reporting live in northeast philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> 4:34.we're also following breaking news in burlington county. a fire that's been burning all night long in the bass river state forest. take a look at this fire. there are reports the flames are consuming hundreds of acres on the garden state parkway. traffic on the parkway is not affected. no buildings are involved. the fire is 60% contained. tap the nbc 10 app for updates. >>> prosecutors say they will not charge four wilmington police officers who shot and killed a man in a while chair last year. cell phone video taken prior to the shooting shows police repeatedly telling jeremy ban mcdole to put his hands up. when he reached into his waistband, four officers shot and killed him. delaware's attorney general announced he will not seek criminal charges against the officers. mcdole's family says they don't understand the decision. >> the evidence is right there. clear in the video. so he didn't have a gun. why did you murder my brother? >> authorities say evidence shows mcdole was armed wit

now to breaking news from northeast philadelphia.police are investigating a home invasion where a couple and their adult son were tied you and robbed overnight. nbc 10's katy zachry is live at the scene. what are police telling you about what happened. >> it was a harrowing ordeal or this family of three. they live on the 14,000 block of farad e-street. we just arrived to the scene. earlier we had a photographer who was here while investigators were here. let's show you the video from the height of when this happened. it happened around 1:15 this morning. police say three people were sleeping inside this home, a couple in their 60s and their adult son. everyone was in their own bedrooms, in their beds enthey were all awoken by three men, we're told, who were masked, wearing gloves and who tied up the three people in this house and demanded money. one of the interesting th ining they insisted we don't have money. we have money in our wallets, cash in our wallets, but other than that we don't store or how's a house or money in our home

right now we are in the 50s. 56 degrees right now at philadelphia international. 56 in northeast philadelphia. bustleton, chestnut hill at 54. the chance of showers will be with us this afternoon. futurecast shows at 11:30 this morning, scattered light showers, already a quarter inch on the ground in philadelphia. the best chance of heavy down fours is at the shore. thunderstorms rolling through. shore and inland into ocean county and burlington county could see heavy downpours. it is lighter for egg harbor township and wilmington, just a spotty shower during the day. the forecast calls for not a bad day, especially inland. into the 80s this afternoon. sunshine breaking through the clouds in west chester, phoenixville and newtown. a chance for a brief shower. for philadelphia, a big warmup. clouds are breaking. 81 degrees in fairmont. mt. airy, 79 degrees. showers will linger in new jersey. haddonfield, 79 with a chance of showers. mostly cloudy for trenton. breaks of sunshine in glassboro. a chance of an afternoon shower. the chance is greater at the shore where we could see showers and thun

. >>> that breaking news, bufrgrgs targeted a family in northeast philadelphia. we'll hear why the victims say they never expected something like this to happen in their neighborhood. >>> a fire night in the forest. flames are ripping across parts of southern new jersey. we'll hear what crews are up against. >>> plus, a high-speed controversy on the rails. we'll explain what septa is doing to spread the word to extend plans along the northeast line. >>> good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. dry for now but clouds move in a little bit later. wet weather is moving our way. villanova not taking any chances. they're going to move their graduation indoors to the pavilion. >> right. >> we're starting out cloudy and mild. that's all expected to change. take a look here, a live look at the city. >> pretty. >> sun just coming up. looks beautiful. good morning, bill. >> those clouds are helpingous out to stay warmer this morning at 60 degrees right now in philadelphia. the winds have just died down. we'll stay in the 60s to st

we continue to follow breaking news from northeast philadelphia. a hit-and-run driver killed a man standing at a bus stop overnight and then ran away from the crash scene. katy zachry is live at the scene with more. katy, tell us what police are telling you what happened. >> according to witnesses who were shocked by what they saw when the driver hit the bus stop and the man standing underneath, his car came to a stop, he got out of the car, went over to the victim, actually looked over him, and then ran away. now look at this video -- look at this damage out here at the scene. just how startling it is. the point of impact was at the intersection of cottman and bustleton avenues. the bus stop and the victim were thrown 100 feet, according to police. you can see where that landed well away from the intersection. the car that hit them is still in the intersection, on scene. look at all of this front and side damage. police believe the driver was injured, too. here's video we got from the scene not long after this happened. police say the man driving

northeast philadelphia, still an accident investigation. cottman avenue and bustleton avenue with police activity there on the scene. prepare for a scheduled opening on the tacony-palmyra. if you're heading out the door, take the betsy ross bridge as an alternate. no problems on the walt or the ben. >>> finally meeting the men who saved his life. the story of this amtrak derailment survivor and how he was able to meet his rescuers one year later. >>> i'm first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. watching route 309 around the p.a. turnpike. some of those roads are damp. everything is moving along nicely in both directions. you might see delays in the next couple of minutes heading over the tacony-palmyra bridge, scheduled for an opening at 6:00 a.m. take the betsy ross bridge as an alternate. >>> a woman fights the city of philadelphia over her barn yard chickens and wins. she keeps a handful of chickens in the backyard of her west philadelphia home. the only problem is they're illegal in the city. she received six citations and has b

>>> right now, parts of bustleton avenue in northeast philadelphia are closed after a deadly hit and run crash. the victim was waiting for a bus. >>> bill cosby will be back in court in montgomery county. we're expecting to learn whether his sex assault case can go forward. >>> look at the nbc 10 first alert radar, we are tracking showers for our area this afternoon. it's 4:00 a.m. 59 degrees. good morning, i'm tracy davidson. that's bill henley. >> this morning we have to deal with showers hugging the coastline. philadelphia is dry. there's a slight chance of an afternoon shower. 58 degrees in society hill. bustleton at 57 degrees. not much cooler for chestnut hill and parkside. there's the airport at 58 degrees. a pretty quick warmup. 11:00, 70 degrees in philadelphia. look at the sunshine for the suburbs and the lehigh valley. 76 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. keep an eye to the sky for showers in new jersey and the jersey shore. delaware near 80 this afternoon. i will take a closer look at the shower threat when i'm back in ten minutes. let's check this with jessica in the first

no issue for trenton, northeast philadelphia or philadelphia international. some fog at the shore is under a mile in wildwood. that's dense fog right now in millville. as the temperatures cool down, all that rainfall yesterday is allowing the fog to form. what we don't have right now are showers. those have already moved offshore. you can see them way offshore. that's where the heavier rainfall is. we'll see a mainly dry day only a chance a pop-up shower in parts of delaware and into south jersey. what we will see is the temperatures pop up. that's going to allow the fog to disappear. no fog right now, temperatures in the low 70s in philadelphia. we will warm way past yesterday's numbers into the upper 80s, closer to 90 degrees this afternoon. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. let's check in with jessica boyington. jessica is taking another day off. two-day holiday. katy zachry is watching the fog issues this morning. >> we are watching the fog issues. i'll show you what it looks like at the jersey shore,

katy zachry is live in northeast philadelphia this morning.the driver also took out the bus stop shelter. >> took out the bus stop shelter, that's what caused him to hit this individual who police say was waiting under the shelter either to get out of the rain or simply waiting for the bus. not long ago accident investigators collected dna evidence from the suspect's vehicle, which is still parked in the middle of bustleton avenue. it will be towed soon, we understand. now, the damage is startling. as we push in behind this vehicle along the sidewalk, that debris there, that's a septa bus stop canopy that used to be at the corner of cottman and bustleton a news, but earlier this morning, just around 12:30, police say that's when the suspect's car hit the bus stop canopy and then hit the man who with you standing under it, throwing both of them at least 100 feet. let's go to our video of the scene. you'll get a better shot of the damage of this vehicle. right now police say they are looking for the driver of a 2003 lexus that they believe hit a

reporting live in northeast philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you. today a federal judge will consider a motion to stop the release of a list of unindicted co-conspirators in the bridgegate scandal. the judge ordered the government to release the list by noon today. former aides to governor chris christie face charges of plotting to close lanes on the george washington bridge in 2013 for political pay back. christie said he does not expect to be on that list. >>> pennsylvania rolled out a new plan to protect against the zika virus. among the highlights are enha e enhanced surveillance of the mosquitos. health officials will step up their efforts to educate the public. the only known cases of the mosquito-borne virus in pennsylvania were contracted by people who traveled overseas. >>> doctors in new york released several pictures of a man infected with zika so people can see what the virus looks çlike. the man in these pictures vacationed in puerto rico. he has a red rash and bloodshot eyes. most people have mild symptoms. the main concern with zika

in northeast philadelphia, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> 3 people are in the hospital after a crash in oxford circle. one vehicle overturned in that accident. that happened just before 8 this morning at the boulevard and devereaux. police say four cars were involved in the accident, the cause is under investigation. all lanes were blocked after the crash, but everything is back open again now. >> in campaign 2016 today is primary day for republican voters in washington state. donald trump is running unopposed for the 44 delegates up for grabs. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is calling out hillary clinton, after she turned down an invitation to debate him, ahead of next month's california primary. clinton's campaign says her time is best spent meeting directly with voters, and focusing on her likely opponent, donald trump. >>> president obama continues his visit to viet nam and would like to see the country improve its records on human right issues. the president visited hanoi jane bag gotay today. told group of activists, more successful when it people can freely exp

look at the drenching rain now moving through northeast philadelphia. it will clear and head clowe bensalem and towards trenton first thing this morning. a rainy start to the day and there are more showers that will be with us. you can see there are breaks in the precipitation. it's not going to be an all-day rainfall. futurecast showing the threat of showers at the shore will continue into the afternoon hours and into the evening. this is 4:00 this afternoon. rain in philadelphia and to the south and to the east. keep a look out right now in the immediate future for some ponding on roads thanks to the heavy rainfall that's already move through. a look at the futurecast, hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. katy zachry has your first alert traffic. a lot going on out there, katy. >> there is, bill. you can see from behind me, the live camera at 8th street, vine street expressway through center city philadelphia. i'm not seeing significant ponding on the vine street expressway but there is ponding being reported in new jersey. i'll get to that i

in northeast philadelphia. officials on the hunt after he runs away from that scene. lets get out to steve keeley in northeast philadelphia with more, hi, steve. >> reporter: better way to put it bustle will ton and cottman one of the major intersections in town here and see that bus stop about 20 feet off the crosswalk across cottman avenue, well, there was another bus stop directly across bustleton and look at what is left of it there. man was tapping near it. the car was going up on the sidewalk, knocks the man and bus stop, drags, both, and there is what is left of the es300 now in the middle of the street, the street by the way, not closed, now lets go video, and show you the front, of this lexus, es300, obliterated, the front passenger wheel barely hanging on, the windshield smashed in, and the man that was hit, never had a chance, according to witnesses and police the driver of this car gets out, and looks at the dead man's body and runs away. >> it struck the metal canopy with such force it actually tore the metal canopy from the the sidewalk, and it also stru

here's a live look at i-95 northeast philadelphia seems to be hot spot this morning where we have theright here in the the construction zone, this is cottman avenue, north and southbound as you roll in and out of northeast philadelphia there be careful. we have sun, trying to pop up out as we look live at roosevelt boulevard. depending upon where you begin and end your trip at least at the moment, some fog, sun glare we are ready to go. the here's a live look the a the freeway folks coming toward philadelphia, leaving shore areas, no problems at all coming up folks down over the weekend will come right the from the beach right into the city, you're looking g crash outside lansdale sumanytown pike, at church road, and, then watch for that repaving project on route 7o that begins today, but they will setting signs up a and then repaving actually starts next week on pennsauken, between pennsauken road and cropwell road, chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> talking about traffic? we will tell you how to get down with good day to our next car give away. every friday we are coming to tak

northeast philadelphia airport is at 56 degrees right now. we will see some clouds around. the last few showers have just moved offshore. it'll be dry for most of the rest of the day with some clouds lingering into this afternoon. a bit of fog to deal with first thing this morning. light fog in redding. two-mile visibility for blue bell. into new jersey, very light fog. head to the south, just under two-mile visibility in millville. we're starting off with mild temperatures, a bit of fog. the fog will disappear, and we'll get sunshine today with a huge warmup. may have noticed it in the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood in ten minutes. right now jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. >> we're watching the vine street expressway this morning. we have that ongoing construction closing it east and westbound between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. here's a different view of it right now. this is the schuylkill expressway. here's the vine right here. you can see some flashing lights right

a driver smashes into a bus canopy in northeast philadelphia killing the man who was inside it and thenlees the scene. >> also breaking this morning, a coroner is on the scene of a fast moving house fire in the lehigh valley. >> bill cosby is due in a montgomery county courtroom this morning for a hearing that could lead to trial or his release. >> but first up, david, you said, showers. >> yeah. >> it rained any other evening. >> i'm sorry. >> what's up. >> it was a spotty shower. you were in one of the spots. [laughter] >> i walked around for an hour and a half yesterday in my neighborhood and i got one drizzle drop so. all right, we've got rain out here and it is to the east of philadelphia and it almost looks like it wants to come back in off the ocean and just sweep across the area. unfortunately for the rain the low pressure center guiding this rain in toward trenton and philadelphia is pulling away so we think most of these bands are going to stop where they are and then kind of move off the coast. philadelphia could get a little wet but it's doubtful. you see how it's stopping a

we are coming from lorenzo a's in northeast philadelphia.rybody in the heart of tacony. come on back here they have stuff back here in the corner. this is one of your classic, neighborhood spots, that you hear me talk about all the time, okay. started, opened up in february, mike, behind the grill here, his wife, lisa, they have been cooking, non-stop. now back in the day you probably remember a place called spinelli's. >> oh, yeah. >> tell us the story. >> spinelli's was my family restaurant and was there for years and years and years. closed up in the 1990's and we always said open up a restaurant. this came up by chance. we said let's do it. >> to the folks at home spinelli's was place to go up there off have of linden avenue and fish hatchery. >> originally bob it started right down here at princeton avenue, right down here. >> all the way back to tacony. >> you have been on the grill, show us what you have. >> all right. we have spinach, chopped provolone with brushetta with home fries there. >> that is our grandson. >> it has roasted p

details on what was take glenn investigators are returning to an american legion post in northeast philadelphia. >> looking for the cause after huge fire that gutted the building. four alarm blaze started yesterday afternoon at the legion hall on orthodox street in bridesburg. firefighters got to the scene within minute. veterans and family members were there, firefighter suffered minor wrist injury, everyone in the building escaped unharmed. >>> smoke was so big and the flames, just poof. we pulled up, the windows came out. they had to move us back further down from where we were. it was horrible. >> philadelphia fire commissioner adam teal says it took two and a half hours to get the fire under control. >> we could learn today if one of the teenagers charged in the death after delaware student will go on trial as an adult. prosecutors want a family court judge to transfer the case of 16 year old girl to superior court. authorities say amy joyner francis died after a beat nag bathroom, at howard high school of technology. they say the attack aggravated a pre he can is g heart condition. meanwh

accident from the overnight steve keeley live out at cottman and bustle will ton there in northeast philadelphia a mike and alex, back over to you. >>> story in the northeast, a man hit by a car, killed while standing underneath a bus stop. this is a hit ape win but normally they take off in the car this guy ran on foot. >> that is because his car was too much of a mess and could in the go any further. >> hey, steve. >> reporter: this guy did runaway afterward. look what is left of the bus stop. everything is still here. bustleton and cottman within of the busiest intersections but you you can see it curves here. what you are looking at is where one of those glass metal bus stops like the one across the street was, only reason those pieces are still there is they are chain to the pole. here's the rest of it right here and look in the middle of all that the gentlemen's boot killed, man still unidentified about 40 years old and then look where the car end upright in the middle of the bustleton a lexus es hundred. police talk to the registered owner. he said he wasn't driving. lets go to the front

in northeast philadelphia. ems squads were treated to a complimentary barbecue thanks to the dietary department of nazareth hospital. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> lots of smiles in the sixers front office and they have decisions to make. >> the city is still abuzz about the sixers biggest victory in three years, last night they won the nba lottery. coach brown was doing somersaults on the inside. the sixers have five weeks to decide between ben simmons and ingram. simmons is 6'4" and ingram has a huge wingspan. and jaime apody spoke with coach brown and the conventional wisdom is they will take one of those tw

tied up and robbed inside the their own home in the somerton section of northeast philadelphia and nowhat family says the ordeal was a terrifying case of mistaken identity. from what the neighbors told me three people who broke into the house said we think we have the wrong house. >> police say the chaos erupted here on the 14,000 block of faraday street after 1:00 a.m. on friday. a couple in their 60s and their 37-year-old son were all asleep in second floor bedrooms when suddenly three masked men broke in through a back door and started making demands. >> where is the money? family was saying they don't have any money in the house. >> reporter: police say at least one of the suspects was holding a gun. they sipe tied the couple and roo strained the 37-year-old manses behinds back his way shirt. the man ransack the house but only got away with cash in the son's wallet. >> we don't know why this particular house was targeted. this is normally a really quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: neighbors spent time checking on the family this morning. victims were too shaken up to speak on camera

the suburbs, delaware. 72 degrees in northeast philadelphia. he upper 60s for andorra and west mount airy. upper 80s this afternoon. a quick warmup. by 1:00, philadelphia in the middle 80s. look at the sunshine for the suburbs in the lehigh valley. 85 degrees at 5:00. some spots in the lehigh valley may hit 90 degrees this afternoon. delaware, still lingering clouds this mortgage. but not for much longer. 82 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon and any fog disappears with the temperature warming up first thing this morning. in new jersey, 74 degrees at 9:00. into the 80s this afternoon. cooler at the shore. the clouds linger. by 1:00 we'll see breaks of sunshine. 75 degrees at the shore. there you can see some of the clouds are still left behind after yesterday's rainfall. it's clearing out in the lehigh valley and the clouds at the shore, those will be moving off, too. there is the rainfall that has been pushed out to sea by cooler, drier air that's pushing into the area. next round of showers. that's to the west. that's a possibility for the end of

hit-and-run driver leaves a man dead bustleton and cottman in northeast philadelphia. the victim was struck while he waited fire bus. eyewitness news says the driver got out of the car. looked at the scene and fled on foot. >> police are investigating the possible connection between two shootings in overbrook. they found casings and bullet holesed in a car 7700 block of city avenue a man found lying be side the car had three gunshot wound. he's in critical condition. another many few blocks away is stable. >> bill koz sbi expected in montgomery county courtroom today where a judge may allow the sexual assault case to go to trial. he's accused of drugging a woman at his elkins park home in '74. he insist the sex was consensual. time for a check on business news. >> joining us live from the new york stock exchange, jill, we heard there's a reversal in a decision involving a major wall street bank. >> that's right a major settlement against wall street for housing cising has been reversed. federal appeals court ruled bank of america should not pay the 1.27 billion that a

much more to come on "action news," a fight inside a bar in northeast philadelphia ends with two people injured. >>> plus a feat of engineering today at villanova. we'll take you to a competition for the region's brightest young minds. >>> the phillies cool off after a hot streak. jamie apody has sports when "action news" comes right back. >> police are investigating after two men were stabbed in northeast philadelphia. investigators think it happened after a fight broke out last night at the bamboo sports bar and grill on the 6200 block of bustleton avenue. one victim was stabbed in his rib cage and is in critical condition. the second victim was stabbed in the hand. no arrests so far. >>> some well-trained k-9 units competed in havertown. the police k-9 competition at haverford middle school. they competed in an obstacle course and article search. all the proceeds will go to local causes supporting the k-9 department. >>> health screenings for student athletes were being checked for risk of sudden cardiac arrest. the number one cause of death for student athletes. >>> hundreds of peop

. >>> this morning, we're following breaking news in northeast philadelphia after burglars terrorizefamily during a home invasion. we'll take you live to the scene in what police are calling one of the safest neighborhoods in the city. >>> we're also following breaking news on the burlington/oburlington burlington/ocean county line where dozens of firefighters are up against these flames ripping through the forest there. we'll have an update on how crews are getting control. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> that breaking news, bufrgrgs targeted a family in northeast philadelphia. we'll hear why the victims say they never expected something like this to happen in their neighborhood. >>> a fire night in the forest. flames are ripping across parts of southern new jersey. we'll hear what crews are up against. >>> plus, a high-speed controversy on the rails. we'll explain what septa is doing to spread the

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. >>> police say they have the driver that hit a man in northeast philadelphia and left him there to die, has turned himself in. walter perez is live with the details there. you spoke to the victim's family today? >> i did brian. and they are absolutely shattered by what happened. we have a live look at the scene here. the wreckage at the bus stop. this wreckage rests a half block away from where it once stood giving you an idea of the impact. all the family is trying to come to grips. he is identified as molina. >> miss him and love him and i wish he could come back to me but i know he can't. >> he is a very nice guy. i love him. he is a good father. >> it was around 12:30 last night when molina was on his way home from work, he was under the canopy presumably seeking shelter from the rain. when the suspect's car hit the bus stop. they are certain of two factors linked to this crash. >> speed was clearly a factor, the weather was pouring down rain and losing control. so definitely speed and weather, two huge factors in this crash. molina was 100 feet down the road and pronounced dea

he was 72. >>> holy family college in northeast philadelphia honored the dedication and sacrifice of local law enforcement today with a special mass. this is what they call a blue mass which offers prayers for the safety of police officers and remembers those who gave their lives in the line of duty. today's mass is part of events surrounding national law enforcement month. >>> it was a heated trial today at philadelphia city hall. second graders from five elementary schools heard testimony in the trial of bb wolf as in big bad. hack covered of damaging property for blowing down the house of the three little pigs. the students heard testimony from one of the pigs and then deliberated the verdict and they found the wolf not guilty. we know how these things can can go. mayor jim kenney was even on handled for the trial. the event was part of law week 2016. >>> the weather didn't rain on the parade of graduates inside temple university's liacouras center today. this was a record breaking commencement. the class of 2016 is the largest in the history of the university. more than 9300 dipl

coming from say bucks county or northeast philadelphia and try to get to the airport. look at the delay back to woodhaven road here. for get is there a river and go across the bridge. betsy or tacony and come back into philadelphia over the walt whitman and that will give you access to south philadelphia and access to head south down the airport. >> lets get this thing started. corruption trial of the congressman chaka fattah begins this morning in philadelphia federal court. just down the street here. chaka is charged in the 29 count, indictment in youl campaign and federal grant money to pay off an illegal one million-dollar campaign loan when he runs for mayor. that is just one of the ledge schemes. congressman is accused of using money to pay his son's college dent. chaka fattah has denied these charges, and has held office for american 30 years but lost the primary last month. jeff cole has been following this case for years. also our legal analyst ken rottweiler is with us. i will rip off a phrase from an article i saw over weekend by our friend george anastasia w

. >>> developing story tonight, a family tied up and robbed in their northeast philadelphia home. the victims say there was intended target but it wasn't them. our bill anderson tells us it's a crime that has many in the somerton community on edge tonight. >> reporter: residents of far a day street in the northeast feel they live on save friendly block but after one family awakened with a gun pointed in their face, the whole neighborhood is wondering how could this happen? >> just after 1:00 a.m. the family is asleep. they're awaken to the fact someone is standing there armed with handgun demanding money. >> farah day street is viewed as one of the safer mock in the city. several police officers live on the block but last night a terrifying situation proved at least for the moment none of that mattered. >> somebody tapped on me and they said w is the money. >> i'm looking at them as i wok up i'm looking at him. i have no money. >> a random home inn vague itself would be scary but the victims who didn't want to be seen on camera told me the suspects clearly had a targeted house in

updating breaking news this morning the search for hit-and-run driver that left a man dead in northeast philadelphia. >> eyewitness news report ser live near bustleton and cottman where that drive's car remains on the scene. good morning, jan. >> jim, brook, good morning, one man is dead and another on the run this morning after a powerful crash here. you can see the car involved in this hit-and-run in the middle of bustleton avenue. driver apparently ditched his car because impact richd the wheel from the axle. police say the car ended up there after hitting the vehicle as he waitsed under a bus stop con one all the way down the street with intersection with cottman & you can see glass and metal littering the sidewalk this morning. this hit-and-run happened 12:30 this morning area outside the roosevelt mall bustleton and cottman. speed and weather may have been factors in the deadly crash since it was raining heavily at the time. the question becomes why did the driver leave the scene. investigators say he smashed through the metal bus stop canopy ripping it out of the ground and throwing the victi

. >> reporter: torres family of northeast philadelphia was camped on the beach off columbia place and enjoying the sand and the water, even though it was a cool, 59 degrees. >> it is cool. you cannot stand in there. you feel like you can't believe. it numbs your body. >> reporter: not staying in there long. >> foggy and sunny. >> reporter: he and his certificates ter spent time digging waiting for tide to come in. >> we are digging for the waves to come in and then we can sit in it. >> i'm just sitting and they go in the water. i'm keeping baby. >> reporter: very important part of this equation. >> yes, yes, i am's baby-sitter. >> reporter: ready for summer to getting. >> no, i'm not a summer girl. i don't like the heat but i have to deal with it right now. >> reporter: the atlantic city boardwalk was packed today too with thousands of strollers, out enjoying the holiday weekend. and for those who wanted action away from the beach in the casinos, folks were teaming up at the mini golf course across from boardwalk hall. >> i like coming to atlantic city, casinos, boardwalk, great here.

still watching an accident in northeast philadelphia around red lion road. here's the garden state parkway. you can see some construction just beyond the toll plaza right in here. you can see we do have some flashing lights. down to one lane headed southbound. vai and tracy? >> jessica, thanks. >>> it is a message that says to heal and not promote retaliation. it's the message from officials and neighbors in wilmington following the death of a 16-year-old student. we'll tell you what they're demanding now. >>> plus, the ugly truth. a new online challenge is helping people in our area get a life-saving organ donation. we'll show you how you can be a part of it. >>> it's 5:14. 57 degrees outside. there's a campaign out there to save lives. it's using your ugliest prom pictures to do it. it's called the hashtag ugly truth campaign. donate life pennsylvania is behind the push to let people know how great the need is for more organ donors. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in center city to explain how your ugly prom pictures can help. katy? >> reporter: tracy, it may

tied up, robbed, inside their own home in the somerton section of northeast philadelphia. really quiet neighborhood, there is very, very few calls for service in this area of the seventh district, actually one of the quiet he is neighborhoods in the sit. >> i application say the chaos errupted here the 14,000 block of fairday street just after 1:00 a.m. friday. cup nel their 60s and their 37 year old son were all asleep in second floor bedrooms when suddenly three mask men broke in through a back door and started making demands. >> they began ordering family members to they will them where the money is, where is the money? family was saying they don't have any money in the house. police say one the suspect holding a gun, they zip tied the couple and restrained the 37 year old's hands behind his back with a shirt and investigators say the men then ransack the house. devices they had, computers, flat screens, tv's, still in the house, so we believe that these perpetrators were looking for cash once suspect left it, took the family about 30 minutes to break free, no one was i

. >> fire tears through an american leon post in northeast philadelphia. this building holds memories for so many in the community. the fire broke out just hours after memorial day ceremonies inside the legion. good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> eye, everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in brides burg where fire crews remain on the scene night. david? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, those crews expect to be out here several more hours to douse some of this hot spots. listen i talk to lot of people that live in this neighborhood tonight. one man that says he has been here for 70 years. he remembers this building as a little boy. >> this building is one that those who live in bridesburg and frankford noel. now most of it is destroyed. >> i seen a parade there. when i was a little girl. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a day to remember those who died fighting for our country. but win minutes, flames shot through the roof of the american legion on orth dock street. >> this was so big and the flames. we pul

. >> fire tears through an american leon post in northeast philadelphia.hy this building holds memories for so many in the community. the fire broke out just hours after memorial day ceremonies inside the legion. good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> eye, everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in brides burg where fire crews remain on the scene night. david? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, those crews expect to be out here several more hours to douse some of this hot spots. listen i talk to lot of people that live in this neighborhood tonight. one man that says he has been here for 70 years. he remembers this building as a little boy. >> this building is one that those who live in bridesburg and frankford noel. now most of it is destroyed. >> i seen a parade there. when i was a little girl. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a day to remember those who died fighting for our country. but win minutes, flames shot through the roof of the american legion on orth dock street. >> this was so big and the flames. we p

a driver smashes into a bus canopy in northeast philadelphia killing the man who was inside it and theneaking this morning, a coroner is on the scene of a fast moving house fire in the lehigh valley. >> bill cosby is due in a montgomery county courtroom this morning for a hearing that could lead to trial or his release. >> but first up, david, you said, showers. >> yeah. >> it rained any other evening. >> i'm s

philadelphia it's lighter stuff between now and 6:15. heavier rain that came through earlier and has produced ponding and you will -- puddling on roads will subside mostly northeast of philadelphia and the edge of the city. there's showers near allentown. the big bigger picture, will shu we get into a lull and most of the rain over south jersey and delaware with a slight bit of that pushing toward philadelphia. 71 degrees in philadelphia. muggy, 66 in allentown. 72 in millville. as we roll through the day, 74 by 11:00 a.m. 77 by 1:00 p.m. most of the rain centered in the morning and early afternoon. most of us, 78 degrees, cloudy and maybe a peek of sunshine here and there, but drying out. if you're down the shore, the rain will hang in there longer, say, 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., before it grows weaker. we'll have the progression of the rain on future tracker 6 so you can get a better idea of where you have a better chance ever staying dry later this morning and this afternoon that's coming up in a couple of minutes. the shore call is a shame. it was a nice weekend down there, i had a good time this weekend. good morning david, good morning everybody. i've been watc

. >> investigators are trying to pinpoint what caused a fire at american legion post in northeast philadelphia. >> donald trump is holding a trues conference this morning to explain where the money went. bernie sanders will be in month array santa cruz california. hillary clinton spent the weekend in her hometown in new york. >> he fires, yes. >> i don't even want to see any highlight. golden state warriors will head to the nba finals, beat the oklahoma sit thunder 96 to 88. blah blah. our pat gallen will have more about the future everyone of the superstars from that game, coming up in about 15 minutes, and i'm going to cry. >> okay, all right. weep, weep, weep. meantime, kate is in for katie, who is a little un the wet they are morning, she's out on the skydeck, weather much better than this time yesterday, though, kate? >> much much better than this time yesterday, guys. yesterday waking to up flashflood warnings across the area, we got over inch and a half of rain in philadelphia late last night or i should say sunday night in monday morning, but it cleared out during the day yesterday we

that's beginning to push up towards northeast philadelphia.as around norristown doylestown malvern and coatesville also getting some of this and as we take a look at the northern suburbs once we get rid of this, you see how it's all pushing up to the north, won't be around philadelphia all that much longer, up in allentown you're still going to be in and out of these raindrops for awhile. the only other spot seeing some of this rain is down along cape may and the south jersey coast although most of the heavier precipitation is off the coast and if we start this up you can see how most of that heavy stuff is probably just going to stay off the coast and miss atlantic city, sea isle city and cape may. as we take a look outside, we have cloudy skies out there over the ben franklin bridge. obviously it's cool and damp once again. and the temperatures do tell that you cool story. 51 currently in allentown. same story in philadelphia. 51 degrees there. and in wilmington. upper 40's in trenton and millville. so, everybody cool and everybody damp even

traveling through northeast philadelphia, into portions of montgomery county if you are on perhaps 476nd northeast extension that could slow you down here this afternoon and evening. temperatures right new, 75 degrees still in philadelphia a the nice and warm with more sunshine this morning. seventy-five in allentown. sixty-three in trenton. sixty-four in atlantic city. here's our may calendar and look at those rain drops only five dry days this month. take a look at our monthly total as well over 5 inches of rain and more than two of those inches came this past weekend. we had 2.07 inches this weekend in philadelphia and we have had a trace of rain, 22 of the last 28 days. showers should die down once sun goes down. showers should impact new jersey as the storm finally starts to move out of here, still scattered showers in the afternoon and finally high pressure does try to build in. they build up starting on wednesday and that is going to kick that le out of here and really bring in some warmer air from the south and west, and take a look at how that jet stream keeps on rising, a tas

. >>> breaking news overnight man hit and killed while standing on the sidewalk in northeast philadelphia. >> police say this happened just after 12:30, driver of the car still on the run this morning, steve keeley live at the scene now, this is a busy area, steve. >> reporter: this is i surveillance camera above intersection that may have captured this entire incident there. you can see bustleton and cottman right above the septa 58 bus and the cvs pharmacy here. let's show you the video of this car while these two big trucks are here blocking our view of everything else. look at the front of this lexus es300, now still sitting in the middle of bustleton avenue and the driver of this car could not even get out of the driver's side door, that is why passenger door is open. look at how badly damaged this vehicle was from this horrific wreck. this car was going south on bustleton and now that we have come back to the live picture you can see a curve in the road and these cars are coming up and looking at headlights there is a curve. this vehicle police believe kept going straight up on to t

so if you are leaving northeast philadelphia driving through the fog this morning, otherwise we are crystalar here on the blue route right here near route one between route one and saint david villanova. here's a live look hello to pennsauken. remember old pennsauken mart. good pretzel factory used to be in there. in problems at all on route 130 rolling through pennsauken. just checked with philly international, even they we have that fog along that i-95 corridor we are good to go on arrivals and departures at the moment. that is good news. coming from the suburbs, try to see your normal volume on 422 and schuylkill expressway and mass transit off to a good start as well. mike and alex, back to you. >>> bk do you remember last thursday we came from commercial eight or 9:00 o'clock. we come back and we saw a blimp over ben franklin bridge. a blimp we have never seen before. it said bostic. >> we were trying to figure out the name. bob kelly helped us out. it is an adhesive company. do we have that footage because 24 hours later, last friday morning that same blimp, crashed. >> yes. >> we dec

same deal here on i-95, no problems at all working your way southbound out of northeast philadelphia, heading in to center city philadelphia all this week we will see the construction crews out on i-95, between cottman avenue, and bridge street, with some extra lane restrictions. they are working right now, on the schuylkill expressway, a westbound crew, right at the conshohocken interchange, they have the right lane blocked, only the left lane getting on through as we head westbound you can see spotlights coming into play and water main break on city avenue right at bala avenue. i think that is right near 65th avenue there, so watch yourself heading north bound heading up toward, city avenue and the schuylkill expressway, and then a new pattern, for folks on the blue route, between i-95, and media swarthmore, just watch out for the cones and nut line paintings. speaking of painting lines, crews are painting some new lines here on the kelly drive. they have been out all night long, through the night. there are lane stoppages in both directions. avoid the kelly until 6:00 o'clock and u

the heavy downpours we saw move through philadelphia and trenton have pushed to the northeast. t will be cloudy skies. there will be more showers and a chance of a thunderstorm for philadelphia and areas farther to the northeast. that chance of showers will finally move out here, over here overnight and it looks like we'll be drier. much drier for tomorrow. a dreary memorial day is ahead. >> all right. thanks for that, bill. you can always get up to the minute information on our nbc 10 app. >>> good morning. holiday washout. rain from georgia to maine, as bonnie makes its slow march up the east coast. while in texas, historic flooding leads to at least six deaths and triggers more evacuations overnight. >>> late addition? a leading conservative suggests an impressive new candidate will soon enter the presidential race. this morning, trump's heated response. while on the democratic side, bernie sanders dismisses new calls to step aside and says he's in it till the end. >>> growing outrage. protests at the cincinnati zoo, where a gorilla was shot and killed after a 3-year-old boy

police in northeast philadelphia need your help to find a vandalism suspect. you can see in the video here, a young man walking past suv on the street last saturday. the owner reported the vehicle scratched right around the same spot that boy walked by. eight other vehicles in the area were also damaged. >> overbrook family says ongoing feud between two teens led to a fire and shooting outside their house. police aring looking for a 19-year-old who showed up at a house and started a fire on the porch. the family came out to see that fire and that's when police say the suspect fired his gun. family ran back inside. but the bullets came through the front and hit another 19-year-old inside. he's in critical condition. >> expert witness testified the murder trial of jimmy super fly snuka should not be halted. there is little evidence he has significant brain trauma. he's accused of murdering his girlfriend back in 1983. his defense argues the wrestler has early onset dementia and post-concussion syndrome and his trial should be halted. it unclear when the judge mi

the west philadelphia, jenkintown, northeast philadelphia, quakertown, wildwood, wilmington, we're all coming to see you so get ready. and also, you will he get the chance to sign up for mazda cx9 when you get there. >> you can do it one time every 24 hours on line. >>> phillies on the road starting three game series in detroit last night. didn't get well. this within turned into a slug fest, mostly, the tigers doing the slugging. six home runs between the two teams. tommy joseph, miguel franco, went deep for the phillies. >> it is gone good but the tigers, had four individual home runs. >> it is gone. >> gone. but here's the play everybody is talking about. he didn't run hard all the down to first base. the game was tied at that point. it was in the seventh inning. you know what the coach did? the manager? he pulled him out of the game and sat him down even though he is the phillies hottest hitter. police report to the bench. he said he learned his lesson. phillies lost five-four. >> time out. >> you don't have time outs. >> yes. >> he was upset because he wanted to drive the guy in a

philadelphia, 50, the wind out of the east/northeast at 8 miles per hour. like the last exrfdz -- couple of days, we have strong winds and it adds to the uncomfortable feeling. after 2 or 3:00 p.m., there's a chance of spotty showers pop up. most of the day if you see precipitation it's likely going to be drizzle. a spotty shower can't be ruled out. it's going on to be cool beneath the clouds, maybe the coolest day of the week. 49 degrees by 10:00. noon 50. this afternoon, 54 degrees by 3:00 p.m. probably don't get our high of 56 until 5:00 p.m., cloudy and cool and damage all the way today. high temperatures not much of a range. 55 is the high in allentown. 54 in cape may. the high number i have on the map is 56. everybody from north to south feeling the same discomfort. we have an omega block in place. last week was a high pressure center, this week it's low pressure system. the reason it's called omega block is because you can see the greek letter omega wrapping around the low. 1:30 a.m., while you're sleeping things start to moisten up a little. tomorro

. ♪ >>> live over breaking news on the roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia.ene of the accident that involves more than what you see there, but involved five vehicles in al. in the southbound lanes near woodward street. pulling out wider, traffic is getting by, but slowing down. we're still working to find out if anyone here is hurt. again, five vehicles involved in this crash in northeast philadelphia on the roosevelt boulevard. >>> now to texas where a little bit boy's sneakers are in the spotlight. >> the boy's family believes the shoes are actually responsible for setting their suv on fire. now, there's not much left of the sneakers today. look, just charred. they are the sneakers that light up when you walk. 2-year-old warren left them in the family's suv overnight this weekend, and the parents found the shoes in the backseat of the car burnt to a crisp the next morning. >> there was nothing in the car that could have -- as far as we knew, that could start a fire. the shoe was laying on the grown with the wires sticking up, and a lightbulb, i knew immedia

nbc 10 at the philadelphia police survivor's benefit in northeast philadelphia. it's a fundraiser that benefits the families of police officers killed or injured in the line of duty. >>> two firefighters are in the hospital tonight after one of them fell through the roof of a burning bucks county home. crews were called to tennis avenue in bensalem this morning. one of the firefighters fell from a third story roof and the other had tightness in his chest. both are in stable condition. >>> a grand reopening at an iconic south jersey landmark nearly destroyed by fire. the columbus farmer's market is fully rebuilt and today held a special celebration complete with live music and activities for the entire family. >>> fire ripped through some of the retail space and destroyed several businesses back in 2014. >> it was a living nightmare not knowing how we were going to pay our bills and what was going to happen with insurance. we were out for ten months and it was hard. but the customers were supportive and we are so happy to be back. >> the market has 65 indoor store