say hello to nora.ating sleeping and playing just so happens to be making music. >> she begins playing with the other paw. that's remarkable. it's all over the internet. and received 20 million hits. i didn't know when the cat party got he elected but the internet embraced cats like nothing i have ever seen. it all begins in 2004 when artist betsy alex alexander and her husband go to pets smart and nora was out playing by herself. she was a kitten. >> i was very excited about her. i wanted to come and hold her and i was very resistant to holding that. >> he doesn't really want to add another chat to the family. >> i didn't want to get attached. and betsy was so submiten to the kitchen and a few years later they noticed something very different about her. >> she was by herself in her cage with this big index card that says bossy. >> that's how they learned she's not good with other cats. as a biter she is always housed separately and this won't be in her home. >> they'll show her her place. >> boy is she

i never would say nora was naive but that's actually naive. to think you can put out your that is t only version to tell, that's not true. >> wow. hi, jacob. how are you? >> hi, there. >> why was she telling you that? >> well, i think it raises obvious questions. why are you doing the movie? what do you hope to find as a result of it? and part of what i was looking at is what does it mean to be a writer and to put the private out there publicly and, you know -- >> there's the writer part of nora and the one we all knew and then there's the one that you knew. was it difficult -- you were combing through her past. you talked to her first ex-husband, your dad, everybody through her life. how difficult of a process was that for you as her son? >> you mean emotionally? >> yeah, emotionaller >> i hink in some way i needed to do it. i think that we talk about closure a lot in this culture and i don't really believe -- >> you think that's a western concept? >> i think it's a silly word. i do. i think what it was was continuance. she died of a disease

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nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you nora. the wildcats won the championship back in 1985 of course and there was a victory parade that year as well. the team played a nearly perfect game to pull off a massive upset over georgetown. now lets go back to reporter, trish hartman, she is live at suburban station where there was a big rush to get to the parade in center city. >> reporter: hey rick, a lot of people taking the train into town and i found villanova fans, they are ready for the parade. these fans say they took an uber because the line for the train was so long, we talked to early birds that came down ahead of time and rode the train with hundreds of other fans, all excited to see the wildcats parade down market street. >> reporter: there was no mistaking when the nova nation arrived at suburban station, the energy on the train was contagious. >> it was packed and we were all standing shoulder to shoulder, all the people we don't know, we are all from villanova and everybody is really close. there was a man from the cla

nora muchanic joins us live in gloucester county with the details. >> reporter: a municipal judge here found sister kim miller guilty of driving of the influence, rejecting her claim she was under the powerful influence of the drug ambien. sister kim had no comment after being found guilty of driving under the influence. >> she is obviously upset and in tears and crying and upset because she knows what happened that night. i think the conviction doesn't bother her as much as the judge not believing her. sister came was arrested in turnersville. she failed field sobriety test. she claimed after taking ambien after drinking a glass of alter wine, she had no doubt how she got in south jersey. she said she was sleep driving not drunk driving. >> i'm a nun and i was in handcuffs. >> the judge rejected sister kim's story and the ambien defense finding sister kim was under the influence of alcohol and not ambien. >> i think new jersey recognizes the offense of intoxication -- >> but sister kim's attorney disagrees. i think there is a carved out exception when have you no knowledge of what you

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nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: meet the newest member of the police department. he was sworn in as an honorary officer. last summer dee as he is known he made key chains for all the mown holly police officers who he thinks of as superheroes. >> i thought he was unbelievable and i had to meet him immediately. >> he likes to meet with the men and women in blue and they posed for pictures and wore superman t-shirts in his honor. >> now that you are a police officer what will you do? >> keep mount holly safe too. >> between all the surgeries and all the health problems and the way he handles the police think he is the super hero. >> he is out going. >> to be going through something like that it's amazing. >> he wear a cape saying darius one and brain tumor zero. he manages to the make the honor role at school, even though he is now legally blind. >> i want to be like him. >> his father marvels at him. >> he is now my hero. >> after the swearing in he had a pizza party with the officers and sold the homemade key chains on facebook with the proceeds going to charities

nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: the roar of the battlefield is beck aided behind and on this day it's the roar of motorcycles as veteran as arrive at the william doyle memorial cemetery in wrightstown to honor veterans on their final tour. these are remains from army, marines and coast guard where their ashes were forgotten on the shelf of a funeral home in new jersey. now each of them are laid to rest with full military honors. >> you can't leave veterans on shelves that received purple hearts and fought in the world war one and the spanish american war. it's unacceptable. >> they are left unattended and unclaimed this is our part to say thank you for your service. >> this is the 23rd committal ceremony since 2009 from the nonprofit organization mission of honor that works with funeral directors to work with vets. >> we go in and find out where they are at and get the proper paperwork and give them a proper burial. >> they have buried 197 veterans so far, because of this the service mens are no longer forgotten. >> your family members die off and there is nobody there, they

nora muchanic is live in falls township with the details. >> reporter: rick, she just snapped that is how one police officer described the beating moore gave her little defenseless 2-year-old daughter. the autopsy suggests she died from blunt force trauma and now she is charged with her killing. >> kayla moore is charged with killing her child, 2-year-old athena wolf. >> i have been here a year and a half and they are quiet, they keep to themselves. it's like hello how are you. you don't expect that right next door. >> police responded sunday night to a 911 call of a child in cardiac arrest. the child was unresponsive and they noticed extensive bruising on the little girl's face and neck and athena was transferred to childrens hospital in philadelphia where she died. police say that kayla moore admitted to kicking her daughter in the head and torso several times before calling police. >> neighbors saw the little girl on friday. >> i said hi to the mother and to the father. and they were playing around in the grass and the next day you hear something traumatizing like that. >> the man

minaj was on stage and i was taking pictures with nora in action. >> she was enjoying it. >> she waseally enjoying it. nora and i don't know. >> i enjoy life amy enjoy dancing. >> jim donovan too. >> here we go, here we go, i digress, here we go, head, we're in oklahoma with overnight tornadoes and flooding. john dickerson has impact of donald trump and hillary clinton's primary wins. they had a good night last night. only on cbs, dyson unveils a new device that will revolutionize had your morning routine. and charlie's conversation with comedy yan, anchor and direct i louie ck, the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes and counting. back to you. >> say hi to nora for us. >> we will see you you at 7:00. >> i will tell them. >> bye, you guys good take care. >> well, cancer is in the only painful but often lonely. a philadelphia man wanted to help. >> as ukee washington shows news this weeks story of brotherly love he is reaching out to cancer patient toss give them some good cheer. >> reporter: these volunteers are hoping thanks to that patients can for get about ca

i'm nora muchanic in gloucester county.have that story coming up. >> ♪ >> now to the 2016 presidential race today it's made its way to the keystone state. the candidates vying for their party's nomination are revving up operations in pennsylvania ahead of the crucial primary here at the end of the month. republican hopefuls john kasich and ted cruz will speak to conservative actor 50's at the pennsylvania leadership council in camp hill cumberland county today. republican frontrunner donald trump will not be there. he declined the invitation. >>> and on the democratic side hillary clinton will be in philadelphia and pittsburgh next week and bernie sanders held a rally in pittsburgh yesterday. both campaigns are opening up their offices in several big cities. >>> well, the democrats setting their sights on the delegate rich state of new york this while trading jabs over campaign tricky contributions. >>> lauren list life with the latest on all of it. hi, lauren u hi, brian. wisconsin may be the next big presidential contest

live in our new jersey news room, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you, nora. >>> police in camden county are investigating this accident involving a car and a pedestrian in winslow township. chopper 6hd over the scene here in the 100 block of sicklerville road. in the last 10 minutes police told us the 17-year-old victim was walking on the sidewalk but then stepped out into the road when he was struck. the teen was taken to cooper hospital and we're still working to get details on his condition. the driver of the car did stop and stayed at the scene so the driver will not face charges. >> a volunteer over to the make the schuylkill river trail safer gets under way today. runners walkers and cyclists have raised concerns about safety on the trail since a series of attacks near the art museum in february. since then, a coalition of community organizations have banded together to increase security. "action news" reporter trish harder man will have much more on the effort coming up tonight at 6:00. >> turning to that beautiful forecast,

the trial was at the munecal court building in washington township and nora muchanic is right there. >> reporter: a medical expert is on the stand right now, sister kim's lawyers say she was not drunk but may have been affected by the medication she was taking and testified she doesn't remember much of the episode. >> on november 7th, 2015, sister kimberly miller was pulled over for drunk driving on the black horse pike. a long time teacher in huntington park. police say that she had blood shot eyes and her blood alcohol leave was 1.6 twice the legal limit. but those were thrown out because the officer did not continually watch her for 20 minutes before administering test of her lawyers argue she was not drug but under the influence of ambien, a powerful sleep medication. >> i was upset and in my habit in handcuffs. i'm a nun. i was in handcuffs. i was so upset. >> sister kim said she attended an event in haverford but after taking an ambien pill had to recollection of how she got from her convent to south jersey. she drove into a shop. sister kim has a dozen supporters in court with

nora muchanic is live on washington boulevard where in one hour the community will be holding a vigil for mayor. >> reporter: jim, it's been awful for this community. the superintendant was a beloved figure here and all of this is made worse because sources are telling us that detectives are looking at distracted driving as a possible cause to this crash. >> steve always put the student's needs first and we'll work through that as we deal with this devastating loss. >> robbinsville is in mourning after the sudden death of dr. steven mayer. the father whose wife also teaches in the district was killed while walking along with his dog, dutch, who was also killed. the student was rushing to the school for a class trip when the accident occurred. >> the accidents is under investigation and no summons are issued at this time. >> we are all grieving, the only way to walk through the grief is to uphold each other. >> police are not identifying the student driver, the teen was taken to the crisis center after the crash. classes are canceled today and tomorrow for all 3,000 students in the dis

nora muchanic is live tonight with more on the plan and what governor chris christie has to say about it. hi nora. >> the governor says it's dead on arrival and even if the legislature passes it he won't sign it because it doesn't give the state the power to take over immediately and fix the financial crisis there. >> speaker vinny preto says that atlantic city will pay $20 million a year to stabilize the tax base and appoint a planning committee. including the mayor and three state representatives and the speaker, will come up with benchmarks that must be met. if not they will have the ability to sell contracts and break union contracts. >> this is a compromise, it's not everybody saying i'm protected for life. >> the mayor supports the bill and told lawmakers if the city can't straighten it out in five years the city should take over. >> the difference between this bill and the takeover bill is the difference between a democracy and a dictatorship. the bill backed by the senate the governor says goes too far and caused bureaucracy and delay. >> i am not going to permit the taxpayers

this is a repugnant act of vandalism and violence and new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has thetory. >> i can't take this kind of stuff. >> reporter: john scarpatti in hamilton is horrified one day after electing a new statue outside the before this on liberty street vandals toppled the 800-pound figure from its perch breaking it into pieces. >> concrete don't have no rods in it and the way it hit, the way it hit it just snapped it in half and then broke the arms and hands off. >> reporter: it happened the friday before last and it's not the first time vandals have hit this italian american club. not long ago someone defaced this statue of christopher columbus that stands at the corner of the property. >> last year columbus we had a new columbus statue. they painted the face black and then they wrote, you know, the f word and some other logos. >> reporter: members are wondering why vandals would target this and try to destroy statues that were put out to beautify the property and commemorate their italian heritage. >> trying to be proud of our heritage and we're trying to show i

"action news" reporter nora muchanic has more. >> reporter: construction workers begin transforming the dilapidated old buildings at former complex at route 129 in trenton into a modern 150 million-dollar development. developers are using the the bone of these long abandoned factories and turning them into environmentally friendly loves, office space and restaurants. >> these old industrial spaces where you can see the trust and steel beams and the floors and you have big factory windows. >> reporter: as developers show me the space being renovated they talk of loves that will feature up to 20-foot ceilings and spiral staircasees. they are hoping to attract singles and couples looking for a vibrant urban atmosphere. >> we are excited because this is a diverse community and we expect to have a very diverse population coming here. >> reporter: developers think it is important to honor building's rich industrial history so things lake this old rousety wire, will be cleaned up and put on display. >> to really take advantage of the character of the space, very tall ceilings, the steel struct

. >> i thought nora said if he comes on the show i'm not on this show. back then. >> only thing what happened was nora was done. it wasn't about me but her fight with -- like lauren michael. >> all right. i didn't know who it was at the time. so i used to if file t follow "saturday night live" when they were on. once i got into comedy, i didn't know the cast. so when -- michael says to me nora dunn isn't here, i feel bad he goes because of you. and i go i don't know who that is. meet her, sleep with her, whatever -- did i do wrong to her now. >> do you have a nursery rhyme for us that's clean? >> clean -- >> you know little boy blue -- he needed the money. oh. dice -- 9:30 sunday nights. >> show time. >> really excited to be -- little boy blue needed some glue -- >> wouldn't pay for that. [laughter] >> trying to figure out. >> he wanted it the real thing. >> it's bad. funny bad. you know people love to do that at the end of the show with me. >> andrew dice clay legendary you're a legend. brooklyn here now it shall brooklyn in the house, i'm over here. >>

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic is live with an upday. hi, nora. >> reporter: hi, rick. new jersey doesn't require schools to test water for lead but some school districts are doing it on their own amid concerns about lead poisoning. now, lead is toxic to young children who can suffer irreversible brain damage when exposed. when rj james was a baby he lived in an apartment in trenton his mother later learned was covered in lead paint. he was poisoned and now the two-year-old is living proof that exposure to lead can cause devastating health effects in children. >> right now we going through like procedures and he have like a behavior problem. he's not not talking. he has a speech problem. >> reporter: whether it's lead paint chips in the home or lead in the water at schools as we see lately the push is on in new jersey to battle lead poisoning. highlighted by a forum in trenton this morning where advocates are pushing for a law to mandate water testing in all schools. >> there's some state of the art schools but there's more older schools and that where i think the probl

new at 5:00 nora muchanic live in our new jersey news room with the latest on this case.rick, the gloucester county prosecutor's office says it's done at least 50 interviews in connection with this case and is asking for the public's help to solve the murder of a man everyone knew as buttons. >> you would see buttons walking up and down the street or sitting on a park bench but he didn't bother anybody. >> reporter: and that is why the residents of swedesboro are trying to figure out why anyone would murder 60-year-old sylvester combs a also will man who was a fixture in this tiny community and known to everyone as buttonsly he was discovered beaten to death last week in a trailer where he sometimes stayed at this abandoned pallet factory in town. >> we're shaken by this horrific crime that he was taken so brutally that it wasn't necessary. it just -- it's awful.

nora muchanic spoke to police today about the investigation and she will have the details coming up on "action news" at 6:00. >>> from our delaware newsroom, a crash that injured a young pedestrian is under investigation in newcastle right now and paramedics responded to north dupont highway and found the victim with head and possible internal injuries, the victim is believed to be in his teens. >>> he broke parrier in not one but two major u.s. cities and tonight people that knew and respected the first african-american philadelphia police commissioner remember him. willy williams died at his home in florida. >> i am proud to say is he one of my heros in this profession. >> richard ross fondly remembers willy williams. the first black police commissioner here in philadelphia. >> people have asked me multiple times would i want to aspire to be a police commissioner was when i met him. >> he rose from patrol officer to top come in 1988, a monumental task in its own right and difficult in the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. he calls williams a pioneer. >> he was a humble man. with a great deal of

kelly o'brien was a freshman from burlington county new jersey and nora muchanic is live in moores town. >> a former classmate described kelly o'brien as a friendly, out going person. and that they are making personal notifications to her friends on campus. >> this is 18-year-old kelly o'brien of morristown, new jersey, killed on the turnpike monday afternoon. she was traveling eastbound when a car and tractor trailer came in contact, both vehicles veered to the side and hit an embankment and the trick or treat turned over and crashed her car. >> she was such a nice person, i can't believe that. it's such a shame. prayers go out to her family and everybody that knows her. >> kelly was a 2015 graduate of morristown high school, the school district offered their condolences to the family, currently enrolled at arcadia university. they sent out a notification of her death this afternoon. our condolences and thoughts and prayers are with kelly's family and loved ones. we must support one another and the members of our community that were closest to kelly as we mourn the loss. the driver of

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >>> there's another hour of "action news" straight ahead.lanova fever running wild after a blowout win puts the wildcats one win from being national champs. >>> a high wind warning is in effect right now. it's been costly for one homeowner. >>> of course, we continue to follow the breaking news coming from cumberland county. millville, new jersey, there's new information on this, we'll update you after the break. (vo) combine the right things. sprinkle in the details. and something amazing happens for everyone. that's our inspiration for fancy feast medleys. entrées like white meat chicken florentine and wild salmon primavera with garden veggies and greens. a perfect combination. looks and tastes amazing. available in gravy and now pate. fancy feast medleys. love is in the details. katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have at

nora muchanic joins us live in atlantic city with the latest developments. >> nora? from governor christie who says is he not meeting with mayor guardian who made a deal and then changed his mind. it's closer and closer to going broke. >> if i'm given the responsibility, i have to have the authority. governor christie went to atlantic city to blast local officials saying they miss managed finances and time for the state to take over the resort more than $400 million in debt. >> the finish line is here and you are either going to cross it or head into a time of greater stab it's and prosperity or go off a cliff. >> the governor will not bail out the city unless they are given the power to run the city's finances, assembly speaker vinny preeta will not go along unless they agreed to -- to keep city hall open. >> it's tight but better than being without a job. >> mayor guardian says he originally agreed to a partnership with the state and not a takeover and without a solution bankruptcy cannot be ruled out. >> if we do a bankruptcy, it's not an atlantic city bankruptcy,

the trial is continuing and sister kim is expected to take the stand. >> thank you nora. >>> one mandead and another is under arrest. after a shooting and s.w.a.t. standoff in west philadelphia today. neighbors in the 300 block of north edgewood street said they heard shots this morning. police got there and saw a man inside and called the s.w.a.t. teams. they went inside and found the man shot twice. he died a short time later, they found another man hiding inside and took him into custody. police have not given the names of anyone involved. a carbon monoxide leak send three people to the hospital today. medics and fire crews responded to the scott plaza in tinicum township. people in the office building were complaining about a strange odor at noon today. investigators say they found high levels of carbon monoxide that they traced back to a faulty heater. >>> cameras caught a burglar prying open an office durin the juniata park section of philadelphia. they say that the man broke into das incorporated and took two safes that had money and important documents inside. >>> all right t

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> all right nora we'll have coverage of that vigil tonight. thank you. >>> a woman is in the hospital after someone slashed her throat in port richmond and police are trying to find out who did it. it happened on the 2900 block of frafrpg frankford avenue. a witness called 911 and tried to help. >> they put a cloth around her neck and that is when she collapsed on the highway and that is when police arrived on the scene. officers drove her to the hospital and she is in her 40s but have not yet told us her name. the wound was 12 inches across and she lost a lot of blood. they are looking at surveillance cameras and hope to find something that could solve this case. >>> a pickup truck is charged with running down and killing a traffic guard in trenton. the accidents along route 129 killed 69-year-old antonio wiley of trenton and that bennett from cream ridge, new jersey was driving with a suspended license, bennett is charged with causing a death while driving with a suspended license. >>> philadelphia police continue to question the man that -

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> this was the scene last night. a fire set on a car lot on the 1500 block of lancaster avenue in the overbrook section of philadelphia and now police want to know if there is a link to a pair of car lot fires in the same area last fall. "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist, you have the story. >> reporter: jim, police do believe they have an arsonist at work here in the overbrook section of the city. since october 30 cars have been torched at three auto storage lots all along the same stretch of lancaster avenue. the police are working with the atf and the fire marshal's office. this is viewer video of eight cars going up in flames at the main event auto lot last night. police were called at 10:00 p.m. and it didn't take long for investigators to determine that someone poured gasoline over the vehicles and set them ablaze. >> a gas can was left on scene. >> it was intentionally. it was not amiss take. they even left a kansas in there. >> this man tows cars to the lot and took these photos, you can see the cars we

her name was nora, 2 1/2-year-old pit ball shot and killed by a police officer here in the 200 block of gallatin street. the dog belongs to a man who lives on the street. nora and another pit bull were outside the house when it happened. >> a lady had been bit by one dog, and the other dog charged at the officer as he was getting out of his vehicle and he discharged one round. >> reporter: the humane society was here and removed another pit bull from i talked to a man named diego. he was here too. he said it didn't have to end this way. >> it didn't have to happen because i chased the dog back up to the house with a stick. i said go, go, get back in the house. i let them in. somehow they got out. i don't know how they got back out again. they got back out, and the next thing i hear and see was the officer pointing his gun and shot the dog. >> reporter: police investigators all over the block going door to door talking to witnesses, collecting evidence. it appears to be a big investigation. is this handled like any other police-involved shooting? >> yes. >> reporter: so it's a full-pl

nora the polar bear made her debut yesterday. nora was born back in november and quickly became an internet sensation as photos and videos of the cub went viral after -- [ laughter ] >> people can see nora for about an hour every day, but the zoo says that time will be extended as she continues to grow. >> oh, my goness. >> always my favorite of the day. >> so fluffy. >> very cute. >> that was cute with the cone. >> right? [ laughter ] >> who turned [ laughter ] >> good stuff. >> that video almost brings me as much joy as the weather forecast. >> almost. >> thank you for that. weather taking a trip to the zoo. or you have something wild going on in the backyard. >> that's personal stuff. >> i was trying to be poetic with that, but i digress. the weather looks good, so whatever your plans are, you can get out and about and enjoy this. the little league games are a go. no worries about storms. you can focus on what's happening in the yard because the weather is just that nice that we can look over the next couple of days for dry sk

in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." >> the camden aquarium's newest attraction isned to the public. "action news" showed you a special sneak peek of the shark bridge yesterday. today the aquarium invited second graders if berlin community school to test out the bridge. the suspension bridge goes over a pool that holds nearly 30 sharks giving visitors a unique view. >> pretty neat. >>> much more still to come on "action news" friday night. it's going to cost you less to mail a letter and that change is happening soon. >>> also investigators say they've arrested a terrorist who may have played a role in both the brussels and paris attacks. details coming up. >> and the latest on a deadly shooting at an air force base in texas. those stories and more when "action news" continues in a moment. blanmoment. a little child with big dreams. dwight evans. first a community activist. a legislator at 25. always looking out for us. he worked to create a thriving commercial district. and he's brought new grocery stores to underserved areas. dwight evans is committed to revitaliz

nora muchanic was at a news conference that just wrapped up good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. police did not reveal many details about this accident except to confirm that a high school student was the one that hit dr. mayer. no summons are issued yet and no charges filed and the investigation into this tragic accidents continues. >> it happened at 6:15 this morning when superintendant of schools dr. steven mayer was out jogging with his dog. he was not far from his home when he was struck by a vehicle. the student was an at robbinsville high school who was rushing to get to a class trip. >> i think the whole commune need a time to mourn. i am trying to be as strong as mayer but i will go home shortly and have a good cry for my frien frie friend? the news of the superintendant passing has caused shock in the community. >> in honor of dr. mayer we will fine our way back to normal as appropriately as possible. steve always put the students' needs first and we'll continue that as we work through this devastating loss. >> you were texting with him this morning. >> we text every d

. >>> there is a normal is a nora virus outbreak tonight at the boys club school in redwood city.ozens of students and teachers have been infected. one . one parent told us that students started getting sick weeks ago. they started to cancel schools so - - classes that way classrooms could be sanitized. >>> . >>> bay area cops sent - - were caught sending racist and homophobic text messages and the district attorney says that the problems go even deeper than just those officers. >> they were repeatedly talking about members of the lgbt community and african americans, in americans, in a very disparaging fashion. >> the district attorney says a handful of officers sent those messages last year and those officers were working the public outcry around a certain recent scandal involving 14 other officers. >> this needs to be addressed in a deeper fashion. >> the police chief disagrees, saying that this does not reflect the entire department. >> it is a betrayal. it is not just public trust, it is the trust of the men and the women that we look all - - that we work alongside. >> report

. >> nora o'donnell joins us live with a preview, good morning, nora. >> talking about white hot, howngratulations, on the huge win, guess what, we will talk with villanova chris jenkins about his incredible title wing shot this morning. plus, journalist, will breakdown today's wisconsin primary. also, a gun that looks like a phone. the calls to investigate before it even hits the market. >> and leslie stahl, on becoming a grandmother. she explores thousand changes a woman's reach. news back in the morning, see in you just about ten minutes. >> good stuff. thanks so much, nor, a we will be watching. >> we've seen pat gallen do swim yoga, dress up like a cowboy, it appears what it this guy won't do, knock now he is trying out for the eagles cheerleading squad. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen now here to show us his moves. >> just thrilled. pretty thrilled. well, i don't know about nova national championship, but another finale, eagles cheerlead verse final auditions so of course i just had to try my hand at t the eagles cheer squad showed me the ropes. and put my skills to the te

first can i just say i feel like i'm in a nora ephron movie. >> larry: is dana bash trying to get jakeper to make out with her? hmmmm. so trump claimed at least 8 -9d delegates despite previously stating that the primary system was rigged in ted krz's favor. all right. so how many delegates did system rigor ted cruz pick up in new york. >> ted cruz with a grand total of 0. 0 in a state where he did campaign. >> larry: you guys are happy. yeah, new york values, man, zero delegates. hmmmm. man, the primary system may be rigged but apparently not for his pleasure. (laughter) thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. and speaking of gratuitous sex references, this is true. ted cruz said this in his speech last night. >> he may have been knocked down. but america has always been best when she is lying down with her back on the matt. (laughter). >> larry: what? >> yes, and let me just say brazil at her face booty up. you know, just let me-- no, let me say, i like france standing over me with her stilleto heels pressed into my junk. you know. all right, on the democratic side hilla

nora testified the last thing she represented that night was having a glass of wine earlier in the evening and taking an am bee a. when she woke up she was handcuffed. >> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane withdrawn a motion of accusing water kleekd from a local numb and cane was in ming country court today and her lawyers will file a prosecutorial conduct motion in public next week rather than under seal. defense lawyer for cane telling us they like lick will not find out who leaked the information to the morning call of allentown and her law license is suspected and she's accused of lying under knowledge. >> police jumped into action saying it was a dangerous driverch the driver looked like he was ring having a medical emergency. >> two men walk into a store but. >> eagles shook up the world at least philadelphia in and nfl that waves them way up in the craft and a change in foal that waves them way up in the craft and a change in foal that's all coming up in sports. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! wha

call, a big gust knocked over a giant concrete sign at a chipotle in nora indiana. it fell on to a car as the driver was getting out. the sign demolished the car but the driver was only slightly hurt. it happened right after he opened the door to step outside. >> perfect timing on his part. >> oh, boy. >> so now with those winds would have been part of this system or separate? >> yes, they were the same thing, same exact thing, they whipped on through here last night into this morning and now they're finally beginning to calm down. now all eyes are turning toward a potentially messy monday morning commute if you're coming in from areas north of new york city. we're taking a look right now out toward the reservoir in central park where the wind is still gusting up to 30 miles per hour, at times sustained at 22. nothing like the nearly 60 miles per hour wind gusts that were affecting the area earlier and causing power outages and the downed trees and power lines. temperature right now 40. it feels a whole lot colder than that. the high was 50. that's a little misleadi

i have not heard that assessment but i don't have the standing nora the knowledge. this is a writer administration is focused since last year to get congress to act i dunno what consequences this will add to make that payment on time but obviously it is a good illustration of why we are concerned about this situation. >> with the tone in between the democratic candidates in to a territory raising concerns in the white house or if there are plans to maintain the procedure? >> i am not aware of any about the strategy they have chosen to pursue. they do still feel confident that the tone and focus in then have pressured to do well in the general election because the race has been focused on things other than substantive policy issues. i am not aware of any a conversations like that but but it is a way for democratic toters to become more engaged in the debate in now will pay dividends to especially 2008 with a primary lasting longer than expected. >> you will take a position to disclose is there concern it could hurt her in a general election? that is the hypocrisy at

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has details about the new opportunities coming to that strugglingback in december subaru of america broke ground on a new u.s. headquarters in camden promising it would bring roughly 700 jobs to the impoverished city. now the car maker is joining forces with respond a local organization that promotes economic independence for city residents. in a new garage with equipment donated by subaru, students in respond's automotive training classes will become a part of subaru university where they'll get the latest lands on and computer training needed to qualify them for technician jobs with subaru. >> and these are good high paying jobs too. an average technician can make $80,000 to well over $100,000. >> a little boy they'll be able to take in the families become more productive in society. >> reporter: at a graduation for respond's most recent class of mechanics students say the subaru partnership will offer more opportunities. >> it's a career path. they have placements. he has like connections in different companies such as subaru, such as different t

live at the art museum, nora muchanic.ack to you brian. >> the excitement continues behind you nor a. thank you very much. >> reporter: yes. >> many of those fans especially the students packed public transportation this morning to get down to center city. they're doing it again right now make their way back out to villanova. "action news" reporter john rawlins now live at the train station on campus where they're coming back one very happy crowd, john. >> reporter: very happy crowd. big smiles, jubilant fans. this has been quite a day. it's been quite a week. it's been quite a season. >> go cats, go. whew. >> reporter: nova nation in motion. fans packing septa trains today heading to center city. >> got to see our cats, see our wildcats, cried and cheer if i have any voice left at all. >> reporter: some had preparade plans. >> going to get some doughnuts and we're going celebrate our win. >> we want to get there really early so we can see everything. >> we want to get a good spot. >> reporter: by 11:00 a.m., there were lo

nora muchanic is en route to that scene.'ll have a live report for us coming up tonight at 5 o'clock. >> torrential rains have caused severe flooding across the state of texas affecting the lives of millions of people. from the air you can see the devastation clearly. the river overflowed its banks near dallas. in houston more than a million students did not go to school today because of this storm that dropped as much as 16-inches of rain in some spots. it left some drivers trapped in their cars including one man who was rescued by a reporter from our sister station ktrk. >> come here, sir. come here. >> thank you. >> yes, we're here -- yes. >> amazing moments playing out on television there and this driver able to get out just in time before his car went completely under water. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for the houston area through tomorrow morning. more than 110,000 people there have already lost power. >> at least 350 people are dead after a devastating earthquake in ecuador. rescuers fr

this is from an interview last year with new jersey correspondent nora muchanic. as well since he typically sold 100,000 cases of corn a year. this afternoon russo was run over by farming equipment on the 100 block of carranza road during seeding operations. >> following up on the big story of last night at 11:00, we now know the identity of the two people found dead in a home in wilmington under mysterious circumstances the. forensic detectives in delaware identity them as 67-year-old maureen daley and 53-year-old jonathan miller of the neighbors on the 300 block of east highland avenue say they had not seen the pair for months. it is unclear when or had you they died. autopsies will be conducted. >>> the first lawsuit has been filed after four people were killed by an apparent leak of carbon monoxide at an apartment complex in wilmington. the family is suing them. they say a faultily pipe caused the leak. the h and i buildings are deemed unsafe and others ordered out. and the apartment building is telling "action news" -- well they are not telling us anything, t

. >> clearly scott walker was an early sigh nora from the presidential campaign himself.is but he holdsa lot of sway in wisconsin. how is this going to sway that he has come out soave het mentally opposed to trim. >> this is a state that hasn't gone to the republicans in as general election since 19846789 but this is the kind of state that donald trump says listen,it if you make me a nominee i can win a state like wisconsin. bush almost won it twice. but overall cruz has the momentum. trump basically had a double digit lead a little while back and now cruz is closing in on a 10-point lead. trump only has one endorsementen from a nor. the interesting thing about the walker endorsement it does feele more authentic.auth because walk ergot out of theth raise earlier he didn't get in a lot of the lindsay gram endorsement, the jeb bush endorsement they don't feel as sincere. i think it does help cruz evenev more. walker was never a threat to donald trump. so donald trump never gave him h the donald trump treatment,ld t which is i'm going to run you into the grounds as much as i can. ronica ma