sandy miller was my client.rget when i first met her and she first came to the shop with her beautiful red hair. and it's curly and gorgeous and she wanted to straighten her hair. first thing i think, oh my god, your hair's beautiful. why would you want to change it? you know, but everybody wants to be something other than what they are sometimes. >> sandy was a stay-at-home mom. she was very much into the environment. planting trees and flowers at her home. she had two daughters. one, shelby. she was 8 years old. and shasta was 4. >> where? it's a rock. >> i was so struck by how she was with her little girls. how she was with the kids. she was just very earthy and very real and easy to talk to. she was really a nice person. >> when she would be taking the kids to the school bus stop, it would be a wave, you know, through the car windows. if shane was with her, there was no eye contact, no waving. so it makes me wonder if there was something going on. ♪ ♪ >> if i had known anything about the domestic violence, y

sandy: no sabÍa lo que era, quedÉ en shock.ue la mayorÍa de casos se dan entre los 20 y 40 aÑos de edad. la esclerosis mÚltiple que sufre sandy este tipo recurrente, con episodios que van y vienen, para lo cual, para medicinas toda la vida. sandy es la primera de su familia en ser diagnosticada, ademÁs de sentir un agotamiento extremo el mal causa que se le nubla la vista en ocasiones. sandy: yo creo que lo mÁs difÍcil es la energÍa, porque yo siempre he sido el tipo de persona que siempre ha hecho todo y es difÍcil porque no sÉ cÓmo decir que no lo puedo hacer. periodista: sin embargo sandy sacÓ fuerzas y participÓ en una caminata para crear conciencia acerca de la esclerosis mÚltiple. >> quiero ayudar. periodista: sandy podrÁ cumplir su sueÑo de tener hijos, ya que la enfermedad usualmente no crea recaÍdas durante el embarazo. ella tiene esperanza en la medicina del futuro. ilia: ya regresamos mÁs informaciÓn. eduardo: comenzamos la maÑana con temperaturas frescas, pero ¿quÉ espera el tiempo esta semana? ♪♪ ilia: ya se ha reg

jamie: in 2 thousand 3, sandy -- in 2003, sandy is promised a "strange inheritance," includeing portraitsthe survivors of the battle of little bighorn, the work of hum -- miller, 3 years past in januy 2006,. >> she died in her sleep the night before, i was told that sheriff had been there and they locked door. jamie: county of san diego said that jan died without a valid will, it takes a year but a court rules that sandy is jan's legal heir. she spends months sorting through david a art work, photographs and artifacts and clearing it out of the house. she sells for $1.9 million in the nick of time. >> firefighters have been working. >> jamie: after the sale, a wildfire swipes through the area, and burns the house to the ground, if she did not move quickly the collect could have been lost to the flames. >> these were in an album that david had, in his desk he looked at all of the time, nobody knew that album was there. and -- >> how did you know? >> jan showed it to me. jamie: how much did you think your inheritance was worth? >> i had no idea, things were not valued, and artifacts cannot

let's take superstorm sandy. lot of people, when they realize that it would not be a hurricane like i read -- irene, they said, i was here when it hit and it did not flood, so i , am not worried about sandy. what they do not understand is that sandy was bigger and different. many areas had flooding and we , lost lives. i caution people thinking that experience is a great tool with hurricanes. it actually may not be as good as you think. you have to treat each storm as a individual event. part of this is doing a better job communicating the threat and giving people better information on the impacts on their community. this year, the national hurricane center will use a new product and start issuing an experimental forecast to show people where the storm surge and storm surge impacts will be. instead of just relying on wind speed to communicate a storms danger. it has been a long time, that is great, but every season, you start off at zero. you have to get ready for hurricane season. if nothing happens, you celebra

. >> sandy philips, jessica gowie's mom. she was in court yesterday to hear that testimony describing her daughter's last moments. sandy philip, she wears a green scarf to court every day, it belonged to her daughter. there is one other thing you should know about sandy philips. one of the things she is dealing with right now. she is not just dealing with, listening to the testimony about her 24 hour-year-old daughter and how is she died and her daughter's friends tried to say a prayer over her, sandy philips and her husband have also just been ordered by a judge in colorado to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to the people who sold james holmes the ammunition and the cart ridges and the tear gas that he used the night he allegedly murdered their daughter. no, no, you heard right. it's not a typo. i didn't transpose the subject and the object in the sentence. the mother and father of the victim who died in the aurora mass shooting have just been ordered to pay a quarter million dollars to the gun retailers who sold the b

it sits behind the former spca building on sandy road. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> almost 10 minutes after 4:00. pleasant morning. humidity has come way down. cooler this morning. nice breeze is blowing. that will be with us for ch of the day. cooler. it will stay cool. a healthy breeze out of the northwest will continue to bring the dry air into place for today, tonight, and into tomorrow. later tomorrow tracking some showers for our area. still pretty nice. allentown, 57 degrees. 62 in northeast philadelphia and atlantic city. temperatures closer to where they are yesterday. without the humidity clouds without a nice breeze blowing. clear view across the delaware. no sign of the fog that we started with yesterday morning. sunshine will be nice and bright. radar completely clear for today. tomorrow's a different story. high clouds off to the north and west. the clouds that are due in tomorrow are moving into the midwest with some rain. it will be affecting st. louis area this morning. could be affecting our area during the afternoon to

it was bad last time. >> reporter: almost three years after sandy some people are still struggling to bounce back, new jersey officials say that building up the dunes is an important step to prevent losses from future storms, still about 50 property owners haven't signed their dune easement and will face i am meant domain. thomas walter's bike shop flooded and says most people believe that positive building up beaches far out weigh negative like restricted view and disturb beach access. >> we need san. we feel blessed that we're getting it. anyone that doesn't want it is silly. >> reporter: replenishment will continue throughout the summer but they will shut down a thousand feet of beach at a time and way that this moves in one beach should be closed, more than four to ten days. in ship bottom i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we will turn to the weather, it is still warm and dry outside, sky cam three giving us a live look at center city philadelphia where temperatures topped 80 degrees again today. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the skies deck with that beautiful vie

jersey students in mercer county are making a push to preserve memories of super storm sandy.eral other universities have made similar efforts. they want to document the stories of residents and first respond beers for historical preservation. >>> it was a special holiday weekend at the please touch museum. volunteers dressed up as super heroes. the group visits sick or terminally ill children. >> it feels pretty amazing to make a child happy and to see the smiles on their faces and how excited that they get. we hope we brighten their day a little bit. >>> super heroes at yesterday's event included the scarlet wish hawkeye and black widow from the avengers and star lords from guardians of the galaxy. >>> you may find yourself hurting for a hero. doctors are getting ready for injuries. memorial day is one of the busiest weekends of the year because of biking boating, atv injuries. many traumas can be avoided with proper safety precautions like wearing helmets and seat belts. also, alcohol often plays a role in those types of accidents. >>> raw emotion. that's what a lot of fami

since sandy plowed into the jersey shore.some storm victims say they remain vulnerable to another disaster as they still struggle to rebuild from sandy. >> today they took their message to the state capital. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg tells us why they're so worried. >> reporter: there's very little sand between the ocean in ortley beach and the still scarred community known as sandy's ground zero. >> so many of us are so frightened. >> reporter: dozens of ocean county storm victims brought their demand for dune protection and wider beaches to the statehouse in trenton today. >> save our homes! >> reporter: about two weeks before the start of another hurricane season. >> we have put our entire savings into fixing our home repairing our homes, and we are so vulnerable to storms. >> reporter: they also voiced frustrations. >> i can't get into my home. >> reporter: and anger. >> you have a rent program? >> better believe it. >> reporter: about red tape they say has slowed their recovery. >> i moved 12 time

and sandy berger.g up the job market this month's college grads are facing and the big difference between today and 20 years ago. ♪ olivia: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." we are about one hour into the trading day. it's time to get you caught up on all the market action you need to know around the world. we start in europe where john is standing by. hi john. john: hello, olivia. the ftse 100 down and the dax in frankfurt down by four in five. right here at the open, stocks higher. happy friday, happy friday then consumer -- the dax down by over 1%. why does the dax care or why should it be concerned? because dollar drops like a stone and the euro pulls a complete u-turn and goes to $1 .14. looking at 157.96 the pound against the dollar. u.s. consumer confidence moving equities, julie over to you. julie: take a look at the three major averages. they are little changed right now. perhaps would be higher if it were not for that number. although after we did see that big rally, up to a record

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so she called me back, end of day, and it was sandy on the call, and sandy did virtually 100% of thealking. and i said, let's try and work something out here, and sandy said well we made a compromise, we offered you one seat for one of the trian nominees, that was offered months before, that's not a compromise, we're talking about going a bit further than that, and my suggestion is that you take a drink trian principal and nominee and put them on the board which at the time, and i still think is a board information, so there are only two members on the board at that point in time. two of the longest serving directors at dupont were put on that board. and they were ten empty places. i said why don't you take two of those guys and put, put them on that board and get rid of the board at the spun-off company. and you know what happened, the answer was no. >> so you said that they have engaged in, i think your words were scare tactics. i invited both you and ellen coleman on this program today to have, what i hoped would be a civil conversation about the future of dupont, you obviously ac

he wanted a way to bring back visitors after superstorm sandy and the boardwalk fire. the buggies will run from september -- rather i should say, from july to september. >>> today, a story of why we should never underestimate the ability of a child. >> we love this story right here. take a lotok at this. >> but i picked it up softly and i gave it to firefighters. >> this is great. the 6-year-old savior. it was a rescue that the first responders couldn't do on their own. enter a pennsylvania kindergartner who had the right stuff to make it happen. >>> and next the diet to defeat disease. nbc 10 with the new health findings on a certain eating plan that could lower a woman's risk for cancer. >>> you may have heard of some of the health benefits of the mediterranean diet. now doctors may have found a new one. researchers broke the diet down into nine elements. women who ate six or more significantly reduced their risk of uterine cancer. the mediterranean diet includes a lot of fruits, vegetables, grains and fish. limits red meat, dairy and alcohol. >>> tell you what as ho

the blue acres by a program 300 buyouts posted hurricane sandy. program is voluntary but the governor said he won't rest until they help all those who want help or impacted by hurricane sandy. >> i want to emphasize in the beginning i was not going to force anyone out of their homes if they wanted to stay. if they want we want to be able to help them. >> this is an light of the whirlwind media tour that the governor took recently on "fox news" followed by meghan kelly and most recently this morning on fox and friends. taken into account was the governor place the fourth in the a straw poll by the leadership conference and it has some wondering, is governor christie the comeback kid? >> a great line. we talked about earlier that this is happen in presidential politics before. if you look at the rise of the site some of the candidates that can become president there are pitfalls everywhere and so many people count of the governor out one event after the other whether it was indictments or bridgegate. it's too early to tell and he hasn't announced it

sandy sandy sandy phillips was in court. >> you get through the day. you are exhausted. you go to bed and you prepare for the next day. it is extremely hard when you hear you're supposed to have empathy for the person that butchered your children. i can't do it. >> two graduate school professors testified wednesday describing holmes as cocky and socially immature. holmes as pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >>> high tensions in drought stricken california. governor jerry brown is under fire for imposing mandatory restrictions on water usage. he is in no mood to listen to critics who do not like his plans. >> it's a challenge that's needed to deal with california's water. so i'm here to deal with the problems i'm given. i did not invent these problems. >> the drought has killed more than 12 million trees. rivers are so low, salmon are carted away in trucks and driven to the sea. >>> happening now, secretary of state john kerry in saudi arabia pushing for a cease-fire in yemen. the humanitarian crisis is getting worse.

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. >>> victims of hurricane sandy say their new house is being held hostage. >> this incident with my builder has been worse than the storm. >> i'm ted greenberg, why the home hasn't moved from this parking lot. >>> 70s this weekend and then some 80s next week. i'm tracking the big warm-up for the first week of may and my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> it's been 2 1/2 years since sandy. hard to believe. but the superstorm is still causing problems for people trying to rebuild. >> that's right, a jersey shore family has a new house with no home because of a contract dispute with their builder. nbc 10's jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg spoke with both sides and explained why skepticism and delays are adding up to more heartache. >> this is where the front door would be. >> there's nothing but pilings on the spot in ocean township where jill and dennis say their new house is supposed to be. that's because it's sitting in a parking lot miles away. >> they're holding it hostage. >> the couple who lost their homes here to hurricane sandy 2 1/2 years ago says price home

in the second year after sandy. and most of the new jerseyans who lost their homes are back in their homes. whenever i say that, i'm mindful of the people who are still not back in their homes. and there are some who are still not back in their homes. and so i always say to people, the recovery is going really well unless you're not back in your home. if you're not back in your home the recovery is going miserably. one of the problems in the aftermath of katrina was that there was significant rampant fraud in louisiana. and as a result, the federal government does what federal and state governments do all the time. they play the last game rather than the next game. they look at what happened and they made the rules on aid so onerous, not on the state necessarily, but on the individuals in terms of proof and paperwork, that it held up a lot of what's going on. i think hud in particular has seen this over time and have begun to loosen up on those things and allowed us to get those people who are not in their homes at

next, the plan to get a superstorm sandy damaged stretch of the jersey shore open for business. >>> clear view from wilmington this morning. the temperatures that's a warm spot wilmington 60 degrees, but the rest of the area a little chillier. hour by hour forecast when we come back. it's a money maker. i mean, i just feel like our children are paying the price for these high stakes tests and their teachers are stressed out about it. so, teachers aren't benefiting. they're not getting information from these tests that are helpful for teaching. kids aren't benefiting because they don't even know what they got right or wrong. they just know that they feel really bad about it. parents aren't benefitting because i don't get any more information about my child. so the only people that could possibly be benefitting from this are corporations who are making the tests and selling the tests. >>> happening today in soegs county, a project to rebuild a beach destroyed by superstorm sandy will finally get under way. new jersey is using $128 million in federal money to reconstruct dunes and shoreline

you met sandy. that's good. i'm glad there's food. i'm so glad you're here. >> how long did it take you to write this? >> a long time. [inaudible] university libraries and historical societies. because i had done the earlier book people were helpful. this period is -- [inaudible] and the really fun stuff, the letters are really great, but the other thing is now newspapers or online. >> right right. >> fabulous. you are reading what they are reading, you know. and all the ads and everything. so you can waste a lot of time. how are things with you lex you you're still at the hospital of? >> i am. >> and its improving in the inner-city? [inaudible] sandy is one of the leading breast cancer advocates in america. >> a wonderful. i think joann might be coming. i hope so. he will be here. he has a class on wednesdays. [inaudible] he's also doing a five program series at the smithsonian. >> are you going to be doing anything like that? >> no. i mean -- [inaudible] >> how are you doing? >> i'm sorry having got back to you yet. >> when it dies

. >> lessons learned from hurricane sandy now being used to protect homes and lives from future storms we've got new products that are available this year that were not in play during sandy. >> i'm ted greenberg, why experts want people to go inside this plane just weeks before the start of hurricane season. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> we are now less than a month away from the start of the 2015 hurricane season on june 1st. >> and lessons learned are helping storm victims and forecasters to be better prepared for future hurricanes. ted greenberg live in atlantic city international airport where today is all about raising awareness. >> tell us about it, ted. >> reporter: well jim and renee, this plane has flown through some pretty rough weather. it's a hurricane hunter and storm specialists want the public to see it up close to remind folks that now is the time to get ready for another hurricane season. >> our old foundation was roughly right about here. >> joe's ho

and so sandy has changed me in every way that sandy could change somebody that something like that could possibly do to both your mind and your heart. and i would have never wished that on my state ever, ever and hope and pray that it never happens to anybody again at that level of devastation. but we've learned from it. we're a better state because of it in the end. and once we get everybody back in their homes, i'll be able to breathe a sigh of relief and say, you know, mission accomplished. but until that time, you can't. so you just keep plugging every, every day. it's my pleasure. >> one more question. >> whatever you want. >> we have one final question. >> governor christie, this is ash aisha chadry a brokerage and risk management firm. and you talk about the importance of having honest conversations with the american people. and i would like to know how you balance the receptivity of receiving that information from -- by the american people coming from politicians. >> well, you know, everybody approaches this business differently. i'm someone who always tries to err on the side of

. >>> still to come, there is new hope for victims of super storm sandy as they try to rebuild homes and their lives. we will tell you is what being done to help residents who missed out on earlier funding. >>> was the king of blues poisoned? new allegations surrounding bb king's death. we will tell what you two daughters are now saying. >>> we will look closer at back seat safety, in the wake of the crash that killed the princeton mathematician john nash and his wife, a couple not wearing seat belts in that car. tonight we will go inside a tax toy find out just how >>> i'm chris may and here are some of the top stories for you. philadelphia police are trying to determine if the same suspect is responsible for two different assaults, on two different women latest happened early yesterday. the woman awoke to find a suspect standing over her bed on rosewood street. >>> and amtrak says it will install inward facing video cameras by end of the year to monitor their train operators this comes following the may 12th derailment in port richmond in which eight people died. >>> series of dead

good news for homeowners who suffered property damage saturday of sandy. fema will send out letters to homeowners to reopen their claims. they will be assigned a case worker and independent third party review of the findings. >>> a north carolina police officer suing starbucks for $50,000 made an interesting admission in court yesterday. he did not go to the e-r after spilling hot coffee on himself. he went back to the police station and drove home and then went to the hospital. the coffee by the way was free provided to the police. >>> futures are higher, investors are focused on jobs report. >>> mothers want gift cards 50% said they want help with the housework. matt, i know you're covered and tam you get all the pampering you deserve. >> moms are number one. >> reporter: especially sunday. >> i'll be changing pampers is what i'll be doing. >> reporter: [laughter]. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry heading into friday. as we look at the fog situation dense fog still a problem down along coastal areas along the shore. empty red it's a quart

in the second year after sandy. and most of the new jerseyans who lost their homes are back in their homes. whenever i say that, i'm mindful of the people who are still not back in their homes. and there are some who are still not back in their homes. and so i always say to people, the recovery is going really well unless you're not back in your home. if you're not back in your home the recovery is going miserably. one of the problems in the aftermath of katrina was that there was significant rampant fraud in louisiana. and as a result, the federal government does what federal and state governments do all the time. they play the last game rather than the next game. they look at what happened and they made the rules on aid so onerous, not on the state necessarily, but on the individuals in terms of proof and paperwork, that it held up a lot of what's going on. i think h.u.d. in particular has seen this over time and have begun to loosen up on those things and allowed get those people who are not in their homes at a m

marty and sandy, we are extraordinarily grateful for all that you've done.nd we'll have an opportunity to pay tribute to you in the months ahead. i've relied on you both, your advice, your council, your judgment, as we've navigated the urgent challenges of recent years the combat mission in afghanistan to leading the national coalition to destroy isil, typhoon relief in the philippines to fighting ebola in west africa and strengthening our security alliances from europe to asia and every step you have been critical to our processes and i have valued not only your counsel but your friendships. at the same time, marty and sandy have helped to guide our forces through difficult fiscal times. especially sequestration. stayed focused on readiness and training and modernization and today there are more opportunities for women in the armed forces, tackling the outrage of sexual assault which has no place in our ranks, we've made progress in large part because leaders like marty and sandy have made sure we're recruiting and training and equipping and retake the best

victims of the super storm sandy could be getting help from the federal government but fema new plans to do to try to help homeowners still trying to rebuild. >>> plus the attorney for the the man accused of killing a family in washington d.c. says this her client's food preferences food he is innocent, we will explain. >>> local authorities in michigan, thought they had a tiger by a tail but this creature has had the last laugh. >>> but the the big story tonight is death of the former delaware attorney general beau biden. forty-six year-old was surrounded by family this evening as he lost his battle against brain cancer. former attorney general of delaware was just 46 years old. beau biden first sought medical treatment in a cancer center in houston after feeling weak and disoriented. they had a small lesion removed from his brain. in the spring he sought treatment again and was admitted to walter read earlier this month. in addition to his time in public office, biden worked to establish the rule of law in war torn kosovo and also a major in the delaware national guard, and iraqi wa

i hate following sandy (laughter) so it is funny sandy you were commenting about what this issue has done to use it is really interesting to have the communications we've had go amongst ourselves we august it to disagree on a mob number of things that is one of the more contention conversations as well as other community members this is my take this was brought to us because we have a teacher shortage problem and so i'm coming to pr this we have a teacher shortage proximate cause we have not been funded we have continuance loofrz and teachers wanted to come to the professionalism i don't blame them this is a perform on every single school year you had to think did having you have a job in the fall many of you taught in the summer in order to make ends meet and many don't qualify to purchase a home in san francisco our teacher be professionalism as a whole is underfunded and disrespected and has not held a place in the communicated where we all know you deserve so i want to start with that. the pipeline that we want to have is bleak and we've had real challenges filling the possum and

who can forget the devastation that hurricane sandy caused?e businesses still years later are feeling the effects. this woman co-owns the crabs claw inns. she's still dealing with the financial aftermath. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. liz: you're a survivor. thank you for coming on. here we are years later after superstorm sandy. what are you still dealing with? >> we are dealing with continued construction because of the devastation of the storm. besides the homes that were lost and still not replaced, so many of them have to be raised for new flood levels. so there are so many people that are not in their homes yet. older people who have completely left the area. we're seeing a change in demographics. people who would have been here renting -- or, in their own home living here for the entire summer are gone. and people -- the people that are buying the houses can't be here for the entire summer. they're just here for the weekend. so we've seen a sharp downturn -- >> look, the weather is something that nobody can contr

. >> and a second chance to get money to fix up super storm sandy. >> 4:42. breaking news in bashdarby borough. there's a murder at an apartment complex. we'll have an update in two minutes. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> 4:45. following three breaking stories. first, we have new information on the search for a killer in darby borough. a live picture from the scene. police are now letting people back into the apartment building where the murder happened around 1:00 this morning. someone shot a man to death in the doorway of the building and police had evacuated the building because they were searching for the suspect inside. at this point they still haven't found him. they think it's safe to allow the people to return. >>> following this breaking news story out of burlington county where firefighters are making progress on the flames spreading through wharton state forest. the fire started yesterday. 700 acres have been burned. 50% of the fire is contained. >>> the teenager who escaped in handcuffs wedne

their goal is to protect the coast from another storm like sandy. but opponents worry it will be too expensive for homeowners to maintain. >>> and also today, fema announced millions of dollars in grant money for areas hit hard by hurricane sandy. more than $1.5 million will go to atlantic city. the money will be used to replace a board walk and other facilities that took heavy damage during the storm. >>> nearly $5 million will go to ocean city to prevent flooding. the city will use that money to upgrade and repair drainage systems and install a new pump station. >>> do you know what's happening inside your child's day care? inspectors in pennsylvania have uncovered numerous health and safety violations. and now one day care has been suspended. >>> plus what kind of project did you do in high school? did you ever make someone a new hand? see how these students are taking their knowledge from the classroom and using it to improve other children's lives. >>> problem day cares, they're receiving state money to take care of your kids but a new audit fo

. >> today, superstorm sandy victims take a stand. how they want to get their anger and despair noticed next. >>> and we continue to mon the deadly train derailment in the port richmond neighborhood. stay tuned to learn more about the victims and the man behind the controls of that speeding train. a part of what standardized tests don't measure, very frankly they don't measure the diligence, the potential passion of a student. so it's really a measure of how adept you are to working out a problem quickly. but what if you're brilliant and it might take you twenty minutes, but you can figure out something if you were just given time to do it and show real brilliance. is that a real measure of ability and intelligence? what you can do in one minute on a problem? get out of here. >>> 4:23 now. on capitol hill the house has approved a bill banning late-term abortions. it forbids most abortions starting with the 20th week of pregnancy. the bill's fate is uncertain, though in a more moderate senate. and white house officials say president ob

there is a lot of sandy recovery. aircraft noise is an issue. we have an island, there is a national research facility there. so education is a big issue, with the implementation of federally mandated state-mandated, as well as local school district created testing. so those are some of the very local issues that we are working on, and it gets even more specific when some business contacts you, or some individual contacts you. and they have been waiting for a few years for their appeal. that really becomes very high on the priority list as far as that staffer. some of the more national issues that are important to the district, i would say certainly fighting for veterans, trying to create more good-paying, private-sector jobs, making our foreign policy more consistent improving our health care. , we will see how the supreme court and congress reacts with changes as 2015 moves along. those are some of the national issues that are of importance to our district, and there are many others, as well. host: you are a fairly young member of congress. wh

we did this in sandy as well. if you remember although there was a lot of work getting to supplemental, it was not about fema having to shut down or not do our jobs because we didn't have immediate funding. by maintaining that balance in the drf and allowing that balance to stay there, it protects the ability of congress to do deliberative findings when supplementals are requested, versus having to respond to what in many cases is a preliminary data. >> i certainly agree with that. i think that makes much more sense and support that effort and having had communities in new hampshire who are affected by hurricane irene and some of them still affected by that. appreciate it's much more important to have funding there so you can continue the relief efforts throughout. >> the one thing i would say and i understand the point you're making about planning for major disasters for areas where they are going to hit significant populations the one thing that i hear from people in new hampshire, even though it may be a small

ortley beach became known as sandy's ground zero and its scars still evident. storm victims say with very little sand separating the ocean from local streets, they fear the upcoming hurricane season which starts? just about two weeks. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> yeah, we've already seen the first tropical storm of the season, hurricane season hasn't even started yet. now we have some cool weather, down to 39 in allentown this morning. got another cool night ahead. a lot of you are going to need jackets tomorrow morning. you're not going to need them over the weekend. it is going to be a warm one. we also have some showers over the weekend, but neither day is going to be a washout. it was a great day for baseball out there at citizens bank park. beautiful blue skies. still bright and sunny. 71 degrees. the winds south at 7. look how low the humidity is. 22%. and with that kind of humidity, you're not getting any kind of rain and the pollen keeps going up. as we don't get rain. we've had very lit

. >>> putting super storm sandy in the history books. the effort in this area to make sure the stories and experiences don't disappear. >>> first, a look at a few more memorial day events happening in this area today. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >>> another proud day for the garden state. many of you know the "u.s.s. new jersey" in stockton. now a battleship will hold that name. this is the third vessel with that name. senator bob menendez was pushing for that sub to be named after the garden stat

. >> it's like a sandy, sandy, sandy brownish blond, you know what i mean. >> does she look like -- >you know what she looks like. i'll tell you exactly who she looks like. miley cyrus. >> miley cyrus. >> miley cyrus. >> but a legal miley cyrus. >> but a legal one, yeah. >> what's the most memorable thing you guys have ever done together? what's the best memory you have of each other? >> kind of when we first got together we had a little chihuahua, her name was ti-ti and she got out late one afternoon and i was sitting on the couch with the dog, had her right up here with me. and when she came walking out of the bedroom, i went there she is like we were waiting all day for her, you know what i mean and she was just like -- she loved it. like i was with my baby like our baby daughter and we're like there's mommy, you know what i mean? >> that's cute. that's really cute, man. leaving it up to me, right? >> totally. >> i think -- i would probably just have more fun with this probably writing a poem for you. we'll make a fun poem about chihuahuas but not miley cyrus. >> no, she's a legal

. >>> it's been a long road but some communities still hurting after hurricane sandy are still hurting. it's taken an auction to do it. >>> philadelphia police want to talk to a man who asked to take pictures of an 11-year-old's feet. the boy says the man approached him while he was skateboarding at pain's park near the art museum. the man took several photos of the boy's bare feet in exchange for a soda. he told the boy to come back with his friends. the incidents happened on may 10th. it wasn't reported until several days later. >>> 6:15. camden county police could soon realize its goal of becoming a true regional force. two years after joining with the camden city police the camden county force wants to partner now with pen talk ken township. "nbc 10" got a copy of the proposal it got on monday. it could save pennsauken nearly $5 million a year. this he would have to cut positions and make changes in overtime and salaries. pennsauken police tell us the citizens are not happy. >> first concern is where did this come from? this isn't what they want then why is this happening? >> i thi

at the same time, marty and sandy have helped to guide our forces through difficult fiscal times. especially sequestration. stayed focused on readiness and training and modernization and today there are more opportunities for women in the armed forces, tackling the outrage of sexual assault which has no place in our ranks, we've made progress in large part because leaders like marty and sandy have made sure we're recruiting and training and equipping and retake the best fighting force on the planet. i look forward to honoring marty and sandy and thanking them more fully to their extraordinary contributions to our nation. there are other things we're going to miss. we're going to miss marty's incomparable singing voice. he will not be singing today. but i'm going to put my request in early for a final numbers at your farewell. on behalf of myself and our national security team and our armed forces thank you, and we are grateful for your family's service. [ applause ] my choice for the next chairman general joe doneford is one most of the admired officers in our military. native of

a crisis caused by superstorm sandy is now a success story in new jersey. we'll explain. >>> the war may be over but some philadelphia world war ii vets are fighting a new battle. it's all about money, time and a new memorial. >>> if you have an opening in your holiday plans today, you're looking for something to do there are plenty of celebrations to honor our heroes. here's a look at some of them. >>> at 6:23 we are approaching a beautiful sunrise over philadelphia as we take a live look at the center city skyline from our camera across the river. it's 64 degrees in philadelphia right now. we will warm into the upper 80s in the city and around 87 the high for philadelphia today. meteorologist bill henley says a little cooler down the shore. you're looking at mid 70s there. nice weather all around on this memorial day monday. here's something else to keep in mind as you're walking along the shore. a program to restore bay and ocean beaches that were wrecked by super storm sandy has actually saved tens of thousands of birds, shore birds. scientists fear the

stick to telegraph or sandy hill roads to avoid that. an accident involving a deer now off to the shoulder on the northeast extension southbound just past lehigh. another new accident coming in in upper gwynedd township montgomery county on allentown road at south broad street we had a big accident on the schuylkill in south philadelphia, that cleared. roads are clear and dry but problems all over. this disabled vehicle has been stuck here for awhile with a flat tire on the vine street expressway westbound just as you come around that curve now, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> breaking right now, three armed invaders stormed a home in the city's juniata park section injuring one person and stealing cash jewelry and a gun. it happened on the 1800 block of east ardry street. one person suffered a minor cut to the ear. the robbers fled in a white suv and headed north on kensington avenue. >>> a neighborhood dispute led to a shooting an brief police standoff in southwest philadelphia. police say the gunman was fighting with another man over a ca

. >>> also ahead tonight there's new hope for victims of super storm sandy as they try to rebuild their lives and their home. we'll tell you what is now being done to help some residents who may have missed out on funding. >> kathy? >> it is staying steamy across the delaware valley. we are watching a front approach and that will set off some showers and thunderstorms. we'll time them out coming up with the seven day forecast. >> and keep your skin looking younger with an odd looking mask. it promises no down time and has an affordable price tag but does it work. >> we take a closer look at the results when "eyewitness news" >>> jurors now more about what was going through the mind of the gunman in the colorado movie theater massacre. the jury shown the notebook james holmes mailed to a psychiatric shortly before attack. 12 people were killed in that attack. 70 injured. some of the notebook's excerpts were chilling. holmes wrote quote the obsession to kill since i was a kid with age became more and more realistic. he also said he had to quote decided to dedicate live to killing others s