sophia hines is charged with two counts of premeditated murder.her family here in philadelphia is talking about the shock upon hearing what happened. wednesday afternoon police in miramar, florida, a suburb of ft. lauderdale, they responded to a 911 call. they found hines' two young kids, a 7-month-old and 3-year-old unconscious. investigators say hines admitted to holding a sheet over the mouthsç of both children suffocating them. hines is from our area. she lives in the frankford neighborhood of philadelphia. we spoke with the father of the infant boy. he said he had no idea that hines was in florida visiting a relative he had no idea about. some family members believe that hines suffered from postpartum depression and may have stopped taking her medication. >> you really just can't judge a book by its cover. because we never, never, never would have expected her to do this. because the way she loved them kids, we still can't believe it. >> sophia hines is due in court today. the boy's father says that he is trying to get down to florida as soo

sophia hines used a bed sheet. anthony singleton is saint leo's older half sister. >> he was all loving. he loved to eat, loved to smile, he was moving a lot especially for seven months. >> reporter: anthony singleton married sophia hines four months ago as they lived here in the frankford section of philadelphia. >> this is hard because this is last thing i expected. this is very last thing i expected. >> reporter: he says there weren't any red flags but tells me he wasn't fully informed of sophia's travel plans. he says he was last told that she was in new york. we're told there were no signs of depression. >> i really can't say what is going on with her head, what is wrong with her but i just can't understand, i'm really confused right now trying to talk but word are not coming. >> reporter: his family left to plan two funerals with questions lingering about what led to this. >> it is so unreal particular as to how she cher their little girl and can't believe that she did it. >> reporter: at this point police ha

he said he had no idea hines was in florida and when or if he gets the chance to speak with hines oneon one, this is what he wants to ask for. >> all the trouble, all the things we've been through, all the people in your life, why would you do something like this? >> sophia hines is due in court later today. the boy's father says he's trying to get down to florida as soon as possible. >>> live in the digital operations center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> a bus driver faces dui charges after passengers on his bus told police they were terrified during a trip from philadelphia's china town section to new york city. a rider took this picture saturday night. police pulled over the focus travel bus in lower makefield, bucks county, after people on the bus called them for help. officers arrested the driver, the bus company later fired him. >>> one of the riders described the trip on the bus, on the review website yelp. her post reads in part, he xyax so crazily that three times he nearly drove into a wall or a post. and the last time, everyone thought we would die because the bus nearly

sophia hines allegedly suffocated her 7-month-old son, st. leo and 3-year-old daughter ariel yesterday at a relative's home. and we spoke to hines' husband in the frankford seconds of philadelphia, and anthony singleton is the father of the boy. >> really good with the kids. this was the last person i would think would do something to our son. to our daughter. >> police say hines called a relative to come home after the incident. that relative saw the children's lifeless bodies and called police. investigators had not said why hines allegedly killed the children. >>> police charged anthony gilbert of upper chichester in connections with a shooting on i-95 on tuesday. police say a 38-year-old victim was traveling north near the girard point bridge in philadelphia when gilbert came up fast behind him. after an exchange, gilbert fired a hand gun, allegedly hitting the rear wheel of the victim's car. arrested in south philadelphia this morning, he has been charged with aggravated assault and criminal mischief. >>> on the campaign front, things ar

why would you hurt them. >> reporter: hines's husband said he thought everything was fine. she toll the family that she was in new york visiting her brother. they had no idea that she was in florida and horror that would unfold so many miles away. >> we have moments of forgiveness but it is still awful hard like you still took my little brother away. how can we forgive you even though we know you got problems, we don't even know where to begin to understand this. how to deal with this. >> reporter: family members say hines was suffering from post partum depression and had stopped taking her medications. still they say they never, ever saw this coming, and she has given no explanation as to why she killed her children, she is in the broward county jail awaiting a hearing tomorrow on premeditated murder charges. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> a teen has been sentenced for his role in the death of overbrook man who was killed while walking his dog last year. tie feign hamilton accepted a plea deal on, third degree murder charges, in march of 2015, police responded to the 6400

>> sophia hines is charged with two counts of premeditated murder.wednesday afternoon police in miramar, florida, responded to a 911 call and found a 7-month-old and a 3-year-old, they were unconscious. investigators say hines admitted to holding a sheet over the mouths of both children, suffocating them. hines is from our area. she lives in the frankford area of philadelphia. we spoke to the father of the two young boys. he and the rest of his family have plenty of questions. >> she killed the kids. killed the kids? i didn't believe it. sophia killed ariel? no way. that wasn't possible. that didn't register. >> now, some family members believe that hines suffered from postpartum depression and she may have stopped taking her medication. she is due in court today. the boy's father, you just heard from, says he is trying to get down to florida as quickly as possible. live in the digital operations center, i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news.ç >>> thank you. we are following a developing story from ohio. police are searching for this man who they believe sh

police say so he hines killed her daughter and son. we spoke to her husband yesterday. >>> i believe she was good with the kids. this is the last person i would think would do something to our son and her daughter. >>> police say hines called the relative and told them to home after the incident. the relative saw the children's lifeless bodies and called police. investigator have not said why hines killed her children. >>> hillary clinton keeps gaining top endorsements. now that's she is the presumed presidential nominee. vice president joe bidened seemed to offer his support while talking about the supreme court. >>> president obama released a video officially endorsing clinton. the president hosted bernie sanders at the white house where the two men talked for an hour and half. the vermont senator vowed to compete in the tuesday primary, the final one in washington, d.c. he pledged to meet with clinton and work with her to prevent donald trump from becoming president. donald trump met with a group of potential donors in new york. his

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police say hines used a bed sheet to cover their mothers.er husband had this reaction. >> i just couldn't imagine her doing this. i can't. i just can't. >> family members say hines may have been suffering from postpartum depression following the birth of her son. >>> for the first time in nearly two decades, the phillies had the first pick in the major league baseball draft. >> with the first selection of the 2016 mlb draft, the philadelphia phillies select mickey moniac. >> coming up, we take a closer look at that top pick. >>> rolling out septa's new key card. what commuters are expected to learn today about the new fare program set to launch on monday. one fifth of all the fresh water in the world flows into one incredible experience you can't find anywhere else. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> good morning, everyone. i'm first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington watching r

the family of three-year-old ariel hines and saint leo hines were clients of philadelphia's department of human services much the children were murdered by suffocation wednesday in the home of relatives in florida. their 40-year-old mother sophia has confessed to killing them way bed sheet. >> i don't know where this thought -- where her mind was when she did this to her babies. >> reporter: in the case of ariel and saint leo dls is careful in the wording of its only public comment about them and their cruel fate. "saint leo and ariel lines were involved with dhs but were not in the department's custody. the children and the parents were receiving in home services by turning points for children. that's an agency with dls contracts. a hearing master designated by family court was in charge of decisions that had ariel and saint leo in the custody of sophia and her husband of four months. the boy's biological father. he tells police he there was the they were in new york and expected them home tomorrow: rick again there's app candlelight vigil scheduled for 7 o'clock tonight here at the d

she was staying at a friend's house when investigators say hines admitted to the crime.es suffered from post are postpartum depression and stopped taking her medication. >> she would be the last person that i would ever think would do something like this to a kid. >> we are moving toward forgiveness but still also so hard, you still took my little brot's way how can we forgive you even though we know you got problems, we don't know where to begin to understand how to deal with this. >> other than issue with the depression, authorities say hines has given no explanation as to why she killed her kid. she's awaiting a hearing today on premeditated murder charges. >>> philadelphia archdiocese ace aggressive liz going after catholic state lawmakers who back legislation to give alleged victims of sexual abuse more time to sue. church say changing statute of limitations would be unfair to present day schools and parishes and could be financially crippling. bill would allow people abused as children to bring civil lawsuits until they were 50, up from the current age limit which

investigators say sophia hines and her two kids were visiting family in florida when she killed them.he allegedly held a bedsheet over the mouths of her 7-month-old son and her 3-year-old daughter. we spoke with her daughter's teacher last night at the vigil. >> i talked with their foster mom. she said they were in good spirits, they were happy and everything was good with them. this is the last thing i thought of. how sick of a person can you be to do something like that. >> sophia hines is charged with two counts of premeditated murder. >>> today don't be surprised if you hear loud blasts coming from joint base mcguire dix lake hurst. the training is scheduled during day light and evening hours tuesday. if you live nearby you might feel the ground shake or hear a loud noise. don't be alarmed. >>> today the delaware olympics special games are wrap up in nouri al mali newark. they're competing in aquatics, softball and track and field. things get under way this afternoon at 8:00. everything is free. come out to the delaware sports complex to cheer on the athletes. >>> new video of a s

investigators have charged 40-year-old sophia hines with two counts of premeditated murder. miramar police tell us she and the two kids were visiting from philadelphia and had been in town for about a week visiting a relative. wednesday, 5:20 in the evening, a 911 call came in about a medical emergency involving the kids. investigators tell us they arrived to find the mom and a relative outside, the kids inside, unresponsive. cpr couldn't save them. according to the newly released arrest report, hines was alone with the kids, and she admitted she grabbed a bed sheet and held it over both of her kids mouths until they stopped breathing. there were no other apparent signs of injuries, but hines gave no explanation why she murdered her kids. she's expected to appear before a judge later today. back to you. >> and philadelphia police continue to investigate a home invasion and restaurant robbery in the city's logan section. two masked men held a family at gunpoint on a corner of warnocand rus comb while they went through the house and the china garden restaurant downstairs. the

this is the suspect 40-year-old sophia hines she's accused of of smuggling her two children with a bed sheet at a resident's house in meara march florida. three-year-old ariel and seven month old saint leo. the suspect's husband and father of the youngest child said he's devastated. >> whatever was going on with her head washington was wrong with her, i can't understand. i'm really confused right now. i'm trying to talk but the words are just not coming. i go to the to forgive her in order for me to get by. >> if she they will that deep, if she was going through anything, she could have left them both here. >> hines confessed to killing children. but did not offer an explanation why. >>> in campaign 2016, president obama throws his support behind hillary clinton. today in a three minute web video, the president officially endorsed presumptive democratic nominee. their first joint appearance will be in green bay, wisconsin next wednesday. the president calls clinton the most qualified person ever to run for the white house. >>> i've seen her judgment. i've seen her toughness. i've seen

hines allegedly held a bed sheet over the mouths of her 7-month-old son st. and her 3-year-old daughter arielle. we spoke with arielle's preschool teacher at last night's vigil. >> we just saw her two weeks ago. i talked with their foster mom and she said that they were in good spirits, they were happy and everything was good with them. this is the last thing i thought of. how sick of a person can you be to do something like that. >> sophia hines is charged with two counts of premeditated murder. >>> we have some new video of that solar airplane leaving the lehigh valley to continue on its global journey. the solar impulse 2 took off from lehigh valley international airport right around 11:00 last night. it flew over new york city early this morning before landing at jfk international airport. that completed the plane's crossing of the united states. next it will across the atlantic ocean. >>> today the copa america soccer tournament continues at lincoln financial field. here is a live look from our eagle's nest camera. all is quiet at the moment but the stan

this is the suspect 40-year-old sophia hines she's accused of of smuggling her two children with a bed sheet at a resident's house in meara march florida. three-year-old ariel and seven month old saint leo. the suspect's husband and father of the youngest child said he's devastated. >> whatever was going on with her head washington was wrong with her, i can't understand. i'm really confused right now. i'm trying to talk but the words are just not coming. i go to the to forgive her in order for me to get by. >> if she they will that deep, if she was going through anything, she could have left them both here. >> hines confessed to killing children. but did not offer an explanation why. >>> in campaign 2016, president obama throws his support behind hillary clinton. today in a three minute web video, the president officially endorsed presumptive democratic nominee. their first joint appearance will be in green bay, wisconsin next wednesday. the president calls clinton the most qualified person ever to run for the white house. >>> i've seen her judgment. i've seen her toughness. i've seen

in the courtroom, hines spent months curled up in a ball. she's accused of smothering her 3-year-old and 8-year-old. she will go to a hospital to be treated for mental illness. >>> meanwhile, a philadelphia fire truck makes a grand entrance into its new home. that's how you usher in a new fire truck in philly. nbc 10 in kensington where the mayor and fire commissioner took part in a time-honored tradition. a new pumper truck. everyone took part in the ceremonial pushing in of the apparatus. the truck and crew were also blessed by a priest. >>> what are the best beaches at the jersey shore? see if your favorite made the list. >>> plus this. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. hi. >> why is nbc 10 barging in on this private meeting? this group has 35,000 reasons to be happy about it. we'll explain why coming up. >>> america is a place to explore. >> america is innovative. >> america is beautiful. >> america is baseball. >> america is home for my family. for more than 200 years. >> america is home to everyday heroes. >> america is just beg

according to a psychologist sophia hines has been in a catatonic state since she was arrested earlierh old and three-year-old children with a bed sheet. the state attorney's officers will take the case to a grand jury. if the judge finds hines component stand trial. >>> also new this morning, police in berks county want to know who is swiping tires and leaving the vehicles left behind held up by cinder blocks. the most recent thefts happened in the 1800 block of white oak drive in spring township. this is the third reported incident in the past movement police say they have a few leads and they're looking into the possibility that all three of these cases are connected. >> 6:37. the head of atlantic city's main casino workers union says a strike against at least one casino is likely to happen on friday. about 65 lunn workers at caesar's bally's harrah's and the tropicana are demanding raises and boater benefits citing a rise in casino profits. the cass flows say they are committed to a deal that is fair to both sides. >>> the republican led pennsylvania house has passed a state budget

now hines court hearing was bankruptly canceled -- abruptly canceled. her lawyer said she is suffering from postpartum depression and is in a psychiatric ward. >>> a 14-year-old boy was riding with friends frankford avenue near unity street. the search is on for the driver who never stopped. the teen was rushed to saint christopher's hospital with a leg injury. >>> donald trump is bringing his campaign to pennsylvania. he holds a rally in pittsburgh this afternoon. trump will hold a rally in florida. pennsylvania and florida are battleground states. >>> presumptive democratic nominee, hillary clinton will be in pittsburgh on tuesday. she picked up an endorsement from the afl-cio. she faces fresh scrutiny that she pointed a clinton donor to a security position though he had no experience in the field. >>> the grand farewell in louisville, kentucky. funeral services were held for muhammad ali yesterday. a casket carrying his body made its way through neighborhoods that played a role in his life. the service was moved indoors for a public memorial service.

hines allegedly held a bed sheet over the mouths of her 7-month-old son st.ar-old daughter arielle. we spoke with arielle's preschool teacher at last night's vigil. >> we just seen them. two weeks ago i talked with their foster mom, and she said they were in good spirits, they were happy, that everything was good with them. so this is the last thing i thought of. >> how sick of a person can you be to do something like that. >>> hines is charged with two counts of premeditated murder. >>> a ruling by a philadelphia judge could ultimately reveal what penn state football coach joe paterno knew and when in the jerry sandusky case. the judge ordered records to be made public within a month. the documents include details of settlements penn state paid to dozens of people who say they were victims of jerry sandusky. the records could shed light on whether a boy told paterno in the mid 1970s that the assistant coach molested him. sandusky is currently serving 30 to 60 years in prison for molesting ten boys. >>> want you to be aware of something happening in montgomer

. >> reporter: 40-year-old sophie hines is accused by police of suffocating had your children. police found them in the home of a relative and they say she confessed to suffocating them with a bed sheet. >>> i can't imagine a mother take her children's lives. >> reporter: fox chase day karen center were cared for there up until a hearing master determined in late april they could be placed back in the custody of sophia hines and anthony singleton the father of saint leo. >>> she was grateful for everything she had. >> reporter: for parents the most difficult part was trying to explain the tragedy to their kids. >>> my son has questions he wants to know what happened, i don't know what to say. it's tragic. >> reporter: the children released balloons in memory of aerial and saint leo. her lawyers say she is suffering from postpartum depression and in a contradict ward. >>> a -- psychiatric ward. >>> a teenager is recovering after being hit riding a bike. it happened in the city's frankford section last night. search continues for the driver who never stopped. the teen was rushed

. >>> see sophie hines suffer indicated her son and daughter in florida.r of the boy said hines does not suffer from mental illness or drug addiction and don't know how this happened. >>> revelry sort is showing signs of life. 900 hotel rooms will be open by tuesday. the public can rent the rooms, but there is no website or phone number to do so. >>> president obama will be hitting the campaign trail with hillary clinton next week. >>> i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >>> that was part of the president's video formally endorsing the presumptive democratic nominee. hillary clinton picked you mean an endorsement from elizabeth warren. >>> vice president said clinton will be the neck president, a biden -- next president, a biden source said that's an endorsement. >>> after meeting with president obama at the white house bernie sanders is staying in the race. he reaffirmed his plan to compete in the primary on tuesday in washington, d.c. >>> he wants to keep trump from becoming president. >>> more than 60 republican don

designated by family court determined that they could be placed back in the full custody of sophie hines and anthony singleton, the father of saint leo. >>> for parents the most difficult part was trying to explain the tragedy to the kids. >>> my son has questions, he wants to know what happened. i don't know what to say. it's tragic. >> reporter: the children released balloons in memory of aerial and saint leo. >> reporter: hines court hearing was canceled hear lawyers saying she is suffering from postpartum depression and in a psychiatric ward. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> this morning a suspect is in custody after a woman was attacked on the schuylkill trail. isiah cheeseboro was accused of slashing a woman in the face. the victim is recovering from a large cut across her forehead. >>> fallout continues for a california judge who sentenced a former stanford swimmer 6 months for sexual assault. >>> countdown to the convention, democrats will be converging on philadelphia in just a few weeks. this will mean big business for local hotels. >> reporter: thunderstorms will be q

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hines and other democrats want bills to pass the house. >> we also have to make sure that it's not easyor somebody who decides they want to harm people in this country that they obtain weapons. >> it's essential that we stop terrorists from getting the tools they need to carry out the attacks. >> reporter: the presumptive republican nominee for president countered saying we need to secure more for america adding that omar mateen may have been born here but his parks immigrated from afghanistan. >> when i'm elected i will suspend immigration from areas of the world where there's a proven history of terrorism against the united states. >> reporter: president obama announced on thursday, he will go to orlando. he plans to meet with the families of the victims. reporting live in washington, wilfred, sara. >> edward, thank you. >>> now to sports the cleveland cavaliers avoiding elimination last night. the cavs pulling away from the golden state warriors thanks to a monster night by lebron james and kyrie irving. draymond green was suspended. the cavs end up winning 112-97. the warriors look

sophia hines charged with two counts of premeditated murd murder which could carry the death penalty. she took a bed sheet and held it over the mouth of her 7-month-old son and then used the same sheet to cover her 3-year-old daughter's mouth. the family was visiting relatives just north of miami. family meshes in philadelphia tell nbc 10 that hines may have been battling postpartum depression. >>> a jury from outside the poconos will lively decide the fate of accused state trooper killer eric frein. both prosecutors and defense attorneys made a deal to move the trial outside pike county. the defense argued frein could not get a fair trial locally because of heavy media coverage about the case. a judge says he will likely approve the deal. investigators say frein shot and killed corporal bryon dickson and wounded trooper alex douglas just outside the bloomengrove barracks in 2014. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> we have new information this afternoon about a murder in a mcdonald's drive-thru in montgomery roundy. a man is behind bars charged with chasing down and gunnin

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this is 40-year-old sophia hines of frankford due in a florida courtroom this afternoon to face double murder charges. police are accusing her of suffocating two of that her children. police found them in the home of relatives wednesday. police say she has confessed to suffocating the children with a bed sheet. >> i'm -- i'm speechless on how a mother can do something like this to her two babies and i'm so disgusted. >> reporter: stephanie is a teacher at the fox chase day-care center where ariel and saint leo were cared for. "action news" has confirmed they were receiving extensive services through the city's department of human services and were coming here daily. a hearing master designated by family court determined name late april they could be placed back in the full custody of sophia hines and her husband of four months anthony singleton the biological father of saint leo. brian and monica, dhs is prohibited by confidentiality laws they say to say any more but clearly that hearing master made a bad call in this case. live in fox chase, i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >>

police said hines used a bed sheet to cover their mouths.elatives say she may have been suffering from post partum depression. >> it is a fantastic friday all throughout the area. sunny and warm, and best of all, low humidity. as you take a live look outside the philadelphia museum of art. some people there making their way up the steps. first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here with our friday forecast. >> hey, vai. it's a beautiful end to the week, especially if you're at the shore. a live look at all of our cameras, philadelphia, pennsylvania suburbs, new jersey, lehigh valley, and delaware. clear, plenty of sunshine. temperatures around 70 degrees. if you're at the shore, here's your view, mostly sunny skies. 67 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 70 in philadelphia. as we go through the afternoon, king of prussia warming up nicely. right now, king of prussia, 66. by 2:00 p.m., 73. by 5:00 p.m., temperatures topping out at the mid to upper 70s. a warm end to the weekend, even warmer start to the weekend, but we have thunderstorms moving

hines has no addictions and does not suffer from mental illness. he doesn't know how this could happen. the motive is under investigation. >>> muhammad ali will be laid to rest in louisville, kentucky. thousand will gather for an inter faith service following a procession in the boxer's hometown. bill clinton will attend along with will smith. ali's family planned his funeral for ten years making sure to honor his muslim faith and adapting to the demands of western culture. >>> atlantic city revelry sort is showing signs of life. 900 hotel rooms will be in service starting wednesday. glen straub said many will be used by a company hired to operate the casino. straub hopes to have the gaming hall open by august. the public can rent rooms, but there's no website or telephone to do so. >>> president obama will be hitting the campaign trail for hillary clinton next week. that was part of the video endorsing the democratic nominee. hillary clinton picked up an endorsement from senator warren. vice president said he will endorse the democratic nominee. >

sam has been outstanding and doug's offense is going to allow sam to audible and change plays at the hinecrimmage. chip kelly did not allow that. >> i think that's what every quarterback wants. you want the ability to get in and out of plays, ability to make things right. it puts pressure outon during the week to study, know what the opponent is going to do. >> sam is stepping up as a leader, organizing offensive teammates to get together in san diego for workouts before training camp. >> as good as it is to get on the field and throw ruth rououtk out together, it's better any time you can spend time away from the facility. >> all about building relationships. if we can have the guys closer, when you go out there and play, there's more responsibility to take care of your job. >> fletcher cox here today with bennie logan. we see you. fletcher was limited again in practice today. he's ready for jim schwartz's 4-3 scheme. he's right back where he belongs. >> that's why they brought me here. that's what i played in college. i played my first year in the league. and i'm really excited, you kno

investigators say sofia hines held a bed sheet over the mouths of her 7-month-old son and 3-year-old daughter. the three were have itting family in florida. heinz is charged with two counts of premedicated murder. >>> the world said its final good-bye to boxing elite muhammad ali today. as many as 100,000 turned out on the streets of his hometown in louisville, kentucky, to honor his legacy both in and outside the ring. >> ali! ali! >> reporter: one final homecoming fit for a champion. >> i think it's wonderful how we are celebrating him today. >> reporter: a celebration that stretched 19 miles. through the louisville neighborhood where muhammad ali grew up, past his childhood home. thousandsing lining the ali's hometown where the hearse rode over rose petals. >> i can just hear muhammad saying now, well, i thought(odÑ should be eulogized by at least one president. >> reporter: and then, one last very public good-bye. >> we should honor him by letting our gifts about among the world as he did. god bless you, my friend, go in peace. >> reporter: politicians and dignitaries. sports her

>> brooke, nicole it, seems this pedestrian did everything right, right hine me in the crosswalk crossing with the signal, when she was hit, sad day, pronounced dead here overnight. and since then, police have been interviewing witnesses and searching for this hit-and-run driver. >> evidence of powerful crash on the boulevard add atoms avenue in the lawncrest section of philadelphia. police say young woman in late teens, early 20's, crossing here late last night, when driver hit her and kept going. >> she was hit with such impact, it caused her body to travel 200 feet north after being struck. >> the crash happened around 11:30, witnesses tell police, the victim was in the outer northbound lanes, walking in the crosswalk with the green light, she was on her telephone at the time when police say machine i van struck her traveling northeast on adams, her body, roll on to the hood of the vehicle. >> when she got hit the impact caused her to come out of her footwear, both of her slippers are still on the highway. her cell phone, which she had in her hand, is broken, and also on the scene. and

that thing, that's where you want to hide, if you are a bouncer at that bar hine that, because you can see the bullets going through this car here, that thing ways like 3,000-pound. remember we did the story on people trying to blow them up, people trying to chain them, carry them away? that does not budget. that's where you want to hide when shoot in a shoot-out with somebody at the bar for the future. >> i'll take that into advisement, steve. if it ever happens to me. hopefully not. 7:08. >> in west philadelphia, police officer in the hospital after his cruiser was hit by a septa bus. it happened at 4:45, this morning, at the intersection of 63rd and haverford. the officer is at penn presbyterian medical center being treated for minor injuries. the driver of the septa bus was not hurt. he was the only person on the bus at the time of the accident. >> let's get back to this fire in jerry? browns mills, fire crews continue to battle a massive brush fire, it broke out yesterday afternoon, inside of military base. >> yes. they say what over 200 ache verse been burn so far. dave, what's h

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mta board member malcon hine iky. [inaudible] ceo mr. larry bear and his wife pam. mr.on his way. he here yet? he will be here, yes, sir, you know he won't miss this mr. mays. supervisor mark farrell. also we are expecting fire chief joan hayes-white. and director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his career. over 2 twenty-two seasons with the new york and san francisco giants and the new york mets the beloved say akid with 660 home runs won 12 gold love awards and two mpv awars and played in 24

is there a, a real tough kick butt ant-terrorist person, what would a tougher hine be?> well, its talking on and berth this, to counter terrorism officials and they think that you do need to be tough. that isis needs to be attacked in its homeland. this is not a group you can negotiate with. that is now happening to a sad's forces doing some damage, the iraqi army, shiite militia is doing some of and it u.s. air strike doing it. most people believe that more of that needs to be done and needs to be done in a more organized way. so there is an argument to be made for getting tough. this is an argument for getting tough in this country that turkey, for too long, turned a blind eye to isis militants who were transiting through. but that said, most people that i speak to, who know a lot about this subject, trump's approach is metly counter productive. that it alienates people. an end has crusade against islam and it plays into the hands of isis recruiters. so you can be tough without being politically bombastic and frankly, xenophobic and racist. >> i always expect to hear

didn't wanty hine to be a great rock 'n roll singer. she wanted to take gender out of it.as hard as anyone ever did. she is not being a diva. she is being a leader and really calling out for women's rights. john: this is really a symbol of a rock feminism and how it was on the forefront of women's rights. greg: absolutely. think patti smith, carole king -- they are leading and others are following. john: trace a little bit the way in which rock 'n roll music is rebel music and the boys often -- the voice often of the counterculture. just trace over the time from the beginning of rock 'n roll to now the many concerns politically speaking of rock 'n roll. greg: the 1950's, early 1960's, civil rights. rock 'n roll is pushing the envelope. you have controversy because you have white suburban kids listening to rhythm and blues and african-american music, and it is shaking their world. huge movement. when the march on washington happened and martin luther king made his great "i have a dream" speech, before him on the dais was bob dylan, josh white, and the great mahalia jackson.

two months ago we were talking about tsa hines. two months from now, we talk about tsa lines.y or freedom to move? you have a chase to make. >> even in the mumbai attack, they put bombs in taxis. sent out the taxis that then exploded in different parts of the city that allowed them to get throughout the area. >> soft targets are the soft because they are welcoming to the public and the public wants them to be welcoming. as we go visit family and friends. instead of thinking a sim solution, we have to look at the issue overall. engage the public as we try to do. and then just realize that part of the balancing that phil is talking about is the acceptance of that level of vulnerability because of the benefits of flow, travel, concerts, whatever we think about it. we can call it later security but it is hook at the entire environment. and airports are not hard. we have an expectation as travelers to have flow through the airport. >> and it sounds like where you have a bottleneck, you have a the lot of people. any time people gather, that is, you know, a potential risk. >> the pro

support, ya, philadelphians for a fair future hogs dollars last night's rally throwing their support hineney's proposal of a 3 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks in the city of philadelphia. they say it is the best way to funds expanded pre k and raise money for parks and rec centers. >>> opponent of the tax among other things, claim it, would hurt small businesses, by causing them to pass increased costs onto consumers, maybe have to let some people go. we will debate that this morning on our show. 6:38. state police looking for that guy until the sketch, want in the connection with road rage incident that happened about 24 hours ago in south philadelphia on a bridge. >> they say he shot at a car in a fit of road rage yesterday. on 995, or i95 in the morning. the victim told state police the driver was aggressively tailgating him on the girard point bridge yesterday morning. he says that driver pulls up, pulls out pistol and fired. it hit the back tire passenger side. >> it is extremely dangerous, we need to get this person offer the road. >> shot err took off down the broad street exi

. >> is this a case to be made by conservative when's the president refused to enforce the red hine hew in syria based on assad using kept weapons on his own people, is this a fair argument to make that when that happened, that put into motion a weakening american credibility? an emboldening of russia? is there a conservative case, a thoughtful policy case to be made that some of our problems are rooted in that single action? >> i think this is a conservative case, a mohammed ca, a medium case and a liberal case. it was one of the foreign policy obama administration. it made us look weak. it enhanced the stature of the russians in the middle east. it made america's word look like it wasn't worth anything. it was a very bad decision. whatever your politics. >> what was the other bad decision? >> i think the other really bad one was supporting and endorsing the so-called nuclear deal with iran which is completely unenforceable and very easy to sub vent by going around. i think that freeing up $150 billion to the world's number one terrorist state so they can double and redouble their ter

ryan howard used as a pinch hitter in the ninth hining before the game the manager said ryan howard will the next three to four games. when you go seven for 69 in may, maybe it should be longer than three to four games. pete mackanin did it so ryan howard could start from scratch so he could quote clear his he head. >> ryan is fine. you know like i said it's just one of those things. i get it. i get it. you got to perform. you got to put up and, um, tommy is going to get out there and play. i'm going to be out there and support tommy. support the rest of my teammat teammates. >> game two of the stanley come finals to night the penguins tryining to two games to none on the sharks. penguins dominated all over the sharks but when you don't put them away this happens. four minuteing to justin braun ties at one. free hockey in pittsburgh. we go to overtime. eagles continuing ota down in south philadelphia today. one guy who has to have better year for this team in 16 wide receiver nelson agholor. in his rookie year last year the eagles number one pick in 2,015 had only 23 catches and one touc

. >>> from the nbc 10 delaware bureau, kraft hines looking to add dozens of full-time jobs at its plant dover. they approved two grants worth more than $1 million for the factory. that means 28 job openings are now available in dover. state officials also say the plant could be getting even more jobs after the company shuts down one of its plants in maryland. >>> if you like getting a bite of raw cookie dough, the fda has a warning for you. people should not eat raw dough or batter of any kind because of an outbreak of illnesses related to e. coli. the company's recalled 10 million pounds of flour sold under the gold medal, gold medal wondra and signature kitchen brands. >>> to something we've seen at concerts lately. thousands of people holding up their smartphones at the same time taking pictures and video. but now apple is developing technology that could put an end to that. the tech giant was granted a patent that would stop your smartphone camera from being used at those big live events. the phones would actually receive a signal inside the venue that would alter what you see on yo

reported four quarters as public company and each time, they massively beat wall street's top and bottom hine estimates. but then they paired with it some guidance that people found disappointing. and because investors gary the future, not the past, it has gotten worse. now with it trading nine times, you have to wonder if it is just too darn hated. the company has been breaking into the corporate health and wellness market where they help businesses save on health care costs by encouraging people to get exercise and i can see why someone might be tempted to picket this. the stock so heavily shorted and shamd again today after a negative piece of research saying they are seeing a declining demand for the devices. could it be that the consensus has gotten too skeptical? let's sit down with the ceo. there is a sense no matter what, i think, that people say it is peaking. you can't just go on and on and have something peak and people say peak, peak, peak and it never peaks. this is clearly something larger than what people are thinking. >> a couple things. right now it is year nine for the compa

two months ago we were talking about tsa hines. two months from now, we talk about tsa lines. freedom to move? you have a chase to make. >> even in the mumbai attack, they put bombs in taxis. sent out the taxis that then exploded in different parts of the city that allowed them to get throughout the area. >> soft targets are the soft because they are welcoming to the public and the public wants them to be welcoming. as we go visit family and friends. instead of thinking a sim solution, we have to look at the issue overall. engage the public as we try to do. and then just realize that part of the balancing that phil is talking about is the acceptance of that level of vulnerability because of the benefits of flow, travel, concerts, whatever we think about it. we can call it later security but it is hook at the entire environment. and airports are not hard. we have an expectation as travelers to have flow through the airport. >> and it sounds like where you have a bottleneck, you have a the lot of people. any time people gather, that is, on you know, a potential risk. >> the prob

police down there say that woman sophia hines suffocated her little babe and her three-year old daughter on wednesday afternoon. investigators say she admit that had she dit, she held a bed sheet over their mouth. family says she had postpartum depression and she was not taking her medication. >> she would be the last person that i would ever think would do something like this to a kid. >> we are moving toward forgiveness but it is still hard you still took my little will brot's way. how can we forgive you even though we know you got problems. we don't know where to begin to understand how to deal with this. >> she doesn't have an explanation of what happened, she's in the jail down there awaiting a hearing on premeditated murder charges. >>> 5:10. dramatic scene in chestnut hill after a septa bus runs over a woman trapping her underneath that bus. fallen video captured the moment as crews worked to save her this happened at germantown avenue and gravers lane around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. police say seven five-year old woman crossing street with her daughter when they were both hit. w

. >> last flight's storms leaving wake of damage hine, skyfox was over the cape may airport, where the did that, flipped the plane over. >> amaze, look at the debris left behind in this pool at this motel in wildwood. this video came to us from fresco user lisa sheridan, of course like we were talking about you can be part of our news team too, go to google play, app store, download fresco news, if we use your video you get paid. >> she got 50 bucks last night. how about the west coast? >> wild fires continue to prominent evacuations, luckily los angeles suburbs, stopped the progress of pair of major wild fires, that have been burning. >> they started to come together, these two huge fires. a forest service spokesperson says, the blazes are now 10% contained. that's all. officials also have reduced the combined size of the fires from about eight and a half square miles to # and a half square miles, little progress, despite that progress, officials say there will be at least one more night before anyone can return to the area. >> temperatures so high you won't believe it, first, we look

. >> reporter: presidential nominee drum is that under fire after he hined at the fact that presidentld you complicit in the orlando shooting. >> i mean nobody knows what's going on. nobody knows why he doesn't have more anger, why he doesn't have more pet seive seal. he's a competitive person. why doesn't he more competitive seal. >> he doubles down on his muslim for immigration fans and points finger at the fbi. >> no bigger than than me. they've had better days let's face it. they had him twice an third time they were look organize thinking about it. >> democratic nominee hillary clinton had strong words when it comes to the alleged orlando shooter. >> a matter man filled with hate, with guns in his hands and just a horrible sense of vengeance and vindictiveness. >> reporter: clinton solution to the growing threat differs greatly from trump's. in addition to doing more to protect soft targets throughout the country and increase support for our first responders, she's calling for new restrictions on who can purchase guns. >> if the fbi is watching you for a suspected terrorist link,