this this also impact amtrak's keystone line, out to harrisburg. it is that same western set of tracks that leaves center city and head out through the main line and then out to harrisburg. septa's amtrak tote board at 30th street says the same thing, power problems and expect delays. but the paoli thorndale line service suspended for the morning rush hour, so if that is your means of transportation this morning, i would play it safe and find out alternate this morning. one thing that would be on my mind that is on a lot of folks mind is what happened last night. i took the train into work and then i was stranded and in the able to get back home when that service went down at 5:30. tacony palmyra bridge, delay in both directions, they have a bridge opening underway but hopefully we have better news in the weather department, from dave warren over there. >> yeah, things are moving, at least here and it is radar. it is picking up a line of rhawn showers here, moving through allentown, working its way south toward philadelphia. last few hours, shows i

philadelphia to harrisburg. tacony-palmyra bridge expected to go up any minute now. looks like traffic is getting by at this point, expect it to be stopped shortly, take the betsy ross bridge instead for the bridge opening. i-95 approaching girard, southbound traffic moving just fine. you can see we look drive as david has been telling us, a few showers around this morning, david we'll have to watch for that. >> reporter: a couple of storms clearing the coast on storm tracker 6 live double scan. the light stuff north and west producing a sprinkle on your windshield and it's drying out as it pushes south and east. the rain pretty much in the process of dieing away. we have cloud cover out there, that will break 'part and we'll wind up with mostly sunny skies and sunshine later on today. 61 degrees, the temperature is dropping. 66 an hour ago. 56 degrees in allentown. 62 in wilmington. 57 in trenton. and 62 in millville. still decent numbers for this time of year. but the wind are picking up a little bit, we're at

we are dry but there are a few showers off around harrisburg, moving in this direction. there's a chance some of those could make it into berks county, maybe lehigh valley. overall we're going to be pretty much on the dry side by the afternoon. here's a look at the high temperatures this afternoon, right around 70 for philadelphia, hammonton, 68 for quakertown, 69 for trenton, allentown and west chester. it continues tomorrow into thursday, 70 degree temperatures stay with us and we could even be seeing record highs for wednesday and thursday. for today, though, it's going to be a nice day. warmer than yesterday. mix of sun and clouds. temperatures around 70 degrees. but we keep on warming and then that chance for weekend showers moves in. i'll show you that with the seven-day forecast. that's coming up. >> thanks, sheena. looking forward to that warmer weather. >>> let's check on traffic with jessica boyington. she's keeping an eye on the schuylkill for us. what are you seeing out there, jessica? >> lauren, we are watching the schuylkill expressway around montgomery dri

investigators 88-year-old bryson mcsweeney ran into a car, he was a second grader at harrisburg elementary school. neighbors and school officials say it is hard to cope with his death. >> i pray for the mother and the little boy, kept on praying. >> harrisburg leaders say he has a sister in the fifth grade. we'll let you know about funeral arrangements. >>> a driver who crashed his pick up truck in a propane tank outside this home in cleveland county submitted a blood sample to investigators. that crash sunday outside this home in fallston caused an explosion that killed jb and naomi newton. troopers were back at the scene yesterday, investigators will turn over findings from the blood sample of the driver to the district attorney who will decide if charges will be filed. >>> help offered to the marine rushed in that home and tried to save the newtons. interview brian crotts said he had a hard time dealing with their death. the cleveland county sheriff told us he wants to help. >> if he needs assistance where he needs to talk to someone, if he will reach out to me sheer at the sheriff'sher

in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by president obama and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> villanova in houston getting ready. >> so is oklahoma their opponent on saturday, the big thing about reaching goals, you can then reach new ones, the new goal is to get the whole thing. jeff skversky is live in houston where the two teams will meet on saturday. >> reporter: hey ducis, villanova head coach, jay wright is trying to use his experience from his 2009 run to help his flares, telling them not to look up to much and get caught in the moment. just focus on oklahoma. here is a look at them getting off the court for the first time today. their first practice out here, getting used to the elevated court and different

it's been affecting the keystone line from philadelphia to harrisburg, there is a there, as well. this is route 100 at commerce drive, we watched a few sprinkles come through here and there as we are live in exton. the big picture speeds are still in nice shape. 5 miles per hour, i-95 southbound near cottman, 51 the schuylkill expressway near the curve we'll take that. we have an accident on lancaster avenue at city avenue. watch for that, on going construction, the falls bridge is closed until april 1. we have to deal with that one just a little bit longer. sharps road and route 1 cedar neck road in delaware. we have sprinkles moving through. the roads are wet in reading, 422 you're about to get that in pottstown. you'll see a sprinkle heading south of the city right now, as well as trenton and wrightstown and browns mill and 206. and some of the showers hitting atlantic city and surf city moving off the coast right now, matt and tam. >>> thank you, karen. >>> developing right now, more than 100 los angeles firefighters battled a massive blaze at a commercial buildings overnight.

in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >> well we got up to 73 today. we should be at least that warm tomorrow with more sunshine, showers on friday but still warm. and easter weekend's looking dry. lots of sunshine. still warm for this time of the year. not as warm as today and tomorrow. >> true. we like it. thank you the news continues with nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. again tonight. >>> breaking news tonight. nbc news and a shocking trail of terror in brussels. the bomb-maker believed dead, killed with a pair of suicide bomber brothers. tonight what richard engel has learned about how the horrific plot may have been set in motion and a secret message

in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform.s head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> good stuff there. mick jagger strutted as the rolling stones rocked cuba. the legendary band performed a free concert for tens of thousands of fans its sports complex in havana last night. cuba banned rock music for decades. people are looking forward nor concerts as the island emerges from decades of isolation. >>> the villanova wildcats are getting ready for their ncaa tournament match-up tonight against the kansas jayhawks. so are their fans. this morning we're catching up with this famous fan. you remember her, her tears and all. former member of the band who became known as the sad pi ccco girl. tim furlong has her

. >>> flags will fly at half staff in harrisburg and delaware county for maryland police officer jacai colson. we now know the boothwyne native was killed by friendly fire during a gunman's ambush. investigators say that colson arrived at the scene in a unmarked car, engaged with the shooter, that's when he was struck in the fire fight. the gunman's two brothers recorded the whole thing. all three are now under arrest. >>> and, argument between two neighbors ends in deadly gunfire in north philadelphia. police tell us that the men got into a fight and one pulled out a gun shooting the other multiple times. it happened around 9:30 last night in the 4600 block of north 16th street. the 31 year old victim later died. police are identifying victims who may identify the gunman. investigators also have a vehicle in custody they believe belongs to that shooter. >> emotional vigil for a teenage girl tragically killed by a stray bullet over the weekends. police are still looking for that shooter. hundreds gathered near south bedder on callowhill west fill toy remember 18 year old najai. she was

investigators believe a plane flying into harrisburg international airport may have dropped the ice. >>> still ahead on "nbc 10 news today," slow go. if you think it's taking longer to stream your favorite shows and movies from netflix, you are right. we'll tell you what netflix admits to doing and why. >>> plus colon cancer is the second leading cancer death in the u.s. still ahead a local woman who caught it early and what she says you can do to safeguard your health. >>> it is 5:38. this sculpture might not make you think of spring since its made out of snow but the bunny was built just in time for the easter weekend. a couple in minnesota built the snow bunny in their yard this week. there's no snow around here fortunately but i was alarmed when you were talking about wind chills this morning because that timely doesn't happen in spring? >> it typically doesn't happen in spring, no. we're looking at this snow bunny instead of a snowman. it doesn't give the feeling of spring. >> poor people in minnesota. >> bundle up for easter. no. those pictures are very cute but nothing that i

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in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform.s head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> a special drone delivery this easter weekend dropped thousands of candy filled easter eggs in cherry hill this morning. dozens of kids rushed in to scoop them up. there they go. we talked to one 11-year-old who was in a sharing mood with the eggs he collected. >> when the drone dropped and didn't have no canndy, i had fie or six eggs and i gave him away because he was crying. >> that's generosity for you. impacting your world christian center hosted today's egg drone drop. >>> it's mostly looking cloudy for your easter holiday. we are tracking showers for the start of the workweek. we'll look at the timing coming up in m

in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> to our decision 2016 coverage. pennsylvania residents have six hours to register to vote. >> the deadline is midnight tonight. pennsylvania vote eshs head to the polls april 26 but the decision may not be a final one. lauren mayk has that story. >> pennsylvania is unlike any state in the country. >> reporter: yes. it is unusual. we're at the national constitution center where you can walk through the process. if you win a republican primary in pennsylvania you get 17 delegates but there are three times that number that are unbound and that can make you want to look carefully at your ballot. on the floor of the conventi

in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform.vania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> fighting for his life. a 14-year-old shot last night is in extremely critical condition. >> they're not certain whether or not this juvenile is going to

in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform.s head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell blan >> the pennsylvania primary about four weeks away now but if you want to cast your vote on april 26th, you need to register by the end of today. you can do there online. just find a link at 6abc.com. voters in delaware have until saturday to register. the deadline in new jersey is may 17th. >>> the mount holly new jersey police department paid tribute to three fallen officers today. this was the annual tribute for patrolman donald aleshire and john holmes of the mount holly police department and william wurst of the hainesport police department. aleshire and wurst were shot back in 1975 by a sniper. holmes was then paralyzed and died from his wounds 17 years later. each year the mount holly police department holds the ceremony to

we're down to 45 in charlotte, university city, and harrisburg, 43 in belmont. and readings are in the 30s as you go toward i-40 and below freezing over the mountains. for the charlotte area this evening, for the most part, a cool rain, temperatures, now that they've cooled, they'll level off. around the low 40s. here's the future cast showing pockets of rain through this evening, again, this is not a big storm by any stretch. still some left over showers at 11:00. the shades of blue. and they are gone by the time we get up tomorrow morning. as we've been forecasting, a very fast moving storm. and i don't anticipate problems with frozen roads south of the mountains. temperatures will be in the mid 30s above freezing. only the high country will see freezing roads first thing tomorrow morning. at 5:30, we'll show you how much snow is in the forecast. we get sunshine back as we head through tomorrow afternoon. the mountains will likely be mired in clouds a good chunk of the day. late tomorrow afternoon, skies will clear out some. we'll be in the lower 40s in the ch

power problems with amtrak causing delays on the keystone line, it is trains that run out to harrisburgthe same tracks as paoli thorndale line. earlier when we spoke to heather redfern she said power problem originated near the ardmore station and then as crews were trying to make repairs to the ardmore station a problem developed, in the yard where all of the trains were stored. that prevented them from getting trains out. an example here of another delay, just the wilmington line running with 90 minutes that first train out of the gate, lot of foulke, frustrated getting home last night but at least this morning the good news is that the trains are rolling, all by two hour delay but at least we will role and rolling here south on i-95, this is a live look right here near girard avenue. big weekend for irish so we are counting on dave warren to come through with a good looking forecast, i can give you a good looking forecast, so far it the looks okay. a lit followfy for the parade. rain coming through the a area right now. this is a quick shot of just some light rain and it is with this

. >> john: tough day ahead at harrisburg elementary school in indian land. they are mourning the loss of an eight-year-old boy killed until a bike accident. bryson mcsweeney rode through a stop sign and hit a car. he was not wearing a helmet. harrisburg elementary. neighbors and school officials say it is hard to cope with his death. district personnel will be available for any students needing special attention or support. >> christine: new info, investigators say the driver who hit a home in cleveland county causing a deadly propane explosion has submitted a blood sample. it happened on east stage coach trail in falseston fallston sunday night. jb and naomi newton died from the injuries. no charges have been filed in the case. >> john: questions surround the pageland police department. nearly every officer walked off the job when the department's chief was reinstated. it forced town officials to gather for emergency session which they decided to make changes. ashton pellom is joining us live with much more on this story, so ashton, tell us what made the of

. >>> analysts predict another stalemate in harrisburg this summer.moody's credit rating agency says the gridlock would continue for the next fiscal year that begins july 1st. moody's also says this year's budget does not solve pennsylvania's budget deficit or pension crisis. >>> this morning, there's still no solution the horizon to avoid a shutdown in atlantic city next month. the city is getting closer to running out of money leading to a threatened city hall shut down. a planned city hall shutdown on april 8th. governor chris christie said the city has failed and he will only sign bills that allow the states to break the casino tax collection system and take over the city. the mayor still wants an $8.5 million temporary loan from the state. >> how longç can we last? not long. three weeks, we make it. may 2nd, second quarter taxes come in. it will only be a matter of weeks, not months, before we run out of money again. >> police, fire and trash collection continue. some city employees have volunteered to work for ious from the city when they do ge

now amtrak is reporting hour long delays, on the keystone line between here and harrisburg. septa suspended it rail service to paoli. it was a hectic evening here meaning many commuters did not make it home in time for dinner they stood and waited, hundreds of septa passengers lined up outside 30th street station hoping to find a way home after the train line that they expect to take was closed just a after 5:30. >> i was at the flower show. we are trying to get back to malvern. get to the station. they tell us there is no power. >> we were told there will be buses here shuttling us all to the appropriate stations that we are going to but there is nothing here. >> reporter: septa reports down power lines for blame for shutting down its paoli thorndale line and delaying services on amtrak's keystone line between philadelphia and harrisburg this couple in town for the flower show made it part of the way home to pottstown when trouble struck. >> we were broken and the train stopped for about an hour and they turned it around and came back to here. >> home, dinner, yes. >> repor

. ♪ >>> a scary day on a car lot near harrisburg.ce of ice the size of a cinder block fell out of the sky and through the windshield of a brand new kia soul. police think the ice likely fell from a plane since the harrisburg airport is nearby. the car was parked at a car dealership and salesman standing just feet away from when the hunk of ice came crashing down. luckily no one was hurt. >>> a warning tonight from lease in ocean county about a powerful form of pot. what is making it so much more dangerous is its innocence appearance. >> sabina kuriakose explains what is called a dab can fool many. >> reporter: it's a potent form of marijuana that manchester police are warning parents about. people here in town tell us they've never heard of it. this is the warning manchester police posted on social media. cautioning parents to be on the look out for dab an oil extracted from the cannabis plant four times as poe 10 as traditional weed. police worry it look likened. >> no, ma'am. it looks like a glob of caramel. >> kind of looks like j

in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform.head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >> thief in the night has police on the hunt in philadelphia's carol park. they say the masked man broke into a pharmacy just after midnight, security cameras caught him in the act at the 52nd street pharmacy. he was dressed for a crime wearing goggles, gloves an black hood deem detectives say he got in by prying open the side door but he tripped the alarms and that spooked him and he ran away empty hasn'ted. torments night we're hearing from the owner of the west philadelphia daycare. police say saved a toddler who somehow got her hands on crack cocaine. workers jumped to action to get that three-year-old to a hospital. >> no

the a acela express, there were some trains heading west out toward harrisburg, harrisburg trains use that same line, as the paoli trains do, whether or not this will impact trains heading to new york or not, again, amtrak has not returned any phone calls, since last night. so, right now, we're all kind of in the dark, looking for alternate means of transportation this morning. the westbound pennsylvania turnpike an accident, right here near the turnpike connection bridge as soon as you come into pennsylvania over toward neshaminy. here's i-95 in the stadium area, no problems heading to or from the airport, in problems, at the airport, philly international looking good, if you are moving out of town, this weekend, lucky you, and, moving into town, this morning is dave warren filling in for sueby this morning. good morning. >> yes, the rain is coming through the area this morning. it is moving. it is very, very light. you might to have dodge a few showers, just this morning, so if you take umbrella you may need it briefly. but this line here a lot of this rain in the quite reaching the

. >> yes, and so we have two new faces that will be going to harrisburg, but did we need to have it athis moment? those seats have been open for 10 or 11 weeks. couldn't we wait six more weeks? >> the answer is no, and you can't blame those two really good candidates. i know tonyelle, and i really congratulate her. she has worked really, really hard in the community for a long period of time, but this came from harrisburg. >> we couldn't wait till spring? >> this came from -- i absolutely agree. this came from speaker turzai, and the issue wasn't about the two philadelphia seats, it was the 57th district outside of pittsburgh that was the issue. this is a seat that had a republican representative, but has a majority democratic registration, and the concern was that if you don't run a special election outside of the normal voting process, you might have ended up with a democrat, which would have put another democrat in the pennsylvania house. >> i think there was also the thought that with these two philadelphia seats, there was an outside chance. the republicans did have a challenger i

he appeared in court phase to used documents to get to harrisburg high school under a different name. went to the school for four years and a straight a student. he explained his motive, yesterday. >> i want to have a better life. that's it. america you have a lot of opportunity. take this opportunity. because i didn't have the chance. you have a chance to succeed in this life you were born here. >> patti: charged with identity thereof. superiors corruption of minors and sexual assault. trump's stop did not come the governor veetode a bill that what's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a stronger signal where the other guys don't. and as for deals? how's $300 back for every line you switch? $300! get $300 per line and a stronger signal, in the middle of anywhere. trump paid a visit and the visit was not without controversy. >> get them out. you will

you want to expect delays there between philadelphia and harrisburg. meanwhile, we're outside live on the ben franklin bridge, no major weather problems affecting us this morning. we've been talking about a couple of sprinkles, westbound traffic coming into the city, moving just fine. here's a pretty shot of the schuylkill expressway at the blue route. we see traffic on the schuylkill expressway moving nicely, as well. the accident we had at city avenue and lancaster avenue cleared, traffic moving better right now. dave i know you're tracking the sprinkles. >> reporter: we sure are. most of the showers off the coast, but there's a batch on storm tracker 6 live double scan coming down out of the northern and western suburbs. these very light highlighted in the shade of green. out in lancaster there's a ten or 15 minute patch. you can see the showers thinning out as dry air pushes in from the northwest on the wide view. fairly cloudy, but we are expecting breaks in the clouds early this morning, but we'll wind up return ago fair amount of sunshine into p

. >>> tonight people in harrisburg can share their thoughts about building an industrial site of an abandoned quarry. neighbors near mulberry road fought lines to mine there. tribune report rezoning is at 6:00 at town hall. >>> the congregation pushed for the changes say they want to help the area thrive and become more pedestrian friendly. >>> a developer asked city council to delay a public hearing to tear down a popular hangout in elizabeth to make way for apartments along seventh street and caswell. that means restaurants like jackalope jack's would be demolished. customers told us they are afraid it will take away from the neighborhood charm. >> condos and highrises it will be more corporate and maybe not quite as fun. >> the city council may hold a >>> the panthers general manager was named nfl executive of the year. dick edelman was honored during the annual meetings yesterday. he earned the honor after a remarkable year, he signed key players like michael orr and kurt coleman. >>> weather and traffic every 10 minutes. >>> here's meteorologist christine rapp with why you might see peop

the holdup happened in the toll plaza 65 miles west of harrisburg. the toll collector who lost his life had only been on the job a few months. police eventually caught up with him. he was killed in a shootout. john: an investigation into the official source of an explosion in downtown greensboro. two grant hall covers blew off. one witness describes hearing a loud bang and thinking it was thunder. police do not believe foul play was involved. 5:48. don schwenneker will join us on a chilly monday morning. don: how are you doing? today is very chilly, but tomorrow will be even colder and we will talk about that coming up. let's show you what's going on with the chance for precipitation. you can see her today we have those temperatures warming up under clear skies; 0% chance of precipitation and that continues tomorrow. thursday into friday is when the rain chances are high. we are taking a live look this sprinkles that continue to move to the east. some sprinkles earlier in the sandhills; they are out of here as well. as far as temperatures across the

in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform.gest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> welcome back. 7:45. here are some stories making headlines today as you wake up. villanova marching on in the ncaa tournament. wildcats held on last night to beat kansas in a nailbiter. they play oklahoma next week. bernie sanders complete add clean sweep of yesterday's caucuses. sanders beat hillary in hawaii, alaska and washington. spite the wins, hillary has a big lead in the delegate count. >>> easter sunday, a live look at st. peter and paul. easter sunday services in 15 minutes of they are preparing for first service which starts at 8:00 a.m. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> we're checking forecast for you on this all importa

now, the school district says it's considering legal action. >>> now to harrisburg, governor tom wolf threatening to veto a republican bill today. wolf called legislation unbalanced. it doesn't fund schools or help fix the deficit. wolf proposing a bill that would increase taxes and boost school spending. republican leaders say they've committed to avoiding a tax increase. >>> tonight, parents will be atto voice concerns and ask questions after a student at carver high school of engineering and science in north philly died of bacterial meningitis. today the school community remembered 15-year-old jn bringings, a freshman who played on the jv basketball team. students released balloons into the sky as a tribute. tonight a meeting for parents to ask questions. health officials have been reaching out to anyone in close contact with jonathan. school administrators insist the student body is safe. >> we are working closely with cdc and take our points from them they're the experts. they've given us guidance on cleanliness, sanitation, there's nothing to worry about. >> jonathan died at chi

a controversial proposal in harrisburg will be up for discussion tomorrow. we have been following this story for months. they want to rezone more than 130 acres along mulberry road. that same road is where the company wanted to build a rock quarry last fall. those living in the area fight against the proposed mind and the developer ended up pulling the plants that now the developer wants area resound to allow an industrial park to be built. the harrisburg planning board will meet tomorrow night to reconsider a new rezoning request for the land. of the hospital after being this happened this morning in the booking area of the county jail. police say the suspect reached for a gun in the back of his pants after the officer unlocked his handcuffs by the suspect and the officer struggled over the gun which fired once gracing the officer's abdomen. now an update to a story we have been following out of michigan. governor rick snyder made the announcement today their plans to fix the plant water crisis. a conference of action plan to help resolve the water. that pl

a controversial proposal in harrisburg will be up for discussion tomorrow. we have we have been following this story for several months. they want to resell more than 130 acres on mulberry road. that same road is where the for a last ball. those living in the area but against a proposed mine in the developer pool the plans but now the developer wants the area rezone to allow industrial park today to pay the harrisburg planning board will meet tomorrow night to reconsider a new rezoning requests for the lan. developing story of monroe. police need your help identifying the suspect seen in the surveillance photos rape they say this man went into the first citizens bank on roosevelt boulevard around 11:30 this morning and handed a note to the teller demanding money paid authorities say no weapon was shown but the note did indicate there was a weapon. the man got away with an undisclosed amount of money and left in a car. if you have any information you're urged to contact police or crime stoppers. an update to a story we have been following out of michigan. gov

there's a thin line of heavier downpours near harrisburg.rees in philadelphia. really mild as you step outside. this afternoon we're looking at a i high -- at a high of 72. most of the showers will be over and hanging on longer in south jersey. tomorrow, 62 and easter, 65. >>> it's the elite 8 for the wildcats they destroyed the hurricanes 92-69. they play number one seed kansas for a spot in the final four. our fingers crossed. "action news" continues in about a half-hour, stay tuned for more "g.m.a." i'm backing josh shapiro for attorney general because things have to change. we need criminal justice reform because our prisons are far too overcrowded. we have to deal with drug addiction through treatment, not incarceration. and use our prison for those who are truly violent. and we need to get illegal guns off our streets. i'm joining with ed rendell and leaders across our area in supporting josh. josh shapiro will be an attorney general committed to fairness and equal justice. ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. "say yes to the dr

the violence broke out sunday at the fort littleton toll plaza, about sixty- five miles west of harrisburg. police say clarence briggs killed a turnpike employee and contractor during a hold-up attempt at a toll booth... briggs was shot and by troopers escape with money. "we'll expend whatever resources we need to make sure we find out what happened and our system is secure and protected." briggs retired in 2012 with an discharge. you decide want to de-rail presidential bid are discussing creative ways to do it. a so-called "split the map" strategy for the remaining g-o-p contests is one idea. ohio governor john kasich would focus on eastern states... as texas senator ted cruz targeted western ones. the strategy is meant to keep trump from getting the delegates he needs to secure the republican nomination. cnn's dana bash asked kasich if he'd consider it.. gov. john kasich/ r presidential candidate "not at this point. we're not thinking that way. i'm thinking that we're getting momentum and i can go east and i can go governor kasich also made it clear that come convention time, g-o-p deleg

bryson was a second grader at harrisburg elementary school. bill: a somber morning at west mecklenburg high school. the students and staff mourned the death of a classmate. 15-year-old heaven c. was killed monday at 9:00. outside the school students spray painted a rock with the words left in peace heaven, the accident happened near a local elementary school. the driver of a mitsubishi eclipse drove off the road and slammed into a tree. two other people had serious injuries and police say they're investigating exactly how it all happened. kayla: police officers walking off the job in protest after their police chief is reinstated. this is happening in one south carolina town. it's all coming to a head investigation. as neima abdulahi found the majority of the resignations began pouring in after the announcement was made at last night's town hall meeting. >> reporter: it's the talk of town. >> everybody that don't have nothing to do with it sit down and take a back seat be and quiet. >> reporter: people in pageland are upset after finding out p

this happened this morning, 65 miles northwest of harrisburg. a retired state trooper shot and killed a toll collector during a robbery. thepers arrived and killed retired state trooper during a shootout. in 11-year-oldy, maryland boy is in serious condition after being rescued from a deep hole in the ground. happened in rosedale, outside of baltimore. firefighters had to use a rope and harnessed to pull the boy from the 30-foot deep hole. a second 11-year-old boy was able to climb out on his own and flag down somebody to help. both are in serious but stable condition. it is not known whether the boys fell into the role-playing and got stuck. holy week is underway around the world tonight. ♪ kimberly: what a beautiful site. held mass atrancis the vatican to mark palm sunday, marking jesus' entrance into jerusalem before his crucifixion. the pontiff focused on doing more to help refugees from war-torn syria and iraq. in washington, cardinal donald worrall celebrated at st. matthew's cathedral, beginning with the traditional blessing of the palm b

sunday morning at the toll 65 miles west of harrisburg, police say clarence brigs pulled a gun and ordered two employees into the administration building. briggs shot and killed a toll collector and a security guard. >> commonwealth and the turnpike and the pennsylvania state police will extend the resources necessary to make sure we find out exactly what transpired this morning and to make absolute certain that our system is secure. >> briggs was shot and killed by state troopers. >>> an indiana's sheriff's deputy died. two deputies were serving arrest and search warrants at a home north of indianapolis when they got inside, they were met with gunfire. the other officer was wounded. the suspect was found dead inside the home. >>> and it may be spring, but this morning, a winter-like storm is hitting the northeast. cities like boston and portland, maine, are expected to get up to 5 inches of snow, but some areas of new england could get up to a foot. it started snowing on long island last night. the snowy weather is hitting just in time for the morning commute and is expected to impact tra

. >>> tom wolf met with medical marijuana advocates in harrisburg as lawmakers continue to debate a bill that would legalize medical marijuana. it would give a state board the power to listen growers and processors. >> this didn't happen by accident. this is happening today, this is historic and it's happening because of what you all have done. >> after tonight's votes are finished the final vote is set for tomorrow. >>> students and community members gathered again this afternoon to protest temple university's proposed football stadium. they came together during a board of trustees meeting. five students were allowed into the meeting to learn more about the stadium. protesters it's a way to kick local residents out. officials say the stadium will showcase the campus and grow north philadelphia's economy. >>> lucky. that's how the chester fire chief describes his crew's efforts to put out these flames at a restaurant. nbc 10 was on the scene. the flames broke out just before 3:00 this morning. the restaurant was closed at the time. and guests at a hotel next door had to evacuate but no o

a controversial proposal in harrisburg will be up for discussion tomorrow. we have been following this story for months. they want to rezone more than 130 acres along mulberry road. that same road is where the company wanted to build a rock quarry last fall. those living in the area fight against the proposed mind and the developer ended up pulling the plants that now the developer wants area resound to allow an industrial park to be built. the harrisburg planning board will meet tomorrow night to reconsider a new rezoning a police officer in dermis out of the hospital after being shot. this happened this morning in the booking area of the county jail. police say the suspect reached for a gun in the back of his pants after the officer unlocked his handcuffs by the suspect and the officer struggled over the gun which fired once gracing the officer's abdomen. now an update to a story we have been following out of michigan. governor rick snyder made the announcement today their plans to fix the plant water crisis. a conference of action plan to help resolve the

neighborhoods, most of us 70's. 75 mountain island lake, charlotte, 74 arboretum, 73 ibteden trail, 74 harrisburg. morganton, low 70's. 73 gastonia. upper 50's weekend weekend, 68 chester, 73 wadesboro. temperatures this afternoon upper 80's and low 80's. clear skies charlotte, boone, all the way to the coast. a check of the last 24 hours, most of the thunderstorms we saw last night, that was 8:30, 9:30 last night. showers and thunderstorms, heaviest down to the south of the charlotte area. so afternoon, sunny skies, 3:00 p.m., 79. 81 the forecast high this and by 9:00 p.m., clear skies and 69. mountains upper 60's, low 70's here's what's coming up tonight on local 10 with mainly sunny skies. the foothills, sunny skies, 81 wilkes, 78 in lenoir. 81 concord, 81 mooresville, 80 wadesboro, and the sand hills, low 80's, southwest winds 5 to 10, lots of sunshine as we head into the afternoon and evening. through the afternoon, sunshine. this is 12:30 early into wednesday morning. it scoots into the carolinas, 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow morning. watch how quickly it washes out as it crosses the carolinas. main

in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform.ad of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by tom wolf, ed rendell and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> a philadelphia community got together today to make a mural to life. the philadelphia federal credit union hosted a community paint day for the mural in fish town. people tackled different sections of the painting. it tells a story of the neighborhood history. >>> we are here with the last check of the forecast. >> not near you will as sunny as today. if you are heading out to services in the morning it will be chilly but temperatures in the afternoon similar to this afternoon and showers will be moving in sunday night and as we head back to work on monday but again nothing widespread. >> that's nbc 10 news for now. "saturda

harrisburg. in the mountains, 59 boone and wilkesboro, 62 rock hill, 61 in lancaster. i think you will like the trend. today for the lunch hour, already 7 warmer than we were sunday afternoon at this time. 9 warmer in hickory, you warmed up 14 over yesterday midday temperatures in the weekend weekend area. so barely a cloud in the sky across the area. a few more clouds still up in the north carolina high country. little precipitation to none. what we will see the next 24 to 48 hours is this ridge of high pressure builds, that southwest flow will increase, and our temperatures will be in the 60's today. then the 70's the next several days with really no chance of rain the next 72 hours. 59 boone, jefferson, 57, top of beach mountain. 67 wilkesboro, across the piedmont, most of us mid and upper 60's. 67 in concord, 65 albemarle, 67 in salisbury this afternoon. just to the south, rock hill, upper 60's, 66 pageland and 65 cheraw. our future cast, pretty quiet the next three days. no chance of rain, just a very small chance thursday and friday with partly cloudy skies. we t

minutes away, mid to upper 70s, incredible warmth and feels more like may that happen march. 75 in harrisburg and concord and 73 in hickory and in the mountains, 60s. meanwhile, if you don't want the warmth, we have ice at the charlotte checkers game. you won't need the coats and neither will you tomorrow. a patch or two of fog but not will need to keep a close eye on the rain to the west. you have probably seen facebook pictures and twitter of all the flooding in louisiana. two-day rain totals upwards of a foot or more and several inches on the way overnight tonight and tomorrow. eventually, it will make a run at us. cloa clouds by lunchtime and sun, but late afternoon, a couple of showers around especially north of charlotte as a shot of cooler air tries to make a run at it. it will try. mid-70s by lunchtime and i believe many communities, highway mine, highway 74 will approach 80 for the first time this season. and charlotte will likely get close and go to the 60s over the high country. so no lack of warmth. take a long lunch outside tomorrow. the weather will be great. in jefferson, more

most of our area neighborhoods now in the mid and upper 70's. 79 harrisburg, 75 mountain boone, 67, sunshine, beautiful, 76 rock hill and 75 in rockingham. the weekend cooler temperatures are around, for today, those low to mid 80's, even mid 70's, tomorrow the cooldown won't come until the weekend on saturday and sunday. take a look at this big area of low pressure. this is the front sliding through the carolinas, dry on the southern end. the up of michigan, getting snow northern great lakes region, and showers and thunderstorms, severe weather ahead of that. here in the carolinas, mecklenburg county toward albemarle, gaston county, lincoln, beautiful late winter afternoon. few more days of winter. we have a forecast high with this model of 84. that would be a new record. we have a forecast high of 83. mountain forecast today, partly cloudy, 66 boone, 68 jefferson, 61 on the top of beach mountain. morganton, sunshine, 80. 80 taylorsville. 83 in wilksboro this afternoon. and across the piedmont, gorgeous weather. 83 charlotte, 84 rockingham, and mostly sunny skies with west wind, from 5 to 1

this caused delays with the amtrak line philadelphia to harrisburg. outside live on the boulevard approaching the schuylkill expressway, we've seen light showers moving through. nothing huge, but damp on the roads. we're looking okay right now because a lot of people are asleep. it's friday, checking out the platt bridge, traffic is moving fine, roads are clear. light volume. tacony-palmyra is opening at 5:05. you want to watch for that. >>> possible new jersey transit strike is creeping closer despite several days of negotiations, still no deal. both sides hope to avert a walk off at 12:01 sunday. the tone of the meeting has been positive, but they have not reached an agreement on wages and healthcare costs. unions have been working without a contract for five years. >>> the federal government is holding on to a billion dollars and some of that could belong to you. if you never filed a 2012 tax return and owed money. time is running out. 1 million people have checks coming to them. the medium refund $718. >>> apple will hold an event at its californi

she was visiting from harrisburg and was a passenger in the car when her i wasn't hit the boy.he 19-year-old in shock that her aunt kept on going driving to a home near twining and clinton in camden. >> the 19-year-old brianne folk of pennsylvania she felt guilty and she decided to place a 911 call to central communications. the driver was unaware she was placing this call. >> reporter: police say she hung up because she feared she was being overheard. but investigators were able to pink her phone which led them to camden and the suspect. >> we arrived on location and we saw the vehicle park right in front of the house. >> reporter: police say highland tried to escape out the back door but was quickly arre arrested. giving the boy's family some sense of closure. >> we going to shed our tears, you know, and we going to console each other. we going rally around each oth other. and that's all we can do right now. >> reporter: so sad. susan highland is being held on $200,000 bail. friends and family are planning a can lyle vigil tonight at mcgraw park. coming up at 6:00 we'll hear