we're live in mt.aurel tonig tonight, diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> did not feed the bear. all right. diana, thank you very much. >>> well, chopper three over a building collapse in north philadelphia tonight. this the 2200 block of deli street. no one was injured here. but five people have been displaced. we're told they're now being assisted by the red cross. >>> happening now, delays on interstate 95 a new traffic pattern is taking shape to make way for more construction. chopper three is live over 95 between girard and allegheny. penndot is shifting the lanes of traffic on the northbound side starring tonight and that means painting new lane markings on the road. look at that traffic. this is the first step before construction kicks into high gear. crews will rebuild on expand the roadway between girard and al began knee. a similar lane shift in the southbound lan lanes is scheduld next monday. >> update tonight on the condition of comedian tracy morgan. it's some good news. a representat

this is her first trip to mt. hood.morning, she has an uneasy feeling, admitting to her boyfriend, jeremiah, she's nervous. >> jeremiah and i promised each other that no one would die on this trip. >> it was a joke, of course. but then selena and jeremiah, both paramedics, attempting the summit with experienced climbers, six of them, paramedics or firemen. so they set out about 4:00 a.m. on a perfect spring morning. and by can a.m., their group is nearing the summit. >> it was great. i had a great rhythm going. i was excited. it was gorgeous up there. i was thinking at the summit, i couldn't imagine what i was going to be able to see from up there. >> just before the push to the top selena and the others are standing on a spiny ridge just above this menacing crevasse known as the bertram. >> when i got up there and looked down, i was surprised at how big it was. >> just as selena and her group approaches the imposing the crevasse, her group and others are enjoying a view. >> it was crystal clear, just perfect. perfect.

alpine ascents also lost five sherpas in april, among the 16 who died in that avalanche on mt. everest. david? >> all right, bazi, thank you. >>> next here, to an fbi alert sent to law enforcement agencies across the country tonight, to be on the lookout for a man considered to be armed and dangerous. this after federal agents found explosives in a san francisco apartment. the man who lived there, long gone. here's abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: at this san francisco apartment, fbi agents were exercising extreme caution, protecting themselves against possible biological toxins, deadly chemicals, even radiation. the fbi claims it did find something dangerous. and now agents want to talk to the man who lived there. >> the fbi is currently looking for a man by the name of ryan kelly chamberlain for possession of explosive material at his residence. >> reporter: authorities are asking for the public's help to find chamberlain. >> he's considered armed and dangerous. last seen south of san francisco, driving a white 2008 nissan ultima. >> reporter

mt. laurel, now gone up three towns here yesterday, all side by side. so very doubtful that it would be more than one bear. plus we've never seen two bears at once. this is how we usually see the bear running around. no need for south jersey residents to watch the pbs series nature or go to the zoo this week. nature has been delivered to their doorstep like domino pizza, and more smiles than screams, and this latest video of the big black bear strolling through a yard like neighbor's dog that just got loose, the latest stops here, hainesport, mt. holly, westhampton. nobody's really worried, but the hainesport school principal there kept the kids after school yesterday. he didn't want them on their buses and getting off a bus stop where the bear was seen or the kids walking up, so all of the parents, guardians, had to pick up the kids to be safe. this bear showed no aggression whatsoever. >> all right, steve keeley, thank you, sir. meantime 6:05, happening today, talk of lewes inning the p

hundreds of citizens, soldiers, from woodbury, freehold, mt. holly, will start an operation enduring freedom deployment today. as new jersey guardsmen. they volume under tear for this service, but doesn't make it any easier for their families. >> don't want him to go. >> proud of what he is doing? >> yes, yes, but i'll miss him. >> our families time and time again proven that they are the back bone of the military. our successes are directly attributed to the support we receive from our friends and our family. >> equal parts, pride, and worry, the sold letters first head to fort bliss, texas, for final month of training and preparation, then they'll head to guitar for check point duties. this is believed to be the second largest deployment of new jersey fighting men and women since world war ii. >>> all right, i don't get it. i don't understand why soccer gets people so fired up. but yes, nearly 100 chilean soccer fans were arrested at the world cup in brazil after bussing through security check point. fans were trying to find a way into the so

. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with a mt. diablo school board member who said this would be an incredible asset to have. these armed police officers would be at concord high school campuses as a precautionary measure in light of recent violence that's been seen at schools across the country. the district knows how valuable it is to have the officers because the district used to have five of emthem. when the -- five of them. they are teaming back the prage that would bring back three resource officers they would work on problems before they become big ones and they say they want to avoid violence that is recently scene like the shootings at uc santa barbara and seattle pacific university. >> with the police back on our campuses, we can assure that we're doing everything we can to avoid what we're seeing across the nation. >> you want your kids to feel safe at school. you want to not worry and anything that they can provide as a deterrent, i think is a good thing. >> reporter: the cost of the entire program is just over $500,00

mt. laurel and evesham and follow similar reports last week from winslow and waterford townships camden county. officials say harsh winter has reduced the bear's food supply as nash al habitats gets smaller. some are bothered by the bears. >> we like it, as long as he keeps his distance, we keep our distance, and i keep the pets indoors too. >> so far bears cited in 21 new jersey counties, officials ask that if you see one, you don't approach it, but call 911. >> still ahead this morning, general motors issues another big recall. we have the details. >> and in sports, from disappointment to delight. wait until you see how the phillies game ended. >>> plus, team usa stuns ghana with a thrilling victory. soccer fans in our area are of course pumped up. we'll hear from them when we come back in two >> take a look at your screen if you can. mt. etna, one of the world's most active volcanoes erupts spewing lash and lava into the sky. see hot lava pouring down the southern crater of the volcano

a new accident into the system, moorestown, route 38 and mt. laurel road.caution and expect to see a little delay in that area. as far as traffic goes on 95, 95 at the philadelphia international airport, no issues to report in both directions. your drive times on majors like 95 are looking good. 95 southbound from woodhaven to the vine. that's about a 14-minute trip right now. 14 minutes on 76 westbound from the vine out to the blue route, same time frame if you're traveling 76 eastbound. on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound fromç bensalem to county, that will take you 19 minu>>> edse american troops will be headed to iraq to help beat the violence there. next, nbc 10 talks to the family of a c county native having to worry about a loved one working in harm's way. >>> little yellow life saver? a super charged version of the banana is being created. it could help save malnourished kids worldwide. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a

about 60 miles south of seattle, mt. rainier's highest peak is over 14,000 feet. the climbers said to be hiking in approach that was one of the most challenging on the mountain. >> it's one of the most dangerous spots in the park. >> last year, some 11,000 people attempted to scale rainier, an iconic mountain that has also proven deadly. one person died on average every year here. now it appears the mountain has claimed six more lives, bodies rangers say may not be recovered anytime soon. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> and coming up next at 5:00, a bay area congressional race getting national attention. why all eyes are watching the battle between mike honda and his challenger. >> and san jose is looking for a new mayor. we'll show you who is running and why they should lead that city. >> and we're on drizzle watch. as you can see, the golden gate bridge shrouded with fog. we're expecting lots of fog and drizzle that could measure up. and right now, the toll plaza clear, but this will be a different story for your monday morning commute. we'll get you up to speed

mt. holly, currently 71. atlantic city, 75. here's the forecast for the day today. we're not going to get too many sun breaks. we're looking at overcast skies throughout much of our monday. the chance of showers all the way true the afternoon and

the latest sitings have come from mt. laurel and evesham. follow similar reports last week from winslow and water forwards township camden county. now, here we have some video shot by residents who saw the bear in their backyard, officials say that a harsh winter has limited the bear's food supply, as their natural habitat gets smaller. >> as the bear population increases in the state we'll see this activity more often. >> so far, bears have been site in the 21 new jersey counties. officials ask if you see one, don't approach it, just call 911. >>> meanwhile, in canada, a bear gave some joggers quite a square. wait until you see. >> this two men out for a run in alberta came face-to-face with a black bear, that joined them on the trail. now, they were recording video as the bear started to chase them. the men are heard huffing and puffing, running back to their car, which apparently was the wrong thing to do. experts say, when confronted with a bear, stands your grounds and look it straight in the eyes. okay? >> that's fine. >> little easier

his guide said he climbed mt. ranier more than 50 times. >>> tonight, the last american soldier held captive by the taliban was released. 27-year-old bowe bergdahl was released. his family and friends never gave up, believing he would come back home to idaho. and now after five long years the wait will soon be over. abc news reporter michelle franzen has the story. >> release me, please, i'm begging you. >> sergeant bowe bergdahl's plea has been answered. after five years, the only prisoner in afghanistan is now on his way home. u.s. special forces picked up bergdahl by helicopter from his taliban captors in the middle of the night along the afghanistan/pakistan border. they told him we have been looking for you for a long time. bergdahl broke down in tears. officials say he was released in a three-party prisoner exchange. one american for five prisoners from afghanistan detained in cuba. america's east ally, qatar, acted as a negotiation so they would not deal directly with the talbiban taliban. the five will not

bright sunshine for doylestown, northeast philadelphia and mt. holly.unshine at the shore and the delaware beaches. temperatures will be cooler for cape may, 77 degrees. it is 90 degrees, 93 this afternoon for philadelphia, 91 in wilmington and westchester. and yes, these numbers go even higher tomorrow. i'll show you when we will finally get relief from the heat. >> 6:38. if you're getting ready to head out the door, we'll check the roads for you. >> here's jillian mele in the first alert traffic center. >> especially roads like 95, the blue road 76, 422, mass transit is on time. everything is on or close to schedule. we're not reporting big slowdowns when it comes to things like septa, patco. you're good to go on route 38 as well. this is 76, the westbound side at city avenue. traffic is still moving but in the next 15 to 20 minutes is when things start to slow down, especially at this location. your drive times reading about 20 minutes both ways on 76 between the blue route and the vine. the blue route northbound starting to see pockets of volume bui

he has climbed mt. rainier more than 50 times. >>> a report filed in court says the enemy health system for prisoners is inadequate and inmates with severe mental illness did not receive enemy care or medication and return to prison too soon. the report cabbed would state struck hospitals and four hospitals within staterisons. the california department of corrections has not commented yet. >>> a chicken processing plant in merced county is suing a pest troll company after being forced some shut done because of cockroaches. foster farms has filed a lawsuit against orecken saying it did not fulfill the roach contract. three foster farm sites were threatened to be shut down. >>> already this year cases of whooping cough have surpassed last year. our media partner, "san jose mercury news" reports the case has had more than 2600 cases in the first five months of the year. last year it was 1900 cases. 800 cases this year came -- officials say people are not receiving immunizations. sonoma county has seen the

spotted last night, in westhampton, also in mt. holly. right out to steve keeley who is out there this morning with the latest on all of that, good morning, steve. >> reporter: well, before those two places, made a big appearance in hainesport, right next to them, and that was the scariest of all of the places because the school district there, we told you about, the spots earlier this week, where they were not letting the kids out for morning recess. yesterday was the opposite effect. it was so abundance every caution as they call it, in hainesport, they didn't even let the kids get on the school buses because the bear was spotted near bus stops. so they made parents either come pick them up, or made all of these special arrangements for the kids to get home from the hainesport school, they were worried they didn't want to let a kid off in the path of the bear. even though this bear hasn't attack anybody, not really the bear's nature to attack people, but they are being extra cautious, and all of tees towns when this bear shows up, a lot

this happened around 8:30 this evening on mt. holly road in burlington township. police say three cars were involved in the crashment one of those hospitalized is critically injured. >>> workers at acme supermarkets are turning some down on the company's current contract proposal. for now they're staying on the job. members of local 1776 were prepared to authorize a strike, but tonight they decided to extend their old contract until the end of august. the key issues that still need to be worked out -- health care, pension, and wages. those are some of the same issue that septa and its railroad workers need to agree upon. tomorrow federal mediators will begin to hear from both sides. the mediators will hold hearings in an effort to resolve the labor dispute. they have until july 14th to report their recommendations to president obama who signed an executive order last weekend to end the septa strike. the president has the authority to prevent the regional rail workers from striking for up to 240 days. >>> nearly 400 people in center city were in the dark earlier to

he has climbed mt. rainier more than 50 times. >>> a report filed in court says the enemy health system for prisoners is inadequate and inmates with severe mental illness did not receive enemy care or medication and return to prison too soon. the report cabbed would state struck hospitals and four hospitals within state prisons. the california department of corrections has not commented yet. >>> a chicken processing plant in merced county is suing a pest troll company after being forced some shut done because of cockroaches. foster farms has filed a lawsuit against orecken saying it did not fulfill the roach contract. three foster farm sites were threatened to be shut down. >>> already this year cases of whooping cough have surpassed last year. our media partner, "san jose mercury news" reports the case has had more than 2600 cases in the first five months of the year. last year it was 1900 cases. 800 cases this year came -- officials say people are not receiving immunizations. sonoma county has seen th

the call came in mt. hamilton road and you can see the grass fire which grew before it fully contained about an hour later and grass in the area is extremely dry so firefighters stormed the area. >> fires moves very quickly usually in the heat and it is good to move with a lot resources. >> a man was treated for difficulty breathing. >> reporter: he is now in the custody of the sheriff's department and in the video you can see him being detained and put on the stretcher. they tell us santa clara are planning on charges him with the position of narcotics and arson charges and they did find him on scene there. later again this is looking like charges. it happened near highway 101 and east capital expressway. two second floor apartments were destroyed and there was major water damage. four adults and three children lost their homes in this fire. people who lived there escaped with just a few of their belongings and now the red cross is helping them find a new place to live and now the cause of that fire is u

a great day to head down to the shore. 58 degrees in mt. pocono. 59 in philadelphia. 68 in atlantic city and 67 in dover. a closer look at today and what to expect, temperatures ranging between 79 and 81 degrees. a little bit cooler along the sho shore. a northwesterly wind, 5-12 miles per hour. breezy conditions in the aft afternoon. i'll have your father's day forecast coming up. >>> this morning hundreds you of septa regional rail employees are on strike after the workers walked off the job just after midnight. nbc 10 is live at a regional rail yard and, jesse, what can you tell us about the mood of the work eers this morning? >> reporter: rosemary they are resolute about hanging in there for the strike. it just started but a lot of union solidarity as you can see behind me. they are lined up maybe about a half dozen to a dozen union members here at the train yard on roberts avenue. the overpass that goes over roberts avenue. the when i asked the strike captain gene hill how long they're going to stay outer ll said until we'r told we can

the weather changes very rapidly on mt.hey analyze the dangers, sending crews down when possible, but in this case rescuers say it's too dangerous for ground crews. >> hanna kim from our affiliate kcpq in washington, thank you. >>> and it's the news they've waited for for nearly five years. their son, sergeant bowe bergdahl, has been released by his taliban captors. and just minutes ago, his parents delivered a message to their son. their moving words up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. captain: and here's a tip. bellman: thanks, captain obvious. [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. when you save money on hotel rooms, it's just like saving money on anything else that costs money. like shoes, textiles, foreign investments, spatulas, bounty hunters, javelins... >>> just a short time ago, the parents of sergeant bowe bergdahl, the last american soldier held captive from the war in iraq and afghanistan, spoke to reporters in boise, idaho. the

mt. poconos, 86. northeast philly at 87 for the day today. doylestown, 85. 70s, mid-70s. down to rehoboth. vineland, 85677. voorhees will have a high of 86 by the afternoon. it looks like winds like we said are going to remain nice and calm and by tomorrow that's when the humidity starts to go up. chance of thunderstorms on tuesday mainly in the afternoon. that goes for wednesday. look at these numbers. they go into the 90s. this is when they're going feel uncomfortable. a better chance on thursday. then a very slight chance of showers for the fourth of july. even the weekend. that will be mainly on the fourth because as we head into the weekend. we're back to sunny weather which may put us at week number seven. rosemary? >> i'm concentrating on what you said about slight showers. slight chance. thank you, tedd. >>> people heading into their final years before retirement have plans to change careers. the study found that preretirees want to spend their 40s and 50s at a job with less stress and one that allows them more time to have a life, but the survey also found that i

we see areas of fog in new jersey, mt. holly. light fog. coatesville area, light fog and chester county. most of the area, fog not an issue for mt. pocono. allentown a light fog in pottstown. it's still damp, in cape may, but the heavy stuff is quickly tape everything off in the cape may area. but that's not the end of our threat of showers. these storms gone. the threat of severe weather looks like it will take a break. but more wet weather is on the way. and the possibility of thunderstorms. and we could see some heavy downpours this afternoon. this is moving through the ohio valley, eastern ohio and into northwestern pennsylvania. this is on the timetable for this afternoon for the philadelphia area. but before these clouds move in, we will get some breaks in the clouds. we'll get sunshine to warm things up. but the temperatures will be nowhere near as high as the last couple days. we will not see 90s. we'll top out the upper 70s and 80s. a few breaks of sunshine in the low 80s. it will stay cloudy and cooler. but showers are back with a

the company plans to open a call center near mt.urel by the end of this month. >>> a foreign-based retailer will give its workers a raise. courtney ragen is here with the cnbc business news. courtney. >>> well, good morning. ikea is raising the minimum wage for workers in its stores, with the cost of living in each location instead of local competition. the raise takes effect january 1st and is rough $10.76 an hour up from the current $9.17. the 17% raise is the biggest for the swede issue retailer. about half of the 11,000 workers will be eligible for the raise. >> courtney reagan, thanks. >>> if you're involved in a local nonprofit agency, we want to remind you about the nbc10 grant challenge. there's a $50,000 grant available. along with two $25,000 grants. great opportunities here. theed? to help good ideas become great ones. applications are being accepted until august 8th for more information and to apply go to nbc10.com. >> announcer: now, your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >>> storms move through overnight. they are done. but

nbc10 rushed to burlington mt. holly road, we got this video of the bear, it runs through a parking lot. later you're going to see it jump a fence into someone's yard. we also got calls of some other sightings in the area. so far, this bear has evaded capture. >> people were out in their yards. if you have any kids, get them in the house, there's a wild bear out here. >> there have been other bear sightings recently, in evesham township, mt. laurel and wat waterford townships. >>> more now on the malvern music teacher arrested on sexual assault of his students. three additional children contacted officials after seeing news reports of the teacher's arrests. he showed three boys news pictures. the 44-year-old faces more than 2 dozen charges. >>> no arrest tonight on a philadelphia street. sky force ten just over the scene in kingsessing. a 30-year-old man was shot once in the back of the head. >>> tonight we get a look at the mugshot of trent eps. he's the man who turned himself in to police, in connection with a su

as we take a live look right now at mt. laurel, this is 73 at 295.et conditions there and those windshield wipers are getting a workout so if you are out and about, slow down allow some extra travel too many because we have a flash flood warning in effect until 8:15 for southern sections of philadelphia counsel tow as well as camden and gloucester county. watching out for that ponding on the roadways. once again, some of heavier rainfall right now moving to the north and east of the philadelphia area where you see those yellows as well as the reds. what to expect for the evening. muggy conditions, slow moving showers and thunderstorms and then for tomorrow, it will be warm and muggy again. isolated storms likely popping up again. not as widespread as today. then for the latter part of the week, remaining unsettled. take look at some of the rainfall totals. northern sections of new castle county, over 2-inches. also moving toward the smyrna area, 2-inches of rainfall. and we have 72 degrees right now but look at that humidity. 87%. so very muggy. very

employees say someone saw the bear in the area of mt.aurel road and hainesport road around 9:30 this morning. police are monitoring the animal's movements based on sightings. field day activities for nearby hillside elementary school did go as planned but parents were on guard saying everyone is keeping their eyes appealed for that big bear. >>> we have an update tonight on story we have been following for more than a year now. >> remember sarah murnaghan she made world headlines while getting a controversial lung transplant in philadelphia. she hit a huge milestone. what she's now doing for the first time in years. >> and atlantic city plans to throw a more inclusive party this summer. how they'll try to at tract lgbt tourists and why they say it's so important. tom. >> eagles getting ready for a mandatory mini camp tomorrow and coming up the most important work for this team's 2014 defense. we'll talk about it in sports. >> coming up in weather get ready for 99-degree heat as we countdown to summer. of course it's about five days away.

lightning he will loom 98ing mt. rushmore. you can see some serious dark clouds hanging over the president's heads. >> in california hikers were hanging over a huge wildfire. they were rescued from the hills of glendale. firefighters battling this blaze new four hikers were in trouble and sent an in a rescue crew. the brush fire had quickly doubled from 10 to more than 25 acres getting way too close to hiking trails. so far no structures have been damaged. no one was hurt. >>> historic moment at washington national cathedral today. the reverend dr. cameron partridge became the first ope openly transgender priest to preach there. today's event was part of cathedral's celebration of equality during the lesbian, gay transgender community pots pride month included readings and prayers from local lesbians and gays. >> and big hugs this sunday as kids who underwent fetal surgery are reunited with their doctors. more than 1700 people all gathered for fun outside of children's hospital of philadelphia. once incubators now take look cl

temperatures in mt. holly and mid-to high 60s. the atlantic city airport, we're at 69 in avalon and 70 degrees in louis. mild air sitting right over our region. warmer air making its way up as we head into tomorrow. so we'll be a little bit warmer tomorrow and this is just the beginning of a warming trend that is going to push us into the 90s as we head into the middle part of your workweek. but a close look at our satellite radar, clouds are starting to clear up. a few lingering clouds already pushing offshore and as we head into the rest of today and your weekend, we'll have high pressure in control so no rain in the general area at all. and as we push into your father's day, plenty of sunshine expected for us once again. but for today, temperatures will range between 79 and 82. plenty of sunshine, nice conditions. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. heading down the shore, we expect to see water temperatures closer to 68 degrees. take a look at your forecast for the day. 80 degrees. by sunday we'll see the wind direction shifting so

. >> sherri is from one rescue from mt. laurel. much of his fur is missing and his skin a raw. >> the whole surrounding of his eye started weeping blood. it was the saddest thing i'd ever seen. >> you question humanity. you really question how people can be so heartless. buckley a 10 month old lab mix is under veterinary care and is on the mend since being found about two weeks ago. he now weighs close to 35 pounds and is looking for home. >> all they want to do is be loved and lick your face and cuddle. >> in mt. laurel, new jersey, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> if you would like to help buckley you can find a more information on our website cbsphilly.com. >> we now know the gunman had opened fire at a an oregon high school yesterday. 15 year old jarod pageant killed a fellow freshman and wounded a gym teacher inside of the reynolds high school gym before taking his own life. authorities say that he used an ar15 rival that was owned by his family. pageant also carried nine loaded magazines, a semi automatic handgun an

only 7 o in mt. holly. 81 in philadelphia. so the cooler air will be in at least in a little bit during the morning hours. 70 degrees at 6:00 a.m. in the city. with mostly cloudy skies. but it will be comfortable tomorrow. by noontime, we're only 76 degrees. it will be cooler and less humid during the day tomorrow. the question is, will that last all the way through the weekend? i'll have that with seven-day in a few minutes. >> see you then, glenn. >>> the sixers had a lot of people scratching their heads tonight. the team had first two first round draft picks tonight. comcast spocast sportsnet's joh is swroini injoining us. >> sam hinkie is building for the future, maybe further down the road than we thought. he takes two players in the first round who may not play for them this year. here's the third pick. sixers take joel embiid, a seven footer who many say is the best player overall in the draft. he was maybe going to be the top pick until he broke a bone in his foot and had a stress fracture in his back and missed the la

that's the base of mt. hampton.an jose fire tells us there are no injuries, and no other homes are threatened. the fire is under control. cal fire is assisting and providing backup. again, two homes destroyed in san jose. the cause right now unknown. we have a crew headed to the scene. our chopper will remain overhead and we'll have the latest tonight at 6:00. >>> and finally at 5:00, a cute baby picture with a twist. the baby is a sea lion pup. pebbles was born 11 days ago at six flags in vallejo. keepers at the seal cove are especially excited because her father is believed to be sergeant nevis who made national news when he was shot and left for dead by a fisherman in 2009. despite getting historic reconstructive surgery, sarg could not return to the wild. but they're both doing fine at six flags in vallejo. >> great story. great pics. >> see you at 6:00. >> good night. >>> on our broadcast tonight, back to baghdad. hundreds of americans on their way to iraq as president obama considers targeted military strikes.

but says the bear eventually ran off towards mt. holly. >> we followed it all the way from mt.rel out this way. he was in holiday village. he took a dip in the retention pond. and he headed towards this way. >> reporter: bear made several stops along the way. skyfox was overhead as he went up in a tree. >> i mean i was kind of like in shock. so like the adrenaline of finding a bear was we had heard about. i didn't see it when it was that close it was unreal. >> reporter: and police warn that if you do see the bear, don't approach it. just give them a call. dawn? >> all right. thank you thalia. >>> and happening now, storms are coming and they could make it for -- make for a wild morning commute. taking a live look at doppler radar northwestern pennsylvania is feeling the impact of those storms right now. let's get over to chief meteorologist scott williams and we're wonder wagon the timing of the storms will be for us here. scott? >> most of the action right now in western part of the state but the timing will be overnight and early tomorrow morning. in fact a part of our area

shawnette wilson is live in mt. laurel tonight. shawnette?> reporter: ye an, police have received three reports over the past few weeks most from women who say they put their purses here then turned away to shop. mt. laurel police want to you take a good look at these surveillance pictures. they show a woman leaving a store after police say she stole women's wallets and credit cards from customers who leave their purse in the cart while they shop. it happened at this wegman'ss on center ton road. >> where the kids would sit, and then if i go -- i leave the cart and i will go walk over and get milk or something and come back to the cart and put it in the cart. so i'm not surprised that somebody would take advantage of that situation. >> reporter: mcqueen isn't alone. i found plenty of women not embarrassed to admit they leave their purchases in the cart, too. >> i'm one of those people that put it here, too. i really try and watch it. it gets heavy. >> i'm very guilty. i've been told by nice customers to watch what i've been doing. leaving my

so started down route 73, got to mt. laurel where the intersection of 73 and 38 is, and makes right at 38, comes up here, then one day yesterday, even though the heat was as hot as it has gotten everywhere this year, he hits three different towns. so he can move fast. he hits westhampton, hainesport, also mt. holly. in fact, in hainesport, once the principal at the hainesport school saw the bear near a bus stop. he said no kids are getting let out of school today. the kids left in school on hot day, no going out to play, no going out to take a bus, whether the kids walk home or got busted home they had emergency pick up by all parent and guardians. so a lot of the officials are taking this bear seriously even though he's not acted aggressive toward anybody so far. one other thing, kacie, sue, chris, the bears are afraid of, i just watched a bunch of videos, house cats. so you don't need a big dog to scare this bear away. from nice house cat, they scare these bears up trees, too, hysterical but true. experts say they're a

he was an experienced mountaineer who it climbed mt. ranier more than 50 times. rangers believe the six climbers fell more than 3000 feet on one of the most advanced routes on the mountain. their bodies may never be recovered due to the tough terrain. >>> 2 investigates a security loophole when it comes to using indoor atms after hours. many customers and security experts were surprised after our investigation revealed that you often don't need to swipe a bank issued card to get inside the door. we tried several cards including a card from costco, a starbucks gift card, a grocery store rewards card and a southwest card and all allowed us inside several enclosed atms. >> that's really weird. you would think it's secure. >> i think it's a message to the banking industry and financial institution industry that they should upgrade their technology. >> in an e-mail, u.s. bank said that the card readers aren't meant to keep out customers from other banks. but it could not explain why gift cards and club cards could open those areas. law enforcement says people visiting

. >>> it started near mt.milton road and firefighters were able to get ahead of the fire and contain it but it was a joint effort with cal fire. >> it is the only way to get ahead, if you go to late the fire will move too quickly and they are waiting until later investigate, one person was treated with smoke inhalation and she will have a live report in the next 30 minutes. >>> they suffered from smoke inhalation yesterday afternoon. temperatures topped more than 100 degrees. they are expected to be okay. >>> scary moments, smoke started filling their train car. they and these are some of the pictures tweeted out and there was a mechanical failure that caused them to billow from the cars. they were put on another train and trains were delayed and we are told everything is back on schedule. the person in san francisco is recovering after being hit last night by a muni train. it happened on 19th avenue and hollaway and san francisco state university. it was a hit to the head apnea and is expected to survive. pol

. >>> happening now, christie is inside an elementary school on mt. vernon street, his first classroom visit of the day. next, he'll head to camden high school where he will make an announcement about the camden partnership. he will talk about the great progress being made by the county-run police force. tonight chris christie will be in philadelphia to attend a campaign event for tom corbett. protesters are expected to be there as well. since corbett took office, there has been nearly $1 billion in education cuts. >>> on a lunch break and caught off guard, two police officers are the victims of a shooting spree in las vegas. we'll update you on the search for a motive. >>> plus, he risked his own life to save his fellow classmates on the campus of a university in seattle. next, how the college community is thanking him for his heroism. >>> there may be a lull in the rain for now but i'll have the details coming up. >>> this morning, police in las vegas are trying to figure out why a man and woman shot and killed two police officers and an innocent by

lou: little bit call case, you -- political case, y say there are 7 foundations which mt compelling.> as an old prosecutor, i want a count in the dime that is almost on indictment that is almost incontestible. number one, hisaws. if you look at all of the times that president has either unilateraly amended sectively, ignoreed or otherwise rewritten sastatutes, he does not follow federal law. that is really the president's one of his main jobs in constitution to execute the laws. lou: take care laws, defines that responsibility, and alough there is considerable debate now, the left wants to support the invalidation of the take care laws. but we're left with a president who is left doing what the hell he wants, this is a disregard for authority, it is psychologically, there is something here about this manan, who says, i will not seek permission from a founding document, and i will not beg forgiveness for those who rely on that document for their freedoms, this is chilling. >> after he looks the country in the eye twice, and promises to preserve, protect, and defend the very system he

mt. pocono, 79. nice day to check out the pocono mountains today. northeast philly, 87. mt.ly, 86. mostly sunny. winds should remain calm. that should pick up tomorrow. down the shore, cool easterly breeze. same goes for rehoboth. 85 dries for the high today. philadelphia, high of 87. wilmington, 85. the poconos starting off at noon. picture perfect. we'll have some additional clouds by the afternoon. still mostly sunny. 78 whether you're going to jim thorpe or bush kill falls. looked good. tuesday and wednesday, those are the sticky days and thunderstorms later in the evening. there's the fourth of july. you've got a 50/50 shot unfortunately. looks like again we could reach some nice temperatures and nice conditions by next weekend, rosemary. >> all right. thank you, ted. presidential power. the controversy is growing on capitol hill over the president's use of exec tick orders and the possibility of a lawsuit because of it. we'll get the details in a live interview with "meet the press" moderator david gregory. >>> i'm keith jones for "nbc 10 new news"@issue. we're on the

new details about the hikers lost on mt. ranier. and the local tech executive believed to be with them. >>> i'm in san francisco. health care, video games and apple, moving behind the gadgets. >>> the controversial plan to add a little extra to the menu. >>> and not a bad idea if you are outside. we're going to track more of the forecast coming up in details on the fog that's rolling in right now and what that's going to mean for your morning commute in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> tonight we're learning that one of the climbers presumed dead on mt. rainier was an intel executive. they are greatly saddened to report that they believe he fell to his death last week. he was managing director for intel southeast asia. it's not clear what led to the fall from liberty ridge, but searchers picked up pings from beacons buried under an avalanche. the group was last heard from w

hot inland once again even at this hour, temperatures in the mid-to- upper #0s, mostly sunny skies in mt. diablo and it is a hot one in the inner east bay and temperatures may get close to record high. quite i impressive. we have 57 in half mean 78 in a ward and from half moon bay we are looking at a 40-degree gradian. it is cool at the coast, some arizona are along the coast and we are a few degrees cooler than where we were a few hours ago and we are right about the aim and you have the cool town and for come of us who really need it, will it begin, the system close to the coast bringing back the fog and bringing back the on shore breeze, it will be a trickle affect, creeping inland and by tomorrow inland and it is a hot span and air quality will be a bit unhealthy and moderate air quality if i system spented in those far inland cities and we are looking at 100 degrees for the north bay but you get into places like livermore danville, 102 for you livermore and we may actually break that record of 104. along the peninsular, widespread 90s and one in pull the pull the but on shore breeze

we're at 62 in allentown. 63 in pottstown. 67 in swedesboro. 67 in mt. and closer to the shore in avalon 68 degrees. we're in the mid-60s for dover. so a nice and mild start to the weekend. if you are going to head out to the citizens bank park for the phyllfill phillies game, tempers in the 80s. we'll see temperatures at 81 degrees today. and if you're going to head t the poconos, it will be cooler. we'll stay in the0s thenos. at our radar shot, no rain for us. a few passing clouds here. we'll eind speeds movingn as weea in omhegh pree contl so plenty of sunshine expect ed fo us as we head into the rest of today. clouds and radar show that by tomorrow we are still going to be dealing with plenty of hine bar any clouds showing up on the model here, not holding true as we head into monday. heading down the shore to temrature close to 70 o see degrees. also for saturday and today temperatures at 80 degrees. by tomorrow, 74. a little bit cooler. p poconos 74 your saturday. plenty of sunshine tomorrow and 74 degrees. temperatures will range between 79 and 82

. >> given you are an exchange, and we talked about mt goth, there's an exchange, how can you make sureou don't go down the same path? what protections are there? >> it's a long conversation to talk about the security platform that we have. it keeps us up at night and we think about all the time to make sure we do things the right way, following best practices. every time in the past that you see a bit copy exchange get hacked. they weren't following best practices, and it was an oversight on their part. >> mt goth is a huge name. do you thing it was an anomaly. >> companies come down to people. i think the people involved were the cause of attack. >> last august a u.s. regulator subpoenaed your company and others. is the regulatory hurdle the biggest that you face. the regulatory hurdle is the biggest challenge. that is what i spend all of my time on, obtaining regulatory licensing in the u.s. for the companies that are more established in the space and have been around for a while, we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel. it's a lot of work to get there. >> how do you convince pe

spectacular pictures of mt.tna, the world's most active volcano, the 11,000 foot peak stirred to life this weekend, forcing sicily's airport to reroute all of its flights on sunday. >>> turtles off the endangered species list. right now it is sea turtle nes nesting time. natasha guinane reports. >> reporter: committed to home. she was born on or near fort lauderdale beach. her first attempt at protecting her turtle eggs are also her last. >> sea turtles lay their eggs and are gone. >> they range from 1 in 1,000 to 1 in 10,000, that a hatchling will survive to adulthood. one of the hatchling's biggest risks to survival is not mother nature, but man made. >> thus die every year because of lighting issues. >> when sea turtles emerge from the nest, they use the bright light from the sea to are direct them. turtle nesting ordinance was enacted in 2006. the city uses longer wave lights such as led lights along its beach walk and requires beach front buildings do the same. >> we also try get the information out to resi

under a mild for philadelphia and mt. holly.ong the coastline, atlantic city has the thickest fog, quarter mile visibility, may cause delays at the airport. check if you are flying out. is radar showing no showers in the area. during the day, we could see heavy downpours developing. this is the future weather. this is what happens around noontime. if we get a line of showers like that, later today, we could see flooding, a flash flood wash in effect for much of the area until early tomorrow morning. the flood threat will be around for tomorrow as well, with heavy downpours and thunderstorms into friday evening. >> it clears up for the weekend. that's what we are focused on. >> the "today" show is up next. see you back here in 25 minutes for a local update. >>> you can get the latest news and weather at nbc10.com. thanks for watching, have a great day. >>> good morning, breaking news -- is baghdad next? al qaeda-inspired militants on the move, seizing major cities, now vowing to march on the iraqi capital. and this morning, the i

mt. holly will top out at 87. 80s at the shore, too. you'll see sunshine, clouds and a spotty shower is possible this afternoon. atlantic city, cape may and rehoboth will stay dry for most of the day today. look at the temperature, wilmington, chester, glassboro, 88 degrees. 90 degrees this afternoon for philadelphia. hot today, but there is some cooler weather on the way. i'll show you when to expect that when i come back with the seven-day forecast. >>> just about 20 minutes before 7:00, if you're getting ready to head out the door, let's get a check of the roads. >> yeah, closures and delays, plenty of other things jillian mele is watching. >> that's right. we have our hands full. the white horse road bridge is closed in lindenwold. more of that in a second. i'm tracking an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike and continuing the to follow the normal delays. for drivers in lindenwold. white horse road bridge between front street and station avenue the bridge that carries it over the patco bridge in that area, shut down, unclear of th

mt. holly in the upper 50s at this hour.ere's what to expect as it oohs going to get hot again as we head into july. looks like tomorrow will be in the upper 80s. it's not until tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we could stay in the 90s here and added to that is the humidity going up. so heat indices particularly on this day, wednesday, could feel like the upper 90s. we'll also have some thunderstorms in the forecast for those specific days as well. uv index will be up to 9 today. it's going to be very high. if you're headed down the shore, put on the sunblock. my wife cakes it on my kid as far as the sunblock goes. i don't blame her, though, especially with the uv index. it's quite high. we're going get additional clouds but it looks like tomorrow we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. it won't be as beautiful. it looks like it still remains dry. tuesday for the day remains dry but it starts to see a chance of showers and thorpes move in. we think main will i in the late afternoon, early evening hours if we get a chance or maybe la