i'm ted greenberg and i'm finding out why. >>> rain returns to our forecast, but is it going to last over the weekend? i'm tracking the showers in your first alert neighborhood weather forecast. >>> if it wasn't for that person shielding me, it would have been me shot and i wouldn't be sitting here today. >> we are sharing the survival story of a 20-year-old philadelphia woman, who lived to tell about the terror in florida. patience carter says she wrote a poem to help her deal with the guilt of being alive. denise? >> reporter: the poem is powerful and a testament to her strength. she tried to come to terms with the guilt she feels as a survivor. >> i never thought in a million years that this could happen. i never thought in a million years that my eyes could witness something so tragic. looking at the souls leaving the bodies of individuals, looking at the killing machine gun throughout my right peripheral, looking at the blood and debris covered on everyone's faces, looking at the gunman's feet under the stall as he paces. >> heartbreaking, isn't it? here, patience carter writes

i am ted greenberg. the way for our weekend. meteorologist erika martin is here with the first alert neighborhood forecast. erika. >> good morning, ted. good morning, everybody. today we do have a great day on tap. temperatures really expected to reach mid to upper 80s for most of us. shoreline mid to upper 70s. tomorrow will be a little more muggy because we have a southwesterly flow. monday into tuesday we start to esome active weather with a cold front pushing down. i'll time it out for you. find out more on social media. it looks like you may see an unsettled start to tuesday morning. so follow us. look at the bottom of the screen for your neighborhood forecast. i'll see you with my extended forecast in a bit. >>> new at the jersey shore this morning. two people are dead and two others are injured after a car drove off the garden state parkway and landed in a marsh. nbc10 was on the scene in port republic. the accident happened around 1:15 this morning. officials tell us the car veered off the southb

i'm ted greenberg. lots of sunshine for our father's day weekend. meteorologist michelle grossman is here with the first alert neighborhood forecast. morning, michelle. >> hi, ted. looking good this weekend. lots of sunshine today. lots of sunshine on sunday as well. off to a cool start. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 62 in philadelphia. 59 in allentown. 62 in wilmington. ten-day outlook. warm one today. 86. sunshine. cooler at the beaches. 91 on father's day and hotter on monday, 91. showers and storms on tuesday. we clear it out wednesday. really nice days thursday and friday, temperatures in the low 80s. >>> new from overnight. philadelphia police are investigating two attempted robberies and a shooting in center city. the first happened at juniper and locust streets around 3:00 a.m. police say the victim was approached by two men demanding money. he ran away, but the men followed and again tried to rob him. they shot the victim in the leg. he is okay. the men then tried to rob another person at 15th and spruce. this person struggled with the du

ted greenberg explains the proposal. >> reporter: it's an idea that's sparked debate on the boardwalk legalized recreational marijuana in atlantic city. >> it's here anyway. you're kidding yourself if you don't think it's being sold here and smoked here already. >> reporter: under a bill introduced today, new jersey voters would be asked to decide if heavily regulated pot use shown allowed in the city limits to help provide an economic boost to the near bankrupt seaside resort. >> recreational marijuana in a resort town like this where the families come? i think that's a bad idea. i think that's a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: the assemblyman's plan would permit commercial growth, sale, possession and consumption of marijuana by adults 21 and older. it also calls for a 20% tax on the pot. atlantic city would get half that money with the rest going to various state funds. >> we need a lot of attractions to bring a lot of people to atlantic city, but i don't think that's one of them. >> reporter: the city council president says while he appreciates the support, this is one plan that

i'm ted greenberg. it's 5:30 a.m. michelle grossman is here with the father's day forecast. looking good, michelle. >> yes. it's going to be warm tomorrow but a nice day. sunshine into the forecast today. also onñ sunday. so warm today, even warmer for your father's day. overall looking to be a really nice weekend. outdoors we're looking at mainly clear skies this morning. sun is up in a lot of spots. we're brighter in a lot of spots. looking at mainly clear skies. cool start. temperatures in the 50s and 60s across the area. a live look in wilmington. this is north wildwood, looking at temperatures in the 50s. you may need a light jacket this morning. 60 in philadelphia. 53 in south jersey. 51 in the p.a. suburbs and 57 in delaware. zooming closer to the suburbs. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. west bradford township, 58. we're looking at temperatures cool this morning. we'll rise very, very quickly, though, once the sun gets going. chadsford, 54. by this afternoon we will be into the mid to upper 80s in a lot of spots. new hope, 50. north wail, 49. new jersey, as we g

i'm ted greenberg. thank you for being with us. it's 5:00 on this saturday morning. let's get right to meteorologist michelle grossman in the first alert neighborhood weather center. we're looking at a great weekend for the dads out there. >> that's right. also tomorrow for father's day. starting out so nice. we showed you the picture in cape may. looks beautiful already with the sun starting to rise. we'll have a lot of sunshine today. it will be pretty close to normal father's day. it will be a little warmer than today. outdoors in north wildwood, we're still a little dark at the moment but mainly clear skies and lots of sunshine throughout the day. infsax philadelphia right now, 60 degrees. winds are calm. humidity level is not too bad today. so really an overall nice day for the end of june. neighborhood forecast right now, looking at temperatures mainly in the 50s and 60s. 60 in philadelphia, 54 in lehigh valley. 51 in suburbs. 57 in delaware. looking down at the shore, we'll be a little cooler today. in the mid 70s. in the city, closer to 86. summerspoint. 56.

nbc 10 jersey shore reporter, ted greenberg, has the story. >> reporter: the auction near said he felt like he was selling parts of the monopoly board, but instead of passing go to collect 200 bucks in play money, atlantic city put 120 pieces of unused land up for bid today to bring in real cash it desperately needs. >> it's a good opportunity to invest right now. >> interested in the area for a while, just, i guess, thinking if we couldn't go below the level it's at. >> reporter: the financially strapped resort sold all surplus property for more than $1.7 million at what was dubbed the great real estate auction, lots incoming prime water front land with some bids as low as $100. >> it can be a win-win, you know, the city sells the property, we buy it, we can develop. >> it gets them on the tax roll so to speak, and it gets them out of the responsibility of the city. >> reporter: the new owner of the former revel resort with checks in hand, but he has his eyes on a bigger prize. >> we are waiting for this, and see who has business. >> reporter: no minimum on the sprawling former airpor

i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us. it's 5:30 on this saturday morning. we say good morning to meteorologist erica martin in the first alert neighborhood weather center. the fog will clear out, erica, and then we have a great weekend. >> a perfect weekend in the forecast. good morning to you. a really nice day on top. and in fact, at entire nice weekend. we do have the fog this morning, so keep that in mind. everything will improve as the sun comes out. our pollen forecast a little bit of an issue. not going to be too bad. as bad as we saw last weekend. still seeing high to moderate for today, improving by tuesday. that's simply because it looks like we have some rain showers in the forecast. live shot outside. north wildwood seeing a break in the clouds already. as we take a wider perspective, notice we are seeing lots of 60s out there. the trend is going to be steady upwards. we'll see some 80s by 2:00 p.m. enjoy the day, lots of sunshine. i am forecasting mostly sunny to sunny skies along the shoreline. seeing lots of 60s. again, it's the fog that we h

tonight all new at 6:00, nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg tells us how the competition is make sure cara's legacy will live on. >> just normal like you're seeing your best friend on the street. >> reporter: behind the waves and the smiles at this year's miss new jersey pageant there is a painful void. >> it still doesn't feel real. >> reporter: cara mccollum would have been on stage with them rehearsing for the show. it comes just four months after mccollum, miss new jersey 2014, died following a car accident. >> she is truly so missed and all week we've been trying to figure out how we can do this without cara, and it's been hard. >> reporter: following two nights of preliminary competition in ocean city, miss new jersey 2015, lindsay giannini will hand over the crown during tomorrow evening's bittersweet finale. >> cara would want us to be happy. she was the happiest, funniest person that i had ever met. >> reporter: the 24-year-old princeton grad was also a news anchor at millville-based snj today and beloved girlfriend of nbc 10 anchor keith jones. she will be remembered wh

and it ted greenberg takes a closer look. >> reporter: it's only about the side of a dime.ut this small creature immediately caught josh hart's eye. >> i never saw a jellyfish like. >> reporter: experts say it appears to be a clinging jelgly fish, potentially invasive species in new jersey with a sting on potent, some people have required hospital treatment. >> it's just not affected. >> reporter: hart spotted the jellyfish with a flashlight while fishing outside the point pleasant canal. he scooped it up with a jug. and they reached out to one of the experts. and he and a greoup of graduate students came to see it for themselves. >> this is the first occurrence in new jersey. >> reporter: the gem jellyfish turned up in cape cod. experts say they normally like shallow calm water. but not along coastal ocean beaches. >> if it is what it turns out, pretty wild. >> reporter: they will test the creature's dna in the coming weeks for see if it's truly a kripgi in clicki clicking clipging clinging jellyfish. ted greenberg, nbc 10. >>> coming up next, we'll survey the damage as se

i'm ted greenberg. it's 5:00 a.m. on this saturday morning. thank you so much for being up with us. let's say good morning to first alert meteorologist erica martin in the first alert weather center. >> you bring up great points as far as the fog. we do have a patchy, foggy start to the day. so that marine layer. i'm explain why we have that in a moment. weather headlines do include the fog that was eventually start to improve. lots of sunshine in the forecast. i am forecasting mostly clear to clear skies for most of the area. it's not going to be muggy for today. however, a change in the forecast by later tomorrow. so enjoy today. drier conditions and certainly very nice temperatures. tonight also dealing with some patchy figuog through the over night hours into tomorrow morning. keep that in mind. current temperature 66 degrees. northeasterly wind, 8 miles per hour. here we're seeing a little bit of an easterly push. more northerly. about 100 to 200 miles offshore there is a low pressure system pushing in a lot of wind, so that is affecting the waves right now. with that in mind,

in atlantic city, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> we want to tell you about this opportunity. nbc 10 and nbc universal are giving away grants to local non-profit organizations. we call it 21st century solutions. the goal is to support non-profits implementing new and innovative programs. the application is on our website, nbc10.com. the deadline to apply is august 26th. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> nice warm day today. this time yesterday we were getting pounded with a line of thunderstorms, many of them causing some wind damage. today, lot of sunshine. even more so in delaware, south jersey, and jersey shore. temperatures into the 80s everywhere because of the land breeze. and berks county, 81 degrees in reading. even warmer in parts of the lehigh valley. bethlehem at 84. easton 84. nazareth 83 degrees right now. and really not much on the radar. we had a couple little showers headed in the general election of lehigh valley. they've pretty much fallen apart. we have a little more activity around t

the nbc10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg has the details. >> reporter: boardwalk violence gone viral. >> there's a lot of business. >> reporter: gift shop worker george witnessed this friday night fight in wildwood, packed at the time with memorial day weekend crowds. >> i think it's a disgrace. >> reporter: police say several people who appear to be teenage boys were involved near the end of this cell phone video shared on social media, another merchant emerges with a baseball bat to stop the brawl. >> he didn't hit nobody, but he just wanted them to get out. >> we prepare for this as best we can. we have as many officers out as we can. >> reporter: investigators say they have no suspects and no one has come forward as a victim. the fight was one of several on the boardwalk over the holiday weekend. >> when there's alcohol involved, things happen. >> reporter: police believe underage drinking off the boards in places like motel rooms and rented condos was likely a factor. a crackdown is in the works. >> we're putting additional officers on overtime on the boardwalk. we're

ted greenberg takes us on a tour of one of the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: with both her front and backyards filled with toppled trees, a crushed pickup truck, and other damaged property, jessica hennessey is overwhelmed. >> daunting. thank goodness my mother-in-law is here to help us. otherwise i might be crying. >> reporter: she hits in the middle of the hart hid area where many spent yesterday cleaning up from severe storms that tore through cape may county with up to 80-mile-an-hour winds. a tree came down and crashed on this side the house. >> reporter: as a contractor, he'll do the work himself. it will cost him in more ways than one. >> it's a busy time of year. it's going put me way behind. >> reporter: we were there when the national weather center toured the damage today. winds, not a tornado was responsible. >> basically we saw all the trees pointing in the same direction, so that led us to the conclusion this was a basically straight downward trend. >> this tree fell down on his home and pool. he's hoping the get it salvaged. >> just got it cleaned up yesterday. was hop

i'm ted greenberg. just about 9:30 on this saturday morning. re looking at a fantastic father's day weekend. first alert meteorologist michelle grossman is here with the forecast. >> hi, ted. looks great today and also on sunday. lots of sunshine. we'll end the weekend with lots of sunshine as well. weekend beauty. tracking 90s to return. could be as early as tomorrow in some spots. 90s returning monday as well. you can see the temperatures click up on sunday into the low 90s. not every spot but some spots have a chance to reach into the 90s on sunday and also monday. so today, 80s. mid and upper 80s. shore points a little cooler than that. in philadelphia right now 70 degrees. winds are calm. it's beautiful outside. we are looking at sunshine all across the area. 69 degrees. in the lehigh valley. 70 in pa suburbs. 7 # in philadelphia. 69 in south jersey and 69 degrees at the jersey shore. if you are in delaware, you're looking at 70s in spots with mainly upper 60s. 75 in marshalton. greenville 67. reedy point coming in at 68 degrees. if you are

. >> so we sent ted greenberg to find out just who might buy one. >> reporter: for scott publice, taking aim at a south jersey shooting range is a beautiful sport. >> it's a beautiful hobby for me and my daughter and my kids. >> reporter: like most americans, he has strong feelings about the nightclub massacre in orlando. >> it's insane, it's crazy. >> reporter: his semiautomatic sport rifle is similar to the ar-15 rifle omar mateen use in the mass shooting but he says it's legal in new jersey. questions have been raised why to have a gun like this. for publice, it's a hobby to shoot. lawmakers will try to tighten the laws for gun-biding owners. >> the crazy people can get a gun from anybody out on the street. what are you going to do to protect us from them getting a gun, you know, illegally. >> i'm all for fixing an issue if there's an issue. and i believe there's 100% an issue with the accessibility of firearms in this country to certain individuals. >> reporter: chuck burwick is president of banger's sports shop located next to the shooting range. they still ar-style rifles and offer

i'm ted greenberg. just about 6:30 on this saturday morning. let's get the father's day weekend forecast from michelle. i'm going to add going to the pool to that. >> you'll be sitting in dance recital recitals. >> wilmington, lots of sunshine. nice start to the day. cool in spots. you need the layers. north wildwood, some people walking along the boards. we're looking at mostly sunny skies this morning. here are the cool temperatures. you might need the layers in some spots. 51 in mount holly. 53 in atlantic city. to the west. 59 in coatesville. wilmington, 58. 59 in philadelphia. philadelphia, in the 50s. 54 in the lehigh valley. by 8:00, 64. look at the big jump. by 10:00 already into the mid 70s. by lunchtime, low 80s. we'll be into the mid 80s by 2:00 and topping around 60 in the lehigh valley. philadelphia, mostly sunny. you need the sun screen. if you're headed to the pool or beaches, sun screen definitely necessary. the uv index high today. 86. 85 in the suburbs. new jersey, 84. with the exception of the beaches which stay put in the 70

ted greenberg is live in a.c.what the beach patrol is doing to bring in new blood. >> for josephine, a job of watching the water in atlantic city is a family tradition. >> dad was a lifeguard here, so i want to try out and continue the legacy. >> she is training for a try-out test this weekend that she hopes will land her a spot on a.c.'s understaffed beach patrol. >> we're looking to replenish the ranks. >> ranks down by about 30 lifeguards since last year due to retirement and some even choosing not to return because of concerns about atlantic city's financial crisis. that's left the beach patrol with its lowest staffing level since the 1940s. and at times, fewer eyes on the surf. >> what we do is stretch out where we used to have two guards, will be one and we have a lot more communication. >> it will be just as safe as normal. >> the hiring test sunday will be the resort's first in three years. the pay starts at about $100 a day. former beach haven life guard matt is hoping to snag one of the open spots in atl

. >> reporter: ted greenberg with how far they're going to save the turtles. >>> first, a look at the closing bell on wall street. we showed you the dow was down, looks like the nasdaq and s&p followed suit today after britain voted to leave the european union. ♪ ♪ winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! >>> okay, look at this, a little difficult to see just because the water's so dark, but crews here are working to save a whale tangled up in fishing rope off the coast of massachusetts. they spotted the whale swimming slowly and realize the it was in trouble. they reeled in the rope, cult it, and minutes later, the whale was enjoying its newly found freedom. >>> back in our area, crews in allentown get help in preparing for a worst case scenario. >> keep in mind what you will see is a drill, but we want to see this to you that took place today at the international airport in lehigh valley. the plane on fire is a training

sources telling nbc 10 ted greenberg that sources, a deal has been reached at the tropicana.'ll have much more on this at 5:00. until then, live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> from the nbc 10 delaware bureau, kraft hines looking to add dozens of full-time jobs at its plant in dover. they approved two grants worth more than $1 million for the factory. that means 28 job openings are now available in dover. state officials also say the plant could be getting even more jobs after the company shuts down one of its plants in maryland. >>> if you like getting a bite of raw cookie dough, the fda has a warning for you. people should not eat raw dough or batter of any kind because of an outbreak of illnesses related to e. coli. the company's recalled 10 million pounds of flour sold under the gold medal, gold medal wondra and signature kitchen brands. >>> to something we've seen at concerts lately. thousands of people holding up their smartphones at the same time taking pictures and video. but now apple is developing technology that could put an end to t

. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg.why the dogs could be months away from new home. >>> 20 young dogs have been rescued from what authorities describe as a deplorable situation in ocean county. >> shelters across new jersey are caring for the puppies that have h barely any contact with people. and new at 5:30, nbc10 has more from the jersey shore bureau on the story. ted? >> reporter: denise and keith, several puppies are being cared for at a shelter here in atlantic city. and even more were taken today from a second location linked to the same owner. [ barking ] >> reporter: they are easily frightened, especially by the sight of a person. >> everything is completely new to them. >> reporter: the four puppies now at the humane society of atlantic county are among 20 rescued from what have been described as horrific, miserable conditions. >> we could see how absolutely terrified the dogs were. >> reporter: authorities say the dogs, many about five-month-old, were being kemtd inside a garage -- being kept inside a garage

i'm ted greenberg. thank you for being with us. on our weekend weather forecast from first alert meteorologist erika martin. a lot of clouds out there right now, erika. they'll be getting out of here. >> we are seeing a shift in the winds already. that's what we want. evaporational pretty much for the clouds. so lots of sunshine throughout the day. if you look at the bottom of your screen you'll see your neighborhood forecast. again, sunshine is on tap for today and tomorrow. current temperatures, 67 degrees. notice the winds are mild right now. that's really the story. however, a little bit of a northeasterly push. so this weekend, today the clouds are already clearing. not muggy. humidity is low. so that's good news for today. and tonight we have some more fog following through the overnight hours. tomorrow, temperatures will be a little bit warmer, more sunshine in the forecast. we also have a bit of a southerly push. keep in mind it will be a little muggier. futurecast. we're already seeing a break in the clouds. an offshore lo

i'm ted greenberg. 9:30 this saturday morning. thank you for being with us. let's get a check of our first alert neighborhood weather with erika martin. >> especially tomorrow i think it will be a little bit sunnier than today. we're already seeing a major break in the clouds. by 11:00 a.m. and certainly by noon. get out and enjoy the day and be sure you apply the sunscreen often. at the bottom of the screen you'll see your neighborhood forecast. live look outside. the temperatures are climbing nicely. 72 degrees. northeasterly winds at 9 miles per hour. cloud-cast improving as the day progresses through tomorrow. so notice a few clouds just offshore. they're just not going to make it here. more sunshine in the forecast later today and certainly for tomorrow. take full advantage because we do have a change on the approach by monday into tuesday. right now seeing lots of 70s. and the sun peeking through. do not forget to drink water often throughout the day and apply that sunscreen. so your weekend forec

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so that in itself is exciting. >> that was nbc 10's ted greenberg reporting. if you want to work at showboat, we're told you need to apply in person at tomorrow's job fair. it's being held at the showboat from 1:00 to 7:00 at night. >>> philadelphia police are looking for two suspects who shot a 17-year-old driver after trying to rob him. investigators say the suspects approached victim's car ain h in approached victim's car ain h n hunting park this morning. they tried to open the door, when they drove off, the suspects fired shots. one of the bullets went through the driver's side window hitting the victim. he was able to drive himself to st. christopher's hospital where he's in stable condition. >>> ten year to day since someone murdered a south jersey women. police are renewing their efforts to find the killer. the body of desiree mcgraw was left at the fire company in deptford. that site is abandoned now. back in 2006, election workers at the firehouse found her body partially clothed. her family believes the young mother of two got wrapped up with drugs

in latic city, ted greenberg, nbc news. >> nice at the shore for most of the day.ot a brief heavy shower, and now it's gone. and now most of the rest of the showers are gone as well. let's head down and you can see how far offshore that rain has gone. at least the heavier stuff. we have a little bit of light rain at cape may. wildwood has started to clear out, and the rest of the shore is doing fine. southern delaware still getting the last of it. georgetown getting rain. lewis, but this area has really weakened in the last hour. so rain is not all that heavy. we have some more disturbances back to the west. that's going to help trigger some of those showers that i'm talking about for tomorrow. the sun is coming back out. everywhere except at the shore, and the temperatures jump back up, into the mid-70s in philadelphia and delaware, lehigh valley. they got knocked down into the 60s while it was raining. so it's back up to 76 degrees in harmony hills. 75 in wilmington. they were dropping to the mid-60s. middletown, 78 degrees. still warm in parts of southern delawa

ted greenberg hosted the event which honors 18 special young people. >>> sports is next. >>> this isrts desk" bought brought to you by xfinity. p1 from xfinity will change way you experience tv. >> hey, i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. eagles wrap up their only mandatory minicamp, six week office before training camp. the birds moved inside because of storms and sam bradford is completely healthy, for the first time in three years in an offseason. he said it's awesome he does not have to worry about his knee. doug pederson and coaches say sam has been outstanding and doug's offense is going to allow sam to audible and change plays at the hine of scrimmage. chip kelly did not allow that. >> i think that's what every quarterback wants. you want the ability to get in and out of plays, ability to make things right. it puts pressure outon during the week to study, know what the opponent is going to do. >> sam is stepping up as a leader, organizing offensive teammates to get together in san diego for workouts before training camp. >> as good as it is to get on the field and throw rut

i'm ted greenberg, welcome back to nbc 10 news today.'s check in with erika martin in the first alert neighborhood weather center. >> yeah, it is ideal. a little breeze there feeling really good. a few extra clouding. a gorgeous day, happy father's day to you. i think mother nature came through you father's today. it is beautiful today, we're seeing a break in the clouds already. a high pressure system will really dominate today and tomorrow. we have two sitting over the eastern seaboard. right now already seeing lots of sunshine in the forecast, low to mid 70s, but as the day progresses we will see upper 80s to low 90s and that same story for tomorrow. cooling down and improving by tuesday. we're seeing lots of 90s as the expected high temperature across the area. a couple things to be mindful of. an onshore flow here, winds are very mild. they're variable right now. i mention that because duo have that rip current risk at moderate. so for those of you going to the beach, be mindful of the parents going into the water. father's day, i t

live in wildwood, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> thank for that, ted. >>> a quick break, and we'll >>> right now on nbc 10 news -- the greatest. more than 100,000 people turned out, loved ones, friends, family, to remember boxing legend muhammad ali at an interfaith memorial service. live right now in louisville. let's listen in. >> when his mother died he arranged for multiple faith to represent her at her funeral and wanted the same for himself. we are especially grateful for the presence of diverse faith leaders here today and i would like to ask them to stand once more and be recognized. [ applause ] thank you. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> you know, as i reflect on the life of my husband it's easy to see his talents. his majesty in the ring as he danced under those lights enshined him as a champion for the ages. less obvious the extraordinary sense of timing. if not for being in the right place at the right place, seemed to be ordained by a higher power, even though surrounded by jim crow he was born into a family with two parents that nurtured and encouraged him. he wa

. >> nbc 10 reporter ted greenberg tried to speak to that couple after the incident. police say their 2-year-old daughter wandered into a neighbor's pool where she was found unresponsive. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, showboat casino hotel will reopen next month, but not as a casino. it will still be called showboat, but now a nongam blink h gam blebling hotel. he's also working on new amenities for the showboat complex, but he's not ready to reveal them just yet. >>> health officials are urging new and returning students at rutgers to get meningitis vaccinations after two students got significant with the disease earlier this year. bottom were hospitalized and have recovered.with the disease earlier this year. bottom were hospitalized and have recovered. students will have to submit a form verifying they have been vaccinated or sign a form acknowledging the risks of not getting vaccinated before returning to school. >>> from our delaware bureau, narcan kits are going out to more than 20 police departments across the state. and they are paying for them with money

live in atlantic city, ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >>> some new jersey residents suffering from ptsd willw be able to use medical marijuana for treatment. legislators passed the bill today. it allows them to united states medical marijuana only if conventional therapies don't work. >>> well, a rainy day, but we have seen big improvements. now, the clouds are still with us. this is a live look outside right by nbc10 from our studios here. we're still tracking some rain, but most of the area still sitting under overcast skies. your seven-day forecast is always scrolling at the bottom of the screen for you. we have the cloud cover in place and we are in the upper 60s through most of the area. atlantic city, 67 degrees. all allentown coming in at 67 degrees. we're running about 5 to 10 degrees cooler across the area. allentown running 11 degrees cooler than yesterday at this point. big difference today with the rain, wind direction, and now the cloud cover in place. you see the clouds in place. we really don't have much, though, in the way of rain. we've really cleared out a lot since earlier

live in atlantic city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> here's keith jones. >> next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, the king of prussia mall was big, but get ready, dozens of new stores are about to open. we've got a sneak peek inside. >>> the first alert weather team tracks the storms as they move closer to our area. i'll have the latest timing for your neighborhood. >>> we continue to follow breaking news from turkey. at least ten people are dead after a series of explosions at the ataturk airport. we're getting new information. we'll have a live update right here on nbc 10 news at 5:00. sab airport. . >>> we're following breaking news out of turkey where two explosions rocked istanbul's ataturk airport. this is new video that shows people inside the terminal taking cover following the blasts. at least ten people are dead, about 20 wounded. a turkish official just confirmed there were two suicide attackers. this is unfolding at the busy arrivals terminal. there are no inbound or outbound u.s. passenger flights to turkey right now. stay with us. nbc news will have a special report with new i

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live in atlantic city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weatherh chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we continue to track the thunderstorms through the afternoon. not much lightning left, except when you go pretty far to the south. just outside of our area, down around baltimore, maryland. they're getting smashed. but that's not moving this way. we have this area, and this area around allentown. now, that has pretty much just developed within the last hour. and it's a pretty heavy thunderstorm, just starting to get some lightning with it. so it's right near easton. look at that. and it is the one storm that is actually intensifying right here, nazareth. the other part is just east of easton. we'll keep our eye on that particular cell. what's down to the south is, again, really weakened, just east of lancaster. if it holds together, it would be near coatesville about 6:17. newark about 7:00. wilmington, about 7:10. up by hazelton, they're holding together, but they're not as strong as they were. the futurecast shows it's going to tak

. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg with how far they're going to save diamondback terrapins. >> and raphael miranda returns with a check of your forecast. everybody's running to blinds to go's summer shade sale, going on now. hurry in and take 20% off all shades! save on roller shades, cellular shades pleated, wooven wood, roman, solar and cascade shades did we mention huge savings on shades? blinds to go. blinds for life. selfies are cool. know what else is cool? blinds to go's summer shades sa, going on now. take 20% off all shades! sale ends soon. >>> you've probably seen them at the jersey shore. those diamondback terrapins. >> there are efforts all along the coast to keep these turtles from becoming road kill when they come across busy roads to but there's one family taking a unique step to protect them. >> reporter: some have wondered if it's a new place to play. >> they were like is that your sandbox? >> reporter: but the makeshift beach in the front yard is actually a nesting ground for diamondback terrapins. considered a species of special concern in new jersey. >> i care a lot. i

live in ocean city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> great day to be down there on the shore. >> book the hotels and get down to the shore if you can. ted, thanks so much. >> and if you can't make it to the shore we've got you covered here in philadelphia. nbc 10 and telemundo 52 are proud partners of this year's wawa welcome america festival. the festivities got under way today and lasts for eight straight days so check it out o. for a full list of events check them out as they are controlling on the bottom of the screen. >>> was that a nice live shot from the shore or what. it's not like that everywhere in the area. as you can see on the live radar, we still have rain in southeastern pennsylvania though it's clearing up for the allentown area and the poconos and parts of lancaster county. we're still not getting much down around the wilmington area. remember, an hour or so ago, fairly heavy in allentown and now the remnants of this are coming down into philadelphia and the northern suburbs. not nearly as heavy but it's just now getting into the city limits. just about to hit abbington a

i'm ted greenberg. lots of sun for this father's day. s here. >> high temperatures mainly in the 80s and 90s. happy father's day to you, ted, and all of the great dads out there. we're tracking these climbing temperatures throughout the day as we expect to see these 90s. keep in mind even though we have plenty of sunshine in the forecast you have to apply sunscreen often. more clouds for parts of new jersey. 92 is the expected average high, the reason is the shoreline with more clouds around there and a little bit of an onshore flow. >>> breaking news in south philadelphia, the search continues for the driver of this mini van that crashed into the delaware river. witnesses say the vehicle crashed through a fence and plunged into the water. >>> happening at st. anthony of pottawa italian festival this year. there will be food, rides, artwork, and a concert this evening. visit from 2:00 to 8:30 p.m. we're back at 9:00 for 90 minutes of news. hope you have a great father's day. >>> let's look at the pros and cons of father's day. here we go.

. >> reporter: ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >> even though the fbi looked into the gunman twice, thatvent him from buying the guns he use in the attack. under federal law, you must be convicted of a felony to be banned from buying firearms. last september supporters tried to pass a law to block suspected terrorists from buying guns and explosives. but the senate voted it down. >>> and senator bob casey wants to keep guns out of the hands with people with hate crimes in their past. today he introduced the hate crimes prevention act to prevent anyone convicted of a hate crime from buying or possessing a gun. >> we've got hundreds and hundreds of hate groups across the country now that weren't around even a couple years ago. weren't around five years ago, ten years ago. >> the legislation also calls for a ban on military-style weapons, limits clips and magazine sizes and it also bans anyone on the fbi's terrorist watch list from buying a gun. >>> well, as we go throughout the night tonight, it will be nice outside. the weather today is very comfortable, especially when you compare it to