of black legions in 1960. he had a career in the federal government in the justice department -- sorry, the then named departmedepartme nt of health education and welfare, now hhs. he also worked for equal employment opportunity commission before returning to mizzou in 1985. to join the law faculty. he retired after 17 years as deputy chancellor. he was called out of retirement less than two months later to

priceless artifacts and memories survived a memorial day fire that destroyed a frankfurt american legion post. >>> it's 4:00 a.m. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get to bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. bill, again, we're watching for fog this morning potentially, right? >> so far it hasn't happened. we're watching for it. these are live cameras from around our area. some low clouds over new jersey. 66 degrees in the lehigh valley. clear skies and 63 degrees. temperatures this afternoon will warm into the 80s. delaware, 81 degrees. middle 80s for the lehigh valley. lower temperatures in new jersey, especially at the shore. 73 degrees with partly sunny skies. philadelphia, 84 this afternoon. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. you can check out the seven day any time you like at the bottom of the screen. tracy? oh, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we could skip over me, but you need to know these things. the vine street expressway right around 24th street. actually, these are our cameras a

my own kids grew up in this post. >> reporter: the devastating fire at american legion post 396 broke out during a banquet veterans were having on of all days memorial day. the inferno that consumed the two-story structure went to four alarms before over 100 firefighters were able to bring it under control. the fire was so intense veterans were not allowed to retrieve the two u.s. flags in front of the building. but one firefighter was not about to let them go down with the ship. >> they wouldn't let me go get them but a fireman grabbed the flags from the front of our building as it was burning and brought them out to us. >> reporter: from chopper 6 h.d. today, you can see that the building was heavily damaged. the second floor collapsed and will have to be demolished. the building is insured and there's hope the first floor of this historic american legion post can be saved. it was named after the first veteran from the bridesburg area killed in world war i. and yet despite the misery of their loss, veterans still had time to thank those who tried to help them. >> we got to give comp

a fire ravaged an american legion post in frankfurt on monday.ow members are finding not all was lost. pamela osborne is working on that story. >> reporter: vai, on monday, memorial day of all days, but we learned that so much was actually saved from inside of a that building. coming up, we're going to talk to a firefighter behind one of the items saved. >>> and nbc 10 responds when a woman gets a gas bill for more than $300 when she wasn't even staying in her home. we'll show you how harry hairston gets her money back. >>> new this morning, tire skids on grass, broken glass, and busted boards left behind after a car slams into a doctor's office in montgomery county. >>> a portrait, a purple heart, and rifles pulled from the rubble of an american legion post after a devastating fire. >>> and nbc 10 responds in cape may county, when a woman received a big gas bill and gets no help from the company. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. just after 6:30. let's get to bill henley with his first

. >> and this past week major rader was awarded legion of merit. impressive woman. >> and she said she never really

the friends holding onto the legion of merit award say they are willing to pass it on if a museum willisplay it.

an american legion post went up in flames. we brought you the story of the heartbreak, but now there's news of a miracle in the fire. >> take a look. priceless artifacts rescued from the flames. in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. nbc 10's keith jones reports these are symbols of sacrifice and hopefully rebirth. >> reporter: the people here at the american legion tell me it was an electrical fire that started in the back corner of this building and spread to the rest of the building knocking out 98 years of service to our country but they learned today not all was lost. destruction, devastation. devotion. a firefighter emerging from the smoke, two american flags in his grasp. for the vets at american legion post 396, these pictures snapped on memorial day serve as hope. >> that breaks your heart. it's a place where the veterans can go and they have fun. and now we have nothing right now. >> reporter: this is former marine pat driscoll. he's been coming here for decades. >> we have a lot of uniforms from world war ii and

opening at the legion of oh honor in february. then art painting arkady was the first international presentation of his work to be mounted in the west coast in half a century. the exhibition features more than 70 works that stand the artists complete career from his early masterpieces through his experiment the photography to the late interior scenes for which is best known. but then art exhibition was one of two blockbusters at the museums this past year with over 110,000 visitors and over 3300 scholarly exhibition catalogues sold. another blockbuster at the museums open in march at the-. organized by the fine arts using them of san francisco, world premiere retrospective of the work of oscar de la renta h&h one the most beloved and influential fashion icons of our time. the exhibition was open for only 69 days with an average of 3000 visitors a day making it one of the most visited exhibitions. the fine arts using them also published the beautiful catalog of the exhibition and a coloring book of de la renta's drawings. more than

. >>> american legion post up in flames on memorial day.he most sacred day of the year for their members and one firefighter rushed back to the burning building to save an american flag. what he heard right before he saved the stars and stripes. >>> elephant charged a group on a safari. the source of his anx the a hollywood icon. who was behind this camera as that animal rushed forward him. >> chaos at ohio courtroom. a convicted serial killer attacked during the sentencing1e ♪ >>> this photo the talk of the community tonight. taken during a heroic moment at a memorial day fire scene. the inner loop legion post in bridesburg went up in flames four days ago. >> many of the things inside burned but a pair of flags as you saw survived. bruce gordon is live in bridesburg with a story that brings new meaning to respecting the stars and stripes, bruce. >> reporter: yeah, firefighters can be heroes in a variety of ways. they can save lives. you saw chris o'connell's piece a little while ago but they can also rescue a piece of cloth. a piece of clo

virginia authorities remain on the scene on the outer loop of the beltway at the american legion bridgetill blocking the left lane with a very early and abrupt delay. traffic is diverted near route 79. orange, blue and silver line riders have delays from earlier unscheduled track repairs. over to you. >>> new information at a deadly memorial service in oakland. a 16-year-old girl is dead this morning with three others in the hospital. the gunfire rang out in the downtown area as the same time as a large vigil, about 3,000 attendees paying respect for two boys who drowned. the large crowd spilled out into the street. the suspect fled and right now it is unclear if the shooting is in any way connected to that memorial service. eun? >>> molette greene, thank you. manassas police are on the outlook for a man who tried to abduct a woman at a popular park. a man tried to grab a 35-year-old woman walking with her son in stonewall park on monday. police say the man fled into the wooded area after she yelled at if you notice anything or anyone suspicious in that area, contact police. >>> the tri

. >>> american legion post up in flames on memorial day, sacred day for its members, one fire fighter was rush back inside the burning building to save the american flag. what he heard moments before grabbing the stars and stripes. >>> we are looking for good weather over the weekend. it is the roots picnic. dave warren, good morning to you on this friday. >> can't wait for that but we have some issues there the on the roadways this morning, right now 422 westbound, blocked, at 29, because of an accident there. we have an eyes on the rose, sue has a look at the weather, when we come right back. >>> all right. let's get right to it. we're talking about the weekend and the fact that is there rain in the forecast. we have a 60 percent chance of rain to today, 20 percent tomorrow, 80 percent on sunday. the as we have been saying all week saturday out of the two weekend daises your better day, it is a 50/50 forecast with 84 tomorrow and 79 and chance of showers and possibly, some decent thunderstorms on sunday during the day, showers and a rumble of thunder here and there, gusty winds, pos

opening at the legion of oh honor in february. then art painting arkady was the first international presentation of his work to be mounted in the west coast in half a century. the exhibition features more than 70 works that stand the artists complete career from his early masterpieces through his experiment the photography to the late interior scenes for which is best known. but then art exhibition was one of two blockbusters at the museums this past year with over 110,000 visitors and over 3300 scholarly exhibition catalogues sold. another blockbuster at the museums open in march at the-. organized by the fine arts using them of san francisco, world premiere retrospective of the work of oscar de la renta h&h one the most beloved and influential fashion icons of our time. the exhibition was open for only 69 days with an average of 3000 visitors a day making it one of the most visited exhibitions. the fine arts using them also published the beautiful catalog of the exhibition and a coloring book of de la renta's drawings. more than

potomac now approaching the american legion bridge a couple of heavier cells. off to the south is where we still have a little bit of lightning showing up south of midland towards culpepper. this is all moving east at about 40 to 45 miles per hour. so we are thinking it's going to be fredericksburg at about 7:05. in southern maryland especially st. mary's this activity in the north nen that could get southern st. mary's with -- north st. mary's. your west of the blueridge, it's over for you. temps mid 80s south. still potential for a couple of strong storms here. rain cooled low-to-mid 70s. it could have been worse than it was. i think a lot of us have dodged a bullet. i am coming back in a few minutes. some changes next weekend that i think you are going to like. >>> power lines have been knocked down by falling trees in upper montgomery county. >> reporter: debra, severe weather to blame on all of this. crews are there as we speak. someone is driving down. that is brink road here. there are several tree branches. brink road near whiteman road in gaithersburg.

>>> right now on "nbc 10 news today," in the wake of a fire that destroyed a local legion post, we'll show you what was recovered. >>> fighting the drug addiction in pennsylvania. today governor tom wolf will be in north philadelphia to talk about the epidemic in our area and what he needs to do to combat opioid addiction. >>> good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. it is 5:30. let's start with meteorologist bill henley and the neighborhood forecast. >> we're minutes away from sunrise. look at the skies brightening up in the lehigh valley. 62 degrees right now. just an easterly wind at 5 miles an hour. starting off with mostly cloudy skies in delaware. that's a live view from wilmington. 66 degrees right now. the clouds will be thinning out during the day. we'll warm to 72 degrees by 11:00 this morning. and in philadelphia, a little cloudy right now, but it's not going to last all day. look at the sunshine. near 70 degrees at 10:00. on our way back to the 80s this afternoon. not as warm as yesterday. 85 degrees, that's going to be

we're jammed packed upper and outer loop by american legion bridge.directions safe track and single tracking between east falls and boston. we'll look at overturn in montgomery county as we continue keep it to "fox5" and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. >> developing overnight tragedy in disneyworld a family's vacation turned into a might mayor. and alligator. what we learned interest authorities. and new info

holding on for the legion of merit award are willing to pass it to the museum will display it.ton, cheryl conner, abc7 news. alison: wow! unbelievable dedication. jonathan: the stories coming out after the fact, too. nice to hear the story. that will at 5:00". alison: but right now at 6:00 -- >> i'm calling myself a crazy truck lady now. alison: a neighborhood fight to get the law enforced. why they say the city is not doing its job. and how the city is responding. jonathan: plus, fear following a shooting on a college campus. how students responded to what they feared was a threat to their lives. alison: must-see video tonight. this a.t.v. rider taunting police who are powerless to chase him. we will tell you how they turned the table. "abc7 news at 6:00" starts now. announcer: now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: only on 7 tonight, northeast washington neighborhood crying foul. its residents say the district failed to enforce one of its own rules. and the proof is on video. ignoring signs that bar them from streets. the community says that is causing big problems.

thank you for inviting the american legion to present the data today. a full copy of my remarks will be found in the written testimony that i asked to be included as part of official testimony. >> thank you very much. [applause] thank you. any questions? much. you very [applause] he works on health care organizing the policy for the national nurses united with 190,000 members. it is the largest organization of registered nurses in the united states. also works in california which represents or million californians and over 60 unions. committee to replace and private health insurance with improved medicare for all. thank you. >> thank you. good afternoon. nurses are here today to address the important issue of finishing the job of health care reform and energy to a drop -- adopt medicare for all. and to join nurses in the fight for health care justice. chairman cummings, you spoke of pride when the aca was passed. we are moved that you feel so strongly about health care as a human right, unfortunately, for nurses, the tears continued to flow daily. it is

american legion post goes up in flames on memorial day, most sacred day of the year for their membersire fighter rush back inside that burning building to get. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. this photo was snapped during a moment at a memorial day fire scene. american legion post 396 in bridesberg went up in flames, four days ago, many of the things inside burned but a pair of flags, survived. one philadelphia fire fighters tried to put out that fire, grabbed the flags from the holders before they were ruined. he was carrying those flags in front of the building when someone took this picture and then this picture went viral. >>> i didn't do it, one of my other fire fighters and philadelphia heroes would have done it, no doubt in my mind. i was just in the right spot at the right time. >> the flags are now in the safe hand of the former marine on lives down the block, from the american legion. >>> next up on good day a fire in northeast phi

in 1966, the american legion had come to the conclusion that they would not oppose the bill, and in the american legion magazine they explained why. , they said there would not be any change in the demographics of the immigrant stream, but then they said that all of the articles in the lame stream media, which suggests there is going to be dramatic alteration in the sources of immigration are a bit of faking. congress understood the twocture of this law had main sources of immigration, family sponsored immigration and employment-based immigration, people that had certain skills needed in the united states. those were the two main sources of these visas for people who might come here. and the record was clear in congress that congress understood that nonwhites would take advantage of both the -- both of these sources. robert kennedy, for example, testified for the attorney general in favor of the bill, about the problems americans had in bringing in an immediate relative who was "italian or australian, japanese or korean, indian or filipino." so white ethnics were certainly on the list,

opening at the legion of oh honor in february. then art painting arkady was the first international presentation of his work to be mounted in the west coast in half a century. the exhibition features more than 70 works that stand the artists complete career from his early masterpieces through his experiment the photography to the late interior scenes for which is best known. but then art exhibition was one of two blockbusters at the museums this past year with over 110,000 visitors and over 3300 scholarly exhibition catalogues sold. another blockbuster at the museums open in march at the-. organized by the fine arts using them of san francisco, world premiere retrospective of the work of oscar de la renta h&h one the most beloved and influential fashion icons of our time. the exhibition was open for only 69 days with an average of 3000 visitors a day making it one of the most visited exhibitions. the fine arts using them also published the beautiful catalog of the exhibition and a coloring book of de la renta's drawings. more than

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. >>> bill patton was the well american legion post177 in fairfax.icials believe a cigarette likely caused the fire. patton was a heavy smoker who loved his family and his marine family. >> very marine, kind of crazy like all of us. >> reporter: a woman who lived in the apartment above patton is being hailed a hero. she heard the beeping from the fire alarm and alerted her neighbors saving 18 adults and children. >>> he flew on five space shuttle missions but tonight former astronaut is charged with two counts of murder. investigators believe that hosil was drunk and speeding when he caused a crash that killed an 11-year-old and tooscaloosa alabama. >>> a federal judge set a november trial date for accused charleston church killer dillan roof. roof faces numerous murder charges. in last year's shootings. nine black congregants were killed. >>> chambers's attorney will be raising questions. 42 people were injured when the woman's car ran through a crowd of people. >>> tickets are being handed out today for the islamic funeral service in memory of muha

. >> paul works at american collegiate -- american legion 177. he served as a . >> he had burns on his legs. i couldn't tell anything else. they were doing cpr. >> neighbors were displaced hours before they could return to their homes. she said he lost his wife five months ago. she spoke to him often to see how he was doing. >> he has been having a hard time since his wife passed away. so he's probably just as happy now with her. >> firefighters continued to stress the importance of having a smoke detector and one that works in case something like this ever reporting from fairfax, wusa 9. >> just moments ago t national transportation safety board ruled the deadly small plane crash was caused by the pilot failing to turn on the plane's de-ice system. the plane crashed killing a woman and her two small children trapped inside. three men on board the plane were also killed. >>> july 20, 2017, officers were charged in death of a hospital patient will go to jail on charges. the security guards were there as the patient died from blunt force trauma to

here's a look through the windows of the legion post in frankford. majority of the roof is gone. crews pumped thousands of gallons of water from pavement and repaired electrical lines that ran next to the building. the memorial day fire destroyed keepsakes, uniforms and medals. several people inside the building for a memorial day event were not hurt. investigators are still look to the cause. >>> the villanova celebration just keeps going. >> i saw this when it happened live yesterday. >> me, too. >> the latest person to congratulate the wildcats, president obama. >> the president greeted nova nation at the white house yesterday, recognizing the men's basketball teams ncaa championship win. last month, president obama joked with the players and coaches, on when he botched a certain last name. >> there is ryan arcidiacono. now, i just sped through that in case i didn't say it right. >> not every day the president of the united states mispronounces your name. that's something i'll remember for the rest of my life. >> he saw ryan over the shoulder of t

dropping through the beltway and moving southwest and thinking lit american legion bridge. other showers on the river over headed towards fairview bridge. showers popped up west of colonial and in the mountains of west virginia. up towards moorfield had severe warnings and prompted one at 8:45. lots of pockets of moderate to heavy rain around loray and sperryville and moving towards culpepper, we will see them here for a few hours and much better weather for the weekend. we will have the details in a few minutes, guys. >>> well day two of the quicken loan nationals and now in the book. >> mike hydeck covering the tournament. any surprises? >> reporter: what a battle guys for local favorite billy hurly, the best round of the day, shot a 6 under par and tied at the top of the leader board john rom and that is his first ever start as a proas we were watching the amazing golf today out here at congressional and wondering how long will quicken loans stay with tiger's event in dc. the giant on the 3rd year of a 4 year deal. so we pose that question to bill emerson and here are hi

opening at the legion of oh honor in february. then art painting arkady was the first international presentation of his work to be mounted in the west coast in half a century. the exhibition features more than 70 works that stand the artists complete career from his early masterpieces through his experiment the photography to the late interior scenes for which is best known. but then art exhibition was one of two blockbusters at the museums this past year with over 110,000 visitors and over 3300 scholarly exhibition catalogues sold. another blockbuster at the museums open in march at the-. organized by the fine arts using them of san francisco, world premiere retrospective of the work of oscar de la renta h&h one the most beloved and influential fashion icons of our time. the exhibition was open for only 69 days with an average of 3000 visitors a day making it one of the most visited exhibitions. the fine arts using them also published the beautiful catalog of the exhibition and a coloring book of de la renta's drawings. more than

of black legions in 1960. he had a career in the federal government in the justice department -- sorry, the then named departmedepartme nt of health education and welfare, now hhs. he also worked for equal employment opportunity commission before returning to mizzou in 1985. to join the law faculty. he retired after 17 years as deputy chancellor. he was called out of retirement less than two months later to take over the system. it was thrust into the national spotlight not only by the race related protest by the handling of the protests of the media coverage of them. in addition to the campus, the universe of missouri system has campuses in kansas city, st. louis. together serving of 80,000 students. since taking over the position he has been time trying to calm tensions and cope with the effects of declining enrollment and the reduction of the state's financial support. please join me in giving a national press club welcome to university of missouri intro president michael middleton. [applause] >> i don't ge

opening at the legion of oh honor in february. then art painting arkady was the first international presentation of his work to be mounted in the west coast in half a century. the exhibition features more than 70 works that stand the artists complete career from his early masterpieces through his experiment the photography to the late interior scenes for which is best known. but then art exhibition was one of two blockbusters at the museums this past year with over 110,000 visitors and over 3300 scholarly exhibition catalogues sold. another blockbuster at the museums open in march at the-. organized by the fine arts using them of san francisco, world premiere retrospective of the work of oscar de la renta h&h one the most beloved and influential fashion icons of our time. the exhibition was open for only 69 days with an average of 3000 visitors a day making it one of the most visited exhibitions. the fine arts using them also published the beautiful catalog of the exhibition and a coloring book of de la renta's drawings. more than

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it is on display at the entrance of the longport bridge, members of the local vfw and american legionere on hand for all of the days festivities. >>> ♪ >> the city of trenton celebrated the birthdays of two american institutions, the american flag, and the u.s. army. the celebration took place this morning, at the new jersey capitol complex. the action cam was on the scene here for a special flag raising ceremony. the old barracks pipe and drum core were also there playing traditional patriotic music all morning long. >>> a new street sign was unveiled this morning in south philadelphia, councilman kenyatta johnson dedicated the new sign for the 2700 block of wharton street, as kevin hanna way. it is trin boot to hanna's life and recognition of his activism as civic and community leader. kevin hanna passed away this past summer. >>> for the very first time citizens bank park was transform in the commencement venue. large stage was set upright there on the second base to host 3,000 drexel university graduates this event was special in other ways as well, it is first time that drexel ha

report roar neighbors say joe frequently went to the american legion and was well liked. they're shock. >> it hurts. really hurts. because he's a nice guy. it's crazy. >> reporter: patrick boards up his fathers home and is troubled in so many ways. he says his dad was jumped here by a few days earlier. police are investigating in there's any connection to his death. a big clue may be what the robbers stole joe's distinctive van. >> 2003 ford e-150 van with a pennsylvania tag of pd5338z. it's dark blue in color with white rear panel doors. >> reporter: if you know anything about that van or any 80 where it could be please call police. a $20,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction to this. karen hem fox 29 news. >>> the shooting on the ucla campus left two dead police say it was murder/ooh side that took the lives of two men this afternoon. it happened at a small office in an engineering building. investigators say a gun was found along with what appears to be a suicide note. hundreds of police officers swarmed the campus after 911 calls reported t

he served in the army in the 16 1960s then spent 20 years with the american legion and the hollywoodh program. gladfelter's neighbors nominated him for that honor. >> that's great. >>> the glitz and glamour of broadway was right here in philadelphia. the annual night of broadway stars fund-raiser at the suzanne roberts theater in center city. nbc 10's vince lattanzio there he is next to morgan. they both served as emcees. a sharp suit. like that. >> they both look fantastic. >>> weather pretty good, too, sheena. >> today was perfect. tomorrow, another really nice day. sunny, dry, right around 80 degrees. then we two into the end of the week and have rain moving in. there is your exclusive ten-day forecast. thursday rainy 7 5. friday, look at that. 72. going to be cooler with showers. then we go into the weekend. so far, your weekend is actually looking really good around 80 and sunny. look at the 90s next week. next week we're going to heat up. keep that in mind if you have outdoor plans. for the rest of this week, nice today, nice tomorrow and wednesday. then rain the rest of the we

friends say he was a family man who loved motorcycles and the american legion post. >> he was a commander, very good commander, actually. he took a lot of pride in this place. he really did. >> and while this was a sad situation, it could have actually been much worse. fire investigators credit a neighbor who heard patton's beeping smoke detector and knocked on doors. he alerted some 19 adults and two children to get out. >>> it's day two for commuters navigating metro's safetrack plan and for many it is not ileana diaz reports from falls church where it took many people an extra hour to get to work. >> reporter: well, many commuters tell us it's been a long day because they had to get up an hour earlier to anticipate all of the mess with this metro project and many say to avoid taking these trains, they took the roads and taunt much better. workers are out replacing the tides in the old metro truck in an effort to make metro safer in the long run. most agree it's not needed but the transition not so easy. many turning to driving to avoid metro delays while others are waiting at metro sta

. >>> president obama is among the legions of fans remembering pat summit.e praised her as a role model to millions of americans, and an inspiring fighter. and summit who guided the tennessee volunteers women's teams to eight national titles died this morning. after leading the lady vols to nearly 1100 victory, the most in division one college, summit stepped down after announcing she had early onset dementia, alzheimer's type. >> she obviously coached a team and nobody was coming to watch it, to becoming the winningest basketball coach in history. >> none of us will ever have the impact that summit has. no coach in america will >> every player who played for pat summit graduated. pat summit was just 64 years old. and in addition to her son tyler, she is survived by her mother, sister and three brothers. >>> the sports world lost another noted coach. the nfl's buddy ryan. ryan considered the defensive genius died today, after a lengthy battle with cancer. as many fans of the burgundy and gold know, ryan was a head coach of the philadelphia eagles, and the ar

. >> reporter: arthur became friends with the victim years ago from their time at the american legion post. arthur got a phone call his buddy was killed. when is the last time you saw him? >> friday. he was out for his walk. he came by the house. i was sitting on the porch. we talked. >> reporter: investigators say the suspects broke in through a back window around 1:30 monday morning which woke up neighbors. >> i heard a boom like that and the wall shook. >> reporter: one neighbor called police. we're told officers went to the home, checked the front door but didn't see anything suspicious. it wasn't until the son who had not heard from his dad went to the house 36 hours later that the victim was found dead in the living room. it appears the homeowner died of blunt force trauma to the head. >> clearly somebody knows what's going on out here and needs to do the right thing. >> reporter: you're going to get another look at the house. the screen that was smashed and broken during the break-in. police believe this may actually be the second time this 77-year-old man was attacked. they be

. >>> cleanup is under way after an american legion post went up in flames.the majority of the roof is gone. crews pumped thousands of gallons of water from the basement and repaired electrical lines that ran next to the building. the memorial day fire destroyed keepsake photos, uniforms and medals. several people inside the building for a memorial day event were not hurt. investigators are still looking for the cause. >>> a rough ride for passengers on a united airlines flight trying to land at newark airport. >> are you a good flyer? >> i'm a good flyer but i wouldn't have been good in this. >> a passenger took this video inside the plane yesterday. the plane bounced on the runway a couple times before the pilot gave up and took off again. panels from the plane's ceiling fell on to the aisle during the rough landing attempt. no one was hurt. there were cheers when the plane successfully landed 20 minutes later. >>> now your noib first alebc 1 neighborhood weather. >> if you're heading out, look at the fog we're watching. this is the view from the marquis de

at iloveny.com >>> right now on "nbc 10 news today," in the wake of a fire that destroyed a local legionhow you what was recovered. >>> fighting the drug addiction in pennsylvania. today governor tom wolf will be in north philadelphia to talk about the epidemic in our area and what he needs to do to combat opioid addiction. >>> good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. it is 5:30. let's start with meteorologist bill henley and the neighborhood forecast. >> we're minutes away from

members of the american legion postç talked about daley's importance in the community. >> he had a heart gold. he would give you the shirt off his back if he had nothing else. if you talk to residents in the commune, they'll tell you that. he was a hard-working guy. >> there is a $20,000 reward for information leading to clark's arrest and conviction. >>> congressman chaka fattah will be in court today, back in court, as the defense presents its case in its corruption trial. the prosecution wrapped up yesterday after 13 days of making its okay case. the government says fattah misspent campaign money on his son's college loan debt and used campaign money to pay off an illegal campaign loan. fattah says he's innocent. his team of lawyers contends any money or gifts were not favors but because the two men were good friends who enjoyed each other's company. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, good morning and also don't forget with your new neighborhood weather, the seven-day forecast will be right at the bottom of the screen for y

it is on display at entrance of the longport bridge, members of the local vfw and american legion werend for all of the day's festivities. >>> officialness haverford township delaware county broke ground this morning for a brand new municipal services building. ceremony took place at haverford police facility on darby road. new 4300 square foot building will combine police and administration along with parks and recreation offices under a single roof. it is scheduled to opened in the fall of next year. >>> police officers in wilmington spent the day teaching children how to ride their bikes without training wheels. the kid showed up today at police athletic league with their training wheels on their bikes, as officers helped remove them. these public servants then work with the kid as they rode around the gym they took time to make sure that the kids helmets were properly fitted. >>> it was a day of fierce competition today at the university of delaware. hundreds of athletes took part in the special olympics in delaware. these athletes competed for gold, track, power lifting and other

we had some work on the outerloop at the american legion bridge clearing away. get to more of that in just a few minutes. live look outside shows you traffic is up to speed. this morning.. the world continues to mourn the 49 people shot and killed at a gay nightclub in orlando over the weekend. president obama will travel there on thursday to pay his respects. as the victims are remembered, officials are beginning to paint a clearer picture of the gunman, omar mateen. we now know the shooter may have considered other targets, including disney world in orlando. there are also reports out this morning that the gunman frequented the nightclub for several years - and had engaged other men on gay dating apps. but this morning -people throughout our area are paying tribute to the shooting victims. at least five vigils were held last night.. including this one at the unitarian universalist congregation of sterling. about 150 people were there.. hoping to send a message of unity. they represented religions from all over the world. during the vigil, people spoke and sang

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he too was once among the legions of african soccer players illegally living in france. patrick abraham has helped secure young players lucrative contracts. >> steven nzonzi came to us when he was 15. when he was 20 we sold him to blackburn for a million euros. then he was sold to stoke city for 8 million, then to sevilla for 8 million...and we always get a percentage. we get a cut every time he switches clubs. reporter: the clubs' recruitment practices are now so controversial that most of them refuse to talk to us in front of the cameras. until a few years ago, amiens sc was among the clubs that recruit young men from west africa. >> just think how these kids feel when they're told they're not going to be taken on, how disappointed they are. it can do a lot of damage. reporter these days, amiens' : agents stick to looking for the next generation in city suburbs. coulibaly is still hoping to strike lucky. he's now a father and lives with his girlfriend's mother on the outskirts of paris. he didn't end up on the street, like so many west africans who move to france. >> w

. >> reporter: his fans are legion.ink about him not being on the radio anymore -- >> oh, i know. i know. i n' >> reporter: last saturday they stood in line for hours to get to see and hear him at tanglewood in the berkshires. his final show is set for this saturday. >> i'm sad that he's not going to be on it anymore. >> reporter: do you know how much you're appreciated? >> it comes as a surprise. it really is. i mean, it's very sweet. it's very sweet. ♪ >> reporter: 42 years is a heck of a run. >> i sat at the typewriter and i went tap, tap, tap. and it was the beginning of a career. luck. just blind, stupid luck. >> reporter: we feel lucky to have had this radio refuge, a feeling of home no matter where we are. ♪ harry smith, nbc news, lennox, massachusetts. ♪ i love you more than ever and that's no lie ♪ >>> and that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. k it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from on

. >> his bio says he served with the french foreign legion. >> none that have is true. i've never seen any paper, never seen any certificate. >> reporter: he goes by the name of oliveir breddenstein and a third name. >> who is the real olivie olivier adela? >> he's a conartist and mean person. i hope justice is served for mr. green and their family. >> now, his estranged wife will be talking to investigators on this murder case. his lawyer did not return our phone call. adela and other two defendants are being held without bail. vic lee, abc7 news. >> vic, thank you very much. police in san francisco could start wearing body cameras as soon as august. an agreement has been reached on a major sticking point, the police union requiring officer owes give a statement of fact. the commission will vote tomorrow night. the president of the police officers' association issued a statement reading in part, rank and file police officers welcome body cameras as an effective tool. >> the bodies of two missing teenagers from oakland have been found in a reservoir near modesto. the 21

he was ted roosevelt junior, a hero from world war i, cofounder of the american legion and later he wouldbe a hero in world war ii at utah beach on d-day. the oyster bay roosevelts hated the hyde park roosevelts and there was a family battle and a political battle and the oyster bay roosevelts were cited with the isolationists and franklin roosevelt was pushing toward intervention in the war. others included former president herbert hoover and perennial socialist candidate norman thomas. college campuses were hotbeds of antiwar fervor almost as much as during the vietnam war. thanks to orders from american weapons and goods, and for the first time since the great depression. you can understand from an economic perspective people didn't want to go to war. they wanted to enjoy they could finally purchase a refrigerator, finally had enough food to eat. there were other reasons. there were the enduring memories of the wiping out of a generation of young european men in the trenches of the western front in world war i. there were also these basic questions about rescuing the king of england an

either through kensingtonso bethesda silver spring.da we are in great shape acrosscrs the american legion bridge andrd all of our area bridges bridges traffic is quiet.uiet metro gearing up for service s at 5:00 that is on time. because of the safetrack work w single tracking between viennaa and new carrollton every 18very1 minutes trains running.ni that's your traffic. your affi back to you holly and wisdom.do. >> 4:37 is the time. coming up on fox news morning the ex-wife of the orlando nightclub shooter talks about the time that she spent livingnl with the man that she says has a mental illness. iness >> the shootings in orlandodo were on the minds of all ofe mif those who attended last >> as we head to break right now, 4:37 is the time,im 66 degrees outside taking ag live look across the region, reo we're back in just a moment. t. i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. t. i can't believe... we're on a whale. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. real ingredients. unbelievable taste. enjoy i can't