but it's -- it's worth it. >> from east newark, new jersey, jennifer lahmers, fox news. >>> you had mec and cheese now that you're full it's time to relax. the spruce street harbor park coming back for another season. the popular summer spot along the delaware river. it's going return on may 12 many and organizers promise more of those hammocks this year so you can kickback and relax along with festival on opening week food, music, even a petting zoo. >> sounds like a fantastic time. you know what, fox 29 weather authority right now which is giving us many a fantastic time over the past few days. live look at wilmington and looking ahead to easter weekend. we are in store for some summer like temperatures yet again. meteorologist scott williams with how warm it's going get in only 15 seconds. >> high temperatures for thursday made it into the middle mid 60s. officially 66 degrees the high temperature in philadelphia. 3 degrees above average. we saw some sunshine. we saw some cloud cover now we have more clouds kind of rolling back in. most of us will stay dry with this disturbance howe

consider "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in newark, new jersey. >>> it may be fruitful. we gin the focus to smart cell phone companies that benefitted from an increase in enterprise customers and stronger software sales. blackberry is transitioning from smartphones into a software company. ist says it expects to be profitable in fiscal 20 each. investors liked what they we heard and sent shares up more than 11% to $70.75. >>> accorda therapeutic says it lost a ruling on four patents for multiple sclerosis, it says it is disappointed and a quarter shares down 21% on that news to $21 even. dupont will sell a piece of its crop protection business to rival fmc and also will buy the majority of fmc's health and nutrition unit. dupont said the deal will help it when approval from the european commission from its proposed takeover of dow chemical. it set back the closing date for that deal a third time. >>> fmc shares popped 13% to 6959. dupont down 1% at 8033. >>> cbs health says its contract with blue cross and blue shield to provide specialty pharmacy services will expire at

new jersey. his previous job was mayor of newark, new jersey, which is a sanctuary city. senator, thanks so much for joining us. >> it's great to be on again, jake. >> here's a question a lot of people out there might be wondering. why shouldn't u.s. immigration laws be enforced in cities if someone is in the country illegally, why should law enforcement look the other way? >> it's actually a matter of public safety. and it's not about looking the other way. when i was mayor of the city of newark, my paramount focus was keeping people in my community safe. and that meant having a good relationship with immigrant communities. if folks don't feel like they can trust the local police, come forward and talk to them about a mugging, a robbery or larger investigation, then we lose our ability to enforce local laws. we should not be doing the federal government's job. what people don't understand about this so-called sanctuary city, it's not violating federal laws. often the requests we get from the federal government are voluntary requests. if i'm holding somebody who is john s

tomorrow the rest goes home. >> full house there. >> but it is worth it. >> reporter: from east newark, new jerseyjennifer, "fox news". >>> from food to fun big things happening on the atlantic city boardwalk and we do mean big, new attraction coming that will definitely take you on a wild ride. ♪ hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. >>> thinks reading, pennsylvania. sue will have more in a moment but first all rock and roll from the likes of john lenon, led zeppelin and bob dylann and bob marley. the new university exhibit takes you behind the scenes of the intimate photos, the work of bob boone, famous photographer was there for last night's opening reception check out rockers on display at pearl stein gallery through may. >>> atlantic city is get helping from the state to pay for a new roller coaster, the cost, 138 million-dollar. the polar coaster will be built near boardwalk site once occupied by the sand. new jersey economic development authority agreed to pay nearly 30 percent of the cost, it is expected to open in

then he caught a cab to newark new jersey. he spent th it is possible he is in the home country of india and that is why getting him on the list is so important. brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. he isn't the only marylander on the most wantedded list. bishop is added to the list. the former foreign service officer would be 80 if he is still alive. michelle: the nationwide manhunt is over for a man accused of killing someone and posting the video to facebook. >> we have a closure in regard to the search for steve stephens. michelle: he killed himself. the drive-t stalled him and told him that the fries were still cooking. q: when it comes to the questionable content, how is it responsible to get it deleted? they rely on you to let them know that something is wrong. but experts say it shouldn't be a responsibility. you can come across anything. even murder. >> we will do all we can to prevent tragedies from happening. >> mark zuckerberg admits that it is a problem. the founder of the center for ethic and the policy agre

one tops them all and its list of business diners, time out magazine named top diner in east newark , new jersey only the best in the state, but the best, in the country. >> you see number one. >> number one in america. >> in new jersey. >> yes. >> reporter: no, in america. >> in the u.s. of a. that is impressive. i'm impressed by that. >> reporter: it has been around since 1920's, not much changed except shiny exterior and few neon lights. >> people come over here they feel at home. the construction workers can come here, the lawyer can come here, the grand mom can come here with their grandchildren. tops is a place for everybody. i can eat anywhere i want, thinks only place i make sure i hit. >> they have great burgers. we have 20 different burgers on the menu. we have a great butcher that brings the burgers every single day. >> reporter: is there nothin girard bright doesn't of the menu. >> spaghetti meatballs are good, i like taylor ham, eggs. the home fries. >> are you a diner person. >> i would say i'm a food person, as you can see. >> reporter: along with tops, two other tri-state area re

. >> we have a treat in the studio, we have dale and the choir from newark, new jersey. [applause] they are competing in the adult choir category for the 35th annual mcdonnell -- faster which is taking place on saturday, mal center. it will air on my9 at a later date. they are fantastic. they're going to take it away with some fabulous gospel music to make everyone stay. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> i'm speechless after all of that. we do have mcdonald gospel executive director, curtis joining us. i know you enjoyed that right now. >> i'm excited. that's a gospel music is about. it's about the excitement of god, the love, peace and joy what god brings. they are so wonderful. we are going to have a wonderful, fantastic time on saturday, may 13. this choir and 3000 other folks will be on stage. we just had a fantasia, we are excited about that. [applause] for those folks who have never seen fantasia do her r&b thing, when you come and see her do her gospel, were going to have church. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> great job. >> you sound

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\he\e razz was last seen a day after the murder at a hotel in newark, new jersey. the fbi is offering a reparred for up to $100,000 for information leading to his arrest. fugitive patel marks the 114th edition. patel is from india. investigators say there are no indications he left the country legal limit detectives suspect he may be staying with relatives in new jersey. another maryland man is also on the fbi's top ten lists william bishop is also accused of killing members of his family back is still alive. >> new tonight if you were at the nats game this weekend you may have spotted this, political rivalry among neighbors at an apartment building across from nats park. it got some attention t and it had people laughing. on monday morning the building management told everyone to take all the ban ers down. fox5's lindsay watts has the story. >>reporter: people who live here at camden south capital have until may 1 to ditch all patio did displays and that incs political matters like the black lives matter sign. and the sports signs. people who live hearsays this ha

. >> host: jaden dixon, kenneth mills tucker, stanley taylor, pedro cortease, newark new jersey, chicago, dallas, houston, marlet, michigan, san jose, california. pick one of these ten names and tell us his or her story. >> guest: the first child to be shot is in ohio. >> suburb of ohio. >> guest: it was his hometown suburb. i think the near before. jaden's mom, nicole, had a rule, if you are up socks and shoes in the morning and dress before you. you can play mind craft or watch cars for the 80th time. jaden was ready that morning. he was watching duck dynesty. there is a knock on the dor. they are not used to people coming around before school but thought it might have been a couple girls down the road who came for sugar or a lift to school. jaden jumps up, answers the door and pulls it back like he is going to jump out and say boo. but nobody comes in so jaden pokes his head around the corner of the door and bang. nicole's ex, and the father of jaden's older mother, shoots jaden square in the head. shoots his ex-partner and doesn't kill her and then is killed in a shootout. that is ho

. >> newark, new jersey pizza place is combining two favorites, tacos and pizza. w taco pizza at tony bologne 's in hoboken has buffalo chicken, sirloin stake and three tacos on every slice now that the word is out tony bolognees is scrambling to keep up. >> we have 286 on preorder, last time i checked. we have about 40ish people waiting for whole taco pizza and 30 or 40 waiting for slices. so maybe like 350 pies, by the end of the day. >> so now how about this, they say taco pizza was inspired by late night customers surprise, surprise. >> they were drunk. >> yes. >> it runs ten dollars a slice or $80 for the whole pie. >> again they were drunk. >> you got to like that and willing to -- >> alcohol does a lot of things to people. >> and not that i would know anything about that. >> or you. with your wine coolers. >> you have to bash the wine coolers, every chance you get. >> well, coming up young girl in texas is raise being money to buy books. >> but not for her, for police officers. four year-old chloe joyner lives in houston and she wanted to give those books to

liz: newark, new jersey mayor saying president trump trying to force sanctuary cities into becoming fugitive slave catchers. let's take that to lawrence jones saying nothing like slavery; right? >> liz, i think this is just nonsense. the suggestion that somehow these people are slaves when they come to america illegally unlike the african slaves who came here unwillingly and went through hah treatment. these ople get free health care. they get treated like any other citizen without having a constitutional amendment which black folks had to have to get the same rights even after coming here unwillingly. liz: i hear you. we also have this for you. mayors in los angeles, new york, chicago, saying they will continue to provide sanctuary to illegal criminals. what are they getting out of defying the president? >> they're getting votes. that's what they want. votes. this is another tactic to rowel people's emotions up. to make this a race thing. to make this something against immigrants. when this is just about following the law. i don't think that's anything hard to do at this point. i think that

newark hoping for that. he wanted him out of new jersey. it's ironic he has not had a real kind of position in the forefront in that administration. >> i've known you a long time, most of your life. knew your father before you who was one of the people we grew up under as he set a course for the national black political convention. so just between us, is cory booker going to run for president? i mean, you succeeded senator booker as mayor. you know. you can tell me. >> well, it feels like it. he said that he wasn't thinking about that now, and i heard a couple of interviews where he expressed that, but anything is better than what we have now. and i think cory booker would probably make a good president. >> well, anything is better than we have now, i think that when you put the sanctuary situation and the situation of the budget there, it's really a time to gear up and see. thank you, mayor. let me remind people, the mayor will take part in the national action network annual convention from april 26th-29 in new york city. it is our first c

but it's that -- it's worth it. >> reporter: from east newark new jersey, jennifer lahmers, fox5 newsank you so much jennifer lahmers. now we've got delicious restaurants right here as well. so philadelphia is gettin gettie praise this time about italian food. two restaurants have been ranked by nationally by the daily meal as -- in the 50 best italian restaurants. so vetri by chef mark vetri in center city. they earned the number two spot. highlighted for its happened crafted dishes taking a look at austere ya on broad street also founded by the vetri family they're cleaning up. they earned a spot on the list coming in at 127. it's cuisine is described as homey but first rate. all right. do you the italian food. >> who doesn't? >> okay. favorite. >> when do you italian you got to do it right. you going to -- >> unlimited bread sticks and all you can eat salad. >> definitely not. you got to have the guy in the back of the kitchen doing it making everything fresh. i moved out to conshohocken i'll show love to the people out there in the bushes and a place by the name of tra for ya true

he was last seen at a hotel in newark, new jersey. he hasn't been seen since.offering an award up to $5,000 for information leading to his arrest. fugitive patel is an addition to the top ten list which has been in existence since 1950. >> even though patel was born in in yeah there is no indications that he has left the country. the detectives suspect patel may be staying with relatives in new jersey. meanwhile another maryland man remains on the fwi's top ten list. he is william bradford bishop. he is suspected of killing five family members in their home in bethesda in 1976. his whereabouts remain a mystery. they believe he is still alive and the fbi receives tips about bishop nearly every week. >> prince george's county police tonight need your help identifying stabbed to death in forestville take a good look at this composite sketch. this woman knocked on the door of a house on springdale avenue. the homeowner found her unconscious on the front lawn she died a short time later. police believe the woman is between 20 and 23 years old. she is five eleven and

in fact, just last week, someone reported seeing patel at a hotel in newark, new jersey.t now, the fbi's offering a reward up to $100,000 in this case. >> thanks, chris. >>> healthier snacks coming to vending machines in montgomy today the county council approved a bill that will affect all the vending machines on county-owned property. that bill requires that half the items in every machine meet the recommended nutrition standards for sugar, sodium, and fat. and every drink machine will offer bolttled water. officials from the maryland, delaware, d.c. beverage association say they have already placed clear calorie labels on the front of all their bottles, cans and packages. they're also placing calorie awareness signs on the vending machines in maryland. >>> some good news, relief for expecting mothers who take antidepressants. a new study suggesting it's safe through the first trimester. researchers in sweden found no connection between the medicine and increased chances of autism or adhd in a newborn child. they found antidepressants and premature birth. of course expe

. >>> in other news this weekend dozens of puppy preparing for public service by training at newark airport in new jersey. these will one day become guide dogs for the blind and yesterday they walked through the airport terminal and got on escalators and boarded a plane and it helps the puppies get used to the environment and trainers say airports are one of the most complicated places a guide dog could be required to go. >>> the senate will vote on president trump's supreme court nominee. and how politics could play a role in neil gorsuch's future. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt. i graduated into it. it was keeping me from doing the things i love, like traveling to see my nephews. but i knew there had to be a way to manage it. citizens bank education refinance loan. call... or visit citizensbank.com/refi to find out how much you could save in less than two minutes. i refinanced more than 6 federal and private loans. even if you've already consolidated, you can still refinance now that i'm saving, i can visit my nephews. and i can help you with your student de

united is the dominant carrier at the airport in newark, new jersey which is popular alternative to theork city airports. ( pam ) even washington is taking notice tonight of the united video. ( catherine ) at least one lawmaker says congress should investigate and find out if what needs to be done to protect future travelers. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith has the response from the white house. trt: 1:26out: in washington, i'm mark meredith00:00-00:08 - courtesy (upper left) twitter: @tyleróbridges00:31-00:41 - graphic, lose lower third 00:46-00:57 - sean spicer / white house press secretary 01:01-01:09 - mark meredith / washington d.c.first, there was outrage on the plane.now outrage on capitol hill. washington dc congresswoman eleanor holmes norton and othersare upset over this dramatic video showing a man forced off an overbooked united airlines flight. while the airline and chicago police are investigating. holmes norton wants a congressional investigation tonight, she's calling on united airlines staff, chicago police, and the f-a-a to testify .in a statement, holm

at the state level, new jersey governor chris christie has noted that united control 70% of the traffic through newark international airport in northern new jersey, and he has urged the department of transportation to adopt a regulation to prevent overbooking. stopst thinks it ought to here he is nervous as things how united might be handling flights in his city. the passenger was outrageous, but states generally aren't able to pass many of their own laws governing airlines. airline policy tends to be said that the federal level, so it is a member for congress or the department of transportation to regulate. howomeone on twitter says can the airlines not know how many tickets were sold in the age of technology? >> they know how many are sold but they don't know how many people are going to show up on that day, at the exact time, to flight to louisville. they need the flight to a private louisville and potentially go somewhere else later at night. they don't want the late, things moving smoothly, passengers onto the plane, there are checking requirements, security requirements. you might recall very lo

i come from newark, new jersey, and the police department is being overseen by a federal monitor following a 2014 review that determined officers repeatedly violated citizens' civil rights. and as we speak, gorsuch's record on civil rights is troubling. the national bar association, r nation's oldest and of predominantly african-american lawyers and judges that gorsuch has shown a strong tendenciesy to be incorporate interests and bias against workers and victims of civil and human rights violations. the confirmation of gorsuch would threaten the probings and he rights of african-america cans. gorsuch is in lock-step with the president favoring the wealthy over ordinary americans. is is why i i oppose his confirmation. even those who disagree that gorsuch would bring a bias view to the court, to see the necessity in delaying the confirmation of gorsuch given of the ng controversy trump cover si. it is made by the president who is under investigation by the scandal.d trap and the senate should delay consideration of gorsuch until an independent commission investigates russia's election inte

of the are starting to talk in that direction, in addition, at the new jersey governor christie, noted 70% of traffic goes through newark airport in northern new jersey he urged democrat of transportation, elaine chow to to prevent tion overbooking and he just thinks that it ought to stop, he's how things might be handled with united handling city, y flights in his removal of the passenger was generally, but states aren't allowed to pass many own airlines, rning airline policy tends to be set at federal level, it is probably matter for congress or the department of transportation to regulate. says agewer on twitter of computers, how can airlines not know how many tickets were sold? guest: they know how many were sold, what they don't know, how many people are firmly going to up that day at o'hare to and 20 minute flight to louisville, they need and fly to arrive somewhere else later that night. they do not want delays, they want everything to move smoothly, get the passengers on to the plane, there are check-in requirement, security requirement, you might recall, very long lines at chicago o'hare last summer because of

. >> host: let's hear from barbara from newark new jersey. >> caller: speaking about near-death experiencesnsory perception. i had a near-death experience and i think the brain is more powerful than any computer. also, have you heard of dark social? it's supposed to be something where on the internet people can read what you write on facebook or in any kind of log or anything and then they take it and they write it and claim it as their own. and then when you go to verify your own writing, you're being told that you are plagiarizing yourself? >> host: before you go you talked about near-death experiences. what was yours? >> caller: i fell on concrete, slipped and hit the back of my head on concrete, and i had no, nothing to prevent my whole weight hitting just on the back of my head. and i was out for, i don't know how long. but when i got in the ambulance, i saw, i don't know whether it was vertigo or what it was, but it was like a jet speed it up rocket ship speed, like, in front of my eyes, but it was, it was going from left to right or right to left. and it was like, what would you call

the mayor of newark, new jersey, cory booker down in washington, d.c., he failed to revive the city.mbles much. lost its minor league team. loses businesses, effectively, going after illegal aliens is like the old slave roundups. paraphrasing what he said on politics nation this weekend. this is the kind of derangement where everything happens, point it as extreme negative against the trump name. stuart: they're desperate to hang on to constituents in the gay community, african-american communit hispanimmunity, got to hold on to them somehow. >> long time ago, sometime in the past few years, you and i had this discussion, dirty little secret in the democratic party the black community is not one monolithic, living as fiscal conservatives they realize they're more centrists and americans, libertarian than anything else. that takes them away from the congressional black caucus. takes them away from al sharpton's, jesse jacksons of the world. pushes them to the american model, not separates into identity politics. what category would they come up with for stu varney? supposed to be in t

this has heavy downpour through newark delaware, salem new jersey, cumberland county, new jersey ands is pushing north. we could get a rumble of thunder overnight. 52 in philadelphia down from the high of 68 nine degrees above normal. allentown, 56. trenton 51. atlantic city airport 51 and wilmington, 51-degrees. we started the day with sunshine, clouds rolled in this afternoon. you see the wave of rain developing. it's a fast-moving storm, and the rain will be out of here. lots of clouds with showers. roads are wet. the morning commute can be slow. 6:00, 55. 8:00, 57-degrees. future tracker timing out the showers, 7:30 the steadr steadyn out of here. lunchtime, breaks of sunshine, philadelphia and areas to the south, scattered showers to the north and breaks of sunshine, temperatures in the 70s. with that, we could have hit or miss showers or thunderstorms. best chance is areas to the north. that's where we get the heaviest rain. allentown, around an inch. philadelphia closer to half inch of rain tonight through tuesday not as much rain as last friday. then temperatures off to the r

correspondent, rob schmidt has the latest from newark airport in new jersey. >> oh, my god. >> everyone is talking about the video aviation police dragging a passenger off a united plight, his face bloody. a paying customer, so united could make room for its own employees. >> oh, my god. look what you did to him. >> reporter: other passengers watched in horror, and millions have watched online. on "good morning america" a complete flip flop by the ceo, who originally blamed the passenger. >> do you think he is at fault in any way? >> no. he can't be. he was a paying passenger, sitting on our seat in our aircraft. and no one should be treated that way. period. >> reporter: a mess for united has become an opportunity for new jersey governor chris christie to take action. christie asking transportation secretary, elaine chao to suspend federal regulations that allow airlines to overbook flights. the move they use to ensure maximum profitability by keeping planes packed full. >> they kick the guy off the plane and the other three to make money. >> yes. >> that's it. they're doing it with th

effectively run our police department, to the point now that my -- we have great police director in new jersey, newark, rather, italian cop who grew up in the department who is raving about having this partnership. people get this wrong and think it's like, police morale versus community relations, public safety, no. they're not mutual exclusive, they're linked to each other. it's liberation end. you can have -- the way to have effective public safety, the way to have a great morale on the police department is to power the police to do their job well. most cops want to be really effective on their job and want to have connections with the community. >> so there is, i think, there is this foreign bipartisan consensus about some of the failures of the war on drug and the approach to crime that produced mass incarceration. you're someone who has been out spoken on that. there's a question about now that we're dealing with the epidemic, it is predominantly in areas if we'll get a different approach. i'm going to play you this video that's been going around online. it indicates to me, people think, we'll s

news". >>> simply incredible. >>> nearly 100 puppies hit the ground running at newark liberty international airport in new jerseyesterday, the four legged friend were there to be trained as seeing eye dogs a key part of the training program toys put the dogs in places where they learn not to get distracted. another group of pup is in training will have the run of the terminal c, next saturday, there is your dose of cuteness this morning. you're welcome. >>> still ahead meisha johnson takes us on a dream drive to a museum full of secrets. >> oh, wow what is happening. >> yes. >> this is a trapdoor. >> it is a house with the unique design and colorful crown jewel of chester county a museum that will feel like being inside the mine of the great woodworker, this painter and artists loved unusual shapes. meisha johnson shows news this weeks dream drive. >> ♪ >> we are on our way out to malvern to a museum, that is going to be unlike any other museum we have ever visited thus far. trail is wharton museum, opened appointment only. to get in you have to gannonway. >> he in wood. becomes known as movement as well as for

i loif in new jersey. newark's is closest airport. that's united hub. what am i going to do?o -- >> that's my point to phil. no choice. >> exactly, that's where these companies -- >> these companies have discovered the profit motive after 40 or so years. it's a reason bable why berkshire is buying four of them. he's the number one shareholder in three of the four right now. these are companies that have figured out how to make money. they like making match e inmone. the it's a whole different ball game and sometimes, things like this fall through the cracks, they make mistakes. they want to move planes efficiently. but if it weren't a plane, it would probably look less bad. if this were a steak house and they overbookeded and came in and removed someone, probably the dragging and pulling over the seats wouldn't have been as necessary. it would still be bad. on a plane, just looks so much worse. >> this is just abject stumd ts the people. >> we're done. next up, we need to -- didn't get his take on that. defebding the rise of machines in the world of stock picking. halftime re

. >> a new jersey high school senior has big decision to make, have you heard about her? >> from danville, new jersey, north of newark accepted to all eight ivy league schools, i hope she picks upenn. in addition to the eight schools, she also has accepted, well, she may except a bid to stanford, they want her to come to school too. her decision won't and easy one for sure. >> i got into harvard early action, and oh, i will ' go there then i got into eight. i was shaking, my gosh, my gosh, this might be eight out of eight. i click it, it said congratulations, i was like oh, my goodness. >> so. >> wow. >> i love this. >> wow. she is going to study biology. and she's going to have to make her decision here in the next cup old of weeks. >> go girl. that's amazing. >> yes. >> just to have those options. eight out of eight. >> wow. >> she is special. she talented. >> come to philly. we would like to have you here. okay, syracuse grad, sabina, is standing by. hey, sabina? >> and i still bleed orange, mike. all right, so the nfl draft is coming to philly. and if you didn't know it, well, now you can't miss the signs. you do

new jersey and northeastern, maryland and part of the chester county in pennsylvania. so one area of rain, upper pittsgrove, bellinger's mill there where it is raining heavily in new jersey n delaware newark is there a pocket of heavier rain there kind of stretching in the southern most part of the chester county right before you cross border in to maryland. everything is moving from south to north. it won't be long were we see round one here in our area, this morning. grab the umbrella leaving soon here comes round two coming from south to north, again, throughout later morning hours and then it starts to get really heavy this afternoon. i would say after lunchtime when we can expect heavy downpours, maybe even pop up thunderstorms and all of this isn't out of here, until early tomorrow morning. even after that on wednesday it stays cloudy. we have a couple left over sprinkles for evening rush hour but that won't be a big deal. big deal is what is coming later on in the day today. right new we have temperatures that are in the 50's and we expect to remain in the 50's all day because of the cloud cover but difference between today and yesterday, wind have pick up. we have 10 miles an hour

. >>> planes weren't the only things with tails at newark liberty international airport in new jerseyly 100 puppies hit the ground running inside the terminal c yesterday. the four legged friend were there to be trained as seeing eye dogs, a key part of the training programs, it is to put the dogs in places so they learn not to get distract. another group of pup is in training will have their run at terminal c next saturday. isn't that your dose of cute for the morning. >>> we have heard about therapy dogs, right, and cats too. but what about therapy chickens. having animals around is known to be good for us and some people in our area are capitalizing on that in a very unique way. reporter john mcdevitt from our sister station kyw news radio, shows us the benefits. >> reporter: rose budd or rosie is no ordinary chicken. she's a therapy chicken. she wears a diaper, gets frequent pedicures and then, talks to people in schools, nursing homes and rehab centers. rosie's owner is gwenn bail of haddon township, new jersey. she talks about a touching moment when a young man with down syndrom

new jersey state trooper in the hospital in newark with serious injuries after this crash. it happened yesterday afternoon on i-78 in warren township, summerset county. it's not clear why the trooper crashed, but he suffered serious injuries to his leg. dozens of rescuers had to work to get him out of his smashed cruiser. >>> philadelphia community is joining together to the remember a toddler who was found dead. nbc10 was at a vigil for 2-year-old azeem pheron in west oak lane last night. police organized the event which the family chose not to attend. azeem was found dead last month. police arrested his primary care giver who faces charges including concealing the death a child. >> a number of these officers came to the scene and were affected adversely by the scene. it's important that we get some type of closure. that closure comes through this vigil. >> we are still waiting for autopsy results which could reveal the cows of the death. >>> philadelphia police hope that this video will help them catch a masked robber. last week, police say the suspect barged into the el

." >>> new jersey law makers joined forced in newark to express their frustration over transportation funding. they say the shut down of amtrak trains is unacceptable and even want president trump to step in. >> i am beyond the point of frustration, the new administration has to come to the table with a commitment not just for a new jersey problem or a regional problem but an american problem. >> just last month an amtrak train partially derailed at a station cory booker says that the region is on the brink of a traffic armageddon. >> and sky 6 hd giving a live look at the skyline this evening. and it's a relatively dry day but could see the run of rain tomorrow. cecily tynan is live with the accuweather forecast. >> hi brian, a cloudy and cool afternoon. temperatures right now 59 degrees if philadelphia and we have got a wind off the ocean out of the southeast but if you look out to the west there is warmth building. pittsburgh currently 72 degrees and we'll tap into some of that warmth for the next few days and it will come at a price. some unsettled weather as well. satellite and r

and checking in with mass transit, newark inbound service running with 15-minute delays. new jerseymtrak, and the patco line on time right now. >>> showers moving in. i'm tracking mainly light rain, but there are heavier downpours moving in to chester county. the first round of rain comes through this morning with temperatures in the 50s. we mean warm into the 70s. we'll have -- we will warm into the 70s woompt . we'll have a midday break. most of saturday will be dry. clouds will build late in the day. there's a chance of showers saturday evening. and sunday more likely to see rain to start with in the morning. those showers into the early afternoon hours and drying out later sunday afternoon. cooler for the weekend. and some showers are panossible next week. if you're heading out, you'll need the rain gear to start with. and again later this afternoon. >> we'll be ready. >> next week looks terrific, as well. >>> a good weekend, guys. >> comcast cares day tomorrow. see you then. >> we'll have local updates throughout the morning. you can always get realtime news, weather, and traff

afternoon mike sor ren teeno, the reality tv star known as situation is back in a new jersey federal court. they appeared in newark today. they are facing new charges of tax evasion and falsifying records. both are pleading not guilty. they were indicted 2014 for other tax offenses. they also pleaded not guilty in the past and claimed millions in personal expenses as business expenses. >> new details are emerging about what investigators found at prince's home after the singer died. according to swas released today, police have found a number of pills stashed in different places including in a suitcase. friday marks the one year anniversary of the singer's death. he died of an overdose of the powerful painkiller fentanyl. >> finishing a marathon that's impressive to begin with, the boston marathon finished in 2 hours and 9 minutes and 58 seconds. man from kenya took first place. it was his first marathon victory ever. the kenyanen also won the woman's race. the winning time on the women's side 2 hours 21 minutes and 53 seconds. >> crews are setting the stage for one of the biggest events in sports in just ten days

morning's heavy rain, we had inn steps flooding this was up north in northern new jersey you're looking at route 22 a busy road in newarkorning. the rain and pretty much stopped the morning commute and there could be additional flooding later this week when all of us get another round of rain and thunderstorms. right now in ultimate doppler all of this is pretty much settled down a few pop-up showers this afternoon and as we look live at reading it's dry and some sunshine trying to peek through the overcast. temperatures are fairly warm. mainly in the 70s this afterno afternoon. philadelphia up to 72. wilmington 75. 76 in millville and atlantic city. dover almost 80 degrees this afternoon. you have to love that. as we look at the nation as a whole, you can see the 80s to the south. sweeping up through atlanta, through the mid atlantic at 82 in raleigh and philadelphia about tepp degrees cooler. so the cool air still to the north but we're seeing warmth building and this is going to be sweeping northward over the next several days. that's the good news. we have a little bit of a shift in our weather pattern. as we go hou

we check in with newark, delaware, also clear skies, coming in the a 36 degrees. let's hit up new jersey here slightly milder, but for this time of year couple every degrees below average in cherry hill, new jersey, jenny has the clear skies coming in at 39. once the sun is up, in about 15 minutes, it will go to work, nice warm up this afternoon, still battling little bit of breeze this morning, windchills below freezing at times. right now 39 degrees, down in south jersey right now, came may courthouse, looking liver getting ready for the nice sunrise in about 15 minutes or so northeast winds sustained at around 15 miles per hour, so there is chill in the air. overall weekend planner looks great. plenty of sunshine today. still on the breezy site specially this morning. but, still breezy into the afternoon, and evening hours, and then tonight mostly clear not as cool as this morning, dong to the 30's in the suburb but probably the city lower four's, tonight looks great, sunny even milder, light winds, very comfortable. it will feel more like april. >> and that's what we were waiting for

newark right w now. spotty showers. they could be with us into the late afternoon, early evening hours. not a lot of rain, scattered, light showers. dry, 66 in new jersey. unusually warm also for the suburbs and philadelphia. 65. a breeze at three miles per hour. clouds with us at 8:00. showers in philadelphia at 67 degrees. you could see a few raindrops, but it won't be all-day rainfall. 56 in the lehigh valley. this is one area i expect to stay dry. rest of the area will see scattered, light showers as we march into the 70s this afternoon. still an unusually warm day. not as warm as the 80s yesterday. we'll get late-day sunshine from new jersey, 73. 72 degrees with some late-day showers at the shore. and into the 70s for delaware, philadelphia, and the suburbs. i'm break it down hour by hour to show when you will most likely need the umbrella when i come back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has the first alert traffic. >>> thanks. we're watching the roosevelt boulevard now. here are the cameras around 17th street. looking good so far both directions at northbound and southbound sides. if you're headed southbound heading toward the schuylkill

governor's asking new jersey transit to temporarily stop maintenance payments to amtrak, and he's considering suing amtrak to get millions back. >>> former vice president joe biden will be in newark today for a rally to celebrate the opening of the biden institute of the university of delaware. the institute will focus on developing public policy solutions on economics, the environment, civil rights, women's rights, and criminal justice. >>> 4:35. a traffic stop takes a dramatic turn for a new jersey state trooper and a pregnant woman. >> coming up, we'll hear the moments that that trooper helped deliver a baby. >>> and bad medicine for bon jovi fans. why the new jersey rocker is postponing some shows. >>> and after the storm, we'll show the damage left behind from yesterday's severe weather. >>> and we are tracking a chilly day. temperatures only topping out at up to 49 degrees. it looks like the winds are going to start to kick up. i have the phillies' home opener forecast coming up on the other side of the break. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are chea

newark right w now. spotty showers. they could be with us into the late afternoon, early evening hours. not a lot of rain, scattered, light showers. dry, 66 in new jersey. unusually warm also for the suburbs and philadelphia. 65. a breeze at three miles per hour. clouds with us at 8:00. showers in philadelphia at 67 degrees. you could see a few raindrops, but it won't be all-day rainfall. 56 in the lehigh valley. this is one area i expect to stay dry. rest of the area will see scattered, light showers as we march into the 70s this afternoon. still an unusually warm day. not as warm as the 80s yesterday. we'll get late-day sunshine from new jersey, 73.

brian: cory booker, mayor of new jersey, once mayor of newark.r from the great state of minnesota. ainsley: i love the guy. if we show the or the angle on his cell phone, doesn't even stop texting someone even when he walks. brian: he has a country to run. used to be a lot more crowded with all the democratic senators. not as crowded as it used to be. ainsley: the guy next to him with the blue party hat. steve: or live tweeting. you never know. happy birthday, cory booker, you are 48 and one day old. brian: very nice guy. ainsley: yes. steve: bring in the host of "justice," judge jeanine pirro. >> two shows this weekend, saturday and sunday. steve: i'm sure you're talking about this. ann coulter was shut down not allowed to speak at berkeley because they couldn't insure their security. they can take care of people on the left but apparently can't take care of people on the right. >> the argument they can't provide security is absurd. anytime there is a problem you have something called mutual assistance where one police department will ask the lo

newark road can get you around the closure. and a crash on the commodore barry bridge bridge headed into pennsylvania and slowing into new jersey as well. and the commodore is probably not your best bet, use the walt whitman instead. and the issues on the knowledge turnpike south of exit 4 flooding in the left lane and farther south in gloucester county more flooding and speeds of 12 miles per hour and 295 southbound a better bet. we'll check it again if the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> more ahead on "action news" at 5:00, a crack down on distracted driving in new jersey. new at 5:00, what could soon arrive at your front door if are you caught doing anything but driving behind the wheel. >>> plus, a potential break through through with children affected by autism. when "action news" at 5:00 continues. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and