it's called new berlin. here family is everything and neighbors still help neighbors. this is a great place to raise a family. >> absolutely. we found a beautiful home right next to chenango lake. >> reporter: remy and jen ramsaran had been married 13 years. they were college sweethearts. >> it's not every day you come across someone that has and wants the same exact thing that you do ten years down the road, five years down the road. >> reporter: what was it that you fell for the most about her? >> her personality. it was special. >> reporter: eileen sayles and her husband and daughters were close friends with the ramsaran family. eileen and jen met through girl scouts when eileen was a troop leader. >> she was so friendly. and you felt instantly comfortable with her. she was very welcoming. she had that personality. >> reporter: to eileen, and everyone who knew the couple, jen was remy's opposite. she was sweet and quiet. he was loud and boisterous. >> that's how i am. in fact, there are so many people that would walk up to my wife and go, "i'm so sorry. how do you p

bbc news, berlin. katty: in california, silicon valley is known as the heart of high-tech.t has a problem with women. there aren't enough of them in the boardroom and on the coding floor. it is men who dominate. things are slowly starting to change with the help of social media and programs training women to become tech leaders. >> these are the founders of google, ebay, apple. they killed it. none of these are women. >> she is one of silicon valley's few female venture capitalists. a billion-dollar business writing on startup companies. she is introducing an all-female collection of company founders to the hill they have to climb. >> the perception is that you are going to give me a mommy blog, a lipstick company something put typically female. >> the perception is different from the reality. >> we provide parkinson's treatments allowing people to walk normally. >> the middle east's largest market with markets that connect fishermen. >> some people think because your woman you are not serious. you do not know what you are doing. >> if you want more women in tech you want m

the fall of the berlin wall marked the end of the soviet empire's iron curtain and reshaped germany's borders. a newnified berlin is emerging: the capital of a reunited germany near the center of a european region whose borders expanded with the demise of the iron curtain. narrator: during the cold war that followed world war ii germany existed as two antagonistic countries, east germany and west germany. berlin, the historic capital of the nation, located deep inside communist east germany was also divided into east and west sectors. for nearly 30 years, this division was marked by a wall built right through the city. the wall went up in 1961. then in 1989 germany was reunified and the wall was torn down. man: the wall comes down, there is great euphoria. finally the two cities can be connected again and made one. it is a new symbol of the unification of germany, the syol of unification of germany. people are euphoric-- they go to the wall when the wall opens up and they visit and they hug and everybody seems to be very happy but once the euphoria settles a little bit it becomes very clear that bet

the new museum is being built in the heart of berlin where the old city palace once stood. it will look like the palace on the house, but will remain an intellectual building site that was never finished. >> never finished. here's the new man. >> with me now is ewan mcgregor. you have been named the interim director, a job that many in arts would kill for. it is a hotly debated building site here in berlin. that begs the question why? >> there's a new possibility. the berlin collections are astonishingly rich and allow you to tell the story of humanity's the beginning of two today. -- up to today. [no audio] to address the big questions of human existence here in culture that is the great opportunity it offers. that is why it is not just for berlin and europe, but for the whole world, such an important possibility. >> you just said that you felt that the berlin collections have potential to say. have you want that to impact the cultural map? >> the berlin collections have been magnificently researched academically. what has not been done to date is to use them together to lo

in new jersey still watching a sinkhole in berlin on the white horse pike ramp closing that towards haddon avenue. in new jersey in vineland we're dealing with an accident investigation on elm road and south mill road. take 55 or orchard road to get by. tracy. >>> 5:31. we continue to follow this breaking news. police are on scene investigating an attempted home invasion. the crime happened in the same block where recent sexual assaults happened. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live in south philadelphia with an update. what have you learned, matt? >> reporter: tracy, a few minutes ago detectives arrived on the scene to continue the investigation. get out of the way. you can see just down the street where the 100 block of rose wood street. right there is where the investigation has been underway for the better part of an hour at this point. we have some video from a little bit earlier when there was more activity from police at the scene. police tell us a man trying to open the door but was not able to get in. someone called 911 and officers responded before he could get in the home. no one was

still dealing with a sinkhole in berlin, new jersey on the white horse pike.osed headed towards haddon avenue, chris. >>> hackers have once again infiltrated the federal government, and this time it's the irs that's been hacked. next, the way the criminals cracked the system and how you can find out if your information was stolen. >> reporter: and, chris, when temperatures reach 90 as they're expected to do later in the area. many of us take it easy and stay inside. that is not an option for some people whose business only heats up. >>> it's 4:15. on to decision 2016. another candidate is entering the race for president today. he's a familiar face to pennsylvania voters. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is reportedly set to officially declare his presidency for the republican presidential nomination. the social conservative ran in 2012. he surprised a lot of people by winning the iowa caucuses. santorum served two terms in the senate from 1995 to 2007. >>> kentucky senator rand paul said christie's comments about him weren't, quote, very nice. christi

inspired many in germany, who say they are tired of waiting. >> that's the latest world news here on dw here in berlin. >> mourners at the top of the hour, and if you cannot wait, dw.des err u -- more news at the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: "euromaxx highlights," host: good evening. the latest trends year, fashion and photography festival. crystal cloud, a sparkling sensation somewhere in the austrian else. taking things to the limit at the german obstacle course. terrace, london, and milan are still the hubs for mainstream fashion here in europe but the who's who of the industry also have a much more eclectic and intimate -- in the french city of hyeres.

we head out to new jersey on the 42 freeway, drive time there, getting to the walt whitman bridge only a five-minute trip or the depthford point. a sinkhole and emergency repair in berlin new jersey. follow the local detours to get on by the area. coming up we'll have more drive times including a report. >>> 4:31 now. a delaware conte man is recovering after he may have been hit by lightning. neighbors tell us the father of three was walking his dog at the end of his driveway when lightning struck. they saw the man fall to the ground. nbc10 technology show severe lightning strikes over that area at that time. we talked to neighbors what the storm was like. >> it was so not -- like anything i've ever heard. terrifying. >> it was scary. we were outside just moments before that. >> they say they saw the man fall to the ground when the lightning hit but police tell us they don't believe he was directly hit by lightning. they believe he may in fact have suffered a medical condition when the lightning struck. witnesses say he was complaining of tingling in his legs but he was able to walk. he was taken to a hospital to be checked out. >>> we did see heavy downpours at times

♪ anchor: this is your "world news" live from berlin. >> great happy with us.ur top stories right now -- gunfire and confusion in burundi as rival factions battle for control. the president's whereabouts unknown after an attempted coup. >> the indian prime minister visits china in another sign of the improving ties between the worlds two most populous nations. >> juventus the throne holders. real madrid to reach the final. ♪ ♪ anchor: we begin this program in burundi, where they have been intense battles in that country's capital between rival factions for control of the country. anchor: forces loyal to president p air -- pierre naftali bennet say they -- president pierre nkurunziza say they are now in control. >> gunfire rings out in burundi's capital. fighting is continuing between troops loyal to the president and soldiers who have turned against him. the president posted a message on twitter, claiming he was still in control. "i urge all burundians to remain calm in the face of these usurpers. the situation is under control and the constitution is safety or

elsewhere in new jersey and berlin week doing with emergency road work repair of a sinkhole.ng towards haddon avenue you want to follow the road detours. and cars all green, ten minutes, headed northbound from 295 up towards 495. more updates in new jersey coming up. tracey. >>> an flexthrax accident. the pentagon said it made a mistake when it sent out dangerous material. >>> and lawmakers with a decision that could clear the way to big improvements to one section of center city philadelphia. >>> we take you to breaking news. we just got a live picture established at the scene of a home in camden. the fire started in the middle of a row home there on utah avenue in camden. you can see, zooming in on it there, you can see the affected area the second-floor burned out windows there. we don't know if anyone was inside at the time. matt delucia is on his way to camden. he'll give us a live update as soon as matt gets in place. >>> a maryland family filed a $10 million lawsuit yesterday over what you see in this school bus video. a 9-year-old girl bullied. then attacked despite h

out in berlin new jersey we are still watching a sinkhole out on the white horse pike westbound ramp to the 561, haddon avenue. that is closed. you will not be able to access haddon avenue. elsewhere in new jersey on 295, moving through the active work zone here. losing part of the right hand lane on the southbound side. you can see two lanes getting by. 13 minutes, not really affecting the drive times headed from 38 up towards the black horse pike at this point. back to you guys. >>> it is 4:32. we are following breaking news from overnight. swiss authorities say six officials with fifa were arrested on suspicion of taking millions of dollars in bribes. fifa is the organization that runs soccer's world cup. "nbc 10's" vai sikahema is live in the digital operations center. vai, you just got new information. tell us. >> reporter: tracy, we learned this five minutes ago. steve dockumus and digital data from fifa's headquarters during the raids that led to the arrests. earlier this morning federal prosecutors are expected to announce corruption charges against the fifa officials. the sw

>> live from the dw studios in berlin, this is world news. >> rehearsing mass murder, a french investigation of the germanwings crash in the house shows that the copilot actually practiced bringing down the plane. >> in the hot seat, chancellor merkel's government faces top questions about whether germany helped the u.s. spy on european businesses. >> is only hours before polls open in what is predicted to be the closest british election in living memory. >> we begin our broadcast with chilling new details about the copilot who is believed to have brought down that germanwings flight in the french alps and >> french investigators say they now believe the copilot practiced crashing the plane in an earlier flight on the very same day. >> french authorities say he rehearsed setting the plane controls on a course to crash in a flight from duesseldorf to barcelona. >> that was just hours before he allegedly took control of the cockpit, going from rehearsal to a real disaster. reporter: it's another piece of evidence for that theory that the copilot intentionally crashed the germanwings airbus six

berlin new jersey, a sinkhole closing the white house pike ramp near haddon avenue. roosevelt boulevard around fox street no problems headed southbound to the schuylkill expressway. drive times are up. no problems there at all. heading out, mass transit we all are running with no delays for amtrak, new jersey transit and septa. more drive times coming up. chris. >>> breaking news from overnight. swiss authorities arrested six high ranking fifa suspicion of taking millions in bribes. federal prosecutors in new york are expected if announce federal corruption charges. the fbi says fifa had corruption in hosting the world cup. u.s. authorities believe the bribes were agreed to and carried out here and that payments were carried out using u.s. banks. we just learned that swiss prosecutors have opened criminal proceedings relating to the awarding 206918 world cup to russia and the 2022 world cup to qatar. we'll have an update from a fifa news conference coming up in a half an hour at 5:30. >>> a shooting in philadelphia's west oak lane section left three people hurt. four

berlin new jersey dealing with another ramp closure on the white horse pike. headed towards haddon avenue local detours. follow those and you'll do just fine. heading in or out of the philadelphia area currently no problems on 95 southbound into the center city area. starting to get a little volume on the schuylkill but we're still doing okay. eastbound on the blue route, currently no problems southbound from the schuylkill expressway up 95. we'll check in on mass transit in ten. tracy. >>> breaking news we're following into the "nbc 10 news" room. police are closing in on a suspected sexual predator they believe attacked two women in south philadelphia. sources tell us police could have an arrest warrant today. "nbc 10's" jesse gary is following the developments. he's live in front of the special victim's unit in juniata. jesse. >> reporter: police do not have an updated time line for the arrest warrant that will be issued later today. this comes on the heels of important evidence that detectives seized from the suspect's house. they found red gloves and snea

laila: live from the dw studios here in berlin, this is your world news. welcome, i'm laila harrak. brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. the headlines this hour -- listen two hours before the polls close -- less than two hours before the polls close. we will be live in london. laila: the german secret service is restructuring -- restricting it operation with nsa -- its operation with nsa. brent: a man burned alive as protests against foreign he's president's -- against burundi's president's attempts to power escalate -- attempts to stay in power escalate. in less than two hours, the polls in britain will close and the ballot counting will begin. laila: across britain, voters are electing a new parliament in what is seen as the closest election in half a century. brent: the first exit polls are expected just after 10:00 p.m. british time. final results expected friday. laila: it hits the conservatives against the labour party and a host of possible kingmaker smaller parties. it looks like it could go right down to the wire. reporter: they have the choice -- cameron o

. >> that's the latest world news here on dw here in berlin. >> mourners at the top of the hour, and if you cannot wait, dw.de is there for you -- more news at the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] pital. headlines this hour. an iraqi back militia grouped launches an operation to drive the islamic state out of the province. it comes as allies are targeting fighters with another round. in the closed trial of a journalist accused of espionage gets underway in iran only to be adjourned hours later.

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both styles, and it runs through september in berlin. >> if you want to find out more about that exhibit, go to our website, www.dw.de. >> we'll have more news at the top of the hour for you. you are watching dw in berlin. do stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] on whether to legalize same-sex marriage. thousands living in the u.k. flew back to take part in that vote. flights have been full throughout this friday. stephen carroll joins us from dublin. good evening. what numbers of people are turning out to cast their votes? st

decideed to shut down their popular independence day extravagancies our bruce gordon back from berlin, new jersey. it seems like this fireworks show was apparently too popular? >> reporter: hard to believe lucy that's exactly right. talk about becoming a victim of your own success. that is the story in berlin borough and township where more than half a century of tradition is about to be snuffed out. >> whoa! >> reporter: come the fourth of july this 2012 youtube video may be the only way for folks in berlin borough and berlin township to see they're beloved firework show. display holiday staple in niece communications since the late '50's has been canceled. live long residents like michelle shrek key are heart sick. >> your reaction to this decision this year in a word? >> extremely upsetting. very disappointing. >> reporter: in letter to residents last week, borrow and township officials explained that as other towns killed off their fireworks shows the berlin event has grown in size and popularity. grown so big it can no longer be staged safely. so this year's fireworks show will not be

out in new jersey in berlin we're dealing with some ramp closures on the white horse pike. ramp up towards haddon avenue there are local detours. follow those and you should do fine. mass transit, currently no delays or problems for septa, new jersey transit or amtrak. we'll check in with the accident coming up. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. as we head into the rest of this friday we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds. less humidity which is good. it will feel more comfortable out. i'm tracking weekend rain as we head into your sunday. temperatures going from the 80s all the way down to the 50s on monday. across the region right now, 60 degrees for reading. plenty of sunshine. atlantic city, same thing, 63. not seeing a huge temperature difference. 65 degrees in the poconos. mid 50s in alan town. a bit cooler in pottstown. 59 degrees. 50s for mount holly. 63 in glassboro. tracking a few showers trying to move into parts of dover but like i've been mentioning moving really slow at 10 miles per hour. weaken

>> live from berlin, this is your world news here on dw. welcome. >> thanks for being with us. your headlines at this hour -- militants from islamic state continue their advance. now, they've seized parts of home era -- palm era -- palmyra in syria. >> indonesia says they need international help to do with the influx of migrants. >> and some of the world's largest banks are hit with fines totaling billions for reading foreign exchange rates. -- a rigging foreign-exchange rates. >> the united states is taking an extremely hard look at its strategy in iraq after islamic militants captured the town of ramadi. >> he was officials also say they are sending 1000 anti-tank missiles to help iraqis fight off suicide bombs. >> iran has also offered military aid in the fight for ramadi, but it's feared that she is troops would lead to new tensions with the sunni majority. >> across the border in syria as well, islamic state is making major gains, including at the historic site of palmyra. >> these are the ancient ruins of palmyra. islamic state fighters are at the gates of this unesco wor

>> live from berlin, this is your world news here on dw. welcome. >> thanks for being with us. your headlines at this hour -- militants from islamic state continue their advance. now, they've seized parts of home era -- palm era -- palmyra in syria. >> indonesia says they need international help to do with the influx of migrants. >> and some of the world's largest banks are hit with fines totaling billions for reading foreign exchange rates. -- a rigging foreign-exchange rates. >> the united states is taking an extremely hard look at its strategy in iraq after islamic militants captured the town of ramadi. >> he was officials also say they are sending 1000 anti-tank missiles to help iraqis fight off suicide bombs. >> iran has also offered military aid in the fight for ramadi, but it's feared that she is troops would lead to new tensions with the sunni majority. >> across the border in syria as well, islamic state is making major gains, including at the historic site of palmyra. >> these are the ancient ruins of palmyra. islamic state fighters are at the gates of this unesco wor

you went -- >> i went from new york to london and london to hollywood, which was rough and hollywood to berlinlorida? >> it wasn't for me. i was living in the big city. i had a shady friend who own adcondo here and i thought this is a nice little trashy hang. you could just pull up to the beach anytime you wanted and look out and see the end of complications. and anybody could do that and it was safe and free and i thought that's a -- this is beautiful. ♪ >> so, we're eating healthy today? >> yeah. >> i wouldn't have thought back then in my dorm room that all those years later, i'd be eating healthy with iggy pop. barbecue shrimp for iggy. i remember the album, and this was 1969. >> 1969, august. >> as far as look after my health, your music, early on, was a negative example. and what does it say about us that you're not sitting in a healthy restaurant, i just came from the gym? >> if you just flamed out, you're in such voluminous and undu undestinistinguished company an your works will come out with you. >> what's a perfect day in miami? >> it's a clear morning, hot, hot and humid. no moderat

anchor: live from the dw studios here in berlin, this is your world news. anchor: great to have you with us. coming up on the program -- germany's chancellor on the defensive as demands for answers get louder. did german intelligence help the nsa spy across europe? anchor: waiting for aid in remote areas of nepal. our reporter meets survivors in a village. anchor: and women in nigeria free from captivity under boko haram start talking about their captors brutality. anchor: germany is again embroiled in a spying scandal involving america's. anchor: there are claims germany's top intelligence agency help the nsa to spy on other countries and companies. anchor: angela merkel said she can but defended the country's cooperation with the nsa saying it is germany's first partner in fighting international terror threats. anchor: the parliament is not satisfied with that. some lawmakers say germany's intelligence agency may be guilty of treason. reporter: german chancellor angela merkel has wrote in her silence over the bnd affair. in a press conference with her cze

from the dw studios here in berlin, this is your world news. >> it's great to have you with us. here come the headlines. >> several world top officials arrested as the u.s. charges corruption at fifa spanning two generations. >> take them -- the european union asks member states to assist with asylum. >> the british monarch queen elizabeth, reads out the new government power plan at the state opening of parliament in london. the football world is in shock. the sport's governing body, fifa , is gathering in switzerland to elect its next president but arrest and corruption charges are getting in the way. >> swiss authorities made several high-profile arrests acting on an extradition mark from the u.s., which indicted 14 feet for officials and marketing company executives. >> the justice department accuses them of abusing their positions to make millions of dollars in bribes for more than 20 years. >> swiss police arrested the seven fee for officials at this luxury hotel. among the detainees, the soccer world body's vice president and the head of its central american chapter. he is

this is world news coming to you from d.w." in berlin. within days refugees fleeing i.s. militants into baghdad. police in malaysia find 139 graves at border detention sites used by people trafficers. they could contain bodies of hundreds of migrants. >> sierra leone marks a grim anniversary, it's one year since ebola broke out in the west african country. in iraq a fresh battle is brewing over the strategic city of rammedy which islamic state militants captured a week ago in a major setback for baghdad. >> i.s. is now reinforcing its positions as iran backed shiite militias sad vance on the city from the east and the south. the u.s. has criticized iraqi troops for lacking the will to fight i.s. dismissing that though the iraq priments said rammedy would be captured within days. >> thousands of yeemings are fleeing the air -- thousands of refugees are fleeing the area. >> thousands of refugees surge across this bridge over the euphrates river. many are carrying as much as they can with them while others have left everything behind in rammedy. >> we've suffered so much. al

>> live from the dw studios here in berlin, this is your world news. >> great to have you along. our top stories for you at this hour -- germany commemorates the 70th anniversary of the end of the second world war, the day nazi germany surrendered unconditionally. >> at a clear mandate -- david cameron defies opinion polls and wins the british election while heads roll across the political divide. we'll get reaction from our correspondent in london. much of the world is focused here in new york right now. democracy at work defining this friday partly but also the disaster of war, and with that, we begin. >> it was 70 years ago today when the second world war ended here in europe. on may 8, 1945 officers of the german army signed the unconditional surrender of the nazi regime in berlin. >> we were not to berlin to see the commemoration of the liberation of the city. >> in the process we found out about the huge human price paid by the liberators of germany. >> it was a day of solemn remembrance. at berlin's striking soviet war memorial, the public paid their respects to the 6 mill

>> live from berlin, this is your world news on dw. >> thanks for being with us. our headlines for you at this hour -- islamic state executes civilians in the ancient syrian city of palmyra in its relentless advance in syria and iraq. and u.s. television star david letterman has entered retirement after hosting his last edition of "the lakeshow -- the late show." >> the white house is coming under increasing pressure for its policy on iraq and syria as islamic state makes increasing inroads in both countries. >> after seizing the strategic iraqi city of ramadi, i.s. has taken palmyra in syria. >> on mideast analyst will be on set to talk about the political significance for all the warring sides. first, we have this report. >> islamic state militants posted a video of their assault on palmeiro. on twitter, the group said it is now in complete control of the city. this amateur footage is said to show the fight for the ancient city as islamic state troops took over. palmyra is strategically located on it desert junction between homs and damascus. syrian forces are n

anchor: live from the dw studios in berlin, this is your world news. anchor: i am brian thomas. coming up on this program german authorities say they have foiled what could have in a deadly islamist attack. explosives have been seized. anchor: new allegations the german officials helped the u.s. spy on france. the eu and airbus put pressure on the chancellor. anchor: as vietnam marks the 40th anniversary of its military victory, it struggles with the legacy of agent orange, the chemical weapons still affects some 3 million. ♪ anchor: welcome to the program. german police are questioning a married couple outside of frankfurt with possible ties to radical lists. the police unit had the two under observation. it is thought they may have been planning a deadly attack on a major bike race. anchor: they have identified the suspects, and say they found a pipe bomb and weapons inside the couple's home. one of the suspects allegedly had contact with al qaeda. we begin our broadcast inside their apartments. reporter: investigators have been turning the apartment upside down. they are look

as we take a break now from pa head into new jersey, we have construction project in berlin white horse pike westbound at haddon avenue. off ramp closed due to sinkhole. so crosskeys road your best alternate. no delays for mass transit. things at the airport are just fine erika? >> thanks so much. right now 5:35. in business news this morning learning some new details about the massive takata airbag recall. >> new way for dead heads to get tickets to sold out show. money watch's jill wagner joins us up in new york at the stock exchange, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, investor ers waiting for the government release revised numbers of the quarter. yesterday the dow lost 36 points. nasdaq fell about eight. we are learning, which car and truck models are covered by last week's expansion of the takata airbag recall. airbags can explode with too much force. sending sharp metal pieces into drivers. now there is affect the record 34 million vehicles from nearly a dozen different automakers, there is a list of which models on cbsnews.com. >>> today, may 29th, is five/29 day. when

berlin. >> still athis news hour, nearly half a kilometer up, we take you to the super tall buildings being built for the super rich. more details coming up. a new category of super thin buildings. and while it is currently under construction, will be one of the tallest towers in the world. jacob ward explains. >> there's a flu kind of sky scraper going up in new york city. super tall knife like towers for the extremely rich. the tallest among them, boasts views of central park, the whole of manhattan this apartment costs nineties $5 million but we manage to get inside while it was still under construction. >> firstngineer behind every tall buildingnhattan. >> there are so many building i am looking around. >> . >> amazing looking at it right now. >> and for him the height of 432 park isn't the challenge the challenge is that in manhattan you have to make it very thin. >> the width of the building by 15, it is equal to the height of the building. >> that creates it's own set of problems. robert good win is designing another super slender tower for a turkish developer. >> the nature of tall

new jersey dealing with emergency construction out in berlin on the white horse pike westbound up towardsvenue. they have detours around the area posted. follow those and you'll be just fine. on the schuylkill expressway all the way from the conshohocken curve, no problem. all the cars nice and green. heading into the center city areas area only a 12 minute trip. >>> what a change. the eagles roster is totally revamped for 2015. fans are getting their first look including quarterback tim tebow in midnight green. keep your eye here on number 11. he's wearing a red jersey because you can't hit the quarterback during these off season exercises. tebow took snaps at the birds practice at the november voe care complex. he signed with the eagles last month. he knows he still has to make the roster. >> i think you go out and you compete and you try to earn you know, whatever you can. so it's just about competing, trying to get better every day and that's the goal. i feel a lot more comfortable. i feel a lot improved. hopefully when you dedicate that much time you do get better. >> here's a look a

another check on new jersey still dealing with this ramp closure in berlin. the white horse pike towards haddon avenue you we want take local detours. >>> something new for patco riders and sure to make the commute a little more comfortable. nbc10's matt delucia has more. >> reporter: yeah, decades after the patco car started rolling, a new and major upgrade. we'll fill you in coming up after the break. >> reporter: and i'm katy zachry live in hammonton where things are so dry, farmers say they're having a tough time planting in the field. coming up how this could affect the fruits and vegetables we buy in the store in the season. >>> patco will be unveiling and rolling out new railcars. six of them will be rolling out today. part of a $194 million rehabilitation plan. after toe, 114 cars in the patco fleet will be updated as well. patco says the trains are just outdated. it will be a new modern interior. the first ones to start rolling out after 10:00 this morning. live in camden. i'm matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >> reporter: and i'm katy zachry live in hammon

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new york for a long period of time. >> i went from michigan to lond london. i went from london to hollywood which was rough. hollywood to berlint a conceivable option at any point, i can live in florida? >> it wasn't for me. i was hustling. hustling in a big city. it happened by chance. i had a shady friend who owned a condo here, and thought, well, this is a nice little trashy hang. you could just pull up to the beach any time you wanted and look out and see the end of complications. and anybody could do that and it was safe and free. and i thought, that's a -- this is beautiful. ♪ >> so we're eating healthy today. >> yeah. >> what do you like here? i wouldn't have thought back then in my dorm room that all those years later i'd be eating healthy with iggy pop. barbecue shrimp for the godfather of punk. i get wild and crazy with some roast pork. a little white wine, our only tilt toward the debauches of previous lives. i well remember the first stooges album coming out, the context of the time. this was, what, '69? >> '69, august. >> in a lot of ways as far as looking after my health, your music early on was a negative exampl

berlin joins us. do you expect a new chairman to a but -- to be announced this week?r: no, it will be chaired by an interim chairman. he is a union leader and there will be two new board members at the meeting. named to replace the wife after she resigned. jonathan: is there any significance here anymore of what he thinks? naomi kresge: i think it shows he is still trying to avoid, have a voice and make his influence and control. it remains to be seen how much influence that will be. i think the board has made it clear they want to go in one direction and will see if it has any impact. jonathan: we will keep an eye on that. it is tomorrow. bloomberg reporter naomi kresge. let's talk about what we wanted to talk about. putting the shine back on the golden arches. a daunting task for mcdonald's new ceo. she was appointed chief executive in march inheriting the worst sell slump in more than a decade. he unveiled his plan to turn around the $19 billion fast food giant. it will be no easy feat. and the u.s., sales dropped 2%. stocks have underperformed. dam dropped a numbe

there's an overturned vehicle crash new castle county, cocks neck road by gunning bedford middle school. sinkhole in berline ramp westbound to haddon avenue. the get on walker avenue to haddon avenue. if you're traveling delaware to mount laurel they are doing the paving work along creek road. instead of creek use hartford or beverly rancocas road as alternates. >> police in kerry, north carolina say someone planted an explosive device on suv. nobody was hurt when it exploded yesterday. local reports say a man left his home was about a mile away when it went off. the investigators are calling the man the intended victim. police say this was an isolated event and no immediate threat to the public. >>> amazon wants to send you your stuff like right now. that tops tech bytes. >> reporter: in today's tech bytes, amazon raising the stakes in retailing. they will offer same day deliver for prime customers. >>> google has unveiled a photo happen that will allow user to store unlimited videos and photos in the clouds. >> once up there they can search for items it's free for android and ios devices. >>> and google

berlin. our bloomberg news reporter tom mckenzie is in brussels and joins us. you have been to brussels 47 times. what is different on this monday. >> many people might be saying that again but in this case greece faces some deadlines on debt repayment. most people think they will make the newest payment but there are others coming up. one million euros in june, and in july and august, 1.8 6 billion euros. this admin heartening tensions -- this amid heartening tensions. -- hardening tensions. if the statement doesn't come through, the ecb may be forced to reduce emergency liquidity to brinks -- to greece banks. brendan: walk me through the difference between the payments that greece has coming up. the imf is next. is that a more or less implement payment than the one due to the eu later on? tom mckenzie: it is a good question, brendan. it is a more important payment. the greeks want to make sure they are paying. there have been some in the government insert reza, who suggests they be we should default, that we are serious, sticking to the red lines when it come

pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware, speed sensors are high in the 50's and we are not dealing with any major problems for sure. in delays for mass transit. we have construction in berlin on route 30 westbound at haddon avenue knew. off ramp closed due to a sing hole so heist avenue is your best alternate. >>> new this morning one man is hospitalized after a argument outside a bar in mayfair lead to gunfire. it happened around 11:30 in the 3200 block of cottman avenue. three men were arguing when one of the suspects shot a 20 year-old man once in the arm. police are checking the area for surveillance cameras. >>> also new this morning a fire breaks out in the home in the ogontz neighborhood of philadelphia it had happened in the 1400 block of west nedro avenue just after 2:00 this morning. that fire broke out in the bedroom of the two story home. one woman was taken to the hospital with minor smoke inhalation. >>> philadelphia police released this surveillance of the suspect wanted for sexual assault and robbery in south philadelphia. >> that suspect has been terrorize would go man. for the very latest lets check with jan carabao at police headquarters with this video

michigan to london and london to hollywood, which was rough and hollywood to berlin, which was great, back to london and then newwasn't for me, i was hustling. hustling in a big city. it happened by chance i had a shady friend who own adcondo here and i thought, well, this is a nice little trashy hang. you could just pull up to the beach anytime you wanted and look out and see the end of complications. and anybody could do that and it was safe and free and i thought this is beautiful. ♪ >> so, we're eating healthy today? >> yeah. >> what do you like here? i wouldn't have thought back then in my dorm room, all those years later, i'd be eating healthy with iggy pop. i well remember the first stoojs album coming up, the context of the time. this was -- >> 1979. august. >> your music early on was a negative example, in terms of health. and i'm pretty much known for traveling round the world and drinking and eating to excess. what does it say about us that we're sitting in a healthy restaurant, i just came from the gym and we're in florida. >> you're in such voluminous and i indistinguished company and all your works

berlin. do you expect a new chairman? >> no, we don't. meeting would be chaired by the former chairman of the labor union. they will be two new board members. we do not expect a new chairman today. >> there has been so much speculation around this dispute. do we think there will be a validation? what do you expect? >> the two new members who will sit on the board today are two nieces. that makes it less likely that an outsider will come in and become the new chairman of the company. and they can many ways today will be a validation of the trust that the board has shown. >> we are going to get the replacements for the chairman and'tis wife. they are going to fill the supervisory boards and it will not change anything in the business. we expect statements from them? >> i think we can expect them to back him. i do not think there will be any immediate change in the business with these two people taking the seats. they are nieces of piech. they will follow the lead that has been established by the board. >> we look forward to hearing that. th