. >> reporter: ...riggs returns to his favorite topics, renee and the family dog, sammy jo. >> when renee's phone to 911, the dog ought to have been going nuts, right? dog's going to be all over it! >> she said, "i called for sammy. 'sammy come here, we've got to go downstairs.'" listen to the 911 tape. she didn't call for sammy. it didn't happen. why would she tell you it did? because she is not telling the truth. >> reporter: but the state gets the last word... >> enough about renee! >> reporter: and that's when prosecutor jason yamato finally offers the jury a motive for why this seemingly mild-mannered mortgage loan processor would kill the ohlemachers. >> defendant had a relationship with greg and bernadette that was not going well. the defendant made $90,000 a year. he killed the ohlemachers to protect that $90,000-a-year job. the defendant is guilty of these crimes, and that's before we even get to the casing, the same casing that was used to kill the olemachrs, fired from the same gun. it's crystal clear, the defendant's guilty of every single count of this indictment. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-

. >> reporter: ...riggs returns to his favorite topics, renee and the family dog, sammy jo. >> when renee's phone to 911, the dog ought to have been going nuts, right? dog's going to be all over it! >> she said, "i called for sammy. 'sammy come here, we've got to go downstairs.'" listen to the 911 tape. she didn't call for sammy. it didn't happen. why would she tell you it did? because she is not telling the truth. >> reporter: but the state gets the last word... >> enough about renee! >> reporter: and that's when prosecutor jason yamato finally offers the jury a motive for why this seemingly mild-mannered mortgage loan processor would kill the ohlemachers. >> defendant had a relationship with greg and bernadette that was not going well. the defendant made $90,000 a year. he killed the ohlemachers to protect that $90,000-a-year job. the defendant is guilty of these crimes, and that's before we even get to the casing, the same casing that was used to kill the olemachrs, fired from the same gun. it's crystal clear, the defendant's guilty of every single count of this indictment. (ee-e-e-oh-mu

. >> reporter: ...riggs returns to his favorite topics, renee and the family dog, sammy jo. >> when renee's on that phone to 911, the dog ought to have been going nuts, right? dog's going to be all over it! >> she said, "i called for sammy. 'sammy come here, we've got to go downstairs.'" listen to the 911 tape. she didn't call for sammy. it didn't happen. because she is not telling the >> reporter: but the state gets the last word... >> enough about renee! >> reporter: and that's when prosecutor jason yamato finally offers the jury a motive for why this seemingly mild-mannered mortgage loan processor would kill the ohlemachers. >> defendant had a relationship with greg and bernadette that was not going well. the defendant made $90,000 a year. he killed the ohlemachers to protect that $90,000-a-year job. the defendant is guilty of these crimes, and that's before we even get to the casing, the same casing that was used to kill the olemachrs, fired from the same gun. it's crystal clear, the defendant's guilty of every single count of this indictment. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...)

in my life we'll always go on >> how is rene feeling today? >> rene is feeling good. worried, is he going to be there, am i going to want to do this? he's great today. he's such a great fighter. >> for better or worse, in sickness and in health. those are the vows celine and rene made 20 years ago and they won't let anything, not even cancer, break their bond. >> today was a good day. and embrace it. because we don't know about tomorrow. because you loved me >> rene has been fighting so hard. i know there's treatments this summer. how did those treatments help? where is his diagnosis now. >> right now, we have to go back in a little while to see where we're at. he did so well that at first, said, you know, with more because said, you're getting better. like, every week and then we talk treatments and then got better and normally, ready for this. and then it wouldn't do well. it did the opposite. today, i can tell you that they were impressed through this . >> this year, quite courageous. >> a nurse to rene, who's on a feeding tube. the couple is always sure to put on

will rene be in the audience?know. >> he'll be in the arena. >> he's here right now. >> will he physically be able to? >> we're not sure. but living room with my kids, he'll see the show live. >> such an incredible connection there. amazing how rene has been by celine's side through her entire career. we're all hoping rene can make the big performance on thursday night. >>> tomorrow on "e.t." bobbi kristina's ex-boyfriend, nick gordon. the family banned him from the hospital, banned him from the funeral. now he gets to say good-bye and we have the exclusive video. the flowers. the pictures. the tears. on the one month anniversary of her death, nick gordon's emotional grave site visit for bobbi kristina and her mom, whitney. the never-before-seen video as nick is targeted in a lawsuit over her death. that's tomorrow on "e.t." >>> and still ahead, how did bill murray, the boss and david letterman all end up in the same music video? that's ahead. feel her face after some major dental surgery? find out in star shots g

will rene be in the audience?don't know. >> he'll be in the arena. >> he's here right now. >> will he physically be able to? >> we're not sure. but living room with my kids, he'll see the show live. >> amazing rene has been by her side the entire career. we're all hoping rene can make it. >>> tomorrow on "e.t." bobbi kristina's ex-boyfriend, nick gordon. the family banned him from the hospital, banned him from the funeral. now they say good-bye. we have it. the flowers. the pictures. the tears. on the one month anniversary of her death, nick gordon's emotional grace for bobbi kristina and her mom, whitney. the never-before-seen video as nick is targeted in a lawsuit over her death. that's tomorrow on "e.t." >>> and still ahead, how did bill murray, the boss and david do you like the passaaadd? it's a good looking car. this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's year end! it's the rear end event. year end, rear end, check it out. talk about turbocharging my engine. you're gorgeous. what k

renee staal with the latest information. renee? >> reporter: good morning, this morning the innocent man is in serious condition at the hospital after he was shot by the undercover cop and it all happened right here on this quiet street. let's look at the scene on beakman avenue around 4:00 p.m. after police say an undercover officer investigating illegal sales met with the suspect in the bronx to make the sure pass. the suspect told the officer to drive to mont vernon where another suspect got into the scar put -- into the car, putting a gun to the undercover officer's head. he gave him the money, and the suspect started to flee. the officer called for backup, and the officer fired his gun hitting the suspect three times in the torso after the suspect had pulled out a replica man. a 63-year-old man who happened to be behind the suspect when it went down was also struck in the torso from the neighbor's gun, and neighbors say this street is extremely quiet, and they were shocked to hear what they said were as many as 14 gun shots. >

renee staal is live in mont vernon with the latest. renee? >> good morning, guys, we do have investigators who just showed up on the scene. again, the innocent man who was shot when a gun bust went bad right here on this street, and the man died on the street. the suspect who was on the run has now been arrested, and police tell us an undercover cop was attempting to buy illegal guns in a sting from two men when one suspect pulled out a replica gun and put it to the officer's head. when the man attempted to flee, the officer tried to stop him, that's when the suspect pointed the replica gun at the cop, and again, the cop fired, hitting the suspect, and also hitting 61-year-old felix cume who was behind the suspect. one of the suspects who took off, that suspect's name is jeffrey arisse. he has been charged. the other suspect is at jacobi hospital, and that's where the innocent man has died from injuries. we will follow this all day with updates on abc7ny.com. i'm renee staal, eyewitness news. >>> authorities have arrested a suspect in the dea

renee amore, g.o.p. state official. >> good morning. >> good morning, renee. larry platt, journalist. good morning, sir. and sam katz, documentarian. welcome to all of you. thanks for being here. tough week for one of our senior politicians in this area. the i.r.s., the fbi, the justice department had been investigation chaka fattah for two years since he ran for the mayor's position several years ago, in 2004. and just last week, they did issue a 29-count indictment, saying he had illegally, in essence, gotten a million-dollar loan to fund that mayoral race and then he illegally tried to pay it back. we'll go through some of the details. what's your initial blush on this? is your reaction that it's politically motivated? he is a democrat. the president's a democrat. much of the administration is democratic appointees, and others. why would they be doing it, and if so, what is the point? >> well, my initial take is that it's not politically motivated it's that when you read the indictment, there's a real case here. now, obviously, the congressman is presumed i

caring for her 73-year-old husband renee, father of three children, battling throat chancer again. >> the songs are having a meaning now. i have been singing them for so long. but now i mean it the word will become alive more than ever before. >> reporter: and though rene was too ill to attend last night's performance, his wife sending him a message as he watched from home. >> we love you. promise me something, just enjoy. >> reporter: celine shared her personal heartache with me this past spring. >> it was our wedding anniversary. i was rehearsing for the voice. after the rehearsal i went back in my dressing room. i saw him looking pretty devastated and in shock. i was like, what is going on? chancer again. the doctor called me, and i have cancer again. and at that moment, honestly, my heart started to beat faster. but my body shut off. and i was like, i am going to go put makeup on and i am going to go sing incredible and i am going to forget how i feel right now. incredible >> and i went on. i sang the song. we were incredible >> then we went to the hotel. and then reality started

too ill to attend, rene at the couple's home.s also watching earlier in the day when celine sent him this message. >> we love you. just enjoy. just enjoy. just let it go. i love you. ♪ you're here in my heart and >> she said her hit songs have new meaning now that rene is fighting for his life and earlier this week, she told me it was his dream for her to return to the stage. why do you think he encouraged you to come back? >> because i'm his favorite singer in the world. and i'm his wife. and i'm the mother of his three children. and we have the same passions. we love each other so much. >> i saw her years ago and she is so incredibly talented, of course. celine will play 39 more shows between now and january 17th. so if you want to get tickets -- >> get them now! get those tickets. >> up next, before miley goes wild on mtv this weekend, britney was not that innocent and beyonce was just a destiny's child. >>> and then our friday fashion fix with must-see katy perry, leggy bindi irwin in "dancing" before shows off. and with judg

the guy is too big to be him. >> renee read seth's trial transcripts and decided to help. >> i got ahone call from hilliard. seth wants to go through his file. will you go down and take all the boxes down and just let him go through them one by one. i said sure, no problem. >> renee, a single mom with two kids, worked on the case for free in her spare time. >> i'd clock out at 5:30 at work, and i'd just pick up the box and start at the first folder, and i would go see seth on the weekends and go through the boxes with him. >> one by one, i'd look at it and look at it. all through the visitation booth with the big plexiglas. and the stuff that we saw, it floored me. >> we got to a box where it says that alex hernandez was a suspect in an affidavit. i heard there were no other suspects in this case. well, if he's not a suspect, how is there an affidavit stating he's a suspect. seth and i sat back and said well, what else is it that we don't have? >> as seth's third trial loomed, his team caught a break. seth's former co-defendant, pablo aybar had gained access to files police deemed ir

that's where renee stoll is right now. renee? >> reporter: good evening, sandra. the faa and the ntsb are currently investigating what caused this plane to nosedive, according to witnesses, a half mile from the airportment you can see just how close it came to this day care that we are standing in front of. just past that 100 yards is the blue tent covering where the plane crashed. >> i seen it coming this way really, really low. like it would hit these trees almost. >> the sound of a low flying plane that caught the attention of several people near the kit di academy in west caldwell saturday morning. >> as soon as i started walking down this path here, i heard click, click, click, click and i started running like it was hitting trees or something. as soon as i came around the corner, huge explosion, gigantic explosion. >> reporter: according to police the 50-year-old new jersey pilot flying a cessna 206 had just taken off from essex county airport a half mile away. >> on his way to teterboro to pick up a passenger. he experienced a malfunction. we don't know wha

congressman fattah is married to nbc 10 news anchor renee chenault-fattah. renee is referenced in the criminal complaint against her husband, label as person "e" and labeled as an affiliate of the fattah enterprise. the feds allege renee participated in a scheme to fraud lenly sell a car in order to pay closing costs on a vacation home she's not charged and denies any wrongdoing. renee is on leave from nbc 10. >>> governor chris christie making headlines after a recent interview. who he's saying he would punch in the face and the backlash that's coming from new jersey state leaders. >>> heavy showers and thunderstorms racing through the philadelphia area right now. pemberton getting very heavy rainfall and more storms heading towards delaware. your first alert forecast just ahead. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at w

reporting live, i'm renee >> thank you, renee. >>> calls in the skies drones. j.f.k. as aviation experts warn, drones and planes in the same airspace could lead to disaster. the federal aviation administration launched and investigation following a very close call. >> one of the previous arrivals record a drone. >> reporter: delta flight 407 from orlando about to land at new york's j.f.k. on friday 1700 feet above the runway when the pilots spot a drone all too close. >> there was a drone flying just under the southwest side of us. >> what altitude. >> i would say about 100 feet wing. >> reporter: air traffic control warns other pilots and the nypd. >> a report of a drone at 1,300 feet. >> reporter: the plane with 159 people on board lands without a problem but experts warn with the growing popularity of drones there is a serious potential for disaster. >> a drone down an engine or through the cockpit, sooner or later we are going to lose an airplane to a drone due to a collision. >> reporter: the faa now reports 25 drone incidents every month. weeks ago a quad copter

neither has his wife, nbc 10 anchor renee chenault-fattah. renee was identified in the complaint as person e and a member of the fattah enterprise. she was not charged in the case. prosecutors allege she took part in a fake car sale to a lobbyist to gain money for a vacation home down payment. >> they take innocent people, people in my family, and smear their good name. that says a lot about character. prord now, fattah did have to surrender his passport but he is free to move about the country and internationally on government business. he and his lawyers say the charges will not be a distraction. fattah is vowing to run for re-election. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> renee chenault-fattah is not charged and denies any wrongdoing. renee is on leave right now from nbc 10. bonnie bowser pleaded not guilty yesterday. she also had to give up her passport with limited travel. she was the chief of staff for fattah's philadelphia office and also managed his personal and campaign transactions. she is charged with racketeering, fraud and several oth

and thanks rene. one of the reasons that telemedicine presents such a challenge is because medicine is a vivid illustration of a peculiar reality in america. which is everything is forbidden unless it is expressly permitted. so this fresh innovation comes along and all of the medical boards say no, you can't do that, we need to write 10,000 regulations to do it and completely subdue it with the regulatory process and this is america, if we don't have a telemedicine statute, you can be certain of one thing, you better not be doing it. and in parts that because we have a 19th century or 20th century regulatory model. we have 50 different states with regulatory boards and that doesn't take into account the fact that americans can now talk to americans all over the world. there are billions of people who benefit from the expertise of well educated americans and it is completely unclear whether or not they can get it. now the thing about telemedicine is that at bottom, it is just to people -- two people ta

. >> renee worked as a paralegal and decided to take a fresh look at seth's case. >> coming into this, i didn't know what to expect or what i was going to find, but i just found things that had never been disclosed. all the evidence was hidden. there are so many leads that have gone unanswered. there is no doubt in my mind that he is innocent. felt like... home?g that and now you can't connect the way you used to... because you switched wireless carriers and are getting a less reliable connection. it's okay. we're still here for you and we'll be happy to have you back on a reliable network. come home to verizon and get 10 gigs for $80 a month plus $15 per line. only at verizon. breaking from the norm is never easy. doing your own thing, making your own way can be pretty, well, bold. rickie fowler is redefining what it means to be a golfer. quicken loans is doing the same for mortgages. quicken loans. home buy. refi. power. official mortgage sponsor of the pga tour. (vo)cars for crash survival,ning subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... .

if you say hello, renee. try that. >> hello, renee. >> i would teach you how to enhance that and increase the range. hello, renee. >> hello, hen renee. >> are you a tenor? >> i don't know what i am. i used to sing in the bathroom. fleming just turned 56 and says she'll retire from opera within three years and just do recitals. >> i played these girls 18 to 23. you know, we can suspend disbelief to a point and then you think that's enough of that. >> don't worry. the people's diva will continue to share her remarkable talent. >> it's just something incredibly moving that the human being, a human being can make this sound. and that great music has been cultivated around it. i feel very privileged to be doing this. >> renee fleming isn't taking time off with performances overseas. now an update on last week's power player. the teenage swimming star won five gold medals at the world championships in russia this week breaking her own world records in the 800 and 1,500 meter races. [000:58:54;00]

renee is on leave from nbc 10. she denies the charges. >>> thomas coffey faces charges in the shooting death of cook. police say he was with two friends that boy an atv that was advertised on craigslist. >>> philadelphia police are searching for the driver who hit a little girl and then took off. it happened along lambert street in philadelphia. an suv hit the 5-year-old and the driver backed up and took off. medics rushed the child to the hospital where she was last reported in stable condition. the vehicle is described as a light colored suv or jeep with possible pa plates. the number jsg-6673. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> happening today, there is a new push to revitalize the city of camden. a live look at camden. u.s. senator bob menendez nendez plans to tour evesham neighborhood of camden. leaders say proposed budget cuts would wipe out the money. >>> today the philadelphia eagles will report to the nova care complex. there were new faces on the field but it wasn't the players that caug

. >> reporter: the congressman is married to nbc 10 anchor renee chenault-fattah. renee is referenced in the criminal complaint against her husband, labeled as person e and an affiliate of the fattah enterprise. the feds allege she took part in a scheme to fraudulently sell a car in order to pay closing costs on a vacation home. she is not charged and denies any wrongdoing. the indictment also says campaign money was used to help pay off his son's student loans. in the indictment it says that you didn't hold an education seminar but yet you took grant money for it. that you used campaign funds to pay your wife's car insurance. you deny all of that? >> as i indicated, i deny these allegations. i also said that as an elected official i have never been involved in any illegal activity. >> reporter: he says he held that education seminar and it's on video. >> i'm just saying that the first thing is that most of the people who are talking about this across our area have not read the indictment. >> reporter: even with the allegations you think it's important to be on the

renee is on leave from nbc 10. >>> a community banding together right now. there is a meeting following recent violence in west philadelphia just this month. a bakery owner was shot and just last week a man was shot in the back of his head standing outside a water ice stand. neighbors are fed up and want more of a police presence. >>> just this week, "time" magazine featured police officers in the 19th district. it profiled police officers about what it's like to be an officer a year after ferguson. >>> also, a delaware county man is arrested on charges he raped a 5-year-old girl. his name is ronald macneal. he is behind bars tonight. police say he molested a neighbor's daughter who slept over at his house. detectives arrested him on saturday. >>> a firefighter run over on the job in montgomery county. tonight the captain talks about the dangers his volunteers face every day. most pennsylvania towns use volunteers, unlike philadelphia. today, they saved people from a fire and trapped in an elevator but it was a car that injured him. nbc 10's deanna durante j

renee is on leave from nbc 10. >>> and the winner is? >> we've been following this. >> orange cream and black cherry. >> the runaway favorites of the a-treat soda fans that voted on this. the sodamaker was recently saved from closing. they asked fans online which flavors they wanted them to bring back first. they will eventually bring back them all. one favorite that didn't get a top pick was champagne cola. >> i love black cherry love it. >>> a man gets stranded in the middle of an ocean. >> this morning, he's sharing his story of survival. damian sexton got caught in a storm 44 miles east of cape may. a huge wave knocked damian off the boat with no life jacket. he chased a container ship for about ten miles. unable to feel his legs his arms were cramping. he started to feel hopeless. >> i just couldn't picture the next day somebody coming to tell them that i'm not going to be home anymore. because i knew it would ruin their lives. and i love them too much for that. >> i love him more than anything. and i mean that with every ounce of m

renee is on leave from nbc 10. >>> there is hope for people in new jersey waiting for financial help after getting slammed by severe storms like this one here back in late june. today, county and local emergency management officials got briefed on fema disaster assistance and trained on the application process. the meeting was not open to the public. more meetings are planned tomorrow. >>> u.s. senator bob menendez was back in camden county today to talk about revitalizing communities there. the senator joined camden mayor dana redd urging the federal government to continue giving grant money for redevelopment. camden is a finalist for a $30 million choice neighborhoods grant. the program is in jeopardy because of proposed federal budget cuts. >>> there's a new man at the top of the local fbi. today william sweeney jr. became special agent in charge of the philadelphia field office. sweeney is a philadelphia native who joined the fbi in 1998. his past assignments include counterterrorism investigations and operations in the new york office. the man he's replacing is retiring director

you take in a breath and you make a sound, hello, renee.> hello, renee. >> i would teach you how to enhance that and increase the range. hello, renee. are you a tenor? >> i don't know what i am. i used to sing in the bathroom. >> just try a siren. ♪ >> no, i'm not doing that. >> reporter: fleming who just turned 56 says she'll retire from opera within three years and just do recitals. >> my whole career i've played these girls 18 to 23. so, you know, we can suspend this belief to a point then you sort of think, okay -- >> reporter: but don't worry, the people's diva will continue to share her remarkable talent. >> it's just something incredibly moving that this human being. a human being can make this sound. >> and that great music has been cultivated around it. i feel privileged to be doing this. ♪ >> renee fleming isn't taking any time off. she has several performances scheduled in the u.s. and overseas. >>> now, an update on last week's power player, katie ledecky. the teenage swimming star won five gold medals in russia this week breaki

congressman fattah's married to renee chenault-fattah. renee is referenced in the criminal complaint against her husband, she's labelled as person e. the feds allege she participated in a scheme to fraudulently sell the porsche in order to pay closing costs on a vacation home. she is not charged and denies any wrongdoing. renee is on leave from nbc10. >>> a former vice president arrested in a school sex scandal is suing the camden county school district. her reputation was ruined. charges were dropped after she agreed to resign. three teachers at the runnemeade school were charged with having sex with three students on numerous occasions. those teachers all pleaded guilty. they were sentenced to probation. the school's principal also pleaded guilty and is under probation. the prosecutors office declined to comment on the lawsuit. >>> starting today smoking is forbidden both inside homes and on public housing property, except for designated outdoor areas. tenants caught smoking will be asked to attend counseling sessions. pha is the larges

rene marsh, thank you so much for that. >>> we have other breaking news into cnn as well. a mississippi couple now facing charges of attempting to provide material support to isis. again, mississippi. a man and a woman arrested at the airport there on sunday night and they have just been denied bond as well. it's serious. the investigators say they were apparently trying to travel overseas to join the terror group isis and according to the arrest documents, their honeymoon was supposed to be their cover story as to why they were making this kind of trip to europe and then on to syria. joining me is pamela brown from washington, d.c. who is following the story closeliment it reads like a novel but it's upsetting and unsettling to say the least. certainly for them as well, pamela. >> it is. this is a young couple, ashleigh, 20 and 22 years old from mississippi, former students of mississippi state. as you mention, they were arrested over the weekend, charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. the man, 22-year-old mohammed dakala and the 20-year-old woman, j

. >> renee stoll live in lower manhattan with that story. renee. >> reporter: good afternoon. this is a major change that is going to affect nearly 200,000 subway riders on the a and c train nearly every weekend until summer 2016. now starting tomorrow, the mta is doing extensive repairs to the cranberry ac tube. that means to j street metro tech in brooklyn. both the a and c trains will actually be running on the tracks where the f train runs. this will go on for 40 non- consecutive weekends until next summer. this $96 million repair is all from superstorm sandy. for the last thrivers the mta has basically put a band-aid on the problem because they had to work in order of fixing the lines most damaged first in what has now become the most extensive reconstruction job this subway system has ever done. >> we saw millions of gallons of water flow into the tube. as you know, salt water really don't mix pretty well. we've got extensive work to do inside the tube. >> now, besides the a and c lines now running on the f tracks for 40 weeks, there is also stops here at fulton street w

joining me is influential gop activist renee plummer.in new hapshire you have to win over renee plummer. i want to get your upopinion on donald trump. you said he needs to get out of the race. why do you think so? >> well, because people aren't focusing on the agendas. i mean, on the issues. they are focusing on entertainment. i mean, i feel as though donald trump should have taken jon stewart's place if you want entertainment. that was just horrendous. and probably he went home and his daughters probably said, what did you say? i mean, i really would like to hear what his daughters at home would say to him when they got home. they are probably quite embarrassed by the whole thing. >> you heard us play some of the sound from him. he was trying to explain it saying he in no way was trying to make a comment implying that megyn kelly was being hormonal. so why not take him at his word at this point? >> no, would you take him at his word at this point? i'm sure once he got off, all the p.r. people around him said, you can't do this. this is

sorting it out for us is renee stoll. >> they literally don't know what they are talking about. they have never run subways. they don't know how to run subways. >> reporter: harsh words from the mta for an even harsher offs. >> do a better job of meeting the goals you have out there. get your work groups to focus on this. it's something the riding public expects. >> reporter: according to the audit which measured if a train made it to the end of the line within five minutes of its scheduled time found 500,000 trains in a recent 12 month period was late. rising. the worst according to auditors, the 4 train. >> i do ride the number 4. what i think is a slower train is the r train and n train. >> reporter: according to the mta that methodology of measuring lateness can put out a perception that may not be accurate. that's not what riders care about. how long you are waiting on the subway is. >> if you are on the subway you are not trying to catch the 8:22 f train. if you expect an f train in four or five minutes, you don't get it for ten minutes, that's the problem. >> reporter: mt

we also have to note here he is married to nbc10's renee chenault-fattah. she is mentioned in the complaint and labeled as an affiliate of the fattah enterprise. the fed say she tried to fraudulently sell a car and pay closing costs on a vacation home. she not charged with a crime and denies any wrongdoing. renee is on leave from nbc10. >>> the state supreme court yesterday released hundreds of documents containing pornographic images and e-mails, kane alleges those were sent and received by state employees from their state e-mail addresses. and she has claimed that the criminal charges against her stem from her office's investigation of those e-mails resulting in retaliation of those who circulated them. kane faces charges of leaki ini grand jury information and lying about it. >>> 4:17. >>> a local funeral director is telling her side of the story after that disturbing discovery in philadelphia strawberry mansion neighborhood the other day. three bodies were found inside this garage on wednesday after neighbors noticed a bad odor. they were under the care

come manage fa fat ta is famarrd to renee fattah. the feds allege she took part in a scheme to fraudulently sell a car in order to pay closing costs on a vacation home. she is not charged and denies in any wrongdoing. renee is on leave from nbc 10. >>> heavy rain leads to high water. an abc viewer sent us this video from huntington valley this afternoon. let's go to nbc 10 chief meteorologist sheena parveen. how hot will it get tomorrow? >> it's going to be a lot like today. it was hot, hazy and humid. we're in another heat wave which i'm sure you noticed. today we hit a high of 94 degrees. over the weekend we were in the 90s. we're going to say in the heat wave even tomorrow, mid 90s wick going to feel like the upper 90s, closer to 100 for a couple of air areas. right now we're try around most of the area. there is rain back off to the west. eventually that will get here but not tomorrow for most of the area. temperatures are still very warm. most of us are around 80 degrees at the moment. as we go into tomorrow morning, temperature

much, rene. new york city health officials have confirmed another case of legionnaires disease. however, the person didn't recently contract the illness. officials say there's been no new diagnosis since last monday. also, no new contaminated cooling towers have been seen. governor andrew cuomo said he wants to establish a statewide registry of buildings with cooling towers and a system och regular inspections. >> we know where the cooling towers are. we know they're inspected. we set up a protocol for how long they're inspected. leaving it to the authorities and the owners haven't worked. >> ten people have died since the outbreak started in the south bronx last month. >>> one year ago today, a police officer in ferguson, missouri, shot and killed an unarmed teenager. today people gathered to make sure nobody ever forgets. >> father, touch the whole family. let them know they're not alone. in jesus mighty name we pray, amen. >> a rally gathered near the location where an unarmed 18-year-old mich

renee stoll is live in soho with the lead story. >> good evening, joe, i talked to the guard's family and friends and they tell me not only a security officer but he armed guard never talked about his job being dangerous and he never felt that way. and i also found out that he was a great family man where they say he would work here and send money back to his family in the ivory coast. >> reporter: for most of the day friends and family came to the home of 53-year-old idrissa camara. >> we come to share grief with them and support them as much as we can. >> august giving condolences to his wife and four children. >> got to pray. that's all. >> reporter: camara's cousin and leader at the harlem mosque said the family is holding up well. >> great. they're spirit is high. >> reporter: camara was gunned down friday evening while working at this soho federal building. the shooter, kevin downing turned the gun on himself. camara is known as a generous man from the ivory coast. >> very good man. >> he is everything for us. you guys cannot believe how this guy is nice. >> reporter: it was tha

eyewitness news reporter renee stoll live at the office of emergency management headquarters r mayor de blasio just wrapped up here. he did give us a list of five new sites that have tested positive. they include a verizon facility, new york city housing courts, the bronx hall of justice, and a post office and samuel governorrers high school. they have been disinfected. the cause is one of the five original sites tested positive. they don't know if it was one or more of those. the office is trying to figure out why this occurred now. >> this is literally unchartered territory and it's very important that we acknowledge that. we have never seen an outbreak of ledge theirs like this in the history of new york city. >> reporter: the outbreak deemed a wake-up call by new york city mayor bill de blasio with 108 cases, according to him. his office didn't know how many cooling towers are in the south bronx or where they are located until now. the towers are where the bacteria grows and can spread casing a type of ammonia. >> we have used aviation, a variety of methodologies to canvas a part

congressman fattah is married to renee fattah. labeled abperson e as an affiliate of the fattah enterprise. the feds allege she took part in a scheme to fraudulently sale a car to pay closing costs on a home. she is not charged and denies any wrongdoing. renee is on leave from nbc 10. >>> take a look at the thousands of people who gathered in alabama tonight to see republican presidential front runner donald trump. it was the largest turnout so far in the 2016 presidential race. he said this he wishes the election could be held tomorrow. on the democratic side, hilary clinton is on the defensive. her campaign is denying reports that she sent classified information from her private e-mail account. this weekend colluded revelations that clinton's lawyers told investigators her private e-mail server was erased before i was turned over. >>> amtrak is preparing for the pope by adding more servicing. the extra trains will operate with added seats. pop francis will visit all three cities before the end of september. you must have a reser

rene stoll has more. >> reporter: lauren, you're a mom. picture this. the traffic is so bad that this, the side of the road is the best and basically the only place to deliver a baby. i just got done talking to the father and honestly you're going to have to listen to him tell the story. little baby bella rose was so eager to join the world saturday night that her parents have now nicknamed her bella road. yes, as in side of the road. >> we're going to hit some traffic. >> reporter: that was the warning 23-year-old trevor gave his pregnant wife rose as they loaded into their car headed to the hospital after her water broke. sure enough, they got stuck in traffic. >> i look over and i see her stomach. she's screaming and stuff. she's in labor and i see her stomach and i'm like it's smaller. it like shrunk. >> reporter: bumper to bumper they realized they weren't going to make it to the hospital. >> i need to push, she's coming, she's coming. she's coming now. that's when she puts the seat in recline and takes her pants off and i see the baby's head and i

. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom -- >> do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren. >> -- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully -- >> the church erupts in laughter, including the 22-year-old bride, melissa warren. and just as things start to quiet down, she completely loses it. >> i just lost it. it was so funny. >> she starts to laugh, and then she just can't stop laughing. i know she's going to keep laughing. so i'm like, just give her a minute, folks. like i know the next one's coming. >> when the video hits the internet, it earns more than a million hits. >> melissa and andrew first met at seattle pacific university where they were both students. >> we lived in the same residents halls. i was a freshman. he was a junior. and we had a lot of mutual friends. spent some time together within groups, but it was after he graduated that we connected again. >> after graduating, andrew received some devastating news. >> my dad came down with lung cancer, like horrific tumors the size of grapefruits. >> deeply religious, andrew copes with his father's

renee is on leave from nbc10. >>> now to the case against kathleen kane. the state supreme court yesterday released hundreds of documents containing pornographic images and e-mails, kane alleges those were sent and received by state employees from their state e-mail addresses. and she has claimed that the criminal charges against her stem from her office's investigation of those e-mails resulting in retaliation of those who circulated those e-mails. kane faces charges of leaking grand jury information and lying about it. >>> 5:15 now. >>> online voter registration is launching today across the state of pennsylvania. according to the governor tom wolf pennsylvania is the third state to offer this service. delaware already offers that service and new jersey does not. >>> a new light will sooning shining on two and a half miles of broad street in west philadelphia. >> the lights will line hamilton street to government avenue. other lights are going up along broad street now. they stand 55 feet tall and lights programmed to be on every night from dusk until da

he never took possession of the car, and renee continued to title it, insure it and drive it. beaderman provided the congressman with gifts and other items of value, in exchange for his help to obtain a federal appointment. >> he was released on a signature bond. he was not required to put up any cash about he was required to turn over any firearms along with his passport. he's not to have any contact with the codefendants in this case. deanna durante, nbc10 news. >> nbc10 news anchor renee chenault-fattah is on leave from nbc10. >>> the family of a man killed by philadelphia police eight months ago is making another call for justice. investigators have already cleared the officer who shot brandon tate brown. tate brown's family insists that shooting was not justified. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> today brandon tate brown's family and local activists rallied in mayfair, that's where officers shot tate brown last december. police opened fire while he was going for a gun inside a rental car. the d.a.'s office said it would not prosecute the case, tate brown's family is demandi