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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> they were spiping wheels in cherry hill to fight disease. the community center held a spin-a-thon to raise awareness for heart month which began today teen raise funds for american heart associationtion and dozens of volunteers were sweating up a storm during one hour sessions for own health and for health of others. >> might be wheels spinning on local roads as well in the overnight hours into tomorrow. >> that's right sarah walter, give yourself extra time. it will be a wintry mix. a lot of accumulation occurs tonight and then soaking rain on the way for city on southward. double scan you can see we've got light snowfall along the 95 corridor and sections of south jersey and i north and west as well. rain for dover and cape may. we'll go go in tiringter own stormtracker 6 hd. i 78, hamburg to allentown now you travel south to berks county in reading and pottstown along route 422 also along route 1 there in chester county along the 95 corridor in philadelphia we have light snowfall raeking out across the del

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> so far this season weow. hundreds of speed demons gathered in new mexico to try look at shovel racing this is 39th annual angel fire championship. you see the racer sits in scoop of standard aluminum snow shovel and let's gravity dot rest of the winner this year reached speeds in excess of 65 miles an hour. they are wearing helment rights. >> here to hoping we never get the opportunity. >> exactly. >> that's my take on this. >> thankfully with the next system moving on through we will not find much on the ground. >> freezing rain and ice is a concern as we go throughout the day. that's an issue. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar showing you it's mostly dry still and to the north up to the poconos mixed precipitation moving on through that's beginning of this frontsal boundary that dips south as we go throughout the day on monday. we'll show you the picture outside sky6 live in hd giving you a shot as we look down at i-95. hard to detect what's going on there and there's a lot of low level moisture and

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> now your nbc 10 firstalert weather. >> zblk backwelcome back on this saturday morning. we're starting out cold temperatures in the 20s but it feels colder than that. we'll be back to normal this afternoon. 22 in washington township, 23 degrees in wrightstown. you're waking up to 23 in trenton and 24 in wilmington. as we scoot to the north, the teens in mt. pocono 19 degrees. 21 degrees this morning in pottstown and south of the shore points upper 20s, 27 in avalon and 24 degrees in dover. you're feeling the warmth today. 18 degrees warmer in mt. pocono. so a welcome relief compared to what we saw yesterday. you'll feel the difference later on this afternoon. back to normal if not above normal as we head towards the later part of today and warmer on sunday. for today by 10:00, 33 degrees and 38 by noon. your full forecast and seven-day straight ahead. >>> today, the world's largest display of lego art debuts in philadelphia. it's called the art of the brick by nathan sywaya. it includes lego brick infused p

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> updating breaking newsow. police search for eleanor trotta michael trotta abduct the her from her home in delaware don'ty they could be heed to until energy, new york or ohio. if you see them, call police. >>> we continue to bait for the routes 90 ramp to route 1 30 to reopen in pep saucon energyth. it was closed after a tanker fire. black high school has not been ruled out. >> firefighters battled freezing temperatures and smoky flames in swedesboro overnight and had to fight this house fire from -- with water trucked in from nearby. there were no hydrants near the scene. fortunately we're told there were no injuries. >>> developing now rescue teams pulled all 19 man tee from a drainage in my opinion florida. they used construction equipment to lift animals out one by one. they speculate the animals followed each other in search for fresher water and go stuck in process. >> 5:13 now a check in with katie and freezing temperatures are back, katie. >> they certainly r we don't have to track a major storm sys

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> we want to update you on breaking news in maryland where police say two students were shot outside the high school. the students were flown to the hospital with injuries not believed to be life threatening. the shooter, possibly more than one is still at large. the officers took 200 people at the game into the school cafeteria. they secured the building, questioned witnesses. students are now being released to parents at a nearby bowling alley. >>> the washington wizards having a bit of an identity crisis after losing their third straight game. coach randy wittman had a heart- to-heart with his team. the wizards taking on the beasts of the east, which would be the hawks. john wall passes the ball to bradley beal who gets the hoop and the harm. 23 tonight for behl. fourth quarter, hawks pulling away. kyle korver with the outlet pass who puts behl on a poster. >>> terps hosting penn state. second half, terps in transition. wells does the one-handed nasty slam. wells had 23 points. later with the shot clock w

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> welcome to "world news." extreme weather. drenching rain and powerful winds batter the west. the new storms threatening floods and mudslides. and bracing for another wild weekend in the east. boston in for another foot of snow? >>> terror alert. new arrests right here at home. six people including a mother of four accused of sending weapons to isis. and the parents of that young american woman held hostage by the terror group make a public plea, hoping she's still alive. >>> deadly crash. former olympian and reality star bruce jenner in an accident on a california highway. one dead many injured. images of the mangled cars coming in tonight. >>> and, powerball fever. the biggest jackpot in years. the rush for tickets. what will you buy if you win?

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> the cast and crew of birdman were all smiles as they accepted the awards for best picture. eddie red mean and julianne moore took home the oscars for best actor and actress they were just some of the winners celebrating as soon as those curtains closed at the awards show. suzanne arc yet, oh, pulling all nighter for us joins us liver at one of hollywood's star studded parties with all of those details suzanne sending coffee to you now good morning. >> good morning know what's great about this, oscar night people really tear it up. >> they were playing hit the road jack, as the final song, basically telling everybody to get out. but yes people walking by, so actually great. i feel like people are up with me old on john's oscar party is fun because if you're not at the oscars where there is whole lot of pressure, though that's the place to be, this is the second best place. they hand out these cool ballots where of course you're having an amazing gourmet meal, and also voting along as you're watching the sh

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v . >>> nbc news anchor brian williams has removed himself from his nightly news broadcast while the network investigates statements he made about his reports from baghdad and hurricane katrina. brian himself said it has become painfully apparent to me that i'm presently too much part of the news due to my actions. his managing editor of the nightly news. he has decided to take himself off his broadcast for the next several days. lester holt has agreed to sit in for me to allow us to adequately deal with this issue. upon my return, i will continue my career-long efforts to be worthy of the trust of those that place their trust in us. >>> williams says he is taking himself off the air for several days, but earlier tonight we spoke with american university journalism professor and author w. joseph campbell. he predicts brian williams' action is the first step in his departure from nbc. >> i think this is the first step in a corey on graphed departure of brian williams from the news. he is probably not going to retur

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> hackers broke moot largest corporations but they're using hackers to their advantage. >> companies are hiring them to test their systems for security flaws. >> when i press create site, i can see here everything they're doing. >> reporter: 27-year-old mike santalana is showing us how he'd try to hack google. he's not doing anything illegal. in fact google is one of a number of firms that asks hackers like mike to try to find security flaws. they're often referred to as ethical or white hat hackers. >> we're curious. we want to test our skills. we want to test limits. we want to help new companies. >> he worked for a firm that connects companies including pint rest and western union with hackers like himself. >> i suppose it's half-half in terms of fun and the puzzle. i suppose the other half would be monetary. >> reporter: that's because the businesses pay cash rewards called bug bounties. they range from hundreds of thousands of dollars and go to the first person to find a particular bug. mobile payment

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> 5:23. lets get traffic and weather together. not a bad wednesday. >> no, not bad at all a. happy hump day. we can see more sun then anything. it will be cooler than average but i think we are all so used to the cold at this point. it will get a lot colder. this is a decent day overall when you look at the pattern that will eventually unfold here. storm scan three is quiet with a fresh round of snow coming in through tomorrow night. notice time stamp. this takes us through tomorrow night but snow does not the begin until will midday tomorrow. we are looking at the a coating, maybe locally up to an inch from the next clipper that is on the the way, first in a series of two that will come into really reenforce this chill. that first blast of arctic air comes friday and we will get you in the the lower 20's. well below average but at least sun will return wye that point, vittoria. >>> good morning everyone. so traveling out and about it is still just fine, lets get outside and give you a better

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> ♪ >> we start tonightith breaking news. two teenagers are killed in a crash in chester county. it happened in the northbound lanes of route 100 at north ship road in exton and uwchlan township. police tell "eyewitness news" the victims were in a minivan that was struck by a pickup truck the driver of that pickup has been arrested. they're not releasing details about the charges and tonight route 100 remains closed between north ship road and shoen road. we'll continue to follow thisbacking story and bring you anyup dates as soon as we get more information. >>> tonight we're continuing to track winter's latest blast. fast moving snow squalls made for a messy night tonight but it's what follows that's really causing major concerns. stormstorm scan3 at this hour shows the snow is moving out but now the winds are picking up and with that the dangerous cold is moving in. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. a high wind warning is in effect tonight. peco says it is mobilizing extra workers just in case

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v this is the "name yourtool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> we have traffic and weather together. feels balmy compared to the last couple of days. >> it will feel colder by tomorrow a whooping 17 degrees that we have got right now as we take you full screen with the live neighborhood network shot. 17 degrees outside palmyra cove nature park and very modest whipped out of the northwest but anytime that breeze blows even fit is lightly it will feel cold to you. so 17 here generally speaking we have teens or single digits every where else. the it is cold. we cannot minimize that message but it business to get colder as we see our next disturbance on the map. i say with these disturbance is it looks worse then it is when it comes to the snowfall intensity and amounts falling. the it is snowing at a good clip over portions of kentucky and tennessee but by the time it reaches us we are in the dealing with m

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> let's get the latest on the system moving our way. >> ukee, it will be basically clipping us rotate ago way from the mid-atlantic coastline. that is where the brunt of the storm is hitting right new but we're close enough in southern delaware and southern new jersey, you will find at least something that you may want to shovel away here. at least it is delaying you. we will she you view on storm scan 3a wide zoom to show you the entirety rain/snow line over north carolina generally speaking. we are looking at straight up snow out of this. you can tell even they there was a bit of in mixing earlier on it is all turning to snow. we will a accumulate some of it. we have winter weather advisories in the purple a warning for sussex county three to 5 inches the spectation there but one to three otherwise in the counties in purple. philadelphia county is not included this time. meanwhile lets go out toward, what you can expect for the rest of the day here at least the morning drive, snow covered roadways where t

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> biggest snow totals in maryland today were in st. mary's county up with to a 1/2- foot in some spots, but there's a lot more than snow to worry about down there. scott broom explains. >> reporter: here's a new one for weather watchers. that's the st. mary's river out there and a lot of it is iced over making it the first time since 1979 that the varsity sailing team here at st. mary's college in maryland has been iced out of the beginning of its season. >> we want to go sailing. >> reporter: that's the team today trying to save the racing fleet from having hulls cracked by ice. >> i don't know. i've never seen it before. seems like the next ice age or something. >> we're basically an indoor sailing team now. we do everything but sail. >> reporter: the team who are national runners-up last season resorted to using kayak paddles to shovel snow today. their harbor here on st. mary's river is completely iced in, although open water is tantalizingly close. >> luckily every team on the east coast is basically

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v but this weekend it's a go. the mummers are ready for mardi gras. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a group of mummers string band musicians spent the day in manayunk, for the mardi gras parade. despite the mardi gras theme the mummers want this to be a family event and it kicks off saturday at 10:00 right along main street. >>> federal lawyers celebrated african-american culture today. local professionals were invited to the u.s. attorney's office this morning to talk about their jobs. it's an annual event during black history month and nbc 10's monique braxton joined the group to explain what it's like to be a television reporter. something she does so well. >>> well today, the big prize. >> that's right. someone in our region got a slip of paper that's worth nearly a half million dollars. >>> also prepare to pay. that bus ride or the commute on the rails is about to get more expensive and find out who will be shelling out the extra cash to get to their destinations. >> and the power of a positive young girl. new developments the

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v we know 50 shades of gray is not a story for young children and tonight it is at the the center of the controversy this time at a school in pennsylvania. it was recentlily discovered a number of student at manesa middle school in west more land county were exposed to a word search puzzle based on the sexually explicit book. it is not clear where it came from but it does have a lot have of parents demanding answers. >> the the district learned of this just yesterday and an investigation will occur. >> some are claiming a few student came across it during an in school suspension and posted to it social media. meanwhile 50 shade of gray the film premiers in theaters tomorrow. >>> a politician in montana has people talking tonight about a new bill he wants to pass and wants to ban yoga pant in public. >> and an interesting idea from this republican law maker who wants tight fitting clothes, like yoga pant to be considered indecent exposure. so far in the many of his collogue is a gree, the bill did not even pass a

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> i'm chris may with the top stories for you. developing news right now rescue crews rushed to save a with man who fell through ice in sandy hook bay in middletown, new jersey. and two others were also stranded, but they were led to safety. they are all expect to be okay. >>> well, take a look at this plow truck falls through a sink hole, bob strain sent this eyewitness cam video. it happened in warren county in north jersey. it is unclear if anyone there was injured. the region continues to clean up from overnight snowfall. "eyewitness news" outside 30th street station where it was messy going for walk tours day, kate. >> reporter: still clean up mode continuing. make sure you have washer fluid for that windshield because if you are driving around in the spray it will need to wipe it off frequently at least i did earlier today and that will continue through tonight. we have black ice forming tonight, watch for a round of snow showers tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. it could be a few squalls. we

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v ♪ good morning, usher!ey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> three crashes and carjacking frightening scene plays out on the streets of los angeles as the driver took police for wild ride. that's the man think were looking for. >> this is very dangerous. >> oh, even the helicopter pilot, you could hear, was stunned to seat driver turning the streets into demolition derby last night. that's before this happened. he stole a woman's karat gunpoint, throwing her out of the vehicle. that changes ended when he got sandwiched between two cars. the officers then shot him as he tried to run away. now we're hearing from the carjack driver shaken up from this terrifying ordeal. >> he was point ago gun at me. i just stopped the car and ran. i was scared he was going to hurt me. >> oh, how scary. now tha

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> 5 caused damage to a large home -- fire caused damage to a large home today. 85 firefighters fought the flames and clues a hard time shutting -- crews had a hard time shutting gas off. the people at the home were not there, no one was injured. the damage is estimated at $600,000. >>> a beg step forward today. he took controls of an excavator to begin the demolition of a building to make room for a new development. >> very scary. very scary. this is a hard job. >> looks like fun too. coming soon will be the center piece of a developing gateway arch district. the project will include 147 residential units, 6,000 square feet of an art cudeio and retail space -- studio and retail space. >>> services held to mark ash wednesday. a period dedicated to relection, and pre-- reflection and preparation for easter. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now he is 46 first alert -- wusa 9 first alert. >> like summer time, tracking snow showers. pretty cool. fun. . >> snow showers are localized. summer showers are locals, 1

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v . >>> it but tough out there this morning. the freezing rain and icy conditions really made it a treacherous ride for a lot of folks this morning. >> yes. crash is out there talking about the weather. there were two hour school delays, but getting the cars through the thick ice isn't as easy as expected. >> usually i can get out and do a quick scrape and it is gone, but this morning obviously it is not. >> a little elbow grease this time. >> a little. >> several cars crashed because of slick conditions on 202. fortunately no major injuries but a lot of inconvenience. and you feel for massachusetts who has activated 500 troops to dig out boston and other areas buried in snow. more than 40 inches there have fallen since february. marlie hall explains even more is in the forecast later this week. >> reporter: walking is probably the best way to get to work in boston today with more than 5 feet of snow on the ground. the subway, trolley and commuter rail systems are shut down. >> mother nature is giving it to us

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> they are encountering violent extremism. along the battlefield, defeating them for the hearts and minds of young people. craig boswell has more of the details. >> with four and dignitaries, representing more than 60 countries, sit will take a global effort to defeat the violent extremists. >> reporter: they will do more to help. today i urge your nation to join us. they must challenge isis, al qaeda, and other militant groups. >> they are desperate for legitimate. and all of us here have a responsibility to refuse that notion. stopping it is easier said than done and important that they don't feel that. >> and the notion that the war with islam is an ugly like. >> reporter: they are using social media to target vulnerable young people. >> reporter: right now we basically handed that over to the extremist. >> reporter: they have recruited some 20,000 people from around the world to join their fight in syria. craig boswell, cbs news the state department. >> president obama says that the u.s. will create a ne

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> your tax dollars are helping pay for more than 100 commercial airlines flights in a day to some of the nation's smallest communities, some right here in the area. part of the essential air service programs but our investigation finds many of those flights have few passengers. critics are asking what if anything is actually essential? >> reporter: there's over 100 different routes under the essential air service program and most of them offer multiple flights each day. the cost to taxpayers has quad -- this flight leaves denver twice daily for north dakota. on the day we landed there was only four other passengers. >> this flight goes, whether it's full or empty, because of a government subsidy. >> reporter: the department of transportation shells out more than $6 million a year to fund this route, one of 113 paid for by the federal government essential air service program created in 1978 after the airlines were deregulated, and the idea was to make sure carriers continued to serve rural communities, and i

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> it has been a violent 24 hours in philadelphia all the shootings happened late last night or this morning. two men were murdered in grays ferry and police say that both victims were 22 years old and they don't know why it happened or who did it. but just about 2.5 hours earlier a 25-year-old woman was killed sitting in her car in north philadelphia that happened at 11:45 last night on the 200 block of west westmoreland street. the killer fired at least 11 shots, commissioner ramsey was blunt this morning. >> it shows the level of violence we are dealing with here, i don't know if we'll have any protests about it. that is one of the issues that needs to be brought out as well. none of the shootings involved police at all we come and investigate them but we have 40 people dead in philadelphia this year, 98% of whom are african-american. there should be some outrage about that. >> there was another shooting overnight and two men were getting in their car on guyer avenue in swestd philadelphia when two suspect

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is courting business groups as he works on a budget expected to call for higher taxes and more state help for public schools. wolf spoke to chamber and banker association groups at a conference near harrisburg today. he told them he understands the hardships of making payroll and how government can affect business. he said children and the economy have suffered from government underfunding of schools. wolf unveils his bublg next tuesday. >>> speaking of schools, mass community charity school in northeast philadelphia will hold its annual admission lottery in five minutes. parents have submitted more than 7100 applications to fill only 96 spots. the src denied 34 charter school applications. >>> members of wilmington on violent crime are meeting tonight to talk about the police presence in that city. tonight's meeting happen at 5:30 at walnut street ymca. they're focus on law enforcement resources including state and city police. they will make representations to consulting fi

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> it's the most successful pod cast in history downloaded millions of times. tonight people are talking about the appeals hearing just granted in maryland for the convicted killer at the center of serial from the creators of the public radio show, this american life. bruce leshan is in baltimore county with the latest on adnan syed. >> the appeals court rejected syed's earlier request for a new trial but this time, third time is a charm. this time with the help in part of this new information dug up by the serial pod cast, syed is going to get a new hearing. >> my brother didn't believe my mom. so when i grabbed the phone and i told him he was so happy. he was like laughing. >> reporter: si yed has spent 15 years in prison on a life sentence and got word of the chance to argue for a new trial over the weekend. >> it's like one day you know you have a nice family. your three children can have education. >> reporter: a jury convicted syed of strangling his ex-girlfriend, hayman lee a high school honor student. it

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> in tonight's consumer alert stocks were mixed at the closing bell on wall street as the price of oil fell energy and energy stocks lost steam. the dow dropped nearly seven points, but the nasdaq closed up almost 14. >>> whole foods marks are recalling more than 33,000 pounds of ready to eat products. these packaged meat meals are mislabeled and have some undeclared allergens in them which could be a big problem. the labels have an establishment number of 20234 and 18768. the fda says contact your local whole foods store for more on this recall. >>> we're going to give you a wusa9 call for action from the federal trade commission about bogus e-mail claiming to be from anthem health insurance. remember that massive data breach? scammers are already trying to steal your personal information. this scheme asks you to click a link to get free credit monitoring. the ftc says don't respond. anthem health will contact its customers by regular mail and, of course, if you have a consumer problem, contact our wusa9 ca

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> new at 11:00, tragedy outside atlanta. five people are dead after what investigators are calling an apparent domestic dispute. it happened in douglasville 20 miles west of atlanta. authorities say a man shot six people before turning the gun on himself. some of the victims were children, as were two of the survivors. >>> tonight, the family of an american woman held hostage by isis says they're hopeful she is still alive. isis leaders claimed yesterday, 26-year-old kayla mueller was killed in a jordanian air strike in syria. u.s. officials say there is no evidence to authenticate that report. she was an aid worker in august of 2013 when she was taken hostage leaving a hospital. >>> we have been getting a break from the bitter cold this weekend. but changes are coming for the start of the week. >> i'm tracking what that means and let you know how warm we will get for the second half of the weekend. >>> does this warmer weather have you thinking about summer? we'll tell you about a new app helping you pay fo

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> a scary ride for student when their school bus collided with a tractor-trailer truck and a police car. this saep played out in kentucky this morning. 20 students take on the hospital but no life-threatening injuries. >>> a 19-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital after he was trapped waist deep in snow for 48 hours. he was skiing in the swiss alps and got caught in a snowstorm on sunday falling more than 100 feet into a freezing ravine. tuesday he was finally able to climb out. he spent nearly five hours yelling for help and eventually alerted some passing skiers. >> when they first answered me that was incredible just to have someone respond after not talking to anyone or having anyone hear me for almost, you know 2 navidehs. that was definitely phenomenal. >> he's now recovering from only a mild case of hypothermia. >>> the mother of a 6-year-old boy wanted to teach him a lesson about stranger dang sore she conspired with other family members and staged a fake kidnapping. christina coleman explains why

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> this tanker truck inferno is causing problems for the commute home. the truck hauling thousands of gallons of fuel, overturned on the ramp and spewing gas. >> check out this video by a viewer who hit record on his cell phone. >> northbound route 90 ramp for busy route 130 in pennsauken camden county. this has affected traffic all around the betsy ross bridge. fire is now out. the investigation under way. >> the big question drivers and people living near that scene want answered how did this crash happen? nbc10's tim furlong is live in pennsauken with more on this. >> reporter: they're still trying to get those answers here. take my word for it i asked the firefighters if we could walk up closer. they said we couldn't. we're going to show you from here what you're looking at here. it was an intense fire. you can see what the fire did to the ground back there.

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> now to a developing story we told you about involving safety for millions of shoppers. a terrorist group is calling for attacks on malls including the biggest mall in america. >> reporter: tight security at the mall of america after a somali militant group with ties to al qaeda referenced in a video the deadly 2013 attack on a westgate mall in kenya and added, "what if such an attack was to cur in the mall of america in minnesota or the west edmonton ml in canada or london's oxford street?" the unidentified male says hurry up hasten towards heaven, dos no hesitate. >> large somali population there. >> reporter: jeh johnson, secretary of homeland security on nbc's "meet the press." not telling people to not go to the mall. i think there needs to be an awareness, there needs to be vigilance, and, you know, to be careful, obviously. it's a new phase. we're in a faw nu phase right now. >> reporter: will shoppers avoid the mall. mixed views nearby at the airport. >> definitely want to stay away. yeah. don't w

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> philadelphia nonprofites is providing free dental care for uninsured and underinsured children. ceo cheryl jansen says the sooevent a great way to join a national effort to help parents give their children a healthy smile. >>> a big surprise for philadelphia academies. this morning the group was named champions in action. the award is a partnership between citizens bank, nbc10, telemundo 62 "philadelphia inquirer." they offer students career and educational support. >> it's just so important that the community supports our schools. what a great organization. we're thrilled to be a part of this. >> the award comes with a check for $35,000. congratulations, philadelphia academies. >> that's great. >>> it wasn't just the scare of her life. >> no. it nearly cost her her life. >> you had a heart condition? yeah, i did. >> but she didn't know about it until it was almost too late. the near-death experience she had and why doctors are hoping women in our area take notice to the story. >>> temperatures are going to

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v skwlirchlgts the man at the sentence will be allowo appeal his murder skwikz everybody conviction. he is searching time for strangling his high school girlfriend. he was a high school senior. the serial podcast examined the case in detail and raised questions about his guilt. his appeal was granted friday by the maryland court of special appeals which will start to hear arguments in june. >>> this is the number one story on our website. you can head there to learn more about the case. just search serial. tonight d.c. is working on a plan to bring more quality teachers into its poorest performing schools. the washington post reports that the district is offering up $20 bonuses for top teachers who stayed in schools with a high rate of poverty. now, more affluent schools, the bonus is only $2,000. >>> still to come the race is to get people enrolled in affordable health care. can sign up, and we're tracking showers that could come in at the beginning of the workweek. amelia has that and a look you want i fix t

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> let's take a look at some story trending tonight. it was a high school basketball game that two teams were determined to lose. >> you might be scratching your head going why, right? both girls team from tennessee are banned from postseason play as a result of them both trying to lose. so why? the winner would be forced to play a powerhouse opponent in the next round. remember how the brackets work. so after three quarters of aimless dribbles, missed baskets and obvious slow play the refs called the coaches to the sidelines. league officials launched an investigation into the foul play. >> we started getting e-mails and calls saying that no one was trying to win the game. actually the two teams were trying to lose the game. >> sarenra won 55-29 and while the coaches didn't tell the students to throw the game, the teams were briefed on the advantages of not winning and who they would have to play next. >> this is a whole different play on a lack of sportsmanship where you would try to lose in order to bette

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