prosecutors say brian meehan had sex with a teen 20 times at his office. >>> and it's sentencing dayhoolteacher paul hochschwender. in january he pleaded no contest to charges of sexually abusing nine students in two school districts. the families of two 8-year-old victims said the district did not check his background to show similar abuse complaints in his past. >>> 16 minutes after 4:00 now on to the atlantic casino crisis. the sale of the bankrupt revel casino is expected to be finalized today. yesterday a judge formally approved the $82 million deal between revel and glenn straub. the casino opened in 2012 and cost more than $22 billion to build and sold for 4 cents on the dollar. >>> today a hearing is scheduled in the fight between caesar's atlantic city and the man who wants to build up the pier shops at cedar's. bart blastine said they took over caesars last fall but we are told he never actually signed the paper to take over caesars. >>> according to a new poll this morning, the majority of people polled in new jersey say senator menendez should keep his job unless convicte

pat meehan and ryan costello visited the office this afternoon. blowers as well as senior leadership of the va. >> the report from the inspector general looking at the very specific allegations that have been made with respect to not only the timeliness of records and the extent to which records may have been altered. we are looking for that i.g.'s report. >>> the inspector general's report is expected to be released soon. >>> workers are striking at philadelphia international airport today. >> what do we want? >> fairb( wages. >> they're calling for better pay and better benefits and several hundred baggage handlers and attendants hit the picket lines. they're not airport employees and they're contracted and provide services for the airline. >> i have mortgage car insurance like everybody else in here, and, like my coworker alfred said we are here for respect and more money and we ain't going nowhere until we get our money. >> the airport says the strike is not affecting travel.sd( >>> from our nbc 10 lehigh valley bureau an allentown school hit

with that said, essentially what we have here is a stationary front, semi stationary, it has been meehanering by. it has dropped far enough south that wind flow has shifted more nor'easterly. anybody especially that lives down the shore knows all about that on shore flow. it keeps you stuck in cloud and keeps you stuck in the chill and a lot of times it keeps you stuck with period of rain drizzle and shower. that is what we're stuck with for a couple of days. eventually this system doesn't look like much across the the inner mountain west will ride east become a potent system and income that system that is currently hitting us out of the way. the we're chilly for now warming up on friday with showers and a thunderstorm and then we can even just looks, awesome. vittoria, over to you you. >> grab that and put tonight my pocket, katie. >> pocket full of sunshine there for you. >> stop it stop it. >>> we still have some good news, not all of our majors are being flooded with rush hour just yet but starting to creep up. we will talk about that in a second. the let talk about 422 in the clear in ei

at my house i had a washing machine man the telephone meehan the refrigerator may in i cannot begin to tell you of all the trades that come to my house. they're perfectly capable and what happened? >> first of what can i get the names? [laughter] i agree. of course, . you are right that is a big gap with opportunity with our kids for a number of years there was a program that all kids in america they all believe they need to go with a college. . .

one, costello, meehan, and fitzpatrick, three local congressmen, have been all over this. they've done a great job, and others have been part of this, too, investigation. but it breeds cynicism with listeners when we see this report and there's no recommendations of firings or potential criminal actions. some of the stuff, like these stamp machines that are supposed to be secure -- i think there were 16 of them -- were just allowed for anybody to use. we have a director that came down from washington getting $288,000 to move 140 miles in the middle of all this. and if there's not something done where we actually see action, then i think people think, "so what? you investigate it. you did all this. we'll hear it again two or three years from now." and i have to say the local media has done a good job of focusing on it. what does it take to get reform? >> but this is very sad. this is very sad. you have people dying -- there was a member in our church whose husband didn't get service from v.a. who passed away because of this. this does not make sense. it's reprehensible. the

brian meehan had sex with the 14-year-old girl more than 20 times at his center city law office. the teen was taken out on calls like that by a german officer. >>> and attorneys for both sides closed their arguments yesterday. dzhokhar tsarnaev is accused of carrying out the 2013 marathon bombing that killed three and hurt more than 200. a verdict is expected by the end of this week. >>> coming up on 6:35 and the clouds are coming for us today. they are already in place and we have seen some rain drops, not very rainy in this view from center city, but the rain is falling for mount pocano. 48 degrees. clouds over northeast philadelphia here. we have seen a few sprinkles at 61 in atlantic city that is cloudy and dry. a few thin spots but mostly a day without sunglasses. an umbrella is a different story. it's dry in cape may but the radar is showing steadier showers moving through salem and cumberland cumberland. this rain won't last all day. it will be on and off. the steady showers will take a break later this morning. in fact hour by hour future weather just update edd. a few ra

we will have have them show off and throw meehan 80-yard pass down market street.why they are here coming you have after a quick break, guys, this will be so much fun. >>> i have been to a philadelphia spinners game, it is professional frisby. some of these dudes, i'm shocked, because you play it kind of like football. i saw a guy throw a frisby 80-yard chris. >> unbelievable right. >> when did this start? just a few years ago. jeff is the the guy who started this league major league ultimate. this weekend is big. >> it is big, home opener for philadelphia this saturday 5:96 o'clock. >> we see there are teams on the east and west coast. philadelphia is one of the east coast teams. the at the even of the the season is there a big national championship. >> yes, august 8th, at ppl park. >> it is played like football on a football field. you have the quarterback throwing the frisby to guys way down the field. >> it is fun. >> how good are these guys? billy you are a long thrower. >> 80-yard. >> 8-yard accurate thely. >> what you do think. >> i am the defender. >> here'

. >> well, some people call meehan old goat but that is a young goat. len is what your title executive director of the fair food, food fair. >> executive director of fair foods. >> cool, good to see you again. we set up a mini farm here duplicating what will be happening at the pennsylvania convention center this sunday. what is the idea of thing. >> the philly farm and food fest is a celebration of local food and farming. it is an event that is co produce by my organization which is fair food and another organization called the pennsylvania association for sustainable agriculture. >> you you will have 150 farmers. >> 150 farmers and food producers. >> is everybody from virginia. >> yes. >> are you from virginia. >> to. >> yes. >> did you pet the goat. >> yes. >> do it again. >> there is also some chickens where are these goats from. >> these goats are from shellbar farm in west chester, pennsylvania. >> west chester, yeah. >> they make wonderful goat cheese and milk and yogurt. >> little will goat. >> baby goats. >> everybody loves baby goats. >> we ar

a spokesperson at the university did confirm for meehan attempted robbery took place here in the earlyning hours, around 1:00 this morning when that twit era leather went out. it does not appear that anything was taken from the student and the student was not hurt but according to the spokesperson he was approached by two men with a gun. so this area is part of that, temple university police expanded zone as of last fall, temple police anal a identify barton security began patrolling susquehanna to better serve the the 13,000 students who live honor near campus. so there really hasn't been much activity out here, pouring rain and still early for college students. we are waiting to talk to them. spokesperson says a student was not the hurt. mike and alex. >> that is got thing. 6:34. delaware state university will resume normal class schedules today after a shooting over the weekend. >> three people were shot during university sanctioned student greek life cook out on saturday. victims who are not students are expect to be okay. second shooting happened at a nearby apartment complex. >>

. >> hey, this is lieutenant meehan. can you send offender tye, t-y-e up to custody hall?peak with him. >> it's been a bad week for ronnie tye. since being caught with a cell phone charger, prison officials have suspended his contact visits. and now they've just handed down a ruling on his request to be married at the prison. >> they denied getting married at this time due to conduct history. >> how can they deny me? >> it's just what they did. all i'm doing is just relaying the message. i don't know the reason. he wrote down here that safety and security of the facility. >> i got caught with a charger. >> i was told that you had a lot of reports. close to 70 last year? >> hell no. i ain't had that many. >> no, i'm just asking. >> whoever told you that is a lying son of [ bleep ]. they better look at my packet again. i haven't had nothing but two or three write-ups since i've been here. if the chaplain approved it, who is he to deny it? >> it's the superintendent. >> yeah, but is that constitutional? >> he's administration. >> are you saying the constitution ain't no good

meehan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. meehan: i thank you, mr. speaker, and i thank the chairman for his recognition and his support of this very, very once again thee mat -- thematically important bill. i rise in support of this commonsense legislation, h.r. 1314, and what it does is give tax-exempt applicants whose application is denied the right to appeal that decision. that seems fundamental, doesn't it? in a country like ours, the constitution that builds within it the concept of the right to petition your government for the decisions that they make. the purpose of the legislation is simple. what it will do is codify in statute the requirement for the i.r.s. to create a mechanism by which 501-c-3 or 501-c organizations, tax-exempt organizations, if they get an adverse determination of their tax-exempt status, they can request an administrative appeal to the agency's internal office of appeals. my colleague from illinois talked about the concept here of impunity, and to me this is a lot of what this speaks to. the idea that an administrative

meehan, mr. holding, mr. renacci, all of who are involved in doing rigorous oversight who have found problems and acted on behalf of hardworking taxpayers to right these wrongs. and with that, mr. speaker, i would like to yield such time as he may consume, the author of 1058 the chairman of the oversight committee, the person in charge of our investigation, a member of the ways and means committee mr. roskham. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roskam: thank you, mr. speaker. it's a very sobering thing to get a letter from the internal revenue service and not know what's inside. now it's one thing, mr. speaker, if you go to the mailbox and it's one of those ones that's a little bit colorful and you're like, hey, that's a tax refund in there. isn't that a delightful piece of mail? and everybody's happy to see that. when you get one of those other ones that is black and white and the nefarious print, you know what it means, it sends a chill through you. why does it send a chill through yo

meehan. the chair: the gentleman may yield but not in blocks of time. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. meehan: i want to thank the gentleman and i want to thank him for his hard work on this bill. the gentleman from pennsylvania's put together a fiscally responsible piece of legislation that will support the u.s. military, the military families and the veterans who have served our country. as you've heard and in the discussions that have taken place with other colleagues, particularly those from pennsylvania, when red tape and mismanagement stand between a veteran and his or her care we all have a responsibility to blow the whistle and to call for appropriate reforms. the inspector general for veterans affairs released a report two years -- two weeks ago on the philadelphia veterans affairs regional office, as my colleague identified. and the report was even more scathing than we were led to believe it would be. it confirms our worst fears, that the philadelphia v.a. regional office is rife with systematic mismanagement. poor morale, d

prosecutors say brian meehan had sex with a 14-year-old more than 20 times at his law office in center cherry blossom festival began today in philadelphia. this is the 18th year for the festival in fairmount park. a week of cultural events will wrap up with a big event with food music and dance performances. kicking things off at 10:45 this morning with some singing and dancing. i'm chris cato. another update in 25 minutes. always get the latest news and weather through the nbc 10 news app. have a great morning. >> good morning on today's take, sutton foster on the move to and acting underage. a dramatic train rescue you have to see to believe. and the scoop on the hotly anticipated new album. all that and more coming up now. nouns from nbc news, this is today's take from willie geist and tamron hall, al roker and natalie morales from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." i'm willie geist with al roker, natalie morales and tamron. march madness is officially over. duke is the national champion. they beat wisconsin in a great game. a close game. the fifth national title