neil theobald and intend to seek his dismissal. 59-year-old theobald has led the university for three from indiana university where he was senior vice president and chief financial officer. according to temple's web site, philadelphia business journal named dr. theobald its most admired education ceo in 2015. last night the board said they did not like how theobald handled the dismissal of university provost lai-lung dai and blamed theobald for the $22 million deficit in the school's if this aid budget. the board says they gave theobald the opportunity to resign which he refused. >> this is a difficult time for everybody at temple. but temple is a great institution. and the board believes that it's going to chart a course with a new president at the appropriate time that will continue the progress that temple has been making. >> reporter: and the boards plans to formally appoint former acting president and current chancellor richard englert as acting president. they're scheduled to formally vote on theobald's dismissal a week from tomorrow. we are live in north philadelphia, katherine

neil theobald and intend to seek his dismissal. 59-year-old theobald has led the university for three and a half years. he came from indiana university where he was senior vice president and chief financial officer. according to temple's web site philadelphia business journal named dr. theobald its most admired education ceo in 2015. last night the board said they did not like how theobald handled the dismissal of university provost hai-lung dai and blamed him for the $22 million deficit in the financial aid budget. the board said they gave him the opportunity to resign but he refused. >> temple is a great institution. the board believes it's going to chart a course with a new president at the appropriate time that we'll continue to progress that temple has been making. >> reporter: and the board plans -- the board plans to formally appoint former acting president richard englert as acting president. they are expected to formally vote on theobald's dismissal week from tomorrow. live in north philadelphia katherine scott channel6 "a

theobald its most admired education ceo in 2015. last night the board said they did not like how theobald handled the dismissal of university provost hai-lung dai and blamed theobald for the $22 million deficit in the school's financial aid budget. the board says they gave theobald the opportunity to resign which he refused. >> this is a difficult time for everybody at temple. but temple is a great institution and the board believes that it's going to chart a course with a new president at the appropriate time that we'll continue to progress that temple has been making. >> reporter: and the board plans to formally appoint former acting president and current chancellor richard englert as acting president. they're scheduled to formally vote on theobald's dismissal a week from tomorrow. we are live in north philadelphia, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> katherine, thank you. >>> happening today, pennsylvania lawmakers are expected to vote on a $1.3 billion revenue package as they scramble to balance a deficit riddled budget.

neil theobald arrived to temple in 2012.came from indiana university where he was senior vice president and chief financial officer. the board said they did not like how theobald handled the dismissal of university provost hai-lung dai and blamed theobald for the $22 million deficit in the school's financial aid budget. with the planned dismissal of theobald tell me spell slated to lose two of its top leaders in a short amount of time. the board says she gave theobald the opportunity to resign which he refused. >> this board of trustees believes that someone has to be held accountable for that deficit and the way it was handled and its view is that the president is accountable for that situation. >> reporter: and the board plans to formally appoint richard englert at acting president. they're scheduled to formally vote on theobald's ouster a week from tomorrow. we are live in north philadelphia, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> chairs with american flags and police hats are a somber reminder of the

theobald is president here for three years but the budget gap is his waterloo. the reaction from summer school students. >> it's crazy how to miss manage $22 million, that is not small. >> $22 million deficit right now, so i just hope they are working to figure something out for that. >> you are shocked about it? >> yes. >> he was a good president? >> he was. >> jim, dr. hey bold . >> thank you vernon. >> sub contracted workers at philadelphia international airport voted today overwhelmingly to walk off the job during the democratic convenience. the union trying to organization security workers and baggage handlers and cabin cleaners are fighting for higher wages and benefits. they work for contractors hired by airlines and mayor jim kenney issue aid quote, they deserve good wages and the right to form a union without interference from their employer. >>> the body of a volunteer firefighter killed during a training exercise is back in his home town. representatives escort the the body of tim mcclanahan to lewes this morning. the 46-year-old was killed when he fe

of the university. >> reporter: theobald's three-year run at tell am abruptly ended. matter publicly blew open with theobald refusing to step down the board had voiced displeasure with how he handled sudden departure of high ranking popular university official. board members were also said to be unaware of a financial aid deficit totaling 22 million-dollar. >> that is a significant short fall. >> reporter: quick vote of the board, doctor richard angle earth was tapped to take on the job. >> we have tremendous momentum our student admissions are way up and they continue to be way up. everything is going so well. >> reporter: perhaps not just outside temple's soul ran hall , a protest demanding the university abandon plans to construct a new stadium in north philadelphia we're just here to remind the board of trustees that we will not go away, we will continue to raise our voices. >> reporter: theobald was said to be a driving force behind the project. it is hope that the new leadership listens to the community living around temple >> we're hoping that maybe some moral

. >>> temple university president neil theobald is out. moments before the board was set to vote, an agreement was reached to allow him to resign. chad pradelli is live with reaction. >> reporter: the terms of the agreement has not been released but theobald is out as of august 1st and today the board of trustees voted in a new acting president. they appointmented richard anlard, he served in various capacities in the past including acting president. >> our focus is on opening school in august and september and really making certain we are off to a good start. >> his predecessor neil theobald endured a hard few weeks, they lost face in him. kevin feely is a spokesman for the board. >> it was an abrupt sort of decision to remove him from provost and that was a concern. >> it was over a $22 million shortfall in the school's merit scholarship fund and theobald was made aware of it at $9 million but did not inform the board until it was $22. with theobald out, the search now begins for a new president. >> the board expects to put together a de

neil theobald. pamela, this is stemming from a school budget deficit to tens of millions of dollars. give us more detail. >> reporter: that's right, vai. getting rid of temple's president seems to be a joint effort if you will. students, alumni and residents plan on attending the resignation of the president neil theobald at the board of trustees meeting today. theobald has been key in trying to get a 35,000 seat stadium built in north philadelphia. the group stadium stompers are calling on the board to abandon the plan that will put a $130 million stadium in a residential neighborhood. this as the board vote nod confidence in theobald's leadership after learning of a deficit, that deficit is the result of the overreach of international students on the campus. reporting live, i'm pa la osborne, "nbc10 news." >>> now, to montgomery county, skyforce 10 is over the schuylkill river in lower merion last night where police say a person involved in a car crash ran from police and jumped into the water. th

the board took a unanimous vote of no confidence in president neil theobald last night.less than a month ago, he removed temple's provost. the university is dealing with a $22 million deficit. the board will vote next week weather to officially remove theobald. >>> more details on a story we brought you as breaking news earlier this week. police say smoke bombs and chemicals found on top of a center city hotel were part of a photo shoot. philadelphia police charged ivan wong with criminal mischief and trespassing. he was on the roof with smoke bombs and chemicals that could have been used to make pipe bombs. he was only trying to create smoke for a photo shoot. police tell us a woman who was with us at the time has not been charged. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 5:38 and five minutes before sunrise this morning. we're going to see some sunshine, see clouds on the horizon. that's a view from center city philadelphia. we have been watching rain showers, starting to die out now over new jersey. heavy downpours moved through eastern maryland, new castle county

. >>> and temple university, neil theobald apparently on his way out.he board of trustees took a unanimous vote of no confidence. and president theobald was given the opportunity to resign, which he refeud. they could terminate the president at the next meeting on july 21st. and speaking with the board member who says that the vote was due, in part, to the $22 million financial aid deficit. >> the board of trustees believes that someone has to be held accountable for that deficit and the way that it was handled. and its view is that the president is accountable for that situation. >> the board also announced the current chancellor could serve as acting president until a permanent successor to theobald is found. >>> accuweather tonight, our soupy, humid atmosphere tomorrow will lead us to unsettled conditions and could create right mix for storms. and cecily tynan at the big board with the chance of rain. >>> the weather pattern is going to change. the past few days, quiet weather and low humidity, thanks to the high pressure providing a slice of nice. t

theobald has been fired. the board of trustees led by chairman patrick o'connor, will move to remove him formerly next week. because of a deficit in the school's financial aid budget. theobald who has been president here in temple for three years so far refused. >> the board was concerned that there was a lack of communication of how it grew. and about how it was allowed to continue when in fact there were opportunities to reduce it earlier. it's not a question of anything untoward. it just wasn't handled properly. >> no impact for the student body that was already getting a 3% increase in tuition in september. >> and the board of trustees has an interim president waiting in the wings. richard engeler who served here at temple university at multiple post. he will be placed at the helm as the search goes forward for a permanent president. on north broad street, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> from our delaware newsroom, a volunteer firefighter who died during a training exercise has

the board gave theobald an opportunity to resign and he refused.oard scheduled a formal vote to fire him next thursday. so far, no comment from temple officials. >>> trump taj mahal workers are taking their strike to manhattan. work are have been on strike since july 1st they want health benefits and pension plans restored. today they will protest at the office doorstep of current owner carl icahn. they also plan to march to trump tower. donald trump originally opened the trump taj mahal. >>> this morning we have learn sometime during the democratic national convention there could be a strike at philadelphia international airport. hundreds of baggage handlers wheelchair attend apartments and other workers voted to walk off the job. main issues include scheduling, clarity on sick pay and being able to unionized. no date the for a walk out. >>> weeks after hillary clinton became presumptive democratic nominee, she has endorsement of long time rival bernie sanders. he avoided even corresponding clinton until yesterday when they appeared in new hampshi

of trustees is calling for the ousting of neil theobald, it is removal of the top school official and 22 million-dollar short fall. >>> hundreds gathered at two vigils for a teen ager killed on the basketball court in southwest philadelphia a. >> homicide detectives are asking for the public's help as they focus their search for a killer. >>> funeral services begin in texas for dallas police officers kill in the line of duty. >>> cbs news has learned that donald trump will announce his running mate on friday. >> hillary clinton will make an outstanding president. >> less than two weeks until the democratic national convention bernie sanders endorsed former rival hillary clinton. >>> today we lost our greatest tribute of all, a man we actually lost months ago but he kept pretending not to be dead. today bernie sanders endorsed hillary clinton. so in your on or...

they have voted in favor of the firing president neil theobald, they do not support how he ousted the school's provost, di. he was accused of being responsible for a 22 million-dollar short fall. >> primarily because of the board's concerns about the way that president theobald handled the events leading up to the dismissal of provost di. >> i'm disappointed. i didn't really expect that. we never heard anything bad about our president. >> theobald reportedly was given a chance to resign his position as temple's president and refused. the board of trustees will vote to officially fire him next week. meanwhile di also denies report that he sexually harassed a employee. >>> he released a statement saying accusations were quote, complete and utter fabrications, end quote. di went on to say, i will not rest or retreat until i have persued every avenue available to me, including through a court of law, to restore my good name, end quote. >>> it is on the way, right now we're talking about pokemon go. >> coming up why park rangers are, embracing the, mobile game and how people are making mon

they say that is a drop, in that budget, that happened under theobald's watch. just within the last half an hour there are rumors allegations going back and forth, that the latest one in the last 15 minutes include an allegations of black mail. live from north philadelphia, on temple's campus i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much, joe. >>> turning to weather. we have seen scattered downpours this afternoon, and our weather team is tracking the threat of more, unfortunately meteorologist kate bilo is here with the latest on possible flooding in our area, kate. >> that is right, nicole. we have a few flood advisories as well as one flash flood warning that cyst them in delaware. on 2456 hour loop you can see heavy showers moving through philadelphia this morning and then the showers and storms really exploded over delaware, midday, you can see how heavy, it was and now started to dive down a little bit. you can see showers and thunderstorms out there this afternoon do have heavy rain associated with it. you can see green, red shading here

the board voted in favor of firing theobald last week.t does not support how theobald ousted the school's provost hy long die. they were accused of being responsible for 22 million-dollar short fall. board is expected to make chance already richard engler of acting president. >> okay, give us the news. i'm bracing myself. >> i don't mind the heat, but humidity that i know is just coming. >> that is the old adage it is not heat but humidity. we will all say that as we head into saturday with tropical like humidity. it will feel like florida. but for today not feeling too bad. it has been a steamy, stormy month so far but this morning we are absent both of those factors and getting a live look at sky scan three right now or, storm scan three, we are seeing isolated conditions off del marva peninsula staying off shore, quiet conditions, not even a cloud in the sky right now. temperatures were cooler then this time yesterday. 63 degrees in atlantic city. 62 degrees in millville along i-95 corridor where we have our most mild temperature. 72 d

they issued a vote of to confidence last week in favor of the firing theobald. board of trustees, does not support how and provost high long die, the former provost was responsible for 22 million-dollar short fall, the board is expect to name chancellor richard englearth as acting president. >>> james corden has pick up big name celebrity for car pool karaoke. >> last night he was in washington d.c. and he pick up michelle obama. they jammed out to stevey wonder and bee april say. let's check it out. >> ♪ >> that is funny. >> look at that. >> lay it on. >> misty elliott showed up too first lady said that she rarely gets to music while riding in a car, only thing that could be better, than that if sascha and mallia were in the back seat too. love to see her mom jamming. >> president has a great voice. >> harmony. >> what are you talking about the the forecast today. >> i'm singing the blues. it is so hot. so far this month, eight, 90 degrees days and it is good pool weather, good shore weather. we have to take that. high temperatures today will flirt with 90 degr

and how it was allowed to continue when in fact there were opportunities to reduce it earlier. >> theobald who has been president for three years was offered the opportunity to resign but so far has refused. >>> a man was critically wounded in a shooting in north philadelphia overnight. this is the scene along the 2400 block just before 3:00 a.m. responding officers found the 30-year-old victim with bullet wounds to his legs and he was rushed to temple university hospital for treatment. he is expected to survive. >>> a vehicle went off the rossdale boulevard and it had a lot of damage to the front end and was towed from the scene. it happened at 5:00 a.m. on the boulevard. a traffic signal was knocked over from the impact of the accident and we know that one person was taken to the hospital. >> a $600 million development project will give a big boost to center city and bring modern offices and new retail shops and restaurants to an entire city block. john rawlins is live along the construction site. you have the hard hat on today? why not. >> reporter: yes, i do rick. we were here a year a

the president theobald is ousted. vernon odom is live with the latest on that. >> good evening monica, this development is shocking and divisive for the entire temple university family. example, i spoke to a person today who works directly for the president he told me, the staff is split 50/50 over this shocker. it was rainy and gloomy for much of the day on tem people's campus, casting a further pall the president is being ousted. the vote was anonymous to dismiss him because of a $22 million shortfall of federal aid. last month the president fired the provost for the same issue. but now it's on him. >> lack of clarification how it grew and allowed to continue when in fact there were tuns to reduce it earlier. president theobald is not available for comment today. after refusing to resign he will be officially fired bay trustee vote next week. random student reaction today as word spread. >> everybody really loves him here at temple, he was all about the students and all about the community, and i think it's going to

theobald has been key in trying to get a 35,000 seat stadium built here in north philadelphia.he group stomp the staid stadium will put a ban on the stadium into a reasonable neighborhood. this is the board that had no confidence in theobald's leadership after learning of a deficit, a deficit as a result of international students scholarships. public discussion will be held later this afternoon in the main campus. reporting live at temple, i'm pamela osborne, "nbc10 news." >> announcer: now, your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >>> we've got sunshine. bright sunshine. and the temperatures that are climbing. the temperatures will climb into the 90s this afternoon. nothing more than a few scattered clouds. that's a live view from center city. those clouds not producing any rain today. but we could see a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. for today, you'll see the temperatures climbing from the 70s this morning into the 80s by this afternoon. and the winds are shifting. and you'll see that over the next coming of days. they'll become more southwesterly. 8-mile-per-hour at 2:00, and the

today neil theobald resigned hours before the board meeting. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins live with the shake-up on campus. >> reporter: today temple's board of trustees accepting the resignation of one president and almost immediately hiring another with the goal of keeping the ship steady as this university grows bigger and bigger. it's a school on the up and up. temple seeing a record number of applicants and a suddenly successful football team. but behind the scenes scandal and shake-ups. today a new president stepping in promising to keep momentum going. >> that continues. that has continued. it continues going forward. >> reporter: richard englert was hired this afternoon, a long-time temple employee. he was shaking hands after the unanimous vote. >> our focus will be on opening school in august and september and really making certain that we're off to a good start. >> reporter: the school's former president resigned earlier today. dr. neil theobald agreeing to a resignation package, forced out after the discovery of a $22 million gap

less than a month ago, theobald removed temple's provost. on whether to officially remove theobald. >>> 6:48. >>> philadelphia inspectors are trying to figure out the cause of this house collapse in germantown. the family living inside started noticing cracks in the walls over the weekend. early tuesday morning, denise wheeler woke up to a noise just over her bed. >> i heard stuff falling. i looked at the wall, the crack in the wall, instead of being small, it opened up. i saw the brook ick inside the collapse. >> the family rushed outside. a few hours later, the house collapsed. no one was hurt. the family is getting help from the red cross. >>> now your first alert weather. >> the clouds this afternoon, that's when we're more likely to see showers and thunderstorms. we've seen downpours this morning in delaware and south jersey. the first line of showers falling apart. not much left of those. as we heat up this afternoon, we'll likely see more showers and possibly thunderstorms in the area. today warm and humid. tomorrow, the temperatures

they took a unanimous vote of no confidence for neil theobald last night.they removed temple's provost a few months ago. the board will vote next week to officially remove theobald. >>> delaware is trying to make sure high school students have a better chance of getting into and completing college.ç governor jack markell announced a $250,000 grant. it will be used to help students gain college level language art skills by the end of 11th grade and will allow students to take college level courses while in high school. >>> tension is high here and across the country in the wake of the deadly police shootings. in less than a week, the national spotlight willing on philadelphia and the democratic national convention. ahead, hear what we're learning about security measures aimed at keeping the peace. >>> turning tragedy into charity. these little girls opened a lemonade stand to benefit the dallas police department. ahead, hear how much money they raised. ♪ your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megare

less than a month ago, theobald removed temple's provost. the board will vote next week whether to officially remove theobald. >>> this morning, employees at three atlantic city casinos are working under a new contract. the unionized workers ratified the new pact with cesar's, harrah's, and bali's. workers at tropicana will vote on their new contract tomorrow. the new contract for the three casinos owned by cesar's entertainment comes as a strike continues at the trump taj mahal. billionaire carl ican owns both the taj and the tropicana. picketers say they will protest outside ican's new condo today before marching to trump tower. >>> here's a look at philadelphia international airport where hundreds of workers could soon be on strike. >> what do we want? >> fair wages! >> if we don't get it? >> shut it down! >> baggage handlers, wheelchair attendants, and other workers boarded yesterday to walk off the job, possibly during the dnc. we'll show you video from an earlier job action. they're calling for better benefits and the ability to unioni

they took a vote of no confidence in theobald earlier this month. >>> and happening today, the 97th annualopens in harrington kent county. it will run through july 30th. this year's theme is a slice of summer fun. there's water out there. sure to be fun. >>> i'm vai sikahema. we'll have a full hour of news coming up for you in about 30 minutes. and of course, you can always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. now back to the "today" show. have a great day. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >>> the city concert is proudly preseven presented to you by city. >> we're back with a talented little rose that rose to fame as a little girl. >> yeah, her name is sophia grace and she posted this video and it was not crazy long before you got to see her and her cousin rosie were on the ellen show. >> they released a single and now at the age of 13, she is out with the latest song called "girl in the mirror." hello. >> hi. >> how are we doing? >> good. i was just listening to my song, and i could not sing it so much better now, and i think it's because i was younger. >> you're matu

. >>> temple president, neil theobald is stepping down due to a financial aid deficit of $22 million. the board was set to meet to essentially fire theobald, and it was announced to reach a settle many allowing him to resign. they took a vote of no confidence next week. richard i richard angler will serve as interim president. >>> in just a few hours, donald trump is set to deliver arguably the most important speech he has ever given. on the convention's final night is all about what happened last night. texas senator, ted cruz was booed off the stage when he refused to endorse trump but urged republicans to voice with their conscious. today cruz doubled down. that pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and attack heidi that i'm going to nonetheless come like a puppy dog and say thank you very much for maligning my wife and father. sara bloomquist is live in cleveland with reaction. >> reporter: hi there, tonight is the night for donald trump to make his case to the nation why he should be president and what he should do if he should be in office. last night senator ted cr

temple university's board of trustees will meet today to fire president neil theobald. the trustees took a vote of no confidence in theobald earlier this month, following his fire of a universitity's provost and the discovery of a $22 million deficit in temple's financial aid budget. we're told students, alumni, and people in north philadelphia who oppose construction of the new stadium, which theobald supports, will be at the meeting. >>> and police have suspended their search for a man who jumped into the schuylkill river late last night. authorities say the man was involved in an accident near hollow and river roads in lower marion. they say he ran from police and jumped into the water. divers searched the river throughout the night. >>> and a good example of why it's so important to clear the shelters this saturday. a cat and how his life took an unexpected turn, all because someone took chance on him. >>> vai, clear skies overhead and a beautiful view from easton, pennsylvania, where the temperatures are in the 80s right now. no sign of any showers or thunderstorms

the board of trustees took a unanimous vote of no confidence in theobald and will vote to remove him next week. the issue is a $22 million budget issues. he was offered to resign but so far has refused. >> the board is concerned that there was a lack of communication and how it grew and how it was allowed to continue when in fact there were opportunities to reduce it earlier. >> there is no immediate impact expected on the student body, by the way they are getting a 3% tuition increase in the fall and this comes less than a month since he removed the provost from the school from his post, blaming him for the $22 million shortfall. that means the university could lose their top two leaders in less than a month. >>> it's exactly one year since construction crews poured the concrete and began work on the east market in philadelphia. we got a look inside to see the progress they were making the john rawlins there today. you have a hard hat on. what is the latest there? >> reporter: keep the hard hat on in case it rains. this is an enormous project, east market an entire city block. from

earlier this month, remember, bot voted, doctor kneel theobald, the decision came a mid a $22 million financial aid shortfall. the board said the decision to dismiss theobald based lorgely on the school budget issues, intends to put the school's chancellor in his position until they find a replacement. >>> new guidelines set for distributing and prescribing opioids in pennsylvania, the board of pharmacy and the board of medicine approved two sets of voluntary guidelines in a closed door meeting yesterday. the exact guidelines have not yet been released but here's what we do know, the meet diagnose focus on pain reduction, the development of more powerful opioids, and the influx of chief heroin, all caused the state's current overdose crisis. >> 5:12 this morning, technical glitch still causing problems for southwest airlines. how the issue is affecting flights and passengers at philadelphia international airport this morning. >>> plus: could septa's woes soon be solved? the root of the problem causing more than 100 trains to be taken off the tracks. there's one place where america's p

board blames theobald for a 22 million-dollar short fall in the financial aid budget and for removalf a top school official. now the board will vote on whether to fire theobald next thursday. >>> there is a hearing for three people accused in the murder of the philadelphia woman allegedly over an unpaid debt. body of 26 year-old toy bryant was discovered last month in fairmount park. she was handcuffed, stabbed, and then shot to death. police say bryant owed 39 suspects with $800. >>> paula cues an also has a hearing today, 409 year-old cuss an shot his wife, pamela with a cross bow inside their home on willits road in the northeast last month. the couple was married just nine days before. >>> a group that calls themselves back to blue plans a pro police rally with think evening. they plan to meet at 6:30 at frankford and cottman. they invite people to bring flags and signs and to wear blue. they say on their facebook page they want to show police that they care. >>> looking for work, and have wanted to try battling fires, good news, the philadelphia fire department is looking for yo

theobald for his service. >> reporter: the board was concerned with his conduct in office including the discovery of a $22 million budget deficit. >> the fact there was a $22 million deficit, that's a significant shortfall, and the board's concern was both the amount and the fact that it was unaware of the deficit. >> reporter: the change in leadership could also affect plans for a future football stadium on temple's campus. the former president was a big supporter but now that he's gone, stadium opponents are hoping the plan gets scrapped entirely. they protested outside the board meet pentagon. >> we're here to remind the board of trustees that we're not going away. we're going to continue raising our voices until this stadium plan is abandoned. >> reporter: temple's new president says he does not yet have an opinion on whether to build the new stadium but he says they will continue to do studies to determine the impact to the north philly community. >> referee: a >> and here is a live look at the arena flar for this evening. donald trump will address delegates on the final night of t

the board had been concerned with theobald's conduct after learning of a $22 million budget deficit. they hired an interim president with a long history at the university who promised to move the fool skoord. >>> down in south jersey, vineland, security changes are coming to city hall. >> right now anybody can walk in and access much of the being. there are plans to add a sign in sometime and a full-time police officer to the ground floor. >> we're just trying to be proactive instead of reactive. >> so far the city has not decided on a date for the upgrades. >>> a prosecutor has refiled criminal charges against a reading police officer accused of wrongly punching a woman and smashing her cell phone. this video appears to show officer jesus santiago dejesus knock a phone from a woman's hand to get rid of the video she was recording of him. last month a district judge dismissed charges against the officer saying there was insufficient evidence. it's not clear what's new about the allegations prosecutors refiled today. >>> next on nbc 10 news, an unarmed man appears to be lying on the g

mutual resolution includes theobald's resignation after serving three and a half years as president.he board criticized theobald's handling of the removing the school's provost and 22 million-dollar deficit in the financial aid budget. they will have an acting president. >>> this video is really hard to watch. we first showed it to you earl are in the week, brutal beating in the streets fernrock section. >> those attackers are still on the run. the man they beat survived it and he is speaking exclusively to fox 29. dave kinchen has this story live at police headquarters, hi there dave. >> reporter: good morning lane and chris. we can tell you that the victim says when he woke up he woke up in the hospital bed bloody, sore and had no idea how he got thereafter this horrifying attack. he wants his story told right now so no one else has to go through this. now victim is, sean chi tang and lutheran minister. he showed us the beating. the devastating assault was captured on camera at 69 year-old was walking down hutchinson street a little bit before noon. one of the men robbed him, spray

ç temple university has a new acting president after former president neil theobald. >>> it's been aviolent 24 hours in philadelphia. overnight a man was shot dead in cobbs creek. that makes five homicides in a single day. police tell us the 21-year-old man was shot in the head and found lying in the middle of locke customer and cecil streets just after midnight. police were going door to door overnight to see if anyone heard or saw anything in that case. they're getting video from cameras at thayer high school, which is right in that location. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> heading out the door right now. it is a bit warmer than it was yesterday at this time. it's during the day where we get sunshine that will be turning hot and more humid. the temperatures will take off this afternoon. late this afternoon and this evening, we have a chance of storms rolling in from the northwest this evening. those storms could be strong. we are dry and warmer. low 70s for coatesville and wilmington. there are a couple spots in the 60s, allentown and mount holly. these locations are a

. >>> temple university president neil theobald has resigned tonight and the board of trustees were scheduled to meet to fire him but the sides came to an agreement allowing him to resign. the fallout is a result of a $22 million shortfall in the university's merit scholarship fund. current chancellor richardingler is the interim president. >>> professional athletes meet with police trying to foster community in the city. and training like a pro, see the state of the art facility that will help mold the next generation of athletes in philadelphia. >>> our next heat wave is on the way, you see the heat index in the midwest well over 100 degrees and we'll talk about the dangerous heat in our forecast. >>> an all-star team of pro athletes have now promised onto help police build bridges in the community. eagles and pro players playing for other teams met with commissioner ross, they asked for the meeting because they don't want the tenses and vie loans to come to philadelphia. >> a disconnect with the community and police officers and what we want to do is bring our voices to the table and our s

ç >>> the idea for a new stadium came under the tenure of former university president neil theobald.were concerned about a $22 million budget deficit. the provost is serving as interim president. >>> happening today, the dnc is not the only big event taking place in south philadelphia. the eagles begin training camp at the novacare complex. all eyes will be on the team's first round draft pick, quarterback carson wentz. the birds first preseason game is august 18th. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm jessica boyington reporting on your first alert traffic. right now we're watching a major storm on route 202 at route 29. as you can see, a lot of lightning in the area there as well. northbound from 29 to the schuylkill expressway, that's about a seven--minute trip right now. take your time. go slower. you can see rain water covering the lenses right here and you can see actively that lightning right around this spot. so definitely could be a dangerous drive for you this morning. you want to take it slow. west norriton, reports of a road obstruction on lincoln terrace and sheridan lane. th

on the outs, temple university president neil theobald could soon be voted out of his office.why the school board of trustees voted unanimously against them. >>> plus, not so prime. we'll tell you what happened that left thousands of amazon customers frustrated on one of its biggest shopping days. >>> 25 minutes past 5:00 right now. amazon hopes to make extra sales with its prime day yesterday. there were snags. how did the online retailer do? landon dowdy tells us in this morning's cnbc business news. landon. >> hi there, tracy, good morning. amazon prime day featured little buzz but also little drama. amazon says more than 22,000 tvs were sold out in the first eight hours. it sold out of all 23,000 roomba vacuums. sales were in line with last year. prime customers are key to amazon as they tend to spend more. $1,200 a year on average versus 500 for nonmembers. prime day is a test run for black friday. >>> over on wall street, futures are flat this morning. the dow joining the s&p 500 at closing at a record level on tuesday, the first record in more than a year. stocks booste

theobald.t's a few minutes before 4:30 and some crews in camden county are busy spraying, cherry hill, hattonfield, voorhees and gloucester township. the spraying continues until 6:00 this morning. >>> students at rutgers university will have to pay more to go to school this year. university's board of governors announced tuition fees will go up around 1.5% to under grads. last year, tuition fees rose just over 2%. that means a typical instate under grad living on campus will cost more than $26,000. >>> we're counting down the days to the rio olympics. we are just 15 days away from the start of the summer games. and nbc10 is your home for all of the action. and for those of you watching at home, you can expect this mob the most technologically advanced olympics in history, thanks to our parent company comcast. yesterday, comcast ceo brian roberts showcased the technology that will allow you to enjoy the game like never before. it includes a record 4500 streaming hours of competitions on nbc.com

. >>> temple university's board of trustees is calling for the ousting of neil theobald, it is removalial and 22 million-dollar short fall. >>> hundreds gathered at two vigils for a teen ager killed on the basketball court in southwest philadelphia a. >> homicide detectives are asking for the public's help as they focus their search for a killer. >>> funeral services begin in texas for dallas police officers kill in the line of duty. >>> cbs news has learned that donald trump will announce his running mate on friday. >> hillary clinton will make an outstanding president. >> less than two weeks until the democratic national convention bernie sanders endorsed former rival hillary clinton. >>> today we lost our gat

and one of the factors, i believe, that led to the resignation or the forcing out of neil theobald was his pushing the provost out over the question of the provost speaking at a board meeting about temple's new stadium. and i think it's time for the city to take a look, and the state, at the fact that we put a lot of public money into lincoln financial in order to make it possible for temple to play there. and there should be pressure on the eagles to make concessions to temple so that a new stadium, in the face of enormous pressure on higher education, doesn't have to get built for temple's football team, which i think is a mistake. >> all right. harold. >> my inside story is who's rob mccord going to snitch on next? i mean, his cooperation with federal authorities investigating the state treasurer's office has not only led to charges against him, but now against barbara hafer, former treasurer of pennsylvania. and so we'll see where the investigation goes next. >> three treasurers now. all right. and to you, jeff. >> in light of brexit, we have something called philexit. there was a

neil theobald resigned. the resignation is effective the 1st.22 million short fall in the university's merit scholarship fund. he was hired because of his financial expertise. >> everybody coming together. >> a mother's anguish remembering her 6-year-old girl who was struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver in front of her home at the white oak condos in dover. this man, 26-year-old david randall hit a curb trying to park and pinned her against the wall. >> i keep saying this, i was not trying to be a hero. my daughter, if you see how little she is, she is the little one out here. we were innocent. >> authorities accuse randall of striking three people. he will be charged with vehicular homicide. >> do not ever give plane to ph into trouble. everyone is off the runway. >>> hands up, lying on the ground, but still shot by police. we are hearing why the officer pulled the trigger. adam? >> 90s are invading the eastern half of the country. we'll have the latest numbers in accuweather. >>> plus, the neighborhood kids opening a brand-new training

temple university's president neil theobald is on his way out.ote of no confidence yesterday. they'll vote to officially terminate president theobald at the next meeting on july 201st. coming up on jamb jennifer aniston speaking out about female celebrities constantly asked about marriage and kids. we'll see you back here in 30. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. donald trump shaking things up. the new poll numbers that could spell trouble for hillary clinton as bernie sanders endorses his formal rival. the two of them now teaming up to take down trump. >>> fed up. jennifer aniston going after the tabloids ripping into them in a deeply perpendicularal op-ed striking down all that pregnancy speculation. why she's speaking out so candidly now. ♪ >>> and get ready to get fit in a brand-new way. no rules, no calculations and no guilt. how to stop punishing yourself and finally tart getting in shape. ♪ i'm burning up >>> and are you ready to rock? >> "good morning america" is my jam. >> we're at home with america's favorite superstar.

. >> board of trustees at temple university says it will seek dismissal of school president neil theobald. >> lets check weather and traffic. >> not too bad to die 89 degrees, 93 and horrible for upcoming weekend. high temperatures in the upper 90's. >> and a qualifier you guys, it looks like they are getting this car fire under control route one southbound at route third 413 and backups are substantial. stay away from a year. >> that is not good. >>> have have you heard less complaining about the office. >> you hud because more people are happier with their jobs these days. that ace cord to go a new conference board survey. it found 49 percent of workers are satisfied with their jobs. while that may not sound like a lot, it is highest level since 2005. there were some complaints including how promotions, bonuses and performance reviews are handled. >>> speaking of being happy at work meisha and i are always happy, caught on camera having a tans party in the news room yesterday. >> you have to find time to laugh, it makes your take much better, you can see more of this. >> i don't think i

. >>> temple university's president, neil theobald resigned last week. board of trustees was concerned with his conduct after learning of a $22 million budget deficit. he appointed richard engler as interim president. >>> up next, a dnc love story when someone pops the question today at the wells fargo center. we'll go back there live for that political proposal, next. >>> plus, a philadelphia little leaguer devastated when he thinks his father forgot his birthday. we'll show you how dad makes it up to him in a video that's going viral tonight. ♪ >>> the baptist church in west oak lane hosted members from the dnc at its morning service today. speakers included georgetown university's michael eric dyson. it's the first of a week's worth of events for delegates at the church. and tomorrow begins part two of the tale of two conventions, as we'll call it, philadelphia versus cleveland. philly gets to show its month of preparations for the dnc tomorrow, three days after cleveland finished playing host to the rnc. nbc 10's down at the floor here at the wells f

. >>> temple university has a new acting president after former president neal theobald resigned fromhis post. they were concerned about his conduct after learning of a budget deficit. they hired richard engald. he is a long-term employee who promises to move the school forward. >>> right now, crews are searching for an indian air air force plane that went missing today. the air craft took off from southern india and was flying over bengal when it disappeared from radar. it was carrying 29 people, claupg t including the crew. >>> we have more information on the search for the malaysia flight that disappeared more than two years ago. the if credible new information emerges, they will consider the possibility of resumeng the search. 239 passengers and crew were on board flight 370 when it disappeared on its way from kuala lampur from beijing. >>> health officials are seeing if mosquitos collected near miami was tested positive for the zika virus. they're trying to determine if two people were infected directly. neither person traveled to the zika infected country. they were not spread s

the trustees took no confidence in theobald earlier this morning.e'll be back in 25. >>> welcome back, everyone. 7:30 on a thursday morning. it's the 21st day of july, 2016. enthusiastic crowd here in downtown cleveland. day four of the rnc. we can't wait, by the way, for another big concert tomorrow back in new york city on our plaza when superstar celine dion performs for us. >> there's a lot of business to attend to here at the republican convention. ivanka will be in the spotlight tonight as she introduced her father to the delegates. we caught up with ivanka to talk about her speech and adjusting to life on the campaign trail. if i told you a year ago that you would be at the republican national convention, you would be introducing your father who is steps away from the presidency, what would you have said? >> i am not surprised in retrospect because i've never seen my father apply himself with determination towards a goal and not achieve it. last night actually standing alongside both of my brothers when the count went over the top during roll

temple university's board of trustees will vote next week on dismissing school president, neil theobaldmed him for removal of the school official and a short fall in the financial aid budget. the board took a unanimous vote of no confidence last night. now lets check with katie for a look at the forecast. >> forecast is certainly heating up, we are looking at temperatures that top off, safer level today but back in the 90's looking ahead, and in the meantime here's where we currently stan. we've got clouds in spots limiting at least shooting up of that temperature very quickly but regardless in the mid 70's. it does feel muggy outside then it has in recent mornings and we do eventually as i mentioned have excessive heat to contend with here. low to mid 90's for both thursday and friday with heat index values feeling worse than that. so, we will have a hotter of the two days thursday because we have highest dew point and along the way a few scattered showers and then are storms today, tomorrow. friday likely stays dry just steamy and saturday and sunday could pose a couple of shower thre