garvin: even those who don't stop, traci thinks-- traci: think that's weird? garvin: get a little something out of the deal. traci: that's all right. garvin: their story must be worth something, they must think, if someone's willing to hear it for nothing. announcer: coming up, a veteran helping other vets. catherine martinelli-banks: i won't feel complete if i don't reach out and see if there's anything i can do. announcer: how a fellow marine she served with in the 1980s gave her a new purpose. moksh: and just go out there and do it. announcer: plus, changing course. a high school junior teaches himself and others the power of problem-solving when an ap class wasn't offered at his school. tom: it was a really struggle. announcer: but first, he lost most of his sight, but a guide dog helped take him down a new road, leading to a new mission in life. tom kowalski, lost the fingers on his left hand years ago in an industrial accident. he honestly says that wasn't too much of a burden to overcome. losing his eyesight years later, though, that was. he only overca

i'm tracy davidson. let's get to bill henley and the first alert weather forecast. >> good morning, tracy. we're seeing some scattered showers this morning. in new jersey, this is a live look from wildwood. these showers have just moved offshore. first alert radar showing them just to the southeast of cape may. that should be it for showers during the day. still some clouds around, but you can see it's dry in allentown, trenton, and wilmington. but there are a few areas of light fog in some of the western suburbs. 2 1/2-mile visibility in p pottstown. the temperatures, 50s for much of the area. a little cooler in the pennsylvania suburbs. 49 degrees right now. here's the 40s. north wales at 49 degrees while it's 50 in new hope and ft. washington. heading for the 70s today. we'll go through the forecast hour by hour in ten minutes. jessica boyington, meantime, watching your first alert traffic. >> that's right and we already have a closer in horsham. some small delays there. they're detouring traffic righ

tracy: irony.there a risk with lots of gulf countries tapping the market, getting a supply issue that may be weighs on bond issuance. anita: i think that is very opportunistic for them to tap international markets. money, in that part the world, it is cheap. in japan, negative rates. in europe, negative rates. plenty of banks and plenty of money who wants to get involved because the returns being much higher. gs the that be question, nine years in germany before you get a positive rate. what is happening to me, are you seeing a proportion of people, colloquially calling it hot money, that money from japan and europe come here? is that picking up? anita: absolutely. look at the first quarter, we had $24 billion in lower bonds. in most of that came from japanese banks. there is a huge demand of international money coming in. if i look at the incentivizing balance sheets, meaning the foreign borrowing the banks and organizations have done, it has increased market fold. tracy: who do you think the natu

tracy? >> jessica, thanks. >>> we're following breaking news this morning. police are questioning two people in connection with a shooting in philadelphia's ki kingsessing section. officers found a 34-year-old man this morning shot in the head. police believe he was targeted. we'll keep you updated on this breaking news as we get more information. >>> happening today, putting police under review. the department of justice will take a close look at chester's police department and how officers handle potentially deadly encounters. matt delucia is live at chester police headquarters. matt, the department asked the feds to do this, asked them to analyze them, right? >> reporter: that's right, tracy. the chester police commissioner invited the department of justice to perform this review. it will focus on the use of force policies along with past instances in which officers here used deadly force. now, chester's mayor has said that public safety is one of his top priorities. today, he along with

tracy: lift the lid off of that one. -lemonis: here? -tracy: yeah. come this way.es to dry overnight. now we're all reconvening this morning to put on the finishing touches. what do you love about it here? -tracy: this. -lemonis: doing this work? -tracy: instant result. i like painting and vacuuming. lemonis: oh, yeah! hey, dave, do you know where mike is? dave: mike was at a breakfast meeting, i think. -lemonis: okay. -dave: he's on the way. lemonis: when we agree on a plan to launch a prototype, i expect mike to be there and fully engaged and immersed in the problem, not off doing some other sort of project that they have that doesn't help us sell boards. is mike here? -nikki: he's not here yet. lemonis: so, one board was supposed to be sprayed. why don't you and i pick the one we want to spray, 'cause i definitely want to have one. nikki: okay. lemonis: hey, tracy, do you feel like this is ready to be sprayed? tracy: my only concern is the flex of the board is gonna pop out that medallion. lemonis: this is why having mike here matters. nikki: let me find out wha

i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. a look at conditions right where you live and another wet morning for us, bill. >> the rain is going to be with us this morning. this afternoon we'll see clouds and the rain will finally taper off at least for today. right now it's a steady rain that's moving right through philadelphia, light rainfall in atlantic city and a steady light rain for cape may. there are areas it's coming down heavier. even that is looking less impressive than just a few minutes ago. those moderate showers moving through upper bucks county right now. they are on the move off to the northeast. they'll be moving out. but it will be aç rainy commut for this morning. a warmer one, too. 57 degrees in philadelphia. low 50s for the lehigh valley and the pennsylvania suburbs. at the shore it's warmer, too, even with the rain. for philadelphia, 57 degrees. that's at philadelphia international. temperatures are pretty uniform th

tracy? >> bill, thanks. now let's take a closer look at your ride to work before you head out the door. check with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> we're watching a disabled vehicle on 95. there was just a police officer on scene right here. he just left the scene. it's headed southbound around columbus boulevard. not sure if this vehicle is empty or not. it is over on the right-hand shoulder. you can see the lanes next to it headed southbound. no big backups or problems for right now. definitely just something to watch out for considering we don't see any of that vehicle's lights on. there's also construction off of the schuylkill expressway, that westbound off-ramp will be blocked until about 6:00 this morning. over in new jersey, three lanes are closed on the 42 freeway headed southbound right between 295 and creek road. so not a full closure. still some lanes getting by. no big delays yet. more construction, the right and center lanes closed on the atlantic city expressway headed eastbo

tracy? >>> when amtrak train 188 derailed killing eight people, it turned a busy stretch of port richmond rails into a disaster area. sky force 10 was over the wreck just after it happened and again one year later with the tracks repaired. right now amtrak is bracing to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars to the victims of the deadly derailment. amtrak executives continue to face questions about the safety of its system. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the 30th street station to explain. >> reporter: and tracy, looking back one year ago today to that crash and the effects thereafter, the derailment shut down a good portion of the northeast corridor for several days, affecting many travelers. it was the people who were on board amtrak 188 who experienced the biggest effects of this. some still experiencing those effects today. this is what it looked like, the scene from that frankfurt junction, an image that's hard to forget. train cars off the rails, some on their sides. the train's eng

i'm tracy davidson. let's get started with meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast, a close look at conditions at communities across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. good morning, bill. >> good morning, tracy. most of the area is completely clear of fog. but we are watching for some spots and finding it at the shore, north wildwood, new jersey, no rain here but the fog is coming in as cooler air comes across all the moisture that was left over from yesterday. the showers are out of the picture. fog is thick in hazleton. light fog for the rest of the area. toms river, down to a mile and a half visibility. under two miles for millville, a mile an a half now in wildwood. we don't have to worry about the fog first thing this morning as the temperatures climb and they will be climbing today. we'll see the fog disappear. . in philadelphia, 60s for the lehigh valley. breaks in the clouds for lehigh valley, 66 degrees. that's 73 degrees in northeast philadelphia bustleton. soci

vai and tracy? >> jessica, thanks. >>> it is a message that says to heal and not promote retaliation. it's the message from officials and neighbors in wilmington following the death of a 16-year-old student. we'll tell you what they're demanding now. >>> plus, the ugly truth. a new online challenge is helping people in our area get a life-saving organ donation. we'll show you how you can be a part of it. >>> it's 5:14. 57 degrees outside. there's a campaign out there to save lives. it's using your ugliest prom pictures to do it. it's called the hashtag ugly truth campaign. donate life pennsylvania is behind the push to let people know how great the need is for more organ donors. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in center city to explain how your ugly prom pictures can help. katy? >> reporter: tracy, it may sound like a leap, right? your ugly and forgettable prom pictures saving lives. this organization says it's all about spreading the ugly truth and getting the ugly truth out there. now, the ugly truth

tracy in. >>> 5:08 and 45 degrees outside. from one to another.resumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump will be in our area next week. we'll tell you how his appearance is helping out governor chris christie. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers heading back to harrisburg with another potential budget battle on the horizon. we'll tell you why. >>> lawmakers return to harrisburg with just six weeks before the deadline to iron out differences for the coming year's spending plan. the process looks to be rocky again this time. governor tom wolf wants a broad tax increase to fund schools and close the deficit. republican lawmakers want to cut costs and are opposed to a tax increase. >>> new jersey lawmakers will consider a bill to raise the minimum wage. the measure would bump the rate to $10.10 an hour. it would increase annually for four years. governor christie is against the bill. lawmakers say if he refuses to sign it, they'll push for a constitutional amendment. the minimum wage is $8.38 an hour. delaware is at $8.25 and pennsylvania has a m

it is back to work tuesday, as tracy said earlier.e're expecting more cars on the road this morning as people head back to work and school. check your drive times along the pennsylvania turnpike. you have a pretty goodç drive you make your way between route 1 and the exit for valley forge. finally, there's a road obstruction in montgomery county along ridge pike at manor road. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> the rain has moved out. we still have clouds around. this is a view from camden, looking past the battle ship "new jersey." clouds offer the city will be breaking. we'll get sunshine. improvement at the shore, north wildwood at new jersey. when we checked it a half hour ago, it was socked in with fog. the fog is lightening there. haz hazleton, zero visibility there. no issue for doylestown and northeast philadelphia. in south jersey, there's dense fog for millville and wildwood down to half a mile visibility, starting to thicken up at the airport, just under two-mile visibil

>> that's right, vai and tracy.e are watching the 42 freeway, no problems right now, at least around the deptford area around 41. the northbound lanes more volume headed toward the philadelphia area and to the bridges. no problems, though, heading to the walt whitman bridge right now. this drive time is doing okay, a five-minute trip. speeds are still way up there. if you're still out in new jersey, you may run into something out in den vis township. there's a utility pole down on route 47. that's closing it in both directions around beaver dam road for the pole removal. follow the detours around that scene for right now. you may see some delays. get yourself out the door a couple extra minutes early. construction crews, paving crews on kelly drive headed eastbound between hunting park avenue and fairmount avenue. more updates when i'm back in the next ten minutes. >>> 54 degrees here in our studios inç bala cynwyd. no relaxing in one san diego bathtub. instead, one woman got a slithering surprise. >>> plus, airpla

i'm tracy davidson. let's start with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. bill? >> we're getting a close-up look of center city, where skies are cloudy. a few showers are in the area. the temperatures, well, another morning that's cool but not cold. we're at 55 degrees in philadelphia right now. there are just a few scattered light showers in the area, but mainly it's going to be dry. today we'll get to see some sunshine. 60 degrees by 9:00. we'll be in the 70s this afternoon. as far as the rain is concerned, you have to look closely. delaware and south jersey getting a few scattered showers. just a few sprinkles have moved through philadelphia. those showers this morning are a possibility again this afternoon. futurecast showing quite a bit of activity here. as we go into the morning, it really does taper off. we have sunshine for a nice warmup today too. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen shows changes ahead for the weekend. i have your weekend forecast in ten. right now,

tracy, vai? thank you, bill. >>> 6:08 and skyforce 10 is in west philadelphia at 34 and market and a water main break. >> we done the have exact details on what is going under way with this water main break, meaning if there are big road closures in the area because of it. it is on 43rd and market street. definitely easy to get around the block through detours as well. you can see water coming out on to the roadways there. it looks like we're not seeing any traffic moving through the area on 43rd and market street right now. going around the block will be your best bet and following the detours, we're not having -- because of this water main break, traffic is not moving through the area. we're still watching 95 around columbus boulevard. as you can see, the accident scene still active. one vehicle involved and two tanker trucks as well. one lane getting by on 95. we're seeing big delays headed southbound around columbus boulevard. two tanker trucks, another vehicle and we have a lot of emergency

vai and tracy? >> thank you, jess sooe. >>> when a philadelphia woman was stopped by new jersey state police, she felt the way most of us would. >> when this happened, i was scared. i was frustrated. i was angry. i was shaking. >> and then police arrested her. now she's suing. we'll tell you what charges she's facing and why she says police violated her civil rights. >>> plus, remember this guy? he was caught on camera using a garden ornament and a shovel to bust into a montgomery county home. well, now he's been arrested and we'll tell you why police are thanking us for helping to find him. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the c

tracy and our volunteers set up chairs every month around san francisco. any passer by is then welcome to take a load off their feet. as well as their mind. they started film school and realized i wasn't a filmmaker. all topics welcome. >> i wish therapy was more accessible. >> reporter: no judgments passed. >> when people see us on the streets, they would not expect, like, any sort of interaction. >> reporter: tracy believes the more we connect with each other through technology, the less of a need we feel to connect personally. and that's not helping. even those who don't stop, tracy thinks, take a little something out of the deal. their story must be worth something, they must think, if someone's willing to hear it for nothing. >> that is such a great idea. >> it's growing. they're spreading to different cities. just this month because it's mental health awareness month, she had 48 volunteers in different parts of the city in the mission, obviously in the downtown, in the business district. they get takers. then say, you want to sit down and talk and pe

bill has you covered. >> tracy, we've got some fog to the west. it's improved in the last few minutes. while it's dense fog in hazelton. light fog at the airport. half a mile visibility there. wrightstown is just under a mile. farther to the south, it's not an issue this morning. the temperatures will be climbing. we'll see some sunshine today. but we're still tracking a few isolated showers to the south. completely dry in philadelphia. 51 degrees now in parkside. while it's 57 in society hill. clouds to the south, a few sprinkles in cumberland county. but most of the area is dry. and the clouds will be thinning for some sunshine before the next round of showers moves in. a look at the futurecast when i'm back in ten minutes. right now let's see how traffic is looking on a monday morning. jessica with traffic. >> we're already pretty light this morning. starting off with normal construction projects that aren't active again this morning. there's the vine street expressway. no closure here. you can see no problems in either direction. and every onc

tracy? >>> now to decision 2016, the race for the white house is getting tighter. >> look at hillary. crooked, crooked politician. that crooked hillary. >> let's just imagine i'm on a debate stage with donald trump. >> that could soon become a reality. but next, hear what a new poll says about clinton versus trump in a national race. >>> also next, heading to the beach for memorial day weekend? find out why the sand in some jersey towns needs a little tlc. >>> 4:42. good morning, ocean city. a live picture from the boardwalk. some shore locations are seeing a passing shower. 56 degrees receipt n s right no city. >>> dozens in camden county spent a rainy sunday paying respects to the men and women who paid the ultimate price for our country. neighbors joined volunteers from the american legion to place american flags on the graves of veterans at the locustwood cemetery in cherry hill. in all volunteers placed more than 1,600ing flas yesterday. the tribute is a longstanding annual tradition in

tracy? >>> philadelphia police say armed men tied up and robbed a northeast philadelphia family in their home. nbc 10's katy zachry is live at the scene. katy, police have a lot of questions so far. it's different. tell us more. >> it is different, tracy. minutes ago i just finished having a conversation with the family. they arrived back here after being at northeast detectives for the last little bit. as we push up the hill, mç want to explain where this happened. it happened in a home on the 14,000 block in the far northeast section of philadelphia on faraday street. we have video from soon after this home invasion happened. investigators say that three men, all wearing masks, all wearing gloves and at least one of them armed, exposing a gun, broke into this home and tied up the three people who were sleeping inside. who you have living here is a couple in their 60s and adult son. he's in his upper 30s. the adult son told me that he was taken from his bedroom into his parents' room, throw

tracy?>>> happening today, the ntsb will meet on the probable cause of the derailment last year in port richmond. according to a source, radio interference played a role in the train crack that killed 8 and injured more than 200 others. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in center city to walk us through what will happen today. matt? >> lawyers will be meeting later on today at their offices at liberty place. no matter what the ntsb ultimately revuls in their meeting later on today, they ultimately want the accountability to be held on the part of amtrak and the engineer. brandon bostian. the train expert tells nbc 10 that the theory that radio interference played a role does not change the fact that the crash was avoidable. one rail safety expert says two things would have saved the eight lives and kept hundreds of others unharmed. one would be a second person in the locomotive. that person could monitor the radio dispatch. that combined with positive train control which stops a train when it is

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tracy?> the premiere of alberta, canada will be in the fire ravaged town of fort mcmurray to look at the damage. the evacuations are finally over and firefighters are getting the upper hand. the how long wild wire devoured 600 square miles. 600 homes are gone. there's no drinkable water or utilities. firefighters lost their own houses as they scrambled to see others. >> i don't consider myself a hero. but i've met more heroes in this experience than i've ever thought existed. >> rain and cooler temperatures are helping firefighters as they put out hot spots now. >>> 4:47. 52 degrees outside. today, ferguson, missouri, will get a new police chief. he will be sworn in as the new chief. moss takes the helm of a department that's been the target of criticism and unrest following the shooting of an unarmed teenager michael brown in 2014. >>>ç as you probably remember, president obama was visiting a florida elementary school when he learn of the attacks. the pictures show him at a child size tabl

tracy? >> it is 4:30. 43 degrees outside. happening today, opening statements begin in the chaka fattah federal corruption trial the once prominent philadelphia politician recently lost his re-election bid for the first time in decades and now faces jail time. the trial is expected to take several weeks starting with those opening arguments this morning. the jury was selected from a pool of more than 200 men and women earlier this month. the 11-term congressman is accused of taking bribs and misusing hundreds of thousands in campaign money. he denied the accusations against him. fattah lost the primary for another term in congress. >>> today new jersey lawmakers will consider a bill to raise the minimum wage. the measure would bump the rate to $10.10 an hour next year. it would then increase annually for four years. lawmakers say if the governor refuses to sign the bill, they'll push for a constitutional amendment. >>> right now the minimum wage is 8.38. delaware is 8.25 and in pennsylvania, it's 7.25 an hour. with just six

tracy, vai? >> 5:10 this tuesday morning.day like this you have to be very aware of road conditions, ponding may be a problem in some places. >> always good rule to check with jessica boyington before you head out the door because she has you covered. you're starting on 95 right now. >> we've had a couple problems already today. that's good advice to take your time, give yourself extra time, be aware and cautious of other drivers. this scene on 95, naamans road over the delaware state line looks like it's clearing out of the way. we still have a vehicle left on the scene over on the right-hand shoulder. no delays or problems northbound by it either. those roadways are definitely wet. that's pretty much what it looks like all across the board on most of our area roads. here's the schuylkill expressway. there's construction there, headed westbound on the off ramp to passyunk avenue. that will be active until about 6:00 this morning. the schuylkill is doing okay for right now. you can see through the conshohocken curve we're oka

tracy, vai?>> this tuesday morning, let's take a look at delaware this morning. >> nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter katy zachry is watching drive times near wilmington. >> in and around the wilmington area, things are running smoothly, knock on wood. i don't want to jinx it. as we fly up along 95 through wilmington, if you're taking i-95 between 295 and 495 going northbound that will take you 11 minutes, just two minutes less if you are going southbound on that stretch. wilmington drivers, you are looking pretty good. this is to show you 295 at route 168. unfortunately it's not coming up. i can tell you, there is no issue to report along 295. i wanted to show you route 168. that gets to be a busy stretch between 168 and route 38. i'll have that drive time coming up in the next little bit. here's a camera that is working. this is the vine street expressway, 24th street and center city philadelphia. light traffic. i wanted to bring this up because the vine was closed until just a short time ago

walk us through this, landon. >> hey there, tracy. good morning. a survey by the fed shows most americans say their household finances improved last year, but nearly half said they struggled to cover a $400 expense in an emergency. mean while, over on wall street, looking to add to wednesday's gains. stocks rally for a second day as oil prices rise. brent crude, the global benchmark, crossing $50 a barrel for the first time this year. look for reports today on unemployment, durable goods, and pending home sales. the nasdaq adding 33. tracy, back over to you. >> landon, thanks. >>> a few high clouds moving through the area. the temperatures are still cooling this hour, but another 10, 12 minutes, we'll have some sunshine over the ballpark. that's a live view from south philadelphia. 64 degrees at 5:25. time for a check of traffic. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. >> well, bill, we're watching the blue route right now around the baltimore pike. no problems north or southbound. if you're headed to 95 or to the boulevard, you'll

tracy?> this morning we've been focused on the overnight construction on the vine street expressway. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is watching that. jessica? >> tracy, some good news. a lot of that construction has cleared out of the way right now. typically, the vine street expressway for this construction project is closed in between broad street and the schuylkill east and westbound. giving drivers no access to the schuylkill or 95 during the early morning time. we still have some of the ramps closed. this is coming from the schuylkill expressway headed to the vine. we expect this to get out of the way in the next 20 minutes or so or at least a half hour. i can see right behind our graphic here, flashing lights. police activity still there. within the next couple of minutes they may remove some of the restrictions here, the vine street expressway will be 100% ç open. still, take local vine right now as your alternate if need be. here's the pa turnpike. construction there

i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. a look at conditions right where you live. they will be different for everyone today. right, bill? >> not everyone will get the rain during the day today. everybody is starting off with clouds. this is the satellite and radar together, a few sprinkles to the north. it's what's coming from the southwest. it's moving towards d.c. right now. that's going to come into play later this morning and really this afternoon. that's when you'll see steadier rainfall for philadelphia, delaware and south jersey. farther to the north it's less likely that you'll see rain. it's what's going on right now, 55 degrees in philadelphia. 50 with just a light breeze in the suburbs. it's dropped into the 40s now in the lehigh valley. it's the lehigh valley will stay mostly cloudy during the day. this is easton, 47 degrees to start with. 52 at 7:00 and cloudy skies, 61 degrees at 10:00. it will be warmer in the lehigh val

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i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. start with meteorologist bill henley in the neighborhood weather forecast. bill, you're tracking some rain this morning. >> just a few light scattered showers, vai. mostly lots of clouds for sure. the showers are tapering off in a hurry. moderate showers move through wilmington. at this time, just a few sprinkles in philadelphia. the chance of some heavier downpours is going to wait until later this afternoon and this evening when parts of the area could be in for some thunderstorms. right now, this is what we've got. lehigh valley, some clouds, rain is coming down and delaware, that's 49 degrees right now with those showers. a warmup at 8:00, then middle 50s in spite of cloudy skies and those clouds will be with us for most of the day. the pennsylvania suburbs, a bit of fog, clouds, yardley, 48 degrees by 8:00, 11:00, 52 grows. there there's a chance of light showers during the day. look for the afternoon temperatures to climb into the 60s and low 70s. 72 degrees in new jersey, inter

tracy? all right, bill, on a rainy day like this, how nice would it be to sleep in. everybody your your hand. we all have your hands up. >> raise your hand if you'd like to sleep in longer. some students might get that tune soon. hear from one man who says she's not a fan of a later school start time. >>> a live look from our camera inside stormforce 10. it will be a rainy ride this morning into work or school. we check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington for another look at the roads, next. make your day supreme with dunkin's new bacon supreme omelet breakfast sandwich, loaded with peppers, onions, and potatoes and topped with two slices of cherrywood-smoked bacon and cheese all on a freshly baked croissant. america runs on dunkin'. sip into summertime with dunkin's frozen coolatta. freeze up the flavors of summer with a blue raspberry or any other small frozen coolatta, for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. >>> doigs 2016. take a look at this, ted cruz's running mate, carl

tracy? a trauma center at penn presbyterian medical center is now named for a fallen colleague at the hospital. hospital officials unveiled the john pryor md trauma unit last night. pryor was a surgeon. he died during his second tour in iraq in 2008. his colleagues tell us that pryor joined the army reserves after learning trauma surgeons were desperately needed on the battlefield. >>> the temple student only had a 20% chance of surviving a hit-and-run crash, but she beat the odds. ahead in our next half hour, hear from this temple senior. she's an athlete. about her survival story and her future. >>> and swinging for the fences to help trees. next, learn how the phillies are working to green up the city of philadelphia. ♪ >>> now you're awake, right? one of the biggest music names in hip-hop history will make musikfest this summer. run dmc will take the main stage on august 6th. >>> it's 4:25. today philadelphia city council will recognize former congressman patrick murphy for his appointme

tracy, vai?>> i like the sounds of summer preview. >>> speaking of moving out, might be headed out the door on your way to work or school. >> let's check the schuylkill expressway with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. what do we need to know, jessica? >> it's going great right now. we're not seeing volume anywhere yet on most of our majors, specifically the schuylkill, that's what we're looking at live around girard avenue. no problems coming off the ramps right here, east or westbound, we're doing okay. eastbound into center city from the blue route to the vine street expressway, a 12-minute trip. speeds are still into the 60s. you can see no problems there. we do have a problem in franconia, there's an accident, leady road and cow path road. if you take any of the area bridges, we have currently no scheduled openings for the burlington bristol or the tacony palmyra. you're good to go there. and into philadelphia over the ben or the walt whitman bridge, we're nice and clear. more

i'm tracy davidson. let's get you up to date with what's going to happen, what to come with meteorologist bill henley across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. >> starting off with clouds and light rain showers. they're moving through philadelphia right now and the suburbs where it's coming down steadier, upper montgomery county and into bucks county, moderate showers, no heavy rainfall in the area. there are breaks in this precipitation. it's not going to be all morning long. the temperatures right now in the 50s. warmer than yesterday, 57 degrees in philadelphia. delaware got some rain while it's tapering off in parts of south jersey at the shore, 55 degrees. at the bottom of the screen, that's the seven day. that's up anytime time on the air. you'll need your rain gear over the next several days, including this morning. there are changes for this afternoon. i'll go through the forecast hour by hour with the futurecast when i'm back in ten minutes. tracy? >> the rain could impact your drive to work

tracy, vai? >> thank you, bill. tracy helping me out getting an uber account yesterday.i'm thinking about using it this week. >> so proud of you. >> don't have to worry about traffic at all. >> if you have to drive to work which a lot of people do, jessica boyington has you covered starting on the vine street expressway. >> that's right. vine street expressway uber or no uber you'll be good to go out there. you don't have to take local vine anymore. all of that construction has been lifted. awe week we've been dealing with the ongoing construction. we're back open right now, typically clears around the 5:00 hour or so. this is right around 24th street. westbound or eastbound right here towards 95. you'll have no problems getting out the door. all of those ramps have been re 0ed. there's some construction in passyunk avenue, east and westbound between 61st street and 28th street. that's reduced to two lanes. maybe you'll find backups there. 95 through delaware, no backups at all. ten minutes at the most, southbound from 495 to 295. we're still dealing with the emergency c

dawn timmeney spoke to tracy stewart about adopting lilly. she had a tough go it. >> she huer has.he was you've as will horse for 15 years and when the new jersey farm no longer had any use for her, the humane society police officer that investigated her abuse says they diss cared her like trash. from here on out, she'll be treated like royalty. she's really honestl honestly te sweetest horse i've ever met. she's really gentle. she's really trusting despite everything that she's gone through. >> reporter: comedian john stewart's wife tracy leaves lilly out of a rehab barn in kennett square. the horse looks amazing. but it's been a rough road. >> this 20-year-old horse captured hearts everywhere after she was found abandoned at a horse auction in new hole lapped back in march. she was in bad shaped covered in paint after being shot 120 times at close range with paint balls. >> it's horrifying to think someone would do that. >> reporter: lilly put on 150 pounds while recovering at this beautiful farm not too far from penn vet new bolten center. that's where lilly was taken and treate

i'm tracy davidson. let's find out about the showers and the clouds and what's to come with meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. a close look at conditions at communities across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. tell us more. >> right now we have a close look at boathouse row which has clouds overhead but no sign of rain. the clouds extend to trenton into south jersey and across delaware. now just a few sprinkles moving through southern lancaster county and a few isolated sprinkles in chester county. most of these will be lingering to the west on and off today. a lyle shower is possible while the rest of the area is dry. 49 in exton, phoenixville is at 50 degrees and in montgomery and bucks countys, pretty much the same, upper 40s and low 50s. newtown at 50 degrees right now. some areas will get breaks of sunshine. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. let's check in with jessica boyington see how traffic is looking o

tracy?> jessica, thanks. >>> one minute he was inspecting the lights, the next he plunged four stories to the ground. the fall was all caught on tape. next, we'll show you the incident in realtime and explain how much money the victim is getting from a famous philadelphia museum. >>> and danger on the roads. the morning and evening rush hours are both stressful but experts say there is actually a specific hour where drivers face the greatest risk of road rage. >>> an engineer hurt in a fall has won a $7.25 million settlement. nbc 10 obtained surveillance video of the fall but we do have to warn you, it is graphic. watch at the top of your screen. you can see the engineer fall four stories to the floor of the museum in november of 2012. he was inspecting light fixtures in the museum's attic which he plunged through an unsecured glass floor, as i had lawyers call it. the engineer's attorney claim there were no signs, warning of the danger. >> if there's a hazard on your property, first and for

here's what we know right now, tracy. the mosquitos capable of carrying the zika virus has made it up to our area. officials here in the county, they'll be releasing some fish eating mosquitos next week. now, the fish will be stocked in retention basins all throughout the county where they will feed on mosquito larvae. the centers for disease control and prevention has been tracking the mosquitos that can transmit on the zika virus. based on the monitoring system, they found those mosquitos in new jersey, delaware and throughout pennsylvania as well. health officials say this doesn't mean the mosquitos can cause or will cause disease. these mosquitos would have to bite someone who is already infected in order to spread that disease along. i checkeded in with the cdc. as of may 4th, there have been 472 cases of zika virus in the u.s. all of those can be related back to travel. reporting live this morning, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you, pam. today in harrisburg, an aide to former pennsylvania governor ed rendel

i'm tracy davidson. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast, a look at conditions where you live because, again, as always, they can be different. >> and they are this morning. we have some clouds moving through. we're spotting some showers too right now in delaware and south jersey. you can see the rain that's coming down. you see the showers headed across delaware bay from delaware. dover has seen a few rain drops. only light showers we're talking about here. most of the area is dry. and cooling. we're in the 50s right now in philadelphia. we will get breaks in the clouds. look at the temperatures. 55 degrees at 6:00. we're heading for the 70s this afternoon. that being said, there are some cool spots. 50 degrees now in cochranville. into the low 50s right now in bucks county for ft. washington. a cool start but a nice warmup. we saw some sunshine yesterday. that's happening again today. go through the futurecast and show you when you might see more scattered s

traci held the first sidewalk talk a year ago and it's proven pretty successful. it spread to other cities and their last outing traci had 48 volunteers in different parts of san francisco. helping her listen. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. please, go to our website nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> and we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a big change to food labels. what they'll look like and how it can help all of us eat better. plus we'll tell you about a car that thieves love to steal over and over again in san francisco and why the owner says the situation has become almost comiccle. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> it is 7:28 on your saturday morning. boy, if that's not enough of a reason to stay in bed, i don't know what is. cloudy skies as we look towards san francisco from emeryville on a chilly weekend towards the end of may. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaught

tracy? >>> 6:39.cret service has its eye on donald trump's butler after an alleged threat against president obama. we'll tell how how trump is trying to distance himself from the situation. >>> and one year later on the rail rails. >> >>> we are honoring and congratulating jay wright and the villanova university men's basketball team. >> plus, a city hall salute to the villanova wildcats. we'll show you the latest honers for the ncaa champs. loaded with peppers, onions, and potatoes and topped with two slices of cherrywood-smoked bacon and cheese all on a freshly baked croissant. america runs on dunkin'. >>> good morning, cape may. we take a live look down beach avenue. it's about 56 degrees out there right now. we're attratracking some shower. not until later today. bill henley will be back with the timing of the wet weather. >>> 6:43. some people parade, others shed tears, some did both. >> that's how some in philadelphia are remembering the victims of a deadly amtrak derailment one year after it ha

i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. a look at communities across pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware. you have the timing. >> we have rain in delaware and south jersey. it's moving into the philadelphia suburbs right now headed toward the lehigh valley, already a few showers near allentown. it's all streaming in off tze coast. that's a motion that will continue right on through this morning and into this afternoon. grab your rain gear if you don't already have it handy. light rainfall in philadelphia. that's light rainfall in south jersey as well. electric are a couple spots in delaware where we're seeing moderate showers. those moderate showers will be on and off this morning. we could see downpours but a large area of light rain will keep us cool once again today. we're back in the 50s. 52 in philadelphia. the jersey shore is at 47. 49 and south jersey and delaware is in the low 50s along with the lehigh valley. interior new jersey, 52 degrees

tracy?>> jessica, thanks. >>> 4:33 and now to decision 2016. ted cruz vowed to keep donald trump from winning the nomination but he lost last night's indiana primary and then suspended his campaign. nbc 10's pamela osborne joins us to explain. tell us more. >> reporter: good morning, republican donald trump took indiana with 53% of the vote. reince priebus tweeted that trump will be the presumptive gop nominee and said we need to unite and focus on defeating hillary clinton. fogging his loss, cruz said the math leaves him no path to victory. >> we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. we are suspending our campaign. >> meantime, trump praised cruz for taking that step. >> what ted did is really a very brave thing to do and a great thing to do. buzz we want to bring unity to >> as trump celebrated his win, democrat bernie sanders acknowledged his upset victory in indiana. >> i understand that secretary clinton thinks that this campaign is over. i've got some bad new

i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. conditions right where you live which is great about the neighborhood forecast. conditions are different across the area, right, bill? >> 57 degrees right now in philadelphia. much cooler in the suburbs. in new jersey, interior new jersey is 56 degrees. the lehigh valley has dropped into the 40s. clouds are starting to move into the area. so far, most of these locations are completely dri. ju just a few isolated showers late this morning and this afternoon. it will limit the warmup today. the rain is to the south with a few sprinkles moving through new jersey right now. an a few more that have just entered into new castle county and delaware, very light showers moving through newark and heading towards wilmington at this hour. that's what's happening right now. a look at the futurecast to show you when you're most likely to run into wet weather. that's when i'm back in ten minutes. first let's che

tracy? >> look at those temperatures, bill.. >>> may means prom season and for the kids at children's hospital of philadelphia, it's a time to dress up and strut their stuff down the red carpet. ♪ and to let loose on the dance floor. the hospital held its tenth annual prom last night. the kids were joined by family members and hospital staff. >>> the day began early for the kids. they picked out the perfect dress and tux and stylists came to help with make-up and hair. >> you forget where you are. you forget you're in a children's hospital and you smile. >> we hope all the kids had a great time. certainly looks like they did. >>> crumbling bricks, rotted wood and decades of complaints. neighbors on one west philadelphia street have fought to have this eye sore demolished. next, hear the wild reason it's now being knocked down. >>> student rowers from high schools across the country converge on the schuylkill. next in a live report, we preview this week's stotesbury regatta. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington watching

i'm tracy davidson. let's get to bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. >> tracy, this is a look at where everybody is living. a live view from each area this morning. delaware, you'll see sunshine. look at the warmup. 64 by 7:00. 77 degrees at 10:00 this morning. 60s in the suburbs. for philadelphia, enough sunshine to warm up to 90 degrees this afternoon. sunny skies, upper 80s for pennsylvania suburbs and for the lehigh valley, close to 90 degrees. right up to 90 in delaware. 88 degrees in interior new jersey. at the shore, 78 degrees this afternoon. dry during the day, but we may be tracking some showers and thunderstorms this evening. look at the futurecast when i come back in ten minutes. right now, jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >> there's some construction around route 23. nothing that's tying anybody up right now. just some lane restrictions. we aren't seeing any increase in our drive times either. police activity there on the scene. it usually clears around the 5:00

>> reporter: at least that's how tracy sees it. >> you have to not talk. i have to stop talking and i have to listen and ask questions. >> reporter: it was two years ago that tracy and another licensed therapist decided their listening skills could do more than for just their patients. they could do something to help all of us. one nonspoken word at a time. >> what i want to give everybody else is a personal sense of belonging. you know, that moment in time when somebody walks down the street and they wonder, does anyone even care that i'm alive? does anyone even care what i'm thinking? >> for me, i'm all about human interaction. >> reporter: sidewalk talk is what the idea has become. tracy and her volunteers set up chairs on the street every month around san francisco. any passerby is then welcomed to take a load of a their feet as well as their mind. >> i realized i wasn't a -- >> reporter: all topics welcome. >> i wish therapy was more accessible to people. >> people would not expect any sort of interaction. >> reporter: tracy believes the more we conne