we have team coverage starting with nbc 10's lauren mayk. ampus of villanova. >> that's right. hi, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, guys. now that the sun is up, you can see behind me they've got cleanupç to do here on campus. those folks might have been up all night. students partied into the early morning, celebrating their team's championship win. the good news for them, classes here are canceled today. the team is heading back to campus today and the school is working on a celebrate for their return. live at villanova, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> and good morning, i'm matt delucia, live in houston outside the team hoe pell. what a game and what a finish after 31 years, villanova gets their one shining moment. take a look. i was talking with fans after the game. they said this is what they came for. that's the kind of buzzer-beater they will remember forever. so will the team. the players said in the locker room after the game, they can only imagine what's going on over at the campus and they can't wait to return with some new har

lauren mayk mentioned it at the villanova campus.'s spreading into delaware county and radnor township, falling right in villanova. may look like confetti to some. that is snow. it is light. we'll see sunshine during the day, steadier, heavier snow is exiting southern delaware after falling overnight. the temperatures will be climbing but not much of a warmup. only into the 30s for the pocono mountains. low 40s for allentown, reading, quakertown at 41 degrees. sunshine and wind. we'll warm into the 40s but it will feel like 475 in vineland. 46 for cape may. 45 in west chester, drexel hill and swedesboro into the middle 40s with winds making it feel like it's in the upper 30s. there is warmer weather ahead. i'll show you when to expect it with the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you so much. hope the snow flurries clear out by the time we leave the station today. >> folks getting up this morning. >> definitely. >> they may need to click their windshield wiper. >> definitely. jessica boyington is here. you're

and lauren mayk spoke with security experts joining us from our digital operations center with a behind the scenes look. >> jim, i also talked to a mall representative about how their security worked and helped law enforcement to bring this baby home. from inside the mall today we could see the surveillance that is part of their system. mall management didn't want to talk on camera but sent me a statement they have what they call state of the art protocol inside and out and their emergency procedures were quote operationalized instantly. i talked to that security expert. you may not realize where all of that security is. cameras that caught this image but beyond that, even into the parking lot. >> they have things designed, example you can't leave directly from the mall. maybe the car is channelled to go a certain way because they don't want you to leave from all different areas. that's in the design, that's security in the design. >> might not even know that's there. he tells me it appears in this case the security system here worked as it was supposed to, helping to bring that baby ho

nbc 10's lauren mayk is live at villanova for us. ren, i would say it's been quite a cleanup on lancaster ave. have you seen people mingling about, sill setill celebrating. >> not celebrating. on their way home. we've seen them slowly making their way home and yelling a bit. when they wake up tomorrow morning, the first thing they might do is pinch themselves to makeç sure this wasn't a dream. the second thing is the cleanup. all of this is what is left from the big party. we also found something else left over from the party. check it out. a fire extinguisher. police campus were prepared for this kind of thing. it came in handy. take a look. some small fires set last night, including a couch that was on fire that we saw out here last night. police also tell me that there was some minor street sign damage, about seven people were arrested. hundreds of people were out here in the streets celebrating. they all wanted to be here to take part in this. when that buzzer-beater happened, emotion just took over. >> it was so unbelievable, th

live in north philadelphia, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> here what happens they need to know. primary in pennsylvania less than three weeks away, voters go to the polls in pennsylvania and delaware, april 26th. new jersey's primary june 7th. next primary is new york. the candidates on the republican side are looking towards the empire state. today ted cruz came out swinging against donald trump. >> you want to know what liberal democratic values are, follow donald trump's checkbook. he has been funding these policies. >> the new york primary, a week from tuesday. a new monmouth university poll shows donald trump with more than 50% of the vote in new york. john kasich second. ted cruz is third. trump is gearing foup ining up h in less than an hour in new york. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal has a one-on-one interview with bernie sanders. watch tonight on the app. >>> new at 6:00, a philadelphia police officer dead, and nbc 10 learned he was under investigation in a stolen guns case. harry hairston looked into the officer's death today. he's in our digital operations center. what did

lauren mayk with what's going on on campus today.you also got an update with police. >> i just got off the phone with radnor police. they tell me at this point they've shut down their operations center and sent everyone home. take a look. this is why. things have cleared out here at this intersection. the roads are open at this point, not even any police in sight here but let me show you what things looked like just a few hours ago. this turned into a huge celebration here, folks spilling out on the street wanting to just be together, celebrate the team's big win. and i can tell you, there were some arrests last night. when i just spoke with radnor police, seven people were arrested. things like some folks who were fighting. a lot of people out here to have a good time. folks out here are not just students but former students, including one we ran into that was here back in 1985. >> fabulous. ready to share. >> what was your reaction? >> i'm crying, it was crazy. i was on a text with my friends from '85. it was crazy. we're all as ha

nbc's 10 lauren mayk has a look at his im% on the community. >> reporter: in philadelphia, a legacy you can visit. >> score! >> reporter: a team you can cheer for. >> when you say ed snider, what does that mean to you? >> memories when i was a kid. >> reporter: he was a game changer for those who grew up here, bringing the flyers to town, building the spectrum and setting the stage for the complex fans know today. >> he was a giant in the city. he changed the city and the region. >> reporter: philadelphia mayor kenny grew up in south philly and remembers the early years of the team. >> probably one of the happiest days of my life in 1974 when the flyers won the first cup. >> reporter: the memories stick with him today. but he was also determined to create a different kind of hockey experience for kids. at rinks like this one. part of the ed snider youth hockey foundation. it is an organization proud of its achievements off the ice like getting young people to graduate. >> his legacy lives on in each and one of the kids in the foundation. >> like thomas brun. >> kind of like difficult re

nbc 10's lauren mayk is live in villanova. for a time, area roads were closed to make sure everybody had a safe place to celebrate. >> we saw the roads opening this morning as we drove here. we were able to get down county line road. right now, this campus is in cleanup mode. most of the activity we're seeing it from street sweepers. all that trash over there, that's going to have to all be cleaned up. that is all from that huge party. you can see some folks still out here celebrating. a lot of them, though, have made their way back home. let me show you what this place looked like last night. it was loud. it was packed with people celebrating this huge win. now, there were a few issues, some things set on fire, small things, including a couch at one point. police, they did have fire extinguishers on hand, though, they were prepared for those things. there were arrests, at least six people arrested, police tell us. for a lot of the crowd, though, this was a time to celebrate. >> that was the greatest thing ever. i'm a freshman

nbc 10's lauren mayk is live at westchester university. lauren, this new deal forged by cruz and kasich led to more insults? >> yeah, jim, the rally is getting a little quieter right now. donald trump stopped speaking within the last ten minutes, but take a look behind me. you see that crowd back there? he's inside there right now. you can see him kind of yelling to the crowd there. they are bringing their signs over, and their hats to get autographs, and, of course, some pictures, so he's been making his way through the crowd here. as you said, he spent a lot of time today talking about the state of the political race right now, going after his rivals. he really went off john kasich today criticizing him for being what he called stubborn for not getting out of the race, and even criticized him for eating during his interviews. >> yum, by the way -- by the way, i'm having the time of my life. >> ohio governor stopping at a south philly diner, brushing off claims of collusion in the new campaign strategy. >> is it collusion? what's that mean

lauren mayk was at the event with a live report to message for pennsylvania voters just ahead. >>> todaye son of ed snider shared his father's final words for his family and fans everywhere. >> i can't thank the flyers enough for everything they've given to me and my family. [ applause ] >> the stories that shaped today's heart felt tribute including the time he kicked donald trump out of his box. >>> could a forest fire in the pinelands fuel an apocalypse in new jersey? >> it's a dangerous pit. >> reporter: how those whole the plains are weighing in on a new national report that paints a doomsday-like scenario. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the co

live in center city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. acy, back to you. >> lauren, that's a lot of excitement. we're still an hour and a half away from the parade. monique had shown us some of the road closures already in effect. let's check with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. jessica, what are you seeing out there? tell us how to get around. >> well, okay, so we're going to start on the vine street expressway right now. we have no backups here, and there are no ramp closures on the vine. but it was put out there to avoid getting off around the 15th street and broad street exits because exiting on those areas a lot of road closures around those areas so you'll see big delays there. otherwise the vine street expressway looks just fine. now, to the real closures rk of course the parade begins at 1:00 p.m. on 20th and market street and heads eastbound towards dilworth park. we'll see delays there, but watch for delays on market between 15th and 23rd. and on 15th between jfk boulevard and chestnut street. those will re

i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news.overage get the nbc 10 app. >>> now your first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, beautiful looking afternoon out there, near 70 degrees, philadelphia near 70 and most of the rest o the area, a little cooler in south jersey. it will cool off quickly tonight. this is in easton, 76 degrees by 9:00. you need a jacket and by 7:00 in the morning you'll need a jacket, too, because it's going to be chilly and even colder than that in other parts of the area. it will be a little chilly at the ballpark tonight. temperatures dropping to the mid-50s by 10:00. the wind blowing out a little bit. but not nearly as strong a wind as what we saw last night. the wind is blowing off the ocean now. we've got a sea breeze. the overall wind flow is light. and these winds are really going to diminish as we go through the night. only in the 50s at the shore. 54 degrees in atlantic city right now while 64 may's landing. these inland areas will cool off dramatically toni

. >> is it a hot button issue that lauren mayk spoke with voters about today. what do they have to say? >> i can tell you one woman told me, it done matter who donald trump says. she doesn't like him anyway. another young woman says, well, simply, women can do anything that guys can do. but i talked to one donald trump supporter today who had some suggestions for the general election. >> reporter: he considers himself the presumptive nominee, donald trump took this swipe at his potential opponent. >> if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of vote. >> reporter: a comment hillary clinton's using to raise money and it comes as trump could be hunting for women votes in a general election. >> what was your reaction when you heard that? >> my reaction is that he would like to appeal to women voters in a broader electorate it would be helpful if he stopped saying thing like that. it's condescending. comes across as condescending and donald trump needs to deal with that if he's going to appeal to a broader electorate. >> reporter: in north philadelph

live in center city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> all right. our coverage comets with the republicans. >> tim furlong is live in wilmington. tim? >> reporter: that's riepght. delaware is excited to be a part of the process. by this point in the primary season, the votes don't matter as much, but here at highland elementary school, things are moving at a good clip. state board elections says it's busier than past primaries, and, again, take a look, delaware state primaries and local primaries don't happen until september so today in delaware, this is it. this is the president. you have to vote in your party. this is not a republican state, but there is an active republican party here. i spoke with the chairman here, charlie copeland, says although cruz is from wilmington, he thinks trump takes delaware. he thinks the alliance is too little too late. >> it does sort of speak a little bit of desperation, right, running out of money, so maintain the assets and split, and so i do think that it's likely that trump will have 1237 delegates by the time

. >>> our decision 2016 team coverage continues now with nbc 10's lauren mayk, covering both democratic candidates in the area today. lauren? >> reporter: for the democrats, there's a lot at stake here, almost 200 delegates, one of the biggest states out there, and that's why we've seen them here so much. today, they shook hands, took pictures, and tried to reel in time votes. >> senator bernie sanders! >> reporter: the time push into the final weekend in philadelphia. bernie sanders speaking at a faith and moral economy breakfast hitting themes that carried his candidacy. >> what this campaign is about is essentially saying enough is enough. we're going to create an economy that works for all of us and not just for the 1% or the top one tenth of 1%. >> reporter: the message drawing supporters like gary. >> something in us that gives us something to believe in. >> reporter: taking on the woman who won pennsylvania's primary eight years ago. [ applause ] >> reporter: she gathered women in a small restaurant also to talk about equality. but as the primaries hit the home stretch, it was do

in harrisburg, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> nbc so your source for decision 2016.he only station to host a debate between the democratic candidates for attorney general. see more from that debate right now on nbc10.com. >>> and this sunday, on nbc 10, at issue, we'll hear more from the republican candidates. that's this sunday at 11:30 only on nbc 10. >>> a new proposal to solve atlanta city's financial problems. steve sweeney wants to give the city 130 days to come up with a plan. it does the state will give it a lon. if it doesn't, the state takes over. democrats in the house are fighting any state takeover because it allows the state to break union contracts. >>> regulators approved a new manage mament team for the trum taj mahal. the company will put $15 million into fixing up the aging taj mahal. >>> about 150 local seniors took part in a pre-passover ceder. the senior center held the special event. it's the tra igs diddle passover meal of the holiday which commemorates jewish exodus from ancient egypt begins friday at sundown. >>> mayor jim kenney hopes to ex

lauren mayk covering both campaign visits.with us for live reports on nbc 10. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> it started as a wild police chase that ended with officer saving the suspect's life. take a look. the driver rolled his suv on a mississippi highway, thrown from the car. he landed in a ditch. the officer, who was following behind, recently received cpr training, and ran to the man's side to save him. >> in a law enforcement role trying to do that job and then obviously things changed drastically and went into a life-saving role. we feel like he did an outstanding job. >> police say it took 20 chest compressions to get the man to respond. once he recover he received a few traffic violations. >> two police officers came to the rescue of a deer that got stuck in the net of a soccer goal. the officers tried to help the trapped animal. the deer was startled and scared but otherwise okay. the officers were able to cut the net and free the animal without hurting it. >>> now to the wildcats. time to toast the national champs. >>

>> lauren mayk reached out to voters and the experts. what did you find out?ou know, those comments didn't seem to change their opinion but they do come at a crucial time. make no mistake, donald trump has female supporters, lined up in west chester this week. i sat down with one today. how he will attract more and women are critical to winning the general election. >> donald trump makes me crazy and if he were my president i would faint. >> reporter: barbara is a republican, if donald trump wins the republican nomination, he'll be looking for voters, female voters, like her in november. but he could have a challenge. >> he does say a lot of good things but he says a lot of scary things. and i -- i'm afraid of him. >> reporter: now, his recent comments about hillary clinton -- >> the only thing she's got going is the woman's card. >> reporter: -- reviving questions about his ability to appeal to women in november. >> my dad used to say things and a lot of people would say he's crazy but in actuality it was a lot of common sense. >> reporter: daphne likes that

for now, harrisburg, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> three democratic candidates for the attorney general job debated here at nbc 10 last week. don't miss nbc 10 at issue this weekend when the republican candidates vying for the pennsylvania attorney general nomination sit down with jim, that's sunday 11:30 after meet the press. >>> happening now, mayor jim kenney continues to push his early education agenda by meeting with members of the local community. right now, he's in north philadelphia taking part in a roundtable discussion. this is the eighth time the mayor has met with teachers and parents about his plan for public funded pre-k. lawyers for comedian bill kozly want a judge to keep his deposition out of the trial. that deposition included testimony about extramarital affairs, drugs, payments to women. today, cosby's defense team asked a judge to reseal that deposition and not allow it in his sexual assault and defamation case. the testimony made public after a request by the associated press which now argues it's too late to reseal the information, the attorneys argued that. the a

lauren mayk is live with more on his message to the voters, lauren?and rosemary, he talked about policy, social security, listening to each other, and that is why his spoupporters li him. he has work to do in pennsylvania. a new franklin and marshall poll just out shows here he's ten points behind donald trump. john kasich looking for votes in pennsylvania five days before the election. >> any vote for me is a vote for me, not somebody else, and i need support here to have momentum going into the convention. >> reporter: last in the dell galts among republicans, but in pennsylvania, most of the delegates have the unusual privilege of voting for anyone they want at the convention. i asked about it. how important are pennsylvania's unbound delegates to you? >> all critical, all important, and i met with delegates from pennsylvania in pittsburgh the other day, and that was more -- i met with a lot of delegates yesterday in florida, and delegate hunting is really important to us. >> reporter: making decisions at the convention while voters here choose tue

live in center city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> eyes on the race in pennsylvania, four democrats in the running, and nbc 10 was there as joe voted this morning. he lost six years ago, but hoping for a rematch, hoping stiff competition. mcginty voted this morning, and she's the former chief of staff for pennsylvania governor tom wolf and earned the endorsement of president obama and joe biden. they are facing off against a small business owner and pennsylvania mayor. as we mentioned, the winner of today's primary will try to unseat incumbent republican senator. he was elected to the u.s. senate back in 2008. >> thumbs up and smiles voting in east falls. challenger in long time politician evans cast his ball lot, and they are continuing to push for votes. at the center of corruption charges, and evans shook hands with governor tom wolf he rallied supporters there at the diner. >> i'm not the jury or the judge. talking to people about the issues that are most important. >> the voters of the district have to decide how to punch my ticket, win the day because of the work we've done and s

. >> let's begin with lauren mayk live outside the pennsylvania convention center, and, lauren, hillary clinton will be there tonight as a results come in? >> reporter: that's right. now, she's actually campaigns out of state today, but an aid says volunteers knocked on thousands of doors in philadelphia, and they plan to continue reaching out to voters right up until the polls close. bernie sanders is doing voter outreach himself today. on a day when five states vote, sanders making the final pitch here in philadelphia greeting voters in person at reading terminal market. the senator took photos, shook hands, and accepted hugs. >> way to go, bernie. good job. keep it up. keep it going. >> reporter: keep it going key, growing weiry of questions of dropping out as clinton grows closer to clenching the nomination. >> the answer is we're in the race until the last vote. >> reporter: heading next to indiana where hillary clinton is on the hunt for votes today. she visited a steel company in hammond, indiana. >> we don't pay people, we don't grow the economy, not good fors or businesses or i

lauren mayk, "nbc 10 news." >> ed snider best known as a flyer up to the very end. you may have noticed before saturday's name lauren hart was face timing as she sang god bless america so he could hear the song. today everyone talked about his passion for winning. the general manager remembered watching a game with the team's owner earlier this year. the flyers were losing 3-0 and came back to win. listen. >> at the time he wasn't doing great, he was in a lot of pain. he got up, he was high fiving. the fourth goal he got out of his seat. that's -- something i'll never forget. pretty cool. >> and we'll hear more from the flye flyers players coming up. ed was also a business, he created the flyer's charities, the group signature event the wives carnival. it raised $28 million since 1977. his charitable impact can be seen in the youth hockey foundation that gives children the opportunity to learn life lessons and play hockey. brandon hudson looks at how the program helped children from across our region. >> reporter: behind me is ed snider's legacy in action. we found

. >> lauren mayk talked to some security experts today to try to get answers. lauren, sketch it out for us. >> we want to walk you through the point of interaction between this suspect and the mother that led to this kidnapping. look at what's behind me here. this is a map of the king of prussia mall, you probably have been there before. this is the lower level of the plaza. let me show you this right here. now, the mother told police she met the suspect here at the pandora store. at some point police say the suspect and the mother and her children, they walked over here to the food court. that's this large area here. and that police say that is when the suspect picked up the baby and then went upstairs here, up to that next level, and out near an exit near the bone fish grill where we actually see this happening. take a look here. you've seen this video here before. this is where the suspect walked out here with the baby in that orange t-shirt and that is something that you have all been sharing to help make an arrest. now, we were at the mall today, there were

in center city philadelphia, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> lauren, thank you. bernie sanders will have three events while in philadelphia over the next couple of days. two tonight and one tomorrow where as lauren said he'll speak at the afl-cio convention. now, despite his big win last night in wisconsin, he is trailing hillary clinton in the delegate count. and at this point it would still be a long shot for him to win the nomination. hillary clinton has 1692 delegates. bernie sanders has 1027. to one e win the democratic nomination 238 delegates needed. ted cruz won the republican primary in wisconsin. cruz called his win a turning point for his campaign. donald trump refused to give a concession speech. and he's still leading the pack in delegates on the republican side. trump has 753 delegates, cruz is in second place with 514. while john kasich follows with 143. the winner needs 1237 delegates in order to clinch the republican nomination. and we are just weeks away from the primaries in our area. voters in pennsylvania and delaware head to the polls april

lauren mayk is live outside the courthouse where the suspect was arraigned within the last 30 minutes. >> reporter: 46-year-old mark storms faces two charges that could lead to more than 20 years in prison if convicted. video we just took within the last half hour here as he arrived at the courthouse to be arraigned, facing a felony voluntary manslaughter charge for the death of 27-year-old robert braxton and reckless endangerment for shooting that gun inside church. the montgomery county d.a. sayings robert was agitated and disruptive sunday after someone apparently told him he had taken someone else's seat. church officials came over but let him stay there and d.a. says that's when mark storms came over with a gun and says the victim punched him in the jaw, then storms shot him twice. >> this is a situation where a gun is introduced into a fistfight. the victim has no weapon him, and, therefore, it would be unreasonable for self-defense to lead to no charges in this. >> reporter: the d.a. read mark storms came over in addition to the gun also had some type of badge that went with hi

live in north philadelphia, lauren mayk nbc 10 news. >> a new poll shows hillary clinton a slight edge over bernie sanders in pennsylvania. 50% support her. sanders is at 44%. on the republican side, donald trump has the most support among primary voters. he's at 39%. ted cruz has 30%. and john kasich is at 24%. strangely enough, that same poll found that kasich is the only candidate who would beat hillary clinton in the general election. >>> coming up, we'll take a closer look at republican race. can trump recover from his big loss in wisconsin last night? could pennsylvania play an important role in the stop trump movement? >>> right now at 5:00, skyforce 10 over the scene of the brushfire, burning near 37th street and river road. no report of anyone hurt at this point. a lot of smoke, flames as well. we'll continue to keep an eye on the situation. stay with us for any updates on that fire. >>> we have new video that allows us to look through the eyes of a firefighter. you are about to see what he saw as he battled the fire that destroyed an historic cumber lansdale county church ove

nbc 10's lauren mayk is live in east mount airy. >> right in our back yard. it continues. >> reporter: the former president held this campaign rally here today for his wife. he has been doing this in important states around the country rallying supporters. you can sort of hear them cleaning out here behind me. but things went off message today and stayed there for a while. take a look at what happened. you just showed some of the video there. there were two protesters talking about black youth and incarceration as a result of a crime bill while bill clinton was president. the former president started talking to them. >> can i answer? you see, here's the thing. i like protesters, but the ones that won't let you answer are afraid of the truth. that's simple. very, very afraid. >> reporter: this sort of derailed the rest of the rally. there were multiple exchanges, there was shouting, but while that sort of took over things here at this rec center, the larger political scene is really watching things heat up between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. and there

john and joe peters will be on the republican ticket, and, tonight, n 10 lauren mayk introduces us and he's running. >> for many years -- >> reporter: this is how voters in chester, month come ri counties know him now. as a four-term state senator representing them in harrisburg. he argues it is just part of the experience he has for the job of attorney general. >> i have practiced variations of the law and a business background plus a senator to build consensus to fashion partnerships to get legislation passed into the governor's desk. >> reporter: working in civil law and ag's office focusing on medicaid fraud from 1988-91. a race this year, in which prosecutor experience is a sprawl topic. >> any concerns that may be rusty or have to brush up on that? >> no attorney general goes in the courtroom today to prosecutor people. >> reporter: he says broad base knowledge makes him unique in the field. >> legislation, many of the bills i work on are tools in the tool belt to put bad guys behind bars and work on changes as well. >> reporter: consumer priorities include protecting your citize

lauren mayk was also out among the crowds. for a lot of people this is an excuse to start the weekend early, right? >> reporter: yeah. they may need to just rest. people had all kinds of reasons, students, alums, philly fans, so excited for a championship team. but they all came together for a day to remember. >> nova. >> this was the day nova nation took over philadelphia. and this crowd loved it. this was the parade for the whole city, the whole philly region. it's a memory-making day for kids who remember the special trip to city hall, something special enough your parents said it's okay to skip class. >> season ticket holders my kids go to so many games. >> aren't they supposed to be in zmool. >> we're not talking about that. >> michael remembers being here for the championship parade in '85. now his kids carry on the tradition. >> are you excited? >> yes! >> so there are new fans. >> we don't get many championship parades so you got to take advantage of it. >> and long time wildcats. >> we got married at the chapel at vil

that's on my bucket list. >> reporter: lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> up next at 6:00, glen tracks thenight. glen? >> that's right. it's just the start of the soggy stretch. breaking it down next in the neighborhood weather. >>> i woke up with a big old gun in my face. >> that woman's rude awakening and the apology she is not accepting from the police. >> plus -- >> i left because i think it's wrong. bomb shell allegations from hurricane sandy survivors as a former fema worker steps forward. what he says the agency ordered him to do after sandy struck. >>> we are tracking rain tonight. you can see it right there on the first aletter letter radar on the left hand side of the screen. it has folks headed home from work ducking for cover under umbrellas is center city and throughout the area. i'm rosemary connors. get to nbc 10 chief meteorologist, glen, this will be with us for a while. >> that's right. we're going to have fairly similar day tomorrow, and we had an area of rain come up from the southwest late this morning, and into early this afternoon. we have rain covering the area like

at villanova, lauren mayk, "nbc 10 news." >> i like that one on the right. there was chaos to tell you about that accompanied last night's celebration. 27 people in fact treated at triage centers but the injuries nothing serious. 6 or 7 had to be transported to hospitals again those injuries were minor. there were six arrests and one person received a citation. you saw the bonfire there on campus as the celebration went on for hours. our local newspapers also marking villanova's place. >> it's such the story. the front page of today's philadelphia daily news. it reads "we win." with nova's logo. the back page proclaims, thrill anova. this week's cover of "sports illustrated" features the wildcats with the line super nova. the article spotlights villanova's forward chris jenkins' game-winning three-pointer. philadelphia threedon. >> so what do you do when your favorite school team wins the ncaa championship? >> get a tattoo? >> no. that would not be your answer. some did. >> there you hear the butz. this morning the show offering free professional tattoos of

live in center city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> philadelphia definitely in the spotlight tonight. lauren, thank you. let's take a look now, a closer look at the results from pennsylvania's presidential primaries. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton won with 56% of the vote. bernie sanders got 43% of the vote so far. >> to the republicans, donald trump has won with, let's switch over to the republican race and the race for president. there it is. donald trump 57% to ted cruz's 21% and john kasich trailing with 19%. >> nbc 10's tim furlong live in wilmington where a republican watch party wrapped up, tim? >> reporter: it was a quick party tonight. donald trump won easily in delaware and pennsylvania as we told to and immediately seemed to get republicans at this party at this bar behind me to sort of go, huh, i guess he's going to be the guy in november. >> this is a far bigger win than we even expected. >> reporter: as victories go, this was pretty convincing. >> i am so honored. >> i think what we saw is that republican voters have decided this primary is over. >> reporter:

. >> lauren mayk followed up with mess and found out why. getting answers may take time. >> after reunion and arrest, police are still working on this case. the police chief tells me today investigators were meeting to go over the next step in the investigation. this is the image you saw as she left the mall, a suspect caught on camera leaving with a baby. but what if you went back in time. what would you find? that's what upper merion police are after. the police chief tells me they will take a closer look at cameras to see what amoore did. the mom says the woman approached them, followed them to the food court. when the mom was distracted took off with the baby. the image shows a woman walking out of the mall but the chief says they will look at what happened inside. that day's tape has already been saved. and officers will work with the mall's system of cameras to map it out. 32-year-old amoore claims two months ago she delivered a baby who died. they haven't confirmed that. but we've also learned how they will go about determining if it'

live in center city, lauren mayk, "nbc 10 news." >> now to the celebration is over, nbc 10's tim furlong is monitoring that mass exodus from smer city. >> tim, are you seeing big problems at this point? >> reporter: i have good news and bad news. here is the bad news, getting around city hall is tough because the good party we had, there is a big cleanup and you can see they blocked off the area east of market so 18th and market over to city hall blocked off as they clean up. the good news is the subway system, the trolley system, they are prepared for this, and you can see there's a lot of police presence here. there are still a lot of villanova fans like this family here that came in for the parade, they are still here. here's the good news. you go to suburban station which is a lot of where a lot of the villanova fans go to get westbound out of town, back to the main line, that area is -- they had special people in red t-shirts navigating people through. and i also talked to a septa police chief who basically tells me he thinks a lot of people either are staying late and going to dinn

lauren mayk, "nbc 10 news." >> never have thought of that.people say they didn't receive an amber alert about the baby's abduction until hours after the infant went missing. police responded around 5:43 but the amber alert wasn't sent until around 9:30, nearly four hours difference. an executive producer here recorded this video when he got the alert on his cell phone. the time on the phone shows 9:38. last night. today the police chief was asked what took so long. >> i know that the amber alert went out through the police department went out to all surrounding jurisdictions in montgomery county went out in the first few minutes. >> the chief said authorities are looking into why it took so long for some people to receive that alert. and nbc 10 was the first to alert you about this kidnapping. if you want to get breaking news as it happens, you should download the nbc 10 app. >> right now at 5:00, nbc 10 is tracking rain and possible storms. right here on the first alert radar. they seem to be getting closer. >> some of that is moving into ou

lauren mayk covering the democratic candidates for us tonight, but we begin with andrea live in delaware where trump spoke this afternoon. big crowd there today. >> reporter: hundreds pop hundreds of people showed up, some lining up in the middle of the night. take a look. the rally is over. people are going home right now. it was a quick stop for the presidential candidate who was just in town for an hour. [ cheers and applause ] the line snaked around the arena hours before the gates even opened. >> i got here at 3:00 a.m. >> reporter: anticipation mou mounted as supporters waited to see trump, and when he arrived, the excitement exploded. >> we have 378 entities registered in the state of delaware meaning i pay you a lot of money, folks -- >> staying on message talking about bringing jobs back to the united states, lowering taxes, and taking on hillary clinton. >> reporter: what does "make america great again" mean to you? >> morals, people making a living in this country. >> reporter: the issue that nates most with many of the supporters here is his take on immigration. >> if he buil

live in east mount airy, lauren mayk, "nbc 10 news." >> we're less than three weeks from our first primary, pennsylvania and delaware voters go to the polls april 26, new jersey will hold its primary june 7. to get the latest delegate count and the list of all of the upcoming primaries and caucuses, tap the nbc 10 app. >>> to the first alert weather and a combination of wind and rain turns a walk into a bit of a challenge. nbc 10 outside 30th street station where this guy tried to take shelter under his umbrella. that didn't seem to help much. here is a live look outside, what's going on now in cape may. some beautiful skies out there. nice waves. rain has stopped but we're not finished tracking the showers. >> no. sheena parveen joins us with her first alert forecast. >> yeah, we sill have more rain in the forecast for this evening, so we're not done yet but the heaviest has moved through so we saw that today right around lunch time. the heavy rain, right now we're in a pretty big break. but there is more rain and right around washington and that is quickly approaching the area. near phil

now live in south philadelphia, i'm lauren mayk, nbc news. >> they say politics makes strange bedfellows>>> senator cruz 4e8d a campaign rally in indiana this morning. the senators spoke to supporters at a winery in the southeastern part of that state. indiana's one of the states where cruz is focusing his attention. governor kasich has shifted resources away from indiana to clear the path for cruz. the senator spoke about that, the agreement, just a short time ago. take a listen. after discussions with the kasich campaign, we made a decision about allocating resources. we decided to allocate our time and energy and resources on the state of indiana. governor kasich decided to allocate his resources elsewhere. i think that made sense from both campaigns. >> cruz's rival, donald trump, will be in our area this afternoon. he's holding a campaign rally at westchester university a little later. on the democratic side, both candidates will be in our area today as well. "nbc 10's" pamela osborne is live in wilmington new castle county where former secretary of state hillary clinton is holding