rosemary: good morning, i'm rosemary connors for "nbc10 @issue." the infamous murderer who was known as h.h. holmes. his descendants have begun a push for new answers about his death. and as investigative reporter george spencer found out, delaware county has become ground zero in solving this mystery. george spencer: he's been called america's first serial killer. described at the time as a case without known parallel, a case that author matt lake says philadelphia broke wide open. matt: we caught him and we got the body, yeah. he'd have gotten away with it too if it weren't for those darn philly kids. george: most of h.h. holmes' notoriety centers in chicago, around the site of what's now this us post office. it was there, in 1889, that he built his famous murder castle hotel ahead of the city's world fair, a castle full of secret chutes and gas chambers. some who arrived were never seen again. matt: he'd wind up putting them into an airtight room and turning a gas on in there until they suffocated. george: experts believe holmes made big money s

so did rosemary.ropped jordynn off. >> ever look at rosemary as a co-conspirator here possibly? she had interest in retaining custody of the child, too. could they have been in on it together. >> sure. you don't ignore the wife just because she's who she is doesn't mean that she's excluded as being looked at. obviously, she's not a man running from the scene. we know that. but could she be involved in it? could she be planning it with him? >> reporter: detectives had already talked to rosemary, of course. but there was another potential witness at that house. what did she know? >> coming up -- >> how old are you, jordynn? >> seven. >> seven years old. my goodness. you're growing up so quick. >> jordynn tells her story, and suddenly david watson's story looks a little less solid. >> she does not know where dad was at 8:30. >> when dateline continues. i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescri

rosemary, back to you. >> we'll see you shortly.hanks, erika. >>> well, it's time to say good-bye to "snl" for another season. all right, so, what does the hit comedy show have planned for the big season finale tonight? only nbc 10 takes you behind the scenes at 30 rock. >>> 6:44 right now on this saturday. here's a live look over the schuylkill river, where it will be cooler today. there may even be some showers a little bit later on. meteorologist erika martin is tracking it all for us. the stotesbury cup regatta, the largest high school regatta in the country is happening this morning on the schuylkill river. we expect the rowers to be out there by 8:00. >>> philadelphia is taking new steps to battle the deadly opioid epidemic. yesterday, mayor jim kenney and governor tom wolf joined health officials at city hall. advocates hope the new guidelines will help boost prevention and education and improve treatment options for people battling substance use disorders. >> we have seen the cost of inaction to epidemics in the past and we

it looks like, possibly, isolated thunderstorms, rosemary. i have the most accurate full forecast coming up in just a bit. >> all right. we'll be looking for it. thanks, erika. >>> still ahead, we'll hear from eagles safety malcolm jenkins on the birds signing several free agents. plus, the phillies lose several players in pittsburgh. we'll talk injuries and a rare win, next in sports. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> police are investigating how a chester county woman lost hundreds of thousands of dollars to a man on a christian dating website. the westchester woman reportedly met him on christianmingle.com. inv

rosemary. >> everyone watching closely to see what happened there.ks. >> so how will it recalls victory effect the union. let's go back to michael lake for some answers on that very issue. >> win without a doubt is a huge relief. you'll be getting reaction from brussels in just a second. i like to bring you up to speed on something else that also matters, macron says he understands the anxiety and anger, he reached out to le pen supporters. >> >> translator: and i also want to say word for those who voted today for le pen. no, don't boo. they expressed -- they expressed today anger, dismay and sometimes convictions. i respect them. but i will do everything during the five years to come to make sure that there is no reason at all to vote for extremes. >> marine le pen conceded the election not long after the polls closed. she said the vote is a mandate for her far right national to become a primary opposition force against the new president. let's talk about the state of the far right. he is a political scientist, arthur of the book, frankly, one of t

rosemary, back to you. >> all right. thanks for that, erika. >>> this morning, philadelphia police are searching for a pair of men who shot a 2-year-old boy in the city's kensington neighborhood. matt delucia is live with an update on the toddler's conditions and an update on the investigation. matt? >> reporter: rosemary, that 2-year-old is in critical condition. he was shot four times in the back. police believe, though, it was the boy's father who was the intended target. he took a shot to the knee last night. the shooting happened around 9:15 on the 3300 block of malta street in kensington. police say two men rode by on bikes and fired those shots while the father and son were on the porch. neighbors heard the gunfire commotion outside. >> makes me want to cry, because, you know, it's a baby. it's not something that you want to hear from nobody. you know, especially, you know, someone's kid, that you were out there just barbecuing or doing whatever else with where are kids, trying to have fun, and your kid winds up g

i'm rosemary connors. just a few minutes before 7:30 on this saturday. meteorologist erika martin is tracking a cooler weekend for us. erika? >> that's right, rosemary. we do have temperatures that will be unseasonably chilly for the entire weekend, only topping out in the lower 70s to high 60s today. showers moving through the delaware valley, not a washout, just some scattered showers moving through. also seeing an increase in those winds. and notice on sunday, we're seeing upper 60s, as well, and upper 50s along the jersey shore. so it will be a chilly weekend, be sure to keep those jackets handy and tracking 70s for next week. back to you, rosemary. >> thanks, erika. >>> happening now, philadelphia police are searching for two men who shot a toddler in kensington. the 2-year-old boy is in critical condition. police tell us the boy and his father were sitting on a porch on malta street last night when the gunman rode up on their bikes and started shooting. four bullets hit the child in the back. the fat

rosemary is looking at that for us today. hello, rosemary. >> hello, claudine. yes.ul day around the area. overcast skies. many people like the start with gray skies. those gray skies keep us nice and mild through the afternoon. an enjoyable forecast is what you can expect for the second half. mostly sunny away from the coast. even the coast will get in on some of the sunshine. but not everybody. it looks like it wants to really hold firm right along pacifica and half moon bay for today. partly cloudy to partly sunny for you. meanwhile over the north bay coastline as well as into areas like santa cruz, we are expecting partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. seeing it burn away. it is still in and around the east bay around san ramon and lafayette. brentwood waking up with sunshine this morning. into areas over the north bay filled in just a little bit. we had clearing early on but the north bay still with a lot of gray as well. the winds are on shore and will remain that way. oakland reporting 7 miles per hour. a little breezy along the coastline and in the city of san

rosemary, we are seeing gorgeous shots of the san francisco area. fog behind you, so, we know there are some parts -- this is where people are waking up going how come they keep talking about how gorgeous it is. >> where is that sunshine. yes, it's on the coastline this morning. just inside the bay. we have mostly sunny skies away from the coast. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures are like yesterday. in fact, minor changes are in store. today will be a lot like what we had on saturday. this is a another view. you can see the low cloud deck. it's shallow this morning. below a thousand feet. we know this way? because -- why? because the golden gate bridge towers are 746 feet above the water. we can see the tops. it's patchy and dense fog on the coastline. as we roll through the morning hours it will burn away. we will be left with partly cloudy skies at the coast and mostly sunny skies for everyone else. 56 in santa rosa. low 60s san francisco, oakland. temperatures are beginning to rebound. here is storm tracker 2. you can see the view from u

good morning, guys. >>> good morning. >> good morning, rosemary. the wawa, if you want to see us, we'll be here all morning. the one on white horse township, pomona is the cross road. >> white horse pike, pomona road. >> the team is here, ted greensburg is hosting, jessica boyington, and bill henley is here. we've seen showers, what's to come? >>> you don't need the umbrella now. a dry spot. i don't think it's going to last. there are still more showers on the way. may notice puddles on the ground at this brand-sparchging-new wawa. the clouds are overhead. yes, indeed. we will see breaks of sunshine later. we have wet weather including the shore. cape may, a damp view of beach avenue. the rain has been coming down. there will be more showers this morning. but doesn't look like it's going to be an all-day rainfall for cape may. we're seeing the shower activity just move in to corbin city. and heading toward galloway township right now. a few sprinkles in the

i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:30 on this saturday. after the heat this week, we get some cooler weather this weekend. a live look from our eagles nest camera at lincoln financial field. you can see those turbines moving out there. a little breezy this morning. meteorologist erika martin is tracking it all for us with the most accurate forecast in the region. erika? >> that's right. we have a windy start to our saturday. gusts up to 23-mile-per-hour locally. and coming out of the northeast, as far as the winds are concerned, both the gusts and wind speeds currently at 12 miles per hour. current temperatures, 62 degrees. a lot chillier than we have been seeing the past couple of days. in and around philadelphia, seeing lots of 50s and 60s. andorra, 57. 57 in chestnut hill. fox chase, currently at 61 degrees. so we have a chilly day for today. and chilly for tomorrow. so, let's take a look at what we can expect for the next couple of days. we're seeing temperatures mainly in the 60s for this upcoming weekend, although by tomorrow, we're

rosemary -- you're welcome. >> i'm going to have that. i'll hang out with dwayne for a while. >>> dining out with the whole family can be expensive. we found spots where kids can eat free this summer. get your pencils, pens out, your phones out. write this down. landmark americana tap and grill lets kids eat free on sundays and thursday says. kids 10 and under eat free at the pub in conshohocken. kids between 5 and 10 are half price. in wilmington, mo's southwest grill on brandywine parkway lets kids eat free all day sunday. and at the ihop in cherry hill, kids eat free now until early june. tomorrow, we show where you can take the whole family to enjoy concerts and live music for free. here are manufacture the stories we're following at 6:00 -- free at last. a wrongly convicted philadelphia man is free at last after 24 years in prison. he's live talking about his fight for freedom and dreams for the future. >>> courtroom controversy. the accusations of race spark contention in the bill cosby case. >>> the president and the pope. the two

rosemary joins us with a little peek at the forecast.you time to get out to breakfast, brunch and get back to see the game. >> we have hoops fans here, ladies and gentlemen. >> we've got some nice weather coming our way. it will be a little cool and breezy. what else is new? it is what we're getting used to, right? tomorrow will be a similar day. in the extended forecast, more likely on tuesday, a chance for scattered showers coming our way. let's look outside of our doors. started out with partly cloudy skies. you see a little bit of cloud cover there. as we look towards the golden gate bridge, what a beautiful shot there. folks on the move. we will have a possibility of even a few sprinkles today. it's going to be over our hills. and so for most of us, not going to notice a change at all. but if you are going to be hiking mount tam, mount diablo, the diablo range, be aware there may be a few sprinkles that pop off. it has to do with the trough that remains in place and the disturbance rolling through. and the sierra picking up a few sc

i am rosemary connors.breaking news is in north philadelphia where nine people were wounded in a shooting spree and two of the

well to our viewers here to the united states and all around the world, i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell, thank you for being with us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> well, u.s. president is heading to israel after kicking off his first international trip in saudi arabia. he gave a major speech to muslim and arab leaders sunday called on them to dry out terrorist. a couple of days coming up in the israel and the west bank set to visit key sites including the church of the holy, the western war and the old city is also to take part in reef laying ceremony, at the world holocaust remembrance center where mr. trump has separate eating, with israeli prime minister, in fact it will be the president snapped captured this. the president is called a solution to this conflict between the israelis and palestinians the ultimate deal. he's also said he doesn't think this as difficult as people make out, is it? >> reporter: some of the issues are far easier where you can find they've been made out to be. you can find some of the issues, the right of return, jerusalem borders security that 's never

thank you rosemary.>> a british farmer says he's grown a chili pepper that's so hot one bite could kill you. mike smith is calling his pepper dragon's breath. now the new pepper is nearly two times as hot as the current record holder. smith says his pepper is not meant to be eaten. but rather used as a natural anesthetic in developing countries where people may not have access to chemical versions. the pepper is reportedly so hot, it can actually numb your skin. >> i've had a scorpion pepper. and it does. if the juice gets on your skin, it hurts. wow. >> all right. don't eat that one. >> craziness. the second leg of the triple crown happens today. >>> wsoc-tv going to tang a look at the -- we're going to take a look at the favorite to win the preakness stakes. and where always dreaming stacks up against the field. stay right there. happening today, it's the second leg of the u.s. horse racing triple crown. the 142nd edition of the preakness stakes will take place at baltimore maryland. kentucky derby win

i'm rosemary connors. busy season down the shore. there's a live look at the beach in cape may. few people out there this morning already i think i see someone sitting in a beach chair. >>> meteorologist krystal klei has the details. >> take a look although the neighborhood numbers. today we're at 62 right now. look at these live camera shots. it's clear as can be. nice and sunny. 59 in the suburbs and 57 in new jersey. nearly 60 in delaware. we get into the afternoon, we'll see scattered showers pass and will turn mostly cloudy. some peeks of sun near 70 at lehigh valley. forecast high of 73 in philly. >>> a woman is dead in nubucks county after she was hit by a driver who kept on going. on route 13 at beaver dam road. witnesses told police that the 50-year-old vic was hit while crossing the intersection at a crosswalk. police have identified the victim as donna anderson of bristol township. they're looking for a white minivan with front end damage. >>> authorities tell us the driver hit a septa police cr

thanks, rosemary. >>> coming up, oakland mayor libby schaaf joins us. we will talk about the fire inspections in the city and plans for the oakland a's. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> the oakland fire department is working to get their firefighters certified. some were missing a certification for the job and it should have been completed by the end of their nine month probation period. >> we don't want to lose one of them. they are all tenured, well seasoned inspectors. and we will work with them to meet whatever requirements are appropriate. >> the deputy chief says he is asking for the fire inspector's paperwork by may 12th. it's a written exam. >> we have the may i don't remembe

rosemary? >> all right. hey, bring us some turkey bacon back here.ee you later. >>> now to this one -- i'm guessing this pit bull going to think twice before playing around in tires again. here's the story -- over the weekend, the puppy got her head stuck in the tire. emergency responders couldn't pull the dog free. jade's owners called an emergency vet hospital in philadelphia. the vet hospital is vsec. they sedated the puppy and it slipped off. less than an hour later, jade was wagging her tail again, doing just fine. >>> always remember the truth. i can't remember the lie. that's what set me free today. >> clearing his name. the philadelphia man free after decades behind bars. he talks to nbc10 about his fight for freedom and what it means to be back home. >>> plus there -- >> the idea of the foundation is to transform lives. >> paying it forward. only nbc10 talks to a local family who's using their powerball jackpot to give back. how they're helping the community. >>> finally free. a philadelphia man released from prison after 24 years. he talks

joining me now is rosemary lichtman, author of "whose couch is it anyway." good to have you. good to see you.

let's check and with rosemary orozco.esterday was nice and today is better. >>> if you like it warm it's going to be just that. as we get into the afternoon temperatures are soaring above yesterday at this time. this is going to be district -- the trend we see. here's a live look of the golden gate bridge. a beautiful day around the bay. along the coast and around the bay, wall-to-wall sunshine. some folks on the go but really no need to go anywhere. look at these numbers. 79 in the santa rosa. san francisco, 70. oakland, 75. livermore, 79. san jose, 80. as we get into the 24 hour temperature change you can see it's warmer than we were yesterday especially along the east bay shoreline. 9 degrees warmer in san jose. in the east bay, temperatures up by 60 degrees from the lunch hour used to make the wind are variable. generally light oakland reporting and onshore breeze. a southeast breezes in novato and concord reporting a northeast breezes. if you look at the wind bars, a little off shore. it's like but it's there and tha

rosemary: good morning, i'm rosemary connors for "nbc10 @issue."h.h. holmes. his descendants have begun a push for new answers about his death. and as investigative reporter george spencer found out, delaware county has become ground zero in solving this mystery. george spencer: he's been called america's first serial killer.

thanks rosemary.ring the talents of robin williams debuts in theaters this weekend. biscuits. biscuits. please, please, please, nothing else matters. >> there you go. it's called absolutely everything. and as you know, robin williams is the voice of the dog there. the film is about a man who gets the power to do everything he wants. he recorded his part in december 2013. and later that summer passed away taking his own life. the film by the way is rated r. >>> a warning is issued as the south bay expansion gets closer to completion. we'll talk about the change happening that can pose a danger. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] welcome back. we continue breaking news of the massive fire in emeryville. and no

joining me is rosemary lictman author of "whose couch is it anyway"? rosemary, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> when did this begin? >> it got a lot worse when the great recession started, and the main reason then was an economic one. student loans are about $1.4 trillion. normal students an average loan is about $30,000. so the student loans were an issue and low employment rates why certainly a problem. and under employment where kids weren't getting the kind of jobs that paid them the money they needed. >> so if that's the case and your child has experienced independence and self-reliance while they've been away from once they returned to the nest? >> so one of the things that we've come up with is using the cc&r routine to help families talk to one another and how to get along. when you're living in a planned community or living in a condo cc&r stands for ways of living together. when we work with families they stand for communication for the first c and even cooperation or consensus or compromise as the second c and respect

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. newsroom starts right now. >>> good day to you, the u.s. president seems to be striking a curiously different tone toward the north korean leader kim jong un. in a new interview, he said that he's "a pretty smart cookie." the u.s. is open hoping for a democratic solution for the nuclear crisis, mr. trump is not ruling out military action, as well. >> he's been accused of brutal human rights violation. but will be to what the president said in a new interview about the north korean leader. >> people are saying, is he sane? i have no idea. a lot of people don't like when i say it, he was a young man of 26 or 27 when he took over from his father, when his father died. he's dealing with tough people, in particular, the general and others at a young age he was able to presume water. a lot of people tried to take that power away whether it was his uncle or anybody else, and he was able to do it. but obviously he's a pretty smart cookie, we have a situation that we cannot let's what's been g

i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:30 on this saturday. meteorologist krystal klei is keeping track of the changes in our forecast. >> it's not a perfect memorial day weekend. it would look like this the next several days straight. what we have will turn to a more cloudy picture in your afternoon. we're at 54 in parts of the pennsylvania suburbs. upper 50s for new jersey. mid 50s for delaware and low 50s in the lehigh valley. notice the icons, lots of sunshine. i think that will be switching over quickly as we start to pull in clouds ahead of rain today. here is the radar and satellite view now. not a thing to track over our area. you can see that line of clouds creeping closer and closer to us. pull this out a little more. you can see the rain that's passing through pittsburgh. notice, it was only a couple of hours ago i was saying, hey, it's about to hit pittsburgh. now it's going to move through it. it's pretty quick moving. that's heading in our direction. it will weaken or break apart a little as it heads our way. we won't see a lot o

back to you, rosemary. >> thanks.ee you again shortly. >>> new details about the effect amtrak repairs at new york's penn station will have on new jersey commuters. governor chris christie says most commuting from new jersey to new york will be spared from big delays this summer thanks to a new agreement between new jersey's transit and amtrak. only the morris and essex line service will be affected. the line will end at hoboken, reducing the trains traveling to penn station. fares will be cut in half. due to recent derailments and problems, amtrak will replace aging tracks and equipment at penn station from july through labor day. >>> speaking of mass transit, traffic on the road, let's check in with francesca ruscio. she has an eye on what's happening out there. >>> the schuylkill expressway, typical morning volume. something we all know and love. the camera from belmont, eastbound travel times falling into the upper 40s. we're seeing westbound delays. the camera angle, eastbound is where you're seeing the taillight

[applause] >> thank you, rosemary. that was such a nice talk and it is so important that women veterans remember our place in history. if we don't chronicle our place in history, nobody else will do it for us, and rosemary is one of the women veterans looking so working so hard to do that, and we thank you so much for that. [no audio] >> we would like to present rosemary with a certificate of appreciation in recognition of her outstanding contribution as keynote presenter at the 2010 women's veterans appreciation luncheon. thank you for coming all this way. [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> does anybody have any questions for rosemary? we have time to take a few questions. mar?ma'am question >> i just want to say thank you for the history of us! [applause] >> i must say that it has [applause] >> i must say it has really been an honor to do this. a lot of people i interviewed -- i want to tell you a quick story. the last one i talked about, i was in new orleans, we were at the program at the world war ii

thanks rosemary. >>> time is 7:21.ou are hoping to take a ride down route 1 this holiday, you are not going to get very far. >> it looks, you know, decembery sometimes. -- dicey, sometimes. >> caltrans is going to show us what's being done to the route 1 landslide near big sur over the big holiday weekend. ekend. >> and thousands of concert goers in napa this weekend for the bottlerock festival. we will have more on what toke spct if you are going to catch the music food or wine. >>> happening today a new aquatic park and pool complex in all it's splendor in dublin and the grand opening is today. we have a preview of the wave during mornings on 2 yesterday. 31,000 square foot water park has 6 water slides, 3 pools, and a little splash playground for the younger kids. 480,000 gallos of water is being used to fill up the park. -- gallons of water is being used to fill up the park. >> we save 185 million gallons of water every year. so 480,000 gallons we thought was reasonable to give our community the pool that they need

i am rosemary connors. that breaking news is in north philadelphia where nine people were wounded in a shooting spree and two of the victims in critical condition. let's get to matt delucia is live at the hospital where many were taken. >> reporter: those who are in critical condition are at temple hospital, and police are not sure what the motive was at this point and the shooting happened around last night at 10:30, and this was a group of relatives who live in the area, and they were outside having a good time, and police think this should be one or two shooters that walked up to the victims and open fire. police at the scene counted 27 shell victims. the victims range in age of 18 to 26 years old and seven are being treated here and two are over at hahnemann. and there's no description of the suspect. matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> we will stay on top of it. thank you, matt. stay with us as we continue to follow the breaking story throughout the morning here on air and throughout the day online. >>> we wi

joining me now is rosemary lichtman, author of "whose couch is it anyway." good to have you. good to see you. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> why are these young adults moving home? >> it started a while ago with the main recession. the reason then was economic one. the student loans are about $1.4 trillion. the normal student, their average loan is about 30,000 dollars so the student loans were an issue and low employment rates were certainly a problem, and underploemt where kids weren't getting kind of jobs that paid them the money they needed. >> so if that's the case and your child has experienced independence and self-reliance while they've been away from you, how do you make it work once they return to the northwenest? >> one of the things we've come up with is using the ccnr routine to help families really learn how to talk to one another and how to get along. when you're living in a planned community or con toe, ccnr stands for way os living together. when you live with families, they stand for communication for first "c" and either cooperation, consensus, c

please welcome rosemarie zagarri, larrie ferreiro, and rinse off furstenberg. [applause] prof. zagarri: good evening. i am rosemarie zagarri from george mason university. we are thrilled see you all here tonight. for this wonderful program. the first item is to let you know it will not be in french. [laughter] maybe you're disappointed but maybe you are pleased. in any case, what we would like to do first is have -- each of for athors speak to you few minutes about their books and give you a general sense about what they talk about in their books. we will be talking among ourselves, and try and give you a good understanding of some of the issues that they discuss. these are issues that you may not have thought about, because when we think about early america, the post-revolutionary period, we tend to think primarily about england and the new united states. this discussion will introduce you to a whole other dimension of the conflict involving france and spain. so let's start with professor ferreiro to talk about his book, "brothers at arms." prof. ferreiro: thank you. in early

i'm rosemary church in atlanta. >> i'm hana gorani in manchester. welcome on our covage on the manchester bomb mg. british investigators say they're certain the manchester bomber was not acting alone, and they have arrested two more people in connection it with the attack. the suicide bomber spent three weeks in england and returned just a few weeks before the bombing. britain's homeland security said abedi was on the radar but obviously not enough to keep a track on him. a militia group says the brother has been arrested in tripoli and he, the brother, has been accused of plotting a separate attack. abedi's father says that he had no idea his son was planning anything. listen. >> translator: the situation is normal, but the family is a bit confused because salman doesn't have this ideaelg. he doesn't believe in these believes. i'm sure salman didn't carry out this act, but there are hidden hands behind this. >> all right, well, police have now been raiding suspected terror locations in and around manchester as they try to find anyone connected to t

rosemary, i'm going to let you get your stuff."good morning washington" on news a big morning for a very deserving mom. so excited to meet you. we are going to have a great time. kidd: we love it. we cannot wait to see more of that coming up on news channel 8. final day of moms weeks. full giveaways. today we are giving away a $2000 weekend getaway to the homestead preserved. if you want to win that be caller number 7. 703-528-7334. caller number 7 win. happy mother's day to all of our mothers. autria: absolutely. jinx. if there is one day this weekend that needs to be nice it is sunday. you have served it up perfectly. veronica: a little parisi but we will take that. back in the 70's and dyr for sunday. -- dry for sunday. we are no longer in a drought. with all of the rain we have gotten over the last 30 days, we are out of it. the deficit going back to anuary. look at how much more rain we could get on top of the inch we already had. d.c., joint base andrews and fredericksburg, an inch and a half possible come during the overnig

. >>> good morning, i'm rosemary connors. let's begin with the news in the overbrook neighborhood, three people are dead following a row home fire. and here's what we now know. officials tell us that firefighters found two bodies when they entered the home, and another person died after being taken to the hospital. this is a live look from the scene right now. a fourth person was injured in this fire and is in the hospital at this hour, and investigators are trying to figure out exact what caused this deadly blaze. nbc nbc10's matt delucia is on the way to this scene and will bring us a live report coming up within the next half hour. >>> we are following break news out of north philly. nine people are in the hospital following a shooting spree overnight, and two of the victims are in critical condition. here's what we know. it happened around 10:30 last night at sergeant street and based on the information they have right now a group of family members were outside having a good time and listening to music and that's when the

i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. we'll start with meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate weather forecast. has the rain moved out? >> not completely. most of the rain has. the storms, they're gone. now we're looking at cloudy skies over philadelphia. the last few showers are moving through the lehigh valley and into the trenton area. those are light, scattered showers, not the heavy storms that we had last night. they will be moving out as the low pressure that brought us the storms in the first place pushes out of our area. delaware, new england, right now. we'll get to see sunshine. the skies are starting to brighten in the suburbs. you can still see the clouds over the lehigh valley. the clouds will thin out for sunshine. 7:00, 62 degrees. 68 at 10:00 this morning. 60 now in philadelphia. the wind at ten miles per hour. the wind will be increasing. up to ten miles an hour and near 60 at 11:00. a 15-mile-an-hour wind, getting stronger this afternoon. we'll see enough sunshine to warm into the 70s. 76 for p

hey, randy. >> good morning, rosemary. memorial beach challenge, three-mile race.s more like an obstacle course. you can see a lot of people finish here at the finish line. they look exhausted. but they've been running all morning. it's pretty hot out here with this blazing sun. let me show you why this race is so tiring as we roll some video. there are a number of different obstacles that these runners have to go through. army crawl, in and out of the ocean, climbing over sand dunes, doing pull-ups and push-ups. it's part of a typical training that a navy s.e.a.l. would have to take and they want to run this race to get the feel, put themselves in their shoes this memorial day weekend. >> burpees, push-ups. all that. running in the water, jumping in the water. >> our big goal five years ago -- this is our fifth year doing it, is to make another generation realize what memorial day is. it's not the beginning of summer, it's not a day off school. it is those things but it's so much more. >> reporter: that is the message being sent here. plus all the money raised by

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell. this hour, the u.s. president donald trump is due in israel in the coming hours following his trip to saudi arabia, that's where he gave a speech on fighting extremism. he'll be greeted at the tel aviv airport by prime minister and the president there. tuesday he is scheduled to hold talks with prime minister. >>> leader kim jong un said the latest test of the missile was perfect. it flew about 300 miles into that 500 kilometers sunday before landing at the sea. that's the shorter distance about a week ago. that test was considered a success. >> we've learned another protester in venezuela has died in the antigovernment demonstration taking place in that country. the attorney general says that now brings the death toll to 48 people dead. demonstrators are demanding the president step down with the country in an economic crisis. it has the opposition of staging a coup. >>> police arrested 34 people known as crack land, about 500 police officers were part of the raid early sunday morning. they arrested a d

in canton, fox news. >>> rosemary, i was not in canton, texas, but i was in amarillo, texas.e wind was incredibly gusted. all the flights out of amarillo were canceled. >> it was pretty active out there. across the midwest that active weather is going to continue. we have severe thunderstorms, even deadly storms over the weekend. unfortunately those storms not atypical for spring. outside our doors this afternoon, we've been talking about the heat-up. wow, what a big one we saw over this afternoon with highs reaching 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. here is a look at some of the numbers still at this hour. santa rosa 88 degrees. san francisco 75. 79 in oakland, 86 in san jose. a little breezy out there as well. checking back in on the winds, an on shore breeze at 18 miles per hour. sfo 24. stepping back just a little bit, half moon bay, 14, but gusting to 33. you can see coming from the north, and the wind bars furnishings look below the numbers, coming from the north. so that north breeze is going to continue as we get into the bay area tuesday. we will begin to see su

good morning on this friday morning, "nbc10 news today," i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. we'll get to meteorologist meteorologist for -- to meteorologist bill henley for the most accurate first alert weather forecast. >>> check out the view from the lowe's hotel camera racing past the camera. a few breaks, not too many, a few breaks in the clouds. we'll see more as the day goes on. showers in the lehigh valley, most of this is done for the area. the last few showers coming through this morning. the wind pushing clouds through. winds blowing through this afternoon, as well. in the suburbs, breaks in the clouds over king of prussia. 56 now. 61 at 8:00. 67 the high. partly sunny skies. it will be breezy for philadelphia, the suburbs, and new jersey, up to 75. for delaware and the lehigh valley, showers will disappear. the clouds will take over. a nice warmup today. not the last of the weekend showers, more on the way through the holiday weekend. i'll bring you a look at that in ten minutes. first to traffic on a friday morning. francesca ruscio with an update. >> thank you.

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. >>> let's check in with rosemary orozco. doesn't really feel like baseball weather out there right now. >> it doesn't. and the unofficial start to summer we want on memorial day weekend didn't happen either. we continue with the cool pattern in place for one more day. we will see subtle changes tomorrow. first, the possibility of a few sprinkles. by the afternoon, hopefully more sunshine. here is a look at what is going on right now from san francisco across the bay, it is still mostly cloudy out there. 73 now report in santa rosa. that is one of the warmer spots. 55 in san francisco. going to see the giants play later, bundle up. it will be cool and breezy. 63 in oakland. livermore, 61. san jose, 64. so, for some, temperatures continue to fall today. look at livermore. eight degrees cooler than yesterday at this hour. down by six in areas like fairfield. and the on shore breeze, quite robust. 31 miles, i should say 38 miles an hour, that gust now. so, climbing in the last hour or so, a sustained wind at 28. so, we look at o

. >>> check in with rosemary orozco. we hope the winter is finally over. have been hearing about snow in the sierra. >> it's definitely been a cool one. we are look at temperatures even cooler as we get into tuesday. that's where we're going bottom out. we have the possibility of a few sprinkles. how about a look outside our doors where we can see the oakland estuary. san francisco, we do mostly sunny skies. woke up with partly cloudy in some areas. as we got into the afternoon that sunshine pulled through and most of us with mostly sunny conditions at this time. 76 degrees in santa rosa. we do have a pretty day underway in many areas. 56 in san francisco and a little brisk. so depending on where you're at, it's either nice and mild or it's a bit could. 64 in oakland, 68 san jose. temperatures in many areas warmed up a few degrees over what we had yesterday. if you are going to see the giants play it is going to be cool, breezy. 56 with a northwesterly breeze to 25 miles per hour, getting in and out of the park. mostly clear skies expected for this evening

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in fact rosemary, we're seeing people have been at work in china today and state run media is saying they see over 40,000 infections just today, so people who are at home over the weekend seeing the news about this and not knowing it was already on their computers. and the real root of this problem is that people use windows computers nd i'm sure you've seen the update in the lower right-hand corner saying you need to restart windows. you're saying i'm about to go on air. if you just update your computer, you can avoid all of this. this is not complicated patch you have to go to. restarting and making sure windows has been updated. you have so many computers at hospitals and businesses with individuals that haven't been updated since march. a lot of companies run software that's proprietary to their companies. they don't do the updates they will have to change their software, too, this is a message to all of us, to every company and every individual to know you just need to do those updates to those computer and you can avoid all of this. this is a big change, so often we've heard ab

flour rosemary over it. >> seth: okay, okay. >> that's gonna be really -- >> seth: i like that evener ] >> seth: okay, great. >> let's sprinkle this. >> seth: okay, i'm so happy. >> yeah, i'm -- >> seth: you should not have started with this side. now we go to the healthy chicken? >> i know. that's so stupid. >> seth: okay. okay, great. >> cancel it. >> seth: i'm gonna eat this while you tell me about the healthy chicken. >> okay, yeah. so these are wings. we are a big wing house. >> seth: uh-huh. >> you like chicken wings? >> seth: mm-hmm. >> do you like buffalo wings? [ laughter ] >> seth: i do. >> okay, well, you're right. we shouldn't have started with this fried chicken, but we're gonna do our best here to make this interesting. >> seth: okay. >> and when you're done with -- i'm not going to give you this job because you are so busy eating. >> seth: okay, now i can do it. >> i need you to crack this pepper. >> seth: okay. >> i feel like this is a good job for you. >> seth: yeah, great. sure. >> okay, so it's fresh-crack fresh pepper. >> seth: okay. >> and lemon and very -- it's