warminster, watching that tractor-trailer accident that actually closed york road.that's route 263 closed between bristol road and meyer way. old york road pretty much runs parallel to the scene. you can take that as your alterna alternate. the stotesbury regatta is also this weekend. it's closing kelly drive until tomorrow around 8:00 p.m. between fountain green drive and strawberry mansion drive. more updates when i'm back in the next ten. >>> new from overnight, an nbc 10 viewer sent us this video of a car fire on 95 in south philadelphia. the car was driving southbound when it collided with another vehicle and hit a guardrail around 11:30 last night. medics took one person to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> today new castle county grief counselors will be on hand at a wilmington high school after a student was shot and killed. nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us this morning at howard high school of technology. katy, this all comes after another recent tragedy at the school. fill us in. >> two tragedies for students and faculty here, vai, in less than a mo

chemicals used in aviation firefighter foam at the naval center in warminster may have seeped into the ground water, as a result 16 municipal wells five in horsham and six in warminster are shut down along with 80 private wells. a big problem there. a new state of the art theater inside of convenience center is now named for the man you just saw. former mayor michael nutter, he served as the chairman of the board of directors for the dedication, the 600 seat theater offers a g 4 film screen and a four k cinema projectors, the theater will be used for film festivals and movie premiers and corporate meeting. >>> more than 400 of chester's best and brightest students were honored. they all received rising star awards. to qualify they had to submit an application detailing their academic achievements as well as their contributions no the community. >>> coming up lisa thomas-laury will be here for one last time. we'll look back at her remarkable 38 year career at "action news." and the phillies look to get the bats swinging in an afternoon match-up with the tigers in detroit. >>> the heat i

in warminster, we're still watching that tractor-trailer accident closing route 263, york road, betweenstol road and meyer way. they're diverting traffic around or take old york road as your alternate. we're also watching septa, route 101 trolley until friday, june 17th, busing passengers pren providence road and orange street station. >>> the city ranks near the top in the country for dog attacks against postal workers.ç next, hear about i aprogram designed to educate pet owners. >>> plus, tennis in the streets. next find out why today downtown wilmington will be transformed into a giant sports clinic for some of the youngest sports enthusiasts. >>> 4:14. 57 degrees outside. from our delaware bureau, today, volunteers and tennis pros will turn downtown wilmington into a tennis mecca for the city's youth. the city and the u.s. professional tennis association are teaming up for the tennis in the streets event. it starts this morning at rodney square. the annual event brings in hundreds of kids from local schools for free tennis lessons. >>> and we end up setting up about ten portable ne

how safe is the drinking water in hour stamp, warrington and warminster? not save enough according to residents. >> we're actually getting a filter on our house. fluctuating numbers. we don't want to wait eepa finds it's really bad for fetuses. >> people pack the community center to get answers. what's being done. the chemicals used in fire fighting foam are linked to the former naval base and air station in the area. >> right now we're in the process of identifying where we think the most likely places were it went into the ground water and best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> reporter: last week, epa lowered the acceptable levels for pfoa and pfos in ground water through township took eight public wells off line as a result. >> if you are getting municipal water from warminster, from horsham township or from warrington it's safe to drink. i have a bottle of it there and i'm drinking the water myself. >> reporter: greg preston is a naval official overseeing the clean up effort homes on the public water system now have saf

the tractor-trailer accident tieing things up in warminster between bristol road and meyer way. take old york road to get by. more updates in the next ten minutes. vai and tracy? >>> this morning, grief counselors will be at a high school in new castle county after a student was shot and killed. nbc 10's katy zachry is live at howard high school of technology in wilmington. katy, this is another tragedy that students and staff will be dealing with today. >> another tragedy, vai, to strike this school community in less than a month. yesterday we've learned that a ninth grade boy was shot and killed just blocks away from where we're standing, blocks away from the school where he attend. this did happen yesterday around 3:15 in downtown wilmington on clifford brown walkway. here's cell phone video someone inside a nearby state office building took police arriving to that scene. the student has not yet been named. we do know that he was shot in the head. he is the second howard high school of technology student to be killed in less than a month. in april, 16-year-old amy joyner-fran

we're moving over to warminster. still watching that tractor-trailer accident.s closing york road, 263 between bristol road and meyer way. the alternate is to take old york road or follow the detour through the area. not a lot of traffic out there. the stotesbury regatta is closing kelly drive betwe. here's 78 over in the lehigh valley. this is right around lehigh street. no big problems in either direction. traffic moving along. a little more cars out there, though. we'll check in with more of your majors when i'm back in the next ten. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> clear skies and cooling down in the 40s for delaware. you'll see lots of sunshine, a beautiful day. this is a live view from frawley stadium. completely dry today. but that is going to change over the weekend. look at the temperatures. the airport is the warm spot. that's really an aberration, 50 degrees in trenton, 40s for vineland and monday.holly. coatesville at 55 degrees this morning. the temperatures, some areas are running cooler, allentown and wilm

how safe is the drinking water in hour stamp, warrington and warminster? not save enough according to residents. >> we're actually getting a filter on our house. fluctuating numbers. we don't want to wait eepa finds it's really bad for fetuses. >> people pack the community center to get answers. what's being done. the chemicals used in fire fighting foam are linked to the former naval base and air station in the area. >> right now we're in the process of identifying where we think the most likely places were it went into the ground water and best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> reporter: last week, epa lowered the acceptable levels for pfoa and pfos in ground water through township took eight public wells off line as a result. >> if you are getting municipal water from warminster, from horsham township or from warrington it's safe to drink. i have a bottle of it there and i'm drinking the water myself. >> reporter: greg preston is a naval official overseeing the clean up effort homes on the public water system now have saf

in warminster, this tractor-trailer accident closing the road. >>> and the stotesbury regatta will bethis week. kelly drive is closed between strawberry mansion drive. >>> jessie, thank you, breaking news from overseas right know, nbc news confirms the egyptian army today found debris and passengers' personal belongs from egyptair flight 804. an army spokesman said that search crews in the mediterranean sea made the discovery today about 190 miles north of alexandria, egypt. the plane wa 66 people aboard was headed from paris to cairo when it vanished from radar early yesterday morning. u.s. intelligence officials tell nbc news that data suggests there was some kind of explosion aboard flight 804. egypt is calling it possible terrorism. so far there's no credible claim of responsibility. coming up this morning at 7:00, the "today" show has continuing coverage of egyptair flight 804. matt, savannah and the team will bring you live reports and analysis. that's today right after nbc 10 news. >>> 6:03 and 55 degrees outside. happening today, counselors will be at howard high school of tec

we have one accident, up between warminster and warrington right here along york road which is route 263, just above street road no problems. heading up to doylestown to see good day gang this morning mike, alex, sue, jen, rest of the gang right off of the turnpike you go north on 611 and right on into doylestown. good to go. heading down to delaware, south on i-95 right at route 896, two of the lanes are blocked with construction. that is all south of wilmington. there is stotesbury regot a, the rowers start today and tomorrow, the kelly drive is closed this morning to vehicle traffic. it was opened yesterday morning not the case this morning. so we will see some jammos coming into downtown. we will to have use martin luther king drive and then tomorrow keep in mind they closed both the kelly and martin luther king drive. all that volume will be push on schuylkill, chris and lauren, back to you. >>> a chester county man is in prison accused of sexually assaulting three young children. christopher gueaccepte molested three children under the age of ten. district attorney's office say

protection agency lowered the acceptable levels of those chemicals in grounds water as a result horsham, warminster anwar inning ton townships took 8 public wells offer line, in addition to 8 other wells previously taken off line in 2014. the pfoa and pfos linked to the former naval base and former naval air station in the area. >> right now in the pros he of where we are thinking the most likely places would have gone into the grounds water, and the best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> greg preston, naval official, overseeing the clean up. he says homes on the public water system, now have safe water to drink. however the navy providing bottled waters to homes on private wells of high levels until they can be hook up to the public water system. still, state representative, today stevens, who lives in horsham, says that's not enough. >> i think the navy also ought to be paying for blood tests for all of our residents so we can know whether we've been expose the to the compounds and to what he can tent. >> linked to certain cancers and to developmental effect in fee

the incident forced septa to suspend service on the lansdowne doylestown warminster and west trenton lines. it reopened after self hours but riders may still see some residual delays. >>> people in parts of montgomery and bucks counties are getting bottled water from the government because of a toxic situation in nearby wells and investigators are still trying to figure out the exact cause of this problem. "action news" reporter john rawlins live now in horsham where people have been picking up their water today. john. >> reporter: that's right, the issue is drinking water, brian, and the ground water that that drinking water comes from that is around those former military facilities several federal agencies are involved in all this, the epa, navy, one state agent z-the department of environmental protections dep that's the organization giving away the water today. about 100 cases have been given away so far. folks around here have lots of questions. >> well, i want them to come out and test my well and to tell me definitively whether my well is contaminated or not. >> reporter: you

gianna joins us along with 11 year old emma of warminster pennsylvania to tell us about it, so welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you both for being here, congratulations on this newest book series. i have to tell this is so awesome. >> i'm obsessed with everything that has to do with kids cooking i used to watch the food network, as long as it has to do with kids, but terrible because you never want any of them to get eliminated. >> i agree. that's why i don't want to be a judge on them. >> so-so happy you are here with us today, emma. let's start talking about this, a lot of philly spots made appearance in this. >> bell -- welshing what happened is basically emma won this contest, so my publisher and i put out contest way back, we asked kids around the count troy basically give us inspirational cooking story, and great recipe. so few finalists in the mix, but it was sort of emma's story about her great grandmother and the pizza itself that sort of struck me. and so we set the next basically the next adventure in the city of philly. and emma has actually a role in the book.

protection agency lowered the acceptable levels of those chemicals in groundwater, as a result, horsham, warminster and warrington townships took eight public wells off line in addition to eight other wells previously taken off lane in 2014. pfoa and os is link to the formal naval base and era station in the area. >> we are in the process of identifying where we think mess likely places where it would have gone in the groundwater and best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> reporter: greg preston is naval official overseeing the clean up. he a says homes on the public water systems now have safe water to training, however, navy is providing bottled water to homes on private wells with high levels until they can be hook up to the public water system, still state representative todd stevens lives in horsham says that is in the enough. >> i think navy should be paying for blood tests for our residents so we can know whether we have been exposed and to what extent. >> reporter: today's informational session starts at 11:00 and runs through 1:00 . we are live, jan carabao f

a new epa advisory 16 municipal wells in this area, five in horsham, five in warrington, six in warminsterre now off line shut down along with an estimated 80 private wells until a permanent fix can be found. ed lutz among those opting for bottled water today. >> i don't have the whole story yet and if they're starting to give water away, that means they don't -- that we shouldn't drink the water. and, you know, where are we going? are we going to have another flint situation. >> reporter: with that new epa advisory experts say the tap water from municipal authorities is safe to drink. bottled water though will still be available to those on private wells. pfc's as the chemicals have been called have been linked to serious health issues. stuart green lever says constituents have been calling his office. >> of course they're concern and they should be concerned asking questions such as what impact will this have for our children. >> reporter: so many questions, not so many answers but that may change. next week the navy, the epa and multiple health agencies are going to staff a pair of open

depression bonaci raining on memorial day parades even lead to go some concellations, bensalem, newtown, warminster, already canceled or rescheduled parades scheduled for this morning, other parade organizers will make a final call in a few hours. >> burlington county times is telling the story after father and son who helped deliver the solemn sounds of memorial day. navy veteran edward lindt the thirds and his son edward lindt the fourth played taps at more than two dozen different ceremonies throughout the memorial day weekend. >> and the intelligence err reports on tiny fly threatening on john, garlic, shallots and other crops in bucks and montgomery county. this is the first confirmed infestation in the western hemisphere, another suspect in the new jersey. >> and there is your look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> coming up: soaked down south. we'll show you the flooding left behind by a weekend of downpours. >> and now, we are getting drenched by that same system. katie times out the heaviest downpours, to let you now if you can enjoy some time outside f

reporter: last week epa put out new tougher standards and more wells in the horsham, warrington and warminster areas flunked. >> i don't know what to think of this. >> reporter: that's why the military had this open house today to answer questions and get people help. >> we've been consuming that myself over the last 23 years. and i don't know if those levels are going to, you know, eventually give me some kind of, you know, disease. and so this is what i'm worried about. like in the future. >> reporter: right now, their giving out bottled water to folks like joe pilaa digging up his yard soon, too. >> we've been getting our water tested and they kept saying it's all right, it's all right, it's all right. so we get a phone call last week, don't drink the water. so it's contaminated. >> reporter: so far the military says they spent $19 million to fix this problem. there's no cap on this. they'll continue to do what is necessary. they say the public water here is safe. they keep testing it and filtering it and making sure the water when people turn on the tap is safe. that's the very latest from

in warminster, i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >>> still to come on "action news" tonight recall where the company is warning owners not to drive their cars. >>> but imagine a train operator screaming for everybody to hit the decks we're about to crash. it was all caught on video. >>> ducis rodgers has carson wentz taking to the eagles practice field for the first time, cecily. >>> well, we've got warm sunshine tomorrow before this system brings us some strong storms, and a dramatic change as far as our temperatures on sunday. we will have details from the accu weather seven day forecast. >>> we are joined by trouble shooter nydia han tonight. >>> we have the question you need to ask to save hundreds, even thousands of dollars on your medical bills. it is pretty simple but it could save you a lot of money. >> that and more when "action news" continues tonight. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me.

naval warfare center is contaminated with chemicals. 16 municipal wells in horsham warrington and warminster now shut down until a permanent fix can be found. officials have been providing affected residents with up to two cases of bottled water a day. >> there's three tornadoes on the ground at the same time. good night. >> tornado sirens blared in the plain states for the fourth consecutive day as multiple twisters overturned vehicles and damaged homes. two people were critically injured and taken to hospitals in dodge city, kansas. there were also reports of tornadoes in colorado and texas. the national weather service will conduct damage surveys later today. >> crazy stuff out there. around here air quality is not going to be so great later today. >> there is an issue for us today, yes, especially between the hours of noon and six clocks. we'll talk more about that in a moment. storm tracker6 live double scan shows that you we're dry, a little green here or there on the radar is really ground clutter, not actual precipitation. as we take a look outside this morning, we do have plenty of

. >>> urgent warning for folks in warminster. police say some men are pre 10ing to be water workers and they're trying to steal money from homeowners. if you don't see this truck or this badge the person you're dealing with is a fraud. the water department says there have been multiple reports the police have been knocking on doors threatening to turn off the water if money is not paid. if someone comes to your door without that badge, call police. >>> loved ones in the law enforcement community preparing to say their final goodbyes to former philadelphia police commissioner willie williams. officers filed in formation outside of ewing now underway in north philadelphia funeral home. williams will be buried tomorrow. he died tuesday at the age of 72 at his home in georgia. williams was named philadelphia's first african-american police commissioner in 1988. >>> well you may not know it but some camden students have had an amazing basketball season. >> they sure have. so today there was a big pizza party to celebrate. fox 29 at ki

also for septa if you take the airport line, the trenton line, or the warminster line. some trains are late. just check before you go if your specific train is affected this morning. vai? >> jess, thank you. >>> exactly one year ago today, an amtrak train going more than double the speed limit went off the rails in philadelphia, killing eight people and hurting hundreds more. here's the scene of what happened that night. investigators say the new york-bound train was going 106 miles per hour before taking a sharp turn and derailing. nbc 10's matt delucia is live this morning at the 30th street station for us with more on that and what's next. good morning, matt. >> morning, vai. that derailment shut down a good part of the northeast corridor for several days after that derailment. for some folks, it really did impact their travel and their commute. for the people who were on board amtrak 188, they are still feeling the effects. this is what it looked like. take a look here. an image that is very hard to forget for some people. train cars off the rails, some on their sid

. >>> a special moment and special night indeed, in warminster, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> looks like they had a great time. >>> 7:10, "action news" saturday morning, bringing a taste of italy right to your kitchen. we'll tell you how a local woman found a recipe for recovery. >>> plus, thermal imaging shows just how hot it will get when a volcano erupts. >> reporter: it's nice and sunny until this afternoon we'll see thunderstorms, and it will be cold tomorrow morning some areas seeing patchy frost. i'll have that coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> take a look at this, incredible thermal imaging of a volcano in costa rica co. it spewed lava and 6-foot wide bold boulders from the volcanic center. it's up to 1,000-degree farenheit. basically it's very hot. chris is the weather going to be hot today? [laughter]. >> reporter: it's going to be warm. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. there's the view as we look live on sky6 live hd down the jersey shore, cape may. there's someone finally taking a stroll along the sand enjoying

now, some problems on septa this morning, 15 minute delays, on the warminster and west trenton lines.cause of some earlier police activity everything okay, they thought they had somebody running around on the tract, there then still hanging with 20 minute delays on the norristown high-speed line, that from earlier disable train. back to you. >> thank you so much, bob. bob, i have something maybe to bring up. that happened yesterday. >> okay. >> okay? 8 35. no thanks, jimmy. the weekend cancels last night's performance on jimmy kimmel live. the political reason why he backed out. introducing the completely redesigned mercedes-benz c-coupe, with its athletic prowess and sleek new body. it doesn't just raise the bar... ...it completely crushes it. the all-new c-class coupe. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> packaged ready to send out to you, to celebrate the band posted this on it website, the albumn titled, the cd entitled, this house is not for sale. no word yet on a release date. but it is done. >> oh, okay. >> let's talk about jimmy couple. >> let's do it. >> perform and on jimm

it turned out that woman walked two and a half hours from warminster. lewis called police and waited with her until officials arrived. lewis likely saved that woman's life. >>> still ahead neighborhoods in texas, are bracing for more rain today. but they are still trying to clean up for damaging floods overnight. we'll look at what was left behind. >>> sometimes i get picked on by some of them. a first grader bullied at school gets support from an unlikely crew, meet the group of friends coming up in big talkers. not bad friends to have. melissa magee is back with the full accuweather forecast. for your holiday weekend. >>> parts of texas were flood soaks and evacuated today. one area got 16 inches of rain and one trapped families inside of their homes. flash flood forced some people to abandon their cars. by the time we turned around our car was under water. -- the rain -- the forecasters warned there would be more before the day is done. >> police are looking for one more pen that got away in brooklyn. a driver jumped a curb narrowly missing a woman a

. >> i live in the warminster area of philadelphia. >> nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> and, welcome. we did a little contest a while back and it is all of the kid to write in and give me their favorite italian inspired philadelphia recipe and she won the contest. >> she won. >> yes. >> there were a few in the running, and what her story about her grandmother and learning this recipe is great grandmother recipe and handing it down, and the lovely, special ingredient, that you guys loved so much is in the little pizzelles. >> yes. >> licorice. >> yes, it is what kind of made me sort of pick emma. she's here, and character in the book now. beautiful brother and sister adventure philly. >> how cool is it to have a book. you have your own book. >> it is pretty cool. >> yes. >> i have a favor. >> what. >> could you make something for me. >> sure. >> come on. >> so how do you make your pizzelles. >> first we need six eggs. >> okay, so go ahead. >> do you want to help her break some eggs because that will take a while. >> yes. >> so, no shells in the eggs. >> no shells. >> no shells in the

just last week, the epa put out new tougher standards, and more wells, in the horsham, warrington, warminster area, flunked the test. the failed tests prompted the military, the military, to have an open house for concerned resident. >> we have been consume that for myself over the last 23 years. and i don't know if those levels will eventually give me some casino of, you know, disease. >> and so the military says the chemicals in question are primarily from fire fighting chemicals. right now, they're giving out bottled water to those who have bad wells. 150 bad wells. after flint, we're all getting scared. >> very scar. >> i 6 12 now. >> 6 12, like you said, can cyst at this time hard again, nor tornado damages homes. finds out how long storm chasers say this large tornado was on the grounds. >> huge. >> guess what we're doing tomorrow, sneak. >> going to ocean city. >> meet us there at the music peer, 7 to ten a.m. so we opportunity see you. here is the best part. what's the best part, mike? >> we're giving away a car. and you can sign up to win that brand new mazda cx9. all do you have do

otherwise warminster, patco, new jersey, transit off to a good start and burlington bristol bridge openedbeen working at all morning long and ready for the morning rush hour they finished that project early. we're good to go. and if you head into new jersey over the walt whitman on to freeway south 42 ram top 295 watch it there's a lane blockage because of tractor-trailer accidents and fuel spill juan for weather delays this morning in and out of philly international. otherwise mass transit look going with no delays. . >> the battle over how to differ i'd prince's estate gets underway today. they are expected at the first court hearing designed to sort out his fortune. thousands of unreleased songs reportedly were kept in a vault in his home in minnesota and they could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. prince's sister believes he did not leave a will. what a mess that will be, 4:49 the time final vow the beloved elephants of barnum and balely did well. the last female elephants toured and took final bow yesterday in frov dense, rhode island it's a tradition after yesterday's show

just last week epa put out new tougher standards, and more wells in horsham, warrington, warminster, all of those flunked. failed tests prompted the military to have open house for concerned residents. >> consume that for myself over the last 23 years. and i don't know if those levels will give me some kind of disease. >> the military says the chemicals in question are primarily from fire fighting, right now, they are giving up bottled water to those who have bad wells. 5 11 is the time. what the tsa is telling congress that they're doing right now to decrease the wait times for travelers at airports. >> 8 year old bridges a gun to a local school. why officials say he's not going to be punished. every part of you is strong. time to bring... that strength to your tooth enamel. new colgate enamel health mineral repair toothpaste. strengthens weakened enamel 4x better. so smile.. with strength. with new colgate enamel health mineral repair. >> the last time they took a trip they shoved alex in the back seat. >> maybe switch places this week, because they're going to ocean city, new jers

. >>> warminster police say a tip helped them break up a her win trafficking ring.iffany banks was distributing home in the 300 block of lemon street. home owner's will list bet szweda and brittany banks were also arrested and charged with drug paraphernalia. >>> soon you may not to go in the bar to enjoy that alcohol in a at plant i can city. drinking alcohol would be allowed between, albany and massachusetts avenue, coming this summer. under the proposal, drinks would have to be in a cup, that has the logo of the a proved boardwalk bar, that pour that had drink. and the alcohol on the streets and the beach would still be banned. those who do business on the boardwalk, well, they love the idea, while others worry about just too much partying. >> it is a great idea. >> reporter: why? >> because people are doing it anyway, they do it anyway, so this way it is the boardwalk, it is atlantic city. >> i think people will get rowdy on the boardwalk if they allow open containers the boardwalk but, it would attract more people. >> or the nantz would have a trial period, and

agencies lowered the acceptable levels of those chemicals in groundwater as a result, horsham, warminster and warrington townships took eight public wells off line in addition to eight other wells previously taken off line in 2014. the pfoa and of are link to the formal naval base air air station in the area. >> we are in the process of identifying where we think most likely places where it would have fallen in the groundwater is and best places, to attack the problem and treat it. >> reporter: greg preston is naval official overseeing clean up. he said homes on the public water system have safe water to drink however, navy is providing bottle water to homes on private wells with high levels until they can be hook up to the public water system but state representative todd stevens who lives in horsham says that is in the enough. >> navy should pay for blood tests so we can know whether we are exposed and to what extent. >> reporter: today's informational session runs from 11:00 this morning to 1:00 p.m. we are reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim, back to you. >>>

just last week epa put out new tougher standards and more wells in the horsham, warrington and warminster areas flunked. >> i don't know what to think at this point. >> reporter: that's why the military had this open house today to answer questions and get people help. >> we've been consuming that for myself over the last 23 years, and i don't know if those levels are going to, you know, eventually give me some kind of disease. and, you know, so this is what i'm worried about. like in the future. >> reporter: right now they're giving out bottled water to folks like joe pilla. they'll be digging up his word soon, too. >> we had been getting our water tested and they kept saying it's all right, it's all right, it's all right. we get a phone call last week don't drink the water. it's contaminated. >> reporter: so far the military says they've spent $19 million to fix this problem. there's no cap on this. they'll continue to do what is necessary. they say that the public water here is safe. they keep testing it and filtering it and making sure the water when people turn on the tap is safe. th

we met one family in warminster who got brotherly love. >> reporter: twenty month-old jacob burnsteintay still very licensing. he loves trucks, playing with his big brother sammy. >> he knows he is invincible. i think he knows he went through a big battle. >> reporter: while still in the womb jacob was diagnosed with a treatable kidney problem that cleared up soon have after birth but his mother, stephanie insisted on follow-up ultra sounds. >> on june 23rd we were getting an ultrasound done and she saw tumor in his liver. and... sorry. >> reporter: a cancer, a blast tome, jacob was only nine months old. >> when you get the diagnosis the first thing you happies your world shrinks. >> reporter: they split their time between home and hospital as jacob went through chemo and surgery. marry ellen fitzgerald knows what that is like. hurley late sister tie and fitzgerald brought breast cancer for six years and had support of family and friend. >> they often had a lot of small gestures of kindness, home cooked meals, kid taken soccer practice. >> reporter: dianne and her family started breat

public wells that don't meet new epa drinking water advisories, this includes wells in horsham, warminstergton and doylestown. >> on the front page of the delaware county daily times, the interboro school district looking at job cuts and it fifth tax hike. more than 20 positions are supposed to be -- are proposed to be furloughed or cut back. to make up for multi-million dollar deficit. the cut-backs will save the district about $2.3 million. >> front and center on the times herald, graduation season, yesterday montgomery county community college among those to hold its commencement ceremony over 1500 student ranging in age from 18 to 70. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", important information for families in this week's recall round up. >>> plus, a local middle school student is arrested after police say he brought a semiautomatic handgun to school. find out where the weapon was found. >>> there are more than just a neighborhood nuisance, now city officials are taking action, the

you can see in the lower bucks area through warminster and heading toward bensalem a few spotty showers as in abington bedminster, montgomery, lower salford even norristown out of the woods you'll just see mostly cloudy sky through the evening. temperatures not going very far today with a cloud cover. 68 in the city. 67 degrees in millville. 64 in trenton. we still have ocean water temperatures in the 50s. it will be chilly for the memorial day holiday weekend and it usually is especially in the water. but not on the land. right now on the boardwalk it is 55 degrees. ocean city 62. avalon they call it cooler by a mile. not so bad. 61 in wildwood it is 60 degrees. we will watch as an area of low pressure moves far offshore. we stay in the clouds overnight. some clearing during the day tomorrow. and fare weather high pressure begins to move in from the west. so tomorrow we see a mix of sun and clouds. some morning clouds with a weak trough. weak area of low pressure. we draw with a dotted line but it will create some lift and a possibility of seeing a few pop-up showers during afternoon t

larry mullens of warminster and drew of middletown received enough write in vets for primary to challenge bernie o'neill and democratic inn cup bent tina davis. >> press of atlantic city said tropicana will add seafood restaurant off casino floor in collaboration with jose garces. the casino is under going 40 million-dollar renovations a and venue will open up by the end of the year. >>> from the front page of the spirit of the delaware county 15 high school student are on their way to german think summer to learn about life there firsthand. the trip was arranged through the german american partnership program, and international youth exchange organization. >>> and that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well, no secret that finding parking in philadelphia isn't easy. coming up a new way to find a spot that will save you time and money. >>> plus take a close look at these teenagers, they wanted by police for what officers say they did after a home owner refused to buy something from them. >>> another violent tornado touches down from the same

been working to fix t just last week the epa put out new tougher standards, and new wells in the warminster area, flunked, and open house for concerned resident. >> we've been consuming that myself over the last 23 years. i don't foe if those levels are going to, you know, eventually give me some casino of disease. >> now the military sales the chemicals in question with primarily from fire fighting. right now they're giving out bolt recalled water to those who have been affected by those bad wells. >> 4 11. bullet fly back stage and a venue in new york. more on the investigation and the shooting victims after the break. >> plus a student bridges a gun to a high school. why officials say he won't be punish. bob kelly looking at the roads on this thursday morning. >> hello, good morning, everybody, 4 11. we had some construction crews coming our way. 95, delaware county today, throwing up some potholes as we get ready for the holiday weekend. up getting out of town for the weekend? good morning to philadelphia international airport. wake up, check the tote board, sue has the holiday forecast

heavier rain threw parts of chester counsel terek, upper providence seeing the showers as well as warminstera break in trenton. you can see towards shamong and hammonton down the expressway seeing wet weather. temperatures in the 50s and pretty much going to stay there through the evening overnight tonight cool down but at least we don't have to dole with wind. the wind is calm. so this evening a spotty shower at 7:00 p.m. with temperatures falling through the 50s during the evening period. as we look ahead, we'll talk about a few lingering showers. when we get back to the 70s and unfortunately weekend rain with a potential coastal storm. we'll time that out coming up later in the broadcast. we'll see you then. >> kathy, thanks. new video shows the punch that knocked out a man along south street last night. you may find this video hard to watch. investigators say a man punched two other guys along the 300 block of south street. according to police, one of those men was knocked unconscious. the other lost a tooth. one was responding officer was involved in crash with a bread truck at 11th and

naval warfare center is contaminated with chemicals. 16 municipal wells in horsham warrington and warminster now shut down until a permanent fix can be found. officials have been providing affected residents with up to two cases of bottled water a day. last night a number of residents voiced their frustrations and outrage. today's meet willing start at 11 :00 this morning at the horsham township community center. >> millennials or those who have basically grown up after the year 2000 just don't want to move out of the house. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square with our market watch report. maribel. >> reporter: good morning, matt. millennials are living at home more than any other group of young adults in u.s. history. just over 32 percent of the age group are living with their parents compared to about 20 percent back in the 1960's. student loan debt home prices and slow wage growth are factors. you know what, the number one reason for millennials living at home, fewer are settling down romantically before age 35. all this according to a study from the pew research center. a

zip's dry cleaners in warminster will dry clean a suit or dress whatever up to four pieces for any newey're doing it for free from may 16th through the 29th. just bring your college i.d. along to prove to them that yes, you did just graduate from college. >>> from you a juice fanatic a hot freebie. to celebrate its they had anniversary sip and blow is giving everyone a free 10 us juice next wednesday at both locations. they have one on south street and also had rittenhouse so check that out. go get your free juice. now, this sunday may 15th it is the home and garden festival. germantown avenue in chestnut hill will transform into an outdoor garden marketplace from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. fun for the whole family especially the green thumbs. they had to move this because of rain another weekend so hopefully they can get it in this sunday. >>> tomorrow it is germantown's second saturday festival. all 16 historic sites are free and open to the public and there are free bus tours, too. it's happening from 12:00 to 5:00 at historic market square park. >>> also this weekend, i love when this

officials have taken, several municipal and private wells off line in horsham, warminster and warrington community center. lets turn to katie for the forecast. >> what a um is are like forecast. we are heading in the 80's with ease here and once we hit those 80's we are on the nice little stretch of 80 plus degree weather. for the majority of the forecast. we are flirting with 07 in wilmington, 66 at the airport, comfortable and mile beginning to the day, but here's where we end up, 88 in the sunshine for walt's last day, flirting with 90 both tomorrow and friday and feeling like 90's when we factor the in the humidity. showers, thunderstorm on friday afternoon and evening with just sitting between systems and weekend at this point saturday and sunday looking good, and mid 80's both days, little will cooler, couple showers on memorial day itself but all and all meisha not a bad holiday weekend. >> not at all, thanks very much. still looking very busy on the roadways right now, this is where we had an accident clear 95 north to the ramps to the blue route but still very slow around that a

through the area, right over philadelphia, we just had the shower passing by, little heavier up in warminsterues to push to the north west. the it is clearing in philadelphia. the here's heavy rain that moved through norristown working up through montgomery county and will be pushing in berks county here in the next hour. this is one area that we have right now. it will continue off and on throughout the day today. one little change, we could see a few breaks in the cloud and some sunshine here and there and we will also have showers continuing. it should clear up overnight tonight and you'll wake up to more rain tomorrow but this is the change, because behind this, things are improving, right the now temperatures are in the upper 40's and lower 50's, heading for the 60's, thanks to a little bit of sunshine. we have 70's in the forecast, those numbers coming your way in just a little bit. >>> bringing the dead back to life. >> it's alive. it's alive. >> once something only seen in the movies. >> it is my creation. >> thought to be so impossible you could not even wish for it. >> bring people