. >> i'm here in newtown, connecticut to speak with the people and make sure that a tragedy like thesandy hook elementary never happens again. on december 14, 2012, six teachers and 20 elementary school students lost their lives at sandy hook elementary. i sat down with the people of newtown to hear their story. >> i am walking around looking for this little brown had and i don't see it. sure this is not a thought in your mind anything could happen to your child. >> she never did find his little brown head. her son, jesse lewis, lost his life on that day. >> i guess i felt numb. i felt like, ok, it's survival mode. it's you know two years later -- i will -- it will always be incredibly difficult. >> as i think we proliferate our society with more weapons or opportunities to get terrible weapons, we may see the body count go up. >> the weapons that were in adam lanza's hand on 24 teen -- on december 14 should never have reach his hands and hopefully will not reach the hands in his mental state ever again. >> limiting the size of the magazines would not have made a difference. it did m

and many of them live here, in a neighborhood called newtown. >> i rode with a few officers that are african american and from newtown. >> officer ken rainy has been on the are force for two years. >> they would see a certain amount of trust with an african american officer responding to whatever their situation may be. they may feel a little bit more trust that their situation is going to be handled fairly and impartially, whereas they might not feel it would be if it was a white officer responding to the same situation. >> until recently sarasota 's citizens had a problem with the police force. another one of the chief's biggest challenges is bringing more african americans into the department. back in 1979 just 4% of the police force was african american. 95% was white. five years later, the justice department concluded an investigation which found that the city's employment practices had a, quote, discriminatory impact on blacks and women. sarasota was ordered to take corrective action and by 2007, 10% of the police force was black. but by 2014, the number of african americans on

a couple of issues in delco we have fire act activity in newtown township at goshen road. >> thank you matt. it is tebow time for the eagles. we're at the big board to breakdown chip kelly's latest off-season move. tim tebow is expected to sign a one year deal with the eagles today. the heisman trophy winner has not played a regular season nfl game since 201. the signing doesn't guarantee he'll make the eagles roster. that has not discouraged these fans. >> very excited about that. in chip we trust. >> i think he'll be a good locker room presence. he'll bring a missing piece to the team. may they need that locker room cohesion a little bit more. >> reporter: tebow joins murray. ron jaworski talked about the tebow deal and you'll hear about that in the next half-hour. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest on the tebow signing. our sports team will breakdown how this quarterback will gel with the eagles offense. >>> in other news, the fire marshal is bills busy in bucks county this morning trying to figure out who set fire to a local church. dann cuellar spoke with the past

newtown township bucks county we have a water main break closing eagle road by the pet smart and pncout the day today sick with sycamore instead. there was a horrible overnight accident in buckingham township bucks county. a vehicle lost control and plowed into a pole and preceded to veer off into the woods. the downed pole meant some power was out for a number of residents in buckingham township. durham road is closed between lower mountain and spring meadow roads. swamp road is a possible alternate. an accident blocking landis avenue at new panther road. new castle county a tractor trailer accident is closing the northbound lanes of i-95 coming away from the maryland state line, old baltimore pike or pulaski highway are alternates there. matt, i know you have details of what happened there. >> that crash along i-95 in delaware is one of several fatal crashes that happened overnight. the action cam is in the diamond state where tractor-trailer slammed into a car dragging it a short distance and causing it to burst into flames. the driver was killed. this happened near the newark exi

just keep that in mind, also, newtown, as women. so the glennside electrical fire at mount carmel road at keswick avenue, then again in newtown, weaver one, as well, goshen road near tyson road, again, that's outside electrical fire. right now, mass transit is looking good, reporting no delays on septa regional rails, new jersey transit and the patco speed line is on time. airport also looking okay, you may want to call ahead. that's checking your forecast, let's see what's happening in the skies. >> yes, good morning justin, we ends up today with strictly just rainout there. it will be pouring down on us, as the morning progresses, but, there is at least nice little break expected by midday, and then we get another round. so, sort of splitting our day up, by day part. starting off with soggy mess. look at this. you have got soaking rain pounding down right now up and down i-95, basically just overtaking our region. it is all moving in from the southwest, by the time we hit this afternoon and evening however, we are going to see the

and also, we are dealing with an outside electrical fire, newtown, goshen road near tyson road.o, don't forget whether on the road you can get updated information about traffic backups with the new cbs philly traffic app. download the app now on itunes or in google playment back to you. >> all right, thank you. eagles are in the headlines again this time tim tebow expected to sign with the birds, tebow has been out of action for about two years now, but we're told he's ready to play. tebow is expected to compete for a quarterback job in camp. >> also, in the news this morning, funeral services take place today for two year old david, who was killed in a hit-and-run last week in kensington. police have located the car involved. however, they have not made any arrests. >>> a man is un arrest after climb ago fence outside the white house with a suspicious package, package not dangerous, lawmakers considering increased security around the executive mansion to deter any fence jumpers. >>> hundred feared dead, nearly 100 had been rescued including many children. officials say this cou

up in newtown though, water main break from last night. will send us on detour, eagle road at swamp road. watch for delays there. and they're almost finished with the construction on the northeast extension they've been working all night about three different spots between the lehigh valley, all the way down to mid-county. so headed out the door, you may catch the end of one of those construction trucks, but, otherwise mass transit looking good, chris lauren, back to you. >> bob postal worker arrested nothing hazardous found, police inspected. >> this is guy row copter, piloted by 61 year old postal worker named doug hughes. hughes boarded the aircraft, hoping to deliver his plan on how to fix campaign finance. after landing officials ordered a temporary lock-down of the capitol visitor center and the bomb squad was called out to inspect that aircraft. nothing found by way after bomb. they found hughes, though. >> former nfl star aaron hernandez given mandatory sentence live in prison without parole after being convicted of first degree mu

if you're interested call newtown police. >> there are so many don'ts. >> they may get a lot of phonecalls. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. a candidate collapses. you saw it live last night here on nbc 10. this morning, a recap of last night's debate and an update on how lynne abraham is doing. >>> and protesting through a play. this morning how students are drawing attention to the school budget crisis in philadelphia and beyond. >>> plus, how about cold and wet to start your wednesday out here? as we take a live look at center city philadelphia, 44 degrees. you need the umbrella heading out the door this morning. grab a jacket too. we are about 20 degrees colder this morning than we were yesterday. good morning welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll find out more on the change of weather from brittney shipp. good morning. >>> good morning. a lot colder this morning than yesterday. that will continue as we head into the afternoon. temperatures are not going to budge much. we'll stay in the mid

the classes runs first week of may and if you're interested you just have to call newtown police. >>> we have new information about the death of a violent man in police custody. >> that incident was caught on tape. next what the list chief is saying about his officer's actions as they tried to subdue the man. >>> cooking up healthy food for those battling life threatening diseases. a program that takes students from the kitchen and lab right to cancer patients. sbrooichbd 1k3w4r50i6r . >>> convicted all counts. today a jury found joe scarkar dzhokhar tsarnaev on all 30 counts. that same jury will also decide whether tsarnaev will get the death penalty. during the trial, lawyers admitted he had taken part in the marathon attack but say his now did ted older brother was actually the driving force. three people were killed more than 260 injured in that attack. it happened nearly two years ago. >>> tonight we have new information about the man who died while in police custody. >> police chief is talking about the sgint for the very first time. cydney long is live tonight where the police

water main break yesterday afternoon closing eagle road in newtown, township. sycamore gets you around that. bucks county, i-95 things look good in the great northeast. overnight construction has cleared, the same is not true in knew cattle county. -- new castle county. northbound lanes are closed. stick with old baltimore pike or 40 pulaski highway instead. in vineland there was an accident that brought down a pole closing east landis avenue at new panther road. >>> we have several crashes overnight, one that you mentioned, matt that left a fuel spill on i-95. a tractor-trailer ran into a car dragging it and it burst into flames. haz/mat arrived at the scene to deal with the leaking fuel. matt will keep you posted on when that area will be reopened. in south jersey, a driver smashed into utility pole knocking down wires on a road in vineland, cumberland county. the action cam was at east landis avenue and new panther road. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> two hit hit-and-runs that took place earlier this week, the driver hit by a fleeing driver

getting word in newtown township delco an outside electrical fire, fire crews respond to the scene along goshen road and tyson road. a fire activity along keswick avenue in glenside. there's construction lasting all day into tomorrow morning in haddon township, they are closing the ramp from 168 northbound to 130 northbound, we'll be keeping tabs on that, as well. >> happening today the fbi will update it's results of an homegrown terror investigation. several young people were arrested in minneapolis and san diego yesterday suspected of being isis sympathizers and traveled to syria or have plans to go there. isis released a video showing the killing of christians in ethiopian. >>> two officers raced to a scene after getting a 911 call, when they got there they found the car flipped over and the driver strapped into the seat of the crumbled vehicle. the officers cut the seat belt and dragged the woman to safety. 24 seconds later the car burst into flames. the victim was taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. >>> the baltimore police department is conducting an criminal investigat

it's become an annual pilgrimage pilgrimage 26 bike riders completing a journey that started in newtown, connecticut. they ride in honor of the victims of gun violence and to promote gun safety laws. one of the final stops on this four-day 400 mile trip is the washington national cathedral. they call themselves team 26 after the 26 victims of the sandy hook elementary school sthootings. in december of 2012 one of the riders lost a sister in the massacre at virginia tech. >> i learned a lot about our gun laws and what to do to prevent tragedies like this from happening and washington hasn't done enough since then and since sandy hook to keep us safer and prevent the tragedies. >> the group then got back on bikes to meet with lawmakers. this is the third annual sandy hook ride. >> winter is finally giving way to some spring weather and it came just in time. the nationals new baseball season has also arrived. and there are some changes to the fan experience. tom sherwood looks at what's in store when you head to the park. >> the most obvious change new metal detection gates for all fans ma

6 live double scan showing philadelphia right now we have a mist and a pocket of shower activity newtown and moving through doylestown and lifting to the north but there is more on the way so keep the umbrella on hand this evening, and keep the winter coat the accuweather highlights show we are 30 degrees cooler than monday, it was sunny and 75 and yesterday 69 degrees and today 31 degrees cooler the high is 41 degrees, that is the average high for the middle of february, not early april felt like winter when you consider the winds, winds out of the northeast combined with the temperatures show that we are talking windchills, windchill 43 degrees in philadelphia and 30 in trenton and feels like 31 at the boardwalk in atlantic city. big problem also likely fog visibility now not all that bad 3 miles in allentown and 2.5 in wilmington and we'll stay with the clouds tonight and tomorrow and the visibility will likely drop and dense fog could be a big problem for the friday morning commute. temperatures show what a difference with the wind flow with the winds from the northeast, north of thi

john: you look at the polling -- after sandy hook and newtown, we doubt there will be a turning pointwe got the nra was weakening. none of those things are true. it is not like there was not a second amendment absolutist position. the majority of people are more for gun rights now than they were three years ago. it is clear. mark: the democratic nominees for president, since blue bill clinton, have been people that are a little more aggressive on gun safety. one of the many questions about hillary clinton and how she will perform is what does she do about these issues because she will probably follow her husband's instinct which is s less aggressive. you can see every major republican presidential candidate with one or two exceptions -- rand paul, chris christie -- at this meeting and basically speaking about the importance of this second amended. john: i think the key thing is it is true there has been thehat gun rights are on the march. it is a matter of salience for voters that care enough to vote about it. those people will vote republican anyway. those are not movable voters anyw

action cam caught kid of all ages dancing in newtown today this event also featured food, bounce house and balloons, and several law enforcement agencies were also there handing out important information. another big draw was limo once owned by the king of rock and roll himself elvis pressly. >>> a community in montgomery county came together today in support of the friend and a neighbor. there was a huge turnout for second annual walk for charles hippel in north wales. charlie is a father of two young children. he was diagnosis with als two years ago. he receives full-time help but keeps his spirits high. today's event raises money for his care. >>> a little girl whose strength and perseverance captured heart of the nation was in philadelphia today. lea skill whose father is pro football player devon still played a special role during an annual temple university football tradition. "action news" reporter annie mccormack tells us why. >> reporter: high in the air this four year-old flipped the coin for temple's cherry and white game. the she's tiny but tough tougher than any of the guy

city played on sleepy hollow basketball team number 34 in 1966 yearbook and jener played football newtown high school in connecticut. well tonight jeeper's former coach described him as a sue purpose athlete able to play a number of positions. >> he was the best quarterback even though i had a quarterback to hand the ball-off. he was best running back i had. he was the best punter i had. >>> jener says tonight's abc interview is last one he plans to do as bruce. the next interview he says will be when he emerges "as her" be when he emerges "as her" social media has been buzzing about her all night. lady gaga, he ellen degeneres among the few calling him brave. >> thank you sharee. >> imagine making nearly 5 bill don't in a day. amazon ceo jeff did that today. amazon stock jumped 14% after company earning report showed growth in cloud services. the spike held propel nasdaq to record high above its peak in the dotcom era that's good for 401 ks that include amazon and especially for basoz who jumped 14 to 9 on forbe's list of richest billionaires. >> the first batch of apple watches are hitt

new construction during the mid days beginning today through mid june they'll close newtown road.ater main break right by bryn mawr college this morning blocking off morris avenue. so that's a good spot to avoid and of course all the normal delays are taking shape along the schuylkill expressway with speeds in the teens. same on 95 as you come southbound in the typical slow spot. watching a crash that has cleared in willow grove along ellis road. everything reopened there but cheltenham avenue and ogontz avenue is a another accident scene. we're hearing there were some people injured in that particular crash. matt. >> thanks matt. a parking spot spat on long island led to this brawl between two women at a mall on sunday. this is new video of the fight which surfaced o and facebook. one woman straddles the other punches her in a face which a cloud which included young children watches. no word on the victim's condition and police are using the video here to try to identify the aggressor. >> happening today the u.s. supreme court will consider banning a drug used in some executions.

abington accident at old york road and abington, glennside newtown, both have outside electrical fires this morning no reported delays for mass transit. that's a look at your ride. ukee, back to you. >> jd, thank you so many a bringing him in in march looks like the birds are making it official. sources tell "eyewitness news", tim tebow is joining the team. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now in pennsauken to get reaction from some of eagles nation. jan, good morning. >> good morning i just spoke to denver broncos fan who says he is not official lay philadelphia eagles fan because tebow time is coming to the city of board brotherly love. flip side of the coin, some saying this morning what are they anything? take a look, "eyewitness news" has confirm tim tebow now in town and expected to sign a one year contract with the eagles this afternoon. the well known quarterback has actually been college football analyst recently, last played frees season football with the new patriots, last regular season game back in 2012 with the new york jets. many have thought tebow's footb

they're going to close newtown road so at that point darby paoli road might be a better bet. debris along bethlehem pike near trewigtown road. matt and tam. >> thank you matt. >>> images you see right here taken by our baltimore abc affiliate showing a mother confronting her son and then getting violent with him during that unrest in baltimore have gone viral. >> now, some parents in particular african-american parents have been cheering this one on. now toya graham the mother she's explaining why she aggressively went after her 16-year-old son. the single mother of six says she spotted her teenaged son on live television throwing rocks at police so she immediately went down to the street standoff and dragged him home doing so yelling and shows and smacks. graham said she didn't want her son to be the next freddie gray. others in her neighborhood applauded her parenting. >> we do care for our young. we do care about our city. and everyone that's not our blood related children. >> graham says she hopes that this will be a teachable moment. >> officials in bucks county need you

and these young ladies were all girl scouts from service unit 507 in marple newtown.aking a special appearance one of our favorite girl scouts josey dennis, who was there with her dad matt dennis who is an executive producer here at "action news". >>> they make a cute couple. >> they are cute. >> there you go. >>> philadelphia flyers need to find a new coach. >> they do, again, this happens a lot with them. ten coaches in 20 years. that will be flyers fate that gm ron hextall fired coach craig berube. he was told he would be let go this morning after almost two seasons at the helm. berube took over for peter laviolette, last season. chief's record just over 500 but team clearly under performed . especially on the road. hextall made the decision last night after, telling him he wanted to take his time with determining berube's future. what is he looking for mountain next head coach. >> the right coach gets the the the most out of everybody. we've got some young players coming, we have some young players on the roster. we have some young players in the minors. i will be

and midday construction will close newtown road in east town township.middletown township bucks county downed wires this morning are blocking business one at bristol oxford valley road. stay up on route one the super highway instead. overnight construction in the process of clearing out on the westbound turnpike near bensalem. for now right lane remains blocked there. tam. >> thank you matt. >>> this is breaking now. the first night of a week long curfew in baltimore was a rather peaceful one. that curfew lifted just 30 minutes ago. let's go to the big board to erin o'hearn. she's got the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the city got off to a rough start late last night. officers did make some arrests when people in the streets were throwing bricks and rocks at officers. the crowd, though, then lessened after police deployed pep pell pellets and smoke canisters. from that point on police did have the city under control. now you can tell from these scenes that the night again started off unstable but the situation didn't get close to

venture the newtown square in america like south by southwest and coachella.t's this white house correspondents dinner weekend has become is a festival of great conversations of people that have never talked to each other before, and half the people don't know who each other are? the celebrities don't know who the politicians are. >> each news organization can bring a quality celebrity and now celebrities, they're a big deal. >> let me tell you this. let me tell you this celebrities have the more juice than the media organizations. >> everybody wants to see who's sitting at my table. who's with neil. >> 2.5 million followers which is more than the media organization. >> everything you are saying, david is the problem with the white house correspondents dinner. the people servants come together and act as if they're celebrities. this has the gone out of hand. >> i don't believe that. >> the media is in bed with them. >> i don't believe that. it has conversations events are about curating conversations ten people at table. >> i don't think substantive conversati

. >> born and adopted in montgomery county campbell had a happy childhood in newtown square.t was when she became a mother herself she wanted access to her original birth certificate. hoping to use it to track down more information about her birth parents medical history. >> i need these records. i need them in case something happens to me. or in case something happens to one of my children. >> because of her adoption that information is sealed. >> you don't have access to your birth certificate. is that frustrating to you? >> it's absolutely frustrateing. i just feel like you're being denied a basic human right that people who aren't adopted have. >> reporter: there's now renewed push to change that. house bill 162 would give adult do adoptees in pennsylvania access to their original birth certificates. if passed, this bill would follow the current trend of more information in adoptions. >> today it is open adoption. things have changed drastically. there's not the shame of it any more. in fact, women who place are really cite quite a bit thought of for makeing this sacrific

his family will hold a special funeral service here at the washington crossing national cemetery in newtowno say goodbye and thank you to a 20-year-old who jumped at the chance out of high school to serve his country. >> to know that he's not in a ditch somewhere for eternity that's what i think about all the time. >> reporter: chris i checked with the department of defense records. this report right here 179 pages, 7,856 people unaccounted for. that is just in the korean war. a lot of experts are trying to use d inform a to reunite these people with their loved ones. >> absolutely. idea of leaving no man behind is certainly alive and well. >> exactly. >> david spunt, thank you very much. >> good to see you. military is recognizing the victims including the 13 who died in the fort hood shooting rampage. dozens of purple hearts and defense of freedom medals given today to soldiers, civilians and the families of those who were killed. the ceremony took place at fort hood where the deadly shooting happened back in 2009. nadal hassan was convicted in 2013. he's been sentenceed to death nor atta

in east town township they're going to close newtown road so darby paoli road is your better bet duringnew work zone. still have the work crews on the scene of monday's major mess in lower providence. but the good news is south park avenue has reopened. they're still out there cleaning up. not surprisingly. it was such a mess and making some repairs but you can get by this morning on south park avenue if usual headed over to 2422. have a crash by warwick square in bucks county along mill road. in bucks county middletown township close to sesame place by the buffalo wild wings peco is now on the scene of those downed wires but business one lincoln highway still blocked so use the super highway instead. construction still wrapping up on the westbound turnpike near bensalem. speeds in the 30's headed toward that. and in bustleton we still have that crash involving the police cruiser along krewstown road. stick with bustleton avenue as your alternate. meanwhile we mentioned last time around in new castle by the airport a crash with the waze app along the southbound side of 13 at 141. little

midday construction will close newtown road in east town township. better news in lower providence.opened south park avenue at about 1 o'clock this morning. they say crews will still still be out there making repairs to the road surface but the road is passable for you this morning. we're watching some debris in hatfield along bethlehem pike near trewigtown road. overnight construction on the turnpike. and one more work zone is in mount laurel burlington county along 38 westbound by the new jersey turnpike. a lane blocked there for the next half hour. matt. >> thank you matt. breaking this morning the curfew in baltimore just ended moments ago at 5:00 a.m. the city has been under a virtual lockdown since 10:00 last night due to monday night's riots. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is monitoring the situation and joins us live at the big board. erin. >> reporter: hi, matt. this is how the night started out. there were clearly clashes between police and rioters. however the situation was brought under control fairly quickly and that now there's relative calm. we want to show you s

i sat down with the people of newtown to hear their story. >> i'm walking around looking for his littlerown head. i didn't see it. it was never a thought in your mind that anything could happen to your child. destin: she never did find his little brown ted. head. her son lost his life that day. >> i felt numb. it was survival mode at this point. two years later and it still -- i will always be credibly difficult. >> as we see more and more weapons in our society or more opportunities to get very powerful weapons, you may see the body count go up. >> the weapons that were in his hands should never have been able to reach his hands and will hopefully never reach the hands of anyone. >> limiting the size of the magazine. it would not have made any difference. it did. when he stopped to reload at one time a group of children were able to run out of the room and escape. >> his final action in the classroom which was instrumental in saving nine of his classmates ' lives. as the gun men ran out of bullets and was reloading comedy called to his friends to run. the gunman reloaded and murdered j

activities including a classic car show and elvis impersonator on the 200 block of swamp road in newtownnship. >>> if you need to get rid of the old computers and tvs and appliance, there's a charge of $20 for each glass television and computer monitor that's dropped off, you can bring up to 5 boxes and bags of documents to be shredded that's happening on gay street in west chester chester county. that's what's happening in and around our area, sports is coming up next. i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ ♪ top three tools: hammer screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. in the right hands, an imatch quick-hitch could probably cure most of the world's problems. that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. see your john deere dealer for great deere season savings on the one family subcompact tractors. >> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 7:23 saturday morning temperature-wise looks like we're back in the end of february, early march. millville, 30 degrees, hard freeze across south jersey, the

. >> reporter: the high-stakes rescue happened high above newtown creek. officers pull a woman from the edge of the bridge after several risky attempts. >> the first thing i did was i actually grabbed her, hugged her and kissed her. i said you are so brave. >> reporter: an outcome that seemed unlikely as two officers tried for 2 1/2 hours to talk the suicidal woman out of ending her life. >> before you have a connection with somebody they don't know us, we don't know her. she was ready to go. she had bent her knees and she let go of the cable she was holding onto. >> reporter: detective steph anauk us with the emergency service unit was doing whatever he could to connect with the 45-year-old woman hovering on just a five-inch pipe along the bridge. >> the biggest part seemed to be for us when we started to talk about family and some of the things she was going through. >> reporter: it was likely the female voice of detective cancel la that reached through the woman's haze of depression. she's been a domestic violence officer for nine years. the woman knew

it's happening newtown at bohrer park gaithersburg. celebrate all types of activities for furry friends, $25 for individuals and $55 for families. >>> a woman rescued a puppy from a dumpster in arizona. take a look. she saw the post on facebook about this newborn dog in phoenix. she rushed over to the dumpster and found the dog wrapped in a bag. >> i don't see how people could be so heartless for anything living. >> yeah. she took the dog to the emergency animal clinic. they named the guy panda. she says she'll take care of the dog until a family adopts it. >> glad she rescued it. queue up you're going to need a bigger boat. >> you stole that from chuck and he stole it from everybody else. >> i was going to give him credit angie. a group of fishermen caught one ton stingray measures 26 feet long. found near peru and ecuador border. giant sting rays like this one are an endangered species. >> a lot of ropes. >> as chuck said earlier, toss it back. >> you see that on the end of the line got it. >> take a picture. >> something that big, i

newtown road, shutdown between, right by the old devon horse show, then the safety awareness day along rail lines folks will be out at about 100 different train stations passing out some safety material, midday jammo, 422 eastbound they're going to go down to one lane between arm and hammer and san towing a keep that in mine if you are going to the outlet today. >> no you why would you just say to her to the outlet because she is a woman? >> she likes to shop. do you want to go to the outlets. >> bob i'm really surprised. >> why are you giving people trouble today? he is the one who needs to go shopping. >> this suit is filthy. you look great today by the way that suit is fantastic. >> yes, come in different color? wasn't sure how it would pop up under the lights. but let's go shopping, mike, un the lights. >> ya, i think that would work. >> i need to sit back off the beer like bud light. bud light backpedaling after being blasted on line over its new slogan. some say the wording uncomfortably evokes alcohol fueled rape culture. label reads the perfect beer for moving no from ooh vaux

. >> hundred will dollars a person at aronimink golf club in newtown square. >> then we have video fromt looks like so much fun. >> yeah, it was a blast. you know nothing like 300 women, gorgeous, guys who are charming, just waiting to charm the ladies at the end. >> and serving us on a silver platter. >> yes, a absolutely. >> and then the event is on sunday, begins at 2:00 p.m. >> at the presidential. >> at the presidential in ease norriton just minutes from plymouth meeting mall and it is $125 per person to attend that event. we have shopping, so there are actually nine marketplace vendors to get shoes. >> here's some example that you might see when you come. >> absolutely. these are items that are actually part of macy's what macy's did is donated accessories and so forth as part of the fashion show which, of course, is the the highlight of the day as well as the wine that we have. >> when we were talking about this yesterday you said there are a lot of moving parts. we have the fashion show vendors in another room. you can wander around there is so much to to. >> four hours of eatin

fire activity in newtown township along goshen road near tyson road. in upper providence we have a downed tree bishop road at chapel hill road. stick with 52 kennett pike to get around the accident at mount shannon road. >>> a car struck two vehicles vehicles -- struck two teenagers mayfair. the driver of the honda that struck the girls kept going but later returned to the scene. >>> 6:03, 37,000 runners have trained and prepared and today low line up at the starting line for the boston marathon. this is the second marathon since the bombing that killed three spectators in 2013. 20 runners who were at the finish line when the bomb went off. team 415 formed last year when they were offered free entry into the race. convicted bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be back in court for the first day of the trial sentencing phase. dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted on all 30 counts he faced. jurors will decide whether he will spend life in prison or receive the death penalty. >>> the oldest track and field event starts in philadelphia. pen relays start at franklin fie

away from 95 towards the boulevard only the right lane is getting by to the north in buck county in newtown township, a water main break shutting down eagle and it will be closed until tomorrow afternoon. psych more gets you around it. we are watching the protests going on in center city. blocking off portions of jfk and market. you will want to say several blocks to the north or several blocks to the south. give yourself a few blocks. and we have the car fire and the police activity surrounding it in southwest philadelphia at hog island and fort mifflin roads. a weck in stanton, delaware and the eastbound side of boxwood road reopened today and westbound lanes remain shut down through after memorial day and a broken down truck at 42 near 130 luckily that is out of the way there you go. a little something going for us. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. caring for you... ... and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. right now, buy one pair of eyeglasses o

young martin richard, the 8-year-old victims as well as the chief of the boston police department and newtown police didn't where this sad saga ended on thursday, three day after the bombing and the shoot-out and then the long long search for joseph tsarnaev that ended in a boat in water town. earlier the jury came back with questions wanting to know the definitions of two important concepts. eighting and abetting which is the heart of the government's case. each though they couldn't prove it they say it was a partnership between he and his older brother tamerlan. obviously the jury does not buy the theory of the defense that it was all the older brother. although they say they were really to face responsibility. the jury may find room for some mercy after expressing their anger today. >> now the same jury has the dedecide whether it's the death penalty or life in prison. explain what happened next. what are the prosecution and defense likely to do in the next phase of trial? >> right. it's the same jury. it's all set out by law. the federal law -- remember, this is a federal trial. massachus

destin bigsby: i am here in newtown, connecticut to his big with the people and make sure that a tragedyike the one at sandy hook elementary never happens again. on december 14, 2012, 6 teachers and 20 elementary school students lost their lives at sandy hook elementary. i sat down with the people of newtown to hear their story. >> i am walking around looking for this little brown head and i do not see it. i am sure -- that is not a thought in your mind that anything can happen to your child. destin bigsby: she never did find his little brown head. her son lost his life on that day. >> i felt numb. i felt like ok, it is survival mode at this point. two years later, and it is still -- it will always been currently difficult. >> as we proliferate our society with weapons there are opportunities to get powerful weapons, we may see the body count go up. destin bigsby: the weapons that were in adam lanza's hands should never have reached his hands and hopefully will never reach the hands of anyone in his mental state ever again. >> it did make a difference. when he stopped to reload at one ti

newtown road shutdown, midday, new project started yesterday between sugar town and waterloo.elays popping south 95, slow going into cottman avenue. another jam working your way into girard. so far so good on the schuylkill but starting seat speeds get knock down, mayfair an accident at frankford and robins. so far so good coming in from south jest -- jersey. >> 6:18. across the nation, activists showing solidarity for baltimore. huge rally held in new york city last night got bill rowdy, and resulted in dozens of arrests. but protests continue in baltimore following the death of freddie. chris o'connell live now in baltimore, for us, how things are looking right now hine you, relatively calm, chris. >> is he city of baltimore weathering its second night of city-wide curfew, as you said guys no major disturbances, but the city still remains under a state of emergency. look mind me, the evidence of such. heavy police press fence this city. we're here at baltimore inner harbor. the heart of baltimore tourist district crawling with maryland national guard members you see maryland

into chester county, lancaster county eventually delaware county, bucks county around buckingham, newtown, we will see really light showers not all of this necessarily even making it to the ground. now as we check the future cast for the rest of the day we will see heavier rain moving in later this morning. mostly to the south of us but get ready for heavy downpours on and off at anytime and then some dry themes as well. in the raining every single minute. your preholiday errand you are running out to do today you may dodge rain drops on and off. for the the evening rush we have possibility of these pop up then are storms that last throughout the the night. look the at 8:00 o'clock tonight with orange and red, chance of thunderstorms moving through then and chances have really been gone until about 2:00 in the morning once things clear out on saturday and we will get sunshine back again, temperatures dropping, wind picking up and we will have very gusty wind, next time we will check our future win gusts. look at these temperatures, 60 degrees in philadelphia. fifty-one mount pocono. 61 de

does it does sound like a joke newtown square police are looking for people to get drunk as a traininge. they need 20 volunteers to drink under supervision and once they are inn tock indicated they'll have to form field sobriety tests for the officers. there are some requirements. you have to be under the age of 55 and obviously over 21. you cannot be more than 45 pounds overweight. classes are being held on may fifth, sixth and seventh. if you're interested. >> i wonder how that works out. >> here's how war. >> i don't even know where to go. that's ridiculous. all right. lesean mccoy continues to take shots at his former head coach chip kelly. he keeps on piling on with chip and the flyers continue to fight their way with this the final week of the season. a wild flyers game coming coming up in sports. >> chasing the best meat ball in the area. think you've got a favorite place? let us know where. >> today we're at nap pohle's in lambertville. it's the best. >> check it out next chasing news. you know where. ♪ >>> every day is a day. every other day. beer day cookie day donut day. the

if interested call the newtown police. >>> people in chester county say texting 911 will help people with hearing and speech impairment and also if the person is unable or afraid to talk. text messages may be more likely to reach operators, but officials say to still try to call 911 first. >> chester county is the first of the counties in the region to accept the program. >> just don't dial 911 while driving on the roads. pull over to the side of the roads. >>> or no texting and driving. take a look at lower merion i was watching this accident that cleared on mill creek road and glenn road. that's good news for drivers in that area. taking a look at 76 things are starting to pick up at this hour. increased volume on the schuylkill at the conshohocken curve both eastbound and westbound. and if you're heading out on the 42 freeway, here's a live look at drive times. five minutes on northbound 55 to the walt whitman bridge. about the same heading in the southbound direction. elsewhere, we'll get a look at drive times where we are starting to see the slowdown on 95 southbound from woodha

422 down to one lane all day tomorrow from arm and hammer in towards sanetoga also working along newtownd during most of the day tomorrow. rain for the rush hour, sue will have the forecast. we'll see you tomorrow at 4:00 ♪ >>> let's check in now in new york. we have told you before that we have seen people being put into police advance. there are protests around the country supporting what's going on in baltimore. things started in new york in union square. then they moved to the holland tunnel where they actually closed the holland tunnel for sometime. apparently has been reopened and now we're getting some video here showing police vehicles and actually protesters being taken away in some of those vehicles. so there were hundreds and many up to thousands of people protesting in lower manhattan earlier tonight. we of course will stay on top of this for you throughout the newscast. >> a dramatic rescue caught on camera a mid the devastation nepal. crews worked furious toll reach this earthquake survivor in kathmandu buried under the rubble avenue collapsed building. they saw his hand mo