keith's picture saying 51-year-old keith reed shot to death. i couldn't believe it.was shocked. and i knew right away that it had to be rob. >> reporter: to investigators looking for the killer in upstate new york, mary's husband made more than a lot of sense. there was keith reed's cell phone found off this bridge in pennsylvania. >> harrisburg is on the way to virginia. see, now that makes sense, too, that piece of the puzzle. >> reporter: and something else clicked. remember that man who'd appeared at clymer's central school asking to speak to the superintendent? investigators sent a freeze frame from the school's security cameras down to the interview room in virginia. >> does this look like him? >> yes. >> that's him? >> yes. >> mary identifies those stills being her husband. so we know that it's him in the school. >> reporter: now authorities had a suspect but where was he? mary said a few days after her husband returned shall, he told her he got a new job and quit his position as an historian at the marine base in quantico, she said and he had also packed up s

keith's focus is not technical theory.s songs. >> i just wanted to take it to its simplest place, which is learning one chord. then we can build upon that, and we can learn another chord. and if you can get to three chords, you can play a lot of songs. >> announcer: you'll be playing a song with keith in the very first day and a new song every day for 30 days. you'll learn 15 keith urban favorites and 15 famous guitar songs, songs like "sweet home alabama"... >> ♪ sweet home alabama >> announcer: ..."good thing"... >> ♪ 'cause i know a good thing when i see it ♪ >> announcer: ...and "knockin' on heaven's door." >> ♪ i'm knock-knock-knockin' on heaven's door ♪ >> announcer: these songs will take you from beginner to accomplished player. imagine getting 30 private lessons, one-on-one, with the legendary keith urban, teaching you how to play guitar from the ground up. >> in the end, not only will you know how to play 30 of my favorite songs, but you'll have the skills to play thousands of others. >> announcer: incredibly, you

>> being small presents keith with a unique challenge. he can't stock his shelves with too much stuff. he must know what products could be a waste of time and money. >> we found the mainstream what people tend to buy the most and that mainstream is where we have put the most concentration on being most competitive. >> even after products hit the shelves, keith says he still has to be flexible. his pricing strategy isn't perfect. sometimes shoppers say the prices are too good to be true. >> they've come and said do you know that such and such is charging $2 more for this? you might want to look at this price. >> other times, clients are wary to make a purchase. >> customers have said hey, the cost is a little high here. so, you know we'll look at what competitors are doing. and if we have the room we will bring it down just a little bit. >> the key for north meridian is to know who locally is charging what for certain items. long before it opened its doors, the store's competitors were under the microscope. >> we studied within about a thr

to go over the budgeting thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners my name is keith the finance and it manager for the planning department my pleasure to present the final presentation for the 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 budget i've made copies of the presentation as well as members of the public and commission secretary i'll pass around the short-term rental memo that was e-mail address to you earlier in the week and copies for the members of the public last week i'll be highlighting changes to the proposed budget so this slide right here a pie chart of the of our full-time fte staffing allocation classification of the department the only change made to this fte allocation was since the last commission meeting this is a change from what is outlined in our memo on february '89 or 9 we're proposing to include 3 position for the short-term rental program you'll find those are in the compliance direct examination divisions those will be unfunded and require either a supplemental appropriation in 2015-2016 or additional funding in the next fiscal year budget cycle 2018 we'll need approval f

and knowing keith richards and seeing words that heavy i was going wow keith richards?as sort of the gauntlet being thrown down. i thought if he could do that i could be strong enough to do that myself. so i checked myself into a drug rehab for eight months. and this is really hysterical. the day that i got out of the hospital, now i didn't make any announcement right? i just got out of the hospital. and i went to a take-out restaurant to pick up some food. now, this particular restaurant was also a night club and it was also a place that was a big party spot. and, you know, everybody did drugs there. the owner we were all party-guys. so i walk into this place. and i was just going to get my dinner. and the maitre d' says to me, oh mr. rodgers a friend of yours wants to speak to you. i thought how could anyone know i'm here, i'm fairly anonymous and i've been in rehan hab for eightrehab, foreight months. and i got on the phone and it's keith richards who says, hey mate you got a bump? which is slang for blow. i can't believe it, i gave up drugs 20 years ago in the middl

rising stars while primo's son played -- and. >> we try to make names for ourselves and not be keith primo's son but be who we are. >> you get used to it and it doesn't boernl us anymore. >> the only pressure is the pressure they put on themselves, but it's pressure to live up to a family name. >> keith primo is a big imposing captain like dad and kay den is one of the best goalies in the country and carson is a smaller finesse player, like his dad and even uses danny's signature goal celebration. >> have been doing that since i was young like my dad growing up. >> while danny briere doesn't get to see his kids play too much, keith primo does not miss his kids in a second. he is an assistant coach. >> you get to see them on the ice, and you don't know how long that will last, and it's fun year. >> the kids are friends but yesterday they were rivals and one day all four of them dream of celebrating together in the nhl like pops. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> good blood lines. >> coming up adam joseph with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. >>> we a

we're live keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> thanks keith.right now is crunch time for fans who made it to arizona, but don't have a ticket for the super bowl. the cost of the cheapest seat this morning listen to this be with 9,000 bucks. more than $9,000. that's the highest retail price ever. brokers say there are only about 200 to 300 tickets left. i wouldn't be surprised if that price rises by this afternoon. of course, you don't have to be out in arizona to watch the game. you can watch it right here for free on nbc 10. >>> now let's talk game time. snacks this morning, high school students in gloucester county will be making hoagies for the super bowl and raising money for charity. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at clear view high school in mullica hill to tell us all ain't. matt? >> reporter: rosemary in our area, you have to have the hoagie. and these guys here are going to be making 1,200 of them this morning, right here in the cafeteria of the clear view regional high school. you can see some of the adult advisers and students. they w

>> i flipped out when we first got the call from keith. >> you're not keith. >> we really did. contact. tim is the same way. and, you know, the reason for success like that is because they are humble. gerri: let's talk about the business world for a second. taylor swift famously pulling her songs from spotify last year. tell us what it's like to try to make money on music. >> as songwriters, we have a nice livelihood. whenever you get a song cut by keith urban or tim mcgraw, things are going to help. but we just signed a brand new record deal. when you sign you're trusting that that record company is going to do deals with people like spotify and things like that. so those are decisions that are made way above our heads and we just try to make great music and trust that it's going to get out there to the consumers and to the fans. gerri: are you the business brain, chris? >> i think we both are. it's like good cop/bad cop at that point. [laughter] i do see, you know, i see everybody's point. both are success. taylor is amazing, and spotify's successful. i see both reasonings on

budget i thought i'd start by talking through the issues i've raised at the last hearing and then keith martini will present the ways the budget changed since we met concern modifications on not to do a pull in year but esquires requests and keith will go over that you had several concerns i'll use the memo and obviously what's on our mind is the short-term rental program the commission raised this issue last week this week was the ferries week the alleviations took effect and we have geared off and i'll certainly if i say anything incredulously scott sanchez will talk about this because his team is responsible for this program from the budget i'll back up and is that this week the first week we've been if operation we've received as of many morning about 4 hundred and 25 phone calls related to the program scheduled 5 hundred appoint and continuing to receive phone calls at the rate of 40 to 50 a day much of that for information some of that for information and most is to make appointment to register for short-term rentals most from the staff most of people that come in are quality to d

reporting live in lower marion county, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> keith, we know you would stay onr job because you're so good at it and you love it. >>> a south jersey woman said she won $50,000 at a scratchoff lottery game but the lottery said not so fast. the new jersey lottery says it's worth just $7. the controversy surrounds the letter in the center of your screen, right there. the family insists it's an o, which would give them the top prize. the lottery said it's in fact a c, and that the latex covering wasn't completely scratched off. >> it's not right. you can see the pain in her. we're not really trying to -- we're not trying to make a big thing out of nothing, but we've had a really bad year. >> the family says they threw out the original ticket after a lottery investigator later told them it wasn't a grand prize winner. a cell phone picture and photocopy are all that remain. >>> not one, but two chances for snow, and the first will fall in parts of our area during your morning commute. what can you expect when you wake up. when more snow and ice will impact your weeken

. >> keith department staff about three years ago we conducted sort of a more of on internal benchmark study we asked berkley and joe's and their measurement we didn't get a whole lot of feedback we work closely with the controller's office and the group provides us with technical guidance and suggests we work on the ways to appropriately track our performance. >> one last closing comment i've asked a few developers if you wake up what would you want now we're in the economy is there smlg something around the con absurdities they pay additional money to get their things begun faster they carry the risk and burden the financing potentially that kind of money will come back to the city to cover things but additional affordable housing or something that was the question i asked the developers do you have thoughts on that. >> i'll start keith with the department staff our current fee structure, if you will the current application fees doesn't have anything for connoisseurs so there's no expediting fees we have a few dedicated staff in the environmental division that work on public projects

so, then keith replied with: pitiful. because he doesn't like penn state. keith olbermann later tweeted an apology saying i apologize for the psu tweets. i was stupid and childish, and way less mature than the students there who did such a great fundraising job. so espn also released a statement calling the exchange completely inapropriate, it is not uncommon for keith olbermann, i follow him on twitter, to get into arguments with people who don't like him. >> in fact, you have even toll me alex you should follow him on twitter. you'll see great stuff there. >> well, heist great comebacks. but this was just silly. just making fun of penn state and saying it is not a good school. he went to colonel. >> i was trying to figure out if maybe does he normally engage with penn state student in do they normally talk bad that's why he felt like he needed jump in and say that? i mean, it is a fundraiser. >> i don't even think he knew about the fund layser. >> didn't click the linc neighbor. >> you're pitiful. >> well, i mean,'s in trouble over and over and over. will

nbc 10's keith toensjones is live in arizona. guessing it's going to start getting pretty busy there? >> reporter: -- countdown to super bowl xlix, and on this sunday morning, we're asking the question, does god play a role in who wins super bowl xlix? we talked to a former eagle and tim tebow onthat very question on a morning when many people are expected to head to church. >> and what you can expect as you head into the rest of your monday. snow and rain is on the way, it will stick around for your monday commute. i'll break down all the details coming up in i manymy first alert seven-day forecast. tr ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> super bowl s

right off the bat, keith, this rally today, yes, we were up.mber, we had a little more clarity that the greeks will play by at least some rules. it became a very positive day in the last 40 minutes. >> that's right, liz. what we're seeing in this market this year is just a lot of swings back and forth because there's a lot of moving parts with currencies, commodities and so forth. but i think people have to realize the underlying economic trends, especially in the u.s., are positive. and importantly, we're starting to see better trends in europe where economic surprises are now at a one-year high. liz: so keith says, phil, that right now there is volatility, but does that mean you should just be in anyway? >> volatility's your friend in this instance. and so the jobs number on friday was terrific, you pointed out the jolts numbers this morning were pretty good. the greece news at the margin was positive, so the reality is that this volatility can be used in your favor to let your portfolio appreciate over the course of the year. liz: but it's s

>> wherely is it >> tell me who keith michaels is, he's a screen mitre who kind of hit hard times. > in these career where no one wants him. >> he's offered a job teaching screen writing in a college he has never heard of. he has no interest? teaching or being there. >> here is area new home way from home. there is about 70 students that want to take your course. happy reading. >> i like to go in to screen writing knowing building a movie. so i did that with this. after i left i thought did hugh write this? it really kind of fit you like a glove. and i am sure that has to be do with your relationship with mark. your writer, director. and you guys have collaborate beefed in the past. >> yeah, mark and i have made three films before this one. we love each other. and he does write unbelievably great parts for me. >> i think hugh likes characters who have not fulfilled their destiny. i think that's an appealing idea for him and that's very much who keith michaels is. >> you arrived on campus a mean recipients eighted. you dismissed your floors a mom you insulted members of faculty >> you

keith ablow. good to have you with us doctor. >> thanks, lou. the term radical islamist, talking about violent extremism, what is in your judgment motivating him and to what end? >> well i think the president is captured by wanting to be there for any group that declares itself as downtrodden and aggrieved. he's not very much for the leaders for the folks who value autonomy who say i built that business. he gravitates toward people who say i've been beaten down, and i need to be understood regardless of what i'm doing that the roots of it come from my being victimized. and so in refusing to acknowledge that there is islamic extremism in the world and that is the root of isil or isis. what he's doing is trying to define the world according to his terms. that's up to the religion to reject, not up to obama, president obama to reject. lou: it is a convenient, if you will, construction on his part. he ignores that most radical islamist terrorists are not the aggrieved, underclass of the arab street for example, that you would find throughout the mid

it's fantastic. >> reporter: keith jones "nbc 10 news." >>> the dangerous cold is not stopping her. this woman scaled the snow covered rocky steps with a long coat. >> be careful. >> it's not something our team of meteorologists recommend not to do. >> best to keep the workouts inside. >> don't think she was working out. at least not intentionally. it didn't appear that way. at least we had app eye on her so that's a good thing. as we go into tomorrow we have snow moving inst first alert weather day is out for that. snow will be accumulating for your saturday. we'll be stilking to the temperatures below freezing. then we'll see a mix to an icy -- rain as we go into early sunday. the feels like temperature right now, 3 below zero. feels like 2000 degrees in philadelphia. feels like one in mt. holly and even though the wind isn't very strong it's going to feel quite a bit colder. it feels like 1 degree in georgetown. now, this is the snow we're watching. it's not here. we're going to stay dry. the snow is well off. they i have quite a bit of ice right now but as we go in we with will

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> the cold and the snow with our first alert weather app. you can check the temperatures and radar. it is a free download on nbc 10.com. >>> breaking news in burlington county. an accident involving a mail truck on 295. the truck hit a tree and is off in the woods. the driver was hurt. the injuries are not believed to be serious. >>> tonight pennsylvania's district attorney says they're planning a legal challenge to the death penalty moratorium. >> nbc 10's george spencer has been talking to people on both sides of the issue. >> reporter: some lawmakers are questions if wolf's approach is legal, but the governor says he is waiting on a system that he calls flawed expensive, and unjust. >> in the mid 1980s in northwest philly's dark cemetery a crime even darker. terrence williams bludgeoning a man to death with a tire iron. he has the first death penalty case granting a reprieve. >> you're sending a very bone chilling message to our victims. >> the moratorium calls into question prosecutors death penalty requests for eric frein. the people mo

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our finance manager thank you. >> thank you director ram good afternoon, commissioners i'm keith the financial and it manager it's my pleasure to present 2015- 2016 proposed budget and work program for the planning department here's the agenda for the presentation today covering our proposed work program and volume trend our proposed revenue and expenditure bruth budget and trends i'm coming to you with our entire proposed budget this is different than prior years our entire budget involving programs and new requests this is a little bit different than prior reinforces you'll see that in our proposal today. >> on december 15, 2014 the mayor's office related the budget for the cycle at this time they're proposing this will have a shortfall of $16 million in 2016 and under million dollars in 2015- 2016 and shortfall are much more favorable than 2, 3, 4 prior recycles that director ram talked about what we're experiencing now historically we received very the general fund support from the city and county our target in 2016-2017 is just over 14 thoutdz for that year it is a significant r

. >> keith jones just got to the scene. keith, what can you tell us? >> this is an active crime scene here. the shooting happened just before the okay. we want to show you the pictures that sky 40 force 10 captured high above us about an hour eye go. the scene is more active than an hour ago. the chrysler 300 there, police say the driver was shot at least once through the passenger's side. the car hit four times. it then jumped the curb. hit the telephone pole. police tell us the driver died at the scene. two suspects got aby but the deadly shooting happened close to the station and that means there may be video. >> our septa surveillance cameras. also across the street there's the automotive repair business that has numerous exterior surveillance cameras. >> police tell me there is no motive as of yet for this shooting. they did tell me however, the victim is 44 years old. they are working on identifying him through the limo company. we're not sure where the suspects are at this point. police are searching this only neighborhood. that's where we're li

mar 10 can speak. >> keith for the majority of the code enforcement staff working on the general code enforcement complaints and workload we've recover the cost of the staff through an overhead on what we charge for applications it's a overhead function be, if you will. >> i remember 3, 4, 5 four or five years we were asking for 4 enforcement officers dedicated to the staff and i was the president of any neighborhood association it is hard to see 17 and a half that's the right thing to do but i echo commissioner moore's concerns around the 3 additional staff for the short-term rental program there's a learning curve you know a 10 thousand listing we're going to have to go through here i'll support a supplemental for the addition of the team to augment this if we don't do it the right way with the short-term rental zero it was legal and people were doing it there wasn't a lot of enforcement and now we have actually a law in place we don't have this a volume it is filed by the comboofr behavior to legalize it or change one other quick question mr. sanchez the percent of one hundred what

keith. >> i am absolutely going to keep it 100. >> larry: all right. i know you will. we will see.ight. cosby calls you up. >> my man. >> all right. we will see. he invites you go out for a drink with him and some women, do you go? >> absolutely. >> what do you want me to do. you want me to keep it 100 or not. >> larry: you kept it 100. whoa. >> yes. exactly. >> larry: why am i so uncomfortable with his response? >> that's not how the game is supposed to go. >> larry: all right. jamel would you rather he went to jail and never admitted his guilt or admitted his guilt and stayed free. >> i would rather he -- >> larry: keep it 100. >> i would rather he admitted his guilt. >> larry: and be free. [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: wow. >> i will give you 200 on that. [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: 200. that was very good. oh, very high. okay. that is very good. okay. now you wrote a book how to be black, right? okay. so this is -- if criticizing means you lose your black card forever, it criticizing cosby and you know in your heart did it but if criticizing means you would be called

nbc 10's keith jones is live in spring garden with more on the emotional night. keith? >> reporter: the meeting lasted more than five hours. so many people wanted to speak that they were lined up on this sidewalk along broad street. wound all the way up these steps into the doors of the school district headquarters. it was so packed some people were turned away. >> a passionate protest, progress stopped. people pointing fingers. >> we don't have the money. we are 80 million in debt. >> dawn hawkins says the district won't listen. 5 of the 39 charter applications were granted. >> clearly, indicated that they are willing to increase their deficit. >> nurses librarians and counselors. that's the result of the vote says the president of the philadelphia area -- yet -- >> two charters were approved in north philly one in the northeast and two more in west philly. >> does this change the landscape of education in philadelphia? >> it absolutely does. >> she was one of the smaller groups for the charters. >> the charters know that those are doing well continue to do well. those

keith carson joins us live from portland maine. i don't see snow there, but i guess you're expecting a lot. >> it did snow from midnight through this morning, we had a

keith carson joins us live from portland maine. i don't see snow there, but i guess you're expecting a lot. >> it did snow from midnight through this morning, we had a wave last night, another this evening and the strongest tomorrow morning. the problem in portland is also the same problem as down into

leading psychiatrist, member of our fox news medical a-team, keith ablow.h us. i'm watching this man. look around the room on the die as dias looking for one agreeing face. what would he be thinking making that remark? >> this is an old refrain for the president, recast again and again no matter what the impetus might be. that is this, that we can never absolve ourselves of this stain of past deeds that weren't ideal, that were indeed regrettable, that america would remove, if we could from our history slavery. but we overcame these things. but not in the president's mind. there's no amount of remorse. there's no amount of progress that will ever allow us to feel superior to people who behead and burn people alive. lou: let me ask you this: who the hell cares whether he gets over it, you know? i'm really serious about that. why the hell is his perspective that important to anybody? half a country -- by the way, i want to put it in some context. when i hear this refrain, you know, people forget, this is the only country where we went to war against those who

congressman keith ellison is back. chozick from "the new york times" political beat, and joe klein, from "time." welcome back to all of you. and bill, let me begin with you. rudy giuliani stirring things up. questions the president's love country. doubles down on that. what is he up to? >> i think he's driving the liberal media into a frenzy. i don't know. i think he said what he believes. he decided he believed it so he wasn't going apologize. >> and joe klein, we saw scott walker trying to make the point that all the republican candidates shouldn't have to be asked this question on principle. then saying he doesn't know whether president obama is a christian. is he trying to play a double game here? >> i think he's trying to send two messages. i think with rudy and the other wild statements we've been seeing, it think it works for the disadvantage. one thing i know after 11 presidential campaigns. people don't like to elect an angry president or an angry party. they sound very angry. >> they do sound angry, keith ell

keith ablow. just what is this man thinking? here next.t obama last week, by most considered to have insulted christians worldwide with this -- this out of -- at least out-of-touch statement. listen. president obama: unless we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place remember that during the crusades and the inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. in our home country slavery and jim crow, all too often was justified in the name of christ. lou: joining us now because i frankly want to know what at least from afar this man is thinking. leading psychiatrist, member of our fox news medical a-team, keith ablow. doctor good to have you with us. i'm watching this man. look around the room on the die as dias looking for one agreeing face. what would he be thinking making that remark? >> this is an old refrain for the president, recast again and again no matter what the impetus might be. that is this, that we can never absolve ourselves of this stain of past deeds that weren't ideal, that were in

he looked at me and said, we don't know keith, i can't tell you anything. >> keith last saw his son the night before, june 10, 201. it was 11:00 at night. >> he was going to run out to a gas station. i said okay, i'll see you in the morning, son. i gave him a hug and kiss good night. >> he picked me up and shook me like that and said love you, dad, i'll be right back. >> his parents would learn at the gas station, christian ran into a friend and ended up going to a house party. his body would be found a short distance away. what killed this healthy 18-year-old was a history that was about to strike this small, midwest community again. >> we need an ambulance. >> it was three days before ely's birthday. >> he would have been 18. >> he wanted to go to grand forks to see his cousin and spend time there with justin. >> melissa's son, elijah, was in grand forks to celebrate an upcoming birthday. he was with his foster brother, justin. what were you planning that weekend? >> not a whole lot. just hang out basically. >> they would find themselves hanging out and sleeping over at the home of a

keith and jacqueline i've just seen surveillance video of what happened here on this west philadelphiawe can tell you the street shows part of what happened. it doesn't have any audio, but there was a family on the other side of lancaster avenue almost directly from where i am standing at 51st and lancaster. a woman with a stroller comes across the street and stops here on this corner on the other side of lancaster avenue at the corner of 51st and at some point she turned and the little boy darts out from two parked cars there, not necessarily the cars that you see there, but he comes out into the street and then he is hit by the trolley. the trolley then comes to a stop by that blue building. take a look at video from the scene after the impact as rescuers were here. we were told bicep that police and the philadelphia fire

keith, what do you think? >> yeah. you want to talk about a company that's going off the mark. i think this is the case. google to me is not just an information company. it's about five companies combined. artificial intelligence there's glass there's diddata. google needs to be broken up. separate the thing, let the profit get unlocked if they're on to something. don't spend our tax dollars doing it. neil: i'm not even pro or against the solar thing. if anyone will make the risk, let private enterprise make the risk. what do you think of that jared? >> that's correct neil. here's another way to think about it. google making their own bets. the company shouldn't be broken out. this plays into their test. next time the government wants to put money into something, how about you let us know about it, and how about the people vote on the next technology that we feel we should spend our money on? that's my biggest problem. i like the idea with google. i'm glad they're all of you their own dollars. neil: ever since monica l

and you were playing keith richards, keith richards already making a second appearance on the show.t. >> mom, can i sleep over at amy's house tonight? >> you know it's a [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very cute. probably one of the reasons we didn't want you to eat the spaghetti is it has cigarettes in it. >> yeah, maybe, maybe. >> jimmy: will you eat like hot and spicy foods of that nature? >> oh, you don't understand. i'm cuban. and once i ate nine p pinots. >> jimmy: you ate nine cups of hal pinot peppers? >> let me just tell you, the bathroom seen after wasn't a good scene. >> jimmy: we don't have to go into that. are you a competitive eater? do you think you could like, could you eat like a whole jug of hot sauce or eat a ball of wasabi? >> i can eat an onion like an apple. >> jimmy: why would you eat an onion like an apple? do you enjoy it? can i get an onion? [ laughter ] >> is that organic? >> jimmy: this isn't the olympics! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is going to turn into a food fight. oh, yeah. they told me that you would bite into this onion like one would an apple? >> mm-hm. i

back to you. >> all right keith. i knew you were a runner. you look like a runner. >>> as we get closer to race day, you can get important information about this event, whether you're one of the thousands like keith, who are running in this race or just a spectator, like myself, by using the "nbc10 news" app. >>> dozens of kids are home from school. sky force 10 over palmyra, burlington county. of course, a day off from school makes it feel even better for the kids and the teachers. but tonight the slush is going to refreeze. whatever melted today is going to freeze tonight, so get whatever slush you can off the sidewalks and driveways and your car because it will be more difficult in the morning. tracking snow showers for around this time tomorrow and into tomorrow night. and then the coldest air of the season is coming. as cold as it's been it's likely to get even colder. we have sunshine to end the dayings. a lot of ice on the delaware river. the wind dead calm. we don't see that very often. 12 degrees warmer than it was at this time yeste

. >> keith jones is live at police head quarters right now. >> i spoke to the mother of brendan tate brown. she tells me tonight this is a step in the right direction. >> everybody care that someone's son is dead until it is you. >> emotional words from a mother at a rally in december for her late son killed in a police-involved shooting. >> all in favor of issuing that subpoena? >> two months later, unanimous treatment for transparency among vifl civilians of a oversight board. details they say they're entitled to thanks to an executive order. >> many jurisdictions around the country provide significantly more information about shootings than the police department does here in philadelphia. >> kelvin anderson says they want information to all police reports for shootings since 2007. they say anything involving a subpoena is handled by their law department and they will not be available until tomorrow. >> we're looking to collaborate with the department to improve the situation here in philadelphia. i would think they would be amenable to that. >> what happens next? the philadelphia