he's known wiggins his entire career. he says the younger wiggins was a handful. >> it was a fight. everything was a fight. >> yeah. >> and, you know, we wouldn't be standing like this with each other those years. we would be fighting, rolling around on the ground. and it took him a while but i do believe that everybody should be given an opportunity and he told me he said never had an opportunity. so he's getting one now and i think that if he walks the walk because he's talking the talk he'll make it. yeah, i do. >> coming up -- >> why are you picking these programs? >> the program has a lot to offer me. >> paul abdul wiggins pleads his case to a skeptical staff person. >> i promise you i will not help you at all. >> then officers get to the bottom of paul dixon's breakdown. >>> behind the walls of hackensack, new jersey's bergen county jail, paul dixon recently had what appeared to be an emotional breakdown. he just spent time in the mental health unit for a routine evaluation before being released to general population. a short time later he began wailing and was placed in a res

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photojournalist deon wiggins introduces us to a group on an ice rink. >> we all enjoy hockey. we have all been in the military, we have all been to the same thing. and it is just great to get together and talk about it. and play some >> injured in iraq. you know, warriors hockey, that is what it is all about. getting them together. building a team. i like to call it group therapy on steroids. that is why in tournaments like this, and playing hockey is so important to us. because, it gives us a sense of commonality not just among our teammates but our opponents as well. >> a lot of times when we get out of the service, it feels like we have been forgotten about. so, with events like this, and organizations like this, it helps us to interact with people again. >> once we get one, the rest will come. >> it is the camaraderie of fellow veterans getting together and having the common bond through hockey. >> we love the game of hockey and we may not be as fast or quick as some of the others, but we subset of those that play the game of hockey. >>> still to come, the president's son-

wiggins park this night, the dell this night. >> reporter: in camden county, nbc10 news. >> very niceto, if it's free,'s for-- it's free, it's for me, and i'll take three. we have a guide on our website, and they should arrive this week. >> tomorrow we'll show family tours that are free within an hour's drive of philadelphia. >>> academy award winner tom hanks lent a understood this new york city police this weekend. >> he did it using social media. hanks tweeted out a photo of a car tickets on his windshield with the message, "sir, move your car." police replied asking hanks for the car's location. they found it on the upper east side. the car's owner eventually moved the vehicle. the new york paper reports the car's owner had paid all of those tickets on line. >> he didn't care about the tickets, but then tom hanks goes, dude, move your car already. >> get that out of here. >>> now for more on "nbc10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. -- >> record rain. the same system that made history in the south is bringing us a stretch of wet weather. >>> the first alert forecast straight ahead. >>> traf

with me i have superintendent mark wiggins. you are pa rt superintendent mark wiggins.rl? the two—year—old girl was attacked by the dogs yesterday underwent extensive surgery yesterday evening and she is now recovering from the extent of her ordeal. she will clearly need further medical intervention as we go forward in the next few weeks and months and at this stage we don't know how much of that will be required. what do we understand happened here? what we know is that yesterday afternoon at herand's know is that yesterday afternoon at her and's address she was playing with two of her young relatives who we re with two of her young relatives who were six and four and somehow we know that from a neighbouring property a number of dogs got into the back garden and whilst the ant was able to get the four in the six—year—old to safety, the two—year—old was attacked by those dogs, sustaining these horrific injuries. the aunt did manage to separate the dogs from the two—year—old child and bring her to safety where she was airlifted to hospital. the dogs managed to get into t

i will now call on phil wiggins, chaplain of the national f.o.p., who will deliver the invocation.in prayer. we thank you for your presence here today. love you and on behalf of this grateful nation, we are that hasfor this day been designated a day to honor the men and women in law thatcement that made ultimate sacrifice and others that were seriously injured duties.ng their stage look over family and friends and co-workers grieving and hurting, spirit bringoly comfort and peace to those that mourn today. the the psalm thatin me to comfort me. we pray that we seek your face turn from our wicked ways, then you will forgive our sin heal our land. we pray for the president of our great nation, president donald family, ands national leaders and national president, chuck canterbury and f.o.p. board as towards ae to work better and safer law enforcement across this country. pray, amen. name we >> colors, honor guard. shoulder. colors, order, arms. rest., please be seated. it is indeed my honor and privilege to welcome all of you, fellow officers, our law ourrcement families and distingu

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i want to recognize hugh pasco lender handing chapel or wiggins and everyone as the paternal order oftect the law enforcement of this country and all of our communities. thank you very much. thank you very much. [applause] as long as i'm president you will always find an open door to the white house and you have already found it, believe me. mr. vice president, cabinet secretary and members of congress we are gathered here today in the u.s. capital to pay tribute to those brave law enforcement officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. on this police officers memorial day we thank god for having blessed so many with such incredible heroes and we pledge our solidarity with their families and loved ones and many of those great families and survivors are here with us today and i would love you to stand up families of survivors. [applause] your loved ones are looking down on you right now. believe me, they are very proud. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. whatever you need we are here for you and we are praying for you. as i look out today at this amazing assembly of poli

wiggins? hello? goodnight, thank you. (applause) well, hello. i'm carol burnett,

he ee has this wiggin on his face like he won the lottery.e comes back immediately and he has the radar gun and he said, hey, do you want to take a picture of it? i said, yeah, of course i do. [ laughter ] >> well, of course. that's cool. then they turned to business. he got a ticket for $200. >> that's cool but here's the ticket. >> he deserved the ticket going 88 on the highway. >> have you guys -- when was the last time you have seen a delorean? >> it's been a while. >> universal studios. >> in pleasanton, on thursday night, there's a delorean parked outside. i see that delorean outside there on thursday nights. they are spectacular. >> a friend of mine in elementary school, her dad had one and we thought it was so cool that the doors go up. >> what's going on on the roads ? >> no time traveling for your thursday morning commute. >>> we are tracking an accident, this is in hayward northbound 880 as you approach 92. we're seeing southbound slowdowns so no delays northbound. and the crash is on the shoulder. but i guess a lot of looky-loos a

i want to recognize jim pascal, linder henney, chaplin wiggins, and everyone add to the fraternal order of police for all that you do to protect the law enforcement of this country. and all of our communities. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] as long as i am president, you will always find an open door to the white house. and you have already founded, believe me. mr. vice president, cabinet secretaries, and members of congress, we are gathered here today at the u.s. capitol to pay tribute to those brave law enforcement officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. on this peace officers' memorial day, we thank god for having blessed so many of us with such incredible heroes, and we pledge our solidarity with their families and loved ones and many of those great families and survivors are here with us today. and i would love you to stand up. families and survivors, what great and incredible people. [applause] and your loved ones are looking down on you right now. they are very proud. thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you very much for being here.

. >> as soon as i get my parks guide, i put -- start marking on my calendar, wiggins park this night. dell this night. down in lynnwald another night. >> you can see the parks guide on nbc10.com. tomorrow, on "nbc10 news today," we'll show free family tours just a short drive away. >>> next, the top stories that we'll be covering for you on this monday. >> that includes jury selection in bill cosby's sex assault trial. up next, how race, gender, and fame will all play a part. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico®. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. chrit can happen to anyone.s a help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people

of police raids and searches and, of course, arrests, not just in manchester but other cities like wiggints will continue, jake. >> thank you so much. we are also today learning more about the names of the victims of this attack. 14-year-old serl achkoski was killed by the blast surrounded by her mother and father. her grand father said she hoped to study architect so she could build a room with slides coming out. courtney boyle and courtney's stepfather, 14-year-old ali mcleod loved music whether ariana grande or the bagpipes she played with her friends. they were perfect in every way for each other and were meant to be, their family said. "they wanted to be together forever, and now they are. we now know 18 of the 22 people killed in this senseless terrorist attack, mothers, daughters, fathers, sons, friends and loved ones. when we come back we'll turn our attention back to the white house in our regular feature conflict of interest watch. this time a problem, a promise rather that the president made to try to quell concerns about his business interests. now the trump organization says

i want to recognize jim pasco, linda henney, chaplain wiggins and all of you and all you do to protect the law enforcement of this country and all of our communities. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. as long as i'm president, you will always find an open door to the white house, and you've already found it. believe me. mr. vice president, cabinet secretaries and members of congress, we are gathered here today at the u.s. capitol to pay tribute to those brave law enforcement officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. on this police officers memorial day, we thank god for having blessed so many of us with such incredible heroes. and we pledge our solidarity with their families and loved ones and many of those great families and survivors are here with us today. and i would love for you to stand up. families and survivors. what great, incredible people. and your loved ones are looking down on you right now, believe me, and they're very proud. thank you. thank you. thank you very much for being here. whatever you need, we are here for you and we are praying for

it happened in the town of wiggin west of manchester.hey say he was carrying a suspicious package. they also arrested a woman just north of the city. >> i think it's very clear that this is a network that we are investigating. >> reporter: earlier wednesday, heavily armed police with dogs raided an apartment building in central manchester. police stood outside the home of suspected suicide bomber salman abedi. the 22-year-old was born to libyan parents. the parents and two brothers were arrested. these photos purportedly show abedi friday evening at a manchester shopping center. he is wearing a blue backpack. here in central manchester, a memorial to the victims keeps growing. 22 people were killed and more than 100 injured. many of them children. some are placing flowers, others are leaving balloons and homemade signs. >> it's devastating and horrible especially with children. >> reporter: british soldiers are guarng k buckingham palace so more police officers can help out with the investigation. tomorrow, across the uk, a minute of sil

and another person was arrested in wiggin, he was taken down by plain clothes police officers. he had some sort of bag and they're still assessing what that bag is. >> is that five in total or six in total? >> we have five in total in manchester. the gentleman in wiggen, the three suspects arrested earlier and the brother arrested yesterday. >> investigators have found what appears to be a remnant of a backpack or a black vest. there appears to be a detonator in the hand. they're finding nuts and screws and bolts and things like that. the impact of that punctured a metal wall. if you're not familiar with bombs, this is remarkably deadly and damaging as we've seen. what can you tell us about this bomb? >> well, it appeared it was a backpack device, according to the reporting coming out now. and there are some image that's haven't been verified. a backpack that may have been carried by the bomber and that backpack would have been able to carry somewhere between 20 to 25 pounds of explosives, or more depending on the size of the backpack. if it was tatp or one of the more rudeimen

i want to recognize jim pasco, linda henny, chaplain wiggins and everyone at the fraternal order of police for all that you do to protect the law enforcement of this country and all of our communities. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. as long as i'm president, you will always find an open door to the white house. and you've already found it, believe me. mr. vice president, cabinet secretaries, and members of congress, we are gathered here today at the u.s. capitol to pay tribute to those brave law enforcement officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. on this police officers memorial day, we thank god for having blessed so many of us with such incredible heroes and we pledge our solidarity with their families and loved ones and many of those great families and survivors are here with us today. and i'd love to you stand up. families and survivors. what great, incredible people. and your loved ones are looking down on you right now, believe me, and they're very proud. thank you. thank you. thank you very much for being here. whatever you need, we are here for you.

one house in particular in a suburb called wiggin was cordoned offer for an entire day after police foundus materials. authorities are trying to drill down on who may have helped the bomber make this bomb and whether there is a larger network out there. wolf? >> clarissa, in manchester, thank you. former president barack obama is in germany taking some veiled jabs at president trump's policies. let's go to michelle kuczynski. michelle, what did we hear from president obama. >> it was h almost a nashback to the branden berks galt. this crowd estimated at 70,000 people, many of them young and very much wanting to hear from obama who is enormously popular in germany. this was a relaxed president obama coming off vacation. this put him at times very carefully choosing his words, not wanting to get too political. but at one point he was asked to assess his presidency. >> my hope was that i would be able to get 100% of people health care while i was president. we didn't quite achieve that but we were able to get 20 million people health care who didn't have it bhfr. and certainly i have some re

looking at something potentially suspicious items that were grabbed from a raid about 16 miles away in wiggino confirmed the suspect when he was traveling back from libya, he flew through istanbul and through dusseldorf. what that tells us is another terrorist was able to crisscross through europe undetected. elsewhere in europe yesterday that intel between the u.k. and the u.s. took center stage in russia. the u.k. furious at the u.s. prime minister theresa may bringing it up with president trump. talking about the photos leaked to the "the new york times." president trump has called for an investigation. he called those deeply troubling. after the u.k. initially pulled intel sharing from the u.s., that has apparently restarted. >> we've seen quite an outpouring of support. you see a lot of it right there visually behind you. there is also a very special visitor at the hospital there. >> reporter: that's right, kenneth. we did see the queen of england yesterday. she came to visit the children's hospital here and she spoke with the youngest vick it have. she spoke with the parents, the staft