acme, official supermarket of the philadelphia union. coca coal taste the feeling. trumark go union go credit union, trumark financial. bimbo proud baker of arnold's whole grain bread. by independence blue cross, learn more at ibx.com. >>> two to nothing is the final score in this one fill union get victory on goals by chris pontius and cj sapong first in the first half. to learn more learn more at ibx.com. >> here's a look a at the play, le toux, played the ball in, and find sapong right away but bar need a find pontius, square him up, and keeps it alive, gets his head up, perfect goal to pontius for early one to nothing lead but fantastic call by le toux, great job by barnetta to find pontius. >> team in the post game especially pontius and jim curtin, said it before they didn't feel like they played one of their better games but come away with the win. that is something they could not have done last year f they didn't play their best last year they didn't win. >> good teams can getaway with that. it tells you union are progressing from where they have been in the

philadelphia union, it ends up as a 1-1 draw against the san jose earthquakes. here's a look at the first goal by the union ball swung in beautifully by barnetta. pontius gets up keeps the man to it, a little separation, timing perfectly. union pick up one point as san jose, you get the sense peter they feel as a team it was a loss. even though it wasn't. full credit to is an show say, salinas came in and changed the game in my opinion. union had chances. they had one earlier in the second, first off the foot of le toux he couldn't convert. leads like this against quality opponents will come back to haunt you. >>> defensive players of the game. barn warn -- barnetta was very good creating good service getting people involved a great first touch putting through to sapong. his coming into form will be key. this ball is world class this is the ball that led to the corner kick that led to their first goal. he is so important to the team and getting him 90 minutes fit will be integral. >>> barnetta our defensive player of the game who is your pick? >>> richie marquez

murphy was guest on the philadelphia union radio show tonight, in drexel hill.s an avid fan of the union. a fanatic fan of the philadelphia union. >> likes to dup. >> he does. >> is he a son of ben. >> he might be. >> okay. so, is that your big story tonight. >> yes, yes. >> so, not the duping. his first two starts, vince velasquez looked like second coming of the cy young and today second coming of the joe blanton. velasquez had 25 strike out had not allowed a single run yet until the first inning. michael's two run shot. in the third, they tagged him for three more. velasquez less ted four and a third less than a week after a pitching of a complete game. bull pen took over. in the second, lucas duda2 run home run. he had one yesterday too. next batter, neil walker, back to back home runs. that was walker's second home run of the game. mets with six home runs. here's what happened when phillies tried to get on the action. miguel franco deep, and he makes the catch. also robbed. phillies embarrassed, 11 -one the final. >> we didn't pitch well weeks didn't hit we

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the philadelphia union 6abc festivities begin before the game the game itself is at 4 o'clock and itbe pretty comfortable down at talon energy stadium. looks like a lot of sun on sunday and maybe a shower monday. >> thank you david. >> yeah. >> 6:40. there's a new clue in the search for a killer who ambushed his victim in a church. >> later a high school senior and restaurant server gets a valuable tip on saving for college. matt. >> here's a tip. don't head for the northbound side of route one, the super highway right now matt. it's not looking so super because of a crash in the right lane approaching pennsylvania avenue. we'll talk more about this, check delays on 95, a couple issues around the turnpike and an ongoing situation in mount laurel. lots coming up when "action news" continues on this tuesday morning. ♪ this afternoon at dunkin', sip and save with a freshly brewed favorite for 99 cents. refresh with a medium iced tea or iced coffee for 99 cents from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. most new wealth flows it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. to

. >>> philadelphia union getting set for a game tomorrow flight in seattle. they're three and two.losses have come on the road. coach curtain notes will be a challenge. >> when we looked at the schedule four out of our first six on the road if very difficult places to play so happy with how we've gotten through the first five games. obviously seattle comes up now as tough a place to go in the league that there is, 50,000 people, you can't communicate on the fielder it will be a difficult task. >> finally celebrating continues for the villanova wildcats. this morning they took to wall street. [cheers and applause] >> today jay wright and the seniors including ryan arcidiacono and daniel ochefu helped ring the bell at the new york stock exchange. you got to think the stocks for those two guys is rising anyway after the championship. >> absolutely. >> let's hope. sixers call those two guys. >> that wouldn't be a bad idea. all right. thank you jaime apody. >>> children in philadelphia got all dressed up for app special parade this morning. the kids from beautiful beginnings child care

looks like it's going to be a great afternoon for the 6abc day at philadelphia union.tch at 4 o'clock. then onday partly sunny. 72 tuesday. whether or not we get rain on monday and tuesday depends on the positioning of a front that's going to be coming down from the north. not quite certain on that. any time we're not on the air you can always check out the latest weather on 6abc.com/weather and friday might be a day when that people are doing that because of those showers coming through. >> all right. >> yeah. >> we'll check it out. >> good. >> thanks, david. >> you're welcome. >> happening today, you guys keep talking -- happening today michigan's attorney general is expected to announce charges in flint's led tainted water crisis. sources say two state regulators and a city employee will be facing criminal charges. the city has been under a state of emergency for more than four months and residents there are using filters and bottled water. more than 50 lawsuits have been filed since january accusing the city of being complicit in the crisis. the government investig

in delaware county last night, david was guest on the philadelphia union radio show in drexel hill. about corner kicks headers and great saves with the host of the 90th minute peter and carl and the best part david never received a red card. >> that's right. unlike the union they have gotten a couple the last couple weeks. we were talking about that on the show. >> bad boys. >> 6abc day at the union this week. a bunch of us will be down there saying hi before the match. the match is at:00 right here on channel6. >> no northbound delays as you head towards 95. overnight construction on the new jersey turnpike cleared and the work on the turnpike connector headed towards pennsylvania should be out of there within the next 10 minutes. our crash near coatesville along cranberry lane has also cleared and septa's 36 trolley now back to normal. the car has been cleared from the track. things looking up in a couple spots david. >> that's good news matt. we're off to a cool start with temperatures in the 40's in a lot of suburbs. about 50 in philadelphia but it's pretty easy to take when you

calvary school stopped by talen energy stadium in closed for a soccer clinic with members of the philadelphia unionue mark financial sponsored the event today because of the school's participation in the credit union's financial literacy program. across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says shapiro "represents the next generation of progressive leadership". democrat josh shapiro an attorney general...for us trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >> so, did i hear was going to be 80 degrees tomorrow. >> 83. >> 83. >> and more humid and could get stormy in the evening. >> so, july and august type weather. >> it's like summer storms a little ahead of schedule. storm tracker6 live double scan showing this ev

look at chris sowers out there, 6abc day at the philadelphia union game in chester, delaware county.r fans got a chance to meet our colleagues like the talented chris sowers and david murphy who is big union fan. they came out to talk soccer and about the weather. ali gorman and sarah bloomquist and chris sowers they were all on hand to take pictures. good stuff. just so you know that was the only goal they scored. 5-year-olds didn't stand a chance. >>> no mercy. >> reporter: it turned out to be a nice afternoon, the morning was gray and gloomy. we had showers and downpours, by lunchtime the skies brightened nicely and it turned out to be a nice day. speaking of nice days, we have another one coming coming up this afternoon. looking live at philadelphia international airport. hardly a cloud in the sky. radars crystal clear, we'll keep it that way for the next couple of days. 39 in reading, allentown. 40. philadelphia, 46. 44 in millville and dover. cape may, 49. we have the slightest breeze out of the west/northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. with the temperatures in the 40s, and the

philadelphia union chicago fire they were playing in the snow. looked like a blizzard out there. that was the same system that blew through here with the thunderstorms last night. once it retreats into canada we'll see high of 63. quick improvement here. future tracker 6 sun and clouds, overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, there's the second clipper system. look how far north the precipitation is. the snow is well up to the north in upstate new york. it clams to the south and brings with it showers and brief downpour and monday evening into the monday during the overnight hours we'll see quick clearing and the return of clear skies into tuesday morning. here's a look at what the windchills will do later on. 38 degrees by 5:30, 35 in reading. overnight tonight, temperatures dropping down again tomorrow windchills back up in the 60s, so no windchills. it will feel like 63 in philadelphia, 62 millville. 63 in dover. forecast for today, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s, winds, sun and clouds. millville, 48. philadelphia, 47. overnight tonight dropping below freezing north eve

tomorrow, breezy and brighter, 78 degrees, great day for philadelphia union contest in chester. 6abc day. we'll be starting at 1:30 to meet and greet. sunny and pleasant on sunday, 69. 79 on monday, tuesday, 78 showers around and we cool back down to 70 and 74 on wednesday and thursday. that's not a bad week overall. >>> i'll give it a b. >>> i'll give it an a minus. >>> more stories you didn't see last night. a tiger likes to play with humans like a little puppy would is found wandserring through a texas neighborhood. >>> a police officer goes the extra mile for a family during a traffic stop. >> reporter: i'm giving this less than a b, the schuylkill expressway jammed from the boulevard into girard where there's an accident as the sign tells us. we'll check that crash and the northeast coming up after the break. >>> well view more on the sudden passing of prince including a report from his compound in minnesota when "action news" continues. >>> i think it's official, i think this is our favorite morning time shot on this show. this is the view of the commodor barry bridge, it never

scathing response from the philadelphia police union tonight. we'll have more on that in a minute, but former philadelphia eagle lesean mccoy said to be very relieved that district attorney of philadelphia has decided not to file charges in that february old city bar brawl involving mccoy, his friends and two off duty police officers. this is the video that surfaced about a day after the fight in recess lounge in old city. mccoy prosecutors say wasn't clear exactly who started that fight. that sent two off duty police officers to the hospital after talking with mccoy and witnesses investigators say the two officers had conflicting stories about what happened. saying the fight started after those officers ordered four bottles of $350 bottles of champagne. some words were he can changed inside the club. but no question there was a fight. but prosecutors say to from what they can tele sean mccoy was defending his friend. >> we had no sufficient evidence to know who fished it, um, we had evidence that would conclude that people can conclude that peop

the philadelphia union is beefing up security and the changes begin today. >>> plus be -- looking for a good mechanic, it's not easy. how to find one you can trust. >>> gray we have heavier cells over center city and more stuff off to the northwest. i'll let you know when it clears out and see the return of sunshine in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> so glad you stayed with us a camera lens that made it all the way to the moon and back has fetched big bucks. astronaut dave scott used this camera during the apollo mission in 1971. it was part of the camera used in the four lunar missions. it sold for $453,000. it's impressive to have that back on earth after pictures of outer space. i was looking outside and i was like why do i like this look so much. it's gray, that's why.

. >> the mayor -- >> the philadelphia union is giving an assist. >> anything they need support wise anding, we'll help them. >> the final match takes place in november. it will be the first soccer game ever played at citizens ballpark. >> when i played soccer, all the soccer moms had foreign accents. >> they were from poland or germany or israel. >> the teams will have both men and women of all nationalities. >> who's going to win the cup? >> mexico, all the way. >> nbc 10 news. >> players could register in personcg'k at city hall through 16th. > >> you are going to do it or what? >> oh, heck no. >> we'll be there to watch. >> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here is jacqueline and tim rose feel. >> two officers who chased the driver before he died in a crash. the officers pursuit may have been out of line. and a nice warm up going into your week, coming up, i have your neighborhood forecast. our new and improved weather forecast for you, i will show you that and the warmest day in ahead. >> plus, the wildcats are national super stars these days. the surprise visit in delaware county, ne

. >> as chris o'connell tells us that prompted a scathing response from philadelphia's police union.> we had insufficient evidence to determine if anyone should be champed. >> reporter: flanked by a team of prosecutors, district attorney seth williams announce nothing charges against shady mccoy saying the nfl star was trying to defend a friend during an old city nightclub fight back in february. >> he saw his friend on the ground with someone with their hands around his friend's throat. so he went over there to protect his friend. >> reporter: two off duty philadelphia police officers were injured during the fight over liquor inside of recess lounge. prosecutors say the officers ordered four bottles of $350 a bottle champagne but after enter viewing 27 witnesses, the story got fuzzy from there. >> the two people that were injured the most gave conflicting accounts about how that even started. they're friends were there together. >> reporter: right after the announcement, this tweet from philadelphia's police union lodge five. safe to say the announcement didn't sit well with union b

before we get out of here, if i could, let's talk about a first place team, the philadelphia union.ce, jim curtain got the boys playing hard. union and nova, that's all we need. thanks so much, we really appreciate it. we'll be right back. running out of time. we'll see you in a minute. take a look at some before pictures of a backyard, small space and now we have an amazing train formation. we've got christine and barrett who work together. for this project they worked on the pack yard. what's the name of the group. what are your favorite things that you did. i would say some of our favorites is obviously the fence. painting the fence black made this so it didn't feel rustic. it felt modern, fresh, new, more like a contact pan a. we love the fire pit. we love the hammock and then we also have this awesome diy raised garden over this that we're using for plants and herself that we felt was a great touch, especially if you have dogs or little kids. they can't get in there and play. we love the whole feel and we love the pop of green against the black and white against the gray. this

it's cooler but not a bad day. 53 degrees for your high for the big villanova parade and the philadelphia unionening. saturday we're looking at a few rain showers or even wet snow showers mixing in. 45 degrees for your high. on sunday, it's windy and chilly, just 48 so the weekend really chilly. monday partly sunny skies, a shower possible for the phillies home opener 59 degrees for your high. won't feel too bad. tuesday even warmer. we're headed up to 68 degrees but you're going get some rain along with that. so, temperatures overall have been below average and through that seven-day most of the days are are kind of continuing that trend. normally we hit about 60. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> it's 6:42. more brands new stories are up next including a soccer star who is tackling her legal troubles head on. >> a new crash here in the westbound lanes between the conshohocken curve and the conshohocken exit. the vehicle involved smoking right now. there's debris all over the roadway. we'll talk about the delays this is causing and a new issue on 95 when "action news" continues on this wednesday m

our lady of calvary school in northeast philadelphia taking part in the clinic run by, the philadelphia union. the clinic was made possible by trumark financial, the kid won the prize for their work to raise awareness about financial literacy, a a great day, at talen energy field. >> very nice. >> go down there on that field. >> indeed. >> thanks, buddy. >>> coming up on our next half an hour, danger in your laundry room. more and more children getting sick after mistaking detergent pod for candy. what the industry is doing to protect children in the future. >>> as we wait for word of a public memorial, musical tributes to the one and only, prince. >>> also, new at 6:00 tonight... >> have you ever wish you could jump out of a plane. you can do it. i just did and i will do it again, hold it. do washinthey sure do,ans side because big oil pumps millions into their campaigns. bernie sanders is the only candidate for president who opposes fracking everywhere. why? because fracking pumps dangerous cancer-causing chemicals into the ground and threatens our drinking water. bernie -- he can't be boug

the ohio governor spoke yesterday at philadelphia's union league. kasich said donald trump is unprepared and does not have the steady hand needed to be president. governor kasich will have campaign events in hershey, pennsylvania later today, as well as wisconsin. >> meanwhile, donald trump continues to try to unite the republican party. he met with the rnc yesterday, following series of tomorrow you will too us days on the campaign trail. done -- champion with the latest as polls show trump trailing ted cruz ahead of wisconsin's crucial primary next week. >>> donald trump is still trying to clarify his controversial remarks on abortion, appearing on fox news last night, the republican frontrunner suggested msnbc edited the town hall during which he asserted women should be punished for having abortions if the procedure were to become illegal. >> hold on a second. >> this was a long convoluted question. this was a long discussionment and they just cut it out. >> in a statement, msnbc maintained absolutely no part of the exchange between trump and ch

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seven-day forecast temperatures remaining well above the normal and of course tomorrow we have the philadelphia unionpefully some of those showers will clear up for that. >> thank you adam. >> thank you. >> today of course being earth day and to celebrate several organizations came together to do a little sprucing up. here at bartram's gardens in southwest philadelphia volunteers with the national wildlife federation joined forces with a local organization called united by blue and members of the democratic national convention committee. together they all picked up more than a thousand pounds of trash here. there are also some gardening and wood building projects all to ensure that this wildlife sanctuary is as good as new during the democratic convention in july. across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says s

philadelphia union goalie john mccarthy was even on hand to offer a few tips.rue mark financial says the students earned today's clinic because of their outstanding awareness of financial literacy. >>> reversal of fortune for patriots star tom brady. he's about sit out a few games. the big decision handed down a short time ago. how do you get a 1200-pound animal out of a canal? very carefully. good amount of creative vol have the how one group made it happen in a rescues that's going viral. >>> a local teacher has found the key to reaching young people and he's doing it through music. the message he wants them to hear. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senat

the children picked up some new techniques from the philadelphia union coaches and staff at the talonin chester. they won this opportunity because of their participation in the credit union's financial literacy program. so, congrats to those youngsters. >> absolutely. >>> for lots of people hair loss can be an embarrassing problem but a new treatment just might help. we've got the details. >> stepping outside, sky6 hd looking live at center city. a beautiful day out there. meteorologist adam joseph is coming up with that exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. narrator: listen to president obama endorse katie mcginty for senate. obama vo: katie will stand up to special interests to protect your right to health care, social security and equal pay for women. as the 9th of 10 kids and the mother of 3 daughters, katie is fighting to ensure every family has a fair shot at getting ahead. katie from debate: "i'm a champion, i'm a fighter and i'll have the back of hard working families in this country." narrator: endorsed by president obama and vice president biden, a champion for working

volunteers painted mitchell elementary school in southwest philadelphia, international union of painternd alloy trade district counsel 21 provided the labor. volunteers replaced reasoning broken glass indoors and windows. national community day look around pennsylvania and it's not hard to spot winners. and with over 2 million winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single month, that's hardly a surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! into well it seems millennials love their cars. recent study fines that millennials not only keep their cars longer but they are also more likely to name that. most popular names here they are, betsy, days see, bessie, bob and buddy. baby, bessie, all right the colors that raining near the top, red, silver and blue. >> baby who names their car baby? >> i think i heard

. >> the mayor was joined by the philadelphia teachers union, and the within reach campaign, call for universal pre k. they want the candidates to make it a top priority in the national debate. >> well, former eagle spear heading an effort to build young men of character. troy vincent brought his call to men program to philadelphia this morning. vincent now an nfl executive, he and other leaders and sports in business want to put out good exam tonight young men. today's call to men was direct today philadelphia's coaching community. but vincent says it is for all men. >> we have to make sure that we put our arms, around our communities, so this is for society. this is way beyond sports, this is about young men, coming together, making a difference in our communities. >> vincent says sports helped him overcome domestic violence as a child, and promoting a he calls a respectful manhood to prevent violence and discrimination against women. >> the flyers bring playoff hockey back to south philly tonight for the first time in two years. it is also the flyers first home game since the passi

volunteers painted mitchell elementary school in southwest philadelphia, international union of painter and alloy trade district counsel 21 provided the labor. volunteers replaced reasoning broken glass indoors and windows. national community day joe sestak supports a plan that the new york timesfactreported makes cuts to social security benefits. and the plan raises the retirement age. it's true. the a.a.r.p. opposed the plan, citing dramatic cuts to medicare benefits. the plan sestak supports means higher out-of-pocket costs for millions on medicare. any way you spin it, the truth about sestak is gonna hurt. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. ifbut find it harder and hardert to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an econ

. >> the fraternal order of police, the philadelphia police union is looking at different legal optionsrd. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, there appeabsç to be no quick end in sight, no solution in the coming days in the battle over atlantic city's finances. new jersey governor chris christie announced yesterday that he's ordered the state to file a lawsuit against atlantic city. the governor wants to stop the city from making a payroll on friday because he says it owes its school district more than $30 million through july. the mayor of atlantic city claims that monitors for the school and the state meet daily to tell his city when to make the required payments. >> we'll prevent from making atlantic city students and their families collateral damage to their reckless financial gain. >> for every payment that's been made to the school have been made through the governor's office. it is the governor's office and the monitor that determines when school payments are made. >> ac's city council scheduled a vote tomorrow on whether to convert workers to a 28-day pay period in order to keep

union members, are striking in the tri-state area. "action news" was at ninth and race streets in philadelphia today, the union's say verizon want to freeze layoffs easier and rely more on contract workers. workers also say that the company wants to be able to send their jobs to other parts of the country, and even overseas. >>> cook elementary school in the logan section of the philadelphia was the scene of an attack today. an eighth grade female student was stabbed by another eighth great girl with a pair of scissors. chopper six was overhead, as police brought out the alleged a tacker, and parents were notified and some rushed to schools to check on their kid. the school was on lock down for a half an hour. >>> a nun is facing charges that she was driving drunk, when she crashed into a building in turnersville gloucester county last november. that trial today sister kimberly miller's defense scored a victory. the judge threw out the breathalizer test and results because an officer did not follow protocol. sister million are claimed that she wasn't drunk but was asleep or sleep driving, if you will, while under the influence of ambien.

union leaders say the hospital spent millions of dollars fighting to stop their vote. nearly 3,000 nurses in the philadelphia area have now joined that union this year alone. >>> more test results expected tomorrow and could answer concerns about possible lead in a montgomery county school's drinking water. the school in lower merion township sent a letter home this week warning there could be a problem. a second set of tests found possible lead in a drinking fountain. the letter says the epa does not believe the lead contaminant is necessarily a public health concern, but more monitoring may be required. the next round of tests are on water quality, those results are expected tomorrow. >>> in new jersey, most school district s do not check for lea because the federal law requires testing only in schools or districts that run their own water systems. in the last three years, nearly 20 new jersey schools reported elevated lead levels in their water at least once to the epa. some state lawmakers are trying to pass a bill that requires testing in all schools. >>> one week ago today, an amtrak train collided wit

. >> campaign 2016 comes to philadelphia a. >> when unions are strong, families are strong and america is strong. >> president bill clinton will be across town in mt. airy speaking there stumping for his wife. >> he started lecturing me on new york values like we're no good. >> reporter: republican candidates are in a new york state of of mind. >> donald has no solutions to the problems we're facing. >> sam hinkie has stepped down as general manager of the team. >> pleasure to watch, congratulate all of them and tell jenkins that he looked pretty cool out there. >> i told him my wife has a crush on him. he said make sure she comes i want to take a picture with her. >> i mean seriously. >> where is james corden. >> he lost me blowing bubbles through his nose. >> he has a talented team of writers, they do an amazing job and someone that does an amazing job our katie. >> you're outside on the sky deck. >> what a transition, jim you just made my week. in rain just yet but you can see i have my beyonce fan on my. i'm in the quite as, awesome of beyonce would look though but it is starting t

philadelphia tomorrow. >> bernie sanders has a rally in the evening. he and hillary clinton will also address unionders and members at the pennsylvania afl-cio convention in center city. clinton speaks tomorrow. sanders on thursday. the convention kicked off today at the sherton philadelphia downtown hotel. the local union leadership says pennsylvania plays an important role in the election but they haven't decided which candidate to back just yet. >>> the sanders campaign operation continues to grow in our area. nbc 10 in north philadelphia tonight for the opening of a campaign office. organizers spoke to supporters how to get involved in the race. we're just weeks away from the primaries in our area. voters in pennsylvania and delaware head to the polls april 26. new jersey voters make a choice june 7th. >>> a lead scare at a local school where students are told not to use the water fountains. >>> do you know where your tax dollars are going? city workers pulling in the biggest paycheck. why it's somebody you never heard of and don't want to meet. >>> and what does it take to be an eagles cheerle

philadelphia. couple dozen union members from the international brotherhood of electrical workers and communicationorkers of america are gathered here. they're all on strike. they say verizon is refusing to take steps to secure jobs in the united states. now, verizon says it is trained non-union workers to fill in for the striking ones. >>> police arrest a man they say is responsible for some violent robberies at 7eleven stores in montgomery county. police say 26-year-old lamar sole shot a sketch-year-old man working at a store in north hills. police say the man was shot in the leg and as he lay on the floor, sole shot at him again but missed. sole is also accused of robbing a 7eleven and sunoco gas station in cheltenham. he's facing several charges to night. >>> philadelphia a about to get $3.5 million to cut prison population by more than 300% over three years. that is a lot in a small amount of time. mccarter foundation chose philadelphia from nearly 200 applicants. the city says it will use various strategies to keep non-violent offenders out of the criminal justice system. move those already i

. >> campaign 2016 comes to philadelphia. >> when unions are strong, families are strong and america is strong. >> president bill clinton will be across town in mt. airy speaking there and stumping for his wife. >> he started lecturing me on new york values like we're no good. >> republican candidates are in a new york state of mind. >> donald has no solutions to the problems we're facing. >> sixers confirmed hinkie stepped down as general manager of the team. >> pleasure to watch. congratulation all of them and tell jenkins he looked cool out there. >> i told him my wife has a crush on him. he said make sure she comes i want to take a picture with her. >> i mean seriously >>> is that james corden i don't know how i comes up with that stuff. >> how do you come up with the weather forecast. >> i can just look at crystal ball and it tells me exactly what will happen. >> yes. >> we do put a lot of analytics when it comes to the forecast so you know exactly what we are thinking and give you most accurate depiction of how things will shake out for the day. today will be the wetest day of

. >> reporter: the mayor was joined by philadelphia teachers union and within reach campaign to call for universal prek. they want the presidential candidates to make proposal a top priority in the next debate. >>> well, this week expect some delays on route 130 in burlington county. the new jersey department of transportation says that today through thursday crews will be completing safety improvement work on the crystal lake damage repairs on the route 130 bridge. state officials say that the left lane of route 130 will be closed in both directions between cr662 in bordentown and crystal lake park in mansfield. >>> a dog dies after eating something it found on the beach in north cape may and now animal control has issued a warning. on friday, two-year old dog described as healthy, did not swim in the water but began vomiting, and then collapsed in a coma-like state and died at a hospital. shore animal control is advising pet owners to only walk their dogs on the beach on aleve leash and to be aware of anything that the dog put in its mouth. >>> pennsylvania senator patrick toomey i

philadelphia. >> yeah. they'll address union workers in center city. this as hillary clinton and bernie sanders trade jabs back and forth that has a former governor saying tone it down. pamela osborne is live for us in center city. set the scene for us. >> vai, rosemary, good morning. another opportunity for bernie sanders to get his message across to voters. he'll be speaking later this morning with some of the local union leaders as well as state union leaders at the afl-cio convention. last night senator sanders rallied with a crowd of more than 10,000 supporters at temple universi university. at that rally he went after clinton telling rallygoers that he doesn't believe she's qualified. >> somebody must think i'm doing something right. what we're doing is working as hard as we can to get the nomination we think we have a path to our victory. one of the points we're making is poll after poll, when i'm up against donald trump and she's up against donald trump, we do better. think i think i'm that candidate. >> we spoke with former governor ed rendell

. >> deleo was here in philadelphia at the union league. why was that so influential in prophetic? >> as it turned out congress did not renew the act. school year can drive you crazy sometimes with his insistence an original was. but he is fairly consistent in trying to find out what the framers were looking for and in that case nearly as involved he wrote a powerful dissent and there is no flamboyance, no nastiness, nothing. it is a good comeau well written dissent there will be cases coming up involving separation of powers and he wrote a lot. >> inclined to renew the act >> a case where statistics showed in capital cases black defendants receive the death penalty at a far higher rate than white defendants end of the far higher rate than their proportion of the population in that group and the majority said we decide individual cases we find no fault in very rights and extremely eloquent dissent questioning not only the majority's refusal to accept the reality of statistics but also questioning the legitimacy in the day and age of the death penalty in the united states is one of

union leaders say the hospital spent millions of dollars trying to stop that vote. nearly 3,000 nurses in the philadelphia area have joined the union this year alone. >>> the flyers are returning to the stanley cup playoffs. the orange and black clinched a wild card spot by beating pittsburgh at the wells fargo center and the game you saw here on nbc 10. wayne simmonds scored twice in the flyers 3-1 victory. goalie steve mason stopped 18 of 19 shots. not bad. flyers are back in the post season now after missing it last year. >> feels unbelievable. every guy in this dressing room, we battled our butts off for one another. we're where we want to be. >> we have a good team to try and beat washington. we're focused on that now. >> of the flyers open the playoffs at washington wednesday night. today the orange and black will wrap up their regular season on long island. >>> see something, say something could also become get something. we'll explain that coming up in our next half hour. and terror in brussels. the man in the hat has been found. and he's talking. but could he be covering up something else? retire

philadelphia, pennsylvania. pennsylvania votes in a few weeks. we are already past yesterday and on to tomorrow. hillary clinton speaking to a union crowd there in philadelphia fresh off the tough loss in wisconsin. >> at this event for us is senior washington correspondent joe johns. there you are, joe. he's in philly at the event. what are we expecting to hear from hillary clinton at this hour? >> reporter: we do expect hillary clinton to show up here at the afl-cio meeting in philadelphia in just a little while. we're told she's running a bit late, according to the speakers. we've been getting mixed signals out of the campaign, kate, i think. on one hand, they've been sending out e-mails containing links to an interview that bernie sanders did with the editorial board of the new york daily news and talks about remedies for breaking up the big banks which is his key issue saying he's not even certain how some of that would occur legally and, you know, what would happen in the courts. so it appears to be a bit of a stumble for him. the clinton campaign leaning on that and sending out links to that interview and suggesting that th

bernie sanders is stumping to pick up votes in pennsylvania and nab a key union endorsement in philadelphia. pamela osborne is live in center city with the details. pamela? >> good morning, rosemary. worth pointing out we're only three weeks away from the pennsylvania primary, so really another day, another opportunity for senator bernie sanders to get voters on his side. now, he's scheduled to speak before local and state union leaders. last night senator sanders rallied with a crowd 106,000 supporters at temple university and things got personal. at that rally, he went after hillary clinton telling ral rallygoers that he doesn't believe she is qualified. >> i won seven out of the last eight primaries and caucuses, so somebody must think i'm doing something right. >> he spoke with nbc 10 at our studios. he says he thinks it's about time both kaenlds back off from attacking one another. >> sanders should tone down his criticism of secretary clinton. he's just giving republicans fodder for the fall and clinton shouldn't rise to the bait. we're going need the sanders voters to turn out and vo

candidate, john kasich, is making a push to win pennsylvania, the ohio governor was in philadelphia yet speaking at the union league, said donald trump is unprepared and does not have the steady hand needed to be president. governor kasich says his campaign will have event in hershey, pennsylvania later today. as well as wisconsin. meanwhile, donald trump means with the rnc, meeting follows series of tomorrow you will too us days on the campaign trail. don clock john with the latest as polls show trump trailing ted cruz ahead of wisconsin crucial primary next week. >> donald trump is still trying to clarify his controversial remarks on abortion. appearing on fox news last night, the republican frontrunner suggested msnbc edited the town hall during which he at earth dollars women should be punish for having abortions if the procedure were to become illegal. >> i mean there is was long convoluted question. this was long discussion. they just cut it out. >> maintained absolutely no part of the exchange between trump and christmas tuesday was edited out. the issue followed trump to washington yesterday, as he m

philadelphia. he stressed the importance of unions in building a strong middle class. as for trump, his bid for the white house is getting a boost from former new york city mare rudy giuliani. >>> two men tonight are filing a lawsuit claiming their mother was accidentally cremated and her ashes lost. the family says that after their mother died in march, they changed funeral homes. the day before the wake they say they were told their mother has been accidentally cremated. the family says they were then given the wrong ashes twice. >> we can't even take her home because we don't know where she is. >> they stole that from us. stole my last kiss. that's good-bye. it's not right. >> the sons are suing three funeral homes they say they dealt with during the ordeal. we reached out to the funeral homes for comment. control what happens to a body after it's released to another funeral home. >>> new jersey will soon offer more help to those with mental health and addiction issues. governor christie announced the state will expand the number of centers from four to 11. >>> comi

she spoke just moments ago at the a union hall in south philadelphia a. >> it is your turn also to trusthat the people you elect to the senate are actually doing their job and not allow partisan politics to shut down our government, disrupt our economy, and jeopardize our future. it is your turn to elect a champion for the middle class. >> she seemed happy to have won. mcginty will go autopsy begins pat toomey in the fall. our coverage of the pennsylvania and delaware primaries continues right now, six a abc,.com that is where we've lex results for all of the races thaw care about, and they are updated, live throughout the overnight hours, and the final tallies are coming up, and "action news" continues in just a moment. we've lex. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a q

she spoke just moments ago at the a union hall in south philadelphia a. >> it is your turn also to trusthat the people you elect to the senate are actually doing their job and not allow partisan politics to shut down our government, disrupt our economy, and jeopardize our future. it is your turn to elect a champion for the middle class. >> she seemed happy to have won. mcginty will go autopsy begins pat toomey in the fall. our coverage of the pennsylvania and delaware primaries continues right now, six a abc,.com that is where we've lex results for all of the races thaw care about, and they are updated, live throughout the overnight hours, and the final tallies are coming up, and "action news" continues in just a moment. >>> phillies begin a series with the hated nationals in washington. >> that team has given phillies fit over years. phillies were man handled in their last series with the nationals. they lost two of the three games while being out scored 19-five. phillies trying to get back to 500 tonight. that is a good start. andres blanco, the two run home run. >> it is gone. >> two

. >> reporter: a former boiler maker, zappala has earned endorsement of key unions, the philadelphia pittsburgh firefighters, and county commissioners in 11 counties. >> i've had a chance to prove who i am, what i stand for, and i'm very proud of my office and i want my kids to be proud of me, i want my wife to be proud of me and i want our criminal justice system to be inclusive. >> nbc 10 and telemundo 62 will host tomorrow's debate between all three candidates. tracy davidson our moderator, tomorrow 7:00, here on nbc 10. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> get a look at these horses. it started the day in philadelphia's fairmount park with extra layer. it was cold this morning. still chilly in the shade today. we are warmer than yesterday. they're having fun in the sun. sun warmer than the shade. we are warmer than we were yesterday, ten degrees warmer across the area. tomorrow, though, we're going to be in the 60s, low 60s. we have showers and storms heading our way, right now, outside, from the nbc 10 studios, not too bad. still dry. pl

philadelphia. a couple dozen union members from the international brotherhood of electrical workers and communicationsrs of america gathering on strike today. they say verizon refusing to take steps to secure jobs here in the u.s. verizon says non-union workers have been trained to fill in for striking workers. >>> in wisconsin former surgeon is in big trouble some of this patients say he put machine parts into them. >> lawyers say that's one troubling aspect avenue truly disturbing story. fox's brett, reports. i don't have my friends call me no more for stuff i used to do. i sit here. i sit here on my couch. row report robert williams has had a lot of time to think on this couch. he says he was a patient of dr. cully white back in 2005 after he suffered a spinal injury at work. >> i don't think i'll ever be back to normal again. >> reporter: williams claim the surgery was botched in recent lawsuit filed by another former patient of white makes williams wonder what's been left inside of him. >> he's been caught using machine parts. >> reporter: patient linda haines filing a lawsuit of the. she claims

union power. hillary clinton came to philadelphia this morning to address pennsylvania's aflcio. she took a drumming in wisconsin and still cannot shake bernie sanders she would love to do that and start focusing on the fall election but faces a rough and tumble battle in new york the next two weeks and then pennsylvania's primary a week later. the latest poll has her up 6 points in the quaker state. >> senator sanders and i have real differences in how we would go about achieving our goals as president. and like a lot of people i am concerned that some of his ideas just won't work because the numbers don't add up. >> bernie sanders had a raucous victory rally in wyoming last night saying it's far from over. >> if we wake up the american people and working people and middle class people and senior citizens and young people begin to stand up and fight back and come out and come out and vote in large numbers, there is nothing that we cannot accomplish. [ applause ] >> reporter: you are looking now at a live picture of a crowd around hillary clinton as she works the crowd getting re