attention right here underground transformer fire crews are looking for carbon monoxide exposure, main street closed between barbados street and markley streetment you will have to use the alternate. airy is your best bet. i know jim has been talking about this, as well. i'll keep you updated, but main street just know right now it is still closed, you will have to use an alternate. brooke, over to you. >> we'll get first look today, new eagles quarterback carson wentz when he hits the field with the other rookiesment and phillies need extra innings to wrap up their ten game road trip. here's lesley van arsdall with your morning sport. >> the phillies back home tonight for weekends series against the reds. they were looking to take two out of three from the braves last night in atlanta. and the phillies took a four-nothing lead, but check it out, back came the the braves, problems with the phils, beckham with double to center. that will will clear the bases. four-three, philliesment then former phil jeff van core with single to right. beckham comes in to score. that's going to tie the game. t

so the main street marshall plan contemplates a number of things.hildhood education. you know and we know that people who are in preschool programs are less likely to repeat grades, need special education or enter the criminal justice system. and they're more likely to graduate from high school and to own homes. and the return on investment in early childhood education is estimated at 12% after inflation. investments like the expansion of summer youth employment programs. our young people deserve an opportunity to work. we know that young people who work in summer jobs do better in schools. they're far less likely to get in trouble with the law. and perhaps nowhere has the impact of high youth unemployment been felt more keenly than in ferguson, missouri. our affiliate in st. louis is rising to that challenge, building a center for job training and other services at the site of a convenient store -- convenience store that was destroyed during the unrest that followed michael brown's death. i had the honor to represent the urban league movement at th

. >> when you ask the question which is doing better, wall street or main street, the knee-jerk reaction is usually wall street. but as mike santulli tells us, this time around the conventional wisdom may not be right. >> main street has been outpacing wall street for the past year and a half. the stock market has gone exactly nowhere since thanksgiving, 2014. the quarterly corporate profits are down double digits. over that same period, more than 4 million new jobs have been created and average hourly pay is up almost 4%, including a solid gain for april, reported on friday. real personal spending, consumer confidence and household borrowing have also picked up nicely since stock prices stalled. this is a big reversal from the first few years following the great recession when stock prices and corporate profits surged as the fed supplied easy money. while most americans didn't feel many benefits of the recovery. so why is the political debate about economic insecurity? the recent pickup on main street is too little too late to turn the decades-long trending of incomin equality and wage

the main street marshal plan to poverty to shared prosperity.d strategic investment in our urban communities right here in the united states of america necessitates a commitment, a commitment of $1 trillion over the next five years, some say can we afford it? i say we cannot afford not to do it. our cities -- [ applause ] -- from east baltimore to the south side of chicago from cleveland to buffalo to the industrial midwest to the sun belt, there are too many neighborhoods locked out and left out for whom this recovery has bypassed them. your voice, my voice, the strength, the power, the history of the urban league must align squarely behind their interests. until we do so, until we do so our work is not yet complete. so the main street marshal plan contemplates a number of things. universal early childhood education. we know that people in preschool programs are less likely to repeat grades or need special education or enter the criminal justice system and are more likely to graduate from high school and own homes. the return on investment in e

janet yellen and the fed have been helping wall street at the expense of main street. interest rates. >> the growth of credit has been anemic while corporate bonds and corporate government bonds have been booming. the big guys have done well. the small have been hurt. as we know, small businesses are the job creators. >> right. and small businesses, rich, can't get a loan these days because banks can't give out loans if they get nothing in return on interest. >> yeah, that's the problem. look, we have a tragic situation right now that we don't have -- we've disince iincen iidisincen investment. the tech unicorns today. >> should janet yellen be fired? >> i don't know if she should be fired. she's worthy of criticism here. there's $9 trillion of negative yielding bonds worldwide. the average rate on two-thirds of the bonds around the world are about 1%. so she's keeping rates artificially low for too long. wall street is now in this sort of keep hope alive thing with wildly over-raleigh-durhvalued mike has said. >> if they're affecting so many millions of lives so negat

. >> reporter: ron nichol lives next door to where police say it all happen at the couple's main street apartment in tull town. this is where investigators say one of the children sustained a broken leg that was so bad doctors told police the infant could have died if she didn't receive treatment when she did. >> it was just horrifying what happened there. we couldn't believe it. >> reporter: police say they always found evidence of prior fractures to the leg of the second baby girl. one of the girls is now at saint christopher's hospital under

here's the fire department activity main street between bar bados street. stick to airy street. 676 near the walt whitman bridge toward the bridge we have an accident with police on the scene. looking at the visibility report not too big of a problem, low clouds in trenton and toms river. looking good, 60 degrees, we'll take that after a nice day yesterday and high of 76. today we have rain coming our way this afternoon. the evening commute will be the issue. 72 degrees for the high matt. >>> hezbollah top military commander has been killed in syria. he died in an explosion in damascus. his death is a major blow to the military -- militant group. he battled the rebel forces that were trying to remove assad from power. >>> surveillance video shows a woman getting into her vehicle, the woman begs the men to leave them alone, a struggle ensueses ensueses -- ensues, but she continues to fight. the men gave you mean and ran away stealing her cell phone. >>> snap crackle dish detergent. two pittsburgh area students added dawn and scab. dish detergent with cause d

. >> main street versus wall street. main street, apparently is winning.ll tell you how that kim pact this presidential race. that is next on "power lunch." ♪ i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ >>> all right, everybody. welcome back to "power lunch." there is a big theme emerging on the corner of main street and wall street. they actually don't intersecretary. picture that they do. it could impact the presidential race. nbc's mike santolli is with us to explain. >> not too many are talk bigt right now. main street has been outpacing wall street by some measures i'd argue for the past year and a half. just consider, the stock market has gone exactly nowhere since thanksgiving 2014. that's when the s&p 500 first reached today's levels. quarterly corporate profits are down double digits from that quarter. and wall street and goldman sachs stock off by 17%. now as for main street, since that point, more than four million new jobs have been created. average hourly pay up is 4%. real personal sp

and moving to the left here we see the crossing at main street that is where the accident occurred. they are referring all questions to new jersey transit. witnesses say though it was about 11:30 when the light rail train struck the older model, gold station wagon. there were do people in that station wagon, an older couple from this small town. >> we were on the train and heard a big thug on the jar and it shook everyone up. and we look out the window and a mercedes benz was stuck on the river line. is he lucky to be alive and it was a serious incident and you can only attribute that to the miracle of god. >> i turned around and heard someone crying and a loud bang and a screeching sound and turned around to see a car being pushed up the tracks. it looks in pretty bad shape. >> we were really scared and freaking out. i mean really scare. >> happening right from front of us. >> you recognized the people in the car. >> yes. >> regulars? >> yes. >> they come here all the time. it makes us sad and upset. >> no official word on the extent of the injuries, just waiting for someone in cha

gloucester county we have downed wires along south main street at carroll avenue at our lady of peace parish. if you're coming back from the shore along the ac expressway, so far we're looking good, i think the dismal weather will help us out with the shore traffic. i think the volume will be staggered throughout the day. also helping us out before the holiday weekend, theyly wrapped up the repair work at the egg harbor tolls on the westbound side of the affiliate -- of the acx. though got the toll finished so all the lanes are open for this afternoon ride home. >>> shake and bake says watch out for flooding i-95 northbound between bridge street and cottman. shake and bake is a delicious way to eat chicken. >>> a court hearing for a man accused of shooting of a police officer during a traffic stop. the gunman shot jamie white in the face as he walk up to the vehicle on saturday. the sheriff is doing better after surgery, but may lose his left eye. the shooter turned himself into police in alabama. >>> three women are credited for stopping a man putting a drug in a woman's date. >>> i

stick to main street or welsh street to get around. that one more live look and you can really see the fog here. thinks roth velt boulevard southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill and doing okay. we will see people moving away. camera high looking down but that is a good shot of the fog there this morning. be careful heading out. little will bit of fog and damp at times this morning as well, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> protests over worker and immigrant rights turn violent in seattle. police say they have arrested nine people when clashes broke out following yesterday's peaceful march. some in the crowd threw flares, bricks and molotov cocktails. five officers were hurt, and none seriously. demonstrations took place in oregon and in los angeles, san francisco and oakland, california. >>> attorneys, going over princess state will meet for the first time in minnesota and it sound like they will be busy. prince sister tyka until will son filed papers that prince had no known will. that means his assets would at least be divided a

we're told this crash happened around 10:00 this morning, at the intersection of broad and main streets. now, we want to show you some video from chopper three, not too long ago, crews actually rescued a man who was trapped inside that mercedes benz here on the tracks, and the damage is pretty severe. we saw debris from that car scattered on the tracks, here, and also, on the grass. and other person in the car taken to cooper university hospital in camden. we're not sure yet on that person's condition. we do know that there were 35 passengers on this train, at the time. officials say two of them were injured. a witness riding in the first carve that train told us that the driver of that mercedes benz tried to beat the train, before it passed. >> it t bone him right on the side. he is very lucky to be alive it, lift the train up, jarred everyone in the first car, and the second car, and, he is lucky to be alive. they had to cut the top of his car off with the jaws of life, and pull him out. >> we're told all four of the people injured are expected to recover. as you can see, they're now

but if you are about to head into this area along route 70 this is near main street in medford try and find yourself an alternate route because you'll be blocked for quite sometime. a community in mourning after two young girls died over the weekend in a terrible car crash. they were on their way home after prom. >> tonight the shaken community of bridgeton, new jersey, will hold a vigil in memory of those two students. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in bridgeton tonight where that vigil will start soon. shawnette? >> reporter: the vigil is schedule to start at 8:00 o'clock tonight. it will be held on the athletic fields here at the high school. in the meantime, we are still waiting to hear what caused the crash. the community is mourning the loss of these two pretty young girls 17-year-old daisia sulton and 15-year-old mikayla mozing. they were killed coming home from prom early saturday morning after prom friday night. the car hit a tree on route 49 in morris township. two other girls were in the car. they were hurt we're told they remain in the hospital today. now published repor

use alternate, main street, welsh rd. is your best bet for now, jim, brooke, back to you. >> how would you like to hit that snooze button? new jersey considering pushing back the school day for many student. >> justin finch is live in pennsauken, new jersey with more on what is shined the proposal. justin? >> good morning, health and performance of student taking center stage why they're considering 8:30 a.m. start time or later for new jersey student, now, last month, they did send out education officials surveys to all of their school district, and now, they are holding public meetings, and one is set for tonight here in camden county. now there is comes about almost a year after state lawmakers passed a law to consider these later start times. that time being no earlier than 8:30 a.m. for schools across the state. now, that is a recommendation by the american academy of pediatrics, and that proposed change would impact middle and high school student. now, the national sweet foundation rec adolescent get as much as nine

so the main street marshall plan contemplates a number of things.tion. you know and we know that people who are in preschool programs are less likely to repeat grades, need special education or enter the criminal justice system. and they're more likely to graduate from high school and to own homes. and the return on investment in early childhood education is estimated at 12% after inflation. investments like the expansion of summer youth employment programs. our young people deserve an opportunity to work. we know that young people who work in summer jobs do better in schools. they're far less likely to get in trouble with the law. and perhaps nowhere has the impact of high youth unemployment than felt more keenly than in ferguson, missouri. our affiliate in st. louis is rising to that challenge, building a center for job training and other services at the site of a convenient store that was destroyed during the unrest that followed michael brown's death. i had the honor to represent the urban league movement at the groundbreaking. >> ♪ we are the c

the it is pretty busy on main street or has been throughout the day.lks are bundled up, some folks with umbrellas from time to time. the consensus is all this cool, wet weather has over stayed its welcome. >> april showers bring may flower. now it is like may showers will bring june flowers i guess. >> reporter: main street manayunk in may. friday night often find outdoor cafe crowded but no dining outside tonight, all serious socializing was indoors, because. >> it is very cold, non-stop rain. very glummy. >> reporter: tonight's cold,tories will not a deterrent to these teens. they loved this sport. so much so, that they convinced their folks to drive them to the local pitch tonight. >> i love to play soccer and i want to be better. >> reporter: raining out here harder. >> would i still be out here. >> reporter: this weeks rain, having a fun raising impact on the saint dennis fair a fixture for 48 years. but while the gold fish didn't seem to notice, all of that water on the ground that the electrically powered rides had to be shut down tonight as a s

we are taking a live look at the sky cam three overlooking main street outside, hotel bethlehem on maineet in bethlehem though. you can see the sheen on the road surface there. it will be a morning where your visibility may be impacted by this and you just have to slow it down. meisha has been talking about lots of accidents last couple of days and we cannot guarantee that they weren't due to weather. we have to slow it down and expect that you might be slowed down and pack your patients. now taking it back here to the eyewitness weather watcher network we are finding the same, what we found in the last few mornings here, very consistent temperature profile, upper 40's, lower 50's around the region. we will zero in/a handful of these. 49 degrees comes from david dutch. he has clouds at the moment, further north and east, north and west i should say that you go we have more rain to contend with here. forty-nine from lou. he does have some wet weather reporting from eagleville this hour, and we will just go to one more further north, where 48 comes from john jenkins, he too finding wet we

is why will talked about supporting our small businesses, we are not talking about buildings on main street or bottom lines on spreadsheets. we are talking about millions of people, families, and futures. since 1963 democrats and republicans alike can recognize this week as a time to celebrate the contributions of small businesses to every community in america. business models have changed, but the enduring spirit of american innovation continues to breathe life into our economy and creates jobs no government program can. there is a lot that divides us. in my time i have not met one person who believes our small bit -- our small businesses should carry the burden of regulations and complicated taxes. small businesses have to pay more than $11,000 for each employee in federal regulatory costs alone. that is before these new higher health care premiums are due. these are realities that we want to change. are nocans know there efforts to big or too small. that is why we have done things like making the research and tax credit development permanent. fees for veterans that want to be entrepreneu

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main street still closed. eet, jim, over to you. >> thank you very much, meisha a that's "eyewitness news" for now, join us for irish festival preps for "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. make it a great day. >> these are the easiest, this is verging on pedophile. >> a classroom crime that may be raising. >> it's an epidemic. >> plastic surgery getaway? >> this is frightening. >> what they don't want you to know. >> they're not even doctors. >> announcer: plus in today's news in two. at the cann film festival, with cloon and roberts. >> and a new study on potty training. all new today on the doctors! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ >> hello, everyone. >> dr. travis: we have a packed show today. joining us is a special guest, fox news anchor and tv host, arthel nevel. >> we have a real

if you look at his statements, he's very much on the side of main street, main street, main street.e doesn't like financials that much. i don't expect to see him repeal dodd/frank that's going to be particularly beneficial tr the banks. i'm quite worried about the banks by trump. >> by the evercore is looking at it. these are the kinds of companies that would benefit. what about the defense names? we have heard, you know, quite a bit about -- we have have heard of people buying the defense names here. >> here's the issue. the point about infrastructure and banking policies, they're pretty similar. i would imagine quite something as well. we're going to see son inventure it. >> you say finally and most importantly investors need to invest in assets with an eye to capricious government intervention. i'm hard-pressed to figure out where you're going to invest then. >> exactly. the reality is there are some seths that benefit from it. i have a friend of mine -- >> capricious is what got me. >> here's the issue. if you are investing, you need to think whether the government could interve

the main street marshall plan. we need an investment plan to invest in the main streets of america. to put commitment and resources behind helping main street, which hasn't fully recovered, f. that's the main street of america's urban communities, big and small. >> you're calling for a commitment of $1 trillion in the main street marshal plan that includes early childhood education. federal living wage of $15 an hour, indexed to inflation. urban infrastructure for schools, community centers, libraries, the list goes on. how realistic is this idea as you look at where we are in our politics right now. how much money is laying around. can this actually get through? >> we need to be ambitious. i'd ask if we don't do this and we repeat yesterday's, if you will, approach, which is we point to the problem. we identify the problem. then we don't do anything about it. so, willie, i think we're at an inflection point in this country. many americans have come back after the recession, but too many americans are left behind. if you look at these unemployment figures in black chicago, black cle

all year long. >> here's the thing, mike, because we're here on state street and main street is rightst. tell us about this. >> we are in the national contest for best named street in america. >> is this the best main street in america. >> i would say this is one of the the best. >> to win you have to vote. you have to go to the discovery doylestown.org and vote. you can vote once a day, through the end of the month. >> just like our contest, the mazda contest. >> yes. >> and when will you find out if you made it. >> we will find out in the next month. >> if you win what will the title be. >> well, we already know we're best up to in america is is jut a validation. >> congratulations. >> mike, reason why i love doylestown the people there, they are amazing and look who is here, this is wand a and my friend reid. >> whole family is gorgeous. >> well, thank you. >> you like angry bird do you ever play that. >> in. >> willie get lynched if i say no. >> no. >> okay, the movie. >> no, nobody necessary about it. >> neighbors two and other movies. >> i like neighbors two good lets talk to ke

on the fourth of july in elmore, they hang flags on main street.queens, they fly them over grand avenue. but all of us love our country and stand ready to defend the freedom that it represents. [applause] americans want to live by the same set of rules. the rules are rigged against too many of our people in this administration. it is not right that the share of taxes paid by individual citizens is going up, while the shared paid by large corporations is getting smaller and smaller. [applause] the rules say everyone in our society should contribute their fair share. year,'t a right that this ronald reagan will hand the american people a bill for interest on a national debt larger than the entire cost of the federal government under john f. kennedy. our parents left us a grown economy. the rules say we must not leave our kids a mountain of debt. [applause] it isn't right that i will mention get paid $.59 on the dollar for the same work as a man. [cheering] [applause] if you play by the rules, you aserve a fair day's pay for fair day's work. [applause

>> main street. >> main street usa, man. >> or is that state street? state road? >> i'll tell you where we will be, set up anchor desk between 7:00 to 10:00 tomorrow morning. basically, where state street meet up with main. >> you won't want to miss there is making bye announce. , tomorrow, in doylestown. >> i will tell you what we will do, why don't we make the announce. right at 7:00 tomorrow morning. from the street of doylestown, i've been with the show for 68 years. >> haven't even been on? >> i said -- >> seems like it. >> i was just sitting here wait to go do this. >> right here? >> yes. >> the lord put me on earth. be right here. >> oh,. >> so i was waiting. >> anyway,. >> this is one of the biggest give aways in the history of this show. >> conshy in downtown, slow going, 95 south out of the northeast through the construction zone, here with the westbound side. head out toward conshohocken, cottman avenue, we have the accident on the kelly drive. it is kelly drive right at boat house row. sharp cup of, so if you typically use the kelly, use martin luther

across the board and zoom on into doylestown, if you are joining us later this morning, stay street between main and pine. we have a lot of questions last night where are we going to be? right in front of like the county theater there, the county theater is right there on state street between main and pine. there is your location. we have local detour but park the car, and we will have some fun, bring kid out we will put them on tv. kelly drive close today and thomas part of the stotesbury regatta. in you are coming into town, and you use that on the rush hour no go. use the martin luther king drive this morning. then tomorrow keep in mind they close kelly for regatta and martin luther king drive always closed for saturday and sunday. things get tougher tomorrow. we will throw some rain in there. watch the forecast, and the baseball screen here, phillies and braves tomorrow. they have a 3:05 game. sunday a 1:05. we will see activity in and out of the stadium. they are playing tonight. we will not have any problems or issues with the rain for this evening's game. go for a ride north on the freewa

in sellersville, a house fire, main street north and southbound between temple avenue and west church is closed because of that now. route 202, 11 minutes from the schuylkill to route 30. >>> when a contractor wouldn't fix a potential hazard outside her new castle county home, she called nbc 10 responds. >> can you tell us why it took three months to get out here and what are you going to do now to resolve the situation? >> we'll show you what happens when harry hairston tracks down her contractor. >>> it was supposed to provide a delaware family relief from hot summer sun but an awning on the back deck caused more concern than comfort. >> when their contractor wouldn't help them, they turned to nbc 10 responds. harry hairston went to their backyard to see the problems firsthand. >> this family paid 2,500 bucks to have this awning installed at their middletown, delaware home two years ago. >> we had always wanted to have shade out there. we get a lot of sun in the afternoon. >> reporter: then this past january, they noticed a potentially dangerous issue with their little slice of par

chopper three over the scene on main street this morning. a 9,000-gallon tank was leaking chloride a chemical that helps pull water out of sludge. the authorities tell us that the leak is fully contained with no impact on the environment. earlier precautionary warning to close all windows and doors had now been lifted. >>> in campaign 2016 a short time ago highest ranking republican in politics house speaker paul ryan announced he is not ready to support donald trump as g.o.p. nominee. cbs news correspondent craig boswell reports this ace monk laundry list the serious issues the front runner must resolve before the general election. >> reporter: donald trump the presumptive g.o.p. nominee gets back on the campaign trail. while there are no more republican candidates in his way he faces a challenge in unifying a splinterd republican party. >> usually, when somebody wraps up the nomination you see party leaders the next day say thank goodness now we can unify. what people are saying this morning is oh, my god what have we done here. >> reporte

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main street closed from the tullytown bridge to the riverside industrial complex.s a hazmat crew assessed the whole situation. police say the spill has not impacted the water supply. >>> it's been two weeks since the death of a wilmington teen who police say died as a result of an assault inside her own school. joyner francis died april twenty one after three girls assaulted her inside the girls bathroom of howard high school of technology. wilmington police are still investigating the 16-year-old's death. no charges have been filed as of yet. >>> woman's recovering at einstein hospital after she was seriously burned overnight fire. that firebrick out around 12:30 last night. north 17th street in ogontz. the sketch-year-old woman inside the home had burns to her face and neck as well as smoke inhalation. she is now in stable condition. officials say the fire only burned in one room and was under in control in about 10 minutes. no word to the tonight on what caused the fire. >>> happening right now, firefighters in texas have their hands full with a warehouse fi fir

we have lost our little community bank and the main street merchants can't compete against wal-mart,those are the issues. >> rose: they blame the establishment, whether it's wall street or washington. >> and washington say big piece of it. i do think that money has not had the big impact on winning elections but the perception of money. and that chasing of money is real. and i think that a lot of people see that. so this was their year. and donald trump has been their instrument, to light up that. now here's how trump has changed politics i think for the long haul. when you stop and think about it, his most effective weapon has been twitter. not spending any money. he's tweeting and getting these people. he's creating rallies that are the equivalent of rock 'n' roll rallies. there is something entertaining, something to do. and he's taking on all, you know, all the great. >> what's interesting is that is happening to bernie sanders as well. >> same thing. absolutely. the other side, yeah. it's the mirror image. >> and the mirror image. they feel like they're out of control of institu

streets. fortunately, we're told no residents lost water. there are several mains under the street. the one that broke around 6:00 this morning was a 12-inch main. i have been talking with the water department as well as residents here. one told me it's not the first time a main has broken at this very intersection. >> i mean, this has happened before. we have had water issues and we complained about it. and it's happening again. >> if we do find that the main is, you know, routinely breaking, we'll have to go through and put that in the process for full repair. >> now, as far as the cleanup is concerned, first the main has to be fixed and then the road repairs can start. the asphalt as you see, has buckled. i'm told by water department official, this intersection could be closed at least the rest of the day. a good idea to find another way if you have to get around 63rd and eastwick here. traffic is being diverted in all four directions. live in southwest philadelphia,. >> decision 2016 news. a new poll finds that plurality of new jersey republicans don't think donald trump should p

the fire started on main street around 3:30 a.m. nearby businesses being check for carbon monoxide leak, no word on what made the firefighters sick but he is expected to be okay. >>> firefighters making good progress on forest firing burning in burlington county. chopper three there over bass fire river where about 50 fire fight verse been working through the night more than 400 acres were involved, but no structures have been affected. cooler temperatures and less wind are helping their progress. >> campaign 2016, donald trump touting party unity after meeting with republican leaders, presumptive republican nominee, house speaker paul ryan, pledge to work together yesterday for the sake of the party. and to beat the democrats in november. trump tweeted he had a great day in d.c. and things are, quote, working out really well. but ryan says he's still not ready to endorse trump. >> i don't want a fake process here, i want to make sure we truly understand each other, we are committed to the conservative prince that make the republica

kopple road near snowball drive, you want to a void this area stick to main street or welsh street to avoid the problem there. in new jersey what a difference. that shot from the vine, right, we saw that, not that bad right here. in new jersey that is 42 north bound at creek road. we are trying in and out of the fog as we head toward your morning commute, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> happening today jerry sandusky will be in court in center county seeking a new trial. former penn state coach is serving 30 to 60 years prison term for convictions on child sex abuse. his attorney will argue that grand jury leaks tainted the first trial. victims may also testify. former penn state president graham spanier, former vice-president gary schultz, and former athletic director tim curly are being tried separately on charges that they covered up the scandal. >>> investigators are still piecing together an awful accident, one child is dead and another infant fighting for perfect life and the key question is if these children were not in proper a safety seats. "action news" reporter catherine scotti

downed wires in gloucester county along main street and carroll avenue at our lady of peace parish. not so peaceful on the roads this morning. >>> first look at business at the big board. mayborn is recalling their tommy tippy sippy cups. they have a removal valve and the consumer product safety commission said they can develop mold if they are not properly cleaned. >>> stock ended with last week on a high note. the markets are closed in observance of memorial day. >>> if you're a veteran or on active duty for the military you can get it into the seaport museum for free and restaurants are offering discounts with a military i.d. >>> nathan's hot dog celebrated its 100th anniversary and reduced their price of a hot dog to a nickel on coney island new york over the weekend. pennsylvania attorney general cordello kathleen kane is going to release information tomorrow over e-mails that include raunchy and pornographic material shared by prosecutors and others in the criminal justice system. he plans to make all the related material public. >>> a community is showing support for a septa

it is a river or is this like a main street and water's rushing down it? >> you're right, the rivers burst their banks. the floods went into homes, garages, basements. >> every couple seconds, another step it moves up. >> that's got to be terrifying. where do you go? you're so powerless. >> one of those powerless people died. a 13-year-old was struck by a train because she was seeking shelter underneath that area. >> you think about the power of water. it's one of the most powerful things on the planet. >> yeah. that's what you don't think about when you're watching that water sweeping down the street. all the debris that it leaves behind. that's a whole other thing to deal with. >> yes, it left a big mess. >> everything you've ever owned. it's horrible. >>> it's called easy soda. >> and it's exactly that. >> really thought that soda was hard. >> why this twist on the fizzy drink is making a splash. >>> and it's a crazy scene when a couple spots -- >> this wild boar running through the streets. >> see how he proves he can keep up with traffic. only at oliv

tried to make a turn and clipped the back of a trainer police cruiser it happened at post road and main street. the cruiser ended up on the sidewalk, the officer was not hurt. >>> new on "action news" a teacher at pottsgrove high school in montgomery county has been arrested for having a sexual relationship with a student. he had sex with an 18-year-old student last may. he tried to meet up with the child again but she declined. burden has been on paid leave since january. the school district is taking steps to have him fired. >>> philadelphia police have identified the driver of a minivan shot and killed by philadelphia police officers. officials say 52-year-old richard poretti refused to stop when the officer felt threatened the officer opened fire. commissioner ross said it's early in the investigation and more fact finding needs to be done. >>> there were as many 16 candidates for the republican nomination, donald trump has knocked down all of them, including his final rival and tasked with unite the sprinterred party. he is considering -- sprinterred party. he is considering running mates

. >>> nbc 10 where it was pouring, and flowers soaked on main street. people in the neighborhood staying inside this afternoon, speak, our meteorologist is tracking the forecast for your neighborhood. sheena, you're tracking rain and coastal flooding? >> yes, another concern through the evening. coastal flad flooding and a new moon. seeing a high tide. so that's going to give us concerns along the shore, and we're watching for anymore concerns further inland, but aside from that, we are watching the rain, so the heaviest of it moves through earlier this morning, and locally, though, we have heavy pockets farming in northern delaware, delaware bay, watching that here as we go through the next couple hours, i would say. this is moving into newcastle and kent counties. midd middletown in newcastle county seeing the rain, and you see the yellows, oranges, and zooming in more, i think, mostly, northern delaware is just going to be dealing with this for the time, and that's where we see the pockets of that heavier rain right now in newcastle county. along the