. >> nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us this morning. new information just crossing the wires from the associated press. tell us about that. >> that's right. we've been reporting throughout the morning that according to the associated press, this plane had crashed. that's according to the a.p. now they're reporting new information about its crash location, saying it crashed off the greek island of crete. we are working right now to independently confirm that. egyptair flight 804 was headed from paris to cairo when it vanished from radar around 2:30 a.m. egypt time. that's 8:45 p.m. here on the east coast. 66 passengers and crew members were on board that plane. it was an airbus 320. no americans are reported to have been on that flight. egyptian authorities say search operations are right now under way over the mediterranean sea. aviation experts say two main theories are being considered. one, that a catastrophic breakup took place at altitude, which they're saying is highly unlikely, especially for this kind of reliable aircraft. the s

let's check 422. >> katy zachry has that for us. hi, katy. >> hi, vai andç tracy. 422 i've been watching it throughout the morning. there was overnight construction that was affecting things eastbound but that has since cleared. 422 we're seeing light volume that's only going to pick up. we know this stretch of 422 around egypt road gets busy as we approach the 7:00 and 8:00 hours. right now, that construction eastbound near egypt road has cleared. taking a look at the drive times on the pennsylvania majors, 76 eastbound as you make your way from the blue route to center city philadelphia, that will take you 13 minutes. 95 southbound as you go between woodhaven and the vine street expressway, that will take you 13 minutes. the vine street expressway if you've heard of any of my past reports said the vine was closed. that was accurate. it did re-open around 5:00 a.m. that's good news for drivers through philadelphia. the blue route, southbound between the schuylkill expressway and 95, that is a quick 15-minute ride. we know that ge

washington. >>> i'm katy zachry. happy memorial day. if you're making up at the shore, get ready for wet roads out there. this is a live look right outside the widewoodldwoods, th garden state parkway, very quiet toll plaza. other shots i'm seeing extra traffic headed northbound on the parkway, potentially leaving the shore early because of the rain we're expecting later today. this is 95 near the philadelphia international airport where you can see ponding has bled into the roadway there. no issues to report on this stretch. i'm following a crash from the northeast extension southbound. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> tracking showers, especially at the shore. look at ocean city, new jersey. a dreary, rainy start to the day. and there's more on the way, coming up from the south. scattered showers inland. the heavy downpours we saw move through philadelphia and trenton have pushed to the northeast. most of the day it will be cloudy skies. there will be more showers and a chance of a thunderstorm for philadelphia

katy zachry has your first alert traffic. a lot going on out there, katy. >> there is, bill. you can see from behind me, the live camera at 8th street, vine street expressway through center city philadelphia. i'm not seeing significant ponding on the vine street expressway but there is ponding being reported in new jersey. i'll get to that in a minute. light traffic we're seeing. unfortunately, a bash for a lot of people's people or aial d-- day plans. 95, 76 and 476 all free and clear of any issues. you'll want to tap some of the brakes because of ponding on majors. this is a right at the 42 freeway at route 41. here's flooding being report on 295 northbound where it meets up with route 168, exit 28, the left lane is blocked. be aware of that. pam? >>> power companies in our area say they're prepare for possible outages caused by tropical depression bonnie. peco put crews on stand by. delmarva and ac electric said they'll call in crews if necessary. >>> a number of communities called off their festivities because of the weather. downingtown postponed theç parade, avalon ca

katy zachry is watching it closely from the first alert traffic center. katy? >> we have a considerable of ponding. an accident is being reported on the roosevelt boulevard northbound. we have a photographer live at the scene panning off to the accident. fortunately -- i'll tell you where this is happening, northbound route 1 around henry avenue. as we saw at least one lane of traffic from that video. that was the first time i've seen the video. at least one lane of traffic is getting by. this is another vantage point near henry avenue where you can see boulevard traffic is considerably backed up as you approach that accident scene. we'll stay out there. we'll let you know when that does clear. considerable slowing on the boulevard northbound near henry avenue. there's flooding being reported on the schuylkill expressway at 30th street. this is on the eastbound side of things. and the right lane is blocked. be aware of that. you can obviously get around the flooding. it will cause you to tap your brakes quite a bit. flooding in new jersey on 295 northbound at r

katy zachry joining us live. she's been checking the situation. katy, what do you know? >> weç had a camera shot. we have a crew out in juniata park section of philadelphia where a vehicle crashed into a pole and then wires from that pole fell on to the car. you can see it right here. crews are out there. emergency crews, firefighters, police, and utility workers who are headed out to that scene to safely remove the person from inside and clean up that scene. if we go to my maps, i can show you where this is happening, g street at wyoming avenue. they'll have detours in place. if you can full on avoid that area, i would suggest it. i'll let you know when the scene clears. there is flooding in center city on the schuylkill expressway eastbound at 30th street. we're seeing flooding, ponding on the roadways in new jersey along 295 at route 168, which is exit 28. the left lane is blocked there. i did get some new information. this happened not long ago, an accident on the schuylkill expressway eastbound right between south street and the exit for university avenue. i'll ha

i'm katy zachry with a check of the roads. for montgomery county drivers, there's an obstruction reported arlingham road and sunnybrook road. i'll let you know when all of the ramps to vine street expressway open up, coming up in a live report. >>> you may have noticed gas prices creeping up as we head towards the busy driving season. in the past month, a price for regular unleaded went up 20 cents in pennsylvania, 26 cents in delaware and 21 cents in jersey. some of the increase has to do with refineries switching over to make summer gasoline, which is different than what we use in the winter. >> summer blends have to be blended with other ingredients so they won't evaporate. these tend to be more expensive. >> gas prices did stabilize in the garden state last week and new jersey gas prices remain some of the lowest in the country. that has to do with state taxes. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf says he plans to veto a new bill.ç seeking to change the layoff process at public schools. the pennsylvania senate passed a bil

katy zachry is watching your first alert traffic this morning on a tuesday. good morning, katy. >> good morning, bill. i'm keeping my eye on the vine street expressway. a live look outside. you can see in the distance, construction vehicles, flashing lights. that's because the vine street is closed between 95 and 76 for construction. i'm keeping my eye on it. i'll let you know when it lifts. coming up, we'll take a look at your drive times on the p pennsylvania turnpikes. >>> and hear why facebook is at the center of a controversy over conservative news topics. connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. wewe don't stick to one fabric. or one shape. so why use traditional aerosols that are one-

i'm katy zachry with a look on the roads. it is just a few minutes before 6:30 and traffic is really building on 95. both northbound and southbound but we're seeing more of the delays and the slowing of the speeds as we make our way southbound from cottman to center city philadelphia. we're watching fog for drivers on the new jersey shore. i will show you some specific areas, where to look out for that. first, the guy who can tell us much more about the fog with meteorologist bill henley. good morning? >> we're seeing some improvement at the shore. that's a live view from cape may at the marquis de lafayette hotel. when we went on at 4:00 this morning, couldn't even see beach avenue. improvement but areas of dense fog in south jersey, millville specifically where visibility is down to a quarter mile. we have your neighborhood forecast coming up, just ahead. >>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live for us this morning as police investigate an assault against a woman, a mother and a

an update from katy zachry next. >>> a deadly hit and run. this is what's left of a car. police say the driver hit the bus shelter so hard it flew 100 feet. >>> new evidence that an explosion brought down egypt air flight 104. >> you will feel warmer temperatures no matter where you are. good morning, this is nbc 10 news. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. temperatures have been trending upwards and i think moving forward the next few days doing the same.

katy zachry is watching the roads. you have a road closure in delaware. >> to vai's point, we're doing better as we approach the start of june than we were doing at the end of may. yesterday was a mixed bag of things. so far, things have been quiet. unfortunately for delaware drivers, on a busy route, on ramp from route 13 north to i-295 southbound is closed indefinitely. as soon as i have a date when that will re-open, i'll let you know. >>> 5:41. 72 degrees outside. the v.i.p. treatment for a camden county 10-year-old. +t!irthday in style and the goo deed that helped her get there. >>> plus, just ahead, the start of the atlantic hurricane season, find out what president obama will be doing today. >>> a south jersey fourth grader who has helped others got a special treat. >> this is a cool story. >> she was given the birthday surprise of a lifetime in the big apple at nbc's "today" show. take a look. >> that's amazing. happy berth day, dear. >> kanikki thompson turned 10 yesterday. she was showered with hugs and kisse

katy zachry joining us live with a check on the new jersey roads this morning, katy. >> unfortunately a wash for a lot of those memorial day activities. some people might be getting a head start on their commute home from the memorial day weekend. if you are driving in new jersey, you had a smooth drive ahead. earlier ponding affected things on 295 around 168. that has since cleared. this is route 42 at route 41. very light volume. the roadways are considerably wet even though the bulk of that rain for this time has moved out as bill said. we'll see a lot more of it throughout the day. your drive times on route 42 northbound as you make your way between 55 and the walt whitman bridge, five minutes, 295 between routes 38 and 168. moving into pennsylvania, this is route 309 at the pennsylvania turnpike. there is no one on the road right now. we are seeing really light volume throughout all of our majors in pennsylvania. and then juniata park, this is in philadelphia. there is police department activity because a car ran into a pole around g street and wyoming avenue that you want to avo

reporting live in hunting park, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> meanwhile, weather may have caused this car crash and ended up damaging the porch of this house. nbc 10 on tab he avenor avenue lawncrest section philadelphia. witnesses tell us the vehicle smashed into three parked cars last night. andrea cline-thomas spoke to the people living there. >> the impact, what did it sound like? >> boom! >> it was crazy. crazy. >> very, very loud. it actually shoot the house. >> medics took the driver to the hospital. we're working to find out his condition. >>> and from our delaware bureau, grief is gripping the family and friends of a student beaten to death at her high school. >> wilmington is remembering amy joyner-francis. loved ones and community members gathered for a visiting a at st. paul's uame church. amy died after a bathroom brawl at the high school of technology. >> we're here to show love and say they have our prayers and support. >> kids will never learn. you've got to stop. you've got to. it's just too much. >> school officials suspended three students believed to be responsible

first alert traffic reporter katy zachry has that. how does it look, tracy? >> disregard this head line. this is the garden state parkway, the great egg toll plaza in summer's point. you can see dew there and fog as bill çoutlined in the cape may county area. this is what drivers are dealing with. maybe you stayed at the shore until early this morning. you do have some fog if you're driving back this morning. a live look outside center city philadelphia, 76 at the vine street expressway, this is the vine right here. traffic this way headed eastbound, left side of your screen headed westbound, no delays, the vine is open. no construction. it will take you about three minutes to go the span of the vine between 95 and 76 in both directions. looking good if the vine is part of your morning commute. finally for delaware drivers in and around the wilmington area, if you're headed northbound on 95 between 295 and 495, that drive will only take you about 11 minutes, roughly the same in the opposite direction. tracy? >> all right, katy, thanks. shining a spotlight o

katy zachry, how's it looking out there, katy? >> we are following fog along the garden state parkway, if you are leaving the shore, if you delay your vacation for an extra day, expect to encounter patchy fog. this is a live look at route 47 right in middle township. be aware of that. coming up, i'll tell you what other issues you can encounter along the roads in pennsylvania. >>> 45 years of age or younger. >> bernie interrupted. we'll tell you about the group that tried to rush the stage during a bernie sanders rally. seeç what happened, plus the crowd's reaction. >>> plus, can you be held responsible for a car crash even when you're miles away. why a court case in pennsylvania can set new precedent for laws involving texting and driving. ♪ it was a construction accident, with a piece of heavy equipment ♪ and it shot me up into the roof, and it just kept breaking me in half. broke my back, severed my spinal column oh and five ribs broken, so... ♪ my dining room was changed into a bedroom ♪ and the insurance company was

we'll check in with nbc 10's katy zachry live in stormforce 10. i think she's in bordentown, burlington county. what are you seeing out there? >> hi, jessica. you said 295 is a good alternate. we're on 295 south in burlington county. let me show you the conditions right now as they stand. we're entering the mount holly area. the conditions aren't great. they have been -- here you go. we are experiencing lighter rain than we had 25 minutes ago which is great news for drivers. earlier when we last saw, you were really having to step on the brakes considerably. you'll need your umbrella, add extra time to your commute. there's a wind that's picking up. it's a messy morning for you headed to work or school. live in stormforce 10, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> most of the area has been seeing a steady rainfall. this is philadelphia international. the rain is still coming down there. it is only light rain, however. the chance of light rain will continue through the 8:00 hour. by 11:00, çcloudy skies. look at the

nbc 10's katy zachry is live in wilmington at the high school. katy, what's the school doing for students and teachers mourning the death of these students? >> well, in light of this ninth grade boy being shot and killed blocks away from school yesterday afternoon, grief counselors and support staff will be here in just a few hours to help grieving students and faculty cope with the death. this deadly shooting happened yesterday afternoon around 3:15 on clifford brown walkway. here's cell phone video someone took yesterday. 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 late april, 16-year-old amy joyner-francis died after a fight with classmates inside the school in a bathroom. three students have been charged in her death. the principal yesterday posted this statement on the school's website saying that the boy was taken to christiana high school after the shooting where he was pronounced dead and also alerting the community that today counselors will be at the school to

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

i'm katy zachry with a look at the roads right now. we are watching a disabled vehicle that is affecting one lane of traffic on 95 northbound. and that's just south of the view of our camera at academy road. 95 at academy up in northeast philadelphia, traffic is moving smoothly. as we get out of camera frame and go south, there is a disabled vehicle affecting one lane of traffic. be aware of that as you make your way between cottman to academy road. in montgomery county, we are following a road obstruction, white marsh township along ridge pike and manor road. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we're watching fog form in parts of the area. cape may is dealing with it but not everybody is seeing the fog. right now, clouds over philadelphia, 71 degrees. those clouds will break, we'll get some sunshine today. a quick warmup, 77 degrees by 10:00, into the 80s this afternoon. the suburbs will see sunshine after a few morning clouds. 76 degrees later this morning, into the middle 80s this

we just got word of an accident on route 1 north. >> katy zachry has the details for us. tell us what you know. >> this is route 1 northbound at 76 westbound. so two very busy stretches of road. our camera, you can çsee, thers some emergency vehicles moving up to the scene. the accident is in the right-hand lane but there's no shoulder on this stretch along route 1 where it meets up with 76 westbound. the car and the tow truck are in the right-hand lane. police vehicles have blocked the inner lane. really traffic is just getting by very slowly around the left-hand lane. as you can see, emergency crews just got on scene. we don't know if there are injuries. if there are, that would prolong how long this is out here. i'll keep my eye on it. definitely be aware if you're headed that way for your morning commute. the pennsylvania turnpike, drive times are good between route 1 and the exit for valley forge. this just popped up construction is affecting things between virginia drive and route 1. this shoulder is affected. that is eastbound. just be aware of that if you're hea

nbc 10's katy zachry is live on the scene. katy, what have you been able to learn? >> the most interesting thing about this, tracy, is the family tells me, the men midway through the ordeal asked each other, do we have the right house? the family insists they did not have the right house. they say they were wrongly targeted, as we push into the home where this happened overnight. the family tells me they've lived at this the home for 40 years. they say nothing has ever happened to them. they felt incrediblyç safe on this block in the northeast section of philadelphia because so many people who live here are police officers. investigators say around 1:15 this morning, three men wearing masks and gloves and at least one showing a gun broke into this home on the 14,000 block of this street, tied up the couple in their 60s who was living here, as well as their adult son, all three people were sleeping inside. the group demanded to know where the money was, they kept repeating, where is the money? the family insisted they didn't have any. >> it's actually one of the qu

nbc 10's katy zachry has a closer look at just where that second shooting happened. katy? >>> yes, tracy and vai, that second shooting, a deadly shooting. it happened around 1:00 this morning. here's a closer look of the scene. early reports from police are that the driver of this mini van would not stop in the overbrook section of philadelphia when police tried to pull him over. they say he used his vehicle to try and run them over so they fired several rounds into his vehicle. you can see some of the bullet holes on the exteriorç of the mini van. the driver was hit and died before getting to the hospital. after the bullets were shot, you can see his mini van hit one car and it was a chain reaction. several cars on this block of lapgster avenue were all hit. the other shooting that happened in southwest philadelphia, police say they were shot at by an individual, an armed man. they were not hurt. they fired back and hit that man in the leg. he is expected to be okay. reporting live in overbrook, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> we'll give you more details about that other

katy zachry is live in center city. katy, 6:00 hour, this is the time of day when more cars are on the road. how's it looking there for you? >> 0 a wednesday morning it's looking pretty good so far. i'm not sure what the reason is for that. but as traffic picks up later this morning, we will see slow going around the detours here around logan square and the ben franklin parkway. the new traffic patterns that are in place in this area, it's all part of what's happening along the vine street expressway. overnight, we got a close-up look at the progress. the work end around 5:00 this morning. it will restart again tonight at 11:00 p.m. those six hours overnight. it's the only time legally the construction crew can close the road. this kind of closure will take place next week and throughout the year, i'm toll. this project will not be complete until 2019. in the end, there will be half a dozen new bridges crossing the vine street expressway. the current ones date back to the 1950s. >> it was a type of construction method t

katy zachry watching your first alert traffic. katy? >> watching slow going, bill, on the schuylkill expressway westbound between route 1 and the exit for the blue route. this is what you're dealing with. a lot of brakelights, a lot of delays. it will take you about 11 minutes but i am seeing that creep up every few minutes, average speeds for drivers here on this stretch with all those brake lights is in the low 40s. eastbound looking good. even though you probably have a nine-minute drive as you make your way from route 1 to the vine street expressway. eastbound isn't too bad. we touched on 76. 95, things are slowing up as you make your way southbound. average speeds in the upper 30s for those drivers. that stretch will take you 23 minutes. fingers crossed. the blue route is looking pretty good. i anticipate things will be stacked in the blue route. it's a 16-minute drive as you make your way southbound between the schuylkill expressway and 95. marlton pike, a short stretch is closed. that's closed between haddonfield road and cooper

nbc 10's katy zachry is live at police headquarters in center city. katy, police tell you the family says they know who did this, right? >> they told police who they saw behind that gun and also throw that molotov cocktail on to the porch. for the last few hours, police have been in the overbrook section of philadelphia looking for the shooter. they have not found him yet. the family told investigators he's part of an ongoing feud with them. take a look at this video. police say it all started over a fire that engulfed a plastic porch chair. when the family at this home in the overbrook section of philadelphia went outside to investigate, they were met by a 19-year-old with a gun. police say the family raced back inside, trying to shut the front door on the shooter but he shot several times through the door, hitting a 19-year-old man inside. investigators believe the shooter is responsible for setting that fire. >> more than likely the incendiary device was thrown on the front porch, caused the fire and the victim then came out to investigate. that's

katy zachry is live at the scene with more. katy, tell us what police are telling you what happened. >> according to witnesses who were shocked by what they saw when the driver hit the bus stop and the man standing underneath, his car came to a stop, he got out of the car, went over to the victim, actually looked over him, and then ran away. now look at this video -- look at this damage out here at the scene. just how startling it is. the point of impact was at the intersection of cottman and bustleton avenues. the bus stop and the victim were thrown 100 feet, according to police. you can see where that landed well away from the intersection. the car that hit them is still in the intersection, on scene. look at all of this front and side damage. police believe the driver was injured, too. here's video we got from the scene not long after this happened. police say the man driving this 2003 lexus sedan crossed over cottman avenue after midnight when he veered on to the sidewalk, slammed into a septa bus canopy throwing the canopy

katy zachry is live in gloucester township. police gave you some good advice. >> reporter: we are entering a holiday weekend, memorial weekend is around the corner. people will be going away and leaving their homes. police here say that creates more opportunity for thieves to strike. you may be surprised to learn some thieves have already driven around your neighborhood looking for homes that are easily broken into. once the memorial day holiday hits, people are in summer mode, which means leaving their homes for long weekends or weeks at a time. gloucester township police say before you leave, look at your home critically like a criminal would. >> when someone drives by a house, they look for things hanging around a mailbox. trashcans, trash bags left at curbside. >> to those points here are a few more easy tips to make your house less vulnerable when you go away. stop your mail. make sure your grass is cut, because long, overgrown grass is a sure indication to thieves that you've been away for a while. put your lights and pos

nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us outside st. christopher's hospital for children. what do we know about the accident? >> reporter: that infant girl who was brought here to st. christopher's hospital yesterday, she is still here. at last check she was listed in critical condition. good news for the two other children who were injured. they were taken to children's hospital of philadelphia. their conditions have been up graded as have the condition for the three adults taken to various hospitals throughout the area. here's video of that deadly crash scene along henry avenue near her mitt lane yesterday. accident investigators tell us the car carrying four children veered into oncoming traffic and was hit head on. two off-duty police officers stopped to help focusing their attention to the children who were injured. and a witness tells us his girlfriend was trying to help the victims. >> she was like, people laying face down, whatever, she was like i'm shaking. like i don't know what to do. >> later, information we got from accident investigations is that two of the i

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-francis died after a fight with classmates in a school bathroom. three students have so far been charged in her death. the principal posted a statement on the school's website yesterday saying the boy was taken to christiana hospital after the shooting where he was pronounced dead. to

katy zachry is live on scene. what are police telling you? >> i have to show you the damage. it's startling. as we zoom in to the debris here, this is the bent an mangled septa bus stop canopy that used to be at the corner of cottman and bustleton avenues, about 100 feet from where it landed. er early this morning a man hit the canopy and the man underit. police are looking for the driver of this 2003 lexus that they say hit and killed a 40-year-old man who was waiting at the corner around 12:30 this morning. the damage to the lexus also shows you how fast it was going and how hard it hit the bus stop and the victim. drifter crossed cottman avenue and drove on to the sidewalk. there are witnesses who say they saw it hit the bus stop and the man. the man was waiting for the bus or trying to get out of the rain. >> according to the witness, the driver of the vehicle exited the car, walked over to where the victim's body was laying on the sidewalk, looked at the victim then fled on foot. >> reporter: as we come out of that information from chief inspector scott small, this is a

nbc 10's katy zachry is live outside st. christopher's hospital. police call that stretch of road where the crash happened dangerous. tell us more about what you know. >> that's exactly how accident investigators describe this specific section of henry avenue. we talked to neighbors yesterday and they agree. now, here's some more video of that deadly scene after the two cars collided along henry avenue in the wissahickon section of philadelphia. accident investigators say the car carrying the four children veered into oncoming traffic yesterday afternoon and was hit head on. two off-duty police officers stopped to help, focusing their attention on the children. a 7-year-old boy died at st. christopher's hospital yesterday. a 2-month-old girl also taken to st. christopher's is listed in critical condition. people who lived around the area have asked the state to better enforce the speed limit. police have their own thoughts. >> this henry ave turn, it's raining, speeding, stuff like this can happen. >> you've seen henry avenue. it's a raceway someti

nbc 10's katy zachry is live outside st. christopher's hospital. katy, police call the stretch of road where that happened dangerous. tell us more. >> reporter: we looked into it. there have been problems on this stretch of henry avenue before from speeding to other deadly crashes. after yesterday's crash, two children were brought here to st. christopher's hospital. one of them died. now, a 7-year-old boy was killed in this head-on collision at henry avenue and her mitt lane yesterday in the wissahickon section of philadelphia. three other children in that same car were injured, including a 2-month-old girl listed in critical condition this morning. people who live near the area recently petitioned their state representative to work with penndot so the 35-mile-an-hour speed limit there is more strictly enforced. and police tell us they have their own thoughts. >> this henry ave turn, when it's raining out, you're speeding, stuff like this can happen. >> you see henry avenue. it's a raceway sometimes. >> reporter: now, accident investigators tell u

reporting live in gloucester township, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> seven minutes after 5:00. this is a live view from sea isle city. doesn't that look beautiful? skies are clear. temperatures are cooling down right now. 50s for most of the area. along the beach in the low 6. a warmer start but a cooler afternoon. ocean water temperatures on the cool side. right on the beach it will warm into the 70s. just inland where it's cooler, that's where we will see a bigger warmup. little egg harbor, mays landing warming into the 80s this afternoon. look how nice and clear it is showers, thundershowers, all that wet weather, all the clouds pulling away from the area. satellite and radar is clear. showers to the west moving into iowa, through nebraska, kansas and missouri that has a long way to go before it gets to us. friday is the earliest we'll see those showers. the showers we had yesterday come from that low pressure pulling away from us. they're safely off shore. we will stay dry today which means a good warmup. more like summer this afternoon. the only exception is the humidity w

reporting live in the digital operations center, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> katy, thanks for that update. >>> 5:34 right now. new this morning, police are investigating three shootings in camden that happened within a three-hour period. they want to talk to this man. officers believe he may have information about a shooting on pierce street early yesterday morning where a 19-year-old man was killed. authorities also believe this suv may provide clues in the homicide. they say that shooting may be related to two other shootings that happened just hours before. no one was hurt in those incidents. >>> today presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump is in new jersey for multiple events, but one of them aims to help governor chris christie. nbc 10's pamela osbourne is live this morning. i'm sure governor christie is hoping trump gives him a little bit of a boost because his approval numbers have hit historic lows. >> reporter: vai, that's right. as you know, we've seen a lot of donald trump in new jersey, pennsylvania, and delaware. he's done many campaign stops, but this one,

reporting live in center city, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> the coast guard is investigating a hazmat situation on the schuylkill river in philadelphia. skyforce 10 flew over the water near chestnut street last night where the fire department confirmed an oil sheen on the river. this is the same area where crews investigated an i'll sheen on monday. >>> canadian officials are air lifting 8,000 residents who have fled their town, which is being ravaged by a massive wildfire. in all, 80,000 people have evacuated the oil town of ft. mcmurray in canada's alberta province. the wildfire continues to grow, scorching more than 320 square miles, bigger than all five boroughs of new york city. >>> uptown entertainment will hold a tribute to prince in philadelphia. it starts at 5:30 this afternoon outside the uptown theater on north broad street. the event features a candle light ceremony and music. prince's fans will remember the late superstar at a public memorial in los angeles today.ç the event outside l.a. city hall will likely feature the color purple as many of prince's tributes have do

nbc 10's katy zachry is live in center city to explain how your ugly prom pictures can help. katy? >> reporter: tracy, it may sound like a leap, right? your ugly and forgettable prom pictures saving lives. this organization says it's all about spreading the ugly truth and getting the ugly truth out there. now, the ugly truth, according to jan winestock, is that over 8,000 people in pennsylvania alone are waiting for life-saving organs. a person dies in pennsylvania every 18 hours waiting for one of these life-saving organ transplants. they want people to post their ugly prom pictures to social media with the hashtag ugly truth to raise awareness and get more organ donors. >> the number one myth is if i put the donor designation on my driver's license, health care providers won't save my life. that is the furthest thing from the truth. >> reporter: in fact, jan says health care providers don't even know if you're an organ donor or no t not. a few of us here at the station answered the call. that was tracy davidson at her senior prom. i threw one out from my junior prom. and vai sika

reporting live in overbrook, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. > >>> see you in the next hour or so, katy. thank you. >>> and then there were two. >> this comes after trump's primary win in indiana and a decision from ted cruz last night to suspend his campaign. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live in the digital operations center with more about the shake-up in the presidential race and what's next. >> reporter: tracy, vai, good morning. republican donald trump took indiana with 53% of the vote. after trump's decisive rnc win, chairman reince priebus tweeted that trump will be the presumptive gop nominee and he said we all need to unite and focus on defeating hillary clinton. following his loss, cruz said the math leaves him no path to victory. >> we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. we are suspending our campaign. >> meantime, trump praised cruz for taking that step. >> what ted did is really a very brave thing to do and a great thing to do. we want to bring unity to the republican party. >> reporter: as trump celebrated his win, democrat bernie sanders acknowle

nbc 10's katy zachry is live at the scene. what are police telling you about what happened. >> it was a harrowing ordeal or this family of three. they live on the 14,000 block of farad e-street. we just arrived to the scene. earlier we had a photographer who was here while investigators were here. let's show you the video from the height of when this happened. it happened around 1:15 this morning. police say three people were sleeping inside this home, a couple in their 60s and their adult son. everyone was in their own bedrooms, in their beds enthey were all awoken by three men, we're told, who were masked, wearing gloves and who tied up the three people in this house and demanded money. one of the interesting th ining they insisted we don't have money. we have money in our wallets, cash in our wallets, but other than that we don't store or how's a house or money in our home. the group ransacked the house, all three floors. interestingly, police say, they didn't take electronic oz are valuables. they did take an undisclosed a

katy zachry is live in northeast philadelphia this morning. the driver also took out the bus stop shelter. >> took out the bus stop shelter, that's what caused him to hit this individual who police say was waiting under the shelter either to get out of the rain or simply waiting for the bus. not long ago accident investigators collected dna evidence from the suspect's vehicle, which is still parked in the middle of bustleton avenue. it will be towed soon, we understand. now, the damage is startling. as we push in behind this vehicle along the sidewalk, that debris there, that's a septa bus stop canopy that used to be at the corner of cottman and bustleton a news, but earlier this morning, just around 12:30, police say that's when the suspect's car hit the bus stop canopy and then hit the man who with you standing under it, throwing both of them at least 100 feet. let's go to our video of the scene. you'll get a better shot of the damage of this vehicle. right now police say they are looking for the driver of a 2003 lexus that they believe hit

nbc 10's katy zachry is live on the scene this morning with new information. katy? >> reporter: yes, tracy and vai, a key piece of evidence that police are looking into, the couple says one of the perpetrators said to them during this whole ordeal, do we have the wrong house? the family i spoke to not long ago, they live just up the hill here. they've lived at this home for 40 years an they say nothing unsafe has ever happened to them because they felt incredibly safe living on this block with so many of their neighbors being police officers. investigators here at the scene say around 1:15 this morning, three men with masks and gloves and at least one showing a gun, broke into the home on this street, tied up a couple in their 60s and adult son who were all sleeping inside. the masked men demanded to know where the money was. but the family insisted they didn't have any. >> the family was saying they don't have any money in the house. that's when the three perpetrators started to ransack the entire house, pulling out drawers and overturning drawers and some furnitur

nbc 10's katy zachry is live at the scene. katy, police have a lot of questions so far. it's different. tell us more. >> it is different, tracy. minutes ago i just finished having a conversation with the family. they arrived back here after being at northeast detectives for the last little bit. as we push up the hill, mç want to explain where this happened. it happened in a home on the 14,000 block in the far northeast section of philadelphia on faraday street. we have video from soon after this home invasion happened. investigators say that three men, all wearing masks, all wearing gloves and at least one of them armed, exposing a gun, broke into this home and tied up the three people who were sleeping inside. who you have living here is a couple in their 60s and adult son. he's in his upper 30s. the adult son told me that he was taken from his bedroom into his parents' room, thrown on the floor. his hands were tied around his back. all three victims were in the same room. and the three men, the masked men kept demanding money, an amount of money. where is the money? a

katy zachry live in wilmington to explain. katy? >> reporter: tracy, that's right. tragedy struck twice here for students at howard high school of technology. behind me, yesterday a ninth grade boy was killed during after-school hours just a few blocks away from where we're standing. here's cell phone video of police responding to the scene. this was taken from a nearby state office building. the scene is in downtown wilmington. we've learned a ninth grade boy was shot in the head on the 900 block of clifford brown walkway. he attended howard high school of technology. the same school you'll remember where a 16-year-old girl was killed in a school bathroom fight last month. almost exactly a month to the day that this happened. now, from the principal's statement on the school website, we've learned that the student was taken to christiana high school after the shooting where he later died. counselors will be at the school to speak with students who will no doubt be affected by this latest tragedy, especially after just weeks ago they were struck with a student being

nbc 10's katy zachry is live in mt. laurel to explain how it happened. katy? >>> this is such a great story. it's about an eighth grader here at harrington middle school who says she's always been passionate about helping others. and now she caught the attention of the national tv network in a big way. well, that girl is mt. laurel 8th grader gabrielle turgeon. she recently wrote an essay for the home shopping network about family friend henry norton, an 8-year-old boy who suffers from usher syndrome. it's a rare genetic disorder that leaves people deaf and ballooned. as part of a fund-raiser put on by the network and gabrielle won. now $1,000 will be spend on henry and five others like him to attend a summer camp with their interpreters at no cost to the families. gabrielle will be there, too, as a counselor in training. >> what are some of the things you do at the camp? >> i swim, play a little bit. >> it's amazing because throughout the summer, i could see them all. and it makes me especially beam and proud. >> and henry norton is the son of phil norton, nb

nbc 10's katy zachry is live in center city this morning. katy, what are crews doing right now? >> tracy, this is a massive project. i can tell you right now, they are hard at work, because they have a very short window, these nights when the vine street expressway is actually closed. they can only close itç legall between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. till then, well, this project i should tell you is not slated to be complete until 2019. until then, you can expect more of what you see here, closures of the expressway and detours above it. trust me, there's a big payoff. overnight we got a firsthand look at the work being done to improve travel and safety for the tens of thousands of people who use the vine street expressway and the city streets above it. the contractor is setting eight new beams in place for brand new bridges that will cross over the vine. the old bridges date back to the 1950s and are structurally outdated. >> it was a type of construction method that was popular at that period of time, but now it's outdated. the new bridges will certainly provide decades of saf

katy zachry is in stormforce 10 checking conditions along some roads. >> i can do better than that, i can show you what the conditions are like. let's change our cameras. we are on the atlantic city expressway headed northbound. this say dark shot. unfortunately we don't have streetlights around you to show you the wider shot. in the last little bit, conditions have changed. as bill said, we'd see the rains tapering of for points at the shore. once we got south of hammonton, it became lighter rain, to the point where it stopped raining. now we're heading into gloucester county, it is starting to pick up again, the rain, it is light. earlier when we were on 76 and the 492 freeway, things were definitely heavier. we're going back into that region of heavier rain and we're going to bring you updates throughout the morning. another thing i'll have for you in the next half hour is what aaa is advising drivers just to be aware of this morning as thousands of drivers will be hitting the road when it's raining. anything can happen. a ax a has good advice we're going to share with you. reporti

ç katy zachry is in mt. laurel to explain how this helps a young boy named henry and other kid s like him. >> it started with a fund-raiser on national tv and a girl who wants to make a difference. that is 8th grader gabrielle turgeon. she submitted an essay about henry norton. it was part of a fund-raiser for the hsn network and gabrielle won. $1,000 will go towards henry and five others like him to attend a summer camp with their interpreters at no cost to them. >> i'm really excited because this year i'm a cit. i can work even more with the kids and i can be more involved in the things they do. >> and what's so unique about this summer camp that henry, who you saw there, and five of his friends will be attending, it's a normal summer camp, not a camp specifically for kids who are suffering from vision loss and hearing loss. but a totally normal camp they can attend with their interpreters. again, at no cost to them. coming up in the next hour, you'll hear from henry about what this win means for him. repo

katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> i will post on twitter this morning. katy, thanks. important message. >>> new information this morning. two more recently discovered pieces of debris appear to be from the missing malaysian airlines flight 370. mh-370 vanished in march of 2014 with 239 people on board. investigators believe it went down in a remote stretch of the southern indian ocean. the two new pieces of debris are an engine part and a cabin panel piece. they were found in south africa and on a remote island in the indian ocean. an international team of experts confirm both pieces are almost certainly from mh-370. that brings the total number of debris pieces to five. >>> this morning there are reports that the new hampshire attorney general will launch an investigation after a video shows officers punching a man while he was on the ground. helicopter video shows the point where a high-speed chase from massachusetts ended in nashua, new hampshire. the driver opened his door with his hands up, got on his knees, got on the grounds, then the video shows the officers a

nbc 10's katy zachry is live in haverford this morning. even when it rains the kids go outside? >> reporter: yeah, it sounds like a tough concept for some parents to swallow. your child will be spending most of their school day outside, even in the snow or the rain, like we've had these last few days. >> this is very nicely made. >> reporter: but i'm assured that the toddlers love being outside. brandon goes to forest edge nursery school. this year they began a curriculum where 80% of the students' day is spent outside. wang says it fits her son's personality, and she's seen changes at home. >> he's certainly being, i think, just very curious. it comes across in the way we talk about things at home. he's constantly asking questions, noticing things, cause and effects. >> reporter: and as you'd imagine, this unique class is causing others to ask some questions about it. coming up in the next hour, we'll look into why it's become such a hot topic in this community. reporting live in haverford, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> and the south jersey bureau lacrosse team hit the field in

reporting live in haverford this morning, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> clouds are with us. it's a cool morning once again. 50 degrees in philadelphia. at the jersey shore, 47 degrees. 40s in the pennsylvania suburbs. not going to see a huge warmup today. at this hour, the temperatures are still falling. we will see warmer weather over the weekend. that's something you can check out any time you'd like. the seven-day forecast scrolling at the bottom of your screen for each part of our area. the north and northeasterly winds keeping things cool at the shore. right back where we started yesterday, in the upper 40s. clouds are here, showers not yet. just a little drizzly and misty this morning. philadelphia with mostly cloudy skies at in the hour. the showers are way to the west. that's a possibility for us as we go into the afternoon hours. those showers will hold off, but we'll see showers blow onshore this afternoon. low pressure developing to our south tomorrow. that's when we'll see the steadier rainfall. this is the futurecast at 8:00. look at the clouds. no sign of rain,