brian maass first told bus this paid leave for stewart shapiro. >> reporter: stewart shapiro we've learned that this assistant city attorney who was put on paid leave 20 months ago was just given another raise of about $4,000 a year for his job performance in 2015. even though he did nothing. >> why ever we paying a good so much to sit at home? >> reporter: it's something we tried to ask the city attorney about with little success. a guy sitting at home on administrative leave gets a raise? >> we followed the due process, and the administrative -- we followed the normal administrative process for all employees. >> reporter: the city put shapiro on leave in july, 2014, saying they were reviewing his handle of the jamaal hutter case. the city agreed to pay the inmate $3.25 million for injuries he received in the jail. after that shapiro's salary increased 3%. and now the city has again said his job successful. even though he was ordered not to come to work and they just awarded him another 3% raise, bringing his salary to just over $147,000. that salary bump for sitting at home, doing nothin

unusual work history of assistant city attorney shapiro. >> reporter: stewart shapiro has reason to smile. this assistant city attorney who was put on paid leave 20 months ago was just given another raise of about $4,000 a year and a grade of successful for his job performance in 2015, even though he did nothing. >> why are we paying guys so much to sit at home? >> reporter: it's something we about with little success. >> does it seem odd to you that a guy sitting at home on administrative leave gets a raise? >> we follow the due process and the administrative -- we follow the normal administrative process for all employees. >> reporter: the city put him on leave in july 2014, saying they were reviewing his handling of the jamal hunter case. the city agreed to pay hunter millions for injuries he received in the jail. shapiro was graded successful and increased his salary. now the city has again said his job performance of last year was successful, even though he was ordered not to come to work and not assigned any cases. they just awarded him another 3% raise bring think his salary to jus

president obama endorsed josh shapiro for the job. the president touted shapiro's strong record of standing up for pennsylvania families. >> it's even more rare for him to engage in a state race, not a federal race. so early on here in a primary. >> shapiro's seeking to replace kathleen kane, who is not seeking re-election, november. attorney general joe peters and senator john rafferty will battle it out for the nomination. all three democratic candidates will debate here in our nbc 10 studios a week from tomorrow. traity davidson will be a moderator. >>> president obama and vice president bide aren't throwing their support behind another pennsylvania democrat running for u.s. senate. katie mcginty one of four candidates vying for the nomination. the president calls mcginty a true champion for working families. mayor john fedderman, former congressman joe sestak and a business owner running. unseating pat toomey is crucial in the quest to retake the senate. >>> 245,000 pennsylvania voters switched their party affiliation. that's 3% o

unusual work history of assistant city attorney shapiro. >> reporter: stewart shapiro has reason to smile. this assistant city attorney who was put on paid leave 20 months ago was just given another raise of about $4,000 a year and a grade of successful for his job performance in 2015, even though >> why are we paying guys so much to sit at home? >> reporter: it's something we tried to ask the city attorney about with little success. >> does it seem odd to you that a guy sitting at home on administrative leave gets a raise? >> we follow the due process and the administrative -- we follow the normal administrative process for all employees. >> reporter: the city put him on leave in july 2014, saying they were reviewing his handling of the jamal hunter case. the city agreed to pay hunter millions for injuries he received in the jail. shapiro was graded successful and increased his salary. now the city has again said his job performance of last year was successful, even though he was ordered not to come to work and not assigned any cases. they raise bring think his salary to just over $147,0

. >> so last night, her friend, ben shapiro, he was the former editor at large with breitbart who left when michelle left. he was on megyn kelly's show last night and i want to get your reaction. >> lying liars lie. this is the trump campaign. lies are told and lies are told to cover up the lies and then new lies are told in order to cover up the lies that were told about the lies. corey lewandowski yanked michelle, he bruised michelle. ben harris and michelle told that story. now they're lying. their story has evolved from corey lewandowski never touched michelle fields to well, she sort of had it coming. >> what's your message to ben shapiro? >> it's another megyn kelly hit. my message is speak to the lawyer on the other side because he said give me a break. this thing is so minor, it's so incidental. that -- and the lawyer by the way, i don't even know the lawyer, but the lawyer did an excellent job and if you put his side on instead of this so-called reporter that said things that frankly he has no right to say, but i wish -- instead of him, put the lawyer on. hear what the lawyer

they'll face shapiro in the april 26th primary election. that same day voters will choose a republican candidate. the candidates are state senator john ratfordy and attorney and ex-police officer joe peters. all three democratic candidates will debate right here in our nbc 10 studios one week from tomorrow. my colleague, nbc 10's trace y davidson will be one of the moderators. >>> hired the former montgomery county p.a. who was at the center of bill cosby's case. castor is now kane's second in command. kane will go on trial in august for allegedly leaking grand jury information and then lying about it. cosby's lawyers have been trying to get the case against him thrown out based on an immunity deal they say castor made decades ago when he was a county d.a. >>> speaking of the cosby case, a court hearing is scheduled today in los angeles in judy huff's lawsuit against cosby. a defamation lawsuit filed by supermodel janice dickinson against cosby can move forward after a judge refused to dismiss the case. she claims cosby's lawyers called her

according to the statement from shapiro's team, president obama says that shapiro represents a new generation of progressive leadership. the president touted his strong record. the relationship with the president dates back more than a decade. spoke how much the endorsement means to him. >> it's more rare for him to engage in a state race, not a federal race, so early on in a primary and that's not lost on me and it's something that i am deeply gratified by, humbled by, proud of. >> seeking to replace kathleen kane, who is not seeking re-election in november. good news, well, isn't all good for shapiro. the north hampton county d.a. is launching an ethics probe. he plans to make his formal announcement. the claims on two occasions he claims, shapiro failed to disclose awarding montgomery county contracts to clients at his law firm. pittsburgh district attorney steve zappala, primary election held april 26th. the same day voters will choose the republican candidate. candidates are state senator john raferty and attorney and ex-police officer joe peters. nbc 10 and telemundo will host a debate

josh shapiro is up with an ad. he's got a lot of endorsements -- wolf, rendell, casey, planned parenthood. zappala also has a lot -- the building trades here, county commissioners for 11 different places. up with a new ad in which he shows sandra blake, walter rice, janay palmer -- really trying to make the argument that he is this civil rights domestic violence candidate. >> yeah. >> and it was an interesting bid. was it the right thing for him to do with some black leaders saying, "hold on a moment. we're not sure the record holds up." >> i thought he was gonna photoshop himself into walking with dr. king, maybe, or something, you know? right on the lincoln memorial, you know what i mean? i mean, somehow. how could he have been there? he was only 6 at the time, you know? >> you would go there. >> yeah. >> was it a bad idea? if you have john dougherty and bob brady already trying to work on your behalf, let them do what they do. did he need to do that ad? >> no, i think -- >> he felt he needed to do it. whether we

i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you.

i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you.

i'm josh shapiro.l be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> good morning, everyone. a quick update. we're watching a serious accident scene in bryn mawr on bryn mawr avenue. that's closed east and westbound between county line road and castlefinn. we have skyforce 10 on the way to the scene right now. so we'll have a live picture of that screen for you in just a couple of moments. right now let's get a check on the forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> jessica, it's going to be a warm one. we're about 20 minutes away from sun rise. already 54 at nbc 10. >> thank you, pill. this morning the wildcats are waking up in the wild, wild west. we have new video of the team landing in houston last night. plus if you're flying out of philly any time soon, expect long lines whiechl a program that was supposed to speed things up for some is actually closing everything down. >>> nova nation in texas. the wildcats continue its march to victory in houston and will be getting ready today for the fin

you know, shapiro wrote a book. you wrote a book. >> i did too. >> there's a lot -- there are a lot of books about this case. it's not that hard to triangulate -- >> i have to say about you taking such issue with it you're confirming with it. most people would say it could be editorial license. >> i have to tell you, i don't even know whether it happened. the first i ever heard of that was in the tv show and in jeffrey's book. an excellent book, by the way. >> i had heard of that before. >> it's in my book 20 years ago. >> your book had a lot of inside sources, a lot of inside information. >> there's something new in this series you didn't have at the time of the book and that's information on what was inside of the bronco. explain that. >> right. well, that actually was fascinating to me because i -- under the california freedom of information law, eventually 911 tapes are released. and after i published my book but before "american crime story" came out the 911 tapes were released. so you had this window into what

this is from danielle shapiro. jimmy, i'm in a pickle because i want to watch the election coverage but i also want to watch the new pee-wee herman movie on netflix. can you help?" [ laughter ]

shapiro became the president of numec. he left the u.s. government employment and started the company numec. it started processing highly enriched uranium for the u.s. navy in 1960. by 1964 the oak ridge national laboratory people were going that there was a missing uranium, what they called inventory differences or material unaccounted for at the numec facility in pennsylvania. the oak ridge people, remember oak ridge is the first uranium enrichment capability in the world built during world war ii. oakridge alerted the atomic energy commission then under the leadership of doctor glenn seaborg, nobel laureate for the discovery of plutonium. the aec did independent audit can use the best people they could find, the best people from oak ridge, the best people from the commission, as people from numec. they came up with 178 kilograms of missing highly enriched uranium. of that 178, they found that 94 kilograms could in a way be accounted for over the next year or so numec borrowed $2.2 million to pay for the 178. they have to pay for all whe

this is case 254 on the calendar in the matter of shapiro vs. chute. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss shapiro, you belong to a riding club, and your riding club has people who board horses, as do you. i've read your complaint. this is what i imagine your complaint is all about. your riding club used the defendant's stables to board their horses. how many people are in the riding club? >> 10. >> judge judy: do each of them have two horses? >> no, i'm the only one that has two horses. >> judge judy: and when did you start to use miss chute's establishment? >> the 1st of march 2014. >> judge judy: where were you before that?

i'm backing josh shapiro for attorney general because things have to change. we need criminal justice reform because our prisons are far too overcrowded. we have to deal with drug addiction through treatment, not incarceration. and use our prison for those who are truly violent. and we need to get illegal guns off our streets. i'm joining with ed rendell and leaders across our area in supporting josh. josh shapiro will be an attorney general committed to fairness and equal justice. >>> stocks ended the week with a loss for the first time since mid-february, the markets ended the trading day flat after wavering all day long and no late day rally left wall street in the red for the week. the dow jones gained 13 points and the nasdaq 4 points and the s&p lost a point and the markets are closed tomorrow for good friday. >>> new jersey's jobless rate hit its lowest rate in five years. the up employment rate in new jersey is 4.3%. that is down .02 from the month before and a half percent below the national average, more than 4.3 million new jersey residents reported

you know what, they're not going to stop us. >> ben shapiro is editor in chief at dailywire.com., great to see you. they invited you there, this young group and the university was not happy about it. initial hily tried to stop it. one professor in particular was ripping down the fliers threatening students for posting them but you showed up. take it from there. >> yeah, well the president of the university attempted to cancel the speech. i told him to screw himself, i was coming anyway because that was a violation of free speech rights. about an hour and half before i was scheduled to come to campus, i didn't know if they were going to try to arrest me. he backed down, we'll hold the event, make sure there's enough security it's safe. i started getting messages on text and twitter, there was violence going down. by the time we got there, there were helicopters, cops everywhere, every single entrance and exit had been barricaded and blocked by the students. the police were doing nothing to move them. by the time i got in, i had to be escorted in not only by my own security but arm

[synthesized birds chirping and water trickling with new age music] (shapiro) any wave form that you make in the air, you can make in a wire an analogous wave form, and so you can make music; you can make sounds electronically. an early example of the electrophone was the theremin where the player moves his hand further and closer to an antenna and changes the pitch of the sound that way. and a second antenna over here changes the amplitude of the sound that way. [eerie electronic tones] [electric guitar whines] as the century developed, the electric guitar came into very general use, taking the sound of the guitar and picking up the sound on little pick-ups which are like tiny microphones behind the strings and putting those sounds into an amplifier and back out of a speaker. and then, of course, after that, you begin to come to electronic music synthesizers, and on into the future, who knows what will be next. (stubbs) timbre is connected with musical instruments mostly by structure of the instrument and the materials that the instrument is made from. it's significant that musical

in the newsplex i'm steve shapiro today in florida. >> the miami hurricanes beating the virginia tech hokies lastp night. it was their first game of the acc tournament, and they were looking for revenge after losing to them on sunday. the 11th canes winning a close one here, 88-82. they now take on the virginia caf here'e' in the semi finals. -- cavaliers in the semi finals. first look at the latest captain america movie. the new trailer ending with a surprise appearance. we have all the details in the morning trend. >> sunday we have the f fecast calling for a next of sun and clouds from the morning through e afternoon. going into the 7:00 hour there's the potential of seeing a couple of isolated showers. your complete fecast is coming up next. >> later a south florida city hall raided by the feds. the f.b.i. staying tight lipped but calling it a corruption crackdown. plus a man caught and cuffed after police say he was creeping around south florida streets. >> the announcer: for the latest the 7news app. >> welcome back. trending this morning. a new movie trailer packed with the mig

i'm backing josh shapiro for attorney general because things have to change.e need criminal justice reform because our prisons are far too overcrowded. we have to deal with drug addiction through treatment, not incarceration. and use our prison for those who are truly violent. and we need to get illegal guns off our streets. i'm joining with ed rendell and leaders across our area in supporting josh. josh shapiro will be an attorney general committed to fairness and equal justice. >>> courtney and her ex and last not safe. these are stars that have us saying omg and it's only tuesday. first up, it looks like kaley's got a gun and a new guy. she was out on the shooting range with her new mystery man. we found out the blond guy is equestrian carl cook. the horse jumper on the gran prix circuit. which explains the connection, kelly's been riding since she was 14. he's 25, she's 30 and they've got the same initials k.c. and they first gave us a clue there was a romance when she posted this pic celebrating one his wins with thecaption, mr. k.c., so proud of mr. k.c.

the lexus sports xtra with steve shapiro bugging me from 4 feet away is next! >> if that's not a tease, i don't know what is. >> anchor: it's xtra good because i'm here! that's why it's xtra good. don't get it twisted, shapiro. go sit down in your corner over % there. >> see you tomorrow! depere, wi >> notre dame trailing steven f. austin byby1. it's good! notre dame wins by 1 and snaps the winning streak. there are 6 acc teams in the final 16. the canes play vilanova thursday in louis havingville, kentucky. steve and drew on the televisi vets! and the dolphins lost out on anderson, johnson and starch. why can't the dolphins get a running back? >> they should have just kept lamar miller. in all seriousness now they're going to look at the draft. with ezekiel elliott from ohio state, wouldn't he look good with that number 1 pick? >> drew signed a controversial new client. wade and lebron are in the show and happy 65th anniversary to my parents, elaine and burt, my brother and sister and i threw them a big party last night. this a great time. it's sunday night. i

breitbart then ran a piece on its home page reading, "ben shapiro betrays loyal breitbart readers inursuit of fox news contributorship." the piece was later removed and the editor who wrote it apologized but now two other breitbart employees have resigned and chief pr rep has dropped the company. listen. >> it's one of the key reasons i decided to resign works with breitbart last week is because of their allegiance to donald trump and breitbart's become a de facto superpac for the donald trump campaign. >> megyn, as you noted michelle fields has also filed a police report in this case. megyn? >> trace, thank you. >>> joining us tonight in the "kelly file" exclusive, former breitbart reporter michelle fields and ben shapiro. the now former breitbart editor at large. he's also the current editor in chief of dailywire.com. great to see you both. so, michelle, let me start with you. why did you resign? >> well, i realized that my company didn't have my back. i can't stand with a company that won't stand for me. they knew the truth from the very beginning. my editor as soon as it happened

shapiro was a zionist. he was a national officer in the signers were position of america he was and a wardy of the zoa. he told both the fbi and the aec when they had hearings with him that he wanted to emigrate to israel. finally, in a wiretap the fbi picked up hi his admission that israelis told him he was more valuable to them your then he was there. you can read down this life. slight. you can see it on the web later. he was associated with the berkman, the founder of the father of the israeli bomb. a number of agents, people from -- talk about raphael eitan in a minute, and those are some of his associations. one of the keys to understanding how this happened was that the cia, beginning in 1966, 67, 68 thought israel had the bomb that they had not confirmed that dimona was producing plutonium. so they charged the cia station chief, john hadn't come and his people in tel aviv to make trips to dimona and click samples indian fund. remember the gaseous effluent. at any nuclear plant you can pick up very s

. >> scott shapiro is a senior advisor to lexington's mayor. he sees benefits like luring new businesses bolstering new universities and hospitals and inspiring a higher stem education. >> why hasn't that happened yet? you can ask the incumbent internet providers that question. it seems there needs to be a third peat in many cities that comes in and builds a fiberoptic network. >> none of our cities really want to do this work. it's hard, scary, risky. if they are doing it it is because they have no alternatives. >> the success of a high speed internationa internet system depends on the city. chattanooga began to see a return after 19 months. >> provo utah, or burlington, vermont, taxpayer money was at risk, these systems went bankrupt and the systems were not sustainable. >> jim baylor says most cities don't fail. >> by the time a project goes through, every number, every theory, every assumption will be tested in the marketplace. we've seen very few projects that fail, for lack of consideration. >> a large part of the expense comes from insta

i'm backing josh shapiro for attorney general because things have to change. we need criminal justice reform because our prisons are far too overcrowded. we have to deal with drug addiction through treatment, not incarceration. and use our prison for those who are truly violent. and we need to get illegal guns off our streets. i'm joining with ed rendell and leaders across our area in supporting josh. josh shapiro will be an attorney general committed to fairness and equal justice. fodeveloping drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. >>> the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> you getting tired of the winds? >> yes. >> we get rid of them tonight. they will ease for a few days any way.

sports director steve shapiro in the plex with more on this. steve. >> and this admission to congress will cause the league billions. >> for the first time senior o official for health and safety in the nfl told a congressional panel today that brain research certainly shows a link between football and the disease caused by concussions c. it e. >> do you think there is a link between football and de gern a tiff brainisorders like c. it e.? >> a number of retired players were diagnosed cte yes. >> this admission is looked upon as a game changer for the play whoars are suinghe league for the illness caused by concussions. 1 billion-dollar settlement. when settled, the deal will and cover more than 20,000nfl retirees. the players are appealing the league's offer saying that it exincludes future cases of cte cte is a disease linked to repeated brain trauma causing memory lorks depression and dementia. league estimates 6000 former players, nearly three in ten could develop alzheimer's or moderate dementia. >> as it stands right now affected players

i'm backing josh shapiro for attorney general because things have to change. we need criminal justice reform because our prisons are far too overcrowded. we have to deal with drug addiction through treatment, not incarceration. and use our prison for those who are truly violent. and we need to get illegal guns off our streets. i'm joining with ed rendell and leaders across our area in supporting josh. josh shapiro will be an attorney general committed to fairness and equal justice. >>> warm weather about to make a return to the tri-state area. >> we had a break of the winds today. >> but wet weather. >> coming on friday. you have been listening. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have rain free conditions there today and the action cam taking a look in glassboro, new jersey, this shows the story. yes the spring is blooming but you can see those daffodils are blowing in the wind and you can hear the winds. the winded diminished but still wind gusts of 15 to 20 miles per hour. and they get stronger tomorrow. the accuweather highlights shows winds out of

. >> the county has endorsed josh shapiro in the three-way democratic primary race. he says his relationship with the president dates back more than a decade it's mean rare for him to engage in a state race, not a federal race, so early on here in a primary, and that's not lost on me, and it's something that i am deeply gratified by, deeply humbled and proud of. >> he hopes to replace kathleen kane who's not seeking re-election in november. meantime john morgue nelly is launching an ethics committee meeting. >> joining shapiro and morgan nelly is. you can watch it right here on nbc 10 or the nbc 10 app. voters will also choose the republican a.g. nominee during the april 16th primary. the candidates are peters and john rafferty. the white house has also announced it in the vice president rate. ma beginty face others on next month's pry may ballot and the winner will go on to go against pat toomey. >>> officials have identified another one of the four americans killed in tay tacks. gail martinez was traveling with her husband and four children when she was killed in t

. >> belkeys: steve shapiro in the plex with this though. >> reporter: a little entower aj. it is still very serious but it's g gd to finally hear from chris bosh. the first time we've heard from chris bosh in four weeks since he stayed out of all-star game with what he said was a strained cafl muscle, but it turned out to be a ru reoccurrence of a blood clot. bosh issued this statement through his ago. been life threatening. i am feeling great and currently do not have deep vein thrombosis. together with the miami heat i am working with doctors and exploring the best precationary treatment options and take care of every necessary step to make sure i am healthyor myself, my family and my team. our heat insider tim reynolds covers the team for the associated press. didn't acknowledge that it's a bloot clot that leftim off the coat court for four weeks and no state. bloothing medication which is the elephant in the room right now. if he is on blood thin letters ners, will any one allow him to play basketball because of the heightened risk of bleeding that comes with take such

he is running against josh shapiro for the democratic nomination. they are trying to replace embattled attorney general, kathleen kane. >> there is still no word on what caused the fire that damaged a barn in cranston heights. they saw smoke pouring from the barn at 11:30 last night. the farmer called 911 and then began rescuing a dozen sheep inside of the barn. >> investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire that damaged the home in montgomery county, the action cam was on the 200 block of gulf lane in upper merion township. it broke out at 11:00 this morning and crews say that the flames started in the garage and quickly spread to the house and fortunately nobody was hurt here. >> time for a check of the roads here, seeing how things are rolling. matt pellman is standing by with more from the traffic center. >> we have downed wires and trees and accidents, something for everybody. here it's a crash in flower town into the southbound lanes of 309 past paper mill road. a tow truck is on the scene. coming down from the turnpike heading

the judge has endorsed josh shapiro in a three-way democratic primary race. he said his relationship with the president dates back to more than a decade. >> it's even more rare for him to engage in a state race, not a federal race, so early on here in a primary, and that's not lost on me, and it's something that i am deeply gratified by, deeply humbled by and deeply proud of. >> shapiro is hoping to replace embattled kathleen kane. morganelli plans to announce the probe today. he failed to ward contracts to his lawmaker. the primary election is april 26th. they'll host a live debate between the three democratic candidates. join me april 7 at 7:00. you can watch it right here on nbc 10 or on the nbc 10 app. voters will also vote for an ap. they're an attorney and former police officer joe peters and pennsylvania state senator john rafferty. now, again, to the 2016 presidential race. democrats and republicans on both sides of the issues are united in the condemnation of his statement. >> but the -- >> reporter: donald trump is backing off comments where he said

shapiro had to do some work. >>> and i have broad shoulders. >> reporter: you look nice. >> belkeys: urn your keep. that's it for us at 6:00. i'm belkeys nerey. >> danielle: and i'm danielle nomplet don't go too far way. 7 news at 6:30 is just seconds away. >>> >> this is 7 news at 6:30 a. >> lynn: tonight at 6:30 a car going out of control troll slamming into a southth florida market. >> good evening every one. the car inside the c at time. impact. >> danielle: and one of those people not make. it brandon beyer reports from hollywood. >> she likes her nve fuel. she likes to play with them. she's really good with family. >> ro sara duarte is describing was badly injured nay car wreck on young circle in hollywood early monday morning. the driver of the red clakd, 24-year-old david la miewr was not wearing his seat belt. they say the two were dpiergt two years. le miewr was dloan fro the car and died at the scene. >> once they reached the curb, it appears they went straight and lost control of the vehicle. family says rosm san na was at the hospital being treated for w- several broken

i'm steve shapiro. coming up? sports a fun weekend at dor ravment first round of the cat a clakd championship today and the scrors low. a live rfport from doral. stay with us. >> >> belkeys: a power ball player hitting the jack spot in south florida. last night's winning ticket hitting more than 2 million collars at a tom's thumb in marathon. the store's manager thrilled bit news. >> i was amazed. i got here this morning. 7:30. i got a phone call from my lottery represents and are you wear you sold the winning lottery tickets? i said lotto? and he said no, power ball and hi goose bumps. sur priemplets the winner has not come forward as of yet. check those tickets if you were >> now, 7 weather with chief meteorologist phil ferro. >> phil: all right. a mostly cloudy day here croos s. morning lows in the 50e6789s afternoon highs 76 for the keys. low 80s across miami and fort lauderdale. right now every one is still in the 70s. 76 miami. fort lauderdale, pompano beach. pembroke pines 77 and key west the cool spot 73 d

i'm josh shapiro.'ll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> a special drone delivery this easter weekend dropped thousands of candy filled easter eggs in cherry hill this morning. dozens of kids rushed in to scoop them up. there they go. we talked to one 11-year-old who was in a sharing mood with the eggs he collected. >> when the drone dropped and didn't have no canndy, i had fie or six eggs and i gave him away because he was crying. >> that's generosity for you. impacting your world christian center hosted today's egg drone drop. >>> it's mostly looking cloudy for your easter holiday. we are tracking showers for the start of the workweek. we'll look at the timing coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> now to decision 2016, vermont candidate bernie sanders hopes to narrow the gap with hillary clinton. so far so good for sanders. nbc news projects he's the winner of the alaska caucus. caucuses are also happening in hawaii and washington state. meanwhile, republicans are focu

i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> to our decision 2016 coverage. pennsylvania residents have six hours to register to vote. >> the deadline is midnight tonight. pennsylvania vote eshs head to the polls april 26 but the decision may not be a final one. lauren mayk has that story. >> pennsylvania is unlike any state in the country. >> reporter: yes. it is unusual. we're at the national constitution center where you can walk through the process. if you win a republican primary in pennsylvania you get 17 delegates but there are three times that number that are unbound and that can make you want to look carefully at your ballot. on the floor of the convention hall are the delegates. they officially pick the party's nominee and 54 pennsylvania delegates can vote any way they want. no matter who wins the primary. who are they? republican voters will decide. along with picking a presidential candidate april 26, you'll pick delegates. >> you are directly voting for the

sports director steve shapiro live i the plex with the story. steve. >> yes he s. what are dads for anyway? but almost a very serious accident during one of our greatest american pass tes. >> christopher hor ner captured the exact moments marion county firefighter shaun cung ham stopped a flying baseball bat from hitting his 8-year-old son in the face this weekend this. is the baseball bat that hit me right here. this thing was flying. it went cros crossssg like that. think when it was doing that my dad blocked like that but then it whipped around and hit me right here. >> >> reporter: sthe were at a spring training game at disney sports for landon's birthday. ndon just borrowed his dad's phone to take pictures and he looked down f/r a second, the bat slipped out of hitter's hand. >> i saw it headed towards him and a didn't have time to think i just kind of through my arm out there. >> stopping bat in it's tracks. i definitely think he had a hand of god guardian angel watching over him that day absolutely. you can see the terrified looks on peoples 'faces. the bat

adam shapiro has more.residential candidates narrows, wider attention is paid to their position on key issues like energy. hillary clinton intends to put a lot of coal miners out of business and shift the country where from fossil fuels. an additional $30 billion in government and it includes investments in clean energy research. she's also proposing tax breaks for wind, solar and other clean energy producers. donald trump has been more specific about his energy policy that supports the increase use of fossil fuels that he's made statements in support of striking and warned the obama administration's iraq caused killing american jobs in making the united states more energy dependent on their enemies. trump has called oil the lifeblood of the united states and promised to take aim at opec. ted cruz going for a great american energy renaissance of incorporates and all of the above of what should energy or life in the oil, natural gas and nuclear power to provide abundant and affordable gas and electricity. he

they are endorsing josh shapiro. and in the race for senate, they are backing katie mcginty rubbing against former congressman joe sestak in the primary. the winner will challenge republican pat toomey. >>> from our new jersey newsroom chris christie says there will be more support for families struggling to keep a roof over their head. he listened to their struggles in glassboro and how the keeping families together program is helping them get back on their feet. >> i heard from all, or two of the three for sure that their families are falling apart or have fallen apart. we can't let that happen willingly. >> it gives vouchers that puts families in homes together. and the program is receiving 500 state rental assistance vouchers. >>> a man is behind bars after a methamphetamines lab went up in flames. police arrested james sparks of clayton last night when they responded to downs chapel road for a garage fire. officials say that sparks was in the process of making meth when the blaze started and he is facing charges

i'm backing josh shapiro for attorney general because things have to change. we need criminal justice reform because our prisons are far too overcrowded. we have to deal with drug addiction through treatment, not incarceration. and use our prison for those who are truly violent. and we need to get illegal guns off our streets. i'm joining with ed rendell and leaders across our area in supporting josh. josh shapiro will be an attorney general committed to fairness and equal justice. >>> good morning everyone we are tracking a large springtime storm system that has already been responsible for widespread severe weather back through oklahoma. that is the same storm system heading our way. i want to give you a sense of how severe of a threat is it when it comes to our local area a a the moment very heavy rain and nasty thunderstorms breaking out down just east of the mississippi. today there is an enhanced risk for severe weather in that zone. we will see a marginal risk a very low risk for severe storms come tomorrow but for now, this is where you will definitely

i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> spider-man, batman, the joker attended a new york city city council moting today. that's right. the topic, restrictions around places like times square to curb run-ins with tourists. this year, there have been 16 arrests connected to the costume characters, pushing onlookers for tips. the proposal to section off parts of the plazaer to tourists who want to take pictures. >>> philadelphians aren't the only poem willing to shell out pile of money for a popemobile. bidding at $135,000 for one of two fiats pope francis used last september. that's above the 82,000 fetched for a fiat to carry francis around philadelphia during his u.s. tour. the new york auction ends tomorrow with proceeds going to catholic schools and charities. >>> it was michael chapman who shelled out $82,000 for papal fiat at philadelphia auto show back in january, if you recall. the car was also one of two used by francis during his stop in our area last year.

josh shapiro will be an attorney general committed to fairness and equal justice. abington couple is victimized twice on february 15th michael and adrian graves lost their home in the fire. they lived there for 30 years. after the fire someone broke into what was left of their home so adrian's engagement and anniversary rings and a credit card. police say this man used the credit cards, they are not sure if he broke into the house. >> i was sent this for me but i felt like because i have been a victim of the fire, someone took the opportunity to victimize me even more because they felt like oh, your insurance will pay for it. >> if you recognize this man place call abington police. there may be more suspects involved. >>> meanwhile a burglary suspect getaway a tempt is foiled by an iphone. police say ricky weston broke in the home on ashwood road in radnor. police say he stole the family's suv while they were sleeping. the get this, an i phone left in the suv was tracking his getaway. find my phone app followed weston in philadelphia and upper darby where he was ar

i'm backing josh shapiro for attorney general because things have to change.e need criminal justice reform because our prisons are far too overcrowded. we have to deal with drug addiction through treatment, not incarceration. and use our prison for those who are truly violent. and we need to get illegal guns off our streets. i'm joining with ed rendell and leaders across our area in supporting josh. josh shapiro will be an attorney general committed to fairness and equal justice. >>> we have breaking news, just in, u.s. coastguard crews are scouring the atlantic ocean off brigantine, new jersey at this hour for three possibly four missing boaters. officials were notified a few hours ago of a capsized fishing vessel. two coastguard boats, helicopter and c130 airplane are searching an area about a half mile off of the coast. so far, no sign of the missing boaters. >>> on the campaign trail tonight donald trump is denying allegations that he is spreading rumors about ted cruz personal life. two republican presidential candidates have been in a war of words this w

shapiro. she's statement about the recurrence of a blood clot in his leg. my situation this year's never been life-threatening i am feeling great. i have been working out training with the team watching film of the games walking into place and have a tented home games despite not being visible to the public. remain positive that i will be able to return this season. our insider tim reynolds covers a team for the associated press. >> i still don't know if he's going to be able to come back this is in the matter how far that he go in the playoffs. i do know this is any concern for his health is any question about whatever he's on a whatever is not on it that's going to lead to a serious health problem for chris bosh, have serious doubts of the miami heat will clear him to the heat in chicago tomoow night. the panthers needed this win tonight at home against ottawa lost five out of six cats and read of the turnover brian campmpll digs it out to jonathan hubert look at this beauty center pass to iago. panthers lead at 1-0. the game was tied 2-2 and the second y

adam shapiro, let's get to the story. >> yeah.-- first they had the new pricing that they announced earlier this week. the value pricing and the peek pricing. now they're building two new cruise ships as well as breaking ground on the star wars theme land at the california property down near los angeles in anaheim actually. so that stock on the move. investors like that. the other stock on the move, i know this looks like a wall street journal reporting there and talks perhaps for a take over would be a 2 billion-dollar deal. just ipoed back in 2012 at $18. stock hit all-time high of $28. twenty-six dollars is where it started today now it's high -- 52-week high of 27, hi, .60. month to date it's up 32%. this could be a good daily for them. they've got 2,000 points of distribution. essentially stores in -- liz: this depresses me. people left because they loved tumi. tumi turned this industry that was so stayed and lower quality upside down. let's just hope they keep the management in place because so many of us love tumi. >> i don

i'm steve shapiro. make it a great day, everybody. fch check this out. net trouble delaying last night's game between the thunder and trailblazers. one ripping the net as heent in for the shot. using tape to preepair the 128 to 94 final score. >>> 81 in fort lauderdale, 82 in west lauderdale, it continues we want to introcues a chance of rain in the forecast until the weekend. we have high pressure in ace. it will keep temperature readings above average in the mid to upper 80s each week. on thursday we're going to do it all over again an won't be until the weekend when a front moves on through to bring in more moisture, a chance of showers, storms head inging into sunday, the old record 86. we don't think we will be shattering records but it will feel like summer out there. 82 is the forecast high in key west. the outlook is calling f f wonderful st.patrick's day going into the first day of spring on sunday. and that will be the wettest day over the weekend with higher chancecef rain and chance of seeing storms. that's your 7 on 7 forecast. >>> that is 7

we'll talk with adam shapiro at fox business network. we heard of ran some ware. within thing we have not heard of is ransom ware affecting computers. >> yes, the viruses used to attack pcs and microsoft pcs. it appears that will require you to have downloaded software so call pier to peer to peer file exchanges. the software was version 2.90. that's been stopped. because of the way the apple universe works is able to stop a software from being delivered once they find a problem like this which they've done, the folks who wrote transmission have responded with version 2.92 which cleeps up the problem. but here's the problem if your son or daughter, or even if you downloaded 2.90. you are unaware for about three days that that virus is living in your mac and it's encrypting data and three days after the infection it begins to lock you out of your personal data and then it cars you. it's a ransom. they ask you to pay them in hard to chase digital currencies. big coin. the hackers, bad guys if you want to call them that have found a way into the apple universe. >> ad