>> at his age, irving has seen it all. you went from records to tv. written the theme song for youtube. ♪ youtube.com ♪ you find the whole world for what you're looking for ♪ >> and you can find his music on itunes, including the record called "bagels and bongos" that sold about 2 million copies and irving writes his music on the spot. >> i wrote a show for you. >> the ink is not even dry. oh my goodness. ♪ oh, dina ♪ is it really true ♪ dina, a song is born for you >> he's not pleased about the employment opportunities for musicians these days. >> you have a mayor take his city, right? why do we have a commissioner of entertainment and we'll get musicians jobs. there's very few jobs for musicians. put them into hotels. put them in restaurants. >> as far as those retirement plans go -- ♪ >> retire? don't do that. get a hobby if you have to do something. keep the mind working. do something you love. god bless you, piano. i love you. you're my best friend. [ kisses ] ah, i got a little emotional there. sorry. but anyway, that's what i'm feeling. ♪ >> it

an amazing story at 100 years young, irving fields is still playing the piano. >> yeah!vodka. >> this is irving fields, not your typical working musician. >> i didn't like it in the beginning because i had to play scales. boring. i wanted to play a melody. >> how old are you turning? >> 100 years young. >> even at 100 years young, he keeps busy playing five days a week at a few new york city restaurants. and he gave us a glimpse into how some of his most famous songs were born. >> i had a few rums, and i said oh, boy. i wrote a song ♪ >> at his age he has seen it all. from records, to cds, to the internet. >> youtube.com, you fend a world after what you're looking for. >> you can find his records on itunes including bagels in bongos from back in 1959 when he sold about 200 million copies. >> oh deanna, is it really true? deanna, a song for you ♪ ♪ why don't we have a commissioner of entertainment and we'll get musicians jobs ♪ ♪ there are very few jobs for musicians. put them in hotels and restaurants ♪ ♪ as far as the retirement plans go -- >> retire? no, don't do that.

former eagles star irving fryar is vowing to fight his conviction for mortgage fraud.at down with our vai sikahema for his first and only interview since a jury found him and his mother guilty. >> this is the hardest thing i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> when the verdict was read, were you shocked? >> in my mind, yes, the verdict should have been not guilty. but i was not surprised. >> when you take 12 people, off the street, interrupt their lives, there are people who don't necessarily know the law and you put them in a room and ask them to make a decision, there's a chance it might not be the right decision. >> now, fryar said he and his mother never saw the $1.2 million that the government claims that they duped out of several banks in a mortgage scheme. fryar said it was actually the government's key witness who conned them and kept all the money. fryar and his mother could get up to ten years in prison. they turned down a plea deal by the way. their lawyers are expected to file an appeal by the end of this week. check the nbc 10 news app to see vai's ful

irving fryar was convicted of mortgage fraud. nbc 10's vai sikahema just wrapped up his interview minutes ago and joins us live from fryar's church in mt. holly. what did he have to say? >> reporter: good evening. mt. holly is where irving fryar grew up, he played high school football here before going on to the university of nebraska, where he was an all american. he was the number one draft pick in the entire nfl in 1984 but now is senior pastor of this new jerusalem house of god. on friday, he and his mother were found guilty on two charges, conspiracy and theft by deception. what the government says was duping mortgage companies of $1.2 million. irving spoke to me just a few minutes ago and he remains defiant. >> either way, it's been hard. it's been difficult. but i'm a better person because of it. that's hard to believe, i think, for some people. actually, i embrace it because who i am now is not who i was three years ago. if i did not go through all of this adversity with people lying and turning their backs on me and find

former eagles star irving fryar is vowing to fight his conviction on mortgage fraud.e sat down with nbc 10's vai sikahema for his first and only interview since a jury found fryar and his mother guilty. >> this is the hardest thing that i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> when the verdict was read, were you shocked? >> in my mind, the verdict should have been not guilty. but i was not surprised. >> when you take 12 people off the street, you interrupt your lives, there are people who don't necessarily know the law and you put them in a room and ask them to make a decision. there's a chance that it might not be the right decision. >> fryar said he and his mother never saw the $1.2 million that the government said they duped from several banks in a mortgage scheme. fryar said it was the government's key witness who conned them and kept all the money. fryar and his mother could get up to ten years in prison. their lawyers are expected to file an appeal by the end of the week. tan on the nbc 10 news app to see vai's full interview with irving fryar. >>> conde nast t

fryer south jersey accident victims and former eagle irving fryer says he didn't do it next on only seven percent received five stars. including four of ours. learn more at cancercenter.com >> we now know she was one of the victims a 9-year-old teacher allison mcguinness described by a colleagues a ray of sunshine. she was one of two people killed in this crash yesterday on route 206 in southampton, new jersey. and the paul continues to hang over her school community. >> the death of a young teacher and students, staff and parents connected to pemberton schools are saying they just can't believe this. and this is more than the community can bear. dann cuellar is live at the bordentown state police barracks with the full story, dann. >> reporter: jim, state police tell me the focus of their investigation going forward is to learn why the driver lost control of his truck. he's still in the hospital in serious condition. meantime it gets even more terribly sad the teacher was mourning the loss of one of her students in a traffic accident when she herself was killed exactly one week lat

former ecostar's irving fryar is speaking now. he told vieú sikahema he's not giving up his fight. >> this is the hardest thing i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> irving fryar never saw the $1.2 million that the government says he and his aging mother duped from multiple banks in a mortgage scheme. according to fryar, it was the government's key witness barksdale who conned them and kept all the money. >> my mother thought she was applying for a loan to buy a house. he took her to multiple banks to apply. mr. barksdale told my mother, you got a loan. you got a mortgage for the house. is that beneficial? pay this mortgage at beneficial. she paid a mortgage to ben official for 2, 2 1/2 years. come to find out when all this went down the mortgage on the house is at cornerstone. cornerstone foreclosed on my mother's house. my mother lost her house. and she was paying the orange on one of his other houses. >> when the verdict was read, were you shocked? >> yes. the verdict should have been not geeltd, but i was not surprised. >>

. >>> irving fryer on the dispensative. >> i am not guilty of this, i did not do this. >> the ex-wide receiver talks to rick williams about being convicted in a million dollar mortgage scheme. >>> a man saves a baby from a burning car, that baby is going to be okay, the man is telling his story of heroics. >> reporter: eva, september might be right around the corner, but we're talking another heat wave in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, plus i'll have the details on erika right after this. >> i feel we should do a happy dance for all the wonderful weekends we've had. i meant it to stick around continuously. >> reporter: for those you, a view of the scoints from -- cenr city skyline, it's nice and refreshing. humidity levels will increase tomorrow, really it's monday when you start to notice the change in humidity. comfortable finish to the workweek, we started out close to 90 degrees, actually monday and tuesday had humidity, as well. and then the cold front came through wednesday, thursday, yesterday very nice with highs in the low to mid 80s. this morning we started ou

. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubate our jogger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enj

. >> former eagles fan favorite irving pry irving prier has been convicted for his role in mortgage scam jury found 52-year-old former eagle applied for multiple mortgage loans in quick success while using same property as collateral. he was vick it of con-artist sevrpinging a 21 month sentence sevrpinging a 21 month sentence. his mother was also con vingted in the scheme and faces up to ten years in jail. >> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is expected to surrender tomorrow to face charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. kane is charged with leaking secret grand jury information to a you newspaper reporter and lying about it under noming oath. she will be processed at the montgomery county detickettive bureau in norris southern and aryaned over closed circuit tv by a judge in collegeville. >> only "action news" was there as bicycle belonging to 11 as bicycle belonging to 11-year-old boy found dead in delaware country earlier this week was recovered by police. and aquan late more's body was found in darby creek monday and his bicycle today found in glenolden. his backpa

check the nbc 10 news app to see vai's full interview with irving fryar. >>> 6:. 6. 6:36.omeone special is coming to stay at your home? now imagine the person is pope francis. that's how they're feeling at saint charles borromeo seminary in wynnewood. the solitude of saint charles borromeo seminary belies the excitement building among the future priests who will soon be back in these halls. >> we love the holy father. we're so excited by his leadership. >> reporter: pope francis will come to the seminary on september 26th. rector and auxiliary bishop says the hope is 130 seminarians will welcome pope francis with the kind of anthem. >> sing it three times. it's in latin. it will be addressed specifically to pope francis. it's a prayer but it's a little bit like a latin version of "for he's a jolly good fellow," that kind of thing. ♪ >> bishop senior sang that song as a seminarian himself in 1979 when saint charles welcomed another vip. >> october 3rd, 1979, pope st. john paul ii came to saint charles borromeo seminary after having celebrated mass on logan circle. >> report

took us to irving. i had to go identify the voice on the 911 call.at's your emergency? >> we're driving by our cab stand, and there's a driver with two people inside the cab, one in the passenger seat and one in the rear of the vehicle. one of the people in the passenger seat looks like she's hunched over and looks like she has blood coming from her ear. there's no cabdriver to be found. ♪ >> why did he do it? how could he do it? those are his kids. how could you look one of them in the face and put bullets in them? >> they were shot there in the seats. they were both shot multiple times. it appeared that they had been shot sitting where they are. we didn't believe they'd been moved or anything like that. >> according to the coroner, amina died almost instantly. sarah he shoots in a pattern all around her body. her limbs, to drag out her death. what kind of creature is that? what kind of evil psychotic devil is that? >> we went there, and we immediately had a lot of officers out there on foot and in cars, driving around, searching parking garages and

he says the key to his longevity is playing music for all ages and irving fields has recorded more than 90 albums. christina: keeps him young. brain active. dari: six days a week. christina: good for him. he's a jersey boy. dari: max wineburg is doing a stint at the rainbow room. if you want to see him, you'll have to hurry. christina: it's been a tough road for sandra lee since her double mastectomy. dr. day will talk about it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. the spinning pinwheel of death. the disappearing wi-fi icon. the frozen download bar. you don't need a magician to fix these things. you need fios internet. get fios 50 meg internet, tv and phone now for $79.99 a month, price guaranteed for 2 years. or, double your speeds for just 10 dollars more a month. and only fios gives you uploads speeds as fast as your download speeds. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past, get fios. christina: celebrity chef sandra lee i

this is irving fields. he was honored yesterday by friends and other fans at the restaurant where he still performs six nights a week. yeah, right. he's been performing since 1920s. the institution, he loves to work. >> he tickles the i've the ivories. >> nicely done. still ahead on today in new york. the legacy of cecil the lion lives on. all eyes on these little cubs weeks after the father's death. >> also, storm team 4 returning with a check of your forecast. because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. >>> a bit of a reminder. nbc teaming up to find homes for pets in need. beautiful cats. you can find shelters near you on nbcnewyork.com/cleartheshelters. share your pictures by e-mailing them to share@nbcnewyork.com. we've heard from hundreds of you. >> we have. the killing of cecil t

. >> march 2nd, 2009, irving, texas.assive thunderstorm moves the dallas cowboy's rookie practice indoors. all seems fine until the lights start to sway. >> that's when i got nervous. i thought, one of these things is going to snap. >> seconds later, the entire facility collapses. about 70 people struggle to escape, including mack, a reporter for the ft. worth star telegram. >> it's so fast and so chaotic, your first thought is, just get me to safety, wherever this is. >> a tv cameraman keeps rolling as people try to figure out what just happened and if anyone is injured. >> irving fire department. >> the dallas cowboys practice facility collapsed. it collapsed during a practice. >> what has collapsed? >> their indoor practice facility. >> okay. anybody hurt? >> i have no idea. i ran out of there. there might still be people in there. i have no idea. >> sam! sam! sam! >> panic rises as the team realizes their videographer is missing. minutes before the collapse, he was filming the practice 40 feet above the ground on a h

fryer south jersey accident victims and former eagle irving fryer says he didn't do it next on onlyours. learn more at cancercenter.com >> we now know she was one of the victims a 9-year-old teacher allison mcguinness described by a colleagues a ray of sunshine. she was one of two people killed in this crash yesterday on route 206 in southampton,

. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubateart if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enjoy the exper

nascar mÉxico, una carrera bien diputada donde predominÓ la inteligencia agilidad y estrategia de irvingos goles golpes y batazos ademÁs del analisis de sami y a caci caciro. >> muchas gracias. >> ahÍ estaremos a tiempo, pausa y regresamos con mauricio ochmann en los villanos del ochmann en los villanos del seÑor de caliente! ¡quítatelo mi amor! no! ¿ya no me queieres? eres una pizza, y esto se acabó. no dejes que la comida se quede contigo. (ting!) para una sensación a dientes recién cepillados, masca orbit. ♪ ♪ en las primas horas de hoy reabrieron las playas de california despuÉs que un tiburÓn martillo entre 8 y pies de largo pasaran por debajo de los kayaks de dos hombres que dieron una exhibiciÓn de sangre frÍa para no perder el control, incluso uno grabÓ el paso de este peligroso tiburÓn. >> otro tiburÓn en california atacÓ a una surfista quien tuvo la fortuna que el gran tiburÓn blanco mordiera su tabla, el moro diste fue de 14 pulgadas lÁs la sor fisht dijo que cuando vio al tiburÓn puso la tabla. >> una extraÑa flor extendiÓ supe tales hoy domingo se llama * flor cadÁver que cu

. >>> plus irving fryar was a star in the nfl and on the eagles. now he could go to jail. tonight at 6:00, vai sikahema talks to fryar days after he was convicted. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> nbc 10 is tracking storms making their way throughout our area. not the kind of day you want to be outside if you can avoid it. >> let's get right to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. the storms on the move. >> they are making their way to the shore right now. that's where we are seeing the storms heading towards. but an area in new jersey like burlington county, we are really seeing heavy rain. here's the big picture look north and west of philadelphia, mostly dry. we do have a severe thunderstorm warning out for burlington county, where we have seen pretty much the same storm just spinning there. it's dropping pretty heavy rainfal

. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubateger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enjoy the e

clive irving is with me. he is author of "jumbo: the making of the 747," also a daily beast contributor. and also with us david gallo, director of special projects at the oceaniographic institute. so do they take this piece apart? they have to be incredibly careful, looking for serial numbers, what else? >> the first thing they'll look at is what the piece tells them about the impact. they'll get some clues as to why it came off the wing and they will get some clues about what forces struck it when it came from the plane. we already know something about that because if you look at the pictures of the piece, at the rear end, which is called the trailing edge it's broken it's sort of serrated at the end. it's uneven. so some parts of that broke off. the actual complete piece is a very sharp-ended piece, and that sharp end is missing. so we already know from that piece of information alone, that the impact was on the rear end of the popularflaperon. the people in toulouse who are looking at this the french in pa

. >> yeah, that's irving fields. he turned 100 three days ago. he was honored today by lawmakers and fans at the tuscany restaurant where he still performs six nights a week. >> wow, six. >> fields has been a pianist and lounge singer since the 1920s. the first record he made was an irvin baling so g, "i've got my love to keep me warm" he's appeared with jackie gleason and recorded nearly 100 albums. congratulations to him. >> not missing a step. stusill going. >> wants another 100 years. >> he could get them. >>> one of the many summer traditions. u.s. navy tall ships arrived at the well-known nautical mile in freeport this afternoon, one of several ports of call. the cadets' visit is part of their training at the naval academy. they left annapolis monday on their four-day journey to new york. >> welcome. >>> and we've got some really beustiful weather, right, stevie? >> we certainly do. we'll see a lovely stretch of weather over the next couple days. so it's been really comfortable the last few days and will continue right on into the weekend.

irving fields turned 100 three days ago. today, he was honored by lawmakers and fans, where he still performs six nights a week. fields has been a pianist and lounge singer since the 1920s. he's appeared in television and recorded nearly 100 albums. >> some people are just built to last. look how good he looks at 100 years old. looks like he's 65. >> going for another hundred, he said earlier. >>> are you the type that loves to haggle for the best deals? >> if you're looking for a lexus, you might want to do it. the auto maker is testing out setting prices at a fixed rate with no room for negotiation. if a customer doesn't like the price, the salesperson will have to let you walk away. the auto maker says the move is melt to appeal to millenials and gen-xers, who are not willing to negotiate prices the way their parents did. one of my favorite things in the world to do is haggle on a price. a lot of people don't like it. >> people are always texting. we'll be right back with john chandler and sports. the spinning pinwheel of

. >> a sentiment former wide receiver and sports analyst irving prier repeated over and over during our interview. >> i was not aware of what was going on and nothing to do with it timer did my mother. >> far from nfl spotlight prier is now a minister and spends time preaching at the new jerusalem house of god a church he founded in mount holly. >> it's my fate that has gotten me this far. >> fryer says this all started when introduced to fellow fraternity brother william sparksdmail 2008. >> we started real estate transaction legitimate. >> prier's mother got involved when she decided to sell her no in willingboro. >> she want to move to a floor with one room. >> he moved her into a home and they took ma again to 6 banks in search of best loan. >> she applied and was approved for all of the ones he took her around and signed for. >> fryer contends he and mother were unaware that barksdale kept all six loans given to her. fewer maintains he knew nothing about the scheme until he was invited in october of 2013. >> i had no idea until the charges were brought against me and i begin to fin

in a coded message, captain irving was warned to put the ship on war alert and took every precautionbring her safely treated new york harbor. he was told to pay particular attention to the threat of submarine attacks. immediately, all 2000 portals were blacked out. all of her exterior lights were extinguished. and additional lookouts were posted, and the helmsman was ordered to begin steering as zigzag course to make are difficult to target. there were 2332 passengers aboard on that last civilian crossing. most of them were americans. the two most famous people aboard on that last civilian crossing were bob hope and his wife dolores. ♪ >> the former luxury liner queen mary steams into sydney harbour loaded with troops. once the most palatial ship, the queen mary has a thrilling war record. whenever reinforcements are needed, the queen mary does the job. faster than enemy submarines, the galant vessel continues to play an important role in the war. ♪ captain kayne: the queen mary would make 72 wartime voyages transporting 800,000 troops between 1940 and 1946. she began in 1940 with tr

. >>> in other news irving fryar faces up to ten years in prison after he was convicted in a mortgagescam. yesterday a jury found him, along with his mother, guilty of conspiracy and theft did iby deception. fryar played 17 seasons in the nfl, including three for the eagles. sentencing is set for october. >>> as we prepare for the pope, we are taking a look at security for the papal visit. here's a live look at the ben franklin bridge which we have told you will be closed to cars during the visit next month. now the secret service is clearing the air, so to speak, about rumors involving the bridge closure. the agency says there will be security on the ben but no checkpoints, no airport-style searches and no metal detectors for those walking across the bridge from camden into philadelphia. for the papal weekend in late september. >> can't get every person out if there's going to be that volume of people that's not plausible. >> as for center city the secret service says the agency will provide a list of items you will not be allowed to bring with you into the secure zone. when that lis

look at this, our vai sikahema sat down with ex-allegheny irving fryar who was just convicted of mortgage you'll hear why he says he can still prove his innocence. >>> if you ever wonder what happens behind the scenes here at nbc 10 news today, well, wonder no more. just use this fancy new app called periscope and follow us there. we'll talk to you during commercial breaks as much as we can. we have other jobs to do, too. we'll interact with you. we also give away a pretty cool prize today. >> i have a good one today. >> tracy has a good one. watch out. our address is nbc philadelphia on periscope. we'll see you there. >>> how about that face? this weekend, you can adopt him and many like him. you can help us clear the shelters. nbc 10 and telemundo 62 teaming up with dozens of animal shelters on saturday to help find homes for pets. not just big dogs either. there are all sorts of breeds up for adoption, cats, too, but you'd better get there early. >> the small dogs do get adopted quickly. you'd be surprised how many we have come through every day and find great homes. we have a lot of v

. >>> jurors continue deliberation in the trial of irving friryar. prosecutors accused fryar of masterminding an alleged mortgage scheme. >>> police had been looking for james wharton since tuesday morning. he called 911 twice to say he was lost in the woods in winslow township. that was the last they heard from him until last night when officers found wharton along train tracks #ter williamstown road. they took him to bethe hospital to be checked out but they say he was in good spirits. >>> new informing in the case of a cape may county boy who disappeared almost 25 years ago. only nbc 10 was at the middle township police station yesterday when daniel coll showed up for a new interview with detectives. the former prostitute told us earlier the man in the photo, this photo, thomas butcavage showed him a video in 1993 of a boy being sexually assaulted. coll is convinced that it was mark himebaugh who was 11 when he vanished from his neighborhood. >> i've been wanting to come down here for a long time. >> now is the right time. >> this is the right tim

. >> in an nbc 10 exclusive, irving fryar sat down with our own vai sikahema.l hear why he says he wasn't surprised when he was found guilty of mortgage fraud. >>> 5:23. the fda isn't very happy about kim kardashian's latest selfie. kardashian posted this photo and an endorsement for a morning sickness drug on instagram. as you know, she's pregnant. the fda warned the pharmaceutical company behind the drug that the posts are miswlemi misleading because they don't give facts or talk about risks or side effects. she has since removed those posts. >>> automaker bmw is working with an oregon tech company to design a feature that would alert drivers when the next traffic signal is about to turn green or red. it would also suggest the best feed to having to avoid stopping. >> another app for that. >> 5:24. facebook is reportedly testing a new app that would notify you about breaking news alerts. landon dowdy is here with details in this morning's cnbc business news. good morning. >> hey, tracy. that's right. facebook is reportedly working on a twitter-like app that l

. >>> jurors deliberate in the trial of former eagle irving fryar fryar. >>> a camden county man is recovering after being lost in the woods for days. police have been looking for james wharton since tuesday morning. he called 911 twice to say he was lost in the woods in winslow township. that was the last they heard from him. officers found wharton along train tracks off williamstown road. they took him the hospital to be checked out. >>> the citizens crime commission is hoping a new reward will help solve the case of an elderly korean war veteran attacked inside his chester county home last month. the commission is offering $6,000 for any information leading to an arrest. the 81-year-old victim spoke only to nbc 10 after the crime last month. he told us the man who beat him and tied him up pretended to be a worker with the water company. once inside the vet's house, the attacking demanded money. police have released this sketch of him. if you know who he is call police. >>> 4:34. cracking down on the airline. >> hidden fees are taking a toll on customers. are airlines covering their costs or

. >>> former philadelphia eagle irving fryar has been found guilty of conspiracy and theft by deception. fryar's mother, 74 year-old elaine mcgee, was also found guilty to take in mount holly. he and his mother stole more than 1.2 million-dollar from several banks in a mortgage fraud scheme. sentencing is in october and they could face up to ten years in prison. >>> new information tonight on the papal visit, we new know secret service will not be screening visitors who are planning to cross ben franklin bridge. the bridge will be shut down to vehicular traffic during visit to philadelphia but will remain opened to pedestrian. officials say visitors will see officers on the bridge to make sure everyone crosses safely. >>> coming up, a little late her in our broadcast how this piece of presidential history will play a role in the pope's history and visit to independent mall. we will that have in ten minutes. >>> across our area, some showers, some sun, we had a mix of weather depending on where you live but weekend is looking great for everybody. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cb

that's the verdict a jury reached today in the trial of former eagle irving fryar. jurors found his mother and him guilty of conspiracy and theft by deception. prosecutors say they masterminded a bank and mortgage fraud scheme in burlington county. fryar played 17 seasons in the nfl including three for the eagles. he faces five to ten years behind bars. sentencing is set for october. >>> a philadelphia judge overturned more than 100 drug convictions tainted by allegations of police corruption. this is the second time it's happened in the past six months. you may remember the six narcotics officers who went to trial on corruption charges. they were acquitted earlier this year but evidence uncovered during that investigation can be used in court by people accused in other cases. a public defender tells us he filed 1400 petitions asking for new trials for people convicted in cases involving the police officers who were later charged, then found not guilty. today, 158 of those convictions were tossed out. >> prosecutor's office to their credit has stood by what they sai

. >>> the sit irv philadelphia is about to go live with what it calls the papal visit play book an on line directory aimed at answering the questions of anxious residents, wondering how they will cope with changes to life as usual. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in center city with more on this, greg. >> reporter: jessica, basically the pennsylvania papal play book the who's who, what's what for tens of thousands of resident living in or near the secured perimeter zones. it sound like something straight out of the football movie. >> yet another resource for residents will be papal visit play book. >> reporter: but today mayor nutter and his staff announced a way that the city is trying to address concerns for resident and those living within secured zones set up for pope's visit. >> our focus is on residents here. >> reporter: dann a ferrell, executive director of the world meeting of families says play book will include emergency information and map of businesses and hospitals within the secure zone but it will also include ways to take part in the visit. >> special ev

furniture you would have seen in 1923 when thomas walsh was sitting there or mccarthy in the 1950s or irving in 1970s. it's a piece of furniture with a carved bench and eagles on either side purposely bought for this room. one on either end. the long table is a table the senators would have sat at with a green felt top on it usually. sometimes extensions depending on how many members of the committee were up there. they would have sat there. then there would have been a chairs facing them with a table of witnesses. around them would have been sort of -- not a semi circle but box like arrangement in which first rows were reporters, and beyond that family members of congress and beyond that the general public. you could get 300 or so squeezed in this room. it adds to drama to whatever the event is. >> make a statement you wish to make to the committee. >> mr. chairman -- >> excuse me. i instruct the officers do not let anyone in or out of that door while professor hill is making her statement. >> in 1929 the stock market crashed and brought the end of the prosperous decade. it wiped out a lot

that pianist was irving fields.s musically decorated life. if you didn't know any better, you might think he was an old man. >> i'm playing better now at 100 years young than when i was 40. >> at 100 years old, if there ever was someone who has been there and done that, it's him. >> i played everywhere in the world. ♪ i did a movie for jimmi stewart and sandra key sang a song. ♪ and then the louis armstrong recorded a song called "cheesecake," and that became a hit. >> a few piano lessons as a child and unbelievable talent for music saw irving play in some of the most prestigious places in the world. >> she waives to me and she comes in with frank issinatra. >> was that one of the highlights of your career getting hugged by frank? >> i would rather get a hug from ava gardener but that was nice, too. >> you took one from frank. >> irving plays three days a week at new york city's park lane hotel. >> i'm very fulfilled when people like my music. i'm unstoppable. >> what would you say is your secret to longevity? >> be

. >>> today jurors will continue deliberations in the former eagle irving fryar.cuse him of masterminding an alleged bank scheme. if convicted he will face between 5 to 10 years behind bars. >>> shuttings down and shipping out. the bakery behind the bread likely used for your cheesesteak or hoagie has announced it's leaving philadelphia. matt delucia has more on how the move is impacting workers at amo rochlt so -- amoroso's. >> reporter: i've been talking to the workers some are a bit decade those who have worked here for decades. news of the layoff came in a memo wednesday night. there are some 00 workers and it's a big change for them. amoroso's says it's outgrown the location here and bought a facility in belmawr. the positions will be terminated. the people who work here now will have to interview for the new jobs. the workers i've been talking with, most of them have a positive outlook. they say this was not a complete surprise. the workers had a feeling this time would come. >> you know they talked about it for the last three, four years. now it's finally h

. >> can see irving fields, and he actually holds down two jobs in new york city. one at nino's fantastic food by the way, and also on park lane. both spots are just minutes for his apartment. on the weekends, friday, saturday, and sunday, he's in park lane during the afternoons noon to 3. people come from all over the world, and he will play anything you request, and a lot of celebrities have gathered to hear him over the years. eyes, too. >> you should have heard the stories about the rat pack back in the day playing in vegas, and born in brooklyn, and, yeah, he actually, at the age of 18 started to travel the world on cruise ships as a piano man, and then he caught the flare down in havana. he helped libarache get his start. >> it's the light in his eyes, and it's still there. >> it's the light from the ice cream and martinis. i like this guy. >>> all right, let me get you the information you need here. by the way, irving, if you're walking to work today, the weather is just right, about suitly gorgeous out there, and temperatures low 70s right now, but going fo

. >>> a former eagle fan favorite irving fryar has been convicted for his role in a mortgage scam. the 52-year-old applied for multiple morgue loans in quick succession using the same property as collateral. he faces up to ten years in jail. >>> james holmes will be spending life in prison for killing 12 people and wounding 70 others in the movie theater shooting. holmes was spared execution after one juror balked at the possibility of sentencing him to death. homes was automatically sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> republican candidates are in atlanta georgia to speak at the red state conservative conference except for the man who is leading in the poll. because of afternoon offensive comment he made. eric erickson said trump crossed the line making the comment about fox news anchor meggingly meggingly -- megyn kelly. >> she asked me ridiculous questions, there was blood coming out of her eyes, and blood coming out of her wherever. >> vice president joe biden is on vacation in south carolina, he is expected to spend a lot of time on his vacation m

irving wrote a book about it called my medicine, how i convinced the u.s. government to provide marijuana and helped launch a national movement. medical marijuana in large part is due to his efforts. irving has a very rare bone disease and he discovered a serendipity that smoking cannabis worked and he tested this on and off and sure enough, it provided more relief for him than any other medication, including fda approved thc which is also culture now but no. so i want to basically stress that there is a lot of ingredients in cannabis we don't know about all of them, that there are effects from the plant that are not present in the isolated ingredients, did each strain has slightly different qualities. they may even be referred to as a scientific treasure trove. also, our bodies and no cannabinoids system is very important for the implementation of the earliest part of pregnant the two-way stimulates a newborn baby to drink. it is the presence of the window cannot be made in the mothers rest milk that gives the newborn baby, if you will, the munchies a resu

the irving institute came in november and there are areas too low lying and shouldn't be rebuilt. they didn't name neighborhoods but they through this map up of new orleans it was an elevation map. you can think of it as blood. northeast bright red and so on and they are not telling you what neighborhoods you cannot rebuilt. the truth is the man who presented the actual plan never said that. some understood he is a white man in a majority black city and you are not coming back if you declare this. if all of the neighborhoods in red didn't come back, one study said 80% of african-americans in new orleans would be in a community that got a death sentence. he has this whole plan that was just so impractical. forget practical in new orleans where people are not planning months or years ahead but unpractical for human beings everywhere with his idea of arming every community with the facts. they will see the same elevation maps and use $6-$8 million in government money to arm them with experts that will help them see which parts of my community can come back and which are too low lying

and daddy presumably said, oh, irv, it is so wonderful that you and i can go and get that medical care paid for by the government. now, wouldn't it be great if we can make it possible for everybody to be able to do that? and locked him in right then. now, one of the things that daddy really believed in, two very important things. one, he was the opportunist. he knew when he could get something through and when he couldn't. and he recognized that compromise is not the enemy. and he was willing to make some of those compromises in order to be able to get the republicans and maybe more arch conservative democrats to sign on. one of the great stories, congressman mills, no, he wasn't going to let it out of his committee. but when he saw the votes come in and knew he could get it passed, his mother would say he jumped on it like a duck on a junebug. it was those kinds of things he recognized was crucial for the country, both for seniors and for their families. so you could build a stronger middleclass. he didn't devastate everybody when mother and daddy got old and needed it. and one of the

. >> it is irv ay le jay. >> it looks like you are wrapped up in a band dade. >> so wonderful you seet, it is a very popular dress that a lot of celebrities wear but the managing director of the company is raising eyebrows after some comments he made about who should not bewaring these type of dresses. >> oh, no do we have another lulu lemon. >> you have seen dresses like this on a kim kardashian but company's managing director says it is not suitable for women with prominent hipps or a very are flat chest. >> um-hmm. >> was this a man. >> this is a man. >> oh, geese. >> then if you are a committed lesbian and wearing trousers all your life you won't want to wear a dress like this this was attributed to the managing director. >> nuk where these clothes are made he applied old wore men should not wear dresses. >> my gosh. >> he does not want dresses to celebrities that don't have class. >> how ironic. >> who is this dufuss. >> sue, can you google the guy's name, the managing trek or. remember this lulu lemon guy that said if you have pound on you, you shouldn't wear yoga pants. he had

the case was heard in new york's supreme court, the state's lowest level of court, before justice irving stapled. there were many delays as the owners of the city negotiated developments. anally, in november 1974, critic for "the new york post" announced that a decision was coming soon and that the new was considering withdrawing from the suit and permitting the skyscraper to be built under the condition that the owner's monetary damages that they were threatening the city with, $5 million and $8 million a year, would be canceled. he did not rule on the constitutionality of the landmark law. it was only very specific to this one issue. the administration hesitated to appeal the case and was considering de-designating the terminal, but kent barwick organized the municipal art society to oppose the designation. jackie onassis called barwick and offered her assistance, and she came to a meeting with mayor bm when she told the mayor how much her husband had loved the building. -- and roberta things this had a lot to do with the change of heart -- finally, he agreed to appeal the case, and it

. >> the chp says 25-year-old irving sanchez edwards of richmond is the woman who jumped or fell off bay bridge 70 feet and swam away. it happened after she crashed the stolen car early wednesday morning. a truck driver says he picked up a soaking wet woman near the toll plaza and took her to the east bay. >> let's check out our broken deck of clouds. this is going to be our transition to hot temperatures as we won't have the clouds tomorrow morning. 84-93 inland from the north bay over to the east bay. strong sunshine at the coast. 67-74 in san francisco and around the bay. it is going to be breezy this afternoon. 74-84 in the south bay. enjoy. >>> number five, take a look at how busy the san mateo bridge is. it is packed. it is going to take you about 23 minutes to get away from 880 to 101, all because of this. 28 miles per hour is going to be your speed. slower than that. take the dumb barton instead. a much better drive. >>> the american flag is flying above the u.s. embassy in havana, cuba, for the first time in more than 50 years. you are looking at congresswoman, barbara lee o