tuesday may 19th is the primary in philadelphia. and then tuesday november 3rd voters will head to the polls for the general election. >>> the death of turnpike employees has led to a new push for worker safety. today in bucks county the pennsylvania turnpike commission launched a campaign urging driverses to slow down in work zones. tv commercials featuring maintenance workers will be used to get the message out. officials say more than 30 pennsylvania turnpike workers have been killed over the years. many in work zones. >>> the campaign called operation orange squeeze was spurred by the death of turnpike maintenance worker bill mcguigin killed in a chster county work zone after hit by a truck. he was the second local worker killed in a two-year period. >>> new at 6:00 bryn-mawr hospital is planning a $200 million renovation project. the township board of commissioners approved the plan. there will be a new patient pavilion and renovations to the labor, delivery and maternity units. the project should be completed in 2018. >>> from

the timing has to be there. >> it's hang in philadelphia. the epa says the interactive park bench has a built in monitoring station that measures air quality and the weather. officials say it's a unique way to get the public to participate in measuring weather information. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> 20 minutes before 5:00. the rain is starting to taper off. still coming down in philadelphia, but look at that temperature, 60 degrees. the heavy rain has ended in the city. there are still a few spots on the radar screen with heavier showers. you can see lighter showers farther north and west moving into berks county. look at the more moderate showers moving through lower bucks county and in the pemberton area in central burlington county it's really coming down. the storms are moving off of the northeast at 40 miles an hour. it's fast moving and it will be clearing out. you can see the tail end of the wet weather moving into delaware right now. so your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast impro

. >> the iconic icic icic philadelphia international records building will be taken down this morning. the historic building also known as the sound of philadelphia served as the long-time headquarters of kenny gamble and leon huff. starts like michael jack patty labelle and chubby chuckecker. a dupont spokesperson said the company would sell off assets if it is good for shareholders nap could also include the dupont country club in north willmington wilmington. >> what he did it and what it means for his cans coming pup. play. nbc 10, the official television station of the philadelphia eagles. count on it! >>> welcome back on this saturday morning. get ready for warm day. we're pretty mild in some spots this morning, chillier in others. we looking at partly cloudy skies this morning in philadelphia. winds are calmer but we're going to see them picking up later this afternoon. we're dealing with a little fog in some spots. areas of fog, especially north and west. down to three quarters of a mile in allentown. same story al

the debate for philadelphia mayor. will be held on tuesday night at the kimmel center. jim rosenfield will moderate the debate which you can watch right here on nbc 10. we want to give you a chance to submit your questions to the candidates. all you have to do is click on the nbc 10 news app or go to nbc10.com. >>> tomorrow on nbc 10 "@issue," you can get to know more about the candidates and where they stand on the topics important to you. "@issue" airs tomorrow morning at 11 oox 30 right here on nbc 10 after "meet the press." >>> in what could be a sign of things to come hillary clinton has sign a lease at a building in new york that analysts believe could be her campaign headquarters. a person familiar with the plan says that clinton has signed the lease for two floors in a brooklyn heights office. according to political insiders. clinton is expected to announce she's running for president in the coming weeks. >>> the time is 8:41. when we come back we'll meet this week's wednesday's child. >>> plus a windy day ahea

the showers are moving out. they are moving from west to east. mainly from philadelphiao the east in parts of southern new jersey, also parts of northern and central and southern delaware. that's where the showers are right now. you can see all that green on map, mainly light stuff. we're not seeing darker shading indicateing thunderstorms or heavy rain. it's mainly light stuff across the area. still dark outside but waking up to clouds before they finally clear out of here over the next couple of hours. temperatures are mild this morning, although dropping 54 right now in philadelphia. 55 in atlantic city. you can clearly see where the front is that milder air to the east and cooler air back to the west. 48 in allentown, 49 in lancaster. 38 degrees in mt. pocono and winds are gusting at 24 miles per hour in philadelphia. up to 30 miles per hour in reading. 32 mile per hours in wilmington and 24 mile per hours in atlantic city. future weather as we go throughout time here, we'll see the showers move on. we'll see the sun come out later on this morning. it's a windy after

but we saw winds gusting up to 71 miles per hour in the philadelphia area but right now some of that heavier rain moving into bucks county around doylestown. also moving back into sections of burlington and ocean county counties. and we've been monitoring some lightning with the cells as well. but you can see as we zoom in over the last several hours we saw that cold front it just kind of blue through the area. numerous wind reports across our area. also as we move into sections of sussex county right now looking at moderate to heavy rain. that is going clip you in the cape may area. so we'll expand the view again you can see numerous reports of wind across the area. some tree damage in sections of the lehigh valley as well as sections of gloucester county. so we'll continue to monitor that. but take look at the impressive peak wind gusts. 71 miles per hour at the philadelphia international airport. that's close to hurricane force. northeast philadelphia 62-mile an hour wind. turnersville 60-mile per hour winds and 55-mile per hour winds in sections every lehigh valley. but 50s in phi

the rain has ended in philadelphia and in millville. in fact look at the clouds blowing past the camera here at the "nbc 10" studios. some breaks in the distance. we'll see more breaks as the morning progresses. the wind kicking the clouds out of here. 9-mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia. we're seeing stronger winds to the west. look at the gusts in lancaster. 29 miles an hour. that wind will be increasing for the rest of the area as the day goes on. it will help to clear things out. there is a light rainfall moving through norris town and extending to upper bucks county. the last few showers are heading towards southern chester county right now at the tail end of the system that brought us storms overnight. during the day today we'll start with some clouds. more and more sunshine from the pocono mountains, allentown and quaker town. typical spring weather for doylestown mount holly into the 60s this afternoon. clouds to start with. they're already breaking. more and more sunshine for dover, cape may and vineland. this afternoon up to 66

the debate for philadelphia mayor. it will be held on tuesday night at the kimmel center. jim rosenfield will moderate the debate which you can watch right here on nbc 10. we want to give you a chance to submit your questions to the candidates. click on the nbc 10 news app orìáhp &hc% go to our website, nbc10.com. tomorrow on nbc 10 "@issue," we'll know more about the candidates and where they stand on topics. "@issue" airs tomorrow at 11:30 right here on nbc 10 after "meet the press." >>> the time right now is 6:27. philadelphia police are working to find a hit and run driver this morning. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in fishtown at the scene that turned deadly overnight. jesse? >> rosemary that's right. they're looking for the driver and unfortunately this is not the first time this has happened here. another victim another story similar to with this one. we'll have that coming up right after the break. >>> we are waking up to showers across the area. a live look outside, mostly cloudy right now in philadelphia. tempe

this is the view from south philadelphia. camera shaking in a steady wind and the rain has been heavy at times. that rain will stay with us this morning but tapering off later in the morning for some breaks of sunshine this afternoon. the wind is the other element. look at the wind blowing the flag in center city. the winds have been gusting to more than 30 miles an hour. right now, philadelphia international, wind gusting to 35 miles an hour. northeast philadelphia airport, 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts. low 50s right now with the rain but look at the wind. 35-mile-an-hour wind gusts now in dover and in philadelphia international. the stronger gusts are reaching into the pocono mountains this morning. along with the winds, rainfall. steadier heavier rainfall across most of the delaware. central delaware cumberland county newcastle county the rainfall is minutes away. you can see steady moderate showers through montgomery county. that will be moving into bucks county in the next few minutes. so stand by for a rainy, windy start.

i'm also the proud president of the philadelphia association of black journalists. onor to welcome you to the moving philadelphia forward 2015 democratic mayoral candidates forum. roughly a third of philadelphia's residents live in poverty and three out of four do not possess a four-year college degree. the next mayor of this city will have a huge impact on

lux corporation relocated from new jersey to the philadelphia navy yard. last week the company's employees moved into their offices. lux is the second largest retail brand of thermostats. approximately 11,000 people are now working at the former military base in south philly. according to the bureau of labor statistics, philadelphia added more jobs last year than any year since the year 2000. >>> looking 50 years into the future, the king of prussia district has laid out its vision for the future of that area. and part of that includes private development projects that will break ground in the next year or two. and it's not just about shopping. >> there's also a lot of trends, formative transportation projects and infrastructure projects that will change the face of king of prussia forever, like the king of prussia rail extension, some of the new bridge work being done on 422. >> he says the planning development and construction process takes a long time. so it's important to look far into the future. >>> climate change. president obama says it could be haz

it feels like the 30s. 38 degrees in philadelphia. ll warm tinges sthings up. 44 degrees. low 50s in the afternoon. it's go to be a chilly ball game. >> i've got good news "black list" is back tonight at 9:00. >> you can get information and news at the nbc10 app. . >>> good morning, terrifying turbulence severe weather forces a delta plane to abandon landing to two different area airports before being diverted to boston. on the way there, turbulence so extreme, two people send to the hospital. >> we feel like king king picked up the plane like there was no tomorrow. >> alarming revelation. a new report says the secret service took more than a year to fix a broken security system at the texas home of former president george h.w. bush. what took so long? >>> the doctors, one of the physicians behind that scathing letter against dr. oz speaks out for the first time. this morning, why he's having second thoughts about signing it. >>> and viva las vega

he is live in the north philadelphia neighborhood. >> mitch, what is the reaction out there to charges against keonna thomas? >> reporter: keith and renee, genuine surprise. this block north 10 street in north philadelphia has been under surveillance for at least a week. the target of that surveillance we learned has two young girls, and neighbors say she kept pretty much to herself. the blind shade drawn inside the house we traced back to keonna thomas. neighbors say she shared wit her two daughters, her mother and her grandmother. three american flags dot the front awning where hours before the fbi arrested thomas for attempting to aid terrorists. >> she didn't bother nobody. she came and gone. she was always in her religion attire you know. she didn't bother nobody. >> reporter: roni patterson told us her children played with thomases' kids. she said police have been in the neighborhood all week but didn't know what the fbi was specifically doing here until today. >> today they just went in you know and brought her out. and that's when we see the counterterrorism body wear and stuff

the father. wait, what? >>> a candidate goes down during a philadelphia mayoral debate. tonight lynn abraham is explaining what led to her fainting on teenage. >> abraham didn't finish the debate, but she felt well enough to talk to us afterwards. nbc partnered with the philadelphia chamber of commerce to bring it to you live. >> they sparred on everything from education to crime. keith jones tells us what happened before the debate and after. >> it was eventful and educational. when i talked to lynn abraham, she said how did you like my opening act? she said it was embarrassing and that she didn't want to leave the stage. welcome to the live -- >> a cary moment 12 minutes into the first philadelphia mayoral debate. the debate stops. >> the very nice gentleman jumped on the stage and also the producer for nbc 10 and i said to the doctor i want to get up and go on and he said i don't think so. the doctor said it was a sudden drop of blood pressure. she said it was a first and that she didn't sustain any lasting injuries. >> it's a little embarrassing but i fell gracefully.

the rain heavy. 1/3 of an inch on the ground in philadelphia. parts of the area have seen 3/4 of an inch of rain in coatsville and westchester. heavier rainfall is pushing through south jersey and into the philadelphia area. it will be a rainy start but it is not going to be an all day rain. >>> drivers across the area are in for a messy morning commute. jesse gary is live with that story. jess? >> reporter: i'm matt delucia live in south philadelphia where tim tebow is expected to be here later this morning at the nova care complex to sign a one-year deal with the eagles. we'll have more coming up after the break. >>> plus a philadelphia woman is behind bars for the attempted murder of her rival. we'll have details coming up. >>> this is "nbc 10 news." >>> will eagles fans be praying for a miracle this season? the birds are expected to sign quarterback tim tebow today. we'll tell you how fans are reacting ahead in a live report. >>> the first alert radar is tracking rain as it moves across the region. take the umbrella with you this morning. som

mid-60s around the philadelphia area. by 8 p.m. tonight, the rape is still going to be around and you will want the umbrella tomorrow all the way through part of your friday. i'll show you the timing on more rain. that's coming up. >>> the head of philadelphia's carpenter's union is asking democratic leaders across the country to avoid the pennsylvania convention center during next year's democratic national convention. union boss sent a letter to each state's democratic committee, asking them not to plan or schedule any dnc events at the convention center because of, quote, unfair labor practices. a spokesman for the union says they plan to send a letter to other national and state officials. the letter said in part quote, the democratic party and the carpenter's union have benard ent allies for decades in the struggle for workers' rights and the dignity and equal treatment of all our citizens, end quote. a spokesman for the convention center says some events for the dnc are already booked there and everything is running smoothly.

it happened in the ppa lot in south philadelphia. found out the victim jeff ayers was from maple shade, he worked at the county for 30 years. he was a 30-year-oldle father of three. >>> in gloucester police have arrested a driver suspected of driving under the influence. one of the children had to have surgery on his jaw. the other three are recovering at home. >>> sights to see in philadelphia yesterday. look at this two children were hurt in this crash. the driver of that car that overturned is behind bars facing dui and recklessly endeaning the welfare of children charges. >>> ant atlantic county grandmother is facing decades in prison probably the left of her life after murdering her husband and hiding his remains. >> your honor, i'm sorry for my crime. >> that is loretta burrows apologizing during yesterday's sentencing. she killed her husband danny burroughs inside of may's landing. investigators say she cut up his body in plastic containers for several years even after she moved to another house. the judge sentenced her to 55 y

. >> now to the race for philadelphia mayor. tonight all six democratic candidates laid out their visions for the city's future. nbc 10 here at the moving philadelphia forward event. the forum focused on key issues affecting the working class including education, job development, and affordable housing. voters go to the polls on tuesday, may 19th. and then november 3. >>> new information on a shooting that started in philadelphia and ended in university city. police say two people in vehicles were shooting at each other while they drove down the street this afternoon. >>> new information in this baby abduction we told you about. last night at 11:00, a 14-year-old girl is charges with flees police and more. she went to her uncles home took the baby and took off. >>> new at 11:00, dozens of people with a criminal past hoping for a better future getting their records cleared tonight. cindy bass he needs an expongment clinic. you can get your record exsponged if you been charged but not acquitted. >>> there are two more cases of whoo

the governor. it would affect more than philadelphia though. the state could apply for the extension. >>> pennsylvania lawmaker tom wolf says he supports the regulation to ban the sale of powdered alcohol. state drug and alcohol officials said on monday they worry the product could make it easier for minors to get the product. >>> a jersey shore couple is caught in the middle, literally. the state has ordered them to repay $10,000 in sandy relief money because of where their house is located. here's what we're talking about. their home is in bath river township, a coastal section of burlington county that's wedged between ocean and atlantic county. those counties are among the nine counties designated as hardest hit. next month they will go to a court to fight a state order to repay the money. it's a so-called resettlement grant the department of community affairs says they should not receive. the gomezs said they spent the money on repairs long ago and can hope the judge will make an exception in their case. >> this town suffered and we were l

but the question is are there enough jobs to go around in the philadelphia area. bc10's matt delucia is live in center city. matt do you have an answer? >> reporter: well chris, every year thousands of teenagers apply for the summer jobs but there are not enough jobs to go around. the philadelphia youth baptist association it taking applications for dozens of companies. one is bank of america, they're hiring teens and young adults to help with customer service. it's all about giving kids an experience that they can take with them as they enter the full-time market. who the companies are looking for, 12 to 24 year olds who want to work. 18,000 apply for the jobs and there are only half of opportunities in fields food service, parks and recreation parks, hospitality, the list going on. there's a push now to get more employers on board. >> it'sqmh+ not just the money, but it's also the emotional and the -- it takes a village kind of a thing. >> reporter: later this morning, people will be out at suburban and jefferson stations at a massive attempt to get people more a

the showers are spreading into northeast philadelphia. e phillies and the pirates tonight at 8:00 they will see heavy downpours and scattered showers to the north and west. standby with the umbrella. it will be a mild one with a chance of showers today. it will end tomorrow the rain but temperatures in the 50s with gusty winds on saturday. bright sunshine on sunday. that will warm us to 60 degrees. milder for monday for the phillies' home opener. then showers back on tuesday. >>> the pennsylvania spca is using a mobile unit for pet adoptions for a few more days. the group closed its headquarters in north philadelphia because of sick dogs in the kennel. the dogs returned to the mobile unit in the parking lot. the adoption will continue through sunday. >>> 6:22 a.m. got to go and have your own personal portable toilet? that's going to be a no-go this summer at one jersey shore beach. >>> and this week on "nbc 10 @issue," each of the six democratic candidates will talk about the candidates that impact your life and the burbs. that will be rig

the philadelphia eagles. and comcast sportsnet. t will bring the games home to you like never before. this is big. good evening, i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> i'm jim rosenfield. it's the perfect year for a change. nbc 10's keith jones live tonight at eagles headquarters in south philadelphia. >> keith, explain to us what this new partnership means for the eagles. >> reporter: well, birds fans it starts right now. we talked to the front office. no other taejeam has been more active than the philadelphia eagles this season. my opinion, what better time then for a change? nbc 10 is your official television station of the philadelphia eagles. now, what does that mean? it means a whole lot. take a look at this right now. here's a list of preseason games. this season four big games right here. they're going to air on nbc 10 starting in mid-august. the eagles will play home at the linc against the indianapolis colts and the baltimore ravens. then they travel to green bay to play the packers and take the short trip up i-95 to play the new

the street. both drivers took off. we know philadelphia police found the cars they say were involved in these deadly crashes. tonight nbc10 is asking why no arrests have been made. doug shimell live in west kensington. the families don't understand what's behind the delay either. >> reporter: police say these sort of investigations very simply put take time. both families feel if there are suspects, there should be arrests. >> this person going to come forth so many times and never did, they should have went and arrest the person. >> reporter: the family of 4-year-old wilson says it's been over a week since the black ford edge that allegedly struck and killed the toddler last week was found in a center city parking garage and a defense attorney stepped forward. >> i was approached by the driver of the car. she was very upset about what had happened. she contacted us. we contacted the police. >> why is it taking so long? why are they prolonging this? >> reporter: carmen scott is his great aunt and says his mother and the rest of the family

that's the latest live in philadelphia. george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> appreciate the update george. >>> new at 11:00, controversy surrounding st. joseph university's decision to have philadelphia mayor michael nutter deliver this year's commencement speech. the cardinal society are upset about his officiating a same-sex marriage earlier this year. a spokesman for st. joseph's tells us mayor nutter is an outstanding choice to address our graduates. he is jesuit educated a neighbor to the campus and his values around education and civil engagement are xemp ri. unlike the card neumann society, saint joseph's university is educationed on a wide range of issues. >>> there are reports that comcast will walk away from its proposed takeover of time warner. cnbc says it could happen as early as tomorrow. this comes just days after several u.s. senators urged the federal communications commission and the u.s. department of justice to block the merger. they said the deal would lead to higher prices for some cable and internet users a

the entire incident caught on surveillance video. philadelphia police asking for the public's help home p hoping someone recognizes this suv. it happened last night in southwest philadelphia. police say the vehicle hit the boy twice. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in kingsessing tonight. dave police think the suv had some custom work done on it? >> reporter: that's right. police say it has a very distinct look and all chrome front and some chrome on the side and now the mayor's office has put up $20,000 for reward information that leads to the driver. surveillance video shows the last seconds of four-year-old boy's life before being struck by an suv that kept on going down south 57th street in southwest philadelphia. that precious child was holding this action figure when he was hit. >> i just went down there because to see what had happened and i just saw the little kid laying there covered in blood. >> it's a sin the way people are doing people now a days much it's just crazy. >> reporter: we stop the individual joe just before the crash because

the building known as the sound of philadelphia served as the long-time headquarters of leon huff. stars like michael jackson, chubby checkers recorded there. >> tomorrow archbishop on of philadelphia will celebrate a special anniversary. the church turns 175 this year. he'll visit and say mass at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. all are welcome. >> five australian teen-agers are under arrest after being accused of plotting terrorist attacks. who they planned on targeting. >> and a former fire chief was caught on tape dropping his pants. now the decision is in. what does it mean for his retirement plans? it's a 56 in dover. we're still sitting in the 40s in the north and west, 49 in redding, 45 in allentown and 50 in lancaster. that will be a piece of the puzzle today. we'll see the winds picking up later on this afternoon. so gusting this afternoon to near 16 miles per hour and then later on tonight to near 25 miles per hour. so a breeze' afternoon as you're out and about but it's going to be a warm breeze. not feeling bad at all. today plan on a great saturday. lots of soccer games, lots of k

you can count on nbc 10 for in-depth coverage of the race for philadelphia mayor. visit nbc10.com to read up on all the candidates including their responses to questions jim rosenfield asked about education, taxes and crime. >>> one of the big topics at last night's debate was the philadelphia school budget crisis. and students are addressing it in a unique way. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the national constitution center to tell us more on what is happening there today. matt? >> reporter: well, there are two performances of school plays scheduled for tonight and tomorrow. and 400 tickets were issued for this but are sold out, but the authors want everyone in the state to see this. that's because they say education funding is a very important issue. it affects everyone. and a group of actors have been working the past few months crafting performances to more than 100 interviews done with people throughout the state. including parents, students and teachers. and one of the co-authors tells me the idea came after seeing students share their stories in harrisburg

a 26 mile path that stretches all the way to philadelphia. reation and transportation path that connects the local community to its neighboring towns. when it's finished, the schuylkill river trail will travel in total 130 miles along the river from potsville to the city. a ribbon cutting ceremony scheduled for 4:00 today in xl phoenixville. >>> all public parks in one delaware county townw3 will soon go smoke free. commissioners approved the smoke free initiative. mothers complained about peopleqe1 smoking atok playgrounds around their kids. officials think this can set alp good example for kids while providing a safe smoke free e1 environment. >>> now your "nbc 10" firsteq$ @r(t&ho dy start. check this out. the wind has just gotten stronger in the last few minutes. this is live view from the lowe's hotel. you can see the camera shaking in the wind. gusting in philadelphia. steady winds at 20 miles an hoánok gusting to 33 miles an hour. so rain is coming l the rain isn't particularly ct$eavy, but with the wind it c cf1 o xd were gusting to

they began looking into the state's riskiest gas mains when philadelphia residents smelled gas in the street. our investigating reporter continues his coverage. regulators have told us that philadelphia has 1500 miles of the riskiest gas mains in the state. the pennsylvania utilities commission issued a 39-page93-page report suggesting how philadelphia could shave years off of its plan. it dould take as long as 88 years. there's seven recommendations including cash management consolidating facilityies and issuing new debt. these all involve ways that pgwe can pay freeing up money. they have been replacing pipes faster than the plan but not fast enough for regulators. a significant portion of pgw system include high risk pipe that poses a potential threat to life and property. pgw is the largest publicly municipally owned in the country. some of these recommendations could need city council approval. >> all right. thank you. we reached out to pgw for statement. right now we're waiting for a response. >>> another community demanding answers from police. >> hands up don't shoot. >> march

the rain is closing in on philadelphia. light rain in middletown, smyrna dover seeing some rain drops. also pushing across the delaware into new jersey. salem county getting light rainfall. will midge ton will be raining shortly. pottstown seeing very light rainfall. philadelphia, still waiting. it's going to be moving in during the morning commute. 8:00 this morning 59 degrees with rain. showers still at 11:00. we'll go through it hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. let's check in with first alert traffic reporter, katy zachry. >> good morning bill. drivers heading out the door many of you will encounter rain specifically up in the lehigh valley. chester county montgomery and bucs. this is lehigh street route i-78 where you can see from the light glistening off there. no delays or issues. also for new jersey drivers, your majors look great 295, 42 and the freeway. you can see rain in the distance moving into the distance in philadelphia. new jersey roads free and clear. delaware you can see off in the distance som

the philadelphia parking authority calls it tragic. reporting live in the digital operation center, keith jones, "nbc10 news." >>> we have new information today about a fire. nbc10 learned the fire which injured several officers started in a cellblock. skyforce10 over the prison as one kf was taken by ambulance treated for smoke inhalation. prison officials tell us the fifrs quickly contained. >>> a fallen philadelphia police officer was honored by lawmakers in harrisburg. >>> two pennsylvania state house members from philadelphia offered a condolence resolution. it commemorates the life and service of sergeant robert wilson iii. sergeant wilson's family and fellow officers received a standing ovation at this ceremony this morning. officer wilson was shot and killed trying to stop a robbery at a gamestop store in north philadelphia. the officer was in the store that day to buy a birthday gift for his son. while he was inside, two men tried to rob the store. officer wilson drew fire away from customers and employees when those robbers be

the blue route. if you are headed into philadelphia on the ben franklin bridge, down to three lanes as opposed to the usual four headed westbound into philadelphia. >>> following breaking news. someone shot a delivery driver overnight in philadelphia's crescentville neighborhood. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live on the scene as police continue to work the area and figure it out. >> reporter: they're looking for the shooter, the motive and evidence. behind the fence is the victim's car. he crashed it into a utility pole while trying to get away. the 49-year-old man was making a delivery of chinese food to the 500 block of hill creek park at around 10:30 last night and either while he was still in the car or just getting out a dozen gunshots come in his direction and at least one hits him in the shoulder. that's when he tried to speed away. he crossed adams avenue here went up an embankment and crashed into that utility pole. police and paramedics found that man unconscious inside his car. he was pronounced dead inside einstein medical center. at this hour investigators believe this may have been a robb

. >>> happening now, the democratic candidates for philadelphia mayor are meeting for a forum. here is a live look at the community college of philadelphia and the candidates are expected to talk about key issues like quality education, job development and affordable housing, but today's big story and the race for mayor is the fight over funding. >> and the settlement between one of the candidates and the philadelphia board of ethics. according to records state senator anthony hardy williams will pay more than $17,000 for the excess contributions as well as a $6,000 fine for accepting those contributions and a $2,000 fine for misstatements on his campaign finance report nbc 10's diana durante is live in center city with the story. >> williams came clean about the extra money, but how did this happen? >> reporter: he said the dispute is basically about how the money was collected and the city says it was about that and how it was deposited as well as how it was recorded. is the timing of this unfortunate for your campaign? >> no. state senator anthony williams says he is the only

a live look at the philadelphia skyline across the area. this is "nbc 10 news" this week on this monday. i'm chris cato. after a beautiful sunday we begin with meteorologist bill henley. yesterday was a winner. >> it sure was. it will be a marvelous monday, too. lots of sunshine. and a nice warmup maybe warmer than yesterday. news view along center city. there's a little bit of a chill in the air. 44 at nbc. 41 at pottstown. 40s around millville and allentown. with sunshine they'll be coming right back up. just a few high clouds around. 46 degrees by 6:00. by 9:00 middle 50s and still climbing at lunchtime today. your hour-by-hour forecast we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back at 10. now your morning track, katy zachary. >> good morning, bill. very few cars on the entire stretch i-75. 9 5 or 76. some of our typical trouble spots as we get into the morning, 95 will take you 13 minutes to go south between wood haven and the vine. on 76 13 minutes. moving into new jersey right now, a live look at your drive times on the 42 fre

this is 95 southbound right at the philadelphia international airport. it is primarily on the shoulder, which is great news, unfortunately, it is that it happened. rest of the majors like the 42 in new jersey, delaware, pa, still moving well. we continue to keep you updated. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. on the sport page phillies try to stop five game losing streak, they continue their series against the nationals later tonight. last night oh, tough night for kid cole, cole hamels, hamels ya, sends one to michael taylor, he send it out the ball yard. homerun. sixth inning, ryan zimmerman hits it over to right field. jayson werth and bryce harper score insurance runs. phils lose to the nats, final score last night washington, five to two. >> former highs hand trophy winner sued just weeks before he is expected to be the first pick in the national football league draft. a woman accused him of assault back in 2012, just filed the civil lay suit against the former florida state quarterback, prosecutors never charged winston with a crime. >>> well minnesota v

that's the date for the primary in philadelphia. tuesday, november third voters go to the poles for the general election. >>> students at a philadelphia charter school will get a chance to destress this morning before they begin taking a controversial standardized test. the southwest leadership charter academy school will hold a pep rally at 9:00. students from third to eighth grade will shake off the nerves that can come with testing. this week across pennsylvania students in those grades will be taking the standardized tests for language arts. some parents have chosen to let their kids opt out saying the tests are not an accurate reflection of what students can and have accomplished. >> the standardized testing, it standardizes the putative measures. we're not putting in measures and it's hurting kids and schools and the overall quality of education. >> the philadelphia federation of teachers says it supports parents who choose to opt their children out of those tests. >>> today work will given on a new and improved 69th street tra

nbc 10's randsy jill enhall joins us live from the philadelphia hospital where the son is still being treated for his injuries. is there any update on his condition? >> police are saying his other family members are here caring for him. the family did decline comment this. >> yeah. as police work to bring his mother back here to face charges, this story is pulling heart strings across the country. especially for disability advocates right here in philly. unable to move or even scream for help the paralyzed young man wa with cerebral palsy was trapped in the woods for five days. police say his own mother left him there to dirk only giving him a bible and a blanket. >> i can't even imagine how terrified that young man must have been. >> reporter: paula runs united cerebral palsy helping families with disabled kids. she says while this case is heart breaking she understands the pain some parents go through. >> i wouldn't label her a monster. i'd label her as somebody who was highly strained and made a very bad decision. very bad decision. >> reporter: police say that decision will lead t

they were not the ones driving. philadelphia police have also made no arrests in a hit and run that killed a 4-year-old boy the same day as the other case. police say la teef wilson ran out in front of an suv in kingsessing and the driver took off. police found the car a day later after the lawyer for the driver contacted police. >>> happening today, classmates and teachers will remember a st. joe's prep student who collapsed during football practice and died. the school memorial service for ryan gillyard will happen this afternoon. a public viewing will happen tomorrow afternoon. the 15-year-old collapsed saturday morning during spring conditioning drills. it's unclear at this point what caused ryan's death. >>> someone found drugs on a first grader. we'll tell you where police say the child got those drugs and who's being questioned. >>> and the nba venturing into some new territory. what the league is doing now that's already making history. >>> the brrrr is back. it's cold outside. the wind is blowing making it feel colder.

>> more trouble for kathleen kane, and the philadelphia mayoral primary is right around the corner. "inside story" starts right now. good morning, everyone. i'm matt o'donnell. it is sunday, april 19, 2015. time for "inside story." let's meet our panelists of the week. pedro ramos, attorney. >> good morning. >> good morning, pedro. dom giordano, talk-show host. >> morning, matt. >> hello, dom. jan ting, law professor at temple. >> hey, matt. >> hey, jan. and renee amoore, g.o.p. state official. >> good morning. >> good morning to you all. thanks for joining us. let's get right into our top story here. kathleen kane -- the problems continue to mount for her. search warrants were served at two offices of the pennsylvania attorney general -- one in harrisburg, the other in norristown. and also, a judge has ordered kane to explain the firing of james barker. you see, he was a prosecutor in her office who had testified during a grand-jury investigation into leaks at the a.g.'s office. meanwhile, governor tom wolf who is, of course, of the same party, has said kane can still fulfill her d

it begins may 3 rd near broad and finishes inside the philadelphia navy yard at the end of broad street in south philadelphia. in between is a 10 mile course through different neighborhoods along broad street. runners world has named it one of the fastest 1 xñ mile courses in the country. this is the 36th year for the race. it draws in 40,000 runners. nbc 10 is excited to partner with independence blue cross to broadcast start to finish for the first time. you can watch the blue cross broad street run live on nbc 10 and our sister station next sunday is may 3rd. our live coverage begins at 8:00 a.m. >>> temperatures dropping below freezing tracking our chances of rain. >>> new tonight, i'm asking about the emergency steps to keep drivers safe and whether they'll come soon enough. >>> new video of two police officers busted. one charged with assault and the other accused of driving drunk. >>> and starbucks is serving up free coffee to customers. >>> a chunk of concrete falls from a bridge and slams into a car below. inspectors can't be be sure it won't happen again. a major traffic arter

we are dealing in the rhawnhurst area of philadelphia. n see a hardly recognizable vehicle that has crashed into a tree. you can see tow crews on the scene as well as police activity there as well closing a portion of the roosevelt boulevard this morning. that's northbound on the inner drive approaching borbeck avenue. we will keep you updated but you want to take bustleton avenue to get on by. we are getting word of an accident out in upper marion as well on route 422 at north gulf road underpass. as we head out on to 95 we're starting to see major jams approaching gerrard avenue. you can see 32 minutes. these are the southbound lanes here. >>> you know most of us have had computer problems that make you want to scream. well, there's one man in colorado who may have taken things a little too far. we'll explain how he shot his computer down for good joompt and this is the blast that sparked an investigation. and now a change. they'll get results as they're increasing food truck safety. >>> searching for answers in baltimore. how the depart

the pope's trip will include a stop in philadelphia for the world meeting of families. >>> philadelphia police say if the driver in the deadly hit and run does not turn herself in they will go and get her. she hit and killed 4-year-old abdul in kingsessing. she hit the child and drove away. the lawyer for the woman told "nbc 10" earlier this week he and his client are cooperating with the investigation. she will turn herself in. so far she hasn't done so. >>> philadelphia police are still looking for the driver in another hit and run that killed the child this week. yesterday morning david alecia jr. died from his injuries. his mother was carrying him when both were hit in kensington. they expressed anger for the driver who never stopped. >> shame on you going right by here hitting two innocent lives taking one and you're out there like nothing. >> family members tell us they hope the driver will surrender. here's a better look at the type of car police are looking for. it's a 2006 to 2008 white infinity m series sedan and it could have damage to the driver's front side. >>> today a jud

the board. why not. in philadelphia we have 56 degrees. fifty-four allentown. fifty-six or 54 degrees in trenton w this land breeze temperatures are very similar down the shore. ocean is colder but good news with the land breeze temperatures are in the 50's. ocean city 53. cape may 54. rehoboth beach delaware sitting 594 degrees. we will continue to watch the clear skies that cold pool of air that brought down the chillies releasing its energy moving toward the north east and we will be seeing the wind relax as well. that is good news to our forecast. fair weather high pressure builds in for tomorrow and will be dry and then all eyes on the area of low pressure bringing severe weather through tennessee valley and deep south tomorrow. we will watch as it gets closer saturday night and then by early sunday morning through south jersey and delaware we will be seeing some rain. it will be northern fringe. in philadelphia we will see some clouds of the this sunday morning but as storm pulls to the south and off shore and improving skies as the the day rolls on. if yo

one of the chillier spots, 55 in northeast philadelphia and 53 in millville. d by with your sunglasses today. look at this beautiful scene from the pocono mountains. lake wallenpaupack is ready for some boating activity today. sunshine and temperatures will be warming into the upper 50s in the mountains. sunshine, nice and bright over center city. just a few thin clouds left and a little bit of breeze blowing. easterly winds will be up to 15 miles an hour this afternoon. but as far as rainfall that waits until this gets here tomorrow, behind these clouds. look at the heavier towndownpours. this system will be on the move. and the first raindrops from all of this will likely arrive first thing tomorrow morning, during the early morning hours. during the day today, it's going to be moving to the northeast. by early this afternoon, those showers are still well out of our area. and we're still seeing lots of sunshine at 2:00 this afternoon. but as we go into the late afternoon hours, that's when the clouds will start to increase at 8:00 this evening, showers in cen

it's 48 degrees now in the mountains. 61 for northeast philadelphia. and atlantic city dropped to 56 degrees. the snow is disappearing slowly but surely. that's the view from camelback. it will be in the 50s this afternoon. a chilly start and rain here into new jersey and burlington county. scattered light showers, nothing heavy about the rainfall just yet. but there are steadier showers moving into delaware at this hour. these showers are going to be on and off this morning. won't be an all day rainfall but we could see this move through the philadelphia area at 8:00 and 9:00. and then into the trenton area. then to the south, philadelphia will get a break from the rain at lunchtime, then it will be falling for dover, cape may and moving toward atlantic city. keep the umbrella handy. you may use it at times today. not an all-day rainfall but nice and mild for the day with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. looking at this weekend, before we get there it's going to get colder. the timing of the chilly wind blowing when i'm back in ten. >>> it is 5:10. we

comcast, the greater philadelphia chamber of commerce, and nbc 10 present, the 2015 debate for philadelphia mayor. >> and williamÑi to our live on broad street in center city. i'm nbc 10'se1 jim rosenfeld, this is our homeok for tonight's debate for philadelphia mayor. you know we are six weeks away from a primary election that will play a key role in thefá future of our e1city. and we are so pleased tonight to havee1 all six democratic candidates in the race here with us on stage. alphabetical order from left to right starting with former district attorney lynne ape abraham. the former p kenney kenney. the former vice president of margareting and communications for e1pgw, doug oifrlt.otr(t&háhp &hc rmer state senator milton jf street. andt( curren.3 state in senator, anthony williams. quickÑi reminder,82tu┐3uz onee1 minute to answer each question. we will begin with this. i think all of you would agree that education is really a key issue in this election. the $84 million budget shortfall is a cloudlp hanging over our city and over the education system. as you may know mayor nutter has pr

the temperatures have come down. 40 degrees in philadelphia. look at the 30s. millville, dover, wilmington pottstown, trenton all in the 30s. it is below freezing in the pocono mountains. a cold start and a cloudy start, too. you can see the clouds over center city. the clouds will be clearing though as the day goes on. northwesterly winds at 17 miles an hour and 46 degrees at 10:00. sunshine will be up to 52 degrees by 1:00. bundle up and grab your sunglasses. you'll need them later in the day. you'll need a traffic report. it is a friday. tracking your friday morning commute. jessica boyington and the friday morning traffic report. >> everyone needs a traffic report. happy friday. out at the schuylkill expressway right around gladwyn where you can see backup. approaching an accident scene with police activity over into the shoulder taking out part of that shoulder,part of the right hand lane. one lane is squeezing by. that's why you can see this vicious backup for 26 minutes. it's pretty early for that. upper marion dealing with an accident scene there around

it finishes inside the philadelphia navy yard at the end of broad street in south philadelphia.in between is a 10-mile course through different neighborhoods of philadelphia along broad street. runners world has named it one of the fastest 10-mile courses in the country. >>> this is the 36th year for the run. the race draws some 40,000 runners. and nbc 10 and telemundo 62 partnered to broadcast the race from start to finish in english and in spanish for the first time ever. you can watch the blue cross broad street run live on nbc 10 and on our latino sister station telemundo 62 this sunday may 23rd our live coverage begins at 8:00 a.m. >>> and the weather's looking pretty good for that run. we'll get into more specifics a little bit later. we've got beautiful weather out there. we've got another sunny day coming tomorrow. and many places are going to get into the 70s. the possible nor'easter still talking about it, just a slight change, perhaps, in some of the computer guidance today. the flag still blowing. it has been another windy day. every day last week was windy. and so f

that means philadelphia police can bring her back here to face the judge. pennsylvania regulators are calling on philadelphia gas works to replace some of the state's oldest gas lines and to replace them faster. pennsylvania utilities commission issued a 93-page report suggesting how philadelphia could shave 30 years off the gas line replacement plan. among the recommendations, improving cash management consolidating facilities, and issuing new debt. >>> new at 5:00 medical marijuana legislation is on its way to the pennsylvania senate. an amended bill passed a committee today legalizing cannabis for some medical treatments. the real challenge now will be to house a bill failed to make it to a vote there last year. so sponsors, they made some changes. who can recommend treatment and a monitoring system to track distribution and patients. >> the expansion of the list of coverage now also includes hiv, aids, and glaucoma. >> the bill's expected to see more amendments as it makes it way through the legislature. >>> the measles mumps, and rue rubella vaccine. >>

voters go to the polls on tuesday, may 19th for the primary in philadelphia. and then on tuesday, november 3rd, voters will choose the city's next mayor in the general election. there's only one republican candidate, so no primaries for the republicans. >>> and with demolition looming at an old church in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood supporters developed a new approach to save the building. the arch diocese says church supporters lost their appeal to the vatican and st. laurentis could be torn down in a matter of weeks, but now supporters are taking their fight to the city and state seeking to save the building on historic preservation grounds. >> there are things that they have to live up to. you can't just knock a building down from 1800s without people looking at it. >> i am catholic and would love the see the church remain in some sort of sacred way, but i'm very open to the idea of it being used for secular purposes. it's a beautiful space. >> the archdiocese leaders say the building is in imminent danger of collapsing and the parish doesn't have th