. >> in the jerry sandusky case has had a new accuser come forward. the accuser's lawyer said that sandusky ruined his life and said the man has lived with this in secret for 27 years. he did not report it until 2011. the torngattorney general's office did not take any action raising statute of limitations concerns but the victim says he will take action. sandusky is now serving 30 to 60 years in prison. >> organizers tell us the world meeting of families will go on as planned despite a key vatican official being under investigation. authorities are apparently looking into an archbishop paglia. >> archbishop depew has asked that parishes consider taking up a one-time collection to help families in nepal. hundreds of survivors remain in open fields because many are still too frightened to return home. the quake killed more than 8,500 people and left many cultural sites in ruins. >> police at the jersey shore are reaching out to parents. we'll show you the message they have that aims to build a better relationship with younger folks. plus beer lovers ar

sandusky was convicted in 2012.buse involving ten boys. he's now serving 30 to 60 years in prison. >> let's head to atlantic city where firefighters are getting sick and they're blaming it on mold in their fire house. the problem is with station number 1. dark color mold has appeared on air ducts. the union calls the situation urgent. >> it's disheartening. it's been three weeks now. we got to come up with a solution here. it's a dangerous situation. it's not healthy for my members. >> on monday contractors will study the roof and air ducts to find a permanent solution to the mold issue. >> this weekend catholics in philadelphia will help out those affected by last month's earthquake in nepal. archbishop on charles fitzhugh asks that parishes consider taking up a one-time collection in their efforts to help nepal. they'll be handing out water and blanket kits for 10,000 families. hundreds of tents housing survivors remain in open fields because many are still too frightened to return home. the quake killed more than

. >>> information on the latest penn state football coach jerry sandusky. his new lawyer called for sandusky's child abuse conviction to be thrown out. the lawyer blamed pretrial publicity, leaks and unprepared defense team. prosecutors are vee viewings the petition. sandusky is serving 30 to 60 years in prison. >>> prosecutors say a talented young doctor begged for her life as an exterminator strangled her inside her home. the murder trial of jason smith began yesterday in philadelphia. police say he confessed to killing dr. melissa ketunuti in 2013 during an argument about his exterminating work. smith's attorney asked a judge to throw out that confession saying it was coerced. the judge refused. the judge allowed the prosecution to show graphic photos of the crime scene. now ketunuti was a pediatrician at children's hospital of philadelphia. prosecutors described her in court as a talented researcher who saved children's lives, but could not save herself. >>> this morning, a 16-year-old is recovering after being shot in the leg. officials say that teen l

sandusky's lawyer filed an appeal. petition argues pretrial publicity, leaks, unprepared defense lawyers are among the the reasons judge should toss his 45 count convictions. attorney general's office is reviewing the petition and plans to file an appropriate response. sandusky is serving a sentence of 30 to 60 years in prison. >>> 5:53. lets get traffic and weather to go. >> good morning, ukee. we are starting off here, sky cam three with cloud cover in the distance as we face south from the center city studios here at cbs-3 and cw philly. 59 degrees at the airport as we throw those current conditions overtop but let's go to the weekend here. we have talk about the race for the cure here and it is overall a pretty nice day. we will start off with fog out there with moisture built up in the atmosphere but overall very warm. no one is shivering out there on the parkway early in the morning. weekend we will call partly sunny, possibly with the fog on unday and a brief shower on saturday but overall today and tomorrow loo

jerry sandusky convicted of sexually abusing ten boys is back in court and he's got a new lawyer. wait until you hear what the new lawyer says his conviction should be thrown out. >>> it's spring and that means cough, sneezes and runny noses. why so bad this year? katy zachry has an update coming up. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ >>> a live look at the delaware river from the shaunie inn. have you seen the pollen covering everything these days? watery, itchy eyes runny stuffy noses, you know exactly what we're talking about, right. allergy season. this spring it seems worse than usual. katy zachry is live ins center city to explain why. katy? >> this is not a fun time of year for allergy sufferers. pollen levels are at their worst when it's cool at night and warm during the day, exactly what we're experiencing now. >> do you feel like it hit you earlier or harder this year? >> def

he says that the sandusky ruined the young man's life and lived with the secret for 26 years and did not report it until 2011. the attorney general's office did not take action given the statue of limitations, but the vikck tim the demands action. jerry sandusky was convicted of 45 counts of childis ex awus, and he is serving 30 to 60 years of prison. >>> and the observatory of one world trade center officially opened today. visitors can take the sights in 150 feet. you can see the manhattan skyline and the the statue of liberty and the ocean. >> it is going to engage you with new york and teaches you the fist pump going forward and the building is back up. >> and of course one world trade center is built to replace the towers that exploded during september 11 world trade center attacks, and organizers expect over 3 billion visitors a year. >>> and in nascar it begins to roll in. >> and it is only the beginning of a sul mer full of fun-filled events. we will take you there live. >>> spreading their wings. a symbolic day in camden one year after a plane crash claimed the lives of six

sandusky is serving 30 to 50 years in prison for sexually abusing ten boys. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> eight minutes after 5:00. a cool start. really pleasant outside this morning. no wind here at nbc 10 and just a few scattered clouds overhead no sign of any showers. 55 degrees right now in allentown, northeast philadelphia millville, with a few thin clouds in the area that are already thinning out in the pocono mountains. the french manor, see sunshine there, into the 70s in the mountains which likely means the rest of the area is going to be looking at temperatures near or just above the 80 degree mark. radar completely dry. the showers moved out overnight so if you're moving out the door, yes, we'll get a cool start but look at theqcço warmup for redding, quaker town and allentown. some thin clouds but enough sunshine to warm trenton up to 80 degrees along with mount holly, norristown 81 degrees today. along the coastline cooler for rehoboth and atlantic city and on the beach in cape may but at the airport inland doesn't take much of

. >> we have new information in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse case. a man claiming to be a victim of the former penn state football coach says he plans to come forward next week. the new accuser claims he was sexually assaulted in 1988. he said he was a recruit at the ata football camp. the man's lawyer said he ruined the man's life. according to the man's lawyer he referred the case to the state attorney general's office but prosecutors did not take any action because of concerns due to the statute of limitations. the alleged victim insists that he will take legal action. >> sandusky was convicted in 2012 found guilty of 45 counts of child sex abuse involving ten boys. he is now serving 30 to 60 years in prison. >> this weekend catholics in philadelphia will help out those affected by last month's earthquake in nepal. archbishop on charles fitshugh has asked for one-time collections to be taken up today and tomorrow. the group will be providing materials for emergency shelters blankets and water treatment kits for 10,000 families. it has been more th

from jerry sandusky and penn state, jameis winston, lance armstrong, now this. of course, the very -- >> ray rice. >> domestic violence and ray rice. sports takes us to a national conversation in a way nothing else can. and it's fascinating and wonderful conversation to have whether it's about horrible things like jerry sandusky or doughmestic violence or -- >> it's a multimultimillion business as we see with issues of concussion and other things. there are major issues we need to be aware of. i'm not really sure that most of the sports journalists i know and some of the young people who want to get into it think that's what they're going into. they think they're covering teams. >> i think a lot of the young people want to go -- they want to be bill simmons. they want to be -- they want to market themselves and become stars. they want to, you know go to the ballpark and hobnob with ball players and managers and coaches and gms and, you know, i mean i grew up at a time when, you know i kind of grew up in the watergate era and have always been told that, you know

is it in the league of penn state's jerry sandusky child abuse scandal? no! or the drug scandal that bedevilled baseball and more than a dozen players over the years? no or the lance armstrong doping drama that socked professional cycling? no. is it any less a black eye part of a losing litany of bigtime players in sports organizations letting fans down bigtime. particularly young fans our kids who hold so many of the stars and organizations that support them to near idol status. who explains the constant cheating and game rigging and the avalanche of athletes who don't care about the impression they make as much as the money they make. some of the guys are getting worse than tv anchors. that is why we're opening up with this growing appearance of impropriety across many sports. let me be clear, i don't want a few bad apples to destroy the professional sports cards in soccer as in football as in baseball as in cycling these are the exceptions but practically screaming to our kids, go ahead and break the rules. all right, to sportscaster extraordinaire jim gra

. >> reporter: we're about 50 yards offshore from east sandusky -- sand island.s is federal land. they have told us we are no allowed to go on shore. they are about to begin a culling program here at this huge colony. there will be federal teams out here soon armed with rifles and shotguns shooting from boats and from blinds on the land during the day and at nighttime hours using night scopes and they will be trying to kill some of the birds here who eat 11 million salmon and steel head smelt every year. >> i think it's wrong. we're trying to control mother nay dhur. >> it's not okay. no. they are living creatures. >> reporter: 11,000 birds in your mind that's something we have got to do. >> that's a drop in the hat, yes. >> reporter: the autobahn society and four other conservation groups have joined to file a lawsuit. they are asking a federal judge to stop the killing. this is a very emotional issue for all stakeholders involved. people who love birds, people who love fish and people who appreciate the challenges of wildlife control. the army corps of engineer

franklin had all of his scholarships back after the jerry sandusky scandal that says penn state stillrs behind other schools. >> how long is it going to take to us get back, you know, to the beginning of being healthy? i said three years. most programs have been recruiting the programs i think we're competing with they've been recruiting like we recruited last year for five years. >> trending in philadelphia, hash tag 1611. >> there you go. >> we would love for to you join us tonight for fox 29 news at 10. camera catch a substitute teacher going after students with a belt. other children try to run out room. what started this mayhem in a middle school class and all your leck coverage tonight too. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. >>> biker wars. >> the extraordinary public appeal for a truce. >> let the bloodshed stop. >> their secret lives. what until you see what these dudes do for a living. >> danger from above. it's happening everywhere. freak accidents from flying debris. >> the toddler killed by falling bricks as she sat on her g

sandusky, ohio. josh duggar's family, rocked by sex abuse allegations against him, the fate of their popular reality show, "19 kids and counting" is uncertain. >> i don't see a path for redemption in the television world. the whole brand is really destroyed by this. >> reporter: this past tuesday, one of the alleged victims asked an arkansas judge to expunge the 2006 police report on the allegations. thursday the judge agreed and ordered it destroyed. >> all right. let's all hold hands here. >> reporter: the duggars brand is wholesome, christian values. including sexual abstinence. >> we decided there's no kissing before marriage. >> reporter: he now acknowledged wrong-doing in a statement thursday. i acted inexcusably for which i'm extremely sorry and deeply regret. after the allegations surfaced he reportedly underwent treatment. >> juvenile molesters are not in the same category. that's why it's important to realize, if they get treatment early on, it is possible for them to get better. >> after a

great western door of the iroquois confederation they get a 40,000-acre reserve near what is now sandusky, ohio and they say we will become the greatest farmers, we will have the greatest orchards. our property will be the envy of every settler who comes near us, but don't send us priests or ministers, don't send us lawyers don't send us politicians. we will remain iroquois in our heart and our souls. second way to handle this. shah knee are tecumseh's tribe and they say we're going to be the best farmers we'll have orchards, livestock, we'll even let quakers come and teach our children how to add, multiply, subtract. we'll look like you, we'll act like you we just don't want your religion. we don't trust you. outside of the quakers, we haven't met a christian who actually practices their faith. the ottawa who are living up along a river in the place called the black swamp they simply say nobody would want to live in the black swamp. we both are from the black swamp. people did want to live there. but the ottawa think we can just stay here forever and hunt and be ourselves. we don't have

county in texas roads are close homes demolished and workers right trapped by the rising waters and sanduskye missing more storms in the forecast and yet to join us live from waverly texas austin but the very latest. >> reporter: those numbers continuing the chain sadly the death toll now up to 18 here in texas and oklahoma as rescuers are racing against the clock " and is still have time to find some of those missing people. "as with the families of those who lost loved ones in the family those who loved ones are missing training that somehow hope remains and the missing people be discovered still live" members"to rise on the river as the experienced saturday night early sunday morning. levin >> reporter: inches of rain ringing the city still stand still rescue workers trend clear roads quickly and save many stranded citizens. "a houston unaffected by the weather but the parts of that were affected by the weather very severely"if there are rising water local officials tallied to evacuate its essential that you heed those warnings" >> reporter: woman discovered a body in a flooded shop. "but

today, josh duggar withdrew from a scheduled public appearance at a christian convention in sandusky,he duggar family rocked by sex abuse allegations against him the fate of their popular reality show is uncertain. >> i don't see a path for the television world. the whole brand is destroyed by this. >> reporter: this past tuesday one of the victims asked an arkansas judge to eksx-spunch the allegations sthe -- to ex-spunch theksxpunge the allegations. the judge agreed. their value is christian values and abstinence. >> we acknowledged no kissing before marriage. >> reporter: duggar acknowledged his wrongdoing and said i acted inexcuseably i am extremely sorry and regret. after the incident he underwent treatment >> juvenile molesters are not in the same category and it's important to realize if they get treatment early on it is possible for them to get better. >> ron claiborne reporting. if tlc wants to bring back the show, lining up sponsors could prove difficult. even before it was taken off the air, general mills canceled its sponsorship. >>> a man wanted in a double homicide was k

>>> we have new information on the latest court appeal by former penn state football coach jerry sandusky. yesterday his new lawyer called for the conviction to be thrown out. the lawyer blamed pre-trial publicity, leaks and unprepared defense team. state prosecutors are reviewing the petition. he's currently serving 30 to 60 years in prison for sexually abusing ten boys. >>> now to the chaos in colwyn. the state is preparing the take over the finances. they determined it's financially distressed and the state will appoint a coordinator to develop and propose a recovery plan. financial troubles came to a head in recent weeks with 1 million budget shortfall and the firing of its manager who accused council of mismanagement. >>> starting overnight tonight, road work will close parts of i-95 in delaware. crews will close the northbound lanes for repaving. that starts at 10:00 tonight. the lanes will reopen at 5:00 tomorrow morning. the same thing will happen friday through monday. we have details on our nbc 10 news app. >>> it's a rough allergy season. you don't dpleed tole thatneed to tell

jerry sandusky and others who have done this kind of abuse often sometimes they think they're going get off scott free. often they don't think they're going to get in trouble. he thought it was off scott free. >> there was a scandal involving scott foley who blamed dennis hastert of not doing enough, and that involves mark foley doing things with pages and hastert knew about it and tried to ignore t and then it came out and then there is this air of corruption hanging over hastert and foley that cost them. how does that scandal look now? >> that scandal looks like the tip of the iceberg. we also had larry craig who was questioned on these sorts of things of he was soliciting a prostitute in a bathroom, but that goes back to the early 1980s. there is a culture of corruption, as much as this is an overused term, there is a culture of corruption about underaged children with all too many members of congress on the republican and democratic side. i think there needs to be much more strict scrutiny and much more concern about the behavior of many of these men and sometimes women with young p

. >>> in the wake of the sandusky scandal, tributes to joe paterno began to disappear g, but one lawmakern pennsylvania wants to create a new memorial for the late football coach. we'll tell but his plans coming up. >>> it may be memorial day but it's also national wine day and that means wine lovers could save some cash today. we'll explain how coming up. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. help. that means wine lovers could ree dvr service for 1 year, with a 2 year agreement. hurry, offer ends june 8th. go to getfios.com. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> organizers of today's parades all across the area really couldn't have asked for better weather. here is a picture of what wa

but the new requirements following the jerry sandusky case are causing confusion for some.nbc 10's rosemary connors explains why. >> remember, use your legs. >> it takes a dedicated kind of dad to be as involved in his kids' activities as bill hillman is. he's a father of two. hillman leads the cub scout pack of penn valley documenting many of their outings and events. a new law in pennsylvania would require any of his regular parent volunteers to receive background check clearances by july 1st. >> i like the idea that it's a state law that all organizations must have a background check. that's going to keep -- help keep the predators away. >> reporter: he says the process can be tedious and costs money. between $20 and $50. it depends if you've lived in the state for the past ten years. he wonders if this will discourage parents from participating. >> we have a saying, nobody volunteers for a hassle. it's one thing to fill out a paper with your date of birth and social security number and your address, it's another thing to have to go home, sit online for up to an hour may

what if sandusky had done that at penn state?e's you know, let's say he had said oh, well i'm of a certain religion, so i talked to my counselor, people go away. this is all taken care of. we wouldn't stand for that but we're going to do it with the duggars? >> once again, reality tv ought to become more real. we ought to examine the fact that mike huckabee came out very strongly in favor of the duggars and in part because he helped jimbob run for elected office. this all ties in with a portrait of a family that presented itself as a beacon of family values not just themselves, but the way they were shot and edited by the family that was filming them that produced this show. and i think that that is the hypocrisy of reality tv. >> well, this is -- >> it doesn't show people as three-dimensional, flawed people who need to be condemned -- >> please! this is not reality tv that's to blame, it's the duggars. >> mike huckabee his statement, he said josh's actions when he was an underaged teen are as he described them himself, inexcusab

this is important to workers and families in youngstown dayton and sandusky including 5000 retirees in along with hundreds of steelworker retirees. it's a key priority in i appreciate it being in the legislation. with regard to trade or motion authority our goal should be to ensure that a trade negotiators can get the best possible deal at the negotiating table for american workers. i want to be clear as i have been in as i haven't passed the epa needs to address issues that till the playing field away from workers in ohio and other states such as current to manipulation. we agree that currency manipulation is a bad idea and we want to stop it and what we are trying to do with regard to the amendment i plans offer leaders to ensure that foreign governments are put on notice and they enable their workers, our workers to have a fair shot so they don't get an unfair advantage by manipulating their currency. by devaluing and manipulating currencies of their weaker against american dollars some of our competitors china with examples japan with examples japan in the past have made it cheaper

. >> she'll be doing different kinds of twirls and flips in sandusky.> i wouldn't like that. >> has anybody ridden before? >> it's going to be a gold medal ride. >> we have a blast. >> i cannot wait to see that. >>> coming up if clayton decides to read. >>> hillary clinton taking her presidential campaign on the road to south carolina. but who knew she had a secret weapon, her new accent? >> i'm not the youngest candidate in this race, but i have one big advantage. i've been coloring my hair for years. >> a southern accent, what's that all about? >> anna kooiman will weigh in. >> it's the new york city state beloved by frank sinatra. he's here to share his family recipes. they are not to miss. >> he does ihis way. ♪ just stay calm and move asno sudden movements.. google search: bodega beach house. seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government resea

great western door of the iroquois confederation they get a 40,000-acre reserve near what is now sandusky, ohio and they say we will become the greatest farmers, we will have the greatest orchards. our property will be the envy of every settler who comes near us, but don't send us priests or ministers, don't send us lawyers don't send us politicians. we will remain iroquois in our heart and our souls. second way to handle this. shah knee are tecumseh's tribe and they say we're going to be the best farmers we'll have orchards, livestock, we'll even let quakers come and teach our children how to add, multiply, subtract. we'll look like you, we'll act like you we just don't want your religion. we don't trust you. outside of the quakers, we haven't met a christian who actually practices their faith. the ottawa who are living up along a river in the place called the black swamp they simply say nobody would want to live in the black swamp. we both are from the black swamp. people did want to live there. but the ottawa think we can just stay here forever and hunt and be ourselves. we don't have