lisa and matt, back to you. matt: let's get back to the big economic news. the u.s. jobs report shows employers added 215,000 workers in march, that was better than forecasted. the unemployment rate rose slightly to 5% as more people entered the labor force. that is good news. the participation rate rising to 63%. average hourly earnings 2.3% over a year ago. lisa: bill gross told as the job numbers may incur as members of the fomc to encourage a rate hike in june. bill gross: they realize they have to normalize interest rates to the extent they have an opportunity in terms of higher wage growth, an opportunity in 200,000 plus jobs. jim looks like a likely month to do one of those two hikes. lisa: here with us we have michael purvis, chief global strategist at wheaton. thank you for joining us. d think this job report really moves the needle? gross'point,ill the futures market did sort of reflect that. he saw a spike in the probability some about 20 to the 26th of june. int: more than 50% november, now it's more than 60% in december. twofutures are pricing in rate in

matt. >> thanks matt. >>> a gruesome discovery in schuylkill county, pennsylvania.and her children found nine dead puppies in a waterway. they had been looking for turtles in the creek in porter township yesterday when they spotted them in the water. authorities are trying to determine the cause of death for the dogs and who had left them there. >> a nevada couple is warning parents about bouncy houses after they say their child got stuck to one. little angela lister was playing in the bounce house on saturday when her parents heard her screams. >> i was stuck like this and i was crying. >> she had her arm all twisted down in there and her body was halfway down in there. now, if her hair didn't get stuck she would have fell all the way in. >> angela's father says he cut off part of the house that angela was attached to and rushed her to the er. they say that the medical staff couldn't even think of an easy way to get her hairy moved from that velcro so angela's mom had to remove her hair from that velcro strand by strand. the family has contact the an attorney. clar

let's cross over to matt miller. matt: we are getting more earnings out. a slew2 of companies. 181 of the s&p 500 companies are coming out this week. conoco phillips with an adjusted loss of 95 cents per share. i want to also point out viacom has come o ut. viacom is looking like 76 cents for an adjusted eps. we were looking for 72 cents. can i point out something with my e.a. screen? ford's earnings, net income, was billion. that is more than double what they earned the last quarter. i've adjusted all the s&p 500 companies that reported so far by growth. the only company that has had better growth than that in profits without cutting the top line growth is facebook. out of all the s&p 500 companies, facebook and ford as far as profit growth. that is about as new economy an old economy is you can get. david: mark fields, you are about to talk to him. mark fields was to have a stink about ford as a tech company. carol: are they going to work with google or apple to produce a car? matt: he assumes apple is making a card. siliconeen to ford's valley office wh

matt. >> good morning, matt. to tap the brakes here along -- well, this is 95 at street road where we still have this southbound crash. a couple vehicles involved but the traffic here is getting by okay. we'll talk about traffic on the schuylkill coming up in just a few minutes. >> ♪ this ii got to see my dad, die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. he's not scared. that's why i'm for bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >> chopper six is live over breaking news. quite a story to tell you about what happened over the last couple hours here in west philadelphia. this is the 300 block of north edgewood street. police arrived to reports of gun shots in the neighborhood. when they arrived they saw a man looking out a window from a house. so they set up a perimeter. they got into the house and they found who the

matt. >> good morning, tam.ng to be a great morning here at the delaware memorial bridge where emergency construction continues and you can see the backlog coming off of the new jersey turnpike and 295 headed toward the bridge from chopper6 hd. we'll keep talking about this, the alternates to it coming up after break. >> and also coming up, the headliner for musikfest this summer. we will tell you who it is and here's a hint. she performed for the pope. >> "action news" at 6:00 a.m. is sponsored by temple university. 40,000 students and 300,000 alumni strong. ours is an uncommon drive. temple.edu/take charge. narrator: looking out for wall street ceos - that's what congressman sestak did. sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to allow ceos of bailed out banks to pay themselves unlimited bonuses using bailout money. an "outrage," according to newspapers. katie mcginty- tough on wall street ceos, a fighter for pay equity for women. praised by former gov. ed rendell, "she'll stand strong for wo

matt. >> you got it.s matt. >>> new on "action news" a contractor in texas is caught on video striking a homeowner's two dogs with a wrench. home surveillance shows the two dogs approaching the contractor and as they close in the worker takes a swing with the wrench. mike wilcox the dog owner says the man in the orange vest appeared in his backyard without warning. the man works for center point an energy company. it says the worker didn't have to make contact with the homeowner after the incident. it is also evaluating its policies and has offered to pay the vet bills. >>> a grandmother has quite a story to tell. she was stranded for nine days in the arizona desert. 72-year-old ann rogers was driving to phoenix to visit her grand kids and ran out of gas somewhere in the wilderness. rogers says she is always prepared and carries food and water in her car but ended up running out of resources and turned to survival mode which included eating dessert plants. >> and i also decided when i found an elk carcass

matt. >> tam, here comes the sun.ng to be a nice sunrise as karen told us a couple minutes ago but watch out for the sun glare delays on a lot of the routes like this 1202 where traffic right now is moving fine. but no longer just fine on 95. we'll check the delays forming there coming up. >> and college basketball coach with local ties leads him team a national title and we're not talking about jay wright. that's later on "action news." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. taking a live look at the platt bridge as the morning commute is really getting into full swing. you can also see sunrise has broken. it is 6:15, 34 degrees and you'll just look at the sun out there because you won't feel it. it's pretty cold but it will get up to 54 later this afternoon. >> matt pelman what you got there? >> as the morning commute gets under way a couple dustups as tam likes to say. we've got one in bellmawr, it's a crash along 295 northbound approaching 42 but you can see speeds of 56 miles per hour because the crash is off to the side. so

if matt does not he will be the leader.osh wise up in the wall, turn three. >> yeah, the car they've taken it to the garage once and worked on it and brought it back out. >> really hard hit. >> look how flat the right side of that car is from that impact. >> got fluid running out of the front of the car so requires a good bit of cleanup. josh is okay and out of the car waiting for the rest of the field to file by under caution and he'll go down to the ambulance, make the mandatory ride to the care center to be checked out. >> we have on on the racetrack between the 48 and probably nascar. but you know they said that the 88 was the free pass car and we saw where the 48 as larry mentioned was not at the start/finish line when the 78 went by. i think that chad and jimmie and them are arguing that point and they're probably going to have to go back to video to prove it. >> so they'd be saying they were the first car one lap down as they approached that line that larry spoke of. >> that's the other side and know they are a lap d

matt. >> thank you matt. >>> developing this morning, a gunman opened fire on man in olney sending bulletso him and a home with 12 people inside including young children. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at northwest detectives with the latest on this. annie. >> reporter: and, matt, that's right, four children were inside when those bullets ripped through the home. those children ranging in age from just six months to six years. well, this is video from the scene where police say a 24-year-old man was hit twice in the arm. it all happened late last night around 11:30 at tenth and radnor in the olney section of the city. eight shell casings were found at the scene. two bullets police say went through the front of home and into the living room area. 12 people were inside including those four children. luckily they were not injured. the 24-year-old we're told is stable. >> upon police arrival they were told by family members that the 24-year-old had just been shot and he fled the scene on foot while investigating the scene, we were notified by einstein hospital that a 24-year-ol

matt. >> wow. wouldn't want to meet up with him. good morning to you matt.e're live at painter's crossing in chadds ford along 202 at route one baltimore pike. no problems as you work your way through the traffic lights. we'll talk construction in valley forge national park after the break. >> also when we come back philadelphia's on an international stage in a way that we've never been before. more on this special festival coming up. >> ♪ >> 5:44. traffic humming on that platt memorial bridge at this early hour. it is cold out there this morning. some parts colder than it was yesterday morning but we're getting to a high temperature of about 53 degrees so some recovery this afternoon. >> let's head on over to matt pelman, see what it's like as you're trying head out the door and get to work. good morning. >> and it is april 6th which means we are just one day away from a very big day. the birthday of our good friend tamala edwards coming up in just one more -- less than 24 hours. >> what are we doing. >> yeah, what are you doing matt. >> what are you doing.

matt went to film school, or as his parents call it, matt owes us $30,000.tt went to arizona state. they have a 92% acceptance rate. the only way matt wouldn't have gotten into asu is if asu was a comedy club. >> i think that was a very successful roast set. >> i do, too. and i'm glad matt has follows his dream. he was a great editor here, took a chance going to new york and is doing what he loves. >>> it's rhino rage at its best. but why do they do this? >> i doubt the girl had anything to do with this. >> see him go horn to horn next. >>> big concert turns romantic. great, right? >> i don't want to see this clown get up there, throw a brick wall into the performance just so he can say, will you marry me? >> see how >> see how this one goes on "right this minute." try phillips' fiber good gummies plus energy support. it's a new fiber supplement that helps support regularity and includes b vitamins to help convert food to energy. mmmmm, these are good! nice work, phillips! the tasty side of fiber, from phillips'. dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, t

matt. >> thanks matt.ction news" police in texas released surveillance video of the plan they say killed a fitness instructor inside a church. video shows the man dressed in swat gear walking around the creek side church in midlothian early yesterday morning. police believe he's the man who murdered missy bevers. she was preparing for a class at the church. some of her clients found her body. police found broken glass in the church but didn't notice anything missing. >> we're just now learning that an american is among 400 people killed in that earthquake in ecuador. rescuers pulled out three people buried alive more than 32 hours later. over in japan the weekend's twin quakes triggered a mudslide where crews are still searching for the missing. the death toll there has now risen to 45. >>> incredible new images out of mexico this morning where a government web cam is recording a volcanic eruption. ash is rising nearly 2 miles above the crater and blowing over the major city of puebla directly to the east.

matt: you are right. fargo at the top, a commercial bank, no trading relatively much less than other firms, jpmorgan with high-quality bank and high in the trading areas, and the other banks are struggling. vonnie: it has been a great week for citi. what we see today, plus, it was one of the only banks that got an almost passing grade. they are onto something, obviously. scott: investors have to assume the worst. hugh: after all the talk of bank chiefs talking about how horrible the first quarter was, energy is under, cost is spread than what people thought and treating is not as bad as people feared. scott's point about the regulators, it strikes me that citi is moving toward simpler and away from complex and wells fargo is moving toward more complex scott:. regulators like simple. the advantage wells has is that they have not had a lot of legacy issues. people there, like tim sloan, now president, they see opportunity. i think they can selectively seed they can move into areas like asset management, pla

matt. >> thanks, matt. >>> new information here on a carjacking in mercer county, new jersey.olice arrested the man who they say attacked a 77-year-old woman. the incident happened in the acme parking lot at the lawrence shopping center on monday afternoon. investigators say the attacker who they say is this guy right here pulled the woman out of her car and drove off. police believe the same person used the victim's credit cards at three convenience stores in mercer county and also robbed a shop rite in east windsor on monday night. the victim is expected to be okay. >> a mother in the mayfair seconds of philadelphia says a neighbor has missed a basic lesson we teach our children, be nice. bonnie moran says someone left a note in her mailbox about her three-year-old son ryan who has autism. it reads in part "the screaming and carrying on needs to stop. no one wants to hear him act like a wild animal. it's utterly nerve wracking not to mention it is scaring my normal children ." >> should have just came and talked to me. they could have came and talked to us at any point if so

hi, annie. >> reporter: hi, matt.egardless of who is perceived as a winner or loser expect to see most of the candidates in pennsylvania in the coming days leading up to tuesday's primary. that, of course, does include hillary clinton who is expected to be in philadelphia today at several events, one of them earlier today is a private event but the one here at the fillmore tonight is opened to the public. >> ♪ >> reporter: coming off a huge win in new york, hillary clinton took to the stage. her momentum now aimed at pennsylvania. with events planned for today in philadelphia. despite last night's loss, bernie sanders is still in. tuesday he focused on voters in happy valley. >> it looks like penn state is ready for a political revolution. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: sanders will meet voters thursday in reading. ted cruz appeared upbeat and positive last night at the national constitution center even after learning he lost new york. >> it is fantastic to be in philadelphia and pennsylvania is going to be a batt

if matt does not he will be the leader.osh wise up in the wall, turn three. >> yeah, the car they've taken it to the garage once and worked on it and brought it back out. >> really hard hit. >> look how flat the right side of that car is from that impact. >> got fluid running out of the front of the car so requires a good bit of cleanup. josh is okay and out of the car waiting for the rest of the field to file by under caution and he'll go down to the ambulance, make the mandatory ride to the care center to be checked out. >> we have a little debate going on on the racetrack between the 48 and probably nascar. but you know they said that the 88 was the free pass car and we saw where the 48 as larry mentioned was not at the start/finish line when the 78 went by. i think that chad and jimmie and them are arguing that point and they're probably going to have to go back to video to prove it. >> so they'd be saying they were the first car one lap down as they approached that line that larry spoke of. >> that's the other side and

matt kenseth and kyle busch. looking down from the front straightaway from the spotter's stand. big moment for the leader as edwards came up to lap the deuce. see the white car there. look at that. corner. >> brad, i think he was doing all he could do wobbling trying to get up out of the way and how much faster the 19 is than the 2. >> the 19 hooked that white line, the paint down there sometimes gives you a little extra grip. the 2 -- that's what i love about brad. drives the wheels off it. they just don't have the car to keep up. >> no, he's trying to get out of the way and hitting the gas and almost lost it and martin truex was right there but did not force the issue. between edwards and truex, they have now led as they come around 200 out of 205 laps tonight between the two of them. >> here's the difference i'm seeing. i talked about this before. went to the brakes. you know, in the past he hasn't had to push the issue when we got to this stage of a run he easy and be able to get inside or make the pass happe

let's go over to matt miller with a look at the -- matt: a lot of big movers.iat. volkswagen restating or given -- seeing a big drop in sales. that is different from a bunch of german carmakers. , saying it iste cooperating with the u.s. justice department on a mission standards? -- on mission standards. standards.ion it cost -- it cuts the top end of their year range. stocks are a discounting mechanism. amex down today as well. with aks came out earnings, sales i should say, that missed analyst estimates. we were looking for sales of over 10%. they came out with sales growth of 6.9%. thatsts are concerned local coffee shops are taking market share away from the gigantic chain. you a coffee drinker in london? >> stocks higher on the dow. but the under performances on the nasdaq. let's take a look. >> one stock that is not underperforming today. .t is a chip company the company reached an agreement for chip technology in china. second quarter offering a sales forecast for the second quarter that is above consent. amd may be on the -- on the verge of a resurrecti

matt: thanks very much.ick break and when we come back, brazil is moving one step closer to impeaching. that is next. ♪ david: i am in the greenroom room and we will have an interview with peter thiel, founder and president and we want to hear what he has to say. jon: we are about 45 minutes away from the open so let's check in with matt miller. matt: let's start with starbucks. deutsche bank is cutting shares of starbucks to a hold from a buy. has it as ayst cell. to $64ce target was cut from $70. we're not there yet but starbucks shares, they see limited upside. rising ahead of the open after citibank initiated coverage with a buy and a $60 price. pandora's well-positioned in mobile. pandora shares have been crushed, down 40% in 2016 area . corning is spiking. the stock is upgraded to a buy from neutral. they say now is the time to start buying shares. corning makes glass for a lot of the televisions we'll buy. david: thanks very much. ousseff is one step closer to impeachment. she denies any wrongdoing an

reporting live with the wildcats, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, matt.to tell matt write was in 1985. i was a college senior. matt delucia is part of our team we have in houston bringing you the most complete coverage of nova's march to victory. nbc 10's keith jones, an alum. also john clark, he's there as well. make sure you're watching tonight at 7:00. >>> from our jersey shore bureau now, a group of democratic lawmakers say they're ready to vote on a bill that would allow the state to take over atlantic city. several new jersey assembly!o co members sent a letter to speaker vincent prieto urging him to put the bill up for a vote. if it's gnat past, they worry city workers would stop getting paid. atlantic city could also face bankruptcy without a state takeover. prieto opposes the measure because it would allow the state to end collective bargaining agreements. the europe ons have told atlantic city mayor don guardian they will wait four weeks to get paid. here's don guardian on a local radio station. >> it amounts to a one-month paycheck instead of a

matt: absolutely.re they have a lot to wade through, but a lot of investors initially saw this 10-k as a cure for a possible sign that valeant was back on track. these new investigations are making investors take a second look. carol: it is an opportunity for valeant to lay it all out. we will continue tracking that and get back to two armstrong -- it back to drew armstrong and bring you more. let's get back to the amazon story with charles allen in london from a bloomberg intelligence theme. what is next? whatever looking for from amazon next? because it provided a lot of upbeat investor news. charles: the north american expansion is to be sustained after the stock-based optimization and about 2.6%, which is low for a company that size, so we would like to see that the expand. will justnally, it about breakeven and there are a lot of investments in india and it might be nice to see some details about the progress may be and when we expect a break, but then the rest of the international segment, mostly

matt delucia is live in houston with the team and their thrilled fans. matt?mary, the team hotel we're at right now is still very much busy at this hour. several hours after the game ended. now earlier the catch phrase was party like it's 1985, the year of the last national championship. now they can party like it's 2016. 31 years of waiting led to this. i was there in the crowd watching those final seconds and this win brought out even more excitement than saturday night's game. everyone thought this would probably go to overtime. the team kept on playing and put this game away at the last second. after the game i walked around the concourse and saw long lines of fans waiting to get their championship shirts and hats. those at the game were clearly ecstatic. >> i'm a freshman. it can only go up from here. >> i wanted to throw up. i cannot believe it. this is the best day of my life. >> nothing like it. nothing like it. >> nothing like this. >> this is the best day of my entire life! >> reporter: the best day of their lives. perhaps the best day for the team a

matt. >> thank you, matt. david is off.breeze is starting to pick up a little bit out of the east-northeast. we're up to 43 right now in philadelphia. still just in the 30's in a lot of suburbs in the northwest like 39 in allentown. but in new jersey mostly in the low 40's right now. we'll have lots of sunshine, it's beautiful today but we stay below average. 58 for your high. normally we would see a high about 63. tomorrow a bit milder. as you look at the seven day each day we bump up the numbers. we keep the sunshine friday, nice and sunny, 64. the weekend looks great. lots of sun on saturday, 67. and hey, we make it up to 74 by sunday. beautiful and warm. monday 79 degrees. it's going to feel great but a little rain monday night, matt isn't okay, karen. the villanova wildcats recreate their buzzing beating play at the pavilion with no one there except a camera. see what happens on 6abc.com. ifbut find it harder and hardert to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new inc

matt: that's right.conomists in our story is saying the third quarter is more likely but you might see it in the second quarter where futures are predicting a 0% chance of that. let me show you one other chart. moving from the fed to the global central banks and what the effects have been. they are weakening or ease in a -- or easing with monetary policy and even though the fed raise rates once, they would say they have eased, really. the worldee here is index, so equities, and in blue, the bloomberg commodity index. we have all seen this but since oil came down and brought markets down with it, all of us got a little bit easier. but the bank of japan, the ecb, ede fed -- that has boost equities and tuesday commodities. we call this the fed plunge protection team. carol: this is exactly what federal bankers are hoping to do. with the volatility we saw last summer, they are seeing support. matt: that's right. it is a different discussion but the rich get richer. the middle class dwindles. carol: we will l

live in houston, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, matt.ave a team of reporters of course in houston for the villanova march to victory, keith jones and john clark. they're working day side, matt working mornings. we have you covered. watch for the live reports right here on nbc 10 throughout the final four. tonight we are bringing you a live special from houston called "villanova:mar march to victory >>> let's get you to work. >> jessica boyington in center city. is there something going on there? >> yes, it's not on vine street major, it's vine street local eastbound. an accident scene between 15th street and broad street. take the vine street expressway right now. we're in the green on the vine. you can take that to get through or you can follow it around the block and you'll be fine. not a huge amount of volume heading through the center city area. still early for that. here's 95 around girard avenue, big delays, 42 minutes right now headed southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. and typically about this time we're

matt has a chart.s together and it shows the price of oil unmolested in white here. if we adjusted for inflation, you do see something interesting .g. without an inflation adjustment, we're above the levels of anytime before 2004. if you adjusted for inflation, we are below the level we were from 1973 to 1986. it is very interesting that we are this low with oil -- inflation-adjusted oil. excuse me, i was having a little senior moment there. david lebovitz: the most important thing is that lower energy prices are still a good thing for the u.s. economy. the u.s. economy is 70% consumption. energy industry so it is our problem when energy prices fall. more money in people's pockets is better than less and i think that provides a boost to growth over the course of the year. david: let's move on to the number two story affecting the markets. goldman sachs reporting a 60% drop in profit, the first its lowestpping to since lloyd blankfein took the post in 2006. top line revenue missed. imac or to put you on

matt levatich.rg . the largest health insurer in the u.s. is cutting losses when it comes to obamacare. united health is dropping out of government organized health insurance markets in at least 16 states. helmsley says the obamacare market is proving to be smaller and riskier than the company expected. united continental is shaking up its board as part of an agreement with investors. former air canada ceo robert elton will be the new chairman. he replaces henry myers. united is giving award seat dashboard seats -- firms have asked for a chairman with airline experience. the european union is opening a new front in its fight with google. regulators have sent google a formal antitrust complaint over its android mobile phone system. the company is accused of using its power over smartphone makers to crush competition for apps. google says it will show the android business model is good for competition. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. let's get some stocks are moving in a check with m

matt: i have estimates. in a periodically like now, they cover estimates down into the quarter -- i will not say they want to allow the companies to beat, let's be honest, companies almost always beat analyst estimates. david: it is called sandbagging. matt: i do not understand why analysts do not raise their butmates 20% to be closer, 2011, they have been coming into earnings season. the problem is, this is the biggest problem from our perspective, the biggest cut that they have made since 2010. the question is, is this going to allow managers, companies, executives, to beat earnings estimates if that is what you care about. in a more forward-looking sense, that is what you care about when you're buying stock. one of the reasons analysts aggressively reprice their expectations through the first quarter is looking at the banks, saying this is ugly, then getting guidance from the banks themselves, saying they are not going to make much profit, then revising lower. it seems to us not terribly temporary. our es

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from matt, david, matt, i'm tam, enjoy your day. thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. ♪ you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? (all) absolutely. this is the 2016 chevy silverado. nice. a good-looking pick-up. incredible. i love it. find your tag and get a total value of $9,000 on this silverado double cab all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> good morning, america. breaking at this hour -- flash flood emergency. major rescues undered way right now. after 16 inches of rain in texas. >> we're stranded in the middle of the roadway and the water's coming up. >> authorities warning it's a life-threatening situation. and reports of funnels downing touch as we come on the air. >>> race to the finish. donald trump and hillary clinton fight for big victories in new york. >> the only person, crooked hillary clinton does not run against is donald trump. >> and faces a new challenge from ted cruz after he

tam. >> thank you matt. >> ♪ >> this is breaking this morning.y 40,000 verizon employees across the country he are set to walk off the job after 10 months of negotiations, the company and the union workers couldn't work out a contract. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside of verizon's ninth and race street location. workers are expected to picket at that location in about an hour and a half. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, today. that's right, about 40,000 are expected to strike at two dozen locations on the east coast and that includes here in philadelphia. like you said they have been working without a contract since it expired back in august and negotiations are still at a standstill but to give you an idea of what this strike could look like. here's some video he from a strike back in 2011 that lasted about two weeks. the workers this time are at odds with verizon. their members of two unions communications of work and international brotherhood. verizon wireless is not affected by the potential strike. the is

matt pelman is until in for traffic. >> we have one issue.re is a red flag warning that's been posted for this afternoon into this evening. the worst times for this will be from about 1:00 in the afternoon up until about 6 o'clock but a little bit on either side of that as well and a red flag warning means this afternoon into this evening there's an enhanced chance of brush fires spreading because of a breeze that's going to pick up the dry forest floor and low humidity today. we have cloud cover sweeping in from the north overnighter and today we'll see breaks in the clouds. overall we'll call it partly sunny skies. does legal the front that's triggering those clouds is coming in drive. a mic milder than yesterday, 55. 54 in trenton, 43 in millville. i think overall a light jacket probably works as you're heading out the door. on the bus stop pretty much the same story. in fact between 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock we'll see those numbers already start to climb. by 8 o'clock we'll be up to about 61, partly cloudy, a bit cool and after sunrise you

today matt feels and uses his new thumb as if the old one never went away. despite his bloody battle with the giant eel, matt still dives and leads expeditions to what he calls the most beautiful place on earth. but now he's just a little more careful about feeding the animals. >> i think if i felt anything, i just felt silly that i let this happen to me. i was just careless. >> looking back at the entire odd mishap, matt is grateful for one thing. >> i like diving without a wet suit because it makes me feel more streamlined in the water. one of my concerns after the accident, i wasn't wearing a wet suit, and i was only wearing a pair of board shorts. i was concerned that it could have been a lot worse if she had swum up under the legs of my shorts. >> now that would hurt. >>> coming up?-- >> it actually stuck to my mask and my mask was coming off. >> a giant pacific octopus tries to crush a diver. >> i thought it was coming straight through him. >> a 600-pound marlin spears a young fisherman. >> oh, my, god. oh, my god. >> all of a sudden this great white s

matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> time for your first look at business at the big board.offer curbside pickup at its drugstores nationwide. purchases can be made through a app and will be ready in about an hour. the new service cannot be used to pick up prescriptions. you must still go inside or get them at the drive through pharmacy window. >>> nordstrom is flashing jobs. the retailer reported weak sales and plans to cut $60 million in costs. most of the cuts will affect the company's seattle headquarters and not individual stores. >>> the major stock indices were all up yesterday with some healthy gains. the dow gained 106 and went back over the 18,000 mark for the first time since july of last year. futures point to a slightly higher open. >>> the nba will allow teams to sell advertising on player jerseys during regular season games. the league expects this could bring in $100 million. teams will receive half the money. the rest will go to the league's revenue sharing pool. >> 4:53 now and new this morning, police in montgomery county surround a car as they investigate

here is matt miller. matt: durable good, transportation actually dropped. gain of half of 1% there. durable goods orders were up 0.8%. we were looking for a gain is or to 2.19%. 3%, downs, a drop of even more. this has got to be a concern for the economy. these orders are what you buy one you're putting out. it is not just about people buying refrigerators. it is about company buying stuff. the print on my screen i hear in the bloomberg. you up-to-date on the disappointing data. is -- has an interview. david: i am joined here by roger goodell, the nfl mission are, doing that for about 10 years now as i understand it. the evil of your nfl draft is coming up. 300,000 people you expect in chicago for this. yes, it has become quite an event for us. a time in the nfl it these young men who have all been working hard, they find out the team they are going to. it is an emotional time and a great time for every team. david: you have the court of opinionreinstate your -- new england patriots. we want to get your reaction. >> we are pleased with the court decision. w

matt. >> thank you, matt.ew on "action news" police in texas release surveillance video of the man who they say killed a fitness instructor inside a church. >>> video shows the man dressed in swat gear walking around the creek side church in midlothian. police believe he's the man who murdered missy bevers. she was preparing for class at a church. some of her clients found her body. police found broken glass in the church but didn't notice anything missing. >> we're just now learning that an american is among more than 400 people killed in that devastating earthquake in ecuador. but there's still stories of survival coming from that rubble. rescuers pulled out three people buried alive more than 32 hours later. over in japan the weekend's twin quakes there triggered a mudslide where crews are still now searching for the missing. the death toll there has risen to at least 45. thousands of evacuees are sleeping outdoors due to the ongoing aftershocks. >>> and there are incredible new images out of mexico this mo

. >>> matt pellman is in for karen standing by with traffic. david murphy is outside with the forecast. >> reporter: i have a jacket on, because it's cool. lots of sun right now, obviously thicker clouds to the west, we'll transition to a more sun and clouds mix as the day goes on. this came in late yesterday, but a frost advisory was posted up until 8:00 a.m. in rural areas in south jersey, especially in the pine barrens. 47 degrees currently in philadelphia. 37 in millville. 38 degrees in allentown. 44 in wilmington. more of the same up and down the i-95 corridor. but this afternoon it's going to be another one of those warmup days, by 1:00 p.m., 67. 3:00 p.m., 74. the high today will be 76 we'll hit that around 4:00, 4:30 p.m. the clouds get thicker and winds running 4 to 7 miles per hour. that's not all that strong. wik -- when i come back inside we'll look at the weekend call coming up. >> reporter: we are more comfortable with the situation at the delaware memorial bridge this morning. yesterday morning, we saw miles and miles of traffic

matt delucia, live in houston.hanks, matt. >> we go to lauren mayk who is live on campus of villanova juf university. you have pretty good news. >> i hope you can hear me this time. this is very important for students and probably something they do want to hear and that is that classes are canceled today. villanova university will be closed. the law school will officially be closed. no classes today. that means that folks can, you know, sleep in a little bit and maybe wake up and re-celebrate again. the team is going to be coming back to campus today. we know they'll be coming back to philadelphia this afternoon, getting back here late this afternoon and the school is planning an event to celebrate with them. we get the details on that, we'll certainly bring it to you. live at villanova, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that, lauren. they'll be hitting their alarm clocks about 3:00 this afternoon, getting up for that celebration. >> just in time for the team to come back. >> this really was not just a win fo

nbc 10's matt delucia is live in houston and matt, you heard from the villanova men's basketball playersfter they became ncaa champions. >> reporter: rosemary, you talked about that ncaa trophy. the hardware that the team is going to be bringing back and in the locker room after the game, chris jenkins was holding that, clutching it. he was not letting that thing out of his sight. what a game and what a finish. take a look at the team hotel behind me. cars have been lined up, coming in here, taxis one after another within the past hour or so, people coming back to continue thisç party. i've been talking with fans after that game. they said this is what they came for. the buzzer-beater that they will remember forever and so will the team. >> we played hard. this team gave it all we had. today we were lucky to hit the shot. >> couldn't be happier to see them enjoy this and fulfill their dreams. that's what it's all about for a coach, to see their eyes, to see their satisfaction, their enjoyment. there's no better feeling in the world for a coach or a parent. >> reporter: from the stands,

>>> i wonder who. >> reporter: for matt o'donnell, matt pellman, david murphy, we made it to 7:00 a.m good weekend. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. >>> good morning, america. tornadoes rip through the south destroying homes and flipping cars as blinding rain and hail pound the heartland. >> oh, my gosh. >> the storm now moving east. millions in its path. and the spring snow that could be on the way to the northeast. >>> also, donald trump all smiles after meeting with party leaders while hillary clinton's fed up. >> i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about me. i'm sick of it. >> the democratic front-runner taking on bernie sanders as he gains in the poll

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. >>> david murphy is off and karen rogers is here and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: we have freeze and frost warnings, let's take a look at that. the freeze warning is for most of the area. the frost warning is for the rest of the morning. 32 degrees in quakertown. 31 in marmts -- martins creek. 35 in saint david and chester and 41 degrees in center city. the temperature dropped a little bit there. 29 in vineland. 32 in glassboro. 33 in dover. it's a cold start to the day. satellite and radar, shows we have a weak disturbance clouds in the poconos. it will not impact us too much. maybe a few clouds this morning. wall-to-wall sunshine. afternoon similar to yesterday. 9:00 a.m., 48. 11:00. 53. 1:00 p.m., 58. wall-to-wall sunshine. 3:00 p.m., 61 degrees. the high 62. we'll hit that around 5:00 p.m. and sitting at it at 6:00 p.m. so, a really nice afternoon after you get rid of the cold morning. i'll talk about the weekend one of the two weekend days is warmer than the other. i'm explain in a minute. >> reporter: things are looking up in your department, in my department things

vonnie: let's head over to matt miller. matt: let's take a look at some of the movers.alking about this. netflix is still number one in streaming. the results were revealed from a semiannual teen survey that shows that 64% of teenage viewers use netflix over other services like amazon and hulu. these are kind of upstarts from big companies, but upstarts in this universe. inflix shares are down 6% 2016, up 2%, today. yahoo! is in the green, suntrust raised its price target. -- thelyst says yahoo! bid for yahoo!'s core business could be over $8 billion. he says there is hidden under appreciated assets in yahoo!, -- i should say -- in-line earnings for the first quarter despite a big slump of coal shipments. shares are taking higher as the railroad touts $250 million in efficiency gains this year and says it expects continued strong pricing, particularly in -- the collapse of the coal industry, despite the fact that it still produces 40% of our electricity, has been a problem for the railroads. david: that is for sure. now it is time to hear from the nasdaq. abigail doolit

matt pellman. >> reporter: it's earthquake day today.makes sense that mother nature will be active later on. right now we have activity we don't like so much on the northeast extension southbound word coming in of a truck fire reportedly it's a fedex truck in the southbound lanes approaching the lansdale interchange harley's pike overpass. watch out for that on the nax. >>> graterford road bridge is scheduled to reopen over perkiomen creek it's been closed since june of 2014, almost two years. the bad thing, monday, the 73 skippack pike bridge will close for construction. enjoy the row opening of the -- reopening of the graterford bridge. we have a broken down vehicle washington street in pottstown. we have a broken down truck on a ramp traffic is squeezing by on the left-hand side. >>> traffic was brought to a squealing halt in kentucky. a tractor trailer causing 126 pigs many had to be euthanized. the hall was worth $60,000. >>> atlantic city maybe on the financial brink but the casinos are hiring. they are plan to higher 2400 workers

matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> new on "action news" federal agents in new jersey set up a fake universitynetted several arrests in a large scale student visa scam. the phony university of northern new jersey had a web site and a physical address in cranford union county but the school had no instructors no, curriculum, no actual classes. agents arrested 21 people for conspiring to help more than 1,000 foreigners fraudulently keep or obtain student or work visas. authorities say the defendants and the foreigners knew the school did not exist. >>> a florida church worker turned the tables on a suspected crook and a news crew captured the entire scene on video. police believe the man wearing dark clothes with his hands up kicked in the church's glass doors. ed clayton there on the left is a maintenance man at the tampa church and says he pulled out his own gun when he heard a noise. the suspected thief faces a felony criminal mischief charge. clayton is not facing any charges on the arrest report. >> a new spill at the center of a major controversy in mississippi. supporters say the religiou

the spring. >> this is a long-awaited start for matt cain.matt cain we're going to see. is it going to be the pillar of the rotation we saw prior to his elbow surgery when he removed bone chips? or is it going to be the matt cain we saw who struggled with his fastball command last year? what we saw early on in spring was the old matt cain, the guy who had command of everything. i think the thing about matt cain that is so revealing how he's carrying himself these days. a lot of body confidence. a lot of positive vibes. and i think it starts with that. because if you don't believe it as a player, your teammates aren't going to believe it, either. right now matt cain believes it. >> he will be throwing to the rookie trevor brown, buster posey getting a night off. back to you. >> reporter: one guy who will not be here tonight, warriors shooting guard klay thompson. and he's not happy about it one bit. of course, klay is in memphis where the warriors take on the grizzlies tomorrow night. his brother trace is here as a member of the dodgers. trace

it's good that he sends this message and i agree with matt. liz: folks, we're six minutes away from what has been hastily called a news conference at the rnc headquarters. we've got our cameras trained on it. this is where speaker ryan is expected to simply say please stop bring up my name. how does this work? we're desperate for jobs in our life. this guy gets jobs when he says i don't want it. >> you know why? liz: the best way to be asked is to say you don't want it in claysy and nice way. hours, from a man who did run with mitt romney, how does he say if his name comes up, i don't want it now, the great opportunity to be the president of the united states. >> he knows it's the wrong way to do it, liz he. watched what mitt romney and he and mitt romney went through in the general election. it's the appropriate thing to go to the primary voters and put your name before them. it would look like the worst form ofclusion if he were to have his name inserted into the process after all of the people voted and didn't get a chance to vote for him a

live in houston i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> a lot on the line. thank, matt.get you ready for the championship with a live one-hour special tomorrow night. keith johnny, john clark and matt delucia will all be live in houston. they will have all the buzz from 'nova nation, a preview of the big game. it starts at 7:00 tomorrow night right here on nbc 10. >>> new from overnight nbc 10 is there the instant a car burst into flames philadelphia. take a look. nbc 10 photo journalist was filming a car fire on roosevelt boulevard in east falls when flames engulfed the vehicle. we're working to get more information on injuries and what caused this fire. 7:37 on sunday. presidential candidates are battling for votes in wisconsin. we're talking to nbc's chuck todd live coming up about the latest twist in the race for the white house. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent tu

matt. >> matt thanks so much.ll take a quick break and be back with the accuweather forecast. >> ♪ grover cleveland here. yes, the dashing fellow on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could buy a new house! or maybe even treat yourself to a trip to the islands. and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. >> another nice morning across the region with lots of sunshine up over the horizon. take a look. we're at 56 degrees. breezes any other that was strong yet. a little milder than yesterday morning. and this afternoon is going to be nice again. we'll sea breezes develop but we'll wind up partly sunny. 75 degrees. pretty good. tomorrow sunshine, less wind a high of 70. sun giving way to some clouds on thursday, 74 is the high there. thursday night there could be some showers arrivi

matt, i know you are site. psyched.- matt: a record number for general motors.d i were talking about yesterday, their share price has not benefited so the question is, what gives? i have a chart. the 1000th chart we have added to the library. david: we can celebrate later. matt: i will. this shows total u.s. car sales driving to the seasonally adjusted rate of 18 million but kind of rolling over. we are up to a record. this is what analysts are concerned about, that we are peaking in the u.s. market. david: you have gone from $9 million or $10 million to $18 million. is what weblue line hope to continue. although the data is not as recent as we have for car sales, has not quite rolled over yet. the average age of a car on the road is still 11.4 years. people have to replace those. whetherou wonder services are doing such a good job to make them last longer. matt: the product out of general motors has improved dramatically since the turnaround of the carmaker, but the question is, can they continue this uphill climb or continue to make money if they level out in