we didn't expect to be here. >> rachel hall, graduating criminal justice. >> reporter: yet there sheas tonight with other temple students getting her athlete sash for graduation ceremony, a moment fit for a standing ovation. >> applause. >> i'm very proud of her the past year. she has been just really dedicated, determined to get through this. nothing has stopped her. >> you are a survivor inside, aren't you. >> yes. >> reporter: yes, you you are. >> yes. >> reporter: police did capture and a rest at alleged hit and run driver. last year rachel's mom had to walk up and receive rachel's diploma in criminal justice and liberal arts. on thursday and friday rachel will get them herself graduating. at temple university, dann cuellar for channel six a "action news". >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, why you want to pay extra attention to the newly expanded air bag recall, if your car is more than six years old. >>> and a local air man creates some shock and awe today as he surprised his daughter, with special needs. cecily. >>> big surprise i'm tracking more rain on the way, i'll

rachel hall was given only a 20% chance of survival. one year later, she's set to walk at her long-awaited graduation. cheers, a simple walk, and a hug. recognition that almost didn't happen. for a year. >> it is great to finally see my friends, all the excitement that i missed. so i'm really happy to be back. >> reporter: rachel hall's back and speaking publicly for the first time tonight. the star lacrosse goalie honored at temple as a graduating athlete. a long-awaiting milestone that will finally culminate in commencement friday. >> just a miracle that she's where she is now. i would have never expected it. >> reporter: hall was run down on her bike just as the temple senior was in the midst of finals a year ago april. a hit-and-run teen driver with a learner's permit slammed into her as she rode near campus. >> all of this is from her, it's her work. >> reporter: cathie hall has watched her 23-year-old daughter beat slim odds of survival, powering through grueling rehab for severe head trauma and a badly broken leg. hall told us sh

rachel hall was struck by a car, the 18-year-old who hit her fled the scene. doctors gave her a 20% chance of survival. her mother walked in her place to receive the dmoam in criminal criminal -- diploma. >>> i'm glad to be back with my friends to graduate again it's good to be. >>> today she'll take part in the honors program. tomorrow is the graduation ceremony for the entire university. congratulations to her, you can imagine what is a mother's heart. >>> 4:38. still to come on "action news," officers in montgomery county figure out what caused a crash of seven vehicles. >>> we have a look at recent flooding in texas. >> reporter: jackets on the kids today, i'm not going overboard with rain gear. there's a little drizzles' all you'll see today. rain tomorrow, friday, the weekend call all ahead. >>> a firefighter released personal video of himself and his fell first responders attempting to save people in texas. he used the top of a cooler to rescue a woman caught in the fast moving waters in palestine. it was in the same neighborhoods where the deep waters

rachel hall, congratulations, rachel. >> this had to be really special.verybody, as she walk across the stage she hads been in rehab after a hit and run accident near campus almost took her life. she's still in rehab working on her balance and speech but she made enough progress where she was proudly able to wear a cap and gown and graduate from college and get a diploma and walk across the stage. >>> nicely done. >>> a cool thing that happens, every year, thinks the fourth year. extraordinary dads took center stage last night in south philadelphia. >> it is no the just about the dads here. >> so this was as you said fourth annual police athletic league father/daughter dance. girls dressed up and spent a special evening were not just some had fathers there but had their favorite male role models. everyone had a father. some lost their biological fathers. others are just not present in their lives. these officers they are saying, they are giving them an unforgettable night. >> yes. >> unaudible. >> i like officer joe a lot. >> it means a lot because they s

nbc 10 was on the school's campus last night as rachel hall was honored as a graduating student-athleten down on her bike last april. she was given a 20% chance of survival, but she powered through rehab for severe brain trauma and is finally garage waiting. >> it feels great to finally be with all my friends, to go through the ceremony and all the excitement i missed. i'm really happy to be back. >> hall will get her diploma tomorrow. you can see her full interview on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. the 18-year-old driver who hit her was sentenced to up to 23 months in prison. >>> the phillies kicking off a program that plants trees when players knock one out of the park. yesterday, students helped plant a tree as part of the home run for trees initiative. for every home run at citizens bank park, a tree will be planted. right now there are more than 550 trees planted across the region because of the home runs for trees program. >> we'll hope for more home runs, more trees. >>> three minutes before 6:00 right now. we continue to follow a developing story. right now seven police agencies

rachel hall will be called at the afternoon liberal arts ceremony. the 23-year-old former lacrosse player was critically injured when a car hit her bike near campus. >>> it's 4:06. an inmate who broke out of a new jersey prison remain on the run this morning. officials say they believe arthur buckle is no longer in the barnegat township area. the 38-year-old escaped from a prison facility in winslow township tuesday morning. he once served time for manslaughter for killing a 10-month-old baby, his girlfriend's baby. authorities aren't saying where they're looking for him now. >>> new information in the case of a wilmington teenager who died after a fight at school. state prosecutors will decide if they'll file charges in the death of 16-year-old amy joyner-francis. police hoped to announce charges by the end of last week, however they say it took longer than expected to sift through thousands of pages of evidence. they have now turned over the results of their investigation to delaware's attorney çgenera. amy died following a fight in a bathroom at

nbc 10 was on the school's campus last night as rachel hall was honored as a graduating student-athletehall was run down on her bike in the middle of finals last april. she was ginn only a 20% chance of survival. she powered through grueling rehab, severe head trauma p and a badly broken leg. now she's finally graduating. >> it feels great to finally be with my friends, graduating and to go through the ceremony and all the excitement i missed. >> rachel will get her diploma tomorrow. the 18-year-old driver who hit her pled guilty and was sentenced to up to 23 months in pri prison. >> her mother has said it's been such a long road. >> remarkable. i submit her training as a lacrosse player probably gave her the toughness and perseverance to overcome that. >> congratulations to her. >>> nbc 10 news today at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> communities on high alert. right now on nbc 10 news today, police and s.w.a.t. units are out on the streets and looking for an inmate who escaped from a prison in atlantic county. we're live where police are now focusing their search. >> and take a look a

. >> rachel hall was riding her bike on campus when she was struck by a teenage driver who panicked and fled. hall suffered severe head and leg injuries and was given a 20 percent chance to live. she still does rehab five days a week but this afternoon, she will pause for that routine to graduate near the top of her class with a degree in criminal justice and sociology. >>> new, for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> on the front page of the intelligencer bucks county commissioners approved nearly $300,000 in engineering contracts to fix five bridges. the funding will come from revenue generated from the new $5 fee added to state vehicle registrations. >>> in the times of trenton, rowan university is offering guarantied admission to students who graduate from mercer county community college in one of the 14 associate degree programs under a new agreement announced wednesday. >>> on the front page of the burlington county times, 224th and fifth grade students at twin hills elementary school in willingboro were induct in the national honor society last night. they re

. >> rachel hall will participate in the graduation at temple university. was a victim of the hit and run last year that injured her so badly that doctors gave her a 20 percent chance of survival. >>> state senator vincent hughes unveils two bills designed to create 20,000 new summer jobs and internships for low income families today. >> that is three to go. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", spotting skin cancer. in today's what's up dock segment with doctor jen, she will be here with five things to look for and how to protect yourself from the sun. >>> time to book a flight airfare cheaper then it has been in years reason for price drop coming up, stay with 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 question about how to

. >>> still ahead a monumental looks for college graduates, the challenging, and rachel hall had to overcomee she got, start that degree. are we go to go bob kelly. >> we are looking live at this jackknife tractor trailer, thinks on i-95, northbound, approaching academy road, police are not even on the the scene yet and that is causing a jammo on a friday morning we will have the rest of the details, sue has got forecast when we come right back. look at 'em! they're lovin' their vegetables. this is huge news! it's all thanks to our birds eye chef's favorites side dishes perfectly sauced or seasoned. what are you..? shh! i'm live tweeting. oh, boy. birds eye. so veggie good. e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >> i love mom. look at that picture. i like that. thank you for send ago this in. who is next. sue serio you became a mother on this day, 19 years ago. >> 197, that is right, i first a lot of people think i was in philadelphia when i had my daughter. she was a baby. she was born in buffalo,

rachel hall was riding her bike near temple campus on diamond street when a car hit her and the impact damaged her brain and she spent the past year in rehab and we have a happy end together story. >> raich sell making big strides including one across the stait stage at temple graduation. let's get out to will sovrnlt you spoke with rachel tonight. >> reporter: i did she had a big night tonight and attempted an athlete recognition ceremony she played lacrosse and as you mentioned she will walk the stage for graduation tomorrow. >> it's for real now. >> 23-year-old rachel haul is getting ready for the day she thought would never call. tomorrow she will walk the stage during temple graduation to set of diploma she was supposed to got a year ago. >> i am so excited for tomorrow. >> the day is emotional for her mother kathy as he looks at pictures of her in the cap and gown. >> it's been a life altering journey. this honors student and athlete that was ak sentenced into the police academy in washington d.c., was hit by a car in april of last year. just a few weeks before graduation. the ac

nbc10 was on the school's campus last night as rachel hall was honored as a graduating student athlete. rachel was run down on her bike in the middle of finals last. she was given only a 20% chance of survival, but she powered through grueling rehab for severe head trauma and a broken -- badly broken leg, and now rr finally graduating. >> it feels great to finally be with my friends for graduation and go through the ceremony and i'm happy to be back. >> rachel will get herploma tomorrow. you can see her full interview on nbc10.com and on the nbc10 app. the 18-year-old driver who hit her pled guilty and was sentenced to 23 months in prison. >> the duchess of cambridge featured an art exhibit that featured her as one of the subjects. they hosted a display of vogue magazine photographs, two of which featured duchess kate middleton. it will appear on the 101st edition of the fashion magazine. princess diana was featured several times on vogue's cover. >>> major league baseball apparently has a bubble comartist. look at this. utility man alberto put his down time to good use. how big is tha

little more than year ago rachel hall was riding her bike near temple's campus on diamond street when car hit her. that impact damaged her brain and she spent the past year in rehab. >> but we've got a happy ending to that story. rachel is making big strides including one across the stage at temple's graduation. fox 29's shawnette wilson talked to her about today's ceremony. >> reporter: it's ban live altering journey. this honor student and athlete who had been accept flood the police academy in washington, d.c. was hit by a car in april of last year just a few weeks before graduation. the accident left her in a coma unable to walk or talk. >> there's been hard days but overall hasn't been too bad because i was just thinking about the next day. a bad day tomorrow will be better. >> reporter: hatchel spent the past year in therapy determined to walk again. she still working on her balance and speech. >> walk, talk, eat, everything. most basic things. >> reporter: all of that with amazingly optimistic attitude. >> being negative wouldn't help me at all. why would i beat myself up over

so rachel hall takes a step into her future she thought she never would. that's tonight. big day for her. >>> there is more rain on radar. we're still in the middle of the same sort of weather pattern. today we've got this system that's been sticking with us all week long. plus, this one out to our west, this low pressure system, and it is associated cold front. welshing we expect to happen, what will happen is we're going to get this low pressure system will sing to the south, kind of merge with this, and become a coastal low. and that means, we may get a decent amount of rain, but probably not until tomorrow. now, it is just casino of drippy, drizzly, we don't see anything active on radar. we have to go out to about hagerstown, maryland, to find that. so looks like that's the way it will stay for the day. you see when we add the satelite picture, that there is quite a bit of cloud cover, especially along the coast, and those clouds will continue to move in with that easterly breeze, we once again have coastal flood advisory there is time, for the morning high tide, whic

. >> this is a picture of rachel hall with her former lacrosse teammates, she walk across the stage forple a's athletic graduation yesterday a and today hall took part in a liberal artsman time sheila tend graduation with the entire university. hall suffers severe, head and leg injuries after being hit while riding her bike near campus last april. she is still not -- she still does rehab five days a week and hopes to get accepted back in the washington d.c. police academy. >>> today pennsylvania state senator vincent hughes unveiled legislation to create 20,000 new summer jobs for young people in the commonwealth. he made the announcement at philadelphia city hall. >> this youth investment initiative makes a demand on the commonwealth's budget, to commit 15 million-dollar in tax credits for businesses to incentivized their commitment to hire young people. >> right now it is not clear how much support is there for initiative in the republican controlled legislature. >>> donald trump will hold his first campaign rally nominee as presumptive nominee. that will take place in charleston, wes

and rachel hall is among those graduating from temple today. her name will be called at the afternoon liberal arts ceremony. a car hit the 23-year-old former lacrosse player as she rode her bike near campus last year. that crash left her critically injured. she graduated with honors last year but wasn't able to attend the ceremony because of injuries. >> up next, house divided. as woe continue to follow the latest developments in decision 2016. the prominent republicans who refuse to back donald trump and what trump has to say may not surprise you. >>> plus, a new twist in the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. four years after the death of joe paterno, there are new claims about when he really learned about sex abuse claims involving his former assistant coach. >>> heavy rain this morning. some areas have picked up more than an inch so far and it's still coming down, but there is some drying and it's happening now at the shore. we'll take you through the forecast hour-by-hour when we come back. >>> six family members are dead after a house fire

enter rachel ray to the rescue. >> hall liwe have s hollywood's biggest celebrities coming through thereew where to go. >> it took nearly 50 people one pull this off. >> celebrities coming here. big celebrities and they have to hang out on this sofa. >> from the carpet to the new shades blue, lowe's hooked us up with thesupplies. the furniture was provided by the new retailer. >> come on. >> it's so good. it's so bright and colorful. >> these are stations asso cf1 o additional seating. >> it's all part of the west elm workspace collection it's designed for professional work environments versus your every day home office. >> it was very very tight and cramped before. the employee is so much more open. >> this is your place. >> do you know wh mean? this is great. >> all have to do is replace whatever was in here. it was so bad. >> can we bring it. >> yeah. >> we just want to say a big thank you to john. >> oh. >> >> it's incredible. as good as it is my favorite part for sure, need a little bit of help. >> that was -- >> it fits me. >> that's shocking to say that you would t power nap in th

award winning musician rachel, a ch cellist who has performed at carnegie hall in new york and in london. she brings her talents to our much more modest studio for a live performance, so don't miss it. >>> well, anyone who has ever attended the festival knows what an extravaganza it is with a colorful procession, costume, dance, music and theater all for a very good cause. joining me right now is jennifer chung, an ambassador and also a jennifer, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you so much for having me. i'm very excited here. >> tell us how the festival got started? >> started out as a fund-raising event here in san jose, california. it's recognized in the city of san jose but worldwide. when people ask me what is the festival, i have to explain to you first what it is, it's what i'm wearing, a traditional vietnamese dress with the hat sometimes and it's a symbol of vietnam culture. it's a multi-faceted event. we have our outdoor procession and indoor procession with a theatrical performance. it's a lot of things all put in one. >> we mentioned that you're an ambassador for

halle berry, rachel zoe and kelly preston have all had children in their 40s. >> i don't know that ween who are 50 years old are becoming pregnant. >> i have to rest up. doctors orders. >> while the five-time grammy winner hasn't come out and confirmed she's expecting, doctors warn having children later in life can pose risks during pregnancy, including high blood pressure, diabetes and risks of a premature birth. >> i think it's really important that women who are be seen and evaluating to make sure they're in good health to withstand a pregnancy. ♪ cause privacy is my middle name ♪ >> while jackson has always kept her private life private -- ♪ no my first name ain't baby >> i always wanted a family. if it's meant to be, it will happen. >> we reached out to jackson's team, who did not deny or confirm that she's expecting. i was at my doctor's office a couple of days ago who told me he has a patient who is 48. it was a surprise pregnancy but, obviously, a beautiful surprise for them. >> keep our fingers crossed. >> exactly. >>> dealing with bullying, a new approach. should you be fine

oh, rachel, i love this woman. rachael hall will take a step across the stage today.m to get her diploma finally. we'll be there. >> but first, we're talking hoagies, because it is national hoagie day, jen. >> it may be cinco die mayo, avenue map, baby, it has some sandwiches on it, we call it a hoying. what does everyone else call it, and where do you go for yours? are you a pre mow's, sarcones. the other thing is it the bread? >> can you reach the top hoggy? >> yes. >> i'm vertical. where what is your favorite? the in or the bread? what do you like? >> rachael hall, now able to walk across the strange at temple today. >>> and the prince probe, new information into the musician's death, who we now know made that 911 call. and what he was caring with him. >> 73:00; we pleasure the weather on a scale of one to ten. i'll tell this, it is a five today. not as drippy. still dear. >> i makes sense, sue. cinco die mayo, should have a five. >> well, you discovered the method to my madness, yes, it is a cinco, what's ten in spanish. >> yes, thank you? i took french. >> the on

rachel, this is kamel. >> kamau. >> hi. nice to meet you. this is our conference hall. and we do have church services here.amilies and, you know, a lot of young people and children and so forth. >> what else do you do up here? >> well, we operate our internet television news program. >> ah, yes, robb's web series. not ready for prime time. or anytime. >> you and i are in a race war today and the blacks are and the minorities are winning. >> the whole point of black history month is to make white people feel guilty. >> white people are not going to walk quietly away into the night. >> so now i get to watch an actual taping of their next episode. right there on set. and that's rachel's young son running the whole operation. they gave us permission to show his face, but we're going to blur it anyway. i still have hope for him. >> three, two, one. >> hello. this is thomas robb national director of the knights party. >> hello and i'm rachel pendergraft. welcome to another edition of "this is the klan." and there's a lot of news going on this week. there's an attack on law and order in general. now, i noticed th

rachel. great news. >> i ain't your momma. just want to let you know. >> on mother's day paula will be here not with a hat so tune in. i'm gray hall" saturday morning apt 9:00 a.m. breaking news out of montgomery county. three people are dead including a child after a house fire. we're live with the latest. >>> plus remembering willie williams, family and friends are paying their respects to former philadelphia police commissioner. those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast on saturday morning. >>> a pleasant good morning to you, it is saturday, may 7 i'm gray hall. breaking news, a house fire killed three people in montgomery county including a child. we are live. >>> plus, new details built suspect accused of going on a shooting rampage in maryland. >>> police are searching for the person who threw a brick over an overpass injuring a truck driver. those stories and more in a moment, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. chris it's been miserable. do you have good news for us? >> reporter: a little bit. >>> there we go. >> reporter: tomorrow looks very, very ni

hall and those were design decisions i delegated out and it is what it is. >> thank you. >> microphone two. >> i would like to make a motion to suspend the rules. i am rachelill from north carolina. motion to suspend the rule to consider a resolution see. >> for five minutes? can you read your resolution? it has been brought to my attention the point of order is not in order at this time. you have to wait for in between a vote. >> thank you. >> any other points of information? does everybody have the ballots? do all state delegation chairs have the ballot? if anyone doesn't, you have to come get it. daniel. ok. .hey need to come up would the delegation chairs for south dakota and louisiana please go to the secretaries assistant desk to pick up the balloting packet. >> point of order. >> microphone number three. >> mr. chair, isn't the motion to suspend the rules always in order? >> not during balloting. during the taking of a vote it is not in order. >> delegation chairs throughout the day, if you turn in tallies, make sure you write down a copy of the numbers that you turned in. when we display them on the screen, that gives you a way to double check that