[applause] >> thank you, randy.have a brief exchange and we will open it up. >> he indicated -- professor barnett indicated maybe kind of nostalgic, maybe the thing i'm missing most right now i just took my students to an oral argument and the absence of justice scalia make oral arguments a lot less entertaining, with respect to rehnq urrciÓn isti wasn't condemning for having strong commitment to federalism. in fact, i think he demonstrated how that commitment transcended whether it was a conservative or liberal cause in case after case where california. he was truly nonpartisan and nonliberal or conservative in his approach to strongly supporting federalism. now, with respect to the other justices on the court, i don't think there was, you know, liberal group that was controlling the course of time. look at my own justice byron white, he was one of the two in road v. wade and miranda. the supreme court confirmation process i just brought along statistics with me, i know that president nixon a republican nominated w

thank you randy. we have just a brief exchange and then will open it up. >> predecessor burnett indicated that maybe i'm nostalgic. actually the thing i'm missing most right now, i just took my students in an oral argument in the absence of justice scalia makes oral arguments a lot less entertaining. i wasn't condemning him from having a strong commitment to federalism. in fact, i think he demonstrated how that commitment transcended whether it was a conservative or liberal cause. in case after case after california put a nuclear moratorium in place, he upheld it because he respected federalism even though all the industry groups wanted it to be preempted by federal law. every time a state would try to deal with the problem of interstate transport of hazardous waste by barring that waste from being disposed of, the whole rest of the court would say it's a violation of the clause. but not justice rehnquist. he was truly nonpartisan and non-liberal or conservative in his approach. he he wasn't the least

[applause] think you, randy. we have a brief exchange and we will open it up. >> professor barnett indicated that i might be distorted. the thing i'm missing most right now is that i just took my students to oral argument and the absence of justice scalia makes oral arguments a lot less entertaining. with respect to request, i wasn't condemning him for having a strong ideological commitment to federalism. in fact, i think he demonstrated how the commitment transcended whether it was a conservative or liberal cause. in case after case, there is a nuclear memorial in place and he upheld it because he respected federalism. the industry groups wanted it to be preempted by federal law. anytime a state would try to deal with the problem of interstatetransport and hazardous waste by barring that waste from being disposed of . that court would say it's a violation of the dormant clause but not justice rehnquist. he was truly nonpartisan with respect to theother justice on the court , i don't think there was a liberal gro

snead. >> randy snead. you knew him. >> i knew him since i was 12 or 13. so i -- i was on first name basis with him. >> kind of a friend . >> yeah. because i've known him for so long. >> why don't you tell me, robert, what took place that night? you tell me your story of what happened. >> i was at my house, man. >> reporter: at first, robert swore that he was innocent. but six hours later, he had confessed to murder. >> i stabbed her. >> you stabbed her, didn't you? >> one -- one or two times. >> everything you've told me is true, correct? >> true. >> everything you've done, and been part of is true, correct? >> true. >> reporter: later that day, officer snead allowed robert to call his mother. >> i said, "robert, what did you say?" he said, "since they wanted to hear that, i told them, fine." >> what did it feel like in here when you heard that from your son? >> i felt like i was gonna have a heart attack and die. >> reporter: around the neighborhood, people who had known robert for years couldn't believe

it is my pleasure to welcome you and welcome randy, randy, distinguished professor for the universityspecializes in u.s. history, u.s. work history and popular culture which clearly combine in this new book, so blood brothers, it's really the first book to offer an in-depth portrait of their complex friendship and really goes deep and uses previously untapped resources from fbi records, personal documents and so forth. so please to have randy here today and we are really glad that rand ji is joined today by kojo nnamdi. works at multiple media outlets. kojo washingtonian of the year and listed among the district's most influential people by that publication. i'm so glad that kojo could join us tonight. one of the partners, local npr station, we are so pleased, so share so many of the values, bring xiewnt together and having great decisions and asking wonderful questions, i'm so glad that they can be here in our community and our bookstores. thank you so much for welcoming everybody please welcome me in welcoming kojo and randy. >> thank you very much, sarah for showing what's clearly

randy pierce survives his brush with death, but not every driver is quite so lucky. tanker truck explosion brings a bridge of concrete and steel crashing to the ground. >> this looks like a terrible collapse of this roadway. as you can see, the fire is still burning. >> july 24th, 1998. it's friday afternoon and interstate 40 is jammed with travelers racing to get an early start on the summer weekend. but many drivers don't realize these snake-like curves near connolly springs, north carolina, can be difficult to navigate. even deadly. fire and rescue crews race to the scene of a tanker truck that has spun out of control and slammed into a bridge. as they get closer and closer, a thick billowing cloud of black smoke looms ominously on the horizon. >> we've had a lot of wrecks, single vehicle including tractor trailers and small passenger vex. this is one of the most dangerous areas of interstate 40 in north carolina. >> traffic comes to a standstill. some motorists even resort to driving the wrong way in the emergency lane in order to exit the freeway from an on ramp

joining us is randy sandoval. what do you make of ted cruz's decision to drop out. >> it is a surprise. i don't think most people expected it. most people expected him to lose and expected him to fight on in california. now all of that is up for question. there is still at least as of a few minutes ago a stop trump movement but the problem for the stop trump movement an antagonist and they no longer have a protagonist. they know who they are against and no one who they are for. i have no idea what happened. >> now that donald trump will be the republican presidential nominee do you see him pivoting a bit, not being quite as bombastic and sounding more presidential or do you think what will got him here which is donald trump being donald trump. >> that is a good question and i guess i really don't know. he a few weeks ago tried to briefly seem presidential. he didn't seem to like it much. my hunch is that he will remain being true to who he is which is loud, controversial and sometimes saying things that get behind

randy will have to return in about a week for surgery to repair his eye socket. he says those responsible are putting drivers' lives at risk. >> bricks and rocks and stuff like that, i mean, you know, look at me. it could have been a lot worse. i could have lost my eye. i could have lost my life. >> reporter: now state police say whoever was throwing these objects also damaged two other trucks last night. fortunately those drivers were not hurt. if you have any information on who did this, state police would like to hear from you. we're live in bristol township bucks county, trish hartman, channel6 "action news. jim. >> thank you, trish. >>> three family members are under arrest tonight accused of running an illegal gambling operation in chester county. jamie sandoval his son hugo and his niece elizabeth allegedly collected $37,000 in illegal proceeds. the district attorney's officers says it seized five gambling machines from two businesses. the trio allegedly rigged the machines so they never paid out any winnings. >>> it was a solid show of respect late this a

to make matters worse, randy says he was hauling flammable material. >> could have lost my eye. i could have wrecked and not only killed me but killed hundreds of other people, you know, on the interstate. >> reporter: randy says while he won't stop driving, he is still hoping for an arrest. >> this is how we feed our families, you know, and they're out there almost taking it away from us. >> reporter: now, randy blake will have to come back to temple hospital for surgery to repair his eye socket. if you have any idea who is responsible, state police would like to hear from you. we're live in bristol township bucks county, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you trish. >>> police in gloucester county are looking for a driver after a woman was killed this morning in a hit and run crash. it happened at 5:30 a.m. on route 55 here in glassboro. according to police, 32-year-old annabella aponte hit a tree then got out of her car to look for help. that's when she was hit. and that driver sped off. gray hall will have more on the investigation for us coming up tonig

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. >> randy gyllenhaal is live in atlantic city. hey, randy. >> reporter: hey, good evening, guys! take a look! [ cheers and applause ] it's summer in atlantic city. how cool was that? thousands of these beach balls just got dropped on to the crowd here on the board walk. there are tons of people here, and i can tell you we were worried the weather would not hold up for the weekend, a lot of gray skies and rain in the previous week, but it is sunny. there are huge crowds here, hey, guys, let me see these. thousands of beach balls on the board walk means it's summer here in atlantic city. >> it's her birthday! >> one, two, three! >> reporter: countdown to shore season is over, families flocking to atlantic city with beautiful sun on this crucial tourism weekend. >> just coming to the beach, beautiful day, nice weather after all the rain we've had. >> reporter: the ac board walk coming off a budget crisis and near bankruptcy affecting even the beach patrol dealing with cutbacks. >> because of the certain situations in the city, we have been unable to bring on new life guards since ye

. >> randy russell is no stranger to usp. he first came in at the age of 15 and did 17 years on a robbery charge. >> randy, it's not good to see you. okay? >> now, randy's back on a parole violation, leaving behind a wife and four children. >> at one time when i thought i was going to come back i even asked my wife, should i run? she goes, i'm not going to make that call, she goes, but you can't take me with you. if i'm not with my wife and my kids, freedom's just not freedom anyway. >> grab that and come with me. >> andrew dykman is in for statutory rape. unlike randy, coming to prison for andrew is a new and frightening experience. >> i'm pretty nervous. and i'm scared. i wasn't expecting to be here. it's a scary place. and i've heard stories about what goes on at night here. i've heard stories about people getting killed. you name it. >> dykman. >> in order to properly classify the inmates, they will spend several weeks on the cell block as their behavior is observed. because they must be considered a security threat until

nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live along the schuylkill this morning.ice to see the sun is up and it's looking pretty good out there. >> reporter: good morning, rosemary. it is really a beautiful morning for a boat race. that is the temple team all the way at the back in the black boat. eight of them training. they'll hit the water for the race at about 7:12 this morning. as you guys have been talking about, the impending storms later this afternoon, that is causing some changes for this race, as we show you video from last year. they are moving up the varsity 8 finals to about 10:30, 10:50 today, almost six hours earlier than expected, because they want to get the final races in. those are the most important races that most people are watching. this is the largest collegiate rowing race in the entire country. we just finished chatting with the coxswain on the temple people. he is the one who navigates the boat. >> when you are in the coxswain's it's it's a lot -- they're in a physical game, the rowers, and i am in the mental game strategically trying t

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nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live right there along the schuylkill. randy, the dad vail is wrapping up just a little bit earlier. they've compressed the schedule. tell us about it. >> reporter: it is a race against the weather. as you can see the temple crew team here is getting ready to hit the water. they're about to put their boat in the water. as you mentioned, the storms we're expecting later this afternoon have changed a few things around. the first races got under way at 7:00 a.m. this is, as you mentioned, the largest collegiate rowing competition in the nation. because of that weather threat, organizers moving things up on the schedule. the final varsity 8 championship race, that will begin shortly at about 10:45 this morning, about six hours earlier than anticipated. families from around the country gathering here on the schuylkill river to cheer on their kids. >> it's beautiful right now. that's why they moved everything up and they're not taking a lunch break because of the forecast being the thunderstorms later this afternoon around 3:00.

randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> great nap weather.thanks, randy. >>> vacationers are hitting the boardwalk in atlantic city. the beaches are packed today, people enjoying the first day of the holiday weekend. nbc 10's drew smith is live in ocean city, drew, looking beautiful out there. >> reporter: perfect day, denise. we're on top of a big sand pile, a great vantage point of the hard work kids have been doing out in the sand today. even nice enough to get into the ocean. the beaches have been packed. even over on the boardwalk, everybody we're running into says this couldn't be a better start to the summer season. when it comes to tradition, this is one many families wait all year for. memorial day weekend at the shore. >> this is great. it's fun to be out again. it's warm. you know, all the sounds and the smells. it's all summertime, you know? >> reporter: up on the boards, people are enjoying their favorite foods of summer. the pizza flying off the pans. and a lot of people are cooling off with ice cream. this couple has something

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randi kaye is looking at this from a different and fascinating angle. voters that say they don't like donald trump but psychological testing reveals their unconscious minds are saying the opposite. that's what the researchers claim. do you buy it? stay tuned for that report coming up. >>> meantime, co-chair joseph barrel ee, tara setmayer, and david gergen, and "the new york times" reporter alex burns. david, i want to start with you. clinton campaign, staffers, say they've taken donald trump seriously for a long time. say they thought it was always going to be tight. a lot of clinton supporters you know are surprised looking at the polls showing a tie. >> they should be. i think she's still a favorite to win the presidency, but she should be running scared. very scared. we thought a few weeks ago this might be a blowout, trump might be another goldwater, '64, against lyndon johnson.

hillary clinton, randy, spent a number of thoughts in kentucky. she spent some time there. clearly, she was campaigning to try to win in kentucky tonight. if it holds and she does lose kentucky and oregon and you face the prospect of these other states going forward as you head into philadelphia, is it a nominee in waiting who is kind of hobbling to the finish line? >> well, i'm going to -- i remember 2008, when hillary won the first 6 out of 9 primaries at the end. and, you know, what happened is president obama was about 100 delegates ahead by the end, and people regrouped and you saw what happened. in fact, hillary was one of the main champions for president obama. both bernie sanders and hillary clinton have run an incredibly spirited race. but at the end of the day, regardless of what the results are in oregon or in kentucky, particularly given how close kentucky is, hillary is $3 million ahead of bernie sanders. so this has been a really spirited process. it's very good that the american people get a sense of who all these candidates are. but in the worst of days betw

randy shared hunk with his good friend mark ward who was barely consolable even today as he described chasing the coyote with the cat still in its jaws. >> so i ran after him. i ran after the coyote even though i could see her at the same time, too. i just wanted my animal back. >> reporter: their story is the latest in the story that's become the latest urban narrative about coyotes, more than 70 sightings this year alone, the most on record. so many that the board of supervisors held a hearing while looking for solutions to the problem. >> what's it going to take, two, three, four years? how many are they breeding a year? >> reporter: and also a very real threat to san francisco pet owners, who may say they're aware of what's happening but seeing and losing is believing. >> you have kids here in this community. hello? figure something out. yes, i do think it's a problem. >> reporter: as told ended, randy and mark went looking through a pet cemetery for a place to memorialize hunk. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> everyone walked away unharmed after a small plane plu

oh, man. >> reporter: now begins the process of piecing together the puzzle of where randy's been anduilding their life together again. >> i love you guys. >> we love you. >> that's sweet. >> we love you. >> pretty amazing. >>> a big week coming up for space x, the company's unmanned space capsule will be heading back to earth. it's currently at the international space station and has been there about a month delivering supplies. the capsule dubbed dragon will bring cargo on its way back. the return trip will only take about six hours in total but could be delayed if the weather is not cooperative. a lot of people will be tuning in for the forecast as we often do. but this time, space x even more important. >> we saw a nice finish to the weekend, but right now we've got a lot of low clouds spilling across the bay area. and one of the changes is just how long those low clouds may linger in your monday forecast. right now, looking back to the bay bridge, 57 degrees, and that is going to be a snapshot of the morning and maybe even through lunch time. right now temperatures in the mid to

. >> randy war spear fishing in the sebastian inlet.e in the boat while he was scuba diving below. he came up about 30 minutes later to find the boat was gone. after the marker caused the boat to drift three miles unbee noantsz unbeknownst to his daughters. >> biggest thing is not panic. if i'm going to here for a while, what do i do? >> he blows the whistle trying to get attention of other boater. he also used his dive bag to create a makeshift flag to signal for help, all of it caught on video >> high visibility yellow. i used my dive bag as a flag to hook it on to my spear gun and handle. >> the calls for help would continue for about an hour and a half and, pretty soon, randy had company. >> the longer i was on the surface, the bolder the shark became and the closer he came. i was kind of watching the shark and also watches for boats around to see if i could signal one of the boats. >> finally a boater arrived, rescuing randy and bringing him back to shore. >> definitely, i was pretty happy to see that boat it >> randy says in 35 ye

. >> couldn't ask for better weather, right, randy? >> reporter: you know, officials were so worried we'd have gray skies and rain, but everyone here has a pair of sunglasses and having a good time. look at the big crowds at the board walk near north carolina avenue. that's good news on such a crucial tourism weekend. >> welcome, everyone to 016 summer season. >> reporter: to officially open the jersey shore to summer guests, atlantic city mayor had to first unlock the ocean, a symbolic moment for a city that desperately needs tourism dollars. >> and we're turning the lock on a brand new atlantic city. we're resilient, coming back from our financial troubles. >> reporter: once on the brink of bankruptcy, atlantic city's looking forward, hoping big memorial day crowds spend money and raise tax revenue. >> this is a place you want to be if you live in new jersey, new york, philadelphia, why would you be sweating when you can be chilling along the jersey shore? >> we normally go to seattle, but this year, we thought we would do something

randy gyllenhaal takes us there. >> reporter: now that medical marijuana is law in pennsylvania, the scramble underway to prepare for patients as budding entrepreneurs plant the seeds. >> it's our dream to provide relieve for residents. >> reporter: the canna-business seminar today. he hopes to grow and manufacture marijuana leaguely in his hometown. >> we are farm heavy locally. we would set up a warehouse. >> reporter: the state is handing out 25 grow licenses and 50 for dispensaries and it's expensive. applicants need up to $1 million in capital with a proven track record. >> we are operating a medical program. so people are not supposed to get ahold of it won't get ahold of it. >> reporter: but the industry grows in uncharted waters. many banks refuse to get involve making this a cash only operation. but there is excitement for what is to come. >> this industry is brand new and the evolution is constant. that's the biggest challenge. >> reporter: randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. ♪ >>> plenty of pride on display in new hope today. the town hosted its annual pride fair. locals joined

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in west philly, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> it's good to be home.hat's what vice president joe biden told the crowd at gare state university's commencement today. he served as the school's keynote speaker. >> i urge you to resist the temptation to rationalize what others view as the right choices for you, instead of what you feel in your gut is the right choice. that should be your north star. >> biden last served a delaware state's commencement speaker in 2003. >>> honoring our teachers. nbc ten at the university museum teacher hero awards were held this afternoon. ten educators for honored for inspiring and educating students. and monique braxton m contractic'd the event. >>> grab your tickets. the winning numbers were drawn just a few minutes ago. here they are, 5,25, 26, 44, 66 and the proub number is 9. jackpot is worth $426 million. well you could feel the powerball fever tonight in this sunoco. >> i don't know. i don't know. i'm going to take a trip, take all of my friends, give to charity. >> try to make other people's lives happier. get out

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and new at 6:00, randy gyllenhaal found out what will be done with st. catharine's remains and how history will be preserved. >> reporter: this shrine the st. catharine served local catholics seeks solace. >> this is a true place of prayer. >> reporter: lately, pews are empty. ron stops by weeks to pray. >> often surprised when i come here there's not many people here. >> reporter: today, the sisters made the difficult decision to sell the sprawling campus, more than a century old, just too expensive to maintain. >> when we began to realize our numbers were decreasing -- >> this sister says the spirit of st. catharine lives on, born to the wealthy family, she was a missionary to native american and black communities in an era of segregation. >> she felt very called to answer the needs of those people. >> reporter: in 2000, she was con nonized as a saint, just one of two with philadelphia roots. >> that is truly a tremendous honor for a philadelphia for us and for the world. >> reporter: her body will eventually be transferred to the basilica in philadelp

here is randy. here is randi kaye. >> they came to hear bill clinton speak in new jersey.voters were already fired up. >> why you stoop down into the gutter with someone that wants it bring you there. >> reporter: the gutter is where many of the hillary clinton supporters believe donald trump is trying to drag her. using personal attacks about her husband's extra marital affairs dating back 20 years. >> she was an unbelievably nasty mean enabler and what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful. >> reporter: instead of hitting trump back on his own transgressions, mrs. clinton is sticking to the issues. >> i have said repeatedly, i'm not going to respond to the ininsults and attacks coming from donald trump in this campaign. >> is hillary clinton playing tough enough? i think she is playing tough enough because i don't think that slander is the name of this game. i think she should stay focused on the agenda at hand. >> i don't believe in mud-slinging. i dent think that helps anyone. >> reporter: but not respond to trump's personal attacks are ris ook eingy. >> are y

new at 6:00, lehigh valley bureau reporter randy gyllenhaal spoke to experts in allentown. >> a different trap. >> reporter: to track and monitor tiny mosquitoes, louise bugbey gets an arsenal ready. >> attracts mosquitos to come in and lay their eggs. >> reporter: these will be placed in well-known breeding grounds across the valley. >> when they come to the trap and get sucked into the net. >> reporter: the capture bugs get analyzes and studied. you use different traps to catch different species of mosquitos. >> reporter: this summer they'll focus more attention on the asian tiger mosquito, known to transmit the zika virus. it could spread farther north than originally thought. in some counties traps are on the ground, and the state says they'll wait and see if more testing is needed. >> we're looking to establish the extent of the population. >> reporter: but tracking does not stop the breeding. so experts are asking you at home to pitch in by scouring your backyard. >> look for any standing water and just dump the water. >> reporter: but a new survey shows that most americans aren't f

the guy says randy! you must miss that part, right?> well, you certainly feel every hair on your body in that moment. you never feel more alive than in that moment. it's a unique experience. i haven't found anything quite like it. >> take mibach to your days in the -- take me back to your days in the army. did you fight? >> there was no fighting. i was in from 1982 to 1988. they figured out early on i could wrestle. i was an olympic alternate as a soldier representing the army in the '88 olympic trials. that led me to a college scholarship at oklahoma state and then started fighting after that. not until '97. >> where did you get the idea or how are veterans suited to do this, to be fighters? is it something about being a veteran that has the mindset is there? >> i think part is the mindset for sure. there is a discipline and a focus and warrior spirit that comes with donning that uniform. now with the combaters programs they have implemented in most of the military programs it's very, very similar to jui jitsu. there is a fighter's mi

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nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live where contestants getting a shot at making the show, randy? >> reporter: jim, at 5:00, we introduced you to contestants, and now lining up, you have to be an adult to run this on tv, but it's so popular with a number of children watching it on children so a number of local gyms taking advantage hosting summer camps for little ninjas. >> so this obstacle is one of the set obstacles on the show. >> reporter: at this gym, dan built an exact replica of what you see on tv, a six-year veteran of the show. >> getting the fast foot work in. >> reporter: realizing american ninja warrior was a hit with young kids. >> kids flock to us, seeing us, swinging and flying through the air. >> reporter: starting this training center at the gravity forge gym for teens and pre-teens, many with backgrounds in gymnastics. >> we have summer camps, little ninj classes, and gymnast classes to build up strength. >> one of the runs everyone's been waiting to see. >> reporter: as the show's popularity explodes, obstacle courses are pupping up as alternatives to sports lik

just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forgets nothing.at least he's not constable bob. >>> two weeks now since prince's untimely passing, and the cause of death still a mystery. as the investigation gross, new revelations coming to light. stephanie goss has details. >> the urgent call for help came the night before prince died. they reached out to dr. howard kornfeld, a drug addiction specialist in california. according to the doctor's minneapolis attorney. >> he said in a motion a plan to deal with a life-saving mission. he made an appointment with a local doctor for the next day, and sent his son, who is not an md, on an overnight flight to meet with the musician and discussion the family's california addiction clinic recovery without walls. according to the attorney, when andrew kornfeld was brought here to paisley park on the morning of april 21st, no one could find prince. they started searching. >> andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator, where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> andrew called 911. >> for medical paisle

randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> that's a beautiful shot. look at this. people trying to make their way to the shore. this is a look at the skhuykill expre expressway. nbc 10's tim furlong is checking out the traffic situation for us across the region, tim, how's it going? >> reporter: yeah, take a look below. things are moving well here as you get to the tolls to get heading north on the blue route when you go on to the pa turnpike eastbound or westbound. here's the bad news. there was going to be bad news. all those people we talked about going up to the mountain destinations, as you go up the northeast extension about, i'd say about maybe three or four miles north of the tolls here, you are going to start finding some delays back there when the highway narrows down a bit, so, yeah, you're going to see as we come around here, you'll see delays, everything's still moving. that's the good news. nothing is stopped, which is what we don't want to see. that's what happened to delaware in route 1, but here everything is moving. looking up there, a couple mile

randy gyllenhaal is on board the country's most high-tech ships getting inside how it keeps drugs outon. >>> a ride to remember. new jersey police officers pay tribute to a fallen trooper. that's coming up all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00 p . >>> a new plan to curbing drug use in the area, stop them before they get here. >> nbc 10 randy gyllenhaal goes to the delaware river to explain. >> reporter: we are headed out to meet the coast guard cutter, hamilton, making a pits stop here in philadelphia. this 418 foot vessel is named after the father of the coast guard, alexander hamilton, tracking drug smugglers and human traffickers up and down the east coast. >> reporter: inside the guts the newest ship is a team of engineers using new navy technology. >> keep engines running, keep power, and that nothing interferes with the mission. >> reporter: that mission is what 116 crew members training if, tracking smugglers in the vast waters of the caribbean. >> control coast guard. >> reporter: michael from allentown will be manning one of the chase boats to intercept armed and dangerous cartel sm

live in pottstown, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, randy. >>> how did they survive? skyforce10 captured a frantic rescue after a train slams into a car, and now we have new information about what led up to this crash. nbc 10 issing us now in riverton burlington county with the latest. lauren? >> well, rosemary, this new information is coming from new jersey transit. they are telling us this driver is being issued a summons for careless driving. we're working to find out exactly what that means, what happened here, but this is where it happened, intersection of broad and main behind me, and witnesses tell any when the car was hit, it was pushed down the tracks here, coming to rest pressed up against that train. if you saw the car from here, you might think it's a convertible that ended up on the tracks, but look at the view from skyforce10, emergency responders lifting the top off the station wagon. they have to get to the who appears pinned in up against the front of the train. >> turned my head for a minutings and next thing i know, boom, so, a loud thunder. >> we k

randy gyllenhaal is live for an inside look at what awaits at tryouts, and it's not easy, right, randy>> reporter: it's not. there's new obstacles, the taping is tonight and tomorrow, and we expect dozens of competitors to hit this course that they constructed here in port richmond. some competitors got an invite, guaranteed a spot, and others just showing up here today with a hope and a prayer. camped outside the obstacle course an eclectic group of hopefuls hope to earn a walk on spot. >> i try to be a character, hope the producers like our personality. >> reporter: there's no guarantee they will be let in, dozens camping for weeks. >> lived in the woods literally, interesting in itself. >> jump. up. >> reporter: other athletes got lucky with a guaranteed invite. we caught with steve allen, long time fan of the show training at the gym. >> saw it on tv five or six years ago, i started watching it, i said, i can do this. >> reporter: contestants face obstacl obstacles, 15 semitrucks needed to build the course at the old power plant. if you have not seen the show, this is the iconic st

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just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forgets nothing.>constable bob. >>> this morning, on "today," airlines are raking in record profits. so why is flying to expensive? nbc's tom kcostello takes a loo at that an how to find deals. >>> ever most popular sport on the planet, leicester has won the premier league title. >> yes! >> here is the back story. entering the season, the small club from central england had 5,000 to 1 odds of winning the title. it is their first title in 132-year history and even calls for the manager to be knight the spurs against the oklahoma city thunder, game two of the second round. late in the fourth. a controversy no-call on the thunder dion waiters while inbounding the ball from out of bounds shoves ginobili. no on call. the thunder evened the series at a game each. >>> former san francisco 49ers dana stubblefield has been charged with raping a disabled woman. the consent allegedly occurred in april of last year at stubblefield's home after the woman was come to interview for a babysitter job. he faces sub

randy couture. one of the pioneers of old school ultimate fighting. that was him finishing off ortiz before moving on and launching an action movie career. he was back to the gym in san jose working out fighters. he has a piece of the action tonight as proceeds go to helping our military veterans hospital bills. >> coming up on the 14th, tell the folks out there especially the fringe fans, what can they expect? did you work out with these guys. well, there's a great main event. from my alma mater oklahoma city, cowboy is fighting phil davis. nittany lion and couple of rustlers getting after it which is in my opinion all of us a competitive matchup. and these guys are great athletes, great fighters. it's going to be a great night of fights. >> i speak for a lot of people who want to know. having shot the expendables, when you're in there with all these big stars, was there ever any -- kind of a choreographed fight scene where you had to kind of, you know, go at 'em? >> there was a funny moment in expandables 2. every, single one of us was lined up and

nbc 10 randy gyllenhaal is live in northeast philadelphia. what app ordeal, randy. >> reporter: keith, this is the quietest neighborhood according to the police, in the entire city, making it all the more unusual that someone breaks into the house, goes into the second story bedroom, hold this couple at gunpoint, and they say it was a frightening case of mistaken identit identity. >> the three masked suspects pried up the back door in the middle of the night. >> somebody tapped on me, and they said, where's the money? >> reporter: the husband and wife asleep in the bedroom. >> they tied my hands and my wife's hands. >> reporter: zip ties on their wrists and now they are speaking to nbc 10. we agreed not to show their faces. they say the armed intruders also tied up their adult son. >> they brought my son in, i really thought they were going to kill us, and they brought him in, i thought, it was just the end of it. >> reporter: police say the robbers demanded a pile of cash, but the family had no clue what they were talking about. >> i said, w

just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forgets nothing.i>at least he's not constable bob. hello new coppertone sport. it's reformulated to feel lighter on your skin, but still protects and stays on strong. new coppertone sport. hello sunshine. >>> welcome back, everybody. it's official, the so-called affluenza teen is supposed to spend two years behind bars. a texas judge upheld an order on ethan couch in april. he is sentenced in 180 days to jail for the people he killed in a drunk driving accident. ever since he was deported from mexico, he had fled there with his mother but later captured by mexican authorities. cheers erupted across rome yesterday after italy's parliament proofed a bill to recognize civil unions for same-sex couples. it grants some of the couples same rights given to married couples, including the ability to share the same last nate and inheritance rights but falls short of authorizing gay marriage. >>> an asian elephant in england was recently cured after mam