story a beautiful mexican actress. kate castillo and sean penn met with an obsessed fan who was the world's most wanted fugitive. guzman. who was also known as el chapo. before i get to the the details and legal consequences and explore whether the mexican government used the gangster's obsessive crush on the drama queen to bring him to justice. remember why we care. the heroin and drugs smuggled over our southern border is killing scores of americans as we speak in midwest and new england. so severe is the crisis created that heroin is a major issue in our presidential campaign. in the worlds of donald trump, el chapo and the mexican drug cartel, use the border unimpeded sucking drugs and death in the u.s. now tonight, our special report. beauty and the beast when kate met el chapo. sitting with kate castillo, most notorious for her journey with the journey sean penn to visit with el chapo in hiding, in mexico, it was a visit that resulted in a rolling stone article. some aspects of which are questioned by kate castillo and we'll get her version of events and i am delighted for the

scandal, regulations stemming from a lawsuit between penn state and the insurance company. nbc 10 joining us now with details, rosemary? >> what we've learned through this suit is that joe may have first become aware of sandusky's abuse 40 years ago in 1976, but that's not all. we've been digging deeper into the court documents today, and talking to a legal expert about penn state's insurance policy. jerry continues to be a source of serious controversy for penn state. according to a new court order, there's allegations of abuse against the former assistant football coach dating back to 1976, 87, and 88. it's what happened after that in the '90s that may be revealing. the court order says there was abuse or molestation exclusion in the 1992-1999 insurance policies. what's that mean? well, between snooun and 1999 only the company was exempt from paying claims involving university employees, and penn state would be responsible. >> in 1992, for whatever reason, history or specific knowledge of whaf what was going on at the university, they wrote exclusions into their policies. >> reporter: m

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working main and fixture on penn campus where he sold produce from his fruit cart every day. >> he never stopped working. >> reporter: morning of the thursday, april 18th, 2013, started like any other morning. at 5:00 a.m. the 68 year-old was loading up his cart in front of his home in the 400 block of volm er street in south philadelphia. that is when a man approached lee and stabbed him multiple times killing him. lee's family does not believe this was a robbery since hear father's wallet was still on him with $200 in cash inside of it. >> i want to get this person off of the street. i don't want anyone to be a victim like my dad was. >> reporter: police released surveillance video of the suspect. he is described as a light skinned black or spanish male, 5 feet eight, with facial hair, and a thin build. he was washing dark clothing, and black chuck taylor converse sneakers. the citizens crime commission is administering a $5,000 reward and the city of philadelphia is posting up to $20,000, for anyone with any information, that will lead to the a rest and convictions of the person respo

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saturday but today was nice as well. looking live at penn's landing, a lot of folks on top of the independent sea port museum. and you'll notice there goes that "action news" van again. dan power our engineer, wave if you can. >> we are spying on you dan. certainly a nice day to be out and about. finally sunshine and that had a big impact on temperatures, back to the 70s our high today 72 degrees, still that is 3 degrees below normal and a lot more comfortable than sunday when temperatures were stuck in the 50s. we have a sea breeze though kicking up, we showed the live shot from cape may on the 35k newscast with all the blue sunshine, with that sea breeze off the ocean. the ocean temperature is 53 degrees, and temperatures at the coast low to mid-60s but wilmington and philadelphia 72 and allentown with a good amount of sunshine 73 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that this is what will be building in tonight and tomorrow. the high pressure is over us tomorrow and that is what will bring us a fantastic finish to the work week with lots of sunshine and warm tem

scene and we're told the road will be closed for a while. >>> son of the the late penn state football coach joe paterno is responding to allegation that is his father knew jerry sandusky was a child molester, 40 years ago. new court documents alleged that a boy told paterno in 1976, that sandusky molested him. the report surfaced in a judge's ruling to settle a dispute, between penn state, and its insurance company. the school spokesmen size, the university is aware of the accusations and is not commenting, further. scott paterno had this to say about it, he tweeted it would be great if everyone wait todd see the substance of the allegation before they assume it is true because it is not. >>> coming up at 6:00, "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden will explain what penn state is now being asked to do in light of this new accusation. >>> manhunt continues for an escaped prisoner in south jersey. arthur buckle was last seen at barnegat township ocean county. buckle was caught on surveillance video at a cvs around 9:30 wednesday morning. police think he stole a truck and then left it th

the colonial penn program were answered. it couldn't have been any easier and we both got the coverage we should have had for years now. mm-hm, with change to spare. (laughing) (colonial penn jingle) >>> the market for impressionists in modern art may be soft right now but this rare sculpture by rodin set a record. sotheby's sold "eternal springtime" for $24.4 million. eternal springtime was created from a single block of marble between 1901 and 1903. it's about 26 inches high. >> that's it. >> more than $20 million. >> wow. so big things come in small packages as they say. >>> so just north of new york city, it's not a sculpture but a ra photograph spark controversy at the nation's premiere military academy. >> he backlash brewing over a photo showing 16 female cadets with their fists in it the air. ryan smith has that story. >> reporter: this photo is at the center of a growing controversy at west point. the elite military academy now investigating whether these 16 african-american cadets raising their clenched fists violated a policy against political activity while in unif

that penn state football coach joe paterno knew jerry sandusky had abused a child 40 years ago in 1976. sandusky is currently serving 30 to 60 years in prison for molesting ten boys. sue paterno is defending her husband's legacy saying the family had no knowledge of these newest claims. >>> you're supposed to hear a little bit of noise of the graduates clapping. that's all right. you get the picture. on friday, graduation day for the largest class in temple university's history. nbc10 was there at the new graduates gave each other a round of applause. the yoouniversity handed out mo than 9,000 degrees. congratulations. >>> it was a wet one yesterday. today not quite as wet. still the chance for scattered showers, still a groomloomy loo day. on saturday morning we're still be looking at the potential for scattered showers. light rain following. we'll start our mother's day out with a line of showers and then we clear it out nicely. sunshine with temperatures into the 70s. all in all, tomorrow will be a pretty nice day once the showers are through. more sunshine on monday. another d

arts and craft bizarre, trish hartman is live at penns landing with this mother's day tradition. happy mother's day to you. >>> it's a george to us day and the -- gorgeous day and the arts star crafts is underway. there's more than 125 vendors here, the jewelry stand very popular. we go over here, we have bathing suits and closing people are going through, more jewelry over here and we have philly cren trick crafts made out of -- centric crafts. we were at franklin square where there were moms out and about, there's a brunch from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the pavilion. some moms were taking a spin on the carousel and others playing mini golf. >>> we were planning to go to philly, finally the weather was good and it's something to do. >>> it's nice and better. >>> on mother's day my son and i have an annual from tradition playing mini golf today. we're from the washington, d.c. metro area we hit many mini golf in the area. we decided to go to philly and play mini golf on franklin square. >>> it's nice to spend every mother's day with my mom and have a day to us. >>> happy mother's day.

-old is in critical condition at penn presbyterian hospital. look at the video from the scene of the criesm. crime. it happened at the shooting scene at moore and hollywood in south philadelphia. it appears to be a drive-by shooting, the 17-year-old was in the area when he was hit by bullets ten times. officers took the teen in their police cruiser to the hospital so they could get there as quickly as possible and he is there listed in critical condition. now, witnesses tell detective's they did see a dark colored vehicle leaving on moore street. back out here live they are looking for anymore information and more witnesses to come forward. if you have that information you are urged to contact south detective's. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you for that. >>> this is new video just into "action news," philadelphia firefighters knocked down a fast-moving fire in center city about an hour ago. it broke out on 200 block of south 10th street. no injuries were reported. >>> a philadelphia politics whole lose his job in -- politician whole lose his job in january is he

even if it is not outdoors. katherine scott is live at the vietnam veterans memorial at penns landing. >> reporter: matt you want to check before you go, because we are hearing about events canceled or moved inside. others are going ahead rain or shine. here at penns landing there's a ceremony scheduled at 12:30 the names of two soldiers, francis g. corcoran, a george l.will a graduate of frankford high school. a lot of events scheduled across the area. new castle delaware guard will unveil new signs naming it's headquarters after attorney general beau biden. the son of the vice president was deployed in iraq in 2008. he died a year ago of brain cancer. that ceremony is this afternoon rain or shine. the vice president is expected to be there. while some memorial day events are proceeding regardless of the weather others are moving indoors. the rain was heavy at times. the action cam was in turnersville and blackwood and center city. you can see the downpours and pooling and ponding on some of the roads. black horse pike was shut down for an hour. this rain is a departure from the heat

we begin this noon with developing news. a collision has injured 16 students including william penn students. paramedics spent hours rescuing one of victims. chad pradelli is live at the delaware state police head converts with the latest. >> reporter: not a lot of details are released with this investigation but a few moments ago a spokesperson with the colonial school district confirmed that at least four injured were students at william penn high school, they were taken to the local hospital and they were seriously injured. >> we are just relieved that none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening, we know that two of the students were siblings, the family is at the hospital as is an assistant principal from william penn. >> the collision collapsed the front of the suv, one teenage victim was trapped inside. it took paramedics and firefighters 1 s 45 minutes to release the girl. the suv crossed the median on basin avenue. the newcastle county department of public safety says that the patients are suffering from abdominal and lower extremity injuries. >> it appears the studen

out while penn state is fighting with its insurance carrier, to recover, costs associated with the scandal. true or not paterno family is demanding a full review of facts saying that they won't fight rumors. the the question, who knew what and when at penn state deepens. now comes revelation the case of child sex abuse may have been brought to the a tension of coach joe paterno as early as 1976. it is first time this claim has been made public, that allegation is found in the court filing by a philadelphia judge aspen state battles to determine if its insurers are responsible for reimbursing costs for jerry sandusky's victims. it is a suggestion that the paterno family sharply disputes. his son scott taking to twitter to call it bunk. >> i think there is a very strong public interest in knowing exactly what penn state was told. >> reporter: attorney shannon spector involved in the representation of the victims of sandusky is convinced that the gravity of public interest should compel penn state to release testimony gathered during an investigation, by louie freeh. >> instead of the

, tonight the any lion lying, when did joe snow in shocking revelation about the penn state sex abuse scandal, when a why said joe paterno was first alerted, to potential sexual abuse by form's assistant coach jerry sandusky. >>> been a long time ago. >>> good day everybody. it is may sixth, 2016. we end the week as we began the week with rain, rain, rain. it better in the be raining mothers day or moms will get their hats wet. >> all right. >> right. >> right. >> speaking of mothers day send in a picture of your mother. what will you do with your mom this sunday. what is the #. >> fox 29 good day. >> you have to use it the so we can see it. >> this morning we are doing something called the pour patrol. if it is pouring, let us necessity right now. >> we will look at radar and see if we can pinpoint the pour. >> we have only got three out of ten today. p-o-u-r or p-o-r-e. >> temperatures in the 40's or 50's right now, bus stop buddy has full rain gear on. we are not fooling around. this is heavy rain, anyplace you see orange or yellow that is where we will see heavy downpours, m