it stretched all the way from broad and fisher and olney to the navy yard. cherri gregg from our sister station, kyw news radio was there. >> reporter: the conditions were soggy, rainy and a bit cold. >> we excited last night. >> that didn't damper the spirits of the ten to say of thousands of broad street runners who wore upon chores and taped up their shoes. >> you have to stay as dry asou. >> we ordered 20,000 solar blankets. that's the biggest issues once they're heated up and stop and be cold. >> leo says the city stocked up on coffee and hot chocolate for the volunteers and prepared the runners for the weather. when the horn sounded, they ran. >> once you hear the buzzer you get energy. >> pound, the pavement for ten miles to the navy yard. >> you look pretty good to be totally soaking were the. >> all for a t-shirt and, if they're willing to come out here and run in these type of conditions the at least we can to do is support them. >> because of a torn acl. instead, he surprised had us running partner and girlfriend after she crossed the finish line.

again, they will be running all the way down broad street 10 miles to the navy yard, lots of detours, along the race route, and the race will begin any minute now, 10,000 runners, they all have race bins with a -- race bibs with the special chip to allow them to determine their time during this race. now all of them have their bibs on. people have thrown their clothes to the side. as you can see they are jumping around in anticipation. we have had cheers earlier. lots of different teams. people running in groups. and they are all looking to run at different paces. i have been told by race organizers that it can take up to an hour to get all 40 plus thousand runners over the starting line. because they are going to be running in waves. yes. so this is all going to be happening any moment now. they are going to be racing, through the starting line. i hear some folks talking. you can see the officials chattering over there. but we can the not -- we can't tell exactly when that start, start of the race will happen. but people are anticipating, as you can see, they are rubbing their hand t

it stretched all the way from broad and fisher and olney to the navy yard. cherri gregg from our sister station, kyw news radio was there. >> reporter: the conditions were soggy, rainy and a bit cold. >> we excited last night. >> that didn't damper the spirits of the ten to say of thousands of broad street runners who wore upon chores and taped up their shoes. >> you have to stay as dry as long as you can. >> we ordered 20,000 solar blankets. that's the biggest issues once they're heated up and stop and be cold. >> leo says the city stocked up on coffee and hot chocolate for the volunteers and prepared the runners for the weather. when the horn sounded, they ran. >> once you hear the buzzer you get energy. >> pound, the pavement for ten miles to the navy yard. >> you look pretty good to be totally soaking were the. >> all for a t-shirt and, if they're willing to come out here and run in these type of conditions the at least we can to do is support them. >> because of a torn acl. instead, he surprised had us running partner and girlfriend after she crossed th

37th annual broad street run today in all of the rain, from fisher and olney all the way to the navy yard. cherri gregg from our sister station "kyw news radio" was there. >> the conditions were soggy, rainy, and a bit cold. >> we weren't too excited last night. >> that didn't dampen the spirit of the tens of thousands of broad street runners who wore ponchos and trash bags, and taped up their shoes. >> you just have to stay as dry as you can, as long as you can. >> we ordered 20,000 solar blankets, because that's one of the biggest issues that the runners will have once they're heated up by running 10 miles, then they'll stop and they'll be cold at the end. >> assistant managing director leo dignam said they stocked up on hot chocolate and coffee then prepared the runners for the weather. when the horns sounded they ran. >> once hear the buzzer, so much energy, here the crowd cheering you on, no way to be down. >> for 10 miles to the navy yard you. >> look pretty good to be totally soaking wet, all of that. >> all for a t-shirt and neck armor, and a hug from friends. >> if they're too lo

that will be at the navy yard. so lots going on as they try to deal with the rain. honestly i don't think it will be horrible, horrible because the temperature is perfect for running, but they will be dealing with these wet conditions, and i will be talking to spectators as well. i ran into volunteers. lots going on as we tiehl with this weather and hopefully no injuries as people run along the 10-mile race route for the broad street run. live at the starting line, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. good luck to the runners. >>> police are investigating an armed robbery at a 7-eleven in mayfair. the it happened in the 3300 block of tyson avenue around 2:00 this morning. investigators tell us that the arm robber was wearing a t-shirt over his face when he demanded cash from the clerk. burglar, robber got away with hundreds of dollars in cash but thankfully no one was injured. >>> a police car chase end in a chain reaction crash in point breeze. it happened at 16th and dickinson and investigators tell us officers were ch

we certainly have lessons learned from all these major events including the navy yard, the second navybetween the first and second in terms of communication was extreme. incident command, i say, i say matter of fact, deputy rogers was commander -- command post representative to the united states capitol police during that second ongoing navy yard issue. so we all employ the command this stone, processes for leadership, area command and we communicate on a regular daily basis during defense and during the off times. some of it was communication with community. we have improved our messaging matrix and i apologize if i gave you too much. i'd rather have you have to much than too little. obviously it is important to know what is going on with situational awareness and the effect the incident have on the legislative process. are sure we have the information you need both on the house side and the senate side. we are looking -- we will have a joint congressional messaging process that is being worked on joy at it with all of the stakeholders. i look forward to that. that will cut out if the

the museum ship has been at the navy yard since the earl 1980s.ey out starts this morning, actually already started. i believe around 7:00. right? going on about an hour. it will pass the park and the best place to see it the west entrance to the navy yard river walk. the "uss ber angeles. >>> and this afternoon, get rid of the umbrella. tracking the last of 11 straight days of rain. talking about it on our facebook live chat, and how long the sun will stick around. >>> also the new controversy in the race for the white house. imagine that? the key gop endorsement donald trump just picked up and the former president's contender claiming that he will not vote for either leading candidate. >>> and we are continuing to follow new developments in the shopping center shootings. what we're now finding out about the suspected gunman. this, as a community is coming together this morningor the vi fct >>> it is 9:00. the very latest on the deadly shopping center shooting, the one that rocked our area over the past two days. this morning, u lollia tordil is

make their way to the navy yard. >>> meteorologist chris sowers is here with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. not soggy today, but throughout the week. >> reporter: there's a chance at least of a a couple of showers, 89 action cam is live at the start of the broad street run. the folks are geared up for the weather as the rain comes down at a good clip. we'll flip it over to the radars, there's plenty left to come. it extends west across the appalachian states, the virginias and the carolinas seeing good rain falling this morning. what will happen, the steady rains will shut off around lunchtime we're left with leftover showers during the course of the afternoon. let's zoom into philadelphia. we have heavier rains falling over the city, chadds ford, media, jenkintown and norristown. the darker greens and the yellows is where the downpours are coming down. this is sliding off to the east at 15 to 20 miles per hour. the idea for today a steady soaking rain early, leftover showers by afternoon. it will be chilly and raw. temperatures will be close to 70 degrees fo

philadelphia ten miler to the navy yard. septa detours are going into effect for the broad street run. we'll tell you about service changes. good morning 6:00 a.m., meteorologist sourest source has a check -- chris sowers has a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. not good timing for the rain moving. >> reporter: honestly everyday there's a chance of rain. we're stuck in an unlawful pattern to be honest with you. looking live in atlantic city, the showers are starting to push through south jersey. steadier rains have made their way through center city. we'll flip it over to the radar. look at the shield of moisture west to east there's still more to come. looks like a half inch to an inch of rain depending on your location. every now and then you'll see the yellow and oranges pop up. that's the heaviest rain. 676, the schuylkill right there, again, the steadiest at this point is right over the city. few you're traveling into philadelphia from new jersey, the roads are wet. we're seeing ponding on the roads

for instance, when we had the navy yard incident and just communicating with d.c. police or other agencies as well. how was that all working? >> certainly. we have a very good relationship with our partner agencies here in d.c. particularly the metropolitan police, the united states park police, the united states secret service, federal protective service, supreme court police. we have communications interoperable communications with our partner agencies. we have a direct switch line to the secret service the metropolitan police the park police. we work very closely with -- we're embedd with several jptf, task forces, the and we have an ongoing relationship with the supreme court and the federal protective service. and they actually man our command center on a regular basis, on a daily basis so that we have direct communications. we also work with other agencies on an ad hoc basis. we have interoperable radio communications with most of the local agencies and we're working to solidify further the ability to communicate directly from a command perspective. we meet r

we're going to do a live report and coming up we're going to go to the navy yard tonight. bruce, jan back to you . >> adam, before you leave just a quick question, you used the word defeat. are these people that have options? are these people who could be taking their cars or bikes or whatever if they wanted to? >> reporter: sure. these are the folks that just don't want to have to sit in traffic. it's wait three times as long occasionally to get to work if they have to just so they can forego all of the drive time and bumper to bumper rush hour and having to pay to park and find a place to park once they come downtown. so a lot of them do have cars but a lot of them feel like that's not and option when it comes to battling the morning are you should -- the morning rush hour. >> thank you so much. get some coffee. he's been there all morning. be sure to join us all evening for mission metro. check out wusa 9 on twitter. see what adam is up to. share you questions and comments. >>> burn marks from the remains found in egypt air flight 8034 suggests there was an explosion. t

towards the navy yard, they're running through the rain.rybody dealing with the rain now getting a little heavier cras the delmarva. and heavier badge west virginia that will push through. that will be 2:00, 3:00. the steady rain will be tapering off. there's still a few lingering showers by 3:00, 4:00. steady rain off the coast, no the quite completely dry. it imporoves overnight. but it will keep the temperatures down, cool, we're not seeing much in the way of sunshine till tomorrow but more rain in the forecast. we're in this unsettled pattern. it will be day after day we get periods of rain or showers, not completely dry but certainly not a wash-out. 40 in pocono mountains. 50's today, not a big warmup but that's expected because you have that cooler breeze coming in. we're seeing periods of rain for the broad street run, the ms walk at 10:00. steve keeley will be there. that rain continues everybody dealing with the rain today. maybe a few lingering showers by 2:30 for the start of phillies game on the field is not too wet. you might t

>> reporter: that's right, topper, outside the navy yard station on the green line. folks still pouring into the nats game although they are going to be late. we are starting a new project at wusa9 called mission metro. we are riding the rails today from 5:00 until midnight. tell you more about >>> we are on a mission today to hear from you about everything metro. >> wusa9's adam longo is coming up on hour 15 riding the rails for mission metro. he's been from prince george's county to virginia. he has seen more than half of metro's stations but might have missed a few when we caught him snoozing, cat he's not stopping until midnight. >> adam joins us live again fueled by a whole lot of coffee, i'm sure, adam. >> reporter: yeah, actually not too much. we are trying to stay at an even keel so we can keep our levels straight all the way through. we've got 41 more stops to hit tonight and we've got to do it in about 4 1/2 hours. i'm confident we can pull it off. we've got quite a team here with us. i want to tell you an interesting story first about something that happen

she was the mc at philadelphia navy yard for walk against hate. participants of all ages joined in the 2-mile walk organized by anti defamation league to highly diversity and struggle for human rights for all. the walk raises fund for the league's anti bullying program, and area schools. six abc is a proud sponsor of the annual walk. >>> time for a final check of the accu weather forecast. one of those days where sun would come up, get your hopes up and clouds with come back and get your hopes back down. >> cloudy, sunny type day. winds were an issue. >> oh, yeah. >> it felt more like march then may and it looks like we have more changes on the way for monday. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar, a couple of sprinkles off to or north and west in reading and also into allentown. we're tracking a upper level loaf moving through and believe it or not there is a couple of snow showers, in some flurries across the new york, pennsylvania border. that is not moving in our direction. so just chilly and little bit on the cool side tonight.

green line, single tracking between anacostia and navy yard right now. taking a look at your travel times, 270 looking good from germantown down to the spur. top of the beltway no problems 95 over to 270, outer loop, we're staying on time. 66 inbound, ten minutes. and 95 mort quantico to the beltway, 22. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >>> a former frederick county commissioner faces a preliminary hearing today on prosecution charges. blaine young was arrested in february during a sting in anne arundel county. each of his four charges carries up to a year in jail and a $500 fine. young served on the county board of commissioners from 2010 to 2014. >>> a trial set today in a hazing lawsuit. kevin hayes a former student filed the lawsuit this 2014 saying the fraternity should have made sure that its chapters and members followed its anti-hazing rules. the lawsuit details how hayes says he was punched and paddled by other fraternity members. bowie state university is not named in the lawsuit. >>> a local teen the run from a vio

that's all due to the paving here along broad between the navy yard, up to oregon avenue. heading out the front door right now have to continue north on 95 jump off at front street will put you onto paterson, work your way past the stadium area. also still working on the new jersey turnpike, southbound, at exit two. that's for route 322, and a cruise still out on the northeast extension, couple spots between quakertown and the lehigh valley, chris, back to you. >> mr. kelly, thank you, zip. let's take you to this developing story and happening today. the red cross is setting volunteers to canada, to help with a all-out fight against that wild fire burning there. that includes, three people right from our area, the volunteers will leave from philadelphia international airport, around 9:30 this morning, the fire in alberta canada destroyed more than 2,000 homes and other build, officials are hoping they can get handle on this as it is shifting winds have pushed back the flames. still expect it to be month before this fire is finally out. pennsylvania state senator charged in

connolly noted, was the terrible situation at the washington navy yard and also, i would add, there has been exploitation of twitter, faceback, what is app by the islamic state and also at one point we had everyone who illed out a standard form 86 hacked by the chinese as well. so they have a list of everybody who filled out an 86 requesting security clearances which is very troubling. there's a lot that needs to be talk about here. we'll gather all this information on individuals in one place. in light of what has happened with the chinese hack, i'm concerned about putting medical information, all this about people who apply in one place where it might be accessed by hostile or nefarious actors so we'll talk a little bit about that this morning. as i said, i appreciate the security executive agency directive number 5 and i think it's a very good first effort and i appreciate your transparency with us. thank you. i yield back. mr. meadows: i thank the gentleman. and i will hold the record open for five legislative days for any member who would like to submit a written statement. will no

it starts in an hour at broad and west fischer and finishes at the navy yard. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live at the starting line in olney. are you seeing any runners just yet. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. i'm trying to stay dry out here but this rain is not going to dampen the spirits of the the 40,000 runners that will cross that start line, right there in just about an hour. as you you can see final preps are underway, folks are putting on their rain gear, they are putting up barricade, folks are gathering at the stage for speeches that will begin just before 8:00 o'clock when sounding horn begins. i'm here right now with leo, how are you feeling, leo, the assistant managing director for the city of philadelphia, helping to direct that race. there has been a lot of accommodations made because of the rain, what have you been doing to make sure people stay safe. >> well, we ordered 20,000 sol owe blankets once they are heated up by running 10 miles then they will be stopped and cold in the even. generally in may you do no

the second was the naval officers stationed at the navy yard. they turned up with 300 sailors, four 18-pound guns, and 37 marines. the british force they came into attack was a set force. it had not become yet this seaborne, small boat adept force. british infantry, the royal marines, and an interesting unit. they were french p.o.w.'s that were languishing in british jails. the british went to them and said if you fight in america, when you are done we will let you go and we will pay you. they figured the french, maybe they will fight the americans. maybe not. several of them landed and scampered off into the woods. [laughter] but at the battle of craney island, the british did not think very much of american militia. they were not aware of the presence of u.s. navy sailors and they were not aware of the u.s. marines in the fortifications. they attempted to use their ships to land on the island. the 18 pounders, 12 pounders, some six pound cannon all open fire on the british, creating havoc, confusion and large numbers of casualties. the french

. >>> this morning people took a walk through the navy yard of philadelphia to combat hatred.he action cam was at the navy yard for the two mile defamation league 2-mile against hate began. 6abc a proud media sponsor you justice saw erin o'hern she was emcee. it was to celebrate diversity and equal rights for all antibullying program. >>> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. >>> one person is dead and another in custody following a suspicious motel fire in bensalem, bucks county. we'll have a live report from the scene. >>> plus, democrat, hillary clinton and bernie sanders move their primary battle to kentucky, while donald trump comes to philadelphia for his daughter's graduation. >>> those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more when "action news" continues. >>> happening right now on "action news," two people are hurt when a car crashes through a construction zone? southwest philadelphia. >>> plus, federal investigators are heading to the scene of a charter bus crash that killed 8 people and injured dozens more in texas. >>> helping o

at the navy yard, jennifer joyce fox 29 news. >> trying to figure out why a car crashed into a building in frankford. two vehicles they're all dinged up. it happened around 6:30 this morning. a bigger mess left behind in point breeze, police say an suv smashed into a car setting off a chain reaction. five vehicles are damaged and the two people in the suv, well, they ran off. police caught one of them and they're looking for the other one, the crash did not hurt anyone. >>> happening right now, a memorial service is underway for a wilmington high school girl who died following a fight on campus. loved ones are remembers 16-year-old amy francis joyner tonight. sabina kuriakose live where the memorial service is happening right now. >> reporter: lucy this is the only public service for 16 yard arm francis joyner, mourners have been following here into st. paul church about an hour now to offer condolences to amy's family. she died following a fight inside a girl's bathroom inside howard's high school of technology ten days ago on april 21st. three female classmates are considered persons

navy yard. >>> septa detours are going into effect for the broad street run. we'll tell you about service changes. 6:59 good morning, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the rain and cooler weather is better for the runners at least rather than hot conditions. >> reporter: salute. i've run in the -- absolutely, i've run in the rain in the heat this it is better to run in the cooler weather. we have rain points west it will pushing to the coast in the next couple of hours, as well. there's no escaping this wherever you are in the delaware and lehigh valleys. you'll see rain later this morning. let's flipped it over to the radars. here we go we set it in motion, a large swath of rain covering the entire state of new jersey and delaware, maryland is getting rained on, as well. as well as the heavier stuff to the southwest across the virginias and the carolinas. we've zoomed into philadelphia, you can see the darker shades of green. there's the steadier rain falling west to east. every now and then we see the yellows and oranges popping

and the main impetuous was the terrible incident at the washington navy yard. and also i would add there has been exploitation of twitter, facebook, what's app and telegram by the islamic state and also at one point we had everyone who filled out a -- a standard form 86 hacked by the chinese as well. so they have a list of everybody who filled out a -- a 86 security request clearance and which is troubling. there is a lot that needs to be talked about here. we're going to gather the information on individuals in one place. in light of what has happened, with the chinese hack, i'm concerned about putting medical information, all of this about people who apply in one place where it might be accessed by hostile or nefarious actors. so we're going to talk a little bit about that this morning. as i said, i appreciate the security executive agent directive number five. and i think it is a very good first effort and i appreciate your transparency with us. thank you. >> i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman and i will hold the record open for five legislative days for

we're going to be down at the navy yard for the natse tonight, getting people's reactions, talking to them about how reliable is it to get to the game on time. it's been a long day. we only have 7 hours so go so we're over the hump. from here we're going to hang out. coming up later in this hour as we go through the newscast tonight we talk to a number of people including folks that were stuck on the red line this morning. we just came from capitol hill. we asked about the job they think the ceo has done and what can be done about finding a consistent source for metro funding. let's be honest, you have enough money that's going to fix all the problems. we're going to be getting into that throughout the evening. bruce and leslie, back to you guys. >> adam seems to have the same kind of energy that he had this morning. that marathon has prepared him for one heck of a day. >> i'm interested to hear what mark warner has to say too. he's the senator, the guy in that position that can push through some funding. the surrounding areae >> it will be interesting to see if it does. we've heard o

right now 40,000 rain-soaked runners are running to the philadelphia navy yard. in the annual broad street run that kicked off at central high school in olney. let's go to chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. wet out there, chris. >> reporter: it is and we have another two or three hours of steady soaking rain before the things wind down this afternoon of steady rain this morning transitioning over to leftover showers by afternoon. chilly and raw, 56. morning shower monday, otherwise clouds and sunshine, 73. spotty showers tuesday, and shower late in the day on wednesday, high of 64. that's it for "action news," we're back in a half-hour. i'm nydia han stay tuned for more "good morning america." winners, winners everywhere! play today! >>> and welcome back to "gma." on this sunday, may 1st. deadly weather strikes texas. six people dead. swept away by rushing water. floodwaters reaching the roofs of homes in just a matter of moments. >>> and the clock is ticking. two days until they vote in indiana. will donald trump seal the deal in the

. >> we are live where this happened and at the navy yard, talk about bold. >> this is a busy mcdonald's, 24 hours, you can see the line, we are right at the corner of s. capitol st. and certainly a busy mcdonald's. as you said a bold attack all caught on surveillance video. >> they did not just drive- through the mcdonald's, they jumped through the window one after another. 2 out of the three suspects were armed and the robbery happened around three deck 15 in the morning with the car still running outside the suspects forced the employees to unlock cash registers to clean them out. at least 2 other cash drawers, an undisclosed amount with identities will concealed they scrambled out of the store in less than 3 minutes. now they are asking for the help of the public hoping you may recognize anything about these suspects for the vehicle. >> we did get a hold of mcdonald's, we wanted to comment-- we did not want to comment on the fact that all of their employees were okay and uninjured. >> that is the most important thing, thank you. >>> crime solvers is offering a reward of up to $10,000

nbc 10 brought you the action from the start of the ten-mile race to the finish line at the navy yard. brandon hudson is live along the race route in south philadelphia and a lot quieter there than this morning for sure. >> this street looks a lot different than this morning. we saw tens of thousands of people start their morning off with the blue cross broad street run. we were with them every step of the way. i asked them what it was like running in the rain and they said it felt like being a kid again. from the start, the rain appeared to be a nonfactor at this year's blue cross broad street run. >> i had a pr of ten minutes from last year to this year. i stepped in a bunch of puddles. i didn't fall. >> i have been run in the rain before. this is the first time. it didn't help or hurt. . i just had to do it. >> reporter: roughly 40,000 runners tackled the largest ten-mile road race in the nation this morning, starting at broad street and west fisher, all the way to south philly. >> it's a race but more like a party and the whole city comes together for it. >> reporter: nbc 10 follo

. >> reporter: 40,000 runners laced up to make the ten mile trek down broad street to the navy yard our own cesily tynan among them. the race is rain or shine and organizers are prepared. all the volunteers are getting ponchos and we have extra heat blankets for the runners. >> reporter: you could hear the squishy sneakers pound the pavement always the runner came running by, you could see familiar faces at the 6abc water stop. nora muchanic among them. may be not ideal conditions for runners but nothing will stop them. >>> tony was the first wheelchair racer to cross the finish line, bb mucuria took top prize, for the men. spectators lined broad street hoping to fuel the runners on. >>> they are willing to be out here in the cold and wet and the rain, i guess i can come out and cheer them on. this stretch of broad street is closed they are opening parts of broad street as they can, they are making progress. as for the runners i hope they are getting a hot lunch and hot bath. gray. >>> i like how you put it, soggy, but spectacular. >>> tow trucks towed away cars that were parked near no

right now on the platform at the navy yard, which is the green line, the issue is that all six lines tonight are having work done early. three of them started at 10 p.m., the other three -- this one green and yellow and red -- actually all started track work at 8 p.m., which is a little earlier than usual. this is video from earlier this evening. things were busy on the platform. these who the trains are coming minutes,ry 20 to 24 which is a little more time than usual, so there is a confluence of the track work, fewer trains, and also a nats game. it was a little dicey here, pretty busy. of course, most riders understand what is going on, they know that metro to restore reliability and safety and they know that it could be painful. >> i think it's something that is necessary. they have all these incidents during the workday. i think it is necessary you have to do it on the weekend. jay: do it at night and early. >> yeah, i don't blame them. if it is a sacrifice i have to wait here in extra 15, 20 minutes during the weekend, it is what it is. >> it's not really something i enjoy, but

residual delays in boths in bh directions.re an earlier track problem pro outside of the navy yard.initely check your yu marc schedule ahead of time. tim check in with me with any questions on erin fox5 d.c. d.c 95 still a parking lot. very slow dale city he to 123 t on the northbound side and then 395 jams edsall to seminary, 19 miles per hour19 m average. aside from that 95 jamst j through stafford, 66 past 234 and the inner loop pastooast braddock road dealing withoad d that usual morning congestion. . let's take a live look outsideoi right now, show you that rainy r kind of sluggish commute you're up against.yo this is in maryland, top ofand,t the beltway in montgomeryway int county the outer loop from 95ro past the point at new at ne hampshire through about 355ut 35 you're very jammed up. very jam. the inner loop looking muchr better. you can see the outer byuter colesville is a heavy commute.mu leave early get an early startls if you're taking metro evenro e though things are getting backnb to normal a a lo a residual dels cleared.ea other problems we're dealingwe with around

the law enforcement memorial run started at the navy yard. the group is running 100 miles to washington, there they will join with others across the country for the national peace offices memorial service. that is on sunday. philadelphia officer jessie hartnett ambushes in the line of duty earlier this year and shot. was at the start to show his support. >>> there is definitely people that don't like the police and it's hard to deal with and when you get the full support it make it's a lot easier and gives you more incentive to do your job. >> these events are part of national law enforcement month. >>> they may be small but these youngsters have big time brain power. the masterson school mastery of the mind team were honored. they are in the fifth through seventh great and they won first place in the state finals, they had to figure out how to catch a moving object at a distance and they had to use a fan powered car and claw to get it done. odyssey of the mind. >>> coming up tonight, ready, willing and able. members of a job training program

we have lessons learned from all of the major events, including the navy yard, the second navy yard incident and the difference between the first and second in terms of communication was extreme. incident command as a matter of fact, deputy chief rodgers was incident commander for -- command post representative for the united states capitol police during that second ongoing navy yard issue. so we have -- we all employ incident command system processes for leadership and command, area command and we communicate on a regular and daily basis during events and during the off times. off-shoot of some of the gyrocopter incident was communication with the community. we have improved our messaging matrix and i apologize if we give you too much. would you rather have you have too much than too little. it is obviously important that you know what is going on for situational awareness and for the effect that incidents have on the legislative process. we take great strides to make sure that you have the information that you need both on the house side and the senate side. we are looking -- we shortly wi

we certainly have lessons learned from all of these major events, including the navy yard, the second navy yard incident and the difference between the first and second in charge of communication was extreme incident command, as a matter of fact, deputy chief rogers was incident commander for the capitol command post representative for the united states capitol police during that second on going navy yard issue. so we have -- we all employ incident command system processes fsh leadership and command, area command and we communicate on a regular and daily basis during events and during the off times. officers some of the gyro cop ter issue was communication with the community. we have improved our mesh -- messaging and apologize if we give you too much. i would rather have you had too much than too little. obviously, it's important that you know what's going on for situational awareness and for the effect that incidents have on the legislative process. we take great strides to make sure that you have the information that you need both on the house side and the senate side. we're lookin

boss, he's in the navy yard. i'm being set up for those murders. jacob's telling the truth.d jacob's file to create a fake print. kort was the one selling secrets to the russians, not jacob. tony: kort disappeared right after he learned about ziva. he may know about eli's files. he's running. i can guess where he's going. israel? mcgee: boss, look at this. reporter: the house previously belonged to mossad director eli david. isn't that... where ziva's supposed to be staying. the blast occurred just hours ago in this tiny israeli village on the outskirts of tel aviv. the farmhouse belonging to the former mossad director, the late eli david,

it will finish at navy yard. runs right through the heart of the city and that means plenty of road closures and bus detours tomorrow please be cognizant of that h some of those closures are expectedded to begin in a few hours or so. meantime for the city's first ever conference on the business of cannabis. eyewitness news always huff explains pennsylvanias marijuana law created a brand new industry for the keystone state. >> reporter: at 24 year old, david goldstein is a seasoned pioneer on the frontier of medical marijuana. he's company founder and ceo of pot pot ticks a digital bridge between patiences and doctor. >> platform called pot pot. allow patiences to look at war the existing studies done on cannabis, they can better understand on their ailments how can they engage in that conversation. this is an industry like any other industry that wants to opt in the open. that wants to opt with transparency. >> reporter: that time has come for the pledge a or companies who are banking or the signature. while wait

they have been fighting a project along virginia avenue near the navy yard. >> csx carries hazardous materials through the tracks many have an evacuation zone of a mile or more. even though it was hazardous derailment it could have been far more extensive, the damage. >> certainly could have. the railroad administration is investigating the cause of the detailment. live in northeast, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> i spoke to mary cheh safety she feels would prevent these kinds of accident. she plans to discuss the issue with district officials tomorrow. >> i would much rather have fire and emergency services folks have the delegated authority to inspect and have noted and to do the same checks that maryland and virginia do. >> reporter: today's derailment inconveniencing riders and people who live in brookland. emergency crews created a perimeter to rope off the area as a precaution as a they determined what the leak was. a resident on tenth street was up early when he heard the derailment. >> all of a sudden i heard, boom, boom, boom. about three different loud noises that i heard. i se

the action cam was at the navy yard as the two mile erin o'hern was the emcee.he fundraiser celebrates diversity and equal rights for all and antibullying school program. nice turn out there. meteorologist chris sowers takes a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >>> this is a live look sky6 live hd over cape may, new jersey. looks really nice out there, a bit chilly. meteorologist chris sowers will update you on the forecast when we see you after the break. ♪ i had an injury to my neck. it wasn't as serious injury it was a herniated disc. anything that could go wrong went wrong. i've been in the hospital twenty three times since. the bills started to pile up. i had nothing to give. we had nothing in the refrigerator. i would be dead and not sitting here right now if it wasn't for pond lehocky. >> inside story is coming up later this morning on 6abc, here's tamala edwards now with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, coming up on inside story, city council president darrell clark is our news maker. we dig into where things stan

. >> the annual law enforcement memorial run started with a ceremony at the navy yard in south philadelphia this morning, and then it was time to pound the pavement. this is the 20th year for the event. runners make a 150-mile journey to the capital as a tribute to officers who made the ultimate sacrifice. they finish at the law enforcement national memorial. >> a warm day to start the one. >> finally a dry day. no dry days tomorrow or saturday and thunderstorms at different times. >> that's our. >> see you tonight at 11:00. >> good night. flr . >>> tonight, behind closed doors, a wild day in washington. nbc news learning details from inside the meeting of gop powers at odds. donald trump and paul ryan. can the party unite? >>> new fallout from a police beating caught on camera. the shocking scene after a car chase. officers pummel a man on the ground. >>> up in arms. george zimmerman auctioning off the gun used to kill trayvon martin calling the weapon a piece of american history. >> breaking news in the death of joan rivers, late word of a settlement between the doctors and her daughter,

i met a guy who commutes every day from vienna all the way over to the navy yard and says it will be tough. he lost his carpool ride a year ago and does not know what he's going to do when the state trk the trains are going to be packed. we will be sharing those stories with you as our new project mission metro gets off the ground with wusa9. back to you. >> he made it. you have just about enough time to get on the metro and head home. good job to the team. >> you can follow us to keep up with items day and you can have your comments, let's see what some of you have to say. >> what a day for to tackle metro. it is like this will be the new normal.>> my biggest issue is when something is going on they don't tell us. we usually find out by going on social media. >> it would be helpful to have cell phone service and all the stations so we can tell our employers have loved ones will be late. >> it took hard work and energy of a whole lot of people to make this mission possible. let's take a look at some of the team, adam in the middle and digital producers and all the technical expertise

it's located in the middle of the navy yard in washington, an active military installation, so there'sextra layer of security to go through. there are plans to relocate it to a more public face. next week, hospitals are for healing, but not all the time. medical mistakes kill nearly 100,000 people every year in the u.s. many of those medical mistakes are the result of doctors too tired and prone to error. >> there is substantial evidence that residents who are sleep deprived, particularly first-year residents, make more medical errors. and those medical errors can lead to ha sharyl: so why are some in the medical community pushing hard for doctors to work longer, more brutal shifts? next week on "full measure." tomorrow is memorial day. it is the day we remember and honor those who have died fighting for america. ♪ [taps plays] ♪ sharyl: it began as decoration day after the civil war, when ceremonies were still divided, north and south choosing different days to honor their fallen. almost a century later, memorial day became a federal holiday -- one nation, united to honor our fallen h

the race end at the navy yard where the finish line is ready to be elevated. organizers add riced that runners park at the stadium complex in south philadelphia and use the at&t station to hop on the broad street line. septa will have extra trains running to the starting line. the inconvenience for many, it is a celebration of life, like these cancer survivors honored at the national constitution center who are running to raise money for the american cancer society. >> i'm a survivor. you know, i'm working hard to make a difference. report report and, philadelphia police say that all of the cars park along broad street, throughout the entire route, must be moved off the street, by midnight tonight, or risk being towed. the race begins at 8:00 a.m. rear live at center city, jeff chirico for channel six a "action news". >>> thanks, jeff. those runners will need to plan for conditions because it does not seem like mother nature is cooperating. meteorologist melissa a magee is at the big board with the first check of the forecast. >> walter that timing with the mo

taking on tigers and watch for extra traffic south capitol and m street and increased metro on the navy yardads up for you if you make your way home this evening and grab umbrells a. rain could be an impact for morning commute and ride home today. certainly keep you updated. crash free. any questions call friends on twitter@attorney fox d.c. and we want to help you get around on this tuesday morning. >> and let's go to germany now and breaking news. a stabbing in munich. >> a suspect is in custody, 2 27-year-old german national and he expressed political motivations during the stabbings. german media says witnesses said the man is great in arabic during the attack. >> back closer to home the baltimore catholic archdioceses accused of child sexual abuse. the move was prompted by listening to feedback from survivors. >> 71 priests and religious brothers and names previously disclosed years ago however this is the first time tlaevr all been listed in one place after this the list will encourage rick items to come forward. >> in arkansas a judge resigned amid accusations he exchanged sex for low

the sixth annual antidefamation league walk against hate takes place on sunday at the philadelphia navy yardthe mission is to spread the message about embracing diversity. 6abc is the proud sponsors and erin o'hearn will emcee the event. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> weekend accuweather forecast cecily tynan. >> jim we're clearing things out very nicely. after about four hours of showers, we have now drying conditions not only is it dry and the clouds are also breaking for some sunshine, we are live on sky6 taking a look at the center city skyline and getting good amount of sunshine to enjoy before the sun sets at 8:08 tonight. and temperatures show you that where we saw the sunshine first th

. >> the race stretched from broad and fisher to olney, all the way to the navy yard in south philly. runners braved the cold and rain to complete yesterday's 10-mile race. they came prepared, wearing ponchos, crash bags, anything just trying to stay dry. some even i saw them taping their shoes. but for one run they are year's race was extra special. >> i love with you all my heart. will you marry me? >> i didn't know, i had no idea. he really surprised me. >> the newly engaged couple met in college no detail on wedding date yet. >> how cool is that? >> oh, congratulations,. >> that was a miserable morning, though, i'm telling you, i walked out of my house yesterday, glad i'm not running. 4:43, way to rain on their parade. >> isn't that good luck, although that's wedding day. >> morning, couple every accident out there, hopefully that's not a thing to comfort rest of the morning. >> more rain, katy? >> more rain, looks like scattered, certainly what we are finding on storm scan, won't be widespread wash out like yesterday, but we do have more wet weather to track. that's what we are l

when i see 40,000 people running down broad street, in a never ends until you actually get to the navy yard. it's really cool. >> reporter: despite the rain, not only did 10s of thousands of runners show up but also the spectators lined the streets to cheer on the runners with umbrellas and ponchos and all. >> you know what's harder having cancer. >> reporter: armed with signs, teams cmmd of west chester is raising money for the american cancer society. >> got about 1600 people on team, 300 running the broad street run today in the rain, nobody backed out. we raised over $270,000 this year alone. >> mile sixish when you want it to be over and you still have four more to go. >> the personal fulfillment that comes with crossing the finish line and in many cases supporting charities is price less. jennifer joyce fox 29 news. >>> big surprise for one runner at mile six of the broad street run a woman's boyfriend proposed to her. she said yes, and runners just raised around her and her new fiance shared the video with us, that's so cool. near charlotte, no, a firefighter died battling a blaze, b

nbc 10 at the philadelphia navy yard where the two-mile walk was held.goal, celebrate diversity and equal rights for all. mayor kenney was the grand marshal. >>> a popular 7-eleven clerk. >> thousands came out to glenside's vfw post for a fund-raiser for charlie miller. he was shot at a 7-eleven during his overnight shift. the gunman's third attempt to shoot mill other failed when the gun jammed. >> never expected anything like this. >> now police arrested lamar kev kevin sowell, saying he robbed the same store four months earlier. we certainly wish charlie miller well. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >> nbc 10 breaking news. >> that breaking news on nbc 10, fire crews are on the scene in center city philadelphia after a home goes up in flames. we are live on the scene. >>> shot multiple times. this morning, a teenager is in the hospital after being shot at least seven times in philadelphia. and the gunman is still on the loose. >>> and near record lows as we give you a live look this morning at i-95, t

he designed a futuristic design at the navy yard. >>> one eagle lets us know. >>> former birds quarterback ron jaworski gives us his strong opinion on why sam went be welcomed back with open arms. that's all next. [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >>> this is "sports desk" brought to you by xfinity. x1 from exes finner es fin xfinity will change the way you watch tv. >> two weeks ago after eagles quarterback sam bradford requested a trade, he returned to work today. his agent rescinded the trade demand. here is sam out on the field for wo workouts with teammates. an eagles player told me it was like a normal day at the office. he thinks everyone is happy to have sam back. he is the starting quarterback again. he and his agent wanted to force a trade during draft week but did not work. bradford says in a statement "i'm excited to be back on the field today with my teammates and coaches. the business side of football is sometimes a necessary consideration. my attention and effort