but penn p other plans. he was assigned by the rolling stope editor to interview el chapo guzman for the magazine. and next day kate and shaun boarded a private jet down to a western mexico known for tequila and mar yach i. and meeting with el chapo's son. and for a wild ride. >> we flew on a private jet to gua da lahara. and his son picked us up and the lawyer ares. and drove us to a secured area. it was just us with two cessna airplanes. we were flying very, very low and it was shaky and turbul eps was bad. >> two planes flying low in the jungle. it is like a movie. >> we are just going round and round and round. and sean and i are like what is going on. he was like i don't know. what is going on. i think it is compromised and we can't land here anymore. and okay, what do you mean by compromised. are we getting killed? i don't know. i was very nervous then. and they said now, five machines. you have to land right now. and so we landed and the other landed and there was people there to pick us up and we lef

sandusky leaving the employee of penn state university. the judge et writes it is interesting, although a coincidence that the abuse or molestation exclusion ceased to be employed in the company policies the same year that sandusky retired from psu. now, again, we'd be guessing why it happened, but it certainly, as court noted, interesting that from 1999 forward they stopped using the exclusion within their policies. >> reporter: i did reach out to the insurance company covering penn state. they did not want to comment. if the lawsuit proceeds to trial, we may learn more if that insurance exemption is common and why in this case it ended after sandusky retired. >>> this afternoon, the penn state board of trustees read a letter from joe paterno's wife. >> the seriousness of the matter demands we all incyst on facts and due process. we have no knowledge of the allegation released yesterday, no party has shared any information with us, and yet it is now taken by many as a confirmed fact. >> and joe's son tweeted out a message this morning, qu

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live at penn's landing, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> all right. keep your head up, drew. the sun will come out tomorrow. hopefully. or the next day or the next day or the next day. >> soon. >> hopefully. make sure you have the nbc 10 app so you're prepared for whatever mother nature brings. you'll find live nbc 10 first alert radar and updated forecasts from our team of meteorologists. >>> a new bombshell in the penn state child sex abuse scandal tonight. nbc 10 has learned as many as six assistant coaches at penn state allegedly saw jerry sandusky engage in inappropriate behavior with children dating back to the 1970s. that's according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the legal proceedings. now it's unclear if any of the men reported what they saw to higher ups at penn state before the sex abuse sandal broke in 2011. yesterday we learned a child allegedly told former penn state head coach joe paterno he was molested by sandusky in 1976. sandusky right now is serving 30 to 60 years in prison. >>> new at 11:00 a murder suspect in custody. u.s. marshals captured

penn live reports that court documents site a judge in the dispute between penn state, and its insurance company, the insurer says in 1976, a child told paterno he was sexually molested by sandusky. court referenced claims that assistant coaches witnessed inappropriate contact between sandusky, and children in the late 80's. now if this is true these new allegations would mean that paterno knew of the accusation as begins the assistant coach decade before he claimed. now sandusky is in prison since 2012 for me less continuing ten boys before he died, paterno maintains he reported only accusation that he knew about back in 2001. paterno family lawyer tells penn live that paterno never covered up for sandusky and they questioned veracity of these northerners claims. now three former administrators at penn state still await trial on criminal charges in their handling of the the sandusky case, lauren. >> sabina, thanks so much for the update. >>> new survey reveals pennsylvania had a backlog have of more than 1800 untested rape kits. study indicates that the rape kits have the not been teste

of no where, and running like he saw a ghost, penn edges indian, penn captures its first penn relays title in 44 years. >>> that is sports. walter, back over to you. >> very cool. thanks, ducis. >>> finally elmo, cookie monster, oscar and rest of the gang are ready for another fun season. they welcomed families at sesame place in langhorne, bucks county. characters posed for pictures and gave out hugs, of course. they took time and stage today buy theme parks brand new show call the magic of art. >>> castle is next here on channel six. "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning with nydia han, chris sowers and gray hall. for melissa magee, jeff skversky and ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, have a great night, and we will see you right back here tomorrow, i'm walter perez. >> ♪ (elevator whirring, bell dings) (ding) jackass! (drops bags) (current whirring) (door creaks) (horns honking) (rattling) (rattling)

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. >> anthony: penn jillette. another cog in the entertainment machine, though at a somewhat more elevated level. of the live acts left in vegas, his might be the biggest draw. i suggested this place because raku off the strip is where every chef i know, who knows this town, said i should go. the japanese modern izakaya, known as one of the best places to eat in vegas. casual, but pricey. pricey because the ingredients -- many from around the world. there's sea urchin from santa barbara, okay that's not too far, but good. the tuna is from spain, where it's best. the fresh river crab, from japan. >> penn: that was good, right? >> anthony: yeah, delicious. >> penn: i didn't even know oysters came that big. >> anthony: oh yeah. isaki sashimi, isaki belly, juicy deep-fried chicken. hamachi belly, and one of my favorites, fish collar, where all the best, tastiest, moistest, meatiest bits hide their favors. penn has been living here and performing here for over 20 years. he knows. >> penn: the thing about magic is, you

a shocking new bombshell in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. it follows new allegations found in court documents that the late coach joe paterno was told about accusations against jerry sandusky 35 years before the scandal broke. paterno's family called those allegations, quote, bunk. but nbc news has learned others at penn state, including a number of coaches, knew about sandusky, too, going back decades. we get more tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: tonight nbc news is learning that as many as six more assistant football coaches at penn state allegedly saw jerry sandusky engage in inappropriate behavior with children, going back as far as the late '70s. according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the legal proceedings. raising the possibility that there are more victims than previously thought. sandusky is currently serving 30 to 60 years in prison, for 45 counts of child abuse. incidents that extend to the mid-'90s. during that time, two of the newly revealed coaches worked at penn state, and allegedly witnessed sexu

the former penn state coach's child sex abuse convictions got him 30 to 60 years in prison. the his attorney will argue that grand jury leaks tainted the first trial. victim may also testify during monday's hearing. penn state's former president graham spanier, vice-president gary schultz and athletic director tim curly are being tried separately for their roll in the alleged cover up. >>> investigators have executed a search warrant at a pharmacy near the home of the prince, who died last week at the age of 57. they are trying to find out what medications the singer was prescribed, and also tonight word that there may be another heir to prince vast fortune. the members of his family are expect in court on monday as they begin to settle his estate but a seventh potential heir has come forward a teenage grand niece, she's the granddaughter of one of the prince half brothers who died years ago. the as for his cause of death, toxicology results are still weeks away. >>> this weekend officials from washington d.c. and cdc are investigating a cruise ship with a major noro virus o

penn state would be responsible. we spoke to a legal expert who says the timing of the investigation to penn state's insurance policy raises questions. >> what's interesting and what the court notes is that, in 1999 forward, this exclusion didn't exist within these policies for penn state. it also coincides with mr. sandusky leaving the employ of penn state university. >> sandusky retired in 1999. i reached out to the insurance company covering penn state. they did not want to comment. if this lawsuit proceeds to trial, we may learn more about whether that kind of insurance exemption for sex abuse claims is common and why in this case it ended right after sandusky retired. >>> all right. now to the south jersey bureau. today marks day five in the search for an inmate who escaped from a minimum security prison. he is still on the loose. officials no longer believe that arthur buckle is in the varn gut township area. that's where they've been looking for him since wednesday. the 38-year-old escaped from a prison facili

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there is so much to see here at penn's landing. we have the guys in the kayak and the swan boats all things to do on memorial weekend. >>> "action news" continues. >> hello here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. a philadelphia mother is pleading for clues leading to her son's killer. what police are saying about the case. >>> a thief posing as a deliveryman is targeting homes in one local community and part of an overpass collapses on to a highway. what caused it to crumble. >>> but first we are following a developing story in delaware, police are at the scene of this shooting involving a teenage boy. at the 900 block of clifford brown walk. they found the teenager with a gunshot wound to the head. he is in critical condition and investigators are combing the scene for clues trying to identify the shooter. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you updates. >>> alex cherry was an ambitious young man interested in politics but his life was cut short by a gunman's bullet a month ago. he was shot after speaking with

. >> it doesn't belong to whoever runs penn-dot. that information is mine. >> reporter: the state earns more than $100 million, so your nbc 10 investigators went looking to see who buys your information and why. >> there's always risk whenever information is being exchanged. >> and, tonight, our investigation raised new questions about how much or how little is done to protect your privacy. >> investigative reporter mitch blacher went to the state leaders for answers. >> reporter: aloe pez goes out of his way to avoid solicitors. >> trying to protect myself from outside sources. >> reporter: address and phone number unlisted, but if a solicitor calls, he has a plan. >> it won't let the call come in. >> reporter: computer guarded by a popup and blocker, another program makes his browser history untraceable, but somehow he says since moving to pennsylvania, solicitors keep finding him. >> the only place you give up information is to broadwapply f driver's license? >> a pennsylvania driver's license. >> reporter: lopez like many driver

penn state would be responsible. we spoke to a legal expert who says the timing of that exemption to penn state's insurance policy raises questions. >> what's interesting and what the court notes is that, in 1999 forward, this exclusion didn't exist within these policies for penn state. it also coincides with mr. sandusky leaving the employ of penn state university. >> sandusky retired in 1999. i reached out to the insurance company covering penn state. they did not want to comment on this. now, if this lawsuit proceeds to trial, we may learn more about whether that kind of insurance exemption for sex abuse claims is common and why in this case it ended after sandusky retired. >>> today community leaders in wilmington will offer support to young people so they can avoid violence and crime. the spiritual healing campaign runs from 11:00 this morning until 3:00 this afternoon at 7th and pine streets. the it's not okay gathering runs from noon to 6:00 at fox point state park. both events feature vendors, employment and

the backup, i-95 southbound heading toward penns landing. you have the right lane blocked with this accident. we have an accident at cheltenham avenue at washington lane. someone injured in the accident. police on the scene. that may cause you a little bit of extra slowing. i-95 southbound approaching cottman. here, traffic is standing still at the moment. southbound traffic is moving okay. it's an easy 15 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. i want to show you on the commuter traffic report, an accident 130 southbound in pennsauken. another new accident coming in, road are dry, no weather-related problems. it's cold out there. 34 degrees in martins creek. 36 in quakertown. 38 in fleetwood. 39 in saint david. 44 in center city. philadelphia international, the record low 40. the record low, 38 in vineland. in south jersey, i live near a lot of peach farms, a local farmer said they are not opening up this year. the issue with frost it's affecting people out there right now tam. >>> new this morning a week long man must manhunt for a guns ov

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

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. >>> and, 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 downpour

at penns landing, the plan right now is the ceremony at the korean war memorial at 11:00 a.m. and the vietnam veterans memorial at 12:30, as we are hearing the changes in the plan you want to check with your town. we have on our website 6abc.com we have a list going of any changes so you want to check in, as well. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> will do, thank you katherine. >> reporter: the sun beat down on parade goers who lined the streets of deptford township yesterday. 93-year-old stu allen was in attendance. he his brother and two stepbrothers served in the armed forces. he said the holiday always makes him think of his family and band of brothers in the marines. >>> they did it so willingly and without any need for praise or anything like that, they just new it had to be done. >>> tributes were held in philadelphia's bridesburg section, veterans held memorial mass while veterans of the american legion visited cemetaries to honor the fallen. >>> investigators are trying to figure out how a man swimming in the pool was shocked by electricity. it happened at t

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 students were on

call about the colonial penn program now. play the marlins in miami today after snapping their losing streak. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: the phillies started may off on the wrong foot, but may day may day, they will try to turn it around. phillies and marlins, a field solo shot, look at the fans, nice catch there. 2-1 fish. bottom of the 5th, marlins single to the right. watch carlos rese block the plate. that saves a run. single tieing run for the phillies. franco grounds to the third, should be an easy end to the inning, chris scron -- johnson drops the ball. this is how you turn a double play. the phillies come from behind to win 4-3. their 10th 100 win of the season. >>> padres game, victory prone hit a -- cologne hit a 2-run home run. it was his first one of the career. he spent 19 years in the american league. he is mobbed in the dugout. good for him. >>> kentucky darby outfits they are snazzy, but just not practical. right during the national anthem, downpour at the churchill downs left all the fans hanging on to

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