call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcastenter in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news"." >> right now on "eyewitness news," the inspiration for the award winning film a beautiful mind is killed along with his wife in a crash along the new jersey turnpike. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. john nash was a nobel prize winner and famed mathematician at princeton university. he and his wife were in a cab traveling south on the turnpike in monroe township when this crash happened. steve patterson has reaction from princeton. >> john nash was one of the most brilliant minds of his generation. >> reporter: most know the journey the struggle and the beautiful mind of john nash from this portrayal in the 2001 oscar winning film. >> the only way out of matter. >> reporter: princeton mathematics professor emeritus joseph cone has known nash ago mind and heart for 64 years. >> most spectacular thing about him was his fantastic originality and his contributions to science. >> reporter:

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcastenter in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news"." >> right now on "eyewitness news" keep a very close eye on the skies. we are tracking storms as we go throughout the evening and some could really pack quite a punch. >>> good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. a flash flood warning is in effect for the poconos. let's get right over to meteorologist justin drabick. he has more on what we can expect as we go throughout the evening. justin. >> all right, good evening natasha. we do need some rain across the region but you don't want to see flash flood situations any time even if you're in that drought situation. showers and storms mainly across the far northwestern viewing area so northern lehigh valley, northern berks county, up into the poconos. that's where they're confined. into monday storms should start to move south and east. we're okay around philadelphia, south jersey and delaware but different story again just north of allentown into carbon and monroe count

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> a 16-year-old girl is recovering after she was gored by a bison at yellowstone national park. police say the girl was posing for a picture near the bison on friday afternoon when it attacked her. the teenager is an exchange student from taiwan. the national park service says her injuries are serious but they are not life-threatening. >>> meantime it looks like mary lee the great white shark, is swimming south these days. her last ping was about 2:30 this afternoon off the coast of maryland. we don't know where she will turn up next but we do know twitter is watching. the fake twitter handle at mary lee shark has drawn more than 44,000 followers. that handle is not fill rated with o search the company tracking her. >>> several hundred people attended a blood drive today at the camden waterfront. the drive actually was at the camden aquarium where participants saw sharks swimming around while they were rolling up their sleeves to potentially save lives. >> reporter: donors were rewarded with two tickets to t

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> the patriot act is in limbo after senator rand paul protested plans to renew it. >> i want to thank the senate staff for coming in and staying, i know you don't get much choice but thank you for staying and in the throwing things. >> the kentucky republican commandeered the senate floor for ten and a half hours yesterday. his filibuster ended just before midnight. paul criticized the patriot act as unpatriotic and national security agency's collection of phone data, without warrant. >>> philadelphia city council's web site is backup and running this morning after getting hack. this is video of what it looked like yesterday morning right there. news about legislation on the web site was replaced with text on a black screen, sorry that is screen it was replaced with criticizing the site's security. site remained down for hours. the it is in the clear who is responsible but a message was posted during the attack attributing to it cyber commandoes. no other city web sites were a affect. >>> happening today p

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> we will see a variety pack today, more widespread coverage than what we saw this same time yesterday. there is the fog for you. actually taking out half of the visibility here of the ben franklin bridge, offer in the distance so with the low-lying cloud cover, do you have worry about that reduced visibility, in addition to the fact, that we've also got showers out there. so damp conditions, anyway. and even if it is not actually raining where you are at any given time yes you just have to slow it down. later today, there is a second rounds that moves through. actually will mark the arrival and passage of the cold front. so showers storms will come through. potentially with downpours and we can't even rule out small size hail. if not some gustier winds. so, that will be something that we've got to keep a close watch on in the radar here. also, get some sun along the way, lot going on here, by tomorrow we completely clear out, and back to the low and more comfortable low 70s justin, back to you. >> good morn

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> it's our nation's top shop for fighting crime but new numbers show it's challenged when it comes to diversity. >> angie goff is looking at how the fbi is trying to get people of different backgrounds into its ranks. >> reporter: behind bureau walls, one of our nation's most secretive agencies is making some noise. >> this isn't your average day at the fbi at the office. right? >> reporter: events like what's happening today important? >> absolutely. i think the beautiful thing about america is that we celebrate all cultures. >> reporter: intelligence analyst janet is a fan of the fbi's asian-american and pacific wider program from celebrating different backgrounds to recruitment, it's the kind of outreach she believes is needed especially here. >> i think that the threat environment that we currently work in demands that. so we're working all types of violations, and in order to really mitigate those threats you have to have a diverse work force. >> reporter: at an agency that has historically lacked diver

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> laura finnemore. >> remembering the victims. tonight, the city holds a moment of reflection for the eight people killed in this week's deadly derailment. as the victims are remembered crews have also made progress at the site of tuesday's derailment. amtrak announced late this afternoon that full service will resume starting tomorrow morning. first train will leave philadelphia at 5:53 a.m. and also learned that the service will resume on the trenton line with some restrictions in place. when those trains start moving again, officials promise today that new safety measures will be in place. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins us live now where officials honored the victims tonight. randy? >> reporter: they're calling this a service of reflection. it just wrapped -- >> we apologize for that. today investigators are trying to downplay the damage done to the train's front windshield. on friday, the ntsb asked the fbi to look into the possibility that a flying object hit the train before it derailed. assistant c

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> we have a yellow alert day for evening thunderstorms. the real pap anything attack is the frizz factor -- panic attack is the frizz factor. >>> why won't it curl? >> we are going to have a humidity factor for today and tomorrow. i apologize, a little technical glitch going on with my graphics. i'll tell you as much as i can with the two graphics. we are looking at a humid start, a little bit of moisture hanging around. our 7-day is coming up in a few moments. of course on our website, it is updated. we are going to see showers and storms this afternoon, as early as lunch time. to the north and west through the shanendoah valley. thunderstorms could be on the stronger side. here's where we are 68 degrees for leesburg. right now 74 degrees. here's a look at the fog as well as the shanendoah valley. everybody else is dry. today showers and thunderstorms, highs in the 80s. tomorrow highs in the 80s again. mainly for areas off to the east of 95. then it is all over for wednesday, thursday and friday. we are look

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v kellye: incredible videossissippi as a massive lightning bolt it's a bridge -- hits a bridge near the officers cruiser. he went back to the spot a few hours later and found a chunk of burned concrete blasted out of the bridge. devon: wow. kellye: talk about some power from mother nature. devon: if you were dozing, that was surely wake you up. good to do now that being in your car is aviary good place to be with lightning. you have a steel cage, the faraday cage, which pushes the electricity around you. it is a good place to be in thunderstorms, giving you shelter from the lightning. kellye: better than standing on the roadway. devon: exactly, that would be a terrible place. some lightning today, but northwest of town. live doppler right now some fading rain, heavy thunderstorm activity hagerstown, martinsburg , charlestown, winchester, cumberland, allegheny county and western maryland. the last of the showers southwest and northwest, moving out. that will probably be the most rain for the better part of the d

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> severe weather sweeps across parts of the texas spawning multiple tornadoes and, one of the twisters captured on camera right here. take a look at the damage they left behind. siding was scattered in the street and huge tree tumbled on top of the car there it is. luckily no one was inside at the time. there are no reports of injuries but this is another example of what the midwest is dealing with right now. let's check with katie for our forecast, good morning. >> is there a fresh round of nasty storms currently rumbling a ross red river valley between oklahoma and texas, erika and that is actually going to be partly some of the disturbance heading our way but it the generally stays to our south. lets walk you through is what happening here. here's the storm again the nasty line that set up north of that one at dallas at this point. we will see part of this, a piece of this, rolling east and it generally will be anchored over north carolina but because of the count are clockwise spin around it, we will sea

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> here's a look at thetories we are following right now at 4:30. mexican border town has been devastated after being hit by a tornado. cars are up ended and buildings, piles of rubble. we know at least ten people are dead in the town just across the rio grand from del rio, texas. the tornado hit this morning while a lot of folks there were still sleeping. >>> a little boy nearly drowned at a community pool in rockville. a bystander dived in and pulled him out. the 5-year-old was unconscious. dfg did cpr. he is in serious condition. >>> on this memorial day, there were solemn events across the area honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> northern virginia but owe chief julie carey is in falls church where they're fol honoring the fallen service members from every war. >> reporter: the focus of the ceremony is on those in the area who gave their life for that you are country in conflicts dating back to the mexican-american war. there's also an effort under way now to raise enough money to create a

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> memorial day weekends a time to just kick back and fire up the grille with friends and family but that didn't stop some folks from getting up at the crosswalk of dawn today to compete for a very good cause down the shore. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff takes us there. >> reporter: steps away from a golden boardwalk sunrise a crowd of athletes were also rising to the occasion. >> be inspired by the sacrifice and the courage of all our fallen warriors. >> reporter: over 500 participants gathered on ninth street to participate in this year's ocean city memorial day beach challenge. >> jersey shore, the sun is out, right not bad. >> colder than expected but we're going to be sweating and running our butts off so i think it's perfect weather. >> i'm not really sure. i'm looking down there trying to figure out what it is. it looks a little daunting. >> reporter: for some this weekend is about rest and relaxation but not these folks. they're heading off for a obstacle course and a a 4-mile paddle boa

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v ♪ >>> breaking news rightow. traffic is at a standstill on i-295 and route 73 after a deadly truck fire in mt. laurel. "eyewitness news" has now learned one person was killed in the crash. it happened on i-295 under the route 73 overpass and drivers are currently being detoured around this accident scene. of course, stay with "eyewitness news" for the very latest. also tonight amtrak service between philadelphia and new york city will be running in time for the morning commute. it comes less than one week after the deadly train derailment in port richmond. >>> good evening everyone. i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. here's the very latest on the aftermath of the amtrak derailment. in addition to amtrak's full service resuming, septa's trenton regional line will be partially restored. but trains will not stop in north philadelphia, bridesburg or tacony tomorrow and delays are expected. also amtrak crews spent the weekend installing speed controls on the section of track where train 188 derail

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> check out this video. kids at a bus stop in washington state. a driver never stops nearly takes them out. this t is difficult to watch. it got national attention just a couple weeks ago. >> now a review by the news 4 iteam reveals a number of drivers in our area being charged for ignoring school buses. >> scott macfarlane went under cover to find out where it's happening. >>. >> reporter: every day you put your trust in the school bus driver to get your child home safely. but as the news 4 i-team is about to show you it's the others on the road that you have to worry about. >> you're supposed to stop. >> drivers not see stop signs or ignoring them. >> all of the new gadgets that come with new cars is all very distracting. >> the i-team wants to know where they are catching these drivers and where. so we went on control throughout the school year. and we tracked three of the busiest bus stops. first is riverdale road in prince georges county. >> it happens every day. >> every day? >> reporter: at this apar

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> in keeping with the true spirit of this holiday weekend, the battleship new jersey and camden will hold a special ceremony in memory of former crew members. >> recommitment just before memorial day. that took place on the battleship "new jersey" yesterday during an officer reenlistment ceremony. >> i do solemnly swear -- >> as chief petty officer timothy essler reenlisting for three more years. he already served 17. he said he decided to reenlist because he loves his work and he wants to keep serving america. we spoke to him about what memorial day means to him. >> a lot of good friends lost over the years and take some time to remember them honor them. >> the battleship "new jersey" will be open to visitors on memorial day. >> yesterday captain kathy moore turned over control to captain benjamin cooper. moore has held the coast guard post since may of 2012. >> it is a formal ceremony which is conducted before the assembled company of the command and is a transfer of total responsibility authority and ac

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> i have to admit i went golfing today. started off chilly. once the sun comes up it's that time of year the strong sun angle. warms up quickly. overall, humidity not an issue. might be a little humid for memorial day, but not oppressive by any means. temperatures continue to warm up each day through memorial day. by tuesday, hazy hot and humid. that's okay because tuesday we head back to work and we're not going to think about that now. nice for memorial day weekend. plenty of sunshine. no threat of rain in the forecast. for the workweek not even just the wokerkweek even next weekend, hazy hot and humid. high temperatures around 90 degrees, and with that come as threat of scattered pop-up afternoon showers and thunderstorms, and a few downpours. i'll point that out to you on the seven day. your weather impacts for tomorrow. weather having a low impact on your day. traveling tomorrow, looking great. heading to beaches tomorrow temperatures there in the low to mid-70s, and overall travel along the east coast t

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> this is "press pass," your all access pass to an extra "meet the press" conversation. >> this week on "press pass," how the u.s. forces in iraq and afghanistan adapted to ever changing threats around the world in the 21st century. all in a new book called "team of teams, new rules of engage engagement for a complex world" co-authored by stanley mcchrystal who joins me now. welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> nice to see you here. first of all, the goal of the book is, is it about -- on one hand advice on how to deal in a complex world. how much of this is also a business book? >> it is mostly a business leadership book. in reality, our experience in that war, we think, is absolutely relevant to people who face a complex environment and that's just about everybody. >> and it was interesting in the way you talked about dealing with insurgents and insurgencies al qaeda, particularly al qaeda in iraq is an insurgency parts of the taliban, isis is an insurgency. you called them like startups they're

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v alison: it is common for parents to set controls on their children's electronic devices. what about gaming systems like the xbox in the ps2? leon: kimberly suiters from the dangers lurking in those consuls . she joins us now with what she learned. reporter: it is a frightening concept. the stranger your child plays with on his handheld game console then shows up at your doorstep. the common term for this is called "grooming." a predator online asks for little things at first like a photo or cell phone number and then bigger things like meeting in person. psychologist and police tell us that kids are not grasping stranger danger online when they are involved in a game. where the real world still feels like it's make-believe. >> what we do need to do is teacher kids there are strangers on the internet and when the stranger starts asking personal questions -- when the stranger in the console is asking you personal questions or asking you to do things or asking you to send things, that is not appropriate and a ne

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v . >> announcer: this isws. >> it is memorial day weekend. want to take a live look down the shore in cape may. people near the water there, but not many in the water. >> no. >> a little too cold. couldn't be a more perfect start to the holiday weekend. folks head toward the ocean. >> a live look at the poconos now. just a beautiful day attica melback mountain resort. camelbeach is ready for peep to take a dip but it's cool out there thousand. drew smith is monitoring holiday traffic beginning with glenn "the hurricane" schwartz and the important forecast. to pressure. >> there is always pressure. most of this weekend is an easy forecast. very straightforward. a lot of sunshine. then warming temperatures. got some sun and clouds in the distance. there are a couple showers on the radar. 57 degrees in mount poconos. not exactly beach weather tomorrow. but by monday a different story. 63 in allen town cooling off there. in the 70s across the rest of the area. with the west wind it's in the 70s at the beaches. bu

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> this is nbc 10 newsat the philadelphia museum of art, where later on tonight more than 1,200 guests will come together to celebrate the nation's oldest medical school. a black tie gala hosted by nbc news's andrea mitchell will celebrate the 250th birth of the university of pennsylvania perlman school of medicine. >> controversy will whoever over graduation day. a local catholic group is upset with maybe nutter's support the lbgt groups. >> philadelphia university will also hold its commencement today. the class of 2015 is the largest in history with nearly 1,200 students earning diplomas. >> a special day for the archdiocese of philadelphia. each of the ordained priests will be assigned to a parish. >> on this saturday we are taking a look at the big stories this week in business news. here's cnbc's mandy drury with more. >> faded brand names in the week that was. when the gavel finally fell a new record had been hit for a picasso at auction, $179 million. they brought in nearly $3 billion in just a week

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> pat collins is back on the scene in northwest d.c. we mentioned the cash delivery earlier. $40,000 brought to the house thursday. what are you hearing about that? >> reporter: today the talk is all about that money, jim. the mysterious $40,000 cash money drop. made at the mansion where the family was being held captive. according to the source close to the family savvas savopoulos ordered the money be left on the door there. could this be the money the suspects wanted? if so, why did they kill four people? we'll walk you through all that. in the meantime investigators say they do not believe that this is gang-related. and sources say investigators believe that even though the suspects are violent and vicious killers, they're not skilled criminals. and that they made some important mistakes that could lead the police to their doorstep. at 5:00 we'll walk you through all this. i'll see you then. >> all right. thank you. >>> they're bracing for more severe weather in texas. several tornadoes roared through

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> at quarter after 5:0 on this memorial day weekend, this is a live look at new jersey. it's going to seem a little bit cooler this morning. right now in the lower 50s. temperatures will warm into the 70s and it will get warmer tomorrow and on monday meteorologist brittney shipp will have your first full alert forecast in just minutes. >> president obama had said the bill pro improve chances for a pacific rim trade deal. some democrats and republicans argue the bill would cost american jobs. the bill goes to the house. >> the senate blocked a bill that would stop the collection of people's phone records. >> white house hopeful hillary clinton is answering questions about government e-mails from her private account that have now gone public. clinton was touring a small business in new hampshire yesterday when the state department released the first batch of those e-mails. clinton isn't and received those messages while she was secretary of state. most involved the benz attacks. >> in delaware unemployment f

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> a very special graduation ceremony to tell you about right now. news 4 mark segraves tells us how a d.c. court program gafr several people a life changing second chance. >> she's wiping back tears of joy. >> i got my life back. >> after being arrested on drug charges, she like every person arrested in the district of columbia made her first appearance before a judge in courtroom. >> i was addicted to pcp for 10.5 years. >> randolph became addicted to drugs after her mother died. >> i tried to make the pain go away. >> because she doesn't commit violent crime she was enrolled in a drug program, a high-intensity treatment program overseen by a judge. >> we get them as soon as their case begins. >> reporter: last week about a dozen people of all ages stood before a judge in an exact response they stood earlier when they were first charged. they heard the u.s. attorney dismiss the charges against them. >> in the case of randolph dismiss the case. >> you see folks in church when they get the holy ghost, that's how

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v . >>> i was on the third train from the back. someone told me i had been delirious. that they had carried me off. the shoes? my shoes are not my shoes. somewhere, i lost my shoes and a lady gave me her shoes. >> this is not the first time a train has derailed at that philadelphia location. >> on labor day back in 1943 the congressional limited carrying 541 passengers ran off the tracks. >> the train was traveling from washington to new york shortly after passing the north philadelphia station, train equipment overheated causing a derailment. many of the passengers were servicemen on leave. 79 people died in that crash. >>> track issues are behind most accidents. according to the federal railroad administration 751 crashes over the past ten years along with 289 derailments. until yesterday, only five people had died. compared with other rail roads, amtrak accounts for only 3% of derailments over the last three years. >>> the deadly derailment coverage continues. next we'll catch up with riders on the northeast

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> we have live team rnlg cover. >>> jay gray is in texas with a new report from the flood zone. we start with storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson. >> our weather has calmed down. and it looks like it will be rather quiet. for a while there, we're getting the heavy rain. we have a little bit of lightning. take a look at this time lapse going back to 1:30. in reston virginia you can see the clouds bubbling up. watch this. the rain just coming in and coming down very quickly. and of course even pouring on area roads right there. that reston virginia cam. a few drops left on the lens where we're seeing just a few showers left. well east of that area. the severe thunderstorm watch up for a good portion of the area is now down. dropped. still up for eastern maryland. doug kammerer let's go to him and see what's going on in material of radar. >> we were talking about that. both here and on wtop about the fact the severe thunderstorm watch may be dropped early. that is what has happened. you see the storm tha

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> stepping off a school bus shouldn't be dangerous for students but it is if cars don't stop. >> that's right. a top county official saw the news4 i-team investigation and now he's asked maryland to investigate the safety of some of those school bus stops. >> as our scott macfarlane reports, news4 viewers are reacting strongly to our story. >> reporter: watch closely. the school bus stops along state route 355 in montgomery county the stop signs deployed, the lights flashing. but drivers in the other direction keep driving ny how and one nearly taibs that man out. our news4 i-team investigation found just a long half mile of this busy state road in montgomery county police ticketed more than 50 drivers for illegally passing stopped school buses in just the past year ff's unfortunately that drivers still aren't paying attention. >> after seeing our report, the chairman of the monts gomry county council commission asked state highway officials to xregt whether skids are safe boarding buses at several stops alo

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v alison: "7 on your side" tonight for a d.c. couple 9 o days away now from the wedding of their dreams. well this week, their hotel bumped them to make way for the redskins. leon: what else? they turned to "7 on your side" consumer investigator kimberly suiters for help. what happened? kimberly: the couple put down $11,000 of the government paychecks to reserve the omni richmond for august 15 wedding reception. "7 on your side" found out the catering manager who signed the contract with them no longer works for the hotel and the ballroom is booked. >> happy wife, happy life. kimberly: 29-year-old christopher 27-year-old fiancee cecilia is decidedly unhappy. 90 days before their wedding the omni hotel informed them, they had been bumped from the ballroom. >> they said they had to make a business decision. >> i don't work for them. i work for my fiancee. >> the new offer is move them to the jefferson hotel. they would like the omni to cover the cost of the inconvenience. >> hi, is this the omni? "7 on your side

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> from our delaware bureau memorial day parade marching through this morning. veterans, community members, even the kids taking part of this parade. for many of us this means the unofficial kickoff to summer. parades, pools, cookouts. >> well, around the country, though, there were solemn events honoring those who sacrifice made this day possible. nbc 10 national correspondent brian mooar reports from washington. >> in a memorial day tradition, president obama laid a wreath at arlington cemetery's tomb of the unknowns. but this marked a milestone for the commander in chief. >> today is the first memorial day in 14 years that the united states is not engaged in a major ground war. >> while no longer at war, u.s. troops are not quite at peace either. still committed to fighting isis terrorists overseas. it's a sobering reminder as americans observe this holiday dedicated to service and sacrifice with parades and speeches at events from coast to coast. ♪ >> back in washington at the world war ii memorial there's a