traffic with pamela osborne. >> monitoring a situation on the schuylkill near gladwyne. there is a downed tree. that's something to be looking out for. turnpike check now, there was some work that was happening overnight. look at these drive times, everything is looking green. everything looking good right now. if you're heading to mass transit, everything is on time. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:00 a.m., breaking news now, someone spray paints the statue of frank rizzo after repeated calls for its removal. >> the words black power were written on the monument of the former philadelphia mayor, in the wake of the violence in charlottesville. matt delucia joins us live with more. what are you learning this morning? >> reporter: a little over an hour ago, a woman who says she is a concerned philadelphian and a supporter of frank rizzo came here to put a drape over the statue. you can see that over there right now. and this is to cover that graffiti and you can also see right now there say large area around the statue that is sectioned off and police are here now watchin

nbc 10 pamela osborne live for us in burlington. floodwaters have receded. begin with first alert meteorologist bill henley in the studio look at neighborhood forecast. >> most of the area dry this morning. big storms out of the picture. have been tracking a few showers in new jersey. right now center city completely dry. less likely to see any showers during the day today. you see the activity right now. moving through new jersey. quick thunderstorm popped up and moved out of mercer county. then there's this light rainfall. what's left of a few thunderstorms major night. just moving out of woodland and into ocean county new jersey. chance of showers going to be lower today than what we saw yesterday. temperatures in the 60s right now. 69 degrees for new jersey in the lehigh valley. delaware at 73 degrees. see sunshine at delaware. one of the areas that's more likely to stay dry. 80 degrees at 10:00. going to be a warm one. temperatures climbing into the upper 80s for much of the area. closer to 90 degrees for philadelphia. the best chance of showers and thu

first, pamela osborne has your first alert traffic. >>> we're going to start off on the schuylkill at passyunk avenue. not a lot of major issues or problems all the way around. mass transit running on time this morning. septa and new jersey transit, amtrak, all on time. and if you're traveling in new jersey, let's look at your drive times. 295, the turnpike, 42, all clear this morning. tracy and vai. >>> 4:30 now. we continue to follow overnight developments surround the terror in spain. >> the driver that plowed into a van through a crowd in barcelona is on the run this morning. new information about something that happened six miles away. police believe they stopped another attack after killing five suspects wearing suicide belts. you're looking at the second scene south of barcelona, investigators now believe they stopped that plot by killing those suspects and it is connected to the attack in barcelona and we just learned that the belts they were wearing were fake bomb belts. here is a map that shows you, you see where it is in relation to barcelona, an explosion wednesday night f

pamela osborne is live in upper darby. just spoke to the mayor who is pushing for a safety change at this busy transit hub. tell us more about that. >> reporter: yeah, tracy. keep in mind the investigation into what caused this is still ongoing. but the mayor tells me he is going to be pushing for that change to bring safety to the rail. 10,000 commuters go in and out of the center every day. dozens of people were injured last night when a train crashed into a parked unoccupied train. one of the tracks has been closed since the crash's crews are investigating. the first responders train for this and were ready and able to get the injured passengers into ambulances and off to the hospital. you may remember there was another incident, but we talked about the technology he's pushing for and who he plans to reach out for in order to push this process along. >> in february we had a collision in the same rail coming into the station. i'm going to be reaching out to congressman brady. congressman brady and i, this is his district

first, pamela osborne has your first alert traffic. >> i'm keeping an eye on a situation, on academy road, which is here right between grant and red lion. police activity there because of a downed wire as well as poles in the area. that's something to look out for if you're driving in that area. let's look at 95, at girard, traffic picking up this time of morning. a lot of cars on the roadway. not seeing many slowdowns at this hour. if you're traveling the schuylkill, look at your drive times here. everything moving smoothly, except for average speeds. there you go. everything is in the greens. back to you. >>> now to breaking developments about the deadly terror in spain. >> spanish police arrested a third attacker evernight. they're looking for one more. 13 people died in more than 100 injured when a speeding van plowed na a crowd of people along a popular promenade in barcelona yesterday. police confirmed overnight the attack is linked to another one. hours later, in the resort town of cambrios. they are about 60 miles apart. an explosion wednesday night in a third city is also co

nbc10's pamela osborn is following the investigation for us live from south philadelphia. what do we know? >> reporter: george, this is a busy area. it's not just a neighborhood street. it's about a couple of blocks up from broad where we're standing right now where all of this happened. we've been talking to the people who live in this area, who walk past this area this morning. they are all quite shocked by the discovery that was made here just before midnight. a 23-year-old woman and her boyfriend, a 50-year-old man were found dead in an apartment inside of a row home on federal street. according to police it was a relative of one of the victims that made the discovery. at some point late last night that relatives who happens to live upstairs found the couples apartment ram sacked and the pair unresponsive inside. the man and woman were found in separate rooms. police say both of them had bruises on their face. they were pronounced dead at the scene and no obvious signs of forced entry. we talked to one mother who lives just a couple of blocks eye, she tells us the doub

pamela osborne is live with more on why officers may have trouble getting around today.us what's happened. >> reporter: that's right, tracy. now summerdale police department really is operating with four or five patrol vehicles. that's less than half of what they have in their fleet. this is why police say those vehicles are out of commission. this is brand-new surveillance picture of the suspect they're looking for. it was taken at the wawa on white horse pike sunday morning after 13 vehicles, nine of them police cruisers, had their tires cut. it's less than a mile away from the police parking lot. police say the same man appears on their surveillance video. all 52 tires were cut. the deputy police chief tells me they are better off today than they were yesterday and that they shouldn't have as much trouble responding to calls. new tires have been ordered for the cruisers. we have watched as three police vehicles have been towed away for repair. the majority of the vehicles they expect to get back sometime today. i mentioned that they do have four or five patrol vehicle

reporting live in somerdale, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> pam, thanks so much. quarter after five this morning. check in now with first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. >> taking a look at route one. >>> watching the boulevard around 17th street. both directions look really good. we are starting to see cars head out the door. southbound side towards the schuylkill. where we see more of a delay or problems. not yet. another one in upper merion on valley forge park road. two accidents to talk about there: this morning. watching delaware memorial bridge construction. checking for delays, i keep doing that. scheduled lane restrictions. not yet. if we see any at all might be later on in the morning commute when we start to have more traffic out there. right now the southbound side lane restrictions heading into delaware. katy and tracey, back to you. >>> let's talk about the weather. been very focused on tropical storm harvey and bill henley says now he's watching another system that could bring us rain before the remnants of harvey. >> we could potentially

nbc 10 pamela osborne is the only news crew on scene. what are you learning. >> well, we're as close as we can get to that scene right now. this is east williams circle. a residential street. if you look further down the road there, you'll see this is the scene of a police investigation. what we can tell you is that there was a police pursuit that ended in this crash. there were injuries. i want to show you some video now of that wrecked suv. it's a little bit difficult to see from where we were in the dark. it's still in the road. accident investigators arrived on scene just a little ahead of us. working to get more information about those injuries, what led up to the pursuit and crash. i'll see you back here in the next half hour for another update. reporting live in chester, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> now to breaking news in west philadelphia. a woman is in critical condition after she was shot in the back. police say she was trying to get away from two armed men who broke into her home. they demanded money and drugs and took of

. >> nbc 10 pamela osborne joins us live from southwest detectives. officers believe he is still armed and extremely dangerous. >> that's right. no stranger to law enforcement. been in jail before on drug charges and gun charges. now police launched all-out search for the shooting death of john lee. lee shot and killed saturday night in haverford township. lee had picked up food and was walking to a friend's house. just yesterday learned lee was not the first person he targeted that night. police now say he tried to rob a kid on a bicycle. when that didn't work, he went after lee. according to police, he used the same 40 caliber handgun to open fire on residents in overbrook an hour before the homicide. a total of 17 shots fired there after neighborhoods concerned that he was casing out the area asked him what he was up to. found the gray volvo he was driving. collected as evidence. searched a home on locust. no sign of him. philadelphia police have a warrant for arrest for overbrook shooting. haverford township preparing there. has residents upset an

. >> pamela osborne joins us from the scene. first on the scene and still the only tv reporter there. what do we know about the crash? >> reporter: vai, tracey, we're still working to figure out exactly where this police pursuit started before it ended here. we're also working to find out about the people who were injured in this. chester police. we also noticed several haverford township police officers arriving. we asked them what was going on and they said they were here to assist in an investigation. we asked if the police pursuit may have started there, they say no. in the middle of the road there, there's a recked sufficient. damage goes all the way up to the roof. police have been walking up and down the entire block with flashlights. combing over the suvs passed down the residential street. taking photographs and looking into that suv. all of this of course happening on the other side of the crime tape as we come back out here live. police have kept us back so far and the investigators that we've encountered haven't said

pamela osborne joins us live from the red cross in center city. how are people in our area doing our part. >> reporter: everyone is doing a little bit of something. red cross sent ten volunteers down so far. just a few hours from now, two more as you mentioned loading up into that truck and heading to a staging area in louisiana where they will assist with disaster relief efforts. people from our area are pitching in the best ways they know how. talked to a professor of neuro science at jefferson offering up research lab to those in houston so research isn't lost like it has been in other hurricane disasters. then the salvation army. specialized skill sets down to southeast texas to not only deal with physical needs of flood victims, but to assist with the emotional trauma of those who survived the storm. >> first wave that we're sending down or emotional and spiritual care specialists. really disaster mental health professionals. be providing services, hydration, feeding part of the skill set they bring to the table, they provide crisis counselin

pamela osborne joins us live. what's the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: police are working very hard to bring that suspect into custody. a $5,000 reward being offered for information leading to an arrest. wanted posters with a surveillance image of the suspect have been hung all around town. this is the man police say are responsible for shooting 29-year-old john lee. suspect seen on the surveillance more than once. according to police, victim lee is seen walking out of pizza place in the direction of a friend's apartment. also where that suspect walked add few moments earlier. the suspect is seen running back past the camera with hood up and something in his hand. we have know philly police were comparing ballistics yesterday to a crime scene they had in overbrook. 45 minutes before the murder on saturday. residents reported seeing a man casing the neighborhood. when they asked what was going on, the victim opened fire. when those suspects saw the victim of this shooting, they said that was the same m

. >> we are joined live there with pamela osborne. what do commuters need to know? >> reporter: well, basically, if there's an opportunity for you to find another way to work this morning, that may be something to consider. we just got word there is no express service run right now. just local. septa says passengers should expect delays even though the regular services have resumed. but for right now, one of the tracks is not operational and with fewer tracks available, that means some delays for the trains that are coming in and out of 69th street station. those trains are having so move around that accident investigation that is happening right now. we're going to keep our eye on the situation and will join you for another live update shortly. i'm pamela osborne, "nbc 10 news." >>> and now we'll get you updated on the service that has been restored. we know septa said to expect delays. >> nbc 10 traffic reporter jessica boyington, give us an idea of the impact this is having on the morning commute. >> reporter: the impact from the station, the 69th street transpor

nbc 10 pamela osborne joins us live from the scene with details. pam, what do we know. >> i want to start by telling you what we've seen so far since we've been here. chester police have been here. also noticed several police officers arriving on scene as well. we asked them what was going on and they said they were here to assist in an investigation. we asked them if the police pursuit started there, they said no. we've also seen police on seen at east williams circle. in the middle of the road there, there's a wrecked suv. a lot of damage that goes all the way up to the roof of that suv. we know that there were injuries as a result. we're working to find out more about those injuries. police have been walking up and down this entire block with flashlig flashlights. they have been coming over the entire path. they have been taking photographs and looking into that wrecked suv. all of this of course happening on the other side of the crime scene tape. police have kept us back so far this morning, but we're going to be working to see what other info

nbc 10 pamela osborne live for us in burlington. floodwaters have receded.with first alert meteorologist bill henley in the studio look at neighborhood forecast. >> most of the area dry this morning. big storms out of the picture. have been tracking a few showers in new jersey. right now center city completely dry. less likely to see any showers during the day today. you see the activity right now. moving through new jersey. quick thunderstorm popped up and moved out of mercer county. then there's this light rainfall. what's left of a few thunderstorms major night. just

pamela osborne joining us from the digital operation center. and us more about the local lawmakers. >> outraged and disgusted, that is one reaction from cory booker who also tweeted, quote, there is no question who he is, the critical question is who are we. we cannot surrender america to trump. we must fight. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have take issue with the president's remarks at trump tower yesterday. the president of the united states said there were two sides to the charlottesville story, that it was unfair to suggest that all the torch wielding marchers at the rally were neo-nazis. he said there was blame on both sides. senator tom carter added that those of us elected to serve have a great responsibility to show leadership in trying times. potus failure to do so is beyond shamef shameful. paul ryan tweeted we must be clear, white supremacy is repull son and there can be no moral m ambigui ambiguity. and marco rubio went after the president in a series of tweets saying the organizers of the events are 100% to blame for the d

nbc pamela osborne joins us live there. pam, how does it work this morning. thankfully things are looking much better. step out of the way and show you know. looking at route 130. yesterday parts of this roadway were under water. very different situation now from what it was a handful of hours ago. last night the storm left some drivers stranded and floodwaters. have video. everywhere you look people needing help or trying to figure out a way around the flood water. reports of downed trees and wires. basements were flooded. city of bullington quickly put management team to work to deal with all the extra calls they were getting by people caught by surprise of the sheer amount of rain that came with the storm. talked to one man who lived in his home for 30 years and has never seen flooding this bads. >> it was torrential. it was a sheet of rain. checked the basement and taking in six inches of rain. >> reporter: again, right now, the situation much different than it was just last night. if you're driving through this way this morning, it looks clear, there is

let's get you to work. >> pamela osborne, what are you seeing? >> we're going to start in -- on the easton expressway. there is some emergency construction that is taking place in the westbound lanes. this is near route 73 and winslow township. a right lane blocked and there are men out on the road working this morning. that's something you're going to want to keep an eye out for if you're headed in that area. be sure to drop your speeds a little bit. 95 at ray street, just a few cars out on the roadway this morning. traffic beginning to pick up as we expect to at this time of hour. not seeing any majored to the a drive times are good. >> 18 minutes past 5:00 a.m. on this friday. we have some weather issues today that create -- cause us to issue a first alert. >> heads up about that. the timing, bill henley has that. >> strong storms later today, maybe impacting travel in our area. not just driving around. we could see some strong storms disrupting air travel later today. it is go to be widespread. that's why it might not be raining in philadelph

nbc 10 pamela osborne live in burlington. floodwaters have receded. begin with first alert bill henley and a look at your forecast for today. >> heavy rain out of here. have seen showers in the lehigh valley. look at the clouds overeaston this morning. just light showers. easton this morning. just light showers. then showers. a few thunderstorms overnight in south jersey. now moving out of the picture. really have died down. few light rain drops heading towards toms river right now have. still a chance we'll see more showers and thunderstorms during the day. chance comes in the lehigh valley and suburbs. 64 degrees right now in the suburbs. new jersey at 69 degrees and 73 in delaware. going to be a quick warmup. philadelphia. it could be right around 90 degrees this afternoon with partly sunny skies. less likely to see any repeat showers in philadelphia today. new jersey will maybely be dry at the shore. inly be dry at the shore. i'll break it down hour by hour. take a look at future cast. show you where chothose showerse likely to pop up. first katy

first, pamela osborne has your first alert traffic. >> good morning, bill. good morning to all of you at home. we'll start things off on the schuylkill now. this is right around route 1. you see traffic moving smoothly in either direction. no major problems to speak of there. we'll look at 95 now. let's check out the drive times if you're headed to 495, 295 average speeds in the 60s, average drive times about ten minutes. i want to point something out to you right now, emergency construction that is happening on the ac expressway. this is in winslow township, right near route 73. there is a lane restriction there. the right lane is blocked off and there are people on the road working. >>> we're following developments in the terror in spain, 13 people are dead, dozens more hurt after twin terror attacks and we now know authorities are looking for another suspect. >> randy gyllenhaal is live for us in the digital operations center. bring us up to speed. >> they're look for one of those attackers. overnight, they say they shot and killed five suspects in a seco

nbc 10's pamela osborne is live for us in south philadelphia. this is sending shock waves through the community, pam. >> reporter: absolutely. daulton will forever be known as one of the toughest players in baseball. the 55-year-old kansas native spent 14 seasons with the phillies. a three-time all-star throughout his time here as you mentioned. daulton or dutch as he was often called was a member of macho row and helped the team make it to the '93 world series. loved by fans here at home and across the nation. it wasn't just what he did on the field that was notable, daulton, who lost his four-year battle with brain cancer, last night, created the darren daulton foundation after his diagnosis in 2013. since then, the organization has been financially assisting others who are battling the disease as well. our friends at csn talked to larry bowa about daulton's life and leadership. >> hard nosed, played one way, play it hard, a great family guy, my heart goes out to and the kids. he's one of the guys that the phillies fans related to because he l

pamela osborne is live to explain what's happening for us, pam. >> reporter: the army corp. of engineers is prepared to discuss the project and its design. what they are discussing is a remain straining order. you may remember the large ponds of standing walter began popping up on the beaches. they say the state mandated construction caused drainage issues. as a result a judge said the project contractor and city leaders to come up with a plan. an agreement was reached. residents and business owners are eager to tell a judge what kind of trouble the projelkt has caused them. whether the judge will take the opinions into account is yet to be known. about 50 people made the trip here this morning to listen and hopefully contribute their thoughts on the problem. we'll be coming back here. reporting live. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> a man shot three times died at temple university hospital. it happened near garnet and york streets. police say the victim was standing on a curb when someone started shooting. the driver took him to the hospital. police have surveillance vi

we get the details from nbc 10's pamela osborne. she is live where the victim is being treated, pam. >> reporter: rosemary, at last check the 24-year-old man was in critical condition after being shot several times. it happened last night in the city's oxford circle neighborhood. the victim was stopped at a traffic light when a white vehicle pulled up beside him. he fired several shots through the driver's side window and door. the victim was hit multiple times in his left siend and tor torso. a person who witnessed what happened. one resident tells me he heard about five shoss loos night. >> an a har hourer later there was an ambulance. every now and then you do hear gunshots here. >> reporter: the suspect being described as a man in his 30s with long hair and a beard. he was last seen driving a white car, possibly a 2010 buick. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> officers were called to walton avenue. the alleged gunman ran inside a near by house. the s.w.a.t. team moved in and captured him. the victim suffer add gr

i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. we were first ton sen and first to sent out a news alert. count on us to bring you updates to get them. download our app for breaking news, weather and traffic updates any time. >>> the crash did not have a big impact on mass transit this morning. jessica is keeping an eye on things. what are you seeing out there? >> yeah. the first train left the 69th street transportation center for the high speed line. just like pamela just said the trains are operating. we weren't really seeing any big delays. so probably a good idea to check before you go and give yourself a couple of extra minutes. watching 95. big delays here. you can see one lane squeezing by. this is the off ramp right here. a nasty crash right in here. you an ambulance on the scene. 32 minutes from woodhaven road. speeds are dropping into the 20s too. ton eastbound side between route 37 and route 13 watch for an opening. at least it should be back open or closed from 10:35 earlier. by the time you get out the door there you

i'm pamela osborne. >> all right. thanks for that. you can watch the birds take on the dolphins right here on nbc 10. our coverage begins at 6:00 with exclusive interviews and then kickoff at 7:00. >>> change is in the air here. first alert bill henley is tracking it all with us. >> easy to get used to this. the flags are smaller. penns landing will see nothing but sunshine. it is 76 in philadelphia. wilmington at 4 degrees. the numbers are still climbing. 70s right now. we are headed for very low 80s this afternoon. temperatures will peak right around 4:00. the moisture is how much humidity in the air. it is almost off the chart. it stays low through the day today. it keeps up a little bit this evening. it makes it turn into pretty nice football weather. another look at your weekend. details for each part of your area when i come back in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> in delaware police investigate ago hate crime that stems from a fight over a parking space. someone spray painted neo-nazi symbols on this van. it got the attention of l

live in south philly, i'm pamela o osborne, nbc 10 news. >> the phillies released a statement saying, all of us are saddened to hear of darren's passing. from the day we drafted him until today, he constantly earned our respect and admiration as both a player and person. we will hear more from the phillies as they plan to address the media in ten minutes or so. we will update you on air and online as nbc10.com as soon as that happens. >>> for the second time in less than a month, a group of teens got out of control outsideede r center. a crowd started throwing bottles and rocks at officers. police arrested three people and one officer was hit by a bottle but was not hurt. back on july 17th, a crowd caused problems in the streets around the same rec center. police decided not to arrest anyone during that incident. >>> a man faces a list of charges. he is accused of being behind a crime spree that took him from philadelphia to south jersey and back again. police say he carjacked an off duty septa worker at gun point yesterday morning. they say he then filled up the stolen car's tank at

nbc 10 pamela osborn joins us live from where this all happened. we're hearing from a man who watched this fight go down. tell us about it. >> reporter: yeah, and that witness raised and born here in south filly. he said he's witnessed quite a few arguments over parking but never yiet like this one. check out these images. the witness we spoke to says the woman got into it with another driver over a parking space at warrenton and east -- the driver had choice. after parking the woman went in and got a cheese steak. she confronted the driver who at this point was sitting on a nearby stoop, and that is when she pepper sprayed him. >> she said you better watch how you're talking to a woman and sprayed him with mace and jumped back in the car and took off. that's messed up. i mean it shouldn't even be like that. first time i've seen someone get pepper sprayed for a parking spot. >> reporter: and this happened back on july 24th. police say the couple got into a back suv with maryland plates. they drove off and haven't been seen since. they're hoping som

reporting live, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> 6:04. more breaking news. police have one suspect in custody. looking for another person after shooting and a car crash. the car crashed into the house. two men ran away. caught or arrested the driver. >> hurricane harvey category two storm. expected to strengthen. rain and wind shaking this live camera. this is from corpus christi. one of the cities bracing for impact. tens of thousands of people under a hurricane warning. >> officials have warned people along the texas gulf coast to get out and as you can see, evacuations jammed this intersection. forecast expect harvey to make land fall late tonight or sometime early tomorrow morning on the texas coast. northeast of corpus christi. as a precaution, children's hospital is lifting premature and critical infants to a hospital in north texas. people have been filling sandbags and stockpiling supplies. >>> i got four things of water and some formula for the baby. and some canned chilly to see how far we can make it. >> texas hasn't seen a major hurricane since t

. >> nbc pamela osborne live in center city philadelphia with the stories of service that are emerging from here at home. >> reporter: you can ask anyone that's involved in those relief efforts and they'll tell you the work is really just getting started. few hours from now, two more red cross volunteers loading up into that truck. heading off to a staging area in louisiana where they will assist with disaster relief efforts.  people from our area are pitching in the best ways they know how. we talked to associate professor of neuro science offering up research lab to other scientists in houston so research isn't lost like it has been in other hurricane disasters. then the salvation army. these early stages are preparing to send off people with specialized skill sets specifically crisis counselors and disaster mental health specialists. they say addressing the emotional needs of survivors is just as important as any other service. in the next couple of weeks plan to send off more people who offer a different kind of help as well. >> our next wave will probably be leadership level fol

reporting live in center city, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> we'll see about that. what can you do to improve your chance of winning? there are some things you can do. we'll get to that in the next half hour. we'll vlt winning numbers tomorrow morning, starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> new this morning after protesters clashed with police last night in phoenix, the trouble followed president trump's campaign-style speech. the president spoke to thousands of supporters for more than an hour at the rally. he said he'll build a border wall even if he has to shut down the government to do it. he also said he'll probably terminate nafta. in his first public appearance since the while nationalist fueled violence in charolettesville, president trump blasted peed yeah coverage of his response to that violence. >> i spoke out forcefully against hatred, bigotry and violence and strongly condemned the neo-nazis, the white supreme iss and the kkk. one day you talk, he didn't say it fast enough, he didn't do it on time. why did it take a day? he must be a racist. >> the president also s

reporting live at the joint base, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 and telemundo 62 are hosting a hurricane relief drive to help harvey relief victims. happening tomorrow. call, text and go to nbc10.com to donate. >>> 6:35. in other news, new details in morning in a suspicious fire where a woman was found dead. philadelphia police now say an ex-boyfriend killed her before setting the row house on fire and burning her inside. this was back in may on west susquehanna avenue. her exowned the home owned th f charges. >>> the teacher accused of having sex with 16-year-old student. was a teacher and coach at roberts high school in pottstown. earlier this month police arrested the 38-year-old for having inappropriate contact with a student. told police she used a burner phone to communicate with the teenager because she thought it could not be traced to her. the teens girlfriend discovered the text between the two. >> camden county man was arrested on sexual assault charges after someone saw the victim on snapchat page has been ordered to remain behind bars until trial. judge in the ca

pamela osborne is following the latest. they say he went rogue. >> absolutely. i think it's safe to say that lawmakers were just as stunned by this as the president's own team. there has been a constant wave of reaction from lawmakers both republicans and democrats. marco rubio a republican candidate in the 2016 presidential election went off on the president saying organizers of the events which inspired and led to charlottesville terrorist attack are 100% to blame for a number of reasons. mr. president, you cannot allow white house supremacists to share only part of the blame. the white supremacy groups will be assigned only 50% of the blame as a win. we cannot allow the old evil to be resurrected. and new jersey senator cory booker said there is no question who he is. the critical moral question is who are we. we cannot surrender america to trump. we must fight. and bob brady says trump has once again shared his poor feelings by choosing to defend racists and those who support naziism rather than the american people. >> you have people, and i'm not talking ab

reporting live in philadelphia, i'm pamela osborn, nbc 10 news. >> we will bring it to you and the updates right here on the air and the on the nbc 10 app. you can see the latest video get more information about the court appearance for the driver accused of plowing into a crowd of protesters again, on-air and online. >>> new over night, nbc 10 is first to bring you the sounds of a shooting while our cameras were rolling at the scene you see here. here's the story. we were covering a han who was wounded on logan way around midnight when shots were fired just one block away. take a listen. first you heard the shots and then you heard the police cars give chase. the photographer who captured this moment left his camera on the ground while he ducked for safety. >>> happening today, president donald trump expected to take action on trade problems with chyna. you're looking at the chinese president xi jingping visiting the president's florida state in april. expected to sign an executive order. at issue the alleged theft of technology and intellectual property. kim jung-un says it will have mis

pamela osborne has that. how do they look? >> a little trouble on route 422.owing things down quite a bit in those lanes there and the shoulder. also monitoring an accident in limb rick. a vehicle accident on the underpass, something to look for as well. one thing, delaware memorial bridge construction is slowing down a bit. seeing reports of delays in the southbound lanes. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police remain on guard around the frank rizzo statue, will be there at least through the rest of the day. officers originally responded to protect the structure as protesters demanded that statue come down. >>> from burlington county, important warning from southhampton police. if you use the atm at the 7-eleven on maple avenue, check your account. they found a skimming device. anyone that used it in the last month should closely check bank statements for suspicious charges. >>> another update in 25 minutes. you can always stay updated with the free nbc10 app. >>> we're back now 8:30 on thursday morning. it is the 17th day of august, 2017, and it's a really pr

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pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> new from overnight. police in delaware county investigating shots fired in a bar during a fight around 11:00 last night. nbc 10 on the scene upper darby. no one was hurt. >>> happening today the former mayor of redding go before a federal judge in philadelphia to face corruption charges. vaughn spencer accused of taking bribes in a pay to play scheme. last week allentown mayor ed pawlowski pleaded not guilty to similar charges. no trial date has been set. officials have been under scrutiny since agents raided both city halls in 2015. >>> after several falls starts. gop democrats and republicans seem to be working together on health care. a group made up of both parties called themselves the problem solvers. want to make changes to obamacare. part fix, part repeal and part stabilizing the market. ryan costello was part of that conversation. >> the only way to create something durable and that has credibility and has buy in from serve to have republicans and democrats both see the value in the health car s

anyone with information as to where he could be should call police, reporting live, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> this morning police are looking for a man who sexually assault add jogger in montgomery part. after a mavg emasked man with a attacked a 19-year-old woman. this happened in broad daylight. police shutdown the popular park for evidence. victim was treated and released. coming up at 4:30, reaction from people who use the park. >>> the hunt is on for a gunman who shot two people. the shooting happened last night then one of the victims showed up at the sunoco gas station on roosevelt boulevard for help. investigators trying to figure out why the two men were shot. >>> leader of margate will hold an emergency meeting. legal action of a dune project ordered by chris christie. weekend rain caused pools of standing water to form on the approaches of the beach just as the residents there had predicted. more than half dozen beaches closed yesterday after tests came back showed elevated bacteria levels. today margate beaches will remain closed. contractors for the army core of engi

nbc 10's pamela osborne joins us live from penrose diner. what are the fans saying about dutch? >> reporter: he's certainly being remembered as one of the toughest players in baseball. the 55-year-old kansas native spent 14 seasons with the phillies. daulton or dutch as he was known by fans and teammates was a three-time all-star throughout his time here, he was a member of macho row. and he helped the team make it to the '93 world series. those two knew him best say he fought through his injuries on the field with no complaints, dutch carried that fighting spirit off the field too. he battled brain cancer for four years. he helped others fight the disease as well. after his brain cancer diagnosis in 2013, dutch started the darren daulton foundation. the organization offered financial assistance to others who were battling the disease as well. our friends over at csn talked to john kruk, broadcaster and member of macho row, hear his reflections about daulton's life and leadership. >> it is tough. he was more than a teammate to all of us. we leaned on him for a lot of things. he

. >> pamela osborn in live in south philly. tell us how this escalated. >> reporter: you know how difficult it can be to find a parking space. and as you said, that's what put this assault in motion, a fight over a parking space. this is the woman police are looking for. they're also looking for this man who was with her the night of the incident. we spoke to the man who witnessed the assault and called 911. he said the woman got into it with the man over a parking space. she got out of her suv and pent in to get a sheez steak. when she got out, she was apparently still bothered by the mans comment. she went out to the man eating a cheese steak on the stoop and pepper sprayed him. >> she sprayed him with mace and jumped in the car and took off. that's messed up. i mean it shouldn't even be like that. especially a guy who was waiting for his parking spot. >> reporter: and the couple drove off in a black suv with maryland's plates. they're hoping people have maybe seen that vehicle and can help track them down. >> pam, thank you.

i'm pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. >>> new this morning, sculptor behind frank rizzo statute says he should be in on the conversation of whether it should be removed or not. in a letter to the philadelphia art commission said a rush to judgment in this case could be a big mistake. he says he's alarmed by people associating mayor rizzo with leaders of the confederacy. makes it clear he doesn't she the statute should be moved however he's willing to offer assistance if it's deemed necessary. >>> happening today in philadelphia, look for more road closures. city prepares for made in america festival. take a closer look at what will be closed tooch d today. two lanes in front of the art museum already closed. spring forwarden street between pennsylvania avenue and ben franklin parkway. garden street pennsylvania avenue and ben franklin parkway. also happening today, the inner lanes of the ben franklin parkway between 20th street will be shutdown. >>> let's take a look at this. things coming together for the ma

nbc 10 pamela osborne is talking to investigators. she will have an update in the next half hour. >>> police have one suspect in custody and looking for another person after a shooting and a car crash. investigators say two people were shot on east written house street. then a gunman got into the car and drove off. police followed the car which crashed into a house. two men in the car ran away. the officers caught and arrested the driver. >>> hurricane harvey is getting stronger as it surges towards the texas gulf coast. look at the radar now. category two storm. mayor is warning people to get out of dodge. many people are heeding that warning. you can see here evacuations jammed an interstate heading towards san antonio. here's a view of the hurricane from space. nasa captured these images as harvey turned in the gulf and barrels towards land. expected to make land fall late tonight or early tomorrow. yesterday, people filled sandbags and stockpiled supplies. >>> so i got four things of water and some formula for the baby. and some c

reporting live from haverford, pamela osborne. >>> police now identified the body of a missing woman who vanished while similaring sunday. the victim is 24-year-old. she's from slovakia. disappeared while swimming with a friend at night. that friend says they both got caught in high surf. >>> bucks county judge closed the book on a decade old cold case murder. found him guilty of killing 14-year-old barbara in. >>> happening today mourners gather for the marine recruit killed on the ohio state fair last week. killed when the fire ball ride broke apart. seven other riders were injured. some critically. ride remains closed by the investigation into the malfunction continues. the operators said there's no evidence that human error caused the deadly accident. >>> fans of lincoln park will still show up for the scheduled tour date in camden tonight. however a candle light vigil instead. opening a space for fans to mourn the passing of chester. sounds played over loud speakers and fans encouraged to bring flashlights, candles. housekeeper found him dead in home last week of an apparent sui

first, time to check first alert traffic with pamela osborne. >> monitoring a situation on the schuylkillwyne. there is a downed tree. that's something to be looking out for. turnpike check now, there was some work that was happening overnight. look at these drive times, everything is looking green. everything looking good right now. if you're heading to mass transit, everything is on time. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:00 a.m., breaking news now, someone spray paints the statue of frank rizzo after repeated calls for its removal. >> the words black power were written on the monument of the former philadelphia mayor, in the wake of the violence in charlottesville. matt delucia joins us live with more. what are you learning this morning? >> reporter: a little over an hour ago, a woman who says she is a concerned philadelphian and a supporter of frank rizzo came here to put a drape over the statue. you can see that over there right now. and this is to cover that graffiti and you can also s

nbc 10 pamela osborne is the only news crew on scene. as we can get to that scene right now. this is east williams

pamela osborne, "nbc 10 news." >> she knows what to do. >>> and new this morning, it's a fear that manyublic speaking. >> and if english is not your first language, talking to a room of people will be down right terrifying. however, a pair of university grads may have found the key and thousands have taken advantage of it. they created free app call ed ori. it is a great tool for those who don't have english as their first language. the app takes everything and combines it. and parents say this helps their children break through barriers. >> she's telling us that she's been practicing in a safe space. before she feared going out in front of others, whereas now she can go in her room, practice and become more confident. and then show her best to others. and that's the kind of encouraging feedback, that's why we created ori. >> the application was released in march and got 5,000 downloads. now they have in excess of 50,000 downloads. >> more people are afraid of public speaking than death. >>> well, happening today, the jackpots in both major lotteries are above $300 million. the mega mil

reporting live in wilmington, i'm pamela osborn, nbc 10 news. >>> and police have arrested a man accused of spray painting racist gra fffitgraffiti. he has past associations with white supremacy groups and according to court records he was also arrested last year in connection to a stabbing. >>> a community in bucks county is taking on bigotry and hatred. tonight there's a town hall meeting and this comes after someone spray painted racist graffiti at herbert hoover elementary school. >>> the white nationalist who says that he pepper sprayed a demonstrator in self-defense during clashes in charlottesville, virginia, has turned himself in. the university of virginia police say he is in custody in lynchburg. now to a new controversy over that statue of robert e. lee in charlottesville, video shows a man trying to cut the tarp off the pave ht from the bottom there. he called the tarp a desecration and police stopped him from taking the tarp down. workers placed the tarp over the statue yesterday morning. this follows the violent protests surrounding the violence in charlottesville earlier t

reporting live i'm pamela osborn, nbc 10 news. >>> this morning police in two communities are looking for an alleged lyft driver who kidnapped and robbed a woman. the woman and her younger sister left a nightclub yesterday morning. they used the lyft app and then a driver pulled up and picked them up. in upper darby, the driver asked the younger sister to get out and get him a bottle of water. when she came back out, the older sister, the driver and the car were gone. he stole her phone and kcredit cards and threw her out of the car. >> it could happen to a man or a woman. you never know who's driving you. >> we reached out to lyft and they said there does not appear to be a ride matching the time or location. but they are working with law enforcement. >>> possible witnesses could hold a key to helping police solve a murder on the main line. police released pictures of three people who may have witnessed the deadly shooting saturday night. this morning police continue to look for derrick rawlins. he's suspected of opening fire into a crowd hours earlier. lee was just picked up food an

pamela osborne, "nbc 10 news." >>> new calls to take down the statue of the former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo. protests calling rizzo a racist happened again yesterday at the height of the afternoon rush and briefly shut down traffic around city hall. the statue and mural of the mayor were both recently vandalized. >> a lot of my elders say when they walk past city hall, they remember, they remember when they were younger and frank rizzo's the one who patrolled the area. >> this is an area we know is controversial, no doubt about it. >> during the protest, mayor kenny met with groups who want the statue to stay where it is. any decision to move it must first be approved by the art council. >>> and the head of the secret service says the agency's budget is tapped out. the secret service says that by the end of the year, more than a thousand agents who are already putting in long hours will not be getting paid for that extra work. he says the agency's budget is being stretched thin in part by president trump's frequent travel. agents are also protecting 18 trump family members. >>>

i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that, pam. >>> let's get a check of our nbc 10 headlines. this latest ship crashed near singapore. they stated a loss of confidence in his ability to lead. there have been four warship accidents two of which left sailors either dead or missing. president donald trump is after the rowdy rally that's night and where he drafted the immediate yachlt they arrested four people outside the event. >>> plenty of folks dreaming of becoming multi-millionaires. it is the second highest in power ball history. we'll have winning numbers this chbing at 11:00. >>> happening right now an aerial display is about to start high above the beaches. the air show is happening today and a crowd of 400,000 strong is expected to watch the pie lotds and planes. hey ted. >> yea >>. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. check it out. we have a sea of people. there's not a lot of room left right by the water. the air show just about to get started. the u.s. army golden knights parachute team followed by many more thrills. the beaches getting crowded with hundred of thousands