again we are here now at franklin field, outside of the penn relays.ual, we have spoken to many athletes say this is such an exciting time to be here. some feel overshadowed by draft but they are here, excited about this competition , in the less but for now we are live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> thanks very much. >>> they come from all over to the penn relays, amazing. >> are we glad it goodies weather. >> so glad. >> we were just saying if today had been like tuesday. >> don't even go there. >> and rainy. everybody comes in for penn relays, draft, it is just not nice. >> miserable. >> no, terrible. >> thank goodness, it looked like would it all week but is there always, will it pan out? will cloud clear. they did midday. beautiful evening it is for the outdoor festivities here in the city. here's outside right new we will go out to storm scan three and show you an advancing cold front moving through western pennsylvania right now this front is weakening, it is tapping in the daytime heating there in western pennsylvania, producing s

we have penn relays today, more people will be heading to the penn relays. expect heavier volume to begin this morning. i have to say it wasn't too bad on the schuylkill expressway we expect a mess of a ride because it had been heavier with the draft, penn relay started, i think some people were working from home. pottstown, williams street at adams street partially blocking the roads of we had a handful of early morning accidents, roads are wet. with the big nfl draft and matt o'donnell is there in the center of it all, matt. >> reporter: thanks, karen, the eagles say they found their man in first round pick daric barnett they used 14th overall selection to bring the defensive end from tennessee to philadelphia. barnett tweeted he is ready to fly eagles fly. he thanked philadelphia said it was a moment he will never forget. the eagles will formally introduce barnett at 4:15 p.m. today. fans are perplexed by the eagles choice, katherine scott is live on the parkway with that part of the story. katherine. >> reporter: matt, you know how it goes, some fans are

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free parking down at stadium complex again today at draft or penn relays. take broad street subway right to city hall and then walk up the parkway or, in center city , city hall take market frankford line over to 30th street and that will connect you with the penn relays. back over to you. >>> time right now 4:19. we're following developing news in afghanistan, two u.s. troops have been killed during an operation against isis. service members died in the same region of the country where the u.s. dropped is what nicknamed the mother of all bombs. another solder was wounded. so far this month, three u.s. soldiers have been killed there while carrying out operations against the islamic state. >>> 4:20 is the time right now first 100 days. president trump nearing end of that as congress scrambles to avert a government shut down, senate democrats have blocked a quick vote on a short term spending bill, democratic leaders chuck schumer says a vote will come when republicans abandon effort to add provisions on abortion, financial regulations and environment to tha

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you'll want cool drinks around the draft and the penn relays. sunday, 69, the front drops out of the new england cools us off, there could be a shower sunday south of philadelphia. monday, the front gets past us again we know we warm up -- and we warm up with a shower or thunderstorm. tuesday and wednesday are both looking great! >> like that. >> it is 6:42 a.m. remembering a hollywood heavyweight who had ties to philadelphia. >> a new jersey state trooper goes mcgiver on us during a baby delivery. >> reporter: this is i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city. jammed from torresdale to girard. we'll hop into new jersey and talk about the tractor-trailer accident coming up. >> police continue to try to negotiate with a suspect in the deadly shooting of a delaware state trooper. corporal stephen ballard was shot and killed yesterday afternoon when he encountered two people he considered suspicious in a wawa parking lot in bear. investigators tracked the gunman back to his home in middletown where he remains barricaded inside right now. t

we have the penn relays at franklin field. play some baseball, as well this afternoon with the first pitch at 1:05 down in south philadelphia. what do all three of those events have in common? people will try to use the schuylkill expressway to get there. that's where we will see the hot mess today. let's try something new. you've been thinking about should i take mass transit? could i take mass transit? today's the day to do it. >> the broad street subway, the market frankford line, two big work horses will get new center city even if you're in the going to the events, maybe just going to work. today is the day to give it a try. how about a train ride in from the suburbs? take the kids to work day. start it off with a train ride. the regional rails, again, even if you're not going to anyone every those three events today, mass transit is probably a good option today. there is free parking, just like in monopoly down here at the stadium complex for both the draft and the pen relay participants from the stadium area. you can ta

today starts the penn relays, well see this area really congested. we'll see the delays at 7:30 or so for the penn relays. expect volume on local roads. we have a handful of accidents yesterday it made sense because of the wet roads. today the roads are dry and still a handful of accidents. sharon lane at harleysville pike that's new it brought down wires. long meadow road and killington court. a major accident in new jersey, on 295 that was carrying loads of orange juice and had a diesel fuel spill. if you're on 295 heading to 42. you can't get on 42 you have to use exit 26 and work around that. if that's still out there, that will be a big problem when the morning commute kicks in. police hope to have it clear in another hour or so. we have a half mile of visibility because of fog. >> we have learned that continue gun violence in delaware's largest city claimed the life of a 17-year-old girl. it happened on the 900 block of kirkwood highway. she was rushed to christiana hospital with critical injuries, she is dead no word on a suspect or motive. >>

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so by 7:00 see a lot of people headed into the penn relays, it will be about 58 degrees 64 at penn. noon when the nfl draft experience opens, about 73 degrees by then, 74 at 1:00 e starts, top off in the upper 70s, maybe even around 80 degrees today, so, what an improvement, bob kelly, good thing none of this stuff happening. >> what a difference a day can make. i can't even imagine you will all of this stuff going on with the rain. good morning, 5:01, opening underway at the burlington bristol bridge, getting out of the gate. sit for cup of minute. north on 295, early morning overturned tractor-trailer and fuel spill. so all traffic headed north on 295, you're forced to come in toward philadelphia, on the 42 freeway, from there, you can pick up route 130, or the turnpike, are you ready for some draft? here we go parkway shutdown for the draft today. vine expressway off ramps to the parkway closed through the weekends, and of course, the parkway, the art museum area, whole entire nfl draft experience, in shut-down mode. and the drivers also closed not even going to get anywhere clos

. >> reporter: that male victim remains at penn presbyterian. the fact police say the community is not at risk likely means that police do know who is behind this. dawn? >> all right, thanks, brad. >>> a man is now in custody accused of shooting outside a c. 29-year-old lawrence mitchell is facing attempted murder charges to night. police arrested mitchell last night in gloucester township, new jersey. he's accused of shooting at a car in the parking lot of dell lie la's den on monday on the 100 block of spring garden street. that shooting prompted the shut down of nearby i-95. police sources tell fox 29 that mitchell had no connection to the woman who owned the car that was shot. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams is giving up his law license temporarily as he fights charges in his federal bribery and extortion case. but williams is not stepping down. fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live outside the district attorney's office with what's next for seth william much shawnette. >> reporter: well, dawn, as you know, there are a lot

penn relays in addition to the nfl draft.tra time coming in and through the city give mass transit a try, park free at stadium complex and take subway to sit hall and market frankford will connect you to the penn relays. let's eat. >> do you like cheese? we like cheese. >> i love cheese. >> everybody loves cheese. >> cheese, cheese, please. >> i eat too much cheese. when i retire, which will be soon, i'm just going to sit around in my underwear and eat cheese like a big wheel of it. >> that is what i do on friday night. >> is that your friday night. >> yes, i'm so sorry. >> i love eating cheese i'm cool with it. >> bone appetite magazine which i have on my night stand >> would that not be in your kitchen. >> i don't do anything in my kitchen but do i sleep. >> okay. >> they named best pizza in america, the place is in fishtown. >> really, local. >> in fill a. >> and joe pa dea is famous around the country as the maker of this pizza. congratulations, joe. >> thank you is what the name of your place. >> pizzeria madea. >> named

draft, penn relays, phillies, sue has the outdoor forecast in 15 seconds. >> penn relays, draft experienceout of doors. the pressure on for decent forecast. now by 1:00 when the phillies and marlins get started should be in the 70 axe sun should be out. socked in with clouds, but bring the sunscreen with you, even if it was cloudy still need that as far as tonight, specking some showers, maybe even pop up thunderstorm, good news it should be out of here by the morning hours, and then we have to just watch for maybe little bit of rain saturday night into sunday, because things will cool off. let's break it all down for you, seven day forecast, eight today, 82 tomorrow, up to summer like 88 degrees on saturday. by then we will be whining about the heat, humidity, but things will cool off sunday, with a high of 72. let's get back out to that nfl draft experience. experiencing it. >> this will be fun, fax is a big deal, at the nfl draft. no question about it. >> yes. >> hassan good to see you. >> hi, joanne. >> jessica alba's half sister. >> can you believe it? >> i know. >> that's not true. >

it's also day two of the penn relays. chopper 6 is over the field as some of the athletes gave it their all at the nation's oldest and largest track and field competition. katherine? >> reporter: hi, rick. the temperature is really cranking up, you can feel it. i can contributing nothing athletically and i am hot so it's going to be important for these athletes to stay hydrated today. this town is packed to the gills with athletes right now. more than 15,000 competitors are taking part in the penn relays, some of them in multiple events. we're standing by where the runners get ready to enter the track. it's a big crowd, this is an event they look forward to competing in each year. hundreds of events, thousands of athletes. it's the 123rd year of the penn relays, a historic event that draws competitors from around the country and around the world. >> no fear, no shame just running. >> it's just so cool knowing the history of this and that we can be a part of it. >> reporter: middle schools, high schools, colleges, professi

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(laughing) (colonial penn jingle) >>> welcome back. developing this morning, tens of thousands taking to the streets of the nation's capital of co caracus. protesters you can see are demanding elections, they're denouncing critical food shortages, and what they say is increasingly authoritarian government, police using tear gas to disburse the crowd. hundreds of people were arrested. two people were killed during the protest, but the circumstances remain unclear. the public prosecutor's office is calling for an investigation into the fatal shooting. >>> the syrian government now seeking shelter for its combat planes following the u.s. missile strike earlier this month. >> that strike in retaliation nor the chemical weapons attack the u.s. says syria launched on its own people, cnn correspondent barbara starr has the details. >> reporter: dave, allison, the u.s. missile strike in syria now reverberating across the syrian military. that took out about 20% of syria's operational fighter jets. now the syrian versus apparentbly moved most o

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we have a double whammy, we have the first day of the nfl draft and the penn relays. you have all these closures in place for the nfl draft. benjamin franklin parkway both drives are closed. the ramp from the vine to 22nd street. martin luther king drive, kelly drive, you know the drill. 21, 23, 24 street. penn relays will create heavy volume around franklin field and extra congestion on the schuylkill expressway. we'll talk about that coming up, tam. >> a suspect in the murder of a delaware state trooper remains barricaded inside his middletown home. last night the police identified fallen trooper corporal ballard. the deadly confrontation started when a trooper spotted a suspicious vehicle occupied by two suspects in the parking lot. the trooper made contact and there was a struggle. that's when a suspect got out of the vehicle and fired off several rounds striking ballard. troopers took one suspect into custody, the other suspect fled to middletown and that he is where he is holed up right now. jeanette reyes has more from middletown. >> reporter: the intense barri

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and le penn shares the love. the policies i represent are the policies represented by mr. trump. le penn is anti immigration, nato skeptic wants to get out of the e.u. calling herself madame brexit and if she won, it would be an earthquake felt across europe and in the u.s. impacting everything from the markets to international alliances. >> it would be the straw that broke the camel's back ultimately. you would look back on this and say after the election of le penn, it was truly inevitable that the e.u. was going to fall apart. >> reporter: le penn promises to make france great again but not clear the french will take her up on it. le penn is trying to take advantage of the latest attack saying that this country should close all islamist hmosques and they say she will likely advance to the second round but likely won't become france's next president. >>> to the promise from president trump toting a massive tax cut next week as he ends the year of the first 100 days, a traditional mile post for a new administrat

>>> panic at penn station. this morning, more than a dozen people are recovering from injuries following a stampede at the train station in new york. we'll explain what triggered the chaos. >>> this morning, loved ones are grieving the loss of two women killed in this crash on the roosevelt boulevard in philadelphia. some family members are now raising new questions about safety tonight busy road. >>> here is a live look over the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in philadelphia. today is holy saturday, a day of reflection for christians here and around the world, this as many prepare to celebrate easter sunday, tomorrow. >> we're going to have a beautiful weekend on this easter weekend. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking some pleasant weather ahead for us. krystal? >> yeah, that's right, rosemary. we really couldn't ask for a better forecast than what we got this saturday into sunday. we're going to have so

the penn relays beginning on friday -- on thursday i should say. friday we heat up to 84 degrees.2 degrees shy of the record high. sunday again 2 degrees shy of the record high 89 degrees and monday the warmth continues with a chance of late day thunderstorms and a high of 84 degrees. so, if you like it summery, it will be arriving by the recommend of the end of the wee. >> we like it summery. >> i do too. >> world news tonight with david muir next on channel6. "action news" continues on phl17 with brian taff sharrie se williams. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump, the first 100 days. and tonight, the other countdown, just days until a possible government shutdown. the high-stakes showdown, should american taxpayers pay to build the wall on the mexican border? at least at first, the president wants it in the budget. >>> also tonight, the people speak. how do they grade president trump on the first 100 days. our trip across the count

six less tracks then they normally will use in and out of penn station.ust expect delays this morning on both amtrak and njt weather delays, expected down at philly international today. maybe a best bet to check with your airline to make sure you are good to go. road work coming later on right after rush hour penndot has been working southbound between bartram down toward the airport but otherwise, major roadways, no problems, no incidents but expect, slower then normal speed, all because of the weather, karen and thomas, back over to you. >>> time is 4:04. search is on for whoever shot and killed two men and wounded two others in north philadelphia gunfire, ringing out as children were coming home from school. our jenny joyce live at police headquarters with the very latest on the investigation, jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. police believe it was two shooters who fired nearly two dozen shots in north philadelphia, yesterday afternoon according to police two victims died, two more are in critical condition at the hospital, all fo

we have the start of the penn relays. the first event is at 9:00 a.m. we'll see extra congestion on the schuylkill expressway. we saw that for the closures of the nfl draft we'll see delays on the ben franklin bridge, all the local roads in and around university city. expect big problems with the nfl draft and penn relays beginning today. we'll see volume on the roads. in addition to that we have a problem with an overturned tractor-trailer and fuel spill blocking 295 approaching 42. all lanes are blocked right there. you have to get off at exit 26 where traffic is being diverted this has been out of a little while, but a still a problem. >> this morning delaware state police are grieving the loss of one of their own, steven ballard was shot and killed yesterday. one of the suspects is barricaded florida home in middletown. investigators say ballard went to approach a suspicious vanna wawa parking lot in bear. one suspect got out and shot the corporal hitting him three times. the other suspect took off. that suspect is in the five hundred block of saint

>> and could greek life at penn state be all but dead?the president of the university is now considering. >>> and cursing banned at temple university. look at that sign. no foul language. crying foul on you. so we take a look that the one, ask the question why. good day everybody, we're halfway through this week, holy wednesday, april 12th all the sudden. >> hump

in -- in the penn -- in the penn -- oh, sorry. in the penn central case, in the keystone bituminous case, every one of those cases state law defined as separate property interests, things can be bought and sold, the air rights can be bought and sold, the support estate can be bought and sold, the mineral estate can be bought and sold under state law. there are distinct property rights under state law, and the court nonetheless, as a matter of federal constitutional law, joined them together because the court wanted to find out whether, in fact, there was that kind of economic burden. and they even did it in cases involving lot lines. justice breyer: well, what about adding here when i look to see the reasonableness of the regulation. i mean, suppose in holmes' case, the regulation had said you have to leave columns of a thousand feet of coal. but every expert said, or everyone who knew about it, said you don't need more than 50 feet. mr. lazarus: well, certainly it's true, the ultimate analysis, you pay attention to reasonableness

i would put on the second prong of conducting a penn central analysis. the reason is because the relevant parcel that the threshold definitional questions going to provide a touchdown that contextualizes the whole rest of the takings inquiry. if the court were to artificially narrow it and look only about lines or give presumptive way to the plot lines and that will be the focus point for measuring economic impact for looking at investment backed expectation. >> suppose your plots that are not contiguous but very close to each other. under your flexible approach with all these different dimensions, are the ruled out as a singer parcel? >> i think will be difficult to say those kinds of noncontiguous properties like it as it could economic unit. i think would be the rare case it would be appropriate to aggregate those property interest. i think it's important to keep in mind are some giveaways property interest arise, that it is important other flexible, nuanced approach. i would point to the example we raised about the large developer who acquires a larg

he's a north penn senior and he's popular. thursday he throughout the first pitch as his school celebrated autism awareness and he sang the national anthem. >> ♪ oh say can you see >> halfway through the game i finally found him. >> don't tell me. i know exactly who you are. >> yes. >> you're the king. >> yes, i'm the homecoming king. >> penn aka the king has become celebrity around school. >> these are mow baseball friends. >> he also has autism. the whole school supported this and i think it was great. >> teachers love hill. >> i'm going to cry because he is the most awesome width kid in the whole world. >> more than being popular he wants to educate others about autism. >> i'm so grateful because i love communicating with people w i was three i didn't talk and you know now today i just talk and talk and talk. i can stop. there's no button to stop me. >> reporter: we don't want him to stop talking. he's so mazing today at the game ben handed out autism awareness opinions and he also hands them at out different places around

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you add that to the penn relays, the first event begins at 9:00 a.m. we'll sault st. -- see heavier n the schuylkill expressway, the ben franklin bridge. matt o'donnell you're at the draft, inyou're loving it. >> reporter: daric barnett a defense issue end from tennessee to philadelphia. i said he is ready to fly eagles fly. the eagles will formally introduce barnett at 4:15 p.m. today. some fans and this always happens, they are a bit perplexed about the first round choice, katherine scott is live on the parkway with that part of the story. >> reporter: eagles fans have different opinions as all fans do, some thinks that barnett is the shot in the arm that the defense needs. others hoped that they would go in a different direction. the eagles front office said he plays with power and puts pressure on quarterbacks and he can close. as for barnett he said he heard philadelphia fans are passionate and excited to be here. >> i wasn't nervous, when i got my phone call i was nervous. >> reporter: number 14 daric barnett walked on the stage to cheers before

. >> penn state police say they are investigating two incidents of someone taking picture, or videos of the students showering in the dorm s. the police say at alleged invasion of the privacy took place sunday night around 9:40 and 12:45 monday morning inside thompson hall. police are not releasing any information about the victims, they also are not commenting on whether they have made any arrests. >>> three more pennsylvania high school students are joining another student last month sued boyer town area school district. students say district's transgendered friendly policy constitutes sexual harassment and vials of their privacy. the district says that its policy allowing students to use facilities corresponding to their stated gender identity are legal. >>> new at 6:00 more legal action today following an infection out break linked to surgical equipment. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on the suit filed today against penn health, steph. >> reporter: there have been thousands of cases nationally and some here in philadelphia. open heart surgery patients who en

now for three penn state and a rot te, island avenue and linwood boulevard in eastwick ranked fourth. >>> helping a homeless man get back on his feet. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has more from havertown where people came together to make a big difference. >> reporter: it has been more than seven years since john sweet has had a place to call home. >> three months ago i was out on the street and i didn't know if i was going to make it through this winter. >> reporter: after a severe ankle injury knock him off his feet he who his job, his home and sense of security. >> homeless people are treated like second class citizens. they get into that issues cycle of depression and inn security. >> reporter: but thanks to the generosity of strangers who became friend, john moved into his own fully furnished rental property on havertown on thursday. >> when this all came together like it is a miracle, really, absolutely. >> reporter: it started with a simple question from michelle mccoup who had met john in pacing commuting out of upper darby's 69th street station. around christmas she

if you get to the penn relays jump on the market frankford line and into university city. that is best bet by far, even if you are not going to the penn relays i would park there and use the train to get in and out of the center city. today inner drive closed on the parkway that full close another coming tonight at 7:00 of course, with it comes the septa detours, buses are all listed on septa's web site at septa.org. otherwise roadways, i-95, schuylkill, pennsylvania turnpike kind of quiet at the moment, monday rain on the way , sueby has the forecast in 15 seconds >>> well, showers are on the way today, may in the see them this morning, but by the end of the afternoon just about all of us will have seen a little bit of rain so get watering for your flowers, thaw planted yesterday, although still early to plant outside. most gardeners i hear mothers day is the safe bet for not a frosty night but that is not our issue. our issue is rain over next couple days. we do see some green scattered throughout the area, lancaster county, down through delaware, but not all of this is

>> a wild scene there at penn station. kenneth, thank you. >>> now to the severe weather threat from the texas panhandle all the way to southern wisconsin. take a look at this, a tornado culturing down there in texas and these scorching brush fires fueled by dry conditions in tampa, florida. our senior meteorologist joins us with the latest on all of that and the easter sunday warm-up in the northeast. hey, rob. >> hey, tom. the dry season continues across florida and it's feeling like summer across much of the south. let's hit the severe weather threat tonight, it extends from minnesota all the way back through oklahoma damaging winds, maybe an isolated tornado like we saw last night but they won't get going until later on tonight and get to chicago around 7:00 a.m. and into springfield, missouri. ahead of this front, we've got big time, look at these numbers, 85 in d.c., 83 in new york, 82 potentially in boston tomorrow. way above average, some rain across that front and through ohio and tennessee and late rain as we wra

in the penn -- sorry, the penn central case, the keystone case, every one of those cases, state law defined a separate property interests things could be bought and sold, the air rights can be bought and sold, mineral state can be bought and sold under state law. distinct property lines under state law. the court nonetheless is a matter of federal constitutional law joined them together because the court wanted to find out whether, in fact, there was that kind of economic burden and they even did it in cases involving lot lines. >> how do -- well, what about adding -- when i look to see the reasonableness of the regulation, i mean, suppose in holmes' case the regulation would say you have to leave columns of a thousand feet of coal but every expert or anyone who knew about it said you don't need more than 50 feet. >> you pay attention to the government -- >> does that fit in your three? >> absolutely, fits under penn central and in this case, this is really the easy case. the state law at issue one that is premise, under this situation you don't face a hardship. that's exactly why they don'