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and in new jersey, more than 1500. in all, that is enough to fill 70 classrooms, just like this one. despite budget cuts and a 81 million-dollar short fall, philadelphia school district spokesperson ferdinand go guyard says 230 teaches devoted to helping teachers like these won't change. >> we have not cut the budget for teachers in the last three years. so our services continue to be the same for students. >> we asked education officialness new jersey and in delaware how they will handle the increase this undocumented students. jersey officials declined to comment. delaware officials said it will be a challenge but said that they will work with non-profit and the federal government to ensure basic needs are met. live from the news center i'm charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, charlotte, thanks very much. >>> an 800-foot turtle rescued off the coast of brigantine? we will see it happen, next. >>> plus take a ride on the country's first indoor spinning glow roller coaster coming soon to an area

. >> breaking news out of israel tonight where searchers have found that missing student from new jersey. but it is not good news. israeli police say what they recovered is the body of american student who disappeared last week. >> 23 yeared aaron sofer from lakewood, new jersey, was a student at a jewish religious school in israel. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy nolan. details are still coming in at this hour. they found his body emptier injury forest where police say he became separated from a friend he was walking with last fry today. investigators say they still don't know how sofer died. >> obviously investigation taking place at this moment in time to is he what the background of the incident was. if the student fell and went missing or if it's a murder ca case. the forensics and the different -- are still around the area. the area has been closed off and the investigation is continuing. >> while israeli police remain fairly tight lipped, sofer's cousin may be shed something light on what happened. she tweeted, thank you all for your prayers. aaron's body was found today.

but the drive not indicating too many delays on the new jersey turnpike which is, of course, good news. if you're traveling septa regional rail lines everything is on or close to schedule. don't forget we have that accse trolley blitz. route 10, 11, 13, 34 and 36 still being diverted until august 18th. >>> well, school throughout the tristate area there begin soon. you but there's one school district that may not open on time. we'll get details on what's happening today in the push to fund philadelphia public schools. >>> and dangerous attraction. it looks fun and cools you off on hot summer days but quarry jumping can also be deadly. >>> 13 minutes past 6:00 right now. today, an army major general killed in afghanistan will be laid to rest. harold greene will be buried at arlington national cemetery. he was kid august 5th. he was part of the delegation of high-ranking british and u.s. officials training at a facility when a gunman ambushed the group. the gunman was shot and killed by a bodyguard. >>> the office of veterans affairs says it's inkreegs referrals to private doctors. that

ten years later, mcgreevey is still in new jersey. lps prisoners in jersey city make the transition back into society and is an activist for prison reform. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> wet weather is moving into the airy, mainly dry in center city but the western suburbs already see something steady rainfall. grab your umbrellas as you're heading out the door. right now 71 degrees at 4:26. jillian, can you see the rain out there? >> i can in some of our cameras. right now i'm looking at 422, sherpa road. no delays to report, chester county i'm seeing wet roads. the lehigh valley i'm seeing wet roads. i'll bring you those live pictures coming up in just a few minutes. @@@@úúú@@@@ú >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> a riff look at the nbc 10 first alert radar. rain is arriving and storms could be heading our way later. >>> we should learn more about the death of robin williams. an autopsy is scheduled for later today. >>> atlantic city residents plan to make their voices heard today in response to a big tax increas

and the big news is the cleanup after flooding in parts of new jersey. people had to be rescued in millville, cumberland county. the flooding has now receded and we are getting a look at the damage, and lets begin our coverage with karen rogers with a look at the rain totals overnight. >> that is right stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we are dry right now. lets look at these numbers as we watch this rain progress. in allentown, not a lot of just over an inch in philadelphia. but newcastle, delaware, 2.5 inches of rain fell. we are looking at significant totals in new jersey, just under 9 inches of rain at the millville airport in cumberland county, new jersey, things are changing now and it's all off the coastline, in cumberland and parts of atlantic and ocean county new jersey, satellite 6 showing the rain in motion showing the rain as it moved out of here to the north and east. we were socked in clouds and now we'll see partly sunny skies and some clouds are still down at the shore. how will it feel today, it's rather humid, with dew points b

we've got chester county, delaware county there, most of new jersey not affected yet. fill we have not seen rain drops just yet but they are coming. we have lancaster county, berks county affected by some rain and little bit of rain, mostly just light showers scattered throughout the state of of delaware all three counties there we will continue to watch that throughout the rest of the morning and look at future cast to show you on and off showers and cloudy when it is not raining the rest of the day. thunderstorms popping up anytime after four or 5:00 o'clock in the evening and as we mentioned in to tomorrow morning by four or 5:00 o'clock we will have rain around here and hopefully it will be gone around say 10:00 o'clock in the morning. let's say noon just to be safe the the rain will be gone, so, that is a look at what we have going on for precipitation. 77 degrees is our high, late day thunderstorms. some thunderstorms could produce heavy downpours and that means possibility have of flash flooding. so be on the alert for that as well. low temperature of 70 or 71 d

. >>> a student from new jersey is missing in israel. now his family fears he could be the victim of the mid east conflict. and a live look at the ballpark. citizens bank. 71 degrees. phils host washington nationals tonight. good morning. i it will feel like baseball weather today rather than football weather we've had for august. bill henley is in with your forecast. >> 86 degrees yesterday. upper 80s this afternoon. we'll see bright sunshine. yesterday morning we started off clear in philadelphia. same story this morning. and yet there were some areas of fog and we've got that this morning in pocono mountains. hazelton says fog down to half mile advisabili visibility. we'll have a quick warmup. 71 in philadelphia. 64 in trenton. hour by hour forecast calls for plenty of sunshine. low 70s at 9:00. 83 degrees at lunchtime. hour by hour forecast when i come back. neighborhood by neighborhood but first jillian mele has traffic. >> an accident in bucks county southbound bethlehem pike which is 309. you can take county line road if you need

so are the majors in new jersey.m following an accident in montgomery county that we'll get to in just a minute. we talked about the rain is issue an this morning. this is a live look at 76 at spring garden where you can see the slick roadways in both directions. it's not causing problems on 76. the accident in montgomery county in upper moreland, east county line road at centennial road may be slowing things up for you coupled with the slick roadways. be aware of that. this is 95 at cottman avenue where we know there's long-term construction right in the southbound lane over here. be aware of that. chris? >>> the search is on for a man who police say is preying on certain customers after they leave the bank. he's accused of robbing nearly a dozen senior citizens. we'll show you how philadelphia police say he stakes out his victims. >>> plus, a restaurant explosion caught on camera. police want your help in identifying this man. >>> breaking news to tell you about. one person has been hurt in a two-alarm fire in camd

developing news overnight, police in philadelphia and south jersey, investigating a series of violent incidents. flan north philadelphia in critical condition after being shot several times inside a home. 4500 block of bev ear street just after 12:30 this morning, witnesses telling police, three men were involved in this shooting, and that they then took off on foot. three adults, child, were inside the home, they were not hurt police say what they call narcotics paraphernalia found inside the home, trying to figure out if it is related to that. >> double shooting in south philadelphia overnight, two, 18 yndr bainbridge streets. both were taken to the hospital in stable condition. no word yet on suspect or motive. >> we now confirmed man was stabbed multiple times at pine hill new jersey at apartment building there. that attack happened at the pine hill amounts, located on blackwood clementon road. police were called out just before 10:00 last night, no words if a person responsible for that stabbing has been caught. >>> and, the 20 year old man who was shot outside concert for peace

>>> this morning in, police in west deptford, new jersey are reviewing this new surveillance video to track down the person who fired several round at the police station. some of these bullets event went through a door and now a hefty reward is offered to find a gunman. >>> flash flooding, much of the nation is drying out and cleaning up this morning, we will take a look at the areas hardest hit. >>> first though lets check with katie and bob and get traffic and weather together. good morning, bob. >> very same system that affected us brought in flooding and many other big cities across the united states. we will track this system for you, you can still see activity, but we are still starting to clear out. we will time that transition for you, coming up in a few minutes, bob. >>> 5:32. everything is wet from all that rain, you may encounter down tree branch or trash can lid blowing around the neighborhood but things are quiet, except right here an accident on the lincoln drive, between the kelly drive, and gypsy lane, you can see one car there slowly passing the police vehicle. we wil

the little ones were decked out in costumes and new jersey played a staring role. jersey tomatoes, core brothers ice cream and surfer or two. for some babies it was time to take a nap. >> the big story on "action news" is if jim gardner accepts the als ice bucket challenge dump. >> that's the son of dave roberts passing the baton to jim journalism. the viral effort is raising money for als, jim has accepted the challenge, and you will see the results tonight on "action news". >> reporter: i can't wait to see that. >> reporter: the question is will he go for a big bucket or dixie cup? interesting to watch. let's watch i-95 in delco, where things are moving roughly. we had rough commutes on i-95 earlier in the week, but this morning the tail lights moving from the blue route to the airport are getting along just fine. no word on when 495 northbound is going to reopen. it's not open yet. septa trolley routes, 10, 11, 13, 34, 36 still being diverted to 40th and market through monday morning, this is the last weekend for it. >> reporter: let's check the forecast for it.

and annie mccormick in ventnor, new jersey. and starting with adam joseph outside as we say good-bye to summer. >> we may unofficially say good-bye, but here to stay, especially the second half of the weekend. looking at the numbers now, extremely pleasant to begin your holiday weekend. 78 in allentown, low humidity same for philadelphia. 74 millville. a little sea breeze at the shore, the temperature in the lower 70s. the heat will be arriving. 91 in hot-lanta. and jackson, mississippi 93 degrees. as we progress through the weekend the dewpoints, how it feels when you step out, will are jumping how the as well. fairly comfortable tomorrow. a little more humid, but sunday and monday the humidity will hit the tropical oppressive levels. and pretty much say there into tuesday and then trails back off into the middle of next week. the evening planner. by 10:00, 71 under a generally clear sky. a few clouds out there. as we rank the weekend days, the number one day will be tomorrow. with the lack of humidity and pleasant temperature

. >>> and caught on video, seconds before tragedy strikes, a nine year old girl from new jersey fires an automatic weapon and the instructor next to her ends up dead. >> and a shooting inside a camden county hospital. a man kills his wife, then police make another startling discovery inside the couple's nearby home. >>> good evening, i'm jessica den much chris may has the night off. >> the woman was killed inside kennedy university hospital in stratford, new jersey. the couple's adult son was then found dead inside the family home in glendora. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at cooper university hospital in camden tonight where the suspect is being treated. todd. >> reporter: jessica, right now investigators are reviewing ballistic evidence taken from the hospital as well as the suspect's house. ryan was found dead inside the glendora home he shared with his parents. the 35 year old had been shot. investigators check on the home after police say his dad 6384 old raymond walk into kennedy university hospital wednesday morning and shot his wife denise mr. raymond then s

new jersey had to pay $260 million for healthcare benefit. thank you tom corbett for not having the affordable care act. >> this week there will be many community leaders to gather together to talk about education, inasmuch as as we are concerned whether or not the schools are opening in september, we put together a campaign to make sure every child in the city of philadelphia is going to be on grade level by the time they enter 4th grade. the research shows if we can get kids on grade level by the time they are in 4th grade they will do well in school and graduate on time. >> president obama is trying to thread the needle on immigration, on the one handle else trying to dedeport young families in an effort to deter young people, but else going to extend ma'am -- amnesty witness to millions of illegals, we'll see how it turns out. >> one of two puerto ricans was pointed by the obama administration and head the women's commission with regard to uncovering by abuses of women in the military. thisshe is the regional administration and it's a big

he came back to new jersey, got locked up again.as a parent you say that but do you really mean it. i am doing it again but like the judge told me, third time is the charm, i am telling him i am not doing it any more. for me as the person being locked up to go into the prison system i don't mind going back. i do at all the time. i will be speaking to the inmates at trinity state prison on september 12th which is my birthday i told him was my birthday. i will be spending my birthday in state prison talking to the inmates for the naacp to have a branch inside the prison because i believe it is such an important issue. this is it, i am not doing it anymore. i think he understands -- >> you will be there every single time. >> i used to say just don't let your children here several hits against the grounds. and under them, this is the last time it takes that sliding for you if you do it again. tell us your name and your question. let's go to questions rather than comments because we have a wonderful opportunity. >> my name is chris johns

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the stadium is in new jersey. it is just across the hudson river from new york.life opened its doors four years ago. jonathan tisch was instrumental in getting it built. the stadium holds games for the giants and the jets. it's also the largest in terms of seating capacity. all of those seats came with a hefty price tag. >> this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people said to us, why is there no roof on it? that would have been another $400 million. that would have been more money here at there is not a dime up public money in this building. it is all privately financed. it was quite a remarkable accomplishment. >> the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when the plays host to the most-watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. >> super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. first time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being played in a northern city

it's less expensive than new jersey or new york. they don't charge for the beach. our taxes are low. tax-free shopping. i think they're starting to find the area. >> reporter: perfect night as we look north up the boardwalk. my family just rolled in for the right-ha weekend. there's no reason to not even make a day trip down here. come september, october and beyond. coming up at 6:00, we will talk about the interesting ways the local chamber of xheof commerce gauge things here. >>> here are some of the stories making news. it's closing time this holiday weekend for two atlantic scity casinos. the union will open a special resource center next week for the thousands who will soon be unemployed. >>> made in america is getting ready to welcome 80,000 people to the ben franklin parkway. it starts tomorrow and again on sunday. simultaneous crowds will be held in los angeles and philadelphia. tickets run about $180 for a two-day pass. >>> students s in a community being warned to stay vigilant after a teenager was sexually assaulted. police are asking for your help to id

no issues to report on the majors in pennsylvania, new jersey or delaware. wever, in montgomery county, a minor incident in limerick, evergreen road at rupert road, there's an accident there. be aware. >>> katy just touched on traffic situation surrounding this breaking news we're following in camden this morning where there's a house fire that started as a two-alarm fire 45 minutes ago. it's spread to a third row home, a third building there on south 4th street in camden. we know one person at least was injured. nbc 10's jesse gary on scene telling us that person has smoke inhalation. we also know that our camera was following a few minutes ago when part of that building collapsed. we're trying to get the video of that collapse into the system so we can show you that dramatic video. firefighters barely gotç out o the way of the falling debris there. we'll have a live report from jesse in a few minutes. stay with us. >>> nbc 10 first on the scene in camden where we continue to follow breaking news. a house fire there has spread to a third home. one person in

moving into new jersey 295 northbound at 561 we have an accident here.rlier accident southbound on 295 the black horse pike has been cleared but quite a delay lingering all the way back toward area have of 73. definitely going to need to fill up before you head out today, jessica. >> thanks, variety the tore use. >>> still to come, summer is almost over but savings are just beginning. three on your side uncovers best things to buy over labor day weekend. >>> selfie obsession a dad secretly films his daughter's manic selfie sessions and now it has gone viral, kathy. >> now i think i have seen it all, don't get any idea from that, kid. >>> weather-wise we are looking at conditions that will improve and it will get more comfortable out there before it heat up again as we head towards the the in of september, we (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. sometimes, caring for your neig

>>> breaking news this morning flood watches and warnings, remain in effect throughout much of our region as rain begins to move out, but not before, swapping cars in south jersey like this one on delsea drive, in millville. police tell "eyewitness news" they have received several cars for flooded out basements. the good news a lot of the flooding is beginning to recede, katie will have more details coming up in just a matter of moments. >>> it is wednesday, august 13th i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. also breaking an all out search to have a pair of men break in the home and opened fire on three people in wilmington. >>> just moments ago two robbers target a local convenient store pistol whipping the clerk and we have new video into our news room. we will show you more. >> i went through a lot of trouble to get you out of here. >> that is why i didn't go. >> remembering lauren bacall her unmistakable voice and unforgettable rolls and lines. >> golden age of hollywood. >> yes. here's katie with the latest. >> i want to start off if i can to take you back in time. we are looking at 4:30 yesterday morning where we were facing round of showers and em

jennifer joyce in gloucester county, new jersey, where there is liquor store stirring up some controversybut, first, we need to talk about the weather caitlin ross. >> good morning, if the alarm just went off d- v, just went on, pretty warm out there right now, but will turn cooler, more comfortable today. giving our thursday a nine on scale of one to ten, a loft sunshine, cooler and less humid than the past couple of days. certainly hot. but, the only caveat to today, it is pretty breezy, in the afternoon we could see gust toss 25 miles an hour, and that could carry over into the evening. >> eagles hat on later today, beautiful evening if you are headed out there. if not great afternoon by the pool where buddy. a temperatures in the 60s, seven's right now, pretty warm here. >> 784 the drive in, see the temperatures drop, 70 and 80, by noon, 84 the high later today with pleasant breeze. that's look at your forecast, the latest on the holiday weekend still ahead. let's check traffic within the 6:00 hour. see how we're doing out there, as the commute begins to pick you up. mainly constructi

brown pleaded not guilty to killing a college student in new jersey. prosecutors claim the killings are part of a bloody crusade to punish the united states for its policies. >>> happening in new york, prosecutors say 25-year-old nicole veasey and her lawyer said she was the victim of an abusive master-slave relationship with her boyfriend steven howell. he's waived his right to a hearing. >>> police are investigating the death after a boat exploded. a dock worker was burned in the blast is in the hospital in stable condition. the boat drifted to a dock nearby setting that on fire and damaging two more boats. >>> u.p.s. says a data breach may have exposed some customers' credit and debit card information. a computer virus is found on systems on 51 u.p.s. stores including pennsylvania and new jersey, the breach involves 100,000 transactions made since january. a spokesperson for u.p.s. said it's not aware of any fraud related to that attack. >>> the environmental protection agency says two communities in our area are dealing with water contamination pro

also, again, heading from new jersey, in and out of new jersey, or in new jersey, 42, 55, 295, on the green. katie we in the green weather wise? >> i would say so. i guess it depends, when we say you're in the green on radar, never good thing t always means there is green. i know what you mean boy. that will green means go in the traffic worlds. we can spin this anyway we want to, flight. >> i like. >> we've got nice day though, the bottom line here fungoids the weekends it, will be pretty nice day, as well. live on "skycam 3", ac looking good. basically clear sky out there right now, hands full every clouds have been rolling through, generally nice and clear and comfortable outside. so this has to be a good beach day. beach day forecast in a matter of seconds. sit tight. storm scan three quiet asbell, clear as a bell, a-okay here through the entire day. disturbance nearby may bring in quick shower, quick little burst of rain perhaps, through delaware, or south jersey, overnight tonight but for now the humidity is low creeping up in dover, not to the point it will be oppressive today.

it happened along the new jersey turnpike this morning. the 66 year old driver was then thrown into a creek. three new jersey troopers may have saved his live forming a human chain to get hum out. he was rushed to the hospital where he's now in critical condition with burns to his body. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> well two delaware landowners could be forced that pay up over that i-495 bridge closure. environmental regulators have sent the dupont company and the property violation notices. the companies own the land around the bridge and the state is not specifically blaming them for damage to the bridge but the state is claiming illegally stock piled dirt on the land damaged the bridge. the various fines could cost the companies 2,000 bucks a day. the bridge closed back in june. the southbound lanes reopened july 31st. northbound lanes should be open around labor day. >> big honors for one of the stars of the taney dragons. >> taney fever is not just sweeping the area it's sweeping the nation. >> it is. 13 year

vamos a ver de quÉ se trata. >> con la firma de la vice gobernadora de new jersey, hoy se ratificÓ unaÓximo otoÑo, todos los estudiantes de escuela secundaria aprendan a dar primeros auxilios. >> quiero que mi hija aprenda, porquÉ no se sabe si, espero que no le pueda pasar a ella o a su alumno... >> el representante estatal por el quinto distrito, Ángel fuentes fue uno de los promotores, junto a otros funcionarios del estado. >> ahora en toda la escuela superior, tiene que hacer el esfuerzo para que todos podamos aprender a salvar vidas. >> en especial a los que compartieron sus historias de haber sido salvados por adolescentes, entrenados para dar primeros auxilios. ademÁs predijo un futuro con mayor seguridad en las escuelas. >> como la madre de un joven que va en la secundaria, le da las gracias. porque nos brinda tranquilidad a los padres, que enviamos a nuestros hijos a la escuela. >> los departamentos de emergencia locales de new jersey, lo jugaron un papel muy importante ya que serÁn ellos los que entren a estos chicos. >> serÍa genial que todos en el paÍs pudieran dar los prim

what else can you tell us specifically about the state of new jersey? esko one of the things i will say in general is this is the importance of getting the more fine detail data. we may not field to identify exactly what is going on in the individual community that this is why it's important to break down to the state level at least we are getting closer to capturing the reality of what is going on in the area so that's the big picture and the importance of the report. and you know what i mean what does happen is sometimes there are communities that are more depressed than others and yes they do kind of get washed out and the state levels but we are getting much closer to getting a more detailed read on a geographic basis. >> host: did anything jump out to you? >> guest: of the original plans the results may very and all economies are locals who she's talking about how to pull back in the military spending locally affect the community and we've seen a great deal of consolidation in military spending across the u.s. and essentially that's spending has be

a grand jury in middlesex cun tee, new jersey, handing up that indictment. charging 47 year old michelle, with the murder of her son timothy wilt see. she told authorities her son disappeared at a carnival in sayreville in may of 1991. his remains were found in known into. still no word on whether shell wave extradition and return to new jersey. >> the body of an arm major general is now back on american soil tonight. majomay general harold green ise highest ranking officer killed in combat since the vietnam war. his body was flown from afghanistan to dover air force base this morning. he died tuesday when a man dressed as an afghan soldier opened fire on a military camp near kabul. it was believed to be an insider attack according to authorities. 12 other people were hurt including many americans. >> he managed to get off quite a few rounds until the guard detail responded to him and shot him. >> that shooting now raiding concerns about stability in the region. the obama administration says a physical full investigation is underway. >> a grim surprise in do

you're good to go in new jersey.amden, there's an issue to tell you about, breaking news we've been on top of all morning. a fire near 4th and spruce streets. an alternate around that. i just checked in with the crew that was at the scene. there are still road closures. you can take second street or broadway. in newark, a new situation just in to our system at route 896 northbound at four seasons parkway. there's an accident. be aware of that. >> katy, you were talking about that fire situation in camden. that's the breaking news we've been covering all morning. still impacting traffic and nbc 10's jesse gary has just talked to the fire chief and has a live update for us. jesse? >> that's right. the flames are out but the next phase of this operation is set to again. i'll tell you what that is right after the break. >>> an update on the breaking news we've been following all morning in camden. nbc 10's jesse gary is on scene for us. jesse, what can you tell us now? >> that's right. they have finally put this fire ou

avenue, construction crews again still out here taking out the two right lanes, and coming in from new jersey, not bad. fifty-five, the expressway, the parkway, all of the bridges look fine, mass transit running with no delays. erika, back to you. >> here's a look at today's headlines, some breaking news in montgomery county. two people are hurt after a row home fire on the 900 block of yerkes road in norristown, now, this is video just got in. one person suffered smoke inhalation, and another has a broken how older. >> a preliminary investigation shows oscar winning actor robin williams died of apparent suicide at his home in the san francisco bay area. an autopsy takes place this morning, williams was 63. >>> also, there were no arrests, but no looting in the st. louis suburb of ferguson, missouri, two days after un armed teenager was shot and killed by police. community leaders and the parents of 18 year old michael brown, are calling for calm. >>> your time 5:17. a daring rescue with severe weather hits hawaii. see how several sailors were saved on the rough seas. >> also, from south phil

new jersey aid for animals. they have this dog.are interested in adopting this beautiful little mini, she is only 10 pounds, four years old. please contact new jersey aid for animals. >>> doctor rose, animal wellness center in chaddsford, pennsylvania, doctor, you're a hollis i can veterinarian, also conventional vet. lots of questions. okay, hyperthyroidism in cats. what's it look like? >> the signs that you me? cat with hyper thyroidism, they tend to vomit, tends to get thin in spite of good appetite. that's because the metabolism is racing. >> you can prevent that with medication, and we were talking last time, could you put medication, wear gloves, but on the ear because they are pretty hard to? >> exactly, medication absorbs through the ear, gets into the bloodstream, as long as you wear gloves you're protected. >> good to know. mass cell tumor, one of the people on my facebook page wanted to nope, keep hearing about this, what are they, how do you prevent them? >> a tumor, a cancer, made p of mass sells, a particular kind of

that's up next. >>> plus -- >> i'm new jersey governor chris christie. >> we'll watch as new jersey'sernor gets drenched in the ice bucket challenge. >>> this is from our south jersey bureau. investigators in cumberland county have a new clue. they're asking for your help as they search for a hit and run driver. vineland police are hoping you can help them find the white pickup truck in this photo. 49-year-old armando lopez was hit and killed sunday as he was walking across landis avenue in vineland. >>> the sale of the nba's l.a. clippers to steve ballmer is official. the price, a record $2 billion. that transaction went through after a court confirmed that shelly sterling did have the authority to sell the clippers despite your husband's objections. the nba called for donald sterling to sell that team after he received a lifetime ban for making racist remarks. >>> the mother of murder victim ron goldman is auctioning off her right to the cash that o.j. simpson owes in a wrongful death judgment. the football hall of famer was ordered to pay $9 million to the goldman family after bein

bruce, camden, new jersey, may be in an unwanted spotlight. >> reporter: that's right, lucy. the maker of the action adventure video game called watch dogs are hindering that there new release due this fall may use camden as the back drop for its high energy mix of sex, foul language and end less supplies of graphic violence. watch dogs twitter page gives i was sense of what is in store. players adopt the role of a macho commuter hacker killing, maiming and blowing things up while trying to catch an evil mastermind. in camden up and coming cooper plaids neighborhood newly greened up and better cleaned up than before, folks are not thrilled at the prospect of a video game depicting their city as a dangerous hell hole. >> it's not a fair reputation, no. because the city has bottomed out but it's on its way back up. still real people in camden. >> reporter: do you feel like camden is a safe city? >> if you -- if you mind your business and you know, you don't participate that's any city. if you don't participate in the bad things, yes, it is. >> reporter: public housing is under r

that's a look at your foxcast, we check traffic, new jersey turnpike southbound at burlington mt. holly, talk about construction there this week, we've still got t has the left lane block until about 7:00 a.m. so if you are early commuter might see backups, there otherwise clear before the rush really picks up. on the pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension southbound near lansdale, construction has the left lane blocked. kerry? >> kate inch, will thank up, just about 4:33, breaking news out of north philadelphia this morning, shooting victim crashes into a building, in north philly, causes that building to partially collapse. steve keeley live at the scene with the details, steve? >> reporter: well, this was probably a drug deal gone real bad. and if you are going to have something like that happen, probably no better place for the killer to get away with it than right here. it is a completely dark mostly abandoned street. and you look at the ground here, you seasicker else, chalk outlines of where eight of the 18 bullet casings were found, right here, on seybert street. you ca

earlier this week, the new jersey state supreme court weighed in on a controversial new technique in the fight against crime: the growing use of rap lyrics as evidence in criminal cases. prosecutors say those lyrics can help prove a suspect's motive or even contain a confession; critics argue rap lyrics are largely fiction, and playing graphic lyrics in court prejudices juries. the newshour's william brangham has the latest on a topic he first reported about in june. >> reporter: back in 2005, outside this new jersey house, a small-time drug dealer was shot multiple times and left near death by the curb. while his story changed a few times, he'd later tell police that the man who shot him was this man: aspiring rapper and fellow drug dealer vonte skinner. though skinner says he's innocent-- he admits he was there that night but says he didn't pull the trigger and doesn't know who did-- he was arrested and charged with attempted murder. at his trial, prosecutors had 13 pages of skinner's extremely graphic, violent rap lyrics read aloud to the jury. they were from notebooks found in th

this is route 73 right at the new jersey turnpike. >>> 5:41. we continue to follow breaking news from fairmont park. we've found out that there are two bodies throfloating in the schuylkill river. a third man was stabbed and taken to the hospital. the three were all robbed and abducted and thrown into the river. nbc 10's monique braxton is live on scene gathering new information. we'll check with her shortly. also, philadelphia police searching for suspects after an overnight robbery at a food distribution center. the guys posed as cops and got $100,000. also ahead -- >> it will be a crime to lose this unique resource. >> dire straits after more than 250 years. the darby free library could head toward its final chapter. >>> we continue to follow breaking news from fairmount park. two bodies are floating in the schuylkill river. we launched sky force 10 to give you a better view of what's happening there with police on scene. a third man was stabbed and has been taken to the hospital. police say these three were all robbed, abducted and thrown in

we do have a little slow down southbound at 168 and in new jersey, no accidents to report on the majors either. >>> we all heard the stories about babies that just can't wait and born on the highways and in taxi cabs, well, this is a new one. this mom gives birth while trying to register her son for preschool. >>> and crowds gather to watch the spectacular site at the new jersey shore. wait until they tell you what's jumping out of the water. >>> see what they're looking at? crowds of people gathered in avalon to watch a half dozen dolphins jumping out of the water. video taken by an nbc viewer. >>> a man who carved a swastika into his neighbor's lawn. scott cooney is facing charges after his neighbors watched him. they took a picture and called police. >>> three corruption are expected to plead guilty next month. they're due in court in september. they were among ten people charged in february with racketeering and conspiracy. walsh and gillian also accused of several arsons, including setting fire to a new construction meeting house in 2012 causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in

that's in haddonfield, new jersey.the tavern got three grants to fund exodeviation project on the gown. now, it is at the end after a month long project searching to find the foundation of the 1764 tavern which had been demolished. >>> well, summer often means a trip to the shore or to the poconos, but for some, they're going to new heights on their vacation, custom limo tours, cooking and art classes, all involving, you guessed it, marijuana. fox 29's chris o'connell traveled to denver where the tourists are flocking for a real mile high vacation. >> ♪ >> we were here on vacation for our anniversary. >> steve earn thought what's a better way to spends a romantic seventh anniversary vacation than visiting picturesque denver, colorado. >> wow. >> but these love birds from seattle didn't come for the rocky mountains, for shopping, for weed. >> i figure while we were in town, we would stop by, enjoy some of the recreation. >> welcome to colorado's business of pot tourism. >> he you just casino of walk in, show them your i

news. >>> another shooting in south jersey, targeting police officers. this one coming just one day after these bullet holes were found at the west deposition forwards station. >>> plus, thieves steel a five year old's ipod during a birthday party. what the child does when she realized it is missing will make you say ahh. >> plus, they say everything is big nerve texas. but maybe that's why one guy decided to build what he says is the world's biggest pool. how he's making quite a splash in his neighborhood. >> pictures? >> why, snapped. >> this little girl very sorry. why she needs a photo of her uncle right away. it is coming up in the trend. >> oh,. >> look. >> i know, cute, right? good day everybody, this thursday, august 14th, 2014, almost to the weekend. and we want to know what you're doing to get ready for back to school. it is right around the corner. so tweet us, using the hashtag fox 29bts. >> let's go to sue serio, 5:01. >> hi, here's the number of the day. you know, we assign a number every day to help you figure out what to do. as far as the

of sadness and some closure here in lakewood, new jersey tonight here lucy. word trickling down here through this mostly all tra orthodox jewish community that the body of 23 year old aaron sofer was in fact found in a forest in jerusalem. his parents identifying the body earlier this afternoon. the 23 year old man was israel studying in rah bin in a cal school he weren't out for hike last friday with friend then separated at a steep incline. that is the last anyone had seen of him. for the last six days, us rally search teams have been scowering that 310-acre forest. it had been feared that sofer may have been abducted or even killed by palestinian militants or the hamas terrorist group, but the family seems to indicate this may have just been a horrible accident while police say they'll now try to find an exact cause of death. >> obviously the investigation taking place at this moment in time to so what the background of the incident was. if the student fell and went missing or if it's a murder case. the forensics and the different, are still around the are