jessica is at a party with friends. >> six to seven people there.itting around, drinking beer, watching tv, goofing off. >> reporter: she reportedly leaves with kyler, a long-time friend of her boyfriend. kyler, a man with an alleged history of violence towards women. he'd just gotten out of prison on a drug charge. >> she offered to give him a ride? >> they came together what we were told. >> when did you first get that sinking feeling when something was wrong? >> when she didn't show up at her doctor's appointment in the afternoon. >> reporter: hours later police find jessica's black chevy equinox, interior destroyed by fire in an isolated wooded area just off the road. there is no sign of jessica inside. >> that was my worst fear that she was burnt in the car. >> reporter: early the next morning, kyler yust arrested, accused of setting jessica's car on fire, charged with knowingly burning a vehicle. he's pleaded not guilty. molly hastings is his lawyer. >> jessica runyan's mother is essentially begging him to speak out, you've advised him not to.

jessica for what you are doing. mrs. jessica, i want to say what continue to they imprison people of color, they need to maintain a slave society and as christians the ironic thing is that most people who on't believe in the death penalty are democrats, but the people who believe in it are and i'm not a left, right, i'm wherever i need to be on the issue. wanted to say this. god-given t we follow rights here and that kill suggest not justified in any but we can support justification for killing somebody on death row. if we would consider this, if when a woman decides to go and want to bortion, we kill the doctor, but we don't want to kill the woman. when christians start believing it is okay to kill a woman who aborts her baby and not just the doctor, then we'll think about wanting to continue to put row.e on death we don't want to do this, we know that we can't perpetuate way, so killing is unjustified in any situation and need to believe not have a one-sided idea about murder. murder is murder and there is no justifica

jessica: in wisconsin, for matter of fact, i'm jessica gomez. soledad: planned parenthood of wisconsin says it won't see a change until the end of 2018 when the current grant period is up. meantime, 13 states have banned planned parenthood clinics from receiving title ten funds. coming up next, buy american, hire american, but well his new order hurt or help the tech industry? then, 68-thousand pieces of earth. how can you get one with no cash soledad: now a feature we like to call "we're paying attention even if you're too busy to." a few things you may have missed -- iowa is becoming a more gun-friendly state. governor terry branstad signed house bill 517, allowing its citizens to use deadly force if they feel their life is in danger anywhere -- not just in their homes as in some states. also, minors under age 14 will be able to use handguns with adult supervision. they join the state of montana. a new trump executive order is working to get more products made in america. the order called "buy american, hire american" directs the federal gover

jessica: in wisconsin, for matter of fact, i'm jessica gomez.: planned parenthood of wisconsin says it won't see a change until the end of 2018 when the current grant period is up. meantime, 13 states have banned planned parenthood clinics from receiving title ten funds. coming up next, buy american, hire american, but well his new order hurt or help the tech industry? then, 68-thousand pieces of earth. how can you get one with no cash come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. that's why there's frontline gold. with its easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its triple action formula is relentless at killing the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. frontline gold. available at your vet. in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stro

jessica vaughn's comments. guest: you know, anyone who is here illegally is potentially to deportation, and the way they come to ice's attention is not because ice is out on the randomly picking people up on their way to shopping or whatever. ice is going -- in this scenario -- going after people arrested. n for the hard sometimes public to know what the criminal history is behind that person. member who a gang ets arrested for say, druvrpg -- drunk in public, i think it's legitimate for ice to target that person when they into custody because this is an individual that should be sent home. in the sing problems community. or if they've been deported multiple times before. ice is of the people more serious e level offender than that. there was a report that i did in using ice data. of the that about 2/3 criminal aliens released by sanctuary policies actually had felony or a very serious crime in their history, and that's why them. going after they're not going after people with broken tail lights, et cetera, unl

jessica nos dice mÁs de este proceso. jessica: los mexicanos huyen.un nuevo estudio. de ellos, la mitad, 10,000 son de michoacÁn, como sergio. >> antes podÍas trabajar en el rancho y comÍas bien. ahora no. jessica: el acoso de los criminales en ese lugar. >> pedÍamos a ciertas facilidades al gobierno de estados unidos. apoyar al portador de este documento. jessica: el papel dice que el portador tuvo que dejar su paÍs le traspasa el peligro. describe asÍ lo que le contaron los funcionarios a los que recibieron la constancia. >> la ruta es: ve, pide el documento. despuÉs de eso hay camiones que salen de tal lugar yy estos camiones te van a llevar ddirecto. muestras el documento y hablas sobre lo que te pasÓ. jessica: la constancia por los que algunos pagaron hasta 25 dÓlares, no sirve por ser un fraude. >> [indiscernible] jessica: mario nos dijo que en las constancias son gratuitas o que hace a ver recibido contribuciones por ellas. las autoridades estadounidenses le dijeron que estÁn saturados de solicitudes de asilo en la frontera. presentadora: las a

jessica: trump, prometiÓ que las deportaciones seguirÍan.do al fundador de la investigaciÓn wikileaks, desde el 2010 tratando de presentarle cargos. fiscales estadounidenses consideran que el rol de wikileaks, constÓ en robar documentos. esta es la informaciÓn que tenemos esta noche desde la capital del paÍs, regresamos contigo a los estudios ilia. illia: los concejales de... firmaron una orden emitida por presiente trump. se oponen a la orden presidencial de capacitar a la policÍa local, para hacer cumplir leyes migratorias. la diferencia entre las leyes federales y las leyes estatales en torno al uso de la mariguana, podrÍa ocasionar que varias personas con programas de beneficios, sean deportadas. hablamos de la amenaza que hace la administraciÓn trump, a quiÉnes utiliza la mariguana. reportero: kelly, dijo que los portadores de mariguana, eran pasibles de deportaciÓn. esto ha causado una gran confusiÓn. en california el uso de la marihuana es legal. >> a diferencia de otros estados, en california es medicinal... reportero: tambiÉn es leg

jessica -- >> i'm sitting here itching my neck as i'm watching. >> you hear jessica saying, "why?"> enough with the drop. >> they're going to make you pay for this. to show up and do this. drop 90 miles per hour with spiders crawling all over your body. >> there's another good idea for facebook live. jessica goes on a ride. >> fantastic. >> going to be terrible. i hate spiders. who likes spieders? >> how about the weather? is the weather fantastic? >>> spider-friendly weather. everybody else will need the rain gear. thundershowers, showers, i've had big storms at my house, any spider webs seem to survive. they're doing something right. the rest of us will have to work harder. umbrellas will go up shortly in wilmington. it's dry. you see fog. the rain is moving into lymerick. westchester, seeing rain. the lehigh valley has seen showers. that's just light rainfall. the heavier downpours are to the north and to the west. wet weather quickly moving toward wilmington, philadelphia, and trenton. you'll get rainfall, too. this line will come through this morning. this is the first batch t

jessica flores is live in san francisco with the latest on the fire. jessica? >> reporter: that's right kenny. we are here at larkin and eddie. we were the first news crew to pull up on scene as the fire raged on. we saw huge clouds of smoke and fire crews rushing to the scene, this fire here connected to the power outage, leaving 95,000 people without electricity at the height of it. right now, we just got word the fire inside the billing is out. it was burning insulation in the building. because it is an electrical fire, firefighters didn't use water, they used co2. they have put this fire out, but pg&e will not say this fire caused that massive outage. they do tell us that 10,000 people have had their fire restored but 80,000 people are without power. meanwhile t power outage is shutting down much of the city. it stretch to union square. police have had several calls of people stuck in elevators. that is causing panic there. traffic is stacking up. cable cars are not running. we are told at least five schools are affected but there could be many more. we are

>> thank you, jessica. philadelphia police are searching for a man who shot a in the stomach and shin. officers were called at 57th and florence avenue. witnesses tell police the victim was arguing with a man who then fired six to seven shots. she's listed in stable condition. >>> happening today, jurors will hear more testimony about the deadly shooting that killed a pennsylvania state trooper. >> eric frein is on trial for murder. state troopers described moments of care as they responded to that ambush just outside their blooming grove barracks. trooper brian dickson was killed. in court, fellow trooper robert golded he slapped the wounded dickson, calling his name saying, quote, i was looking for any signs of life, just looking into his eyes. there was nothing. troopers also talked about how they used body armor and police car to protect themselves as shots were fired around them. frein faces the death penalty if convicted. >>> happening today in north philadelphia, clergy and city officials will addres

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jessica: israel, un empresario exitoso en mÉxico, pero pocos saben que hace dos aÑos llegÓ deportadosendo deportado y te mandan a mÉxico, en tu primer dÍa eres secuestrado. jessica: lo secuestraron criminales en la frontera y viviÓ para contarlo porque escapÓ de la casa de seguridad donde lo tenÍan encerrado. fue en la capital de ese paÍs donde se sintiÓ a salvo. >> encontrÉ trabajo afortunadamente en un call center porque yo tenÍa el inglÉs, el inglés me ayudÓ jessica: pero tener un sueldo no fue suficiente para Él querÍa ayudar. por eso fundÓ una empresa que le permite a deportados conseguir empleos. >> tengo un sistema que bÁsicamente busca palabras claves como bilingüe, necesito trabajo, etcÉtera. automÁticamente el sistema los localiza y se les manda un e-mail. jessica: pero a partir de esta semana, los deportados que lleguen a la capital mexicana tienen mÁs apoyo que el que israel brinda. se publicÓ un acuerdo que convierte la capital en ciudad santuario para los migrantes. ordena que desee les otorgan los connacionales asesorÍa jurÍdica y servicios gratuitos de salud, entre otr

tracy, back to you. >> jessica, thanks. 5:34. this morning, delaware county monsignor is facing charges. moonsignor william dombro is accused of stealing more than $500,000 from the facility for a decade. katy zachry, what did he do with that money? >> we learned that he gambled away much of the money that he stole. if the rector from villa st. joseph is convicted he could face the rest of his life in prison. monsignor dombro stole money that was supposed to go to the archdiocese of philadelphia. it came from life insurance policies from priests who had died and parishoners who left the church money in their wills. we learned the 77-year-old monsignor had sole access to this bank account. the whole situation disturbs people who live nearby. >> he's a priest, supposed to be a child of god. for you to do that, you know, it's just crazy. >> monsignor william dombro right now is on administrative leave. he faces wild fraud and his attorney tells us he is expected to plead guilty. reporting live in darby, katy zachry. >>> now breaking

i'm jessica flores with the story coming up. ,, a ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> i'm jessica flores in eastalo alto where today marks the 20th anniversary of a deadly fire. it's also one of san mateo county's largest unsolved murders. 9 people died back in 1997. firefighters pulled 11 people out of the home. 5 of those people who died were children. firefighters did ultimately save the lives of two people. investigators say the fire was intentionally started by someone who poured gas all over the cars parked at the home and on this 20th anniversary they hope someone comes forward with information. they are also using the anniversary to remind people about fire safety and about the ports of having smoke detectors. the menlo park fire division chief was one of the firefighters who responded at the time today remembering the day he said, quote, what the fire crews did that day the risk they took the incredible effort they gave the level of emotion and that tragic gravity of the situation will never be lost on me. friends and family will gather for a memorial service and later this year firefig

jessica. >>reporter: well, kenny, about 6,000 riders use this bart every single day and it's expected to go up year over year because more folks are moving out here with increased rents across the bay. bart officials are kicking off this modernzation project today. the groundbreaking will be held right behind me. i want to show you a couple pictures of the renderings. this is what it's going to look like when it's all said and done. bart will start construction on upgrating the parking lot and plaza -- upgrading the parking lot and plaza. there will be new benches, lighting, and trees. bart will upgrade crosswalks and bike routes on both sides of the station. according to bart this is set to cost $6.5 million and of course your tax dollars are going to be paying for it. it's funded in part by the contra costa county measure j fund and prop 1b. the groundbreaking will kick off at 10 a.m. reporting live, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >> how long have officials been planning these upgrades at that s

jessica: las autoridades mexicanas insisten en que aÚn no hay indicios de que cari --karime macÍas hays con el proceso de paz. y les contamos la historia de una niÑa que nunca dejÓ de soÑar con ser violinista. la fifa le ilia:la fifa le prohibiÓ de por vida al ex presidente de la federaciÓn de fÚtbol de costa rica participar en actividades de este de deporte, fue arrestado en 2015 en relaciÓn con un caso de corrupciÓn y se declarÓ culpable de varios cargos de fraude de una corte en estados unidos. una mujer con doble nacionalidad estadounidense y egipcia, presa durante tres aÑos en egipto regresÓ a estados unidos y la recibiÓ en la casa blanca el presidente donald trump. la mujer saliÓ de la cÁrcel despuÉs de que el gobierno de toronto negociara en secreto su liberaciÓn con el presidente egipcio, junto a ella viajaron su esposo y otros cuatro trabajadores humanitarios que tambiÉn estaban encarcelados. la gran novedad en el show de autos de mÓnaco es un carro volador, se trata del Último diseÑo de una empresa que ya ha creado dos modelos anteriores pero esta vez quieren comercializarlo

jessica: wisconsin assembly republican, andre jacque, authored a bill last year, denying title ten funding to any wisconsin health clinic that provides abortions. it passed the state legislature and last month's congressional vote in washington, clears the way for that to happen. >> i think it is entirely appropriate for a state health department to have a better sense of what are the health needs of the state of wisconsin rather than a narrow special interest. jessica: planned parenthood says it has already been forced to close 5 of its rural clinics here since 2012, after the republican governor and state legislature here voted to slash its state funding. >> in those 5 communities, there has not been another provider who has stepped in to fill that gap. >> we have federally funded health centers, we have outpatient clinics, we have county and local health departments, we have hospitals. jessic maintain, without a planned parenthood monopoly on federal funding, there would be more and

. >>> thank you, jessica. happening today three wilmington teens will learn if they'll be held accountable for death of classmate. 16-year-old amy joiner francis died after she was attacked in the bathroom last year. new castle county courthouse. >> reporter: that's right. when we last heard from the judge on tuesday right after closing arguments ended as this courthouse behind me. he said he will issue a ruling today. now the sudden death of 16-year-old amy joiner francis at at the heart of this case. she went into cardiac arrest after she was beaten up in the bathroom of howard high school of technology last april. minutes later, she died. three classmates are charged. one for carry can go out the attack. she faces up to eight years in prison. two other girls are charged with conspiracy which carries a year sentence each. now joiner francis suffered from a rare heart condition that was undiagnosed. the defense argues that while the girls made a bad decision that day. didn't know their actions would lead to d

jessica? >>> we're starting to see pretty big delays approaching the scene. before it was just one car or so at a time getting through. it's the northbound side of 95 that's dealing with an accident investigation because of serious injuries right around this area. that's forcing them to divert all that northbound traffic that's move being through bristol off of the off ramp, route 413. right now we're starting to see pretty big delays approaching the scene. you see them here. that's the closure here. and then some of that red approaching the scene, some of the delay. if you're moving northbound here on 95, you can get off around woodhaven and head to route 1 northbound or take route 1 northbound the entire way. you see here we're still basically into the green in most directions there. at least that northbound side. also watching 422 for problems. nine minutes eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill. speeds are still into the high 50s. back to you. >>> the choice between diet and regular might have an impact your brain. >> the soda study that might change your dr

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jessica. >> reporter: that's right.you are up before the sun like we are and if you are using the bart that early this could affect you. bart directors considering slashing some of the service and some discounts, as well. let's get into what they're considering. bart is facing about a $30 million budget shortfall and we have been talking to riders here about proposals that are on the table. one of those would be cutting some service before 5 a.m. and that isn't sitting well with a lot of riders here. now, all the proposals include cutting the youth, senior and disabled discounts from 62.5% to 50%. and also, adding a 50-cent surcharge to paper tickets that would affect riders not using clipper cards. and they could also consider cutting 15 bart positions. they are facing a deficit up to $35 million in the coming year. the proposals to close a gap is coming when fares are already get up, set to increase 2.7% next year. and this is also coming at a time when last fall voters approved a $3.5 billion bond measure to improve

jessica boyington avenues e's here with the roads -- jessica boyington's here with the roads and focusing on 309. >> ft. washington, the area looks good so far. you see the roads are dry, around the p.a. turnpike. both directions look good. north and south, you're good to go. the p.a. turnpike looks good, as well. all morning, we didn't battle any construction projects early either. 21 minutes westbound and eastbound from route 1 to valley forge. speeds up there, as well. here's the 42 freeway. seeing more volume here than -- mainly most of the rest of the majors. the split toward philadelphia before 295, cameras around creek road. five minutes now from 55 headed up to the walt whitman bridge. no problems or delays reported there. average speeds also into the early 60s. back to you. >>> septa is unveiling two changes for riders starting this morning. >> what's new to make the commute a little bit easier. >>> rising from the rubble. a local church finally opens its doors more than a year after a snowstorm caused the roof to come crashing down. >>> and ready to roll. the first first lady is

i'm jessica flores. you all the details. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ university cancels an appearance from another controversial speaker... laims >>> the free speech debate reignited in berkeley after the university cancels an appearance from another controversial speaker. >> and a new report claims officials at the oroville dam made big mistakes years before the spillway failed. >> and here we go. the rain has pushed out. the sunshine is moving in. i'm going to talk about the day you will hit low 80s and the big change for the weekend. >> and we are tracking a few new hot spots including one in san jose. how will this slow you down and which lanes are blocked? i'll have the details coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, april 20. i'm kenny choi. >> good morning, i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle. >> today across the bay area, four festivities will fill the air with a smell, "420" festivities. kpix 5's jessica flores reports from san francisco on the changes coming this year to the cit

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check in with drive times when i come back at 6:00. >> thank you, jessica.e you state by state and county by county for look at stories across our area. >>> dozens of people in lower south hampton township voicing concerns about a proposal to close local district court. drop in case loads is one of the reason for the plan. residents worry the public safety would be jeopardized if it fore closes. police would have to file cases. some residents believe if officers are out of area for hearings may not be able to respond quickly enough to emergency in lower south hampton. >>> new construction project in bucks county could haveaffect y commute this morning. sit to make way for crews working to build a recreational. >> problem for commuters heading to new york's pan station. new jersey transit and am tratrn reduced service today. officials say the crash did so much damage could be days before full service is restored. >>> today in trenton, the christie administration expected to update state legislature on the 2018 budget proposal. calling for $35.5 billion spendi

get you update on traffic with jessica boyington. jes jes jessi jessie? >>> watching the beginnings of the plat bridge there behind the graphic. we have no problems or delays either direction right now. moving over that bridge. we're watching construction over the burlington bristol. single-lane traffic alternating in both directions this morning. they will open that before the morning commute gets intense. there. clear. we'll end with the center city sinkhole. 17th street closed for a portion between walnut and locust. getting around that should be easy right now. center city, no problems. still into the green. >> thank you. >>> breaking overnight, a man in his 80s is held at gunpoint and robbed inside his own home. this happened in the bustleton section of philadelphia. that's where nbc 10's pamly osborne joins us live. the attackers got away with the man's car. tell us how and when this happened. >> reporter: well, we're still working to get all of that figured out right now. we know that the victim wasn't able to call police except for two hours after

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karla: tenemos a nuestra abogada, jessica domÍnguez. jessica: buenos dÍas.una vez mÁs con ustedes en los Ángeles. karla: ahogada, como siempre gracias. jessica: gracias por venir, la gente los recibe con mucho cariÑo. los queremos mucho, contentos de que estÉn aquÍ. nuestra gente de los Ángeles estÁ madrugando para venir a abrazarlos. presentador: hay desayuno y todo, no se pueden quejar. karla: muchas gracias, si estÁn cerca vÉnganse para acÁ. alan: nuestro pÚblico tiene muchas inquietudes sobre inmigraciÓn. karla: aquÍ los vamos esperar, vamos con satcha y las noticias hasta nuestra casa. satcha: buenos dÍas para todos en los Ángeles, por supuesto, lista para informarles como cada maÑana. hoy arrancamos contando lo siguiente. los primeros 100 dÍas de donald trump se cumple con la amenaza del cierre del gobierno. si el gobierno no aprueba el presupuesto nacional, una de las trabas para lograr un acuerdo gira en torno a la inclusiÓn de fondos para la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. a la fecha se le suma el conflicto con corea del norte. el propio trump rec

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jessica boyington with you watching the roosevelt boulevard. we're watching cameras around broad street. looking like a good drive still. no big backups or delays. we're getting into the morning rush. starting to go see slowdowns in spots. i'll show you where they are at about 6:30. let's check on today's forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >>> the sun is up, clouds are moving in. you'll need the rain gear at some point. so far, haven't seen much rain. steadier rain is destined for the area. 6:25. 50 degrees. heading into the low 60s this afternoon. your neighborhood forecast coming up. >> reporter: good morning, i'm matt delucia live in sky 410 over the ben franklin parkway. getting ready for the nfl draft coming up this week. you see the nfl draft experience here leading up to the art museum. we're going to give an aerial view to show the closures that will be happening later today the. >>> plus, lost and found. the rare piece of history just uncovered in europe that could be tied to one of philadelphia's most famous claims to fame. hey,

jessica boyington with a quick check onto roads. watching route 309 in fort washington. our cameras around the pa turnpike. roads are dry. good drive out the door so far. checking within the pa turnpike watch for construction on westbound side with lines between valley forge and route 29 e-z pass lanes. drive times are okay. 22 minutes right now at the most and speeds still into the 60s. you'll be fine for the most part if you're on the pa turnpike and watch for this crash in white marsh. we had earlier construction over the burlington bristol bridge making alternate lane closures. overnight closure on the what whitman bridge cleared 40 minutes ago. you should be good heading over any of the bridges and especially into philadelphia. more updates in ten minutes. >>> 4:38. 55 degrees. i'm tracking some showers. not too many. just a few scattered light showers in the philadelphia area. that extend into the lehigh valley and berks county. see a few sprinkles now, gloucester and burlington county. for the suburbs not too much just a lone shower moving through upper chester co

biel. >>> jessica may have worked the red carpet solo last night to promote a new project. but you can be sure, it was still a date night. her hubby of four years, not far behind. >> she's really excited for me. he's been such a huge supporter of this all along. >> jessica, wearing an asymmetrical, conservative meets sexy tweed dress. justin, in blue, topped with a beanie. >> he's seen me in a very different light. >> i think there's something wrong with me. >> it was totally different from what i have done in the past. >> jessica is making a return to television after nearly 14 years, with a shocking departure from her days as a preacher's daughter on "7th heaven." >> i'm sorry. >> in the new usa series, "the sinner," the 35-year-old, who is also an executive producer on the series, plays a young mother who snaps, and murders a complete stranger in public. >> you have to go deep within yourself. even with villains. you know, you connect with them. >> not to worry, the mama to 2-year-old silas doesn't bring her work home. >> you can't be smoldering in the corner, the scene

i'm jessica flores and will tell you what it's all about.two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. the trump administrations proposed budget calls for cutting the e-p-a by more than 30 percent...and slashing some three thousand jobs...it also would cut a program designed to protect and restore the san francisco bay... the head of the epa scott pruitt has questio lobal wa >>> i'm in jessica flores live in san francisco. we are in front of the regional epa headquarters. this is where protestors will gather to speak out against environmental policy of the trump administration. they say the president's policies are hurting th

jessica? it's bn going on since 8 p.m. there's a man holed up in a silver mercedes near the chevron here. police surrounding the murder suspect for hours. right now the s.w.a.t. team is standing by asking him to come out. let me show you where we are. we are at howe and pine street. it's totally closed off. police are asking residents to avoid the area. this is where the manhunt ended for that murder suspect. but it started in walnut creek near the lindsey wildlife experience near first street and buena vista. police say the suspect gunned down a woman there in broad daylight after an intense search for the suspect police cornered him at the chevron gas station. they surrounded his vehicle and periodically it appears the suspect will hold a gun to his head. police have been trying to get him to come out and surrender. this has been going on for 10 hours trying to get this to end peace thinkfully. they don't want any more loss of life and asking him to come out. as we learn more information about the victim and the suspect

jessica boyington with a last check of the roads.expressway, i almost have never seen it like this, schuylkill. usually around a holiday like this. dafr around city avenue. yeah, you can see this is the westbound side. 295, route 644 looks okay. watching sun glare on both directions here. good, and lastly weepd ll lly w mass transit. passengers urged to board all trains off the westbound plor l platform from 40th to 30th street. >>> we are seeing sunshine, we're also seeing clouds. you can see it over center city. the lightest view from the anne venture aquarium. nine will be breaking through clouds at times this afternoon. it's this afternoon that it will clear out. back into the 60s this afternoon. 67 for delaware and for the lehigh valley. cool spot is going to be the jersey shore as the sea breeze kicks in. that will limit the temperature to 60 degrees at the shore. mid to upper 60s for the suburbs and philadelphia. and we'll see 60s again on saturday. 80s expected for easter sunday. i do think that the showers and thunderstorms

jessica's always hungry. 5:00, and jessica's hungry. >> now i'm sold. >> nbc10 will help welcome themiday. watch the home opener on nbc 10 at 7:00. seems as a football guy, the coach says, let's win half the games. >> seems strange that they'd only send two hats. jes jess -- jessie, did you get a hat? >> i don't need a hat. it won't fit. don't worri, it won't fit. >> i believe in '08 they won half the games -- >> how many is that? how many games is that? how many are half? >> 81 games. i don't think they'll win 81. 75 if they're lucky. >> it's the start of the season, don't start like that. >> they'll be lucky if they win 75 games. >> let's talk in 81 games about that. >>> back to more of the stories we're following at 5:00 a.m. >> questioning jurors. today bill cosby will be back in court as his lawyers try to determine if heavy media coverage has influenced potential jurors. >>> draj dtragedy on the tracks. how a dropped phone led to a little girl's death. >>> disaster as rescue crews in colombia continue to search for survivors. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today," i'm ros

i'm jessica flores. the story coming up. >> from the kpix weather center, good wednesday morning, everyone. it's foggy and drizzly. there's a good chance of a shower today. but i'm going to talk about the big weather change you need to know about. >> and there's drizzly conditions joining you for your wednesday morning commute. live look at the bay bridge. this is a bird's-eye view of the tower there. and you can see traffic a little difficult to see down there actually. so we'll take a closer look at that and your drive times coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the the first lawsuit-- in connection with a deadly fire in oakland. it's against the complex s owners.. and >>> in a few hours we'll get more details on the first lawsuit in connection with the deadly oakland fire against the complex's owners. they claim they were living in slum conditions before the fire started. four people died when the blaze hit the apartment complex on san pablo avenue last month. the attorney for the tenants says, quote, our l

jessica flores is live in san francisco with the details prix fixe menus jessica details.essica flores reports. >> reporter: dozens of people will come to the regional headquarters and then to the federal building. they are protesting what they claim is an attack on environmental protection. now, about 60 groups are participating in this event. the protestors say the president's policies are hurting the earth! and this all comes a day before earth day. his proposed budget calls for cutting the epa by more than 30% and slashing some 3,000 jobs. it would also cut a program designed to protect the san francisco bay. according to a memo obtained by the "associated press" a top epa official said epa leaders will do everything in our power to protect our ability to support the mission of the agency and protecting human health and the environment. already the administration has rolled back some protections including rules on coal. the trump administration says it has to make the cuts to boost military spending. and this protest also comes the same week that the local bay area air

the >>> i'm jessica flores.oday state lawmakers will consider a major overhaul of california's bail system. the assembly's committee on public safety will vote on it today. if it becomes law, it would eliminate the requirement to post money to get out of jail. the bill would essentially require courts to release nonviolent defendants without bail. unless there's a clear danger to the public. supporters of the bill say the current system punishing the poor who often can't afford bail. >> the elephant in the room here today is that california operates two systems of justice. one for the rich, one for the poor. >> opponents of the bill say it is similar to controversial new jersey plan where there have been reports of offenders committing crimes out on free bail. if it moves forward a vote is expected in june. reporting in the newsroom, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:56. time for your "final 5. >> president trump heads to wisconsin today before signing an executive order. you senior administration officials

jessica. >>> reporter: yes. i'm here at golden gate park. hippie hill. this is where people go for "420" for national smoke-out day. but this year things will look very different. you can already see just around here they have some things set up. they have a stage set up. they even have sponsors. you will see billboards here. in years past, this was basically just people coming here with their barbecues and smoking marijuana. this year there is a sponsor but it's still technically unsanctioned. so the city isn't technically sanctioning the event but here's what to expect. for the first time the giant pot party will have portable toilets and fences, police plan on stepping up patrols and some streets will be closed off. in years past, the celebration left behind thousands of pounds of trash and city taxpayers paying the bill. the effects cost the city more than $100,000. this year the city issued permits to haight street merchants and cannabis vendors. the businesses will haul away the trash, take care of security and oversee the events. we spoke to one o

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jessica boyington with a quick check of the roads. watching the 42 freeway, cameras around creek road. no problems so far. northbound is moving toward the philadelphia area. check out the drive time now from 55 headed up toward philly in the walt whitman bridge area. a five-minute trip. speeds still into the 60s. no problems right now out in new jersey roads. the schuylkill expressway looks great. now's the time to go if you're heading out the door. 12 minutes eastbound from the blue route to the vine. average speeds into the 60s there, as well. if you're out in center city, watch for that sinkhole on 17th street between walnut and locust. a portion of the road is closed now. it might be difficult for you to get through. of course right now it's still early. all roads around the area are very easy to move on by. take chestnut, any direction will be good. also watching bridges for single-lane traffic and construction over the burlington bristol. alternating lanes in both directions until sometime this morning. the ben franklin bridge a

i mean, whoo. >>> i'm jessica flores live in brentwood.ate officials will hold a groundbreaking here at balfour and highway 4. take a look. it is for a new interchange. currently, commuters have to stop at a signal and causes major backups. they said the interchange will relieve the congestion. it's part of the highway 4 improvement project. it was widened from pittsburgh to antioch and the project will cost $1.3 billion and the interchange will cost about $73 million. it will be paid in part by measure j funds and will include a bridge crossing, loop on-ramp and diagonal offramp. the groundbreaking will kick off at 10:00 and will include state leaders and assembly member jim fraser and the project expected to go through 2019. live, jessica flores, kpix5. >>> the time is 656. >>> students and a san bernardino elementary school will be kept home for the next two days. yesterday, a man walked in the classroom of his estranged wife and shot her in front of his students and then killed himself. an 8-year-old was killed by a stray bullet. >>> r

of the united educators of san francisco first of all, i want to comment on the next last speaker jessica and urge you to reconsider extending the non-re-election of this threatened young teacher the the spell ed teachers were recruited we can't afford to lose someone like this doctor manifesting said we have had the gap and there is a bowl effect we hear about a talented young person we're trying to make them work in the district that didn't show them the respect i want early feedback on the bargaining table the fact that the district came across the compensation early in the game a positive development for us the recognition of emergency of affordability criticize for the paraprofessionals and others teachers across the board 3 percent for sort of because 100 percent includes the day to day work that is debatable 3 percent is for everybody so increasing the work year you know we're that didn't look like a pocket for us there was an increase in a proposed there that the pending care but $50 for an employee with one excellent a month increases of $100 a police is a drop in the bucket here

the best possible way. >> reporter: this all begins with two of jessica's students. both of whom live near san jose coyote creek. both of whose families were hit hard by the flooding. >> right now i'm living at my grandma and grandpa's house. >> reporter: they made a presentation about the flood. telling their stories and suggesting a flood fund-raiser. not for their family though. >> i think we both did it for help. they really need a lot of help. >> reporter: the council agreed and the school wide goal was set. $5,000. >> i remember when they said 5,000. i kind of wanted them to pick it achievable. >> who has donations? >> reporter: when spread out all jessica's students had to do to do their part wads raise a little more than $200. >> we thought, oh, my god, if we raise that much we're going to be awesome. now i don't know what happened. >> you're adding $21. >> reporter: what happened is they needed more and more sheets for their thermometer. more and more ink and their best multidigit addition skills. $1943.86. some students raided their savings. others gave the