. >> randy gyllenhaal live tonight in washington township new jersey with more on this local connection. randy? >> well we've been talking to his fire chief who tells us edward 29 years old, spent about ten years as a firefighter here at the washington township new jersey fire station. he left here in 2012 to go join the baltimore police force. and on april 12th of this year he was one of the officers involved in the arrest and death of freddie gray that's caused protests around the country. the cell phone video that captures freddie gray's arrest. you can see a bicycle officer in yellow leading him into a transport van. that baltimore cop is one of six now charged in grey's death. identified by neighbors as edward niro a native of washington township new jersey. >> what would you want people out there to know about him? >> he's a great guy. he never hurt anybody. >> reporter: his neighbors say niro spent years here and was always friendly willing to lend a helping hand before joining the baltimore police force in 2012, he was a firefighter in washington township. his former chief told

fox 29's joanne pileggi is live in washington township tonight. joanne that's where this young man spent most of his life. >> reporter: yes, did he, dawn. edward nero used to be a volunteer firefighter here in washington township before he joined the baltimore police force. tonight neighbors in the community where he grew up in sue well are reacting they say they are stunned that officer nero is involved in this controversial case. >> and so i guess they find out what's going on what took place here with the six officers it's hard to say who's guilty or who innocent. >> mr. gray's death was homicide. >> reporter: in a swift legal move that may have been intended to help calm the massive unrest in baltimore six police officers have been charged in connection with the death of freddie gray and one of those officers 29-year-old edward nero is from south jersey. >> he said goodbye to me like always. they should be feeling pretty sad and bad i guess. i seen ed and he had like a little bit of sad face today. i feel sorry for him. >> michelle de jesus sc

charges now filed against the washington township couple accused of severe child abuse. >> i did seeofficer and an ambulance go by. >> reporter: one day neighbor the neighbor now realize what is she saw. friday police arrested 25-year-old jacob lynn and 24-year-old jennifer pandorf from their home on luke coastal storm lane n mid april the couple was taking care of lynn's two-year-old daughter who lives with her mother at another address. after a three day trip with her father police say the mother got her daughter back so badly injured she was bleeding from her brain. >> this is a family neighborhood. you see children all the time. you don't expect someone to do that to a young child. she remains in recovery at a local rehab center. >> just i hope she's okay, that's all i care. >> reporter: both lynn and pandorf charged with aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child remaining behind bars bail. reporting from the washington township police headquarters, steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> steve thank you so much. >>> also now police have identified the woman wh

reporting live from washington township, department headquarters, i'm east steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve thanks very much. >>> other big story this day as expected a former aid to new jersey governor chris christie pleads guilty for his role in the george washington bridge scandal. >> two other key figures were charge in the indictment unsealed today. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live at the u.s. courthouse in newark with the latest, cleve. >> reporter: david wildstein has been cooperating for some time with federal investigators. he signed a plea agreement in january. today was his first court appearance. for his cooperation he faces zero charges and less recommended jail time than other two people being blamed for creating this traffic jam, at the george washington bridge. in owning up to his own crimes friday david wildstein implicated two others. he confirmed under oath he was part of the three person plot to create a traffic jam in fort lee, new jersey to punish the the mayor for not endorsing governor chris christie's reel

washington township police arrested jacob lynn and jennifer pankerr. >> any time a child is involved it, is just heart breaking, you know? really makes me sad. >> police and prosecutors agree. charges now filed against washington township couple accused of severe child abuse. >> i did see a police officer and an ambulance go by. >> one day later neighbor now realizes what she saw. friday, police arrested 25 year old jacob lynn, and 24 year old jennifer pandorf from their home on lupus lane. police say mid april the couple was taking care of lynn's two year old caught here lives with her mother at another address. after a three day trip with her father, police say the mother got her daughter back so badly injured she was bleeding from her brain. >> this is a family neighborhood. you see children all the time. you just don't expect someone to do that to a young child. >> the child was taken to the hospital and treated for serious injuries. she remains in recovery at a local rehab center. >> i hope she is okay, that's all i care. >> lynn and pandorf both charged with aggravated assault,

a nasty crash in washington township, gloucester county. it's closing the black horse pike by watson drive and the low lowes. a person was injured. emergency crews are out there. stick with johnson road or frys mills road as alternates around the black horse pike. the ramble westbound to haddon avenue is closed because of of the sinkhole. jump on 73 westbound to walker avenue and get to haddon avenue. it's camera south philadelphia on the schuylkill expressway university avenue. 34th street. once again, this morning the traffic light at 34th and grays ferry on are the fritz. you can get through. worcester montgomery county there's a wreck along north park avenue near the bp. >>> a house fire in philadelphia neighborhood sent a person to the hospital. the action cam was on the scene at west nedro avenue. crews quickly knocked down the flames, but someone was overcome by smoke. it is unclear why the house caught fire. >>> police have released surveillance video of the man they are looking for in the rape of a woman inside her south philadelph

and ed nero had served as volunteer firefighter in washington township, gloucester county ten years. from 2002 to 2012 and 29-year-old nero is one of the two arresting officers in yellow who eded freddie gray, held him on the ground and moved him to police van. the washington township fire chief told "action news" today nero was a solid guy and outstanding firefighter. >>> much has been said about the so-called rough ride that freddie gray allegedly experienced after arrested. philadelphia police have been accused of giving certain criminal suspects rough rides too. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at police headquarters dann they're rough rides and expensive rides for the city. >> that's right jim, in fact victims of rough rides won millions of dollars from police across the u.s.. it's long used practice by road cops to punish suspects for whatever reasons they may have. tonight the story of one philadelphia man now living in new england who emerged from riot in the philadelphia police wagon with a broken neck. >> these people are public servants. we pay their wages. and

"eyewitness news" has learned that one of the officers is a native of south jersey, former washington township fire fighter 29 year-old edward nero. >> he was a member of our department, for approximately ten years, from 2002, until about 2012. >> reporter: we spoke to nero's former boss washington township fire department chief john hoffman by phone. he says that the current baltimore officer was one of his best guys. >> during his tenure with us he was an outstanding dedicated fire fighter, he had a very clean record, squeaky clean, they were in trouble. he was an all around good guy for us. >> reporter: nero's family lives in this community sewell, new jersey. we knocked and no comment. >> he was here about 20 years. i never had any problems with the the officers around here. they have been stand up people. >> reporter: charles mckaren says if the officers in baltimore did wrong just advertise should be served but it shouldn't be an indictment of his community especially men and women who served here. >> i don't really think it makes that much difference where he was from. you make a mistak

it's resulting in a road closure in new jersey in washington township.e point of black horse pike between watson drive, there's an accident. they're closing that southbound side. there are some restrictions on the northbound side. to get by for right now, just take johnson road. elsewhere in new jersey and berlin week doing with emergency road work repair of a sinkhole. heading towards haddon avenue you want to follow the road detours. and cars all green, ten minutes, headed northbound from 295 up towards 495. more updates in new jersey coming up. tracey. >>> an flexthrax accident. the pentagon said it made a mistake when it sent out dangerous material. >>> and lawmakers with a decision that could clear the way to big improvements to one section of center city philadelphia. >>> we take you to breaking news. we just got a live picture established at the scene of a home in camden. the fire started in the middle of a row home there on utah avenue in camden. you can see, zooming in on it there, you can see the affected area the second-floor burned out window

we have an accident in new jersey in washington township, east black horse pike, also 42 if you not 42 freeway between watson drive and leddon lane, we have an accident there so take fries mill road or stage coach road. if you can i would avoid that all together. on the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike between fort washington, willow grove two lanes being blocked due to construction. they wrap this up before 6:00 o'clock but we will let you know when they do that. we have construction on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike between bensalem a a and ra drive right lane being block n delays however for mass transit the but any showers clay us today. >> i would say not for morning drive, vittoria. we should be off the hook for next couple hours but later today that is a possibility. it doesn't appear any storms that fire up will have as much gust or power as we saw yesterday. we had wind gusts out of that several trees came down as a result of it. storm scan three we have no moisture to work with. you can see that in the formation of the one little pocket of showers

lets take you back in time and show you storm reports that came in for us here from yesterday, washington township there were trees down. that was the big report that we heard due to the wind that came in, upper merion, annville all locations reporting trees down from the storms that came through. at the moment storm scan draw the cloud cover that is more than anything. we have a few pockets of green firing up here but not a solid line necessarily but notice toronto and draw it back toward cincinnati that line of cloud cover. that is leading edge of the cold front which still needs to cross through and it will not cross through as it will fizzle as it tries to cross through. that is why we will keep steam around and showers and storms in the forecast, meanwhile outside in palmyra cove nature park things are tranquil for now, off in the distance, in center city starting to get lost behind that low lying cloud cover. we don't have a ton of fog but some of you will find it. it is coming in patchy. field camera, that kind of thing. keep that in mine. wind is very light for now. the as we go through th

washington township police say the new jersey state police and the fbi are helping with the swattingnvestigation. the state's homeland security committee will hear the assemblyman's bill on monday. for the investigators, harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >>> new information in the death of a prominent south jersey couple. john and joyce sheridan's son is pushing authorities to release the full report into their deaths. prosecutors ruled the case a murder/suicide. they say the former chief executive of cooper health systems killed his wife and then himself. but the sheridan family says the investigation is flawed and they want the full report so they can prove that. mark sheridan asked the state attorney general to force the release of the report but the attorney general's office says it is not getting involved. >> now, it was really a hot dayenday on the river for athletes and for the regatta. the competition continuing tomorrow. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwarz is back. >> and that could complicate things for the athletes and travel in the area. >> yeah th

edward nero agree up in sewell, gloucester county and was a member of the washington township fire depth>> natasha brown joins us live at philadelphia city hall with more on that officer and reaction from protester who's returned to the streets of center city tonight. natasha? >> reporter: well, chris, you know, each of the six officers face their own set of charges in this case including south jersey native edward nero. while news of the arrest seem to quell any kind of up rest over the past week or so, protest doctors continue here in philadelphia tonight. a city that just days ago erupt flood violence and chaos transformed into a city jubilant about news of a rest in the compressed freddie gray case. >> the people are tired of those two bad seeds in the police department and they want them out of there. >> the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide which we received today has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> reporter: six baltimore police officers are now facing criminal charges in gray's death. freddie gray died

reporting from the washington township police headquarters i'm's steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness. >>> in nicetown three people were injured when the the car they were in slammed into a house, this all happened in the 2600 block of roberts a avenue, now that car hit the the steps and then ran a support beam on that important much. no one was injured inside that home. >>> five people were injured in the crash involving several cars in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood. "eyewitness news", on roosevelt boulevard on tyson avenue. impact forced an engine out of one of those vehicles. they all suffer major damage have the authorities say crash victims are in stable condition, the causes under investigation. >>> kid in camden county are learning how to ride their bicycles safely this summer. it doesens pedaled through an obstacle course at the fourth annual bike rodeo. "eyewitness news" in the crammer hill neighborhood, children learned how to properly put on a bike helmet at helmet fitting stations and the day was all about safety. >> everything that we do is geared toward that whethe

the washington township police officers said he was a solid guy and outstanding firefighter. we're covering this story from all angles at 6abc.com. we'll continue to update the arrest and protests from baltimore. you can find the coverage of the massive philly is baltimore rally all there right now at 6abc.com. >>> police officers in several cities are recovering this morning after may day protests took a violent turn. police say marchers threw wrenches and sticks. police were sprayed with pepper spray and pepper balls and arrested a number of people. in oakland marchers shattered windows and started fires. protesters in port handle threw chairs and other objects at officers. >>> indictment was handed down in the bridgegate scandal as a high ranking official pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors that says he and others engineered traffic jams to get back at local politicians. >> reporter: david wildstein one of the top appointees at the point authority arrived at court to plead guilty that in 2013 he planned and computed a massive traffic tie jump at girard point bridge t

washington township, 42 a crash was the -- watson drive. a sinkhole is closing from route 30 to haddon avenue. >>> a man shot his friend who put a bullet proof vest. detectives believe he did not mean to kill his friend. however he is a convicted felon making it illegal for him to have a gun. >>> new this morning, a man exposed for telling lice on catfish is facing criminal charges. he is scheduled to face a judge later this morning. he made 11 threats on the washington d.c. metro system. he called 911 to report an attack on president obama's barack obama's motorcade. he threatened to bomb a metro bus unless he was paid $15 million. last year he was posing as a music producer to bilk a woman out of thousands of dollars. ray mcdonald has been arrested for the second time this week. the split said the san francisco defensive end violated a restraining order after his arrest monday on charges of domestic violence and child endanger. for allegedly assaulting a woman after she was holding a baby. the bears released mcdonald after that arrest. >>

reading, 59 degrees. 63 in washington township. 59 in mount holly. right along the shore still in the 60s. 63 in avalon. mild start to the day. lewis at 66 degrees. we are watching a few scattered showers move into parts of dover and the central parts of delaware. you'll notice that they were thunderstorms but they're losing speed as they continue to track slowly to the east at 10 miles per hour. today our temperatures will range between 85 and 88 degrees. mix of sun and clouds and less humidity. wind speeds starting off from the northeast. they will shift eventually out of the south 8 to 15 miles per hour. tracking those changes for you. i'll go over the details. check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> hey brittney. yeah, we are monitoring an accident on the schuylkill expressway in upper merian. i monitored the cameras. no delays or backup behind that scene. just something to watch out for in the lane restriction there. as we head north to 295 around the black horse pike that ramp has reopened that's been closed for the ong

traveling in new jersey, washington township, east black horse pike is still closed between watson drive and fries mill road as a result of the earlier accident causing down pole. fries mill road or stage coach road are two good alternates for you. we have an accident on the northbound side of the new jersey turnpike on the inner drive before i195, right lane block, and traveling on i-95 and schuylkill we have rush hour delays continuing to build, ukee. >>> welshing one year after the the the turnpike crash that left tracie morgan badly injured he settles a lawsuit with wal-mart. morgan suffered a head injury and broken leg when his van was hit by a wal-mart truck last june. james mcnair was killed and two others were injured. they were returning from the show in dover delaware n a statement wal-mart called the settlement amicable while morgan says the the company did right by him. kevin roper is facing several criminal charges including death by auto. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> unusual start to the the trial of the saved by the bell actor dustin diamond. he is charged with stabbing

. >> randy gyllenhaal live tonight in washington township new jersey with more on this local connectiondy? >> well we've been talking to his fire chief who tells us edward 29 years old, spent about ten years as a firefighter here at the washington township new jersey fire station. he left here in 2012 to go join the baltimore police force. and on april 12th of this year he was one of the officers involved in the arrest and death of freddie gray that's caused protests around the country. the cell phone video that captures freddie gray's arrest. you can see a bicycle officer in yellow leading him into a transport van. that baltimore cop is one of six now charged in grey's death. identified by neighbors as edward niro a

the two men were in a car that broke down on the southbound side of the road in washington township. the men were walking on the northbound side of the road when they were hit by a washington township police officer. the accident is under investigation. no charges have been filed. >> all right. we want to show you the live pictures right now from southwest oklahoma. news crews are chasing a severe storm out there. sheena it's quite a scene there out west. >> oh sure is. there's a tornado warning out for that particular storm. so the footage you're seeing is actually from a chopper that is in the air. they do this regularly. so they know how to go around these type of storms. so here is at one point the funnel clone actually reaching the ground. this is a tornado on the ground. it lifted back up pretty quickly. it's hit or miss at this point. you watch it wait for that funnel cloud to touch the ground. and if it stays on the ground long enough that's when we have serious problems. but, of course that's right outside of oklahoma city. and they are watching that very closely. it's still

watching a crash in washington township turnersville area along route 42 the black horse pike between watson drive and. l. he leaden lane. stick with johnson road as the alternate. we have overnight construction zones northeast extension between lansdale and quakertown blocking the left lane. our southbound work zone on the nex has cleared out. the they have closed the ranch 724 eastbound side of 422 to rebuild it. route 100 will take extra traffic you could see extra congestion there. midday work zone starts at 7:30 and goes to 2:30 they are closing yellow springs road between elbow mill road and bodine road. we're seeing delays during the midday on the eastbound side between business 30 and route 100 as they work on the sinkhole they have right there. that's going to happen for the next day couple of days. you'll see eastbound delays during the midday. we're talking about a crash along state road in drexel hill. it is causing a little bit of heavy traffic through that neck of the woods. tam. >>> a man took police on a long and slow chase in fort worth texas. police crashed into the

he used to be a firefighter in washington township. >>> tonight federal agents hope that they can find the thieves of the gun shop. police say that three or four then the vehicles later matchedsmashed and stole the guns. there was a hold up there last year as well. >>> they want to spend more money on finding crime. they approved the budget. it approvings $600,000 to implement the recommendations for were the public safety. mayor williams has opposed the findings. he plans to announce early next month which recommendations he will implement. >>> new at 11:00 students will spend less time on the park exam. they say that they're making the test about an hour and a half shorter. the move comes after parents and students and teachers pushed back the stricter test asking the test will be given once a year instead of twice. the park exam is going be in math and english. >>> with umbrella and signs in hand they showed the support for school nurses. they demonstrated outside. they're considering replacing 183 school nurses with workers from a private firm. school leaders say that they need to

we have a problem to start off the early morning ride in washington township. it's the continued closure of route 42. black horse pike portion because of a bad accident that happened between watson drive and frys mills road. all lanes shut down in both directions. the vehicle ran into a pole. a person was injured and emergency crews are still out there. you want to stay far away. use frys mills or johnson road road as alternates around the black horse pike. we're watching a crash in the northbound lanes of new jersey turnpike approaching 7a for 195. one lane is blocked. our good buddy ben, betsy ross bridge, traffic if you're coming in from camden, traffic is moving well. the pedestrian tunnel closed through early july because of work. use the 6th street tunnel instead. >>> schuylkill expressway near university avenue looking good, just up ahead at 34th and grays ferry. traffic lights are not working quite right. they are not out but they are flashing yellow. could see delays on 34th street and grays ferry. >>> thank you matt. >>> new this morning an argument b

29 year-old edward nero from sewell, new jersey who once served as a fire fighter with the washington township fire department. >> ed nero was a member of our department for approximately ten years from 2002 through about 2012 during his tenure with us he was an outstanding, dedicated fire fighter. he basically had a clean record, squeaky clean, never in trouble. he was an all around good guy for us. >> reporter: the investigation reruled nero was one of three officers that loaded gray in the police wagon on his stomach. sources tell "eyewitness news" nero's family lives here in this neighborhood in sewell, new jersey. no comment from his family. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> reporter: no shortage of comments from local protesters who took to the streets of philadelphia a friday night winding their way through south street around city hall to the steps of the art museum a peaceful protest followed by days of unrest. >> the more people that come out and see what is going on and join marches join all of that and get into it. the get in tuned. be aware. >> reporter: officer nero is facing tw

we caught unwith the audobon new jersey native in washington township today where ravens quarterback is hosting a walk to raise money for cystic fibrosis. company is knee pads. he's a fan of chip's offense with or without sam bradford. >> i think it's a good offense for any quarterback to be n it's a matter of going out there and playing within your limits and not trying to do too much. just like any other offense. i think it's a great offense for qbs to be in and great offense in general for offensive players and people that want to put up numbers and you know give their team a chance to win football games. it's great. >> and flacco will see that offense and see that team up close and personal in a few months. the ravens and eagles wills practice against each other before a preseason game in august. >> a look at the accuweather forecast next on "action news". >> meteorologist melissa magee has your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. when "action news" comes right can: beautiful job. i knew you had it in you. and it was easy because of what i have in me. you know the color rich te

edward nero grew up in sewell, gloucester county and was a member of the washington township fire department, our natasha brown has more on that. >> reporter: a city just days ago erupted in to violence and chaos, transformed into a city jubilant about news of an arrest in the freddie gray case. >> the people are tired of those two bad seeds within the police department and they want them out of there. >> the medical examiner's determination that mr. grays death was a homicide, which we received today has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> reporter: six baltimore police officers are now facing criminal charges in gray's death. freddie gray died one week after suffering a spinal cord injury in police custody. one of the officers now charge is 29 year-old edward nero from sewell, new jersey, and he once served as a fire fighter with the washington township fire department. >> ed nero was a member of our department for approximately ten years from 2002 to about 2012, during his tenure with us. he was an outstanding dedicated fire fighter basically had a v

south jersey and washington township. look at chester springs at 61 degrees. in the 50s at alan town. it is 60s. you have to go to cape may harbor to find a reading. 59 degrees in cape may. the rest of the area is in the 60s to start with. the clouds are moving in with a cold front that will likely bring us some showers and possibly some thunderstorms. the heaviest activity is to the west. it will be pushing off shore. the clouds will be breaking and temperatures back down into the 60s to start with. some areas will be in the 50s tomorrow night. that's 4:00 tomorrow morning. clouds linger into tomorrow morning. will be in the middle 80s. noontime, might see 72 degrees in dover but in the low 60s in philadelphia with temperatures no warmer than the lower 70s tomorrow. today it will be another summer like one. 63 degrees at 6:00 this morning. by 9:00 70s. up to 80 grease and still climbing but the sunshine starts to fade. that's when the clouds start moving in. watching the skies for some showers. show you how long that shower threat sticks around. look at the w

. >>> washington township gloucester county a man who admitted creating an oil spill that reached into mantua creek will be sentenced next month. he pleaded guilty to violating a water pollution law. he thought his vacuum truck that he used to drain his pool was free of chemicals before he dumped the liquid into a storm drain. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> clear skies and it's nice and cool this morning. so much more comfortable as the humidity has come way down. we're getting a nice live clear view from the comcast center in center city. 64 degrees. that's three degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. it feels cooler with the flow of humidity and the northerly wind. no sign of the fog or low clouds that we started with yesterday. those are totally out of the picture for today. there are some clouds in our future. today sunshine 1:00 bright sunny skies. no problem. the clouds are still out of the picture at 4:00 this afternoon and a pleasant evening. it will be cool this evening. we'll be dropping down into the 50s tomorrow morning but

. >> a pediatrician out of laurel pediatrix in washington township, new jersey.ay of practicing medicine has parents in the area looking up his phone number. high he loves to skate he wears inline skates all day in his was. he carries toys in his pockets and always bubbles are blowing in the air. he has been rolling around for 15 years. >> this offers is bigger than our else old office, they asked why are you building a bigger office are you going to skate it up all day, and i took him up on it. >> 15 month old michael came in for check ups bubbles and the doctor, joined us too. >> michael jr. says two words. dr. mark was an expert, bubbles are very distracting. i was awe-struck, i said it was a shame his office was so far from me, he said i have another office as well, directly in my hometown. he is my new doc for my baby. >> the baby is coming soon. >> my dentist had an arcade in there before we would go i got really comfortable and going to dentist now is not a problem for me, this could be good for kids who are nervous about going. >> i love it i think these

. >> reporter: now, police in washington township say that they're continuing their investigation. for the investigators harry harrison with nbc 10 news. >>> we have information of an allentown mother accused of throwing her baby after a bridge. charges against 19-year-old perry that have upgraded to criminal hom sigh. now, her 20 month old son was taken off life support on saturday and died. the cause of his death was korchly cases of blunt force trauma and drowning. they have zblsh. >> perry is going to remain in jail and expected to be on the charges -- you spoke to the earnings and we understand that there's a lot of finger pointing here. >> there has been and the homicide investigators back here on the scene just a little while ago. we saw them leave within the last couple of minutes. if t businesses cannot be operating and the owner say that is he had fire protection equipment inside the building. he blames those people that were inside the building for destroying that equipment. >> there's a red box in the store. it controls the whole fire line. there was piping and wire tha

edward nero used to be a firefighter in washington township gloucester county. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> nine minutes after 4:00. it's a cooler start this morning. we've got clear skies and the temperatures have been coming down nicely but we'll see sunshine today. didn't get it yesterday. the clouds hung in there with rain. you'll see sunshine and it will be bright. philadelphia is 53 degrees. 49 a little bit cooler in millville. you'll see a few puddles on beach avenue. the clouds are quickly moving out and you'll need your sunglasses. 5 degrees for wilmington and dover. off by 3 in philadelphia. philadelphia international as well. the radar shows we are clear and dry. no sign of any rain. the rain we had yesterday is completely off shore. stay out of the picture for us today but the wind will be picking up. look at the arrows here northwesterly winds. that will help keep temperatures on the cool side to start with. 64 degrees by 9:00. morning hours, bright sunshine wind, warm us into the low 70ed by 1:00 in the afternoon with a fe

we caught up with the audubon new jersey mate any of washington township today where ravens township quarterback is hosting a walk to raise money for cystic fibrosis. flacco, who grew up a big eagles fans say he is a fan of the chip kelly's offense with or without sam bradford. >> i think it is a good offense for any quarterback to be in. it is just a matter of playing within your limits and in the trying to do too much just like any other offense but it is a great offense for qb to be in. great offense in general for offensive players and people that want to put up numbers and give their team a chance to win football games. so i think it is great. >> so are the the the flyers interested in mike babcock or not? according to a report out of detroit flyers have not even asked red wings for permission to talk to bob cock, winningest coach in red wings history. the flyers well represented in the international ice hockey federation, how about the the hookup sidney crosby to claude giroux for the score to beat sergei bobrovsky. it is fun toy see them smiling together. sean couturier get a

>> we have problems on 42 washington township 42 on the southbound side. an accident. closing the southbound side and lane restrictions on the northbound side as

. >>> authorities in gloucester county are investigating a nasty crash in washington township tonightaccident took place reported on the westbound black horse pike just west of the tuckahoe road at about 10:00 o'clock night. the driver of the vehicle lost control, went off the road, hit a pole and the car burst into flames. everyone inside though was able to get out before the car caught fire. >>> and exactly what happened to six year-old etan patz in new york city decade ago remains a history. the juror who forced a judge to declare a in mistrial in the case this week is speaking out. after nearly three months of testimony and 18 days of deliberations, adam stand tipped scales. pedro hernandez confessed on camera to kidnapping and killing six year-old etan in 1979 but he says that he simply did not find hernandez guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> i feel very badly for them but not because of my decision. i'm sorry because etan was a beautiful boy and and what happened to him should not have happened. >> he questioned how hernandez confession was obtained by police as well as his m

officer ed nero was a volunteer firefighter in washington township gloucester county for 10 years. he worked there from 2002 to 2012. the fire chief today called nero a solid guy and an outstanding firefighter. >>> we're covering this story from all angles on 6abc.com. we'll have updates from baltimore and the reaction to today's announcement. you can also find photographs of the philly is baltimore rally. >>> other news at this hour, this was a day of indictment an guilty plea in new jersey's bridgegate scandal. not the perfect backdrop for governor chris christie as he tries to get a presidential bid off the ground. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic reports from newark. >> reporter: david wildstein once one of the governor's top appointees at the port authority arrived at federal court to plead guilty to charges that in 2013 he helped plan and execute a massive traffic tieup at the george washington bridge that left fort lee in gridlock. wildstein is cooperating with federal prosecutors who are also charging governor christie's former deputy chief of staff bridget kelly and

officer edward nero used to be a firefighter in washington township gloucester county. >>> nfl star rayrice no longer faces domestic violence charges. that's after an atlantic county judge dismissed the charges yesterday because rice has completed his pre-trial intervention program. the former running back as you know was caught on surveillance video knocking out his future wife at level casino. at the time the league suspended rice from the league indefinitely. no team has signed him at this point. >>> it's 5:36. 53 degrees outside. hundreds expected at a public viewing for blue's great, b.b. king. king died last thursday at the age of 89. there will be a memorial service followed by a procession in west memphis. some of king's children are upset that his agent kept them from seeing his body in the days after he died. and they're preventing them or anyone else from taking pictures during a viewing at the memorial service. >>> at a distance this may look like any other car on the road but look closely. no police lights but something else. more than meets the eye. more on the unique crim

sunshine will warm temperatures today but right now 48 degrees in washington township.ester springs is 44 now 41 in quaker town. the numbers are following in south jersey. millville down to 44 degrees 5rks 5 in middletown. sunshine, nice and bright with a few high clouds. nothing on the radar screen not today. that changes over the weekend. scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible for us. more widespread rainfall for michigan today and into northwestern ohio. that's part of the system we'll be watching for the weekend. enjoy the day. it's friday. nice weather ahead. nice and comfortable. highs in the 70s. southwesterly breeze, not strong. up to 10 miles an hour. more clouds around. the heat will be on. in the 80s, summer like for saturday. partly sunny skies saturday and sunday but we'll be watching for some scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms and that chance will be around on sunday as well. mild monday 77 the high temperature. chance of storms back on tuesday then we're clearing out with cooler temperatures wednesday and thursday. >>> bill said enjoy

live in washington township nbc 10 news. >>> the protesters took to the streets of baltimore again tonight. more than a thousand demonstrators marching from the inner har bower to the city jail and then to the neighborhood where officers arrested freddie gray. they called for the release of protesters who were arrested earlier this week. people stuck in traffic honked their horns and waved in support of those marching. >>> here at home a few doesen protesters made their way through center city tonight chanting black lives mat per. at times they stopped traffic. police did not arrest anyone. >>> new at 11:00 police say a case of road rage ended in gun fire if bucks county. it happened in york road this afternoon in an area near several schools. witnesses reported a man in a black nissan maxima driving aggressively. police say the driver stopped and fired a single shot toward a ford f-150 pickup truck. officers also want witnesses to come forward. >>> philadelphia police are working with the fbi tonight to search for two missing trucks. one a u-haul van with arizona plates that was fraudulen

we're going to see plenty of sunshine once again which will be nice. 53 in philadelphia. 48 in washington township. 42 in chester spring. a few 30s on the map. 39 in quakertown. 45 in reading. along the shore, 55. avalon, 53. dover today temperatures range between 78 and 82. mostly sunny and warmer than what we saw yesterday. here's how your next eight hours are going to break down. it's going to be a quick start to the morning. temperatures in the 50s by 7:00 a.m. by 10:00 a.m. close to 70. and 76 by 1:00 p.m. the forecast coming up. >> looking forward to it. thank you. >>> no matter where you're spending the holiday, the nbc 10 news app has a list of memorial day weekend events happening near you. with the app, you can keep an eye on the weather by taking a look at the first alert forecast. >>> a camden county woman is marking memorial day weekend by keeping her fiance's memory alive after he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. nbc 10 spoke with amanda charney of collingswood. her fiance mark small, was killed in afghanistan in 2009. the green beret medic died in combat during operation

right now, temperatures throughout the rest of the region at 56 in philadelphia. 50 degrees in washington township. 49 in the poconos. 46 in oxford. 46 degrees currently in woodbine. 58 in beach haven. 56 in dover. over the next eight hours, temperatures will push into the 70s. 74 by noon. by 3:00 p.m. 79. today's high, 81 in the city. the full forecast is coming up. >>> hardly a holiday weekend in oklahoma where residents are dealing with some severe weather. several tornadoes were spotted across the state including this one that touched down and destroyed a house. nobody was home at the time. still, this the scene in grady county. very scary sight. a tornado watch for this part of the state expired just a few hours ago. in the meantime official have issued flash flood warnings for the area. the attorney general says because of the weather, the state's anti-price gouging order is in effect. >>> flash flooding continues across portions of northern texas as rain keeps pounding the region. folks who live along the rivers are anxious about riding water levels and are racing against the clock to get s

he was a washington township firefighter. >>> now in wilmington, the investigation continues into a suspiciousire at a vacant building. fire crews raced to the 100 block of bancroft mills road at about 1:30 this morning and found huge flames at the vacant bancroft mills complex. the historic bancroft mill was compromised in the fire. no injuries have been reported. >>> also five people are hospitalized following this accident involving a military convoy from fort dix. it happened on the new jersey turnpike in hamilton township mercer county late last night. three military members in the humvee were hurt. the driver was ejected and flown to helene fuld with serious injuries. the other two victims have nonlife-threatening injuries. two people in a black nissan also suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> police meantime located a truck that was stolen in south philadelphia this week. it was recovered empty on the 1100 block of rising sun of a early this morning. the search still continues for the suv -- for the u-haul, that is, truck that was stolen in hunting park. police say this man was on

they include sewell new jersey native edward near o he was former washington township firefighter. >>turning now to the weather. it's only may but it's starting to feel a lot like summer. our side cam caught these firework near campbell's field tonight where plenty of folk celebrated this beautiful evening. meteorologist katie fillinger has a first look at the forecast. it's only going to get better. >> we can expect high pressure to essentially set up shop for the majority of the next couple of days and bring with it some nice warmth. so tomorrow we keep that sunshine around. even warmer than today was come monday evening warmer and we are eventually going see a frontal boundary cross flew we'll have to talk about what that is going to mean for our area. a minor hiccup down the road by comparison to what the overall pattern is going to look like. here's where we stan right now. a little bit cooler now that the front has gone down under a nice clear skies temperatures can drop efficiently currently at 57 at philadelphia international airport. low 60s still being reported around allent

officer edward nero used to be a firefighter in washington township gloucester county. >>> now to today's developments in the deadly train derailment in port richmond. several more victims now out of the hospital. just 12 people remain hospitalized. also today senators on capitol hill demanded more money for amtrak with one even saying riding the rails is like playing russian roulette. nbc 10's deanna durante joins us live from 30th street station tonight with calls for safety changes. deanna? >> reporter: yeah the amtrak is actually responding right now to an emergency order, a modified order that the federal railroad administration has just passed down asking that amtrak actually demanding that amtrak make signage changes to alert conductors and engineers to speed changes. also telling them that they need to take a look and identify dangerous curves along the northeast corridor. >> amtrak has some infrastructure that is so old it was built and put into service when jesse james and butch cassidy were still alive and robbing trains. >> reporter: banning together 23 democratic senators now

it is a mild start, 78 in philadelphia. 72 in washington township. 71 in kennett square. even mild to the north and west. 66 right now in mt. pocono. 72 in lancaster. 75 in blue bell. and if you're walking out the door at this hour in beach haven, you're walking out to 71 degrees. 76 in millville, and 75 in mt. holly. so for today, plan on a day a lot like yesterday. a summerlike day, warm and muggy, showers, with some gusty thunderstorms later on this afternoon. temperatures well above normal for this time of year. so 85 i think that's where we'll end up later on this afternoon. much cooler during the workweek. we'll get back to the 70s, back to average temperatures for your memorial day. we'll talk more about that, coming up. >>> now back to that breaking news at conshohocken where a three-alarm fire continues to keep crews busy. nbc 10's monique braxton is live at the scene with an update. monique? >> reporter: rosemary i just spoke with the fire chief and he says this is still a very fluid situation. they are no doubt assessing the situation here as smoke continues to

reading, 59 degrees. 63 in washington township. 59 in mount holly. right along the shore still in the 60s. 63 in avalon. mild start to the day. lewis at 66 degrees. we are watching a few scattered showers move into parts of dover and the central parts of delaware. you'll notice that they were thunderstorms but they're losing speed as they continue to track slowly to the east at 1

he served as a firefighter in washington township for several years. >>> president obama will presentcial award to the u.s. air force academy's football team today. now this is video from 2013 when the navy football team visited the white house for the same honor. obama is giving the air force team the commander in chief trophy today for beating the other service academies during last year's season j. >>> this morning pope francis is rocking a new title. >> the pontiff is now an honorary harlem globetrotter. here's the picture to prove it. several pictures. globetrotters met the pope during his weekly general audience at the vatican yesterday and presented the pope with a framed number 90 jersey with pope francis across the back. the team then showed him the signature move spinning the basketball on a single finger. herbert said the meeting was definitely the highlight of his career. >> just met the pope and we're excited. we've been able to do a lot of things in our life and meeting the pope is probably at the top of the list. >> the globe trotters are on tour in italy. actually they

if you are traveling however in new jersey, washington township we have the closure of the black horse pike that is 42. not the 42 freeway. between watson drive ape fries mill road this accident caused a down pole, best alternate is fries mill road or stage coach road. >>> take a look this man's truck was swallowed up by a gaping sink hole. that hole was created when a huge water main burst underneath the driveway of his suburban boston home. that man rushed to move his wife and daughter's car out of his driveway but when he got to his truck it was too late. he manager to drive it back a few feet before falling 5 feet into that sink hole. >>> when is last time you checked your tires? we often take them for granted until we get a flat the but that is not a good idea n this weeks angie's list report jim donovan takes a look at some things you should know burr cars tires. >> reporter: keeping are tires in good shape is key to making sure that your car is safe to drive. so check them regularly. >> best way to maintain your tires toys do a periodic visual inspection of your tire. if you see