. >> don tollefson learned his fake in a bucks county courtroom. nbc10's deanna durante was in the courtroom for that sentencing hearing. >> do you think the victims here feel like they're getting justice? >> reporter: well it depends on who you talk to. a spokesman for the family of officer brad fox says no they feel the prison sentence was too light. however, one of the other victims says maybe the lighter than expected prison sentence is good if tollefson doesn't have any more victims. >> i was hoping to see a little emotion, to see some sincere remorse, to take real ownership of his actions. and he just didn't do that. you know he's just -- he's just too arrogant. >> reporter: cindy moffett was not one of but the first victim to report don tollefson to police. she says she and others were taken advantage of at brad fox foundation run when tollefson offered bogus packages. she paid $500 and never got the trip. >> do you think he's going to pay you back? >> no. >> reporter: she says no no longer about the money. she wants to make sure there are n

. >>> former tv sports caster don tollefson will spend two to four years in jail. he learned his punishment in a bucks county courtroom today. tollefson sold fake sports travel packages to fans and said they would help charity and he pocketed that money will he have to pay back $164,000 to his victims and spend 15 years on probation he could have faced up to 30 years behind bars and chad pradelli was in the courtroom as tollefson took the stand, and he'll have more in a live report at 5:00. >>> there is new information about the murder of philadelphia police officer, robert wilson iii, prosecutors say that the suspects both fired shots that were fatal during the shootout with wilson last month. the district attorney's office revealed the information after the preliminary hearing was postponed. "action news" learn that this could become a death penalty case david henry will have more on that coming up in a live report at 4:30. meanwhile a philadelphia restaurant stepped in to help officer wilson's family. sweet lucy's smoke house held a fundraiser fundraiser, half o

he said tollefson's mental problems could stem from that. judge could have handed down a far harsher eventens but chose not to. >> justice needs to be measured and balanced. >> reporter: one of group's tollefson scammed was brandly fox foundation a charity named for a fallen police officer. that officer's parent were not happy about the sentence. >> it is disappoint to go them and they don't feel that justice was served today. >> reporter: with good behavior and considering time already served in jail tollefson could get out of prison in as little as 14 months. we're live from doylestown bucks county, matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thanks very much. >>> officials are monitoring air quality following a three alarm fire in bethlehem. flames tore through a warehouse there and smoke could be seen for several miles. fire happened at 11 muck maulh chuck road in bethlehem and noel mcclaren is live at the scene tonight, noel. >> reporter: one of the big concerns has been the the lingering smoke in the area, we did have some rain a

tollefson blames his mistakes on poor bookkeeping. he faces a maximum of 37 years in prison, his attorney is arguing for a lighter sentence. >>> a disturbing discovery now in the city's frankford neighborhood a woman's body found partially buried in the backyard of the home. eyewitness took pictures of the man being taken into police custody right there. he was reportedly brought down by with a taser. he has not been charged. it is unclear what connection, if any to the woman he was found buried. >>> new this morning an investigation in the allegations of widespread miss management and disability claims of the philadelphia office of veterans affairs. investigation aims to determine whether the the the problems are isolated incident or part of the large are problem. the review comes as va's acting inspector general plans to release a report on its investigation into the the philadelphia office. >>> also this morning, big changes to troop withdraws in afghanistan. president obama said the u.s. will keep just under 10,000 troops in the c

tollefson is a former employee of fox 29. iain. >> joyce, thank you. >>> a somber memorial today for an 18-year-old kensington woman as the investigation into her death continues. today margaret's family and friends gathered inside the auditorium in olney high school to pay their respects to the young woman. students and staff at olney say they've come together since her death to help molino's family through donation donations and white ribbon sales much her body was found inside her home on heartfelt street last week. police say she had bruises on her neck, head and face. investigators believe she may have been strangled to death. there's still no word on any suspects. >> investigators are right now looking into what started the big fire in northampton county. fabricator sheet metal processing plant went up in flames in bethlehem just before 4:00 this morning. no one was inside the building at the time. the people could see that smoke for miles away it even reached allentown. officials had residents sheltering in place with

don tollefson. chad pradelli is live with the full story in doylestown. >> reporter: well with good behavior and time served don tollefson could be out of prison in little more than a year and he was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered him to pay $164,000 in restitution but for his many victims, they don't believe that justice was serve or that tollefson was remorseful. for those he ripped off and defrauded two to four years in prison is not enough. >> i hoped for more and he'll do time and hopefully he gets the treatment he needs and he won't be able to scam anybody else. >> but the sentence fits the crime tollefson was a first time offender and did a lot of good with his winning ways charity over the years but a lack of emotion by the sportscaster played a role in his sentence. >> i think the guy is a manipulator, today perhaps the well ran dry, he didn't know what to say or done had nothing left to give us as far as the act was concerned. >> i told mr. tollefson i believe the sentence was

. >>> it is sentencing day for don tollefson. the former philadelphia sportscaster appears before a judge following his conviction on defrauding sports fans out of charity travel packages. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us outside the bucks county courthouse in doylestown with the very latest on this justin good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. we have learn that just yesterday a lawyer for tollefson sent a memo to the judge asking that she consider a minimum sentence for sportscaster and we will see what she decides. >> jury has spoken. i believe in our legal system. >> reporter: legal system left with yet another step determining the former sportscaster's sentence. on tuesday a lawyer for tollefson sent a memo asking her to consider minimum serving time perhaps allowing his client to repay victims. >> back in january jury found six two-year old guilty of bilking charities and donors out of more than $300,000. the prosecutors argued tollefson used his star power to sell buyers packages for charities, tha

. >>> don tollefson told the court what i did was incredibly unfair and dishonest and he was sentenced to two to four years in prison. chad pradelli is live at the courthouse in doylestown. >> reporter: with time served and good behavior, don tollefson could be out of prison in a little over a year and the judge sentenced him to 15 years probation and ordered him to pay $164,000 in restitution but for many of his victims, justice was not served. >> was hoping to see some emotion and sincere remorse and take real ownership of his actions and he just didn't do that. >> don tollefson was whisked away from court this afternoon set to spend the next two to four years behind bars he said that every day is a day of humiliating re flexion. >> i told him it was fair and reasonable taking in all the aspects. >> the parents of brad fox kill in the line of duty were in court, their charity were among his victims. >> the foxes are disappointed? >> yes very disappointed with the sentence. >> they don't feel that justice was served today. >> i don't serve in their shoes i can be more clinical about i

back out live tollefson has been in jail in bucks county since his conviction. we are live just continue finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also today two alleged killers of philadelphia police officer have a preliminary hearing. carlton hipps and ra men williams are charge in the march 5th murder of robert wilson. the officer was in the video game store buying a present for his son when police say two men attempted a robbery. police say officer wilson saved lives by drawing fire from other customers. >>> a holmesberg restaurant is raising money to help officer wilson's family. sweet lucy's smoke house on state road will donate half of all sales 50 percent to a fundraiser for officer wilson. restaurant is opened from 11:00 to 9:00 o'clock tonight nicole? >>> a bucks county teacher is out of jail accused offing an inappropriate relationship with the student. warminster police arrested michael swider they say the teacher at william tenant high school kissed a seven year old student and then they planned to meet at the a hotel for sex. school put swider on leav

it's judgment day for former philadelphia sportscaster don tollefson. and a tragic turn in the crash of 9525 two americans were on board and david murphy is watching for warmer weather move into our area but bring precipitation along with it. >>> we are following breaking news now in just the past 20 minutes, "action news" has confirmed that one of the people on board the plane that crashed yesterday was emilyselke. >>> and don tollefson faces sentencing in court today. chad pradelli is live in doylestown with the latest. >> reporter: hey sara, this sentencing is running a couple of hours but we have yet to hear from 62-year-old don tollefson and he arrived at the courthouse and continues to look gaunt and pale and i asked him if he was nervous and he said yes, but a good nerveous. in the name of charity he sold bogus sports spakages to pay for gambling and bills. people said they were duped and ripped off and a psychologist testified for tollefson talking about a rough and lonely childhood. tollefson is expected to testify and apologize to his victims

tollefson also told a judge he's hoping to write a book. his lawyer says that he will take the proceeds from that book to repay his victims. reporting live in doylestown deanna durante, "nbc10 news." >>> right now if you take a look, the ride home from work looks mainly dry out there. showers moved in earlier. we can see some fog and more rain tonight. live picture of traffic moving along i-95 in south philadelphia. >> after the rain and the fog, the big weather story, it's all about the temperatures. nbc10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here. just a brief taste of spring. >> that's right. the temperature will actually be rising some tonight. tomorrow some places are going to reach 70. but it's not going to last. we have a lot of clouds out there right now, but not a lot of rain. we saw this rain earlier with a band of showers that improved. now we have a few more light showers about to move into the area. you can see lancaster county berks county lehigh valley getting it now. just about to move into chester and upper mon

tollefson is a former employee of fox 29. iain. >> joyce, thank you. >>> change is rolling in your fox 29 weather authority. we got another round of rain today. with that comes a big jump in that our temperatures. chief meteorologist scott williams outside old city tonight with a preview. scott? >> that's right, iain. it's going to be roller coaster ride believe or not over the next several days. temperatures in fact will be rising bit as we head into the overnight as well as the threat for fog and drizzle. let's a little bit about what's happening right now on ultimate doppler. we saw a batch earlier this afternoon as showers moved through right now off to the west lancaster reading allentown looking at a few sprinkles, but as we take a look at radar lapse you can see most of the heavy rain has moved out for now. to our south we're watching a warm front as well as a cold front. even severe weather breaking out right now through sections of oklahoma into arkansas and missouri. that severe weather will stay out to our west ton

." >> thank you walter, we are following this developing story former sportscaster don tollefson is in a buck county courtroom to be sentenced today. he was found guilty of selling bogus sports package that he claimed would help charity. his attorney is arguing against jail time and "action news" reporter chad pradelli is in the courtroom for the sentencing and will have a live report at 12:30. >>> the leaders of germany, france and spain are in the alps paying tribute to the people that were on the plane when it went down yesterday. most passengers were german and spanish and we learned two americans were also on board. it's not clear why the plane went down one black box has been found but it is damaged but officials say it can still be useful. >>> a buck county teacher is out on bond today. michael switer was charged with having a romantic relationship with a student at william tenent high school. annie mccormick joins us now live with reaction. >> reporter: sara, authorities found out about the alleged inappropriate relationship between the student and teacher, the teacher who is a

tollefson also has to pay back $164,000 to his victims. tollefson plans to write a book on substance abuse and a book about his life for that matter, so he can pay back his victims. he decided against a plea deal saying he wanted his story told. don tollefson as you well know is a fox 29 former employee. >> hack attack affecting several new jersey schools. >>> coming up hear why investigators say s >>> good morning, welcome back at 4:40. hackers have attack four new jersey schools cyber criminals, clamp down on the swedesboro woolwich computer system and demanded $125,000 to un freeze it. >> so how did they do it? fox 29 weekend karen hepp explains. >> big money only reason would you attack a school or anything else is, what's a school need to do? it needs to function. that the point what is it costing the school down to not have their data? they want to cause enough damage and enough impact so that, guess, what you fork over the big coins. >> 500 big coins. that was the ransom hackers wanted to unlock the computer at swedesboro woolwich f

some victims who were in court today say they're angered by tollefson's lack of remorse. the 62-year-old says he has been humiliated and thought he could make it right the day he showed up at a charity event and offered those sports packages. his victims say they wanted to see a longer sentence. >> i was hoping to see a little emotion, to see some sincere remorse, to take real ownership of his actions. and he just didn't do that. you know he's just too arrogant. >> the judge ordered tollefson to pay back more than $160,000. >>> now to the race for mayor in philadelphia. late today a judge ruled former state senator milton street will be allowed to stay on the ballot. there were questions surrounding his eligibility because of claims he hasn't lived in philadelphia for three years as required by law. street is one of six candidates hoping to get the democratic nomination nomination. the others are abraham, diaz oliver, kenney and williams. from our south jersey bureau a new plan to help camden's most struggling schools. today the superintendent of camden public schools, th

tollefson did face up to 37 years behind bars, following his fraud conviction. he could go free in as little as 14 to 15 months for good behavior and time served. >>> there are air quality concerns following this smokey three alarm warehouse fire in bethlehem. as "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren tells us smoke could be seen for miles around that fire at 1150mauch chunk road. >> it was a frightening wake up call information moravian college students lived just feet from a fabrication company the bethlehem warehouse went up in flames before sunrise. >> we got a net case this morning on our phones there was a fire. >> reporter: sean says fire fighters work fast to contain the flames but the smoke lingered on moravian's campus. >> my whole room smelled of smoke. i got to class with a cough kind of thing. >> reporter: fire fighters say nobody was inside when the building ignited but some employees showed up to the scene in shock. crew his had todd cut power supplies to 300 area homes and part of the moravian's campus for much of the morning. >> approximately

tollefson also has to pay back $164,000 to his victims. some of them were in court today and asked that he not address them. so he expressed his remorse to the judge instead. the 62-year-old represented himself in his trial he did get help from attorney robbed goldman who gave him one last bit of advice after his sentencing. >> i told mr. tollefson that i believed that the sentence was very fair and residential taking into consideration all the aspects and he said yes, it was that simple. >> i think the guy is manipulator, today perhaps the well ran crime he didn't know what else he can say or do to get out from under it he had nothing left to give us as far as the act was concern. >> tollefson plans to write a book on substance abuse and his life so he can pay back his victims. he decided against a plea deal saying he wanted his story told. don tollefson used to work for fox 29. >>> a somber memorial for an olney high school senior less than a week after her tragic death. police are still investigating what happened to i wasn't 18-year-ol

tollefson also has to pay back $165,000 in restitution. he was found guilty of defrauding 200 sports fans out of $340,000 of travel packages that never materialized. >> it is not about the money any more but just the principal. as long as he cannot do it to anybody else, justice has really been served. >> reporter: tollefson could get out in four to 15 months for good behavior and time served. >>> right now 5:13. lets talk about the storm system heading our way. >> nicole it will be a a storm that brings us a milk bag depending on the time of the day at least initially this morning. fog is really your primary concern. it is patchy in nature. not everybody is dealing with that in any given neighborhood right now but you may run into it depending where your travels take you. later this morning wet weather will be out there for us. as we take you out first and foremost to storm scan three there is some moisture to work with here but it is not over our area yet. you can see a southerly component evident by tracking these little pockets of the

next don tollefson will spend the next few years in prison.ow many he plans to pay back >> one of the american victims has philadelphia ties to the plane crash in france. >> how don tollefson says he hopes to pay back the victim he scammed. >> we have amazing news for devon still's family. update on the health of his cute little daughter. >> good morning, everyone, thanks for being with us on this thursday morning. >> chilly outside. >> yes, it is. did you hear that the flyers won last night, sue serio? >> yes, i did. and that's why bus stop buddy wearing a flyers cap today. >> yahoo. >> the problem is you can't see it very well. it is foggy out there. so we put the fog on just to let you know could slow you down little bit. when you are trying to make your way to work this morning. make sure you have the umbrella with you be prepared for showers to pop up any time. just that much moisture in the air. which also means it is not the greatest hair day in the world either. 41 degrees right now, 38 is the windchill out there. 6:55 is your sunrise

tollefson was also ordered to pay back $165,000 in restitution restitution. he defrauded nearly 200 people in a sports charity scam. >> not about the money any more. it's the principal. as long as he can't do it to anybody else any more. justice really has been served. >> tollefson could be releaseed in as little has 14 to 15 months for good behavior and time serve serve. >>> a new jersey attorney and court appointed guardian has been sentenced to prison for stealing millions from elderly clients. the i-team shall hot huffman first reported on this case last year. and she was in court today and has an update on this i-team exclusive. >> reporter: barber lieberman wore handcuffs and orange jumpsuit in court facing a very different life than the one she's used to. >> do i know you? >> my name is charlotte huffman i'm with cbs3. >> i-team exposed lieberman in november. prosecutors say she and three others stole $3.8 million from at least 16 victims and used the money to pay off six digit credit card bills and buy things like this bmw and a luxury condo in florid

tollefson apologized in court expressing remorse for what happened.elony money laundering fraud and theft after 200 people came forward saying he sold bogus trips that were sports related in the name of charity. now here's kathleen with a look -- scott williams with a look at temperatures. >> fog, drizzle, too temperatures right around 44 degrees in the city. but during the day tomorrow, out ahead of that cold front that will bring a lot of showers and storms we'll see winds out of the south and west. we're talking high temperatures near 70 degrees. but you'll need to grab an umbrella. take a look at that planner. 7:00 a.m. temperatures right around 48 degrees, low 50's by 10:00, into the 60's by lunchtime and near 70 by 4 o'clock. but once again, scattered showers even some thunderstorms possible across the area. so what about the forecast down the shore? we're looking at passing showers from time to time, maybe a rumble of thunder there, 60's, low 60's and then further inland temperatures top out in the upper 60's around philadelphia and surrounding

tollefson now faces up to 30 years in prison. attorney is expected to argue against jail time citing tollefson's other legitimate philanthropy and arguing that putting the 62-year-old behind bars would doolittle good. >> a recruiting drive is in the works for the world meeting of families in philadelphia this summer. it will be highlighted by a visit by pope francis. 10,000 volunteers are needed for various events that begins on september 22nd. registration is scheduled to start soon. volunteers must be 18 years old and above. all applicants will be screened. we have a link with all the information on 6abc.com. >> it is 4:39 and can coming up all new on "action news," dramatic video shows a man in a hawaiian shirt holding another man at gun point. why both men walked away without being charged for a crime. >> a new app allows you to schedule messages up to 25 years into the future. david. >> oh, yeah, i think 25 years from tuesday i'm i know what i'm going to be doing. this afternoon it gets high. you might want an umbrella. vial

but tollefson could be sentenced to at least nine months in prison for the $340,000 scam. tollefson is a former fox 29 employee. >> and the court hearing scheduled today for philadelphia 17 year old charged in the shooting death of his friend. ivan overholtzer charged with involuntary manslaughter and related offenses, earlier this month, they say he shot 17 year old james becker the third in the stomach while playing with a gun. the two boys were schoolmate at kensington cap a high school. >> philadelphia police are now questioning the man they think is responsible for burying a body in a shallow grave in the city's frankford section police found the body behind a building on the 4700 block of frankford avenue. now, it was the landlord that tipped off police, once they got there officers say they saw a man running away and had to use a stun gun to stop him. witnesses say they heard yelling earlier that day. >> this is philadelphia, you know, people argue all the time on the street. and i justin minding my own business. then they went back there i kept walking and then tha

tollefson faces up to 30 years in prison. his attorney is expected to argue against jail time citing tollefson's philanthropy and by arguing that putting the 62-year-old behind bars would doolittle good. >>> a bucks county teacher out on bond after being charged with having an inappropriate romantic relationship with a student. 33-year-old michael swider is also on leave from william tenet high school. warminster police say the social studies teacher kissed a 17-year-old female student and made plans to meet her at a hotel for sex. hear reaction to the teachers arrest coming up in our next half hour. >> detectives are investigating the discovery of a woman's body in an apartment building in philadelphia. the superintendent found the body yesterday morning. it was in the rear of the building on the 4700 block of frankford avenue. an "action news" viewer captured the scene as a man the woman had been living with fought with police as they tried to take him into custody. police haven't identified the couple. neighbors say they a

tollefson was quick of defrauding nearly 200 people in the sports charities scam. bucks county judge also ordered him to pay back $165,000 in restitution. tollefson could get out in as little will as 14 to 15 months for good behavior and time served. >>> right now 6:37. with the market in a few percent of all time highs why haven't you cashed in on a good fortune yet. some folks are lousy investors. they cannot help it. >> guilty as charge. >> we are join by cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> why are some of us such lousy investors, what is it. >> it is just because we're human beings. emotions can lead us a stray and we fall pray to fear greed, doubt and regret. because investors are not inherently rational when it comes to managing money they have significantly under performed the market. when you look the at the s and p500 investors, lag behind by 4.2 percent every single year. the reason is easy to understand. when market are soaring you feel invincible. when they are plunging or you have a rough day like

tollefson former employee of fox 29. >> hey, good morning. >> i bet you don tollefson has two regret,ne, he didn't take the plea deal. >> yep. >> because he was offered seven months, now got between two to four years, so woe have been out of jail by now? >> well, with time served, yes, could have been out of jail. exactly right. the second regret he probably has he represented himself. people think they can walk into a courtroom and represent themselves in a court case? not good idea. if you represent yourself, you have a fool for a client, something like that. >> your attorney is a fool, so are you. >> but when it comes to how much money he got out of people about 300,000. but i notice he only has to pay back 107,000. why is that? >> first 200 victims he defrauded, for 300,000, but about 140 of that was from a ticket agency. so, what the court said was ticket agency do you have sue don tollefson in a civil procedure, so don tollefson you only have to pay back $164,500 to the people you defrauded. >> more problems coming his way. >> oh, civil lawsuit against him by sure by a lunch of

. >>> the sentence for don tollefson is 2-4 years in prison.victed defaulting fans out of $340,000 in sports packages today. the sentence was handed down and tollefson told the judge every day is it a humiliating reflex of his action. and he was ordered to pay restitution and on probation for 15 years kwh he -- when he gets out of jail. >>> and searching for the cause of this big fire in bethlehem early this morning. nobody was injured, but the flames shot so close to power lines that officials were forced to shut off power to more than 2,000 customers. and the smoke was so thick and odor so strong that the order issued a shelter-in-place order for several hours. >>> we are getting more answers tonight about the contract dispute that's preventing richard stockton university from opening a campus at the old showboat casino site in atlantic city. the trump taj mahal does not want a college next door leading tolead ing to fears of students gambling. and stockton bought the being for $18 million. and they told "action news" tonight we have been sta

. >>> a bucks county judge sentences former sportscaster don tollefson to two to four years in state prison and 15 years probation. tollefson was also ordered to pay back $165,000 in restitution for defrauding nearly 200 people in the sports charity scam. he could be released in as little as four to 15 months for good behavior and time served. >>> prosecutors say they will prove both suspects fired the shots that killed philadelphia police sergeant robert wilson. the prosecutors say that they plan to play security video in court of the march 5th shoot-out inside the north philadelphia game stop store. they say it will show that both men are responsible for sergeant wilson's death. yesterday's preliminary hearing for carlton williams and hipps were delayed and now rescheduled for may 20th. >>> protesters are calling for police reform after a violent struggle with police at lawncrest recreation center last week. police arrested ten demonstrators after the protest turned violent. protesters are part of the philadelphia coalition for racial, economic and legal justice. during an event at

. >>> don tollefson faces as many as 37 years in prison at his sentence nothing bucks county. tollefson was quick of selling bogus sports packages that would benefit charities. >>> well, philadelphia police are trying to figure out if the uber x driver sexually assaulted a female passenger. the woman says it happened last month. a uber spokesmen tells "eyewitness news" that the with man was dropped off at fifth police district station on the night of the assault. the driver has been suspendedded during this investigation. >>> bensalem police identified pedestrian who died after being hit by two cars yesterday morning. the investigators say 28 year-old cristina massie may have crossed against the light at street and knights road when the car hit her. one driver stop but second kept on going. police track that driver down at home in new jersey. so far no charges have been filed. >>> a frightening police crash caught on dash cam video. the officer was chasing a speeding suspect right here on a oklahoma highway when his car flips over on a exit ramp. you can see it role right here

. >>> don tollefson sold fake sports trips promising that the money would go to charity. tollefson's lawyers argued against prison time yesterday. >>> philadelphia police are trying to piece together the timeline of a murder mystery. yesterday afternoon investigators found a woman's body in a shallow grave near the frankford l-train and believe the woman in her 30s was likely killed over the weekend when police tried to question the woman's boyfriend about that grave, witnesses say he took off. here you see cell phone video after officers used a taser to stop the man. they have him in custody. no charges have been filed. >>> the coatsville city council passed a budget to vote to keep taxes at the current levels there. the council rejected an earlier budget proposal back in september as it looks for ways to cut spending. the new budget eliminates vacant staff positions in the city and the change from certain positions from full-time to part-time. the budget passed by a narrow 4-3 vote. >>> and the school district plans to pass next year's budget totalling less than $300 mi

but tollefson could be sentenced to nine months in prison for the $340,000 scam. tollefson is a former fox 29 employee. >>> and a court hearing scheduled today for philadelphia 17 year old charged in the shooting dealt of his friends, ivan, charged with involuntary manslaughter and related offenses, earlier this on the mo prosecutors say he shot 17 year old james becker the third in the stomach while playing with a gun. the two boys were schoolmates at kensington cap a high school. >> 5:07. philadelphia police now questioning the man they think is responsible for burying a body in a shallow grave in the city's frankford section. police found the body behind the building on the 4700 block of frankford avenue. it was the landlord that tipped off police. once they got there officers say they saw a man running away and had to use a stun gun to stop him. witnesses say they heard yelling earlier in the day. >> this is philadelphia. you know, people argue all the time on the streetment and i justin minding my own business. then they went back there i kept walking, and th

tollefson faces up to 30 years in prison.me citing tollefson's philanthropy and arguing by putting the 62-year-old behind bars would doolittle good. >>> philadelphia police opened fire on a man. this happened last night in the city's tioga-nicetown section. the officers were called to a shooting at 17th and cayuga streets. they discovered a shooting victim an minivan riddled with bullets. police believe the gunman got away. then officers say a passenger started running from the minivan and pointed a gun at police. an officer opened fire. the passenger had been wounded but investigators are unsure if he was actually shot by police since he was also a in the shotout minivan. he and the initial shooting victim are in stable condition. >> detectives investigating the discovery of a woman's body in an apartment building in philadelphia. the superintendent found the body in the rear of the building on the 4700 block of frankford avenue. an "action news" viewer captured the scene as the man the woman had been living with fought with

. >>> former sportscaster don tollefson will learn his sentence today. his attorney is arguing against jail time for the 62-year-old. ss tollefson stole money and promised the money would go to charity. >>> now the nbc 10 first alert weather. >> showers are heading our way. here is a live look outside now at the ben franklin bridge. looks fairly clear there. as you can see here the rain is moving our way. that green blotch you see there as you look at the radar. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with the forecast. glenn? >> vai as you can see, we had a little bit of showers headed this way. a lot of clouds. you can see the clouds and pocono mountains here lake wallenpaupack, and ice still on the lake. so it is still plenty cold in many parts of the area. the actual weather observations just cloudy skies reported at reading and lancaster. right now, more sunshine in new jersey with the clouds starting to move in. you can see this on the radar over the past few hours. it was some freezing rain couple of hours ago

because today former philadelphia sport caster, guy who used to work here, don tollefson will be sentencedor stealing hundreds every thousands of dollars. >> his attorney homes to win sentence without jail time. tollefson could be sentenced to at least nine months in prison for the $340,000 scam. >> a hearing scheduled today for philadelphia 17 year old charged in a shooting death of his friends. ivan charged with involuntary manslaughter and related offenses earlier this month prosecutors say he shot 17 year old james becker, the third, in the stomach while playing with a gun the two boys were schoolmates at kensington cap a high school. student and employees at temple university will step out today with it first rally to the minimum wage on campus. movement called 15 now temple of the the group demanding temple pay al campus workers at least $15 an hour, this would include work study student, group says they'll endorse the same increased city-wide, the rally set for this afternoon at 1:00 at the temple bell tower on campus. >> $15 an hour on the temple campus interesting. >> christie's $

. >>> don tollefson is going to be sentenced for his role in a fraud he could could face up to 30 years in prison. it's still cold. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the area is sunny the farther south, you'll see more clouds. overall it's a bright day across the delaware and lehigh valleys. 24 in allentown. 27 in wilmington. 32 along the boardwalk in ac and down the pike in sea isle city. windchills not a lot of wind, but making it feel closer to 19, 20 degrees, there you see the clouds to the south. sunshine will be building to the north and in between well, we'll have basically bright conditions even in the cloudier areas. mostly sunny in in allentown chilly, high of 39 degrees. a little farther south you go down along the coast the better chance you'll have of seeing clouds. chilly conditions the high in atlantic city. philadelphia, sunny and breezy. the winds out of the northwest 7 to 14 miles per hour not that bad. as we roll through the day we'll start out cold and stay chilly 3 # degrees the freezing mark there. we spend the afternoon in the low 40s the high

. >>> don tollefson was once the highest paid sports reporter in the city.he scammed 200 people by selling bogus sports packages and pocketing the money. the judge ordered him to pay back more than $160,000. >>> a final fair well to eagles legend chuck bednarik. a viewing will be held from noon to 4:00 and 6:00 to 9:00. followed by a private mass friday. the hall of fame linebacker died over the weekend after a brief illness. the man known as concrete charlie played for the eagles from 1949 to 1962. he was 89 years old. >>> a soldier who spent five years as a taliban prisoner could now face a life sentence in an american prison. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. in 2009 the taliban took him captive after he left his post in afghanistan. he was released in a prisoner swap last year. he also faces a dishonorable discharge, a reduction in his rank and giving up all of his pay. >>> the woman convicted of kidnapping and raping a 5-year-old philadelphia girl will learn her fate tomorrow. christina will be sente

. >>> and former sports broadcaster done ton tollefson will learn his fate today for scaming people out >>> today we will be one of those days where we will start off with one thing and start to end up with eras day progresses a and that is all because we have traps situation taking place with our latest warm front coming to move in. as it does so we

tollefson stole money promising it would go to charity. his lawyers filed a memo in court yesterday arguing against prison time. >>> a woman claims and uberx driver raped her after picking her up in philadelphia. the woman picked her up in old city on february 6th more than a month ago, and raped her and drove her around for two hours before dropping her off at a police station near manioc. this accusation is causing some uberx customers to think twice. >> it changes how i would think about being a passenger in any car, uber or taxi. >> uber deactivated the driver but police have not filed the charges. uber is a ride sharing service to alieu you to catch a ride by using a smartphone app. >>> a bucks county teacher is behind bars after trying to meet a student for sex. michael slater and a 17-year-old student from william penn high school would kiss and have sexual conversations in and outside of school. detectives learned the two were going to meet at a hotel to have sex but they intervened before that could happen. >>> and change is comin

. >> former sports cast or don tollefson is head today jail.as many as four years behind bars. so, we have an attorney coming in to talk about that case. what exactly went wrong? what went right? >> good morning, everybody. >> will he will we see any sun? whenever i hear 68 degrees, i want there to be sun. >> there will be some lulls inbetween periods every rain. >> you can't rule out a pop up thunderstorm. >> or a blizzard? >> no, probably the only thing that won't happen today. a five out of ten because of the fog and the rain in the forecast, and the thunderstorms, but still will be mild today. so something to look forward to. see him through the fog isn't easing up in a lot of spots it is a day to hav

. >>> don tollefson was once the highest paid sportscaster in philadelphia. this morning he's getting ready to serve two to three years behind bars. he was convicted of scamming people by selling bogus sports packages and pocketing the money. judge ordered him to pay back more than $160,000. >>> happening today, a hearing in philadelphia will take a closer look at governor tom wolf's moratorium on the executions in pennsylvania. members of the house judiciary committee who oppose the ban are holding the hearing at city hall at 2:00. they'll listen to testimony from the families of murder victims. the state supreme court is deciding if the moratorium is legal. >>> also happening today, family, friends and fans will come together to remember eagles legend chuck bed narknarik. there is a private mass for family and friends tomorrow. the hall of famer known as concrete charlie died over the weekend at the age of 89. he played offense and defense for the eagles from 1949 to 1962. >>> and now to the race for mayor in philadelphia. a judge ruled yesterday that forme

. >>> the defense attorney for a former philadelphia sportscast er don tollefson says he stole more than$300,000 by selling fake sports team trips promising the money would go to charity. he faces 37 years in prison. >>> and a new controversy for the new pick for state police. current marcus brown who is now the acting commissioner found a racist letter in his mailbox. take a look, it reads, no n-lover will ever wear my uniform. it is signed didn't/don't. when the governor nominated brown, he cited his commitment to diversity but recently retired troopers criticized brown for wearing a state police uniform even though he didn't graduate from the police academy in an incident where he removed roadside signs critical of him. the didn't/don't signature on the letter is an apparent reference to a slow slogan popular with the academy. governor wolf says it is very troubling that this letter was placed in colonel brown's mailbox and the message contained within the letter is disturbing. this entire matter is concerning for colonel brown and his family. governor wolf continues to monitor the si

. >> happening today, former philadelphia sportscaster done ton tollefson will be sentenced today by selling thousands of dollars worth of sports theme packages, but he could be sentenced to at least nine months in prison for the $340,000 scam. of course's former fox 29 employee. >> yes, work for some other tv stations in town, as well, over the years. 7:11 as i mentioned. >> court hearing scheduled today for philadelphia 17 year old charged in the shooting death of his friends. ivan charged with involuntary manslaughter man slut and related offenses earlier this month. prosecutors say he shot 17 year old james becker, the third in the stomach while playing with a gun, two were schoolmates. >> temple university, first rally for the minimum wage on campus to raise it, the movement is called 15 now temple. group demanding temple pay al campus workers at least $15 an hour, this would include work study student. group says they'll endorse the same increase city-wide. the rally is set for this afternoon, at 1:00 at the temple bell tower on campus. >> restaurant in the northeast is raising