. >> reporter: a tight end at william allen high school, even a few scholarship offers but this year usually agile body started acting up. >> i wasn't performing at the level i thought i was capable of and weird to me. >> reporter: then a big snowstorm, marcus went to shovel his block. >> almost passed out. >> reporter: diagnosed with a rare, mysterious disease. severe aplass tia aminia. now even a quick trip down the stairs. >> i'm so sorry. >> reporter: will make him catch his breath. >> we have to do everything in ow pourer to make sure that marcus does to the get sick. >> reporter: and his mom says a common cold can kill him. marcus has to wear a mask almost everywhere he goes. >> and usually at the school -- >> prom, i actually went to. so i wore this. graduation. >> reporter: accepted to temple university, to study pre-med, but first he'll need a bone marrow transplant. and time is running out. so far, no matches have been found. >> be a match for a bone marrow for my son or anybody else. my family is asking for help. >> reporter: asking for more samples, take a swab, save a li

you can get tested tomorrow at william allen high school in allentown and that runs from 9:00 a.m.efully he gets the help he needs. >>> i am danny pommells of csn. the series opener against the giants provided more frustration for phillies fan, plus, you know he can hoop but does that translate to soccer? we have the video to prove it. that's coming up in sports. >>> for the most accurate forecast, count on nbc10 first alert weather. >> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. >> hey, hey, danny pommells with you once again. the phillies kicked off the june portion of their schedule and trying to put may in the rear view mirror. the phils opening up a series with the giants, and man, already 2-zip in the second. and nunez, a base hit. and then eickhoff didn't last three innings. 10-zip, the final. in hockey news, the nhl combine was held. the flyers had the second overall selection. and nolan patrick and niko. the flyers gm said he spoke with about what he learned. >> i can't say anything surprised me and both kids seemed like terrific young men. they conducted themselves lik

tested for a bone marrow donation, you can find a link on our website or app or get tested today at william allenigh school in allentown from 9:00 this morning to 2:00 this afternoon. >>> 5:27 right now on this saturday. police are following some new leads in the stabbing of a philadelphia city councilman. in just a short while, we'll be checking in with nbc 10's pamela osborne who's live at southwest detectives with some new information. but first, krystal klei has a look at our forecast. >> and a live look at our first alert radar. we have rain moving through this morning, but it is knnot going ruin your whole day. here's a live look outside. a beautiful glow to start your morning. ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. before furry hugs, become first loves. come to the only place, that makes little hearts race. buy early and save up to $20, plus get a free second visit! only at sesameplace.com sesame place >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, we are following new developments in the stabbing of philadelphia city co

you can also get tested today at william allen high school in allentown. >>> 8:26 right now on this saturday. we're tracking some new developments in the investigation into the stabbing of a philadelphia city councilman. nbc 10's pam osborne joining us live now with some of those details. pam? >> all right. looks like we're having a little audio issue. we'll get back to her, but we're also talking a shore forecast for you. i'll let you know if you're going down on the delaware beaches tor jersey shore, what you can expect, coming up. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, police are searching for a fugitive on the run this morning. they've identified the man wanted for the stabbing attack that sent a philadelphia councilman to the hospital. we're live with new developments. >>> turnpike tragedy. a deadly crash shuts down part of a major highway. it's still closed at this hour. we'll fill you in on where it's happening and how to get around it. >>> and we are tracking some showers to start the weekend. here's a live view of the first alert radar. as you can see, they're not going to hang around

you can also get tested today at william allen high school in all allentown. event runs from 9:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon. >>> now to today's nbc 10 responds. a ride-sharing company agrees to issue a customer refund, but instead of money back, she's charged more. and after she couldn't get the issue resolved on her own, she decided it was time to call harry hairston and nbc 10 responds. >> we did a girl's night in atlantic city. >> reporter: susan and her fellow teachers were excited to have a night out during spring break. but she says suddenly, one of her friends wasn't feeling so well. >> so i wanted to uber her back to our hotel. >> reporter: but days after they took the ride, she says uber charged her $80 on top of the $8.80 fare. >> i went to my e-mail and there was an explanation that i was charged for a cleaning fee. >> reporter: she admits her friend did get sick, but that it happened outside the car. she says uber agreed to cut the cleaning fee in half, charging her $40 instead of $80. but vanirnheart says it didn't happen that way. in

. >> reporter: and remarkably well preserved clothes that belonged to englishman william henry allen.ating to the united states. >> reporter: more than 5500 artifacts safl salvaged from the deep. it's shocking to me that these still work. everything now for sale because the company that owns it all is in bankruptcy. people would say let me buy one piece, but it's not for sale that way. >> no, that's not the idea. this is not about treasure hunting. this is about a collection of artifacts that are meant to stay together. >> reporter: more than 1500 passengers and crew members drowned in the frigid north atlantic after hitting an iceberg in 1912. asking price for all the treasures, including future salvage rights, more than $200 million. who might buy? public court records identify one interested party that includes robert ballard, the oceanographer who first pinpointed where the "titanic" sank and james cameron, whose film "titanic" is one of the most profitable movies ever. >> "titanic's" just begun to give up her secrets. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> it was the picture o

. >> williams and bruce allen go which back to their days with the tampa bay bucs and the jacksonville jaguars. williams was at his alma mater grambling state. he led the team to a super bowl in 1987. williams was the first african american quarterback to play in a super bowl, and was named most valuable player in that 42- 10 win over the denver broncos. >>> if you think you had a bad day on a hot day like this, imagine cooking over a grill in a hot food truck in near 100- degree heat. our ileana diaz spoke with people doing just that. it actually feels like an oven outside. >> reporter: yeah, it definitely does. especially when you're working inside of a food truck, and we spoke to one employee who says the only way he survived is by drinking 2 to 3 bottles of water an hour. it turns out that's exactly what doctors are saying you should drink. that's about this much water a day. i'll tell you, it's so refreshing, and you can definitely get dehydrated. take a look at the story. it's a nice day do enjoy a meal outside, if you're under a tree, or have had big umbrella to give you some sh

. >> reporter: remarkably well-preserved clothes, that belonged to william henry allen.i would call him a man on the move. he wanted to move up. >> reporter: david gallo led the 2010 expedition to "titanic" and says there is so much more to be discovered. what are you still looking for down there? >> i have a this thing about a book of persian poems. and the binding is jewel-encrusted. >> it exists? >> yeah. it's somewhere on that ship at the bottom of the sea. >> reporter: "titanic," still mesmerizing 105 years after she sank. whoever decides to buy some of the artifacts, it's not buying a piece of this or that. you the buy the whole kit and kabood kaboodle. one surprise to me, when i take a deep breath, some of the items smell like smoke. when it hit the iceberg, the boilers were burning coal. this was taken from down there. and there was a fire, as well. guys, back to you. >> kerry, that's fascinating. can we go back to something? you had to be blindfolded and driven to that site, right? but they didn't blindfold your camera crew. were you the only one they didn't tru

williams has been promoted to senior vice president of player personnel. this comes three months after they fired former general manager scot mccloughan. bruce allenill remain prominent in the organization with williams and coach jay gruden reporting to him. williams has been a personnel executive with the skins since 2013. >> i am excited that they gave me the opportunity to do this and i'll embrace it. yes, i as a senior vice president of the personnel to the washington redskins. robert: how far do you see the redskins going this upcoming season? doug: i think we have an opportunity to compete with everybody else in our conference. erin: after skipping voluntary o.t.a.'s, redskins running back matt jones took the field for mandatory mini camp. he lost the starting running back job last season mostly due to fumbles. he knows he has to fix the ball security issues. he credited williams for his attendance today. >> i am happy for him. he taught me to enemy combatant pete and get your job back. i respect him. erin: i love that. good stuff. nancy: a great attitude to have. not easy. >> no. i'll be there tomorrow. i'm almost hoping that it rains so it

. >> pete williams short and to the point. i want to bring in allen, again, you're with us by allen in march, you said the supreme court would uphold the ban. you said there was a difference between lobbying bad policy and making a decision. >> i actually said i thought they would have pulled the parts of the ban that did not apply to american citizens greencard holders. it shows that president trump is wrong and many of the pun don'ts are wrong. he said there is no difference between his first order and his second order. the first one applied completely to greencard holders and to other people with close connections to the united states. i think he went too far, and the p pundents said it went too far, we'll see some parts of the provision, and strike down other parts of the provision. so i think from the stay order, you can predict that justice roberts will make the case largely on standing and who has standing, who has the right to challenge the order. who has the right to challenge it and people with no connection to the united states will have no

allen iverson, and kenyan martin. and we've got white chocolate, jason williams, you know. you gotta come to the game!would love to. nobody asked me to play, though. >> wait a minute, hold on, hold on. >> stephen: i talked to barkley about that. me and barkley and jon batiste down there. jon was on a national championship high school team. did you know that? >> that right? >> jon: yeah. >> okay. you look like you got the skills. >> stephen: he's still got it, yeah, yeah. so these players why half court? they just don't have the knees for full court anymore? >> i mean, you know, a lot of these guys got out of the league because of the n.b.a. schedule, you know. it's back-to-backs. it's over 100 games. you know, three games in four nights. so yeah, half court, we feel like these guys, you know, can be all-stars again for sure. >> stephen: could help me out with something? i want to work on my-- my scowl. >> okay. >> stephen: as i said before you've got one of the best scowlz in the business. >> if you're taking yours off, i'm taking mine off, too. >> stephen: okay. if i'm going to be pimp daddy colbert,

allen. also our legal analyst, katie fang and ted williams. i'll start with you, ron.us about the reaction to what happened earlier today. >> reporter: well, as you know, this case is about andrea constand's accusations against bill cosby, but there have been dozens of other women who have come forward in recent years with similar allegations and accusations. those cases are not part of it except that many of those women are here. they have been sitting through this every day. their cases have passed the statute of limitations, but they have invested their hopes in andrea constand and they have formed a sisterhood. one of them is lily bernard who claims in the '90s while she was preparing for an appearance on "the cosby show," cosby assaulted her. she was saying the accusers should have come forward much sooner. here's what happened. >> martin luther king jr. said that the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice. martin luther king also said -- >> this is justice? this is justice? >> he also said -- martin luther king jr. also said that if you c

allen, appreciate it. let's bring in legal analyst deborah turkhiemer and ted williams. good to see you both. gloria allred, attorney to some of the accusers in this extended bill cosby sexual assault allegations, had this reaction. >> we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrity. but justice will come. i hope that the prosecution will try this case again and that the next time, the court will permit more prior bad act witnesses to testify as the prosecution had requested. >> deborah, what do you think? would the outcome have been different here if more accusers were allowed to step up and testify? >> i suspect it would have been. there would have been even more corroboration of andrea constand's testimony. as it was, there was corroboration and yet it was clearly not enough for this jury to reach a unanimous verdict. were several more of these 60 accusers to come into court, tell the story of what happened to them, i suspect it would have made a difference. >> i believe we have some additional statements from some of those accusers after the mistrial was declared today. i would

allen, thank you very much from that comprehensive report. let's get some reaction from our msnbc legal experts, katie fang and ted williams. katie, i want to pick up on the word "emotion" there and ron suggesting that there were gasps in the courtroom after saying after it was a mistrial. kevin steele, the d.a., said they had a strong case going in. >> i would not have been surprised by that because we also know that the d.a. ran on a platform of bringing bill cosby to trial. the prior district attorney for that county basically said i am not going to prosecute bill cosby in exchange for cosby testifying in that civil deposition we've heard so much about throughout the course of this trial. i would caution cosby's defense team to maybe stamp down or clamp down on camille cosby's statements. she's making some really aggressive really verbal, very vocal clearly in the media statements that could come back to bite them later on. if i were her i'd probably calm down a little bit because frankly she was there such a nominal amount of time considering the length of the time of trial. >> i'm going to ask my director, will, to put

william said he first came to work for the redskins back 1986. again, came back about four years ago to work in the front office here. bruce allenf the redskins says that they interviewed 12 candidates for this job. not as a new general manager. that job is going to remain vacant. but as the senior vice-president of player personnel basically the player guy to get the people here on to the team and on to the field let jay gruden coach them both inside and outside of the organization, guys, and they are dipping back into the past and tapping doug williams super bowl winning mvp quarterback for the redskins to run the front office here. the new qb of the front office for the washington redskins. >> all right. the front office. saga continues. bob barnard thank you for that. speaking of ass ashburn we're there days away just days away from our next zip trip which will be in ashburn. come on out to eastampton plaza friday, june 16 we'll be there from six to 11. me and tucker, holly, we would love to see you. come on out. >> it will be a good one. >> very good one. okay. beauty and the beach coming up next celebrity make up artist ky

pete williams in the washington bureau, garrett make on capitol hill, in washington, former national security council official michael allene house correspondent kristen welker and white houseth reporter for "the wall street journa journal". this seems like classic campaign trump. he's pouncing on the people he feel wronged him. now we're

pete williams in the washington bureau, garrett make on capitol hill, in washington, former national security council official michael allen, and onset today, my friend and fellow white house correspondent kristen welker and white houseth reporter for "the wall street journa journal". this seems like classic campaign trump. he's pouncing on the people he feel wronged him. now we're getting a report on how his outside council is trying to strategize around the comey testimony. >> outside council, marc kasowitz they're preparing to file a kplaicomplaint against j comey. you're going to delve into this with pete. does it hold water or merit. was there a wrongdoing here? there's no indication that comey leaked anything that was classified. there's a question around that. to your point this is a point of a larger strategy. we're seeing the administration and president go back into campaign trail. his surrogates out on the air waves today. kelly anenn ann kon conway. >> jim comey, a career prosecutor, five years as the fbi director was so stunned that he had a one on one private conversation with the president of the united stat

williams is in charge of picking the players. he'll be third in the chain of command behind dan snyder and bruce allen. >> he's never used his name to get him to where he is right now. >> couldn't have happened to a better guy. he addressed us a second ago and anybody who knows doug, he's not a real big talker. so for us to get some words of wisdom from him it's huge. a lot of young guys were foaming at the mouth to hear doug speak. we're hyped. i'm obviously excited for him. i think this whole organization is excited for him. >> stuck through with me through the process which is just talking to me and saying, you're one of the guys, you know how you play your passion, you remind me of myself. he's just really always been throughout the tough process i was going through. i'm very thankful he got a promotion. >> i'm so excited for that man. he's like -- i won't say a dad, but he's like the ear that i can always listen to. i'm happy for him. >> reporter: and that was running back matt jones. and coming up on news4 at 6:00, we hear why he was missing from otas the last couple weeks. live from redskins park, sherree burruss, news4 sp

williams says he did nothing wrong. >>> philadelphia police are taking a good hard look at their policies and practices after they inadvertently released an cued rapist. it all started yesterday when police transported russell allenant from the khuram from hold prison to the 18th district headquarters for arraignment on unrelated theft case. somehow the paper work on the two cases got separated. authorities deemed him releasable on that lesser char charge. he was free for 16 hours until officers caught up with him this morning. >> skyfox over a junk yard fire in burlington county you can see the intense flames and heavy smoke at allied recycling on route 206 in springfield. it took firefighters more than two hours to get those flames contained. fire broke out just after seven could tonight and spread to more than two dozen cars. one firefighter had to be taken to the hospital. no word yet on what started the fire. >>> a federal judge in new york city is set a trial date for philly mob boss joey her leanest it's september 39th. defendants charge width merlino plead guilty to lesser charges. list of charges includes gambling, loan sharking and health care fraud. merlino filed motions to dismiss and move that trial

williams maintains he did nothing wrong. >> police in philadelphia are taking a good look at what went wrong after they inadvertently released accused rapist t all happened on tuesday when police were transport that guy, russell allen bryant, from a prison to the 18th district headquarters, being rained on different case. somehow the paperwork between the two cases got separated and they released him because just looking at the lesser charge. he was free for about 16 hours, until he turned himself in with two police. >>> a new season, new players, and new outlook for 76ers, and their fans, today of course, is nba draft day. sixers get the league's number one draft pick, choice, top one, markelle fultz, guard from the university of washington. in addition to players like ben simmons, joel embiid, philadelphia is building up it roster with young, talented starters, of course, coming offer of the losing era. sixers fans are hopeful the team will rebounds and have a winning season. >>> all right, right now, 5:09. just clicking over. we've got a pretty big tropical storm cindy is threatening the gulf. >> still ahead this morning, the tropical storm churns toward land bringing heavy rain and whipping winds. we'll have a

williams maintains he did nothing wrong. >> philadelphia police right now are taking really good hard look at their policies and practices after they inadvertently released accused rapist. happened tuesday when police were transport that guy, russell allenant. he was going from one of the prisons over to the 18th district headquarters for arraignment on unrelated theft case. somehow that paperwork from the two cases got separated, and they released him on the lesser charge. he was freed for about 16 hours. until officers caught up with him yesterday. >> all right, 76ers fans, get ready. hopefully we can rejoice, it is draft day, and philadelphia has the number one pick. it is no surprise who they're going to select here. sabrina car coast live in south philadelphia, it is not you, is it? >> reporter: i wish, i think i'm a little too short for that. this guy probably has a foot and a half on me. but markle fultz, remember that name, write it down, write it on your arm, this is the kid that philly fans say that they have been waiting for, and he just turned, get this, guys, 19. when i say 19, he turned 19 literally a month ago. so let's take a look at video. here he is. again, he used to be a university of washington point guard. he only

williams is now the senior v.p. of player personnel. news h sports reporter just tweeted this informion out. red skins president bruce allenernor. the primary happening today. the republican candidates are ed gillespie, corey stewart and frank wr. tonight. we will have a lk at the forecast right afr is. >>> plenty warm and plenty humid this morning. already temperatus in the low 80s across most of the d.c. metro area. one of the warmer spots leesburg up to 86. heat index up to close to 100. th shower or thunderstorm today. best chances of cooling rain drops is in the shenandoah valley. >> get the latest news and weather by opening the nbc washington app. vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power ou

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