camden, new jersey. but before i go there, i'm going to talk to the people in philadelphia about the way we're being policed and i could start with this guy or this guy or even this guy, but then you'd accuse me of being biased. so i think i'll start with these nice young women here. we're talking to people about policing in america. so how do you feel about the police? >> i think the police are usually there to protect you. >> they've always been there to support us. >> if something bad happens you feel like you can call the police and they'll show up and take care of you. >> yeah. >> can i ask you another question? >> yes. >> what's that like? do you have black friends? >> hey, sasha. >> do any of your black friends come to you and say i'm worried about the police? i'm afraid of the police? >> i understand as a white male i'll never be in the same shoes as an african-american who simply gets looked at a different way. and i understand that, that that is just so sad, it's a sad truth. >> we grew nun a w

camden. police walk the beat and get to know the citizens personally, instead of just showing up when bad things happen. the camden police department thinks this can work and they're getting so much good press that even president obama showed up to check it out. >> i've come here to camden to hold you up as a symbol of promise for the nation. [ applause ] >> do i think it could work ? i have no idea. wut i i'm going to spend the week with the camden city police department and find out. >> every day you put on this uniform, you bridge the gap between lay enforcement and the civilian population. >> sergeant ralph thorten is one of the people responsible for carrying out this agenda and one of those black people that you can't exactly tell how old he is? 25, 45, 140. >> i like to tell my cops when you go to work, that particular area is your castle. you're the knight of that area. when enemies are at your gate, you protect it. >> the thing that comes up for me is i feel some police treat it like

>> yeah. >> from camden. >> from camden? >> yes. >> wherein camden, father? >> i was at ferry street. >> were you at the home of maria rodriguez this morning. >> no. >> you were not at the home of maria rodriguez south 33 street. >> yes. >> father we saw he leave her home this morning. and i ask you why you would be leaving the backdoor of her home this morning? >> i -- today, this morning? >> yes, sir. >> no, i don't think so. >> in fact, it was him. and it was not the first time we saw him. working off the tip from the parishioner about father canarilo relationship with former church secretary we kept an eye on him. what we saw led the camden dioceses to on that investigates. >> there's a car. >> let's go back to march 9 mid afternoon when we firstnessed a pattern of wednesday, thursday visits. there's father camarilo's vw tucked behind the camden home and remains there hours. marie owe arohas rodriguez is also there. >> 6:05 march 9 still at mari maria's house. >> it was behind the house when we locked the next evening. >> father's car still here. >> in th

. >>> positive momentum continues to grow along the camden waterfront at their last meeting the city planning board approved a new apartment building to compliment an enlarger redevelopment project in the works. new jersey reporter cleve bryan takes a look at the future of camden. >> reporter: when it comes to growing a business, experts say location is key. for weathermax a digsal marketing firm moving to camden two years ago was a right call. >> it has been a great move. every day we have clients coming to our office people are amazed and say, and how beautiful it is and how great camden is. >> reporter: that secret is out and with the growing new jersey assistance plan camden is seeing billions of new investment. subaru and holtech international are bringing hundreds of jobs to south and central parts of the city. here at the waterfront there are three large scale projects in the works, the 76ers new training complex will be next to the bb and c pavilion, drainoff properties which delivered the victor loves was approved for a new 156 unit build ago cross the street. liberty proper

steve keeley on this one now live in camden. steve, good morning. >> reporter: chris, these three shootings happened just before midnight and just after yesterday. talking tuesday into wednesday, starting at 11:26. and then going to 1:45. and one of the three shootings, somebody was killed, but, fortunately, we don't have four dead, because they were trying to kill four different people. and we say they because they think they have three guys together but surveillance picture of one, and here it is, very recognizeable, if you know this guy, here in camden, he was the one they suspect who shot and killed 19 year older it end phillips of camden who was found shot dead on peers street yesterday. leading with the story our daily viewers will remember. now, there is a second surveillance picture, they think that guy had a shotgun and was walking around or driving around with two other guys in this suv and they're hoping somebody if they don't recognize that guy will somehow recognize this suv for anything that may stand out on. and p

>> steve keeley live in camden for us, thank you. 5:35. we are covering several developing stories for this morning. philadelphia housing officer rushed to the hospital after being injured in a accident. officials tell fox 29 the accident happened around 1:00 this morning on front street and girard avenue. the officer had a minor injury to the arm. but is expected to be okay. no word as to what caused this accident. >>> and, right now police are investigating an early morning shooting. it happened just after 1:00 this morning, on the 5100 block of master street. philadelphia police say a man was shot in the groin. he was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition or if arrest has been made. >> and now to olney, where 31 year old man was shot in the chest last night. the shooting happened on the 2100 block of colin street. the victim was returned to einstein hospital in critical condition. no word on suspect or motive behind this shooting. >>> turning now to you decide 2016. donald trump is scheduled to join new jersey governor chris c

if every decent person in camden leaves camden then we never have a chance. in order to be a part of the program you have to maintain a c average or better. >> anthony: right. >> tawanda: it's all about the academics. it's all about nurturing these kids. what's right? what's wrong? you know? the drill team does that. they have different sayings that they go by every day. "it's a start without a finish." "it is possible." >> group: it is never impossible. if i can believe that i can achieve what is possible is possible is possible. >> tawanda: and they believe this. you know, they say it so much until it's embedded. >> anthony: tawanda has helped css support itself with financial assistance from fellow parents and some fundraising, temporary help and donations from small businesses, but surprisingly for a group with a national profile, no lasting support from official organizations or national institutions public or private. yet she perseveres. a lot of your practices are done outdoors. >> tawanda: right. >> anthony: all weather type of a situation. >> tawanda

well, this k-9 in camden has an important job. how he and his handler are making history. >>> police need help finding a burglar caught in the act. look at this. surveillance video. police say it shows a man breaking into a home in penn valley yesterday morning. once inside the master bedroom, he searched through the dressers and stole jewelry along with electronics. if you recognize this suspect, lower marion police want to hear from you. >>> do you recognize the valuables? they could belong to you. police said they recovered items after catching a man wanted for a burglary spree. the crime began in march in bucks county. police say the suspect targeted homes in bucks county and whitemarsh township montgomery county. william dalton iii faces criminal and trespass charges and what he stole is worth $150-$200,000. victims can claim items wednesday, may 25 at 6:30. all right, still ahead at 5:00, a mother's struggle. >> it's not my daughter anymore. >> she watched her daughter battle addiction to heroin, and now she's trying to help

center in camden. today her attention focused more on donald trump than bernie sanders. >> he has released what he calls his tax plan. and it very clearly is his plan because donald trump's tax plan was written by a billionaire for billionaires. we will have a big victory on june 7 that will take us all the way to the white house. >> so what is the sanders camp saying? >> now more on the democratic race for president. andrea. >> reporter: behind these gates is the philadelphia investment firm. it may be hard for some sanders supporters to watch this video of hillary clinton walking into the firm earlier this year for

family members question what will it take to bring peace to camden. >> enough is enough. enough is enough. >> and camden county prosecutors say the investigation, going, meantime, family members say they're now turning their attention to planning his funeral. >>> family, friends, are gathering in morning, for the funeral of former philadelphia police commissioner, willie williams. a viewing was held last night at baker funeral home. another viewing will start at 8:00 this morning at zion baptist church. the funeral is at 11:00. williams became the first african-american to lead philadelphia's police force, and died april 27 at age 72. in an effort to continue the fight crime, the city of camden is getting ready to spend almost a half million dollars on police body cameras. the technology is meant to hold citizens as police officers more accountable. as "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us, both sides seem to be okay with the idea. >> it is a city making headlines for its transition from crime infested to a national example of how a police department should run.

. >>> right now at 5:00, new concerns about crime in camden. the city has seen an alarming jump in murders. 22 so far this year compared to ten at the same time last year. police are now trying to figure out what is behind this spike so they can put a stop to it. cydney long is joining us from camden. you spoke with the chief. what did he have to say about this? >> reporter: the chief tells me this is a concerning spike in crime. it has his undivided attention. however he says the murders are not random. one significant change inside the department between may last year and now, there are 50 fewer cops on the streets and 100 officer positions to fill. >> reporter: in the month of may alone, camden hits ten murders. >> if this is any sign of what's to come, it's horrific. >> reporter: it's the same number of lives lost in the first five months of last year bringing this year's total to 22. the most recent homicide was saturday, during the day at whitman park. chief scott thompson says in a majority of shootings, the victim and suspect know each

the body camera program here in camden is expected to be up and running by the end of summer. reporting at camden pd headquarters david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> police officers are honored tonight for their outstanding efforts on the job. "eyewitness news" at the sugarhouse kaseen nor nor awards banquet this is their 25th annual banquet that recognizes officers. >>> the public is paying its final respects to former philadelphia police commissioner willie williams. a viewing was held at baker funeral home near broad and norris in north philadelphia tonight. another viewing an funeral service will take place at zion baptist church tomorrow morning. williams became the first african-american to leader philadelphia's police force in 1988. he died april 27th at the age of 72. >>> a judge overseeing the resolution of prince's estate has ordered genetic test ong a sample of late music star's blood. it's being done in the event a potential heir comes forward to make a claim for estate. there are no known hairs. he was found dead last month. his estate is worth $300 million. m

what camden officials now say these crimes have in common. >> plus, a local police officer in big trouble. investigators say he toll them one-story, but cameras tell another story. what he is accused of doing during a traffic stop. and then this. >> what i said was incredibly stupid and insensitive. and when i read it in the article, i said, did i say that? >> how many times have had i to say -- he had ed rendell saying sorry for controversial commentary watch made the former pennsylvania governor call most women in america ugly. the phillies win again, day game. come on, they're on a role. now 1 quart near this baseball season we are on the verge of first place. in fact, for awhile yesterday we were in first place, then the nationals won, beat the mets last night, so half game out. hey, half game out. as it says in the paper, hole on. >> why not? it is great. phils push for first place to defy logic. >> remember back in 1908 when we won the world series, no one thought we could do any of that? >> oh, ya. >> look at us now. >> and look at us tomorrow. >> out in doylestown. >> good day phi

now, this we know, 22-year old jonathan van kes arrived at the may funeral home in camden tonight the to attend his grandmother's viewing. this we don't know, why someone shot him right there, and why somebody wanted him dead. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at camden county police, dann, what are officials saying about this. >> reporter: well, jim, camden it seems there are no ground rules to where a shooting can happen. it seems like you can get shot just about anywhere, anytime. even at a funeral/viewing. police were on the scene at thomas may funeral home at fourth and walnut. there was a viewing for 07 year-old rosa sir ran owe who they called matriarch of the family. >> we were here at the viewing and they killed my nephew out here tonight. >> reporter: jonathan. >> yes, jonathan vasquez. >> reporter: 22-year old jonathan vasquez wanted to pay his respects but as he was getting ready to go inside, he was shot, eight to ten times by an unknown assailant. he died on the scene. >> you are all grieving in here. >> yes, for my grand the mother, yes. >> reporter: then what

one young man who is graduating from the rutgers camden law school told me it is full circle when he went into the university, president obama had just been inaugurated and now he is graduating from law school. lets take a listen. >> it was exciting, but i'm exited to see him. >> reporter: what do you think he will say. >> well, i think he is trying to unify the student body. there is a face of change, if they want change, to go out and vote, and parities pate. >> reporter: you can tell there is excitement, folks did not sleep and they began gathering here right here near the river line train stops before 6:00 o'clock this morning. they left, right before 6:30 and headed down to new brunswick. 350 rutgers camden students all together will join the other students from across rutgers university campus, for 12:30 commencement speech. this is the 23rd commencement speech that president obama will be making, last week he spoke at howard, he will also close it the out for his 24th and final speech when he speaks to the air force academy lots of excitement, for those rutgers university camd

the body camera program here in camden is expected to be up and running by the end of summer. reporting at camden pd headquarters david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> police officers are honored tonight for their outstanding efforts on the job. "eyewitness news" at the sugarhouse kaseen nor nor awards banquet this is their 25th annual banquet that recognizes officers. >>> the public is paying its final respects to former philadelphia police commissioner willie williams. a viewing was held at baker funeral home near broad and norris in north philadelphia tonight. another viewing an funeral service will take place at zion baptist church tomorrow morning. williams became the first african-american to leader philadelphia's police force in 1988. he died april 27th at the age of 72. >>> a judge overseeing the resolution of prince's estate has ordered genetic test ong a sample of late music star's blood. it's being done in the event a potential heir comes forward to make a claim for estate. there are no known hairs. he was found dead last month. his estate is worth $300 million. m

and other person in the car taken to cooper university hospital in camden. we're not sure yet on that person's condition. we do know that there were 35 passengers on this train, at the time. officials say two of them were injured. a witness riding in the first carve that train told us that the driver of that mercedes benz tried to beat the train, before it passed. >> it t bone him right on the side. he is very lucky to be alive it, lift the train up, jarred everyone in the first car, and the second car, and, he is lucky to be alive. they had to cut the top of his car off with the jaws of life, and pull him out. >> we're told all four of the people injured are expected to recover. as you can see, they're now towing that car from the tracks. and investigators have been speak to go witnesses here on the scene as new jersey transit handled this investigation. now, as you can see, the train remains on the tracks. so service between cinnaminson and palmyra are still suspended. for now live in riverton, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much, and

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw 1060 is live in camden, new jersey where graduating students are boarding trains now heading to the ceremony in new brunswick, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. the lots of excitement here, as students get coffee, they are getting doughnuts, they are signing upright here outside of the river line train area, where they will begin boarding the train in less than about 20 minutes to head to trenton and then on to new brunswick where they will hear president obama a speak, early this afternoon at around 12:30. as you can see they are very excited, folks began gathering here well before 6:00 this morning. two of the students that i get to talk to today, who are bridge with excitement is donna and calvin, both 2016 graduates of cut gets camden. first of all, calvin, you were acting real cool earlier but what do you feel right now. >> i'm still very excited. i'm amazed. i'm everything. i'm hyped. >> reporter: let me point out that rutgers camden has been working, rutgers university has been working for a couple years to get pres

we just got off of 676 and we are on route 30, through camden. we're making our way to pennsauken and maple shade. we've gone through parts of driving rain as we went north from deptford into camden county. we went through quite driving rain. there was ponding on the roads, really causing drivers to have to slow down. we're making our way through camden county into burlington county. that's where the rain is steadily moving north and east. let's go to tips we have some aaa mid-atlantic. just for you to keep in mind as you make your way out this morning on to your roads for your morning commute.ç avoid flooded roads. you can easy hydroplane as we did for a few seconds or worse, even just a few inches of rain can turn your car into a boat. can give you that effect where, of course, you lose control. slow down, aloss more space between cars when you do have wet roadways. wipers -- when your wipers are on, your headlights need to be on. that's the law in pennsylvania. if you live in new jersey and delaware, you might not know that. if your wipers a

president barack obama called camden a symbol of promise for the nation when he came last may. now, the camden county police department will spends $425,000 to purchase about 400 body cameras. >> this is the first area i patrolled since i became a police officer in the city of camden. >> ty says being a police officer is in his blood, this man, loves what he does. >> i grew up watching my father, who was a police officer for many, many years, and he was my real life modern hero. so i told myself as a kid, hey, i want to help people, i want to be a police offerser. >> one every just few officers who currently wear a body camera for pilot program. soon the entire force will wear them. says it will only help officers and the public they serve. >> if they know that the cameras rolling at all times, they will be less hesitant to come speak to us, or they won't be afraid that an officer could possibly harm them in anyway. >> we joined officer for one every his foot patrols around town and met residents who seem to like the idea of cameras. >> i believe that it is better for them and

pamela osborne is live at camden county college where hillary clinton will speak. good morning, pam. >> good morning. you know, hillary clinton still has a lot of fight left. later today in camden she's going to tell people here why she deserves their vote ahead of the june 7th primary. she's got her sights set on new jersey, kentucky and the general election in november. clinton was campaigning in kentucky yesterday where she had a bit of a more intimate engagement with moms. there she focused on her plans to make child care affordable for working families. then at a rally in louisville, senator bernie sanders name hardly came up. she saved most of her criticism for presumptive republican nominee donald trump. >> that's why it's important we have to vote next tuesday. we have to get ready to go all the way to november to win the general election. >> vice president joe biden, he went on the record tuesday predicting that clinton would not only win the democratic nomination but that he was confident she would be the next president of the united states. today's event

here's a live look from stormforce 10 in camden. we're off to a wet start with rain across the entire area. >>> and the man knowns aphilly jesus is now in custody. hear why he was arrested inside this apple store in center city and the charges he's now facing. >>> parents and students in parts of our area could be setting that alarm clock for school a little bit later. here why some are not happy about the idea of a later school start time. 5:30, speaking of time. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. seems warmer out there. with the warmth comes the wet stuff. let's start with meteorologist bill henley and the neighborhood weather forecast. >>> definitely not as chilly as yesterday. it's a rainy start for most areas. there are differences. it's 57 degrees in philadelphia. but look at the suburbs, right now 53 degrees with rain and cool temperatures. new jersey is seeing some rain but it is the lehigh valley that's getting a break from the rain right now. still scattered showers in the area and

. >>> skyforce10 live over breaking news in camden county. a car hits someone here on springdale road. the doors open, not clear how seriously the person's been hurt, working on information nor that part of it, and we sent brandon hudson to the ground, and we have more information on the accident as soon as he gets there. we'll update you this on this pedestrian hit in cherry hill coming up. >>> now to a story seen only on nbc 10. children threatened with a gun on a school playground and calls for help left in limbo. >> in fact, police did not arrive on scene for hours. the threat happened last week at urban promise kacademy, on the map, along the camden line. south jersey bureau reporter uncovered what may have delayed the response. >> sounds like a turf war between the two police departments here? >> reporter: well, jim, that or a terrible breakdown of communication. look, 36th street is the dividing line on whose police turf it is. that side of the street is camden, but over here, it's pensawken. this is 911 calls and confusion and outrage

rutgers camden students will be graduating here on wednesday and thursday. they be able to bring as many people as they want to that ceremony. >> so not a bad tradeoff. president on sunday, family during the week. >> as you can see over my shoulder there, cleaning up. passes and breakfast. they did wake up before they boarded the river looiline. >>> get your engines revved for a big race today at cover international speedway, a >>> i want to make sure we really, truly understand each other. >>> later, a call for unity, but still no endorsement of the g.o.p.'s presumptive nominee. what they're now saying about bringing the party together. >>> good sunday morning, i'm karen thomas, let look at your neighborhood forecast. a little chilly start, but plenty of sunshine. good news, blue skies across the board. the delaware beaches looking very beautiful, crisp, 47 degrees. winds, that is part of our weather story today. we have a tight pressure gradient as we say goodbye to that low pressure. we have another low to the top. so we have two districts of the wind. wi

. >> good morning, at 4:00 breaking out of camden, right now police investigating early morning shooting the breaking details straight ahead. >> plus the scar for a local police officer watch hit him and temporarily blinded him as he tried to stop a fight. >> and developing out of massachusetts where a man went on a chilling string of crimes including stabbing people at a mall. we'll have the very latest on that. >> good day, it is wednesday, may 11, 2016. i woke to up a headache this morning. >> oh, no. >> not an actual headache but someone decided overnight they were going to shop at bill a bong on my card on my tab, not for a few hundred dollars, but for $1,100. >> oh, so you've got the fraud department on this? >> why. they are all over it. >> what was it? >> out in irvine, california, where the weather is i'm sure. >> were you skipped? >> i guess. who knows. >> oh, my goodness, still getting myself together here. sore. >> i that's okay. >> okay, we want to hear more about this story because i'm intrigued, and not in a good way. we've got a look at radar. we have rain on radar. but t

. >> half mile stretch of the busy camden street is getting a new look, portion of the haddon avenue knew will be transformed to accommodate all modes of travel and new development. kyw news radio steel towa explains what you can expect to see. >> reporter: one of the south jersey's oldest roads and now avenue getting badly needed street scape enhancements between the boulevard and white horse pike. the motorist will notice reconstructed roadway with new traffic signals. cyclist will ride in bike lanes and pedestrian friendly sidewalks, curbs and ramps. camden county freeholder, susan chin, says it is quite a transformation. >> we are making it more of a neighborhood setting. there is going to be streetlights, there is trees, landscaping done. >> reporter: nearly four and a half million-dollar project includes more than one million-dollar in federal highway funding, droved to camden city. the stretch of haddon avenue knew is a gateway to the city linking residents and neighboring communities to the amenities in downtown camden. our lady of lords medical center ceo, says that this new

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw 1060 is live in camden, new jersey where graduating students boarded trains earlier to head to the ceremony in brunswick. good morning, cherri. lots of excitement in the air out there. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. it was a lot of excitement. folks got here before 6:00 o'clock a.m. on a sunday, six hours, plus before president obama is expect to speak in new brunswick today for their commencement. now these students from camden , inner not graduate to go day but graduating wednesday and thursday but that did not stop them from getting here. they got doughnuts, they got coffee, they have lined up for a special train that will take them to to trenton and then get on another train on to new brunswick. that train was draped to show their scarlet rutgers colors for this commencement speech. this will celebrate the 250 anniversary of rutgers university, and i spoke with mike sappanic, spokesmen for rutgers university camden and he said it was a multi year effort to get president obama to come here to speak. >> 2016 is the 250th anniversary of the

, new jersey, the stars and stripes were presented to the camden county police chief. seven members rurped home from their duty in the new jersey national guard and they served 11 months securing detainees at guantanamo. >>> pomp and circumstance this afternoon in ewing, the college of new jersey held its commencement ceremony, nearly 1500 undergraduates received their degrees today. >>> michael nutter will soon have have a permanent place at the convenience center. the dedication ceremony will be held next thursday, the theater will be used for film festivals and movie screenings and corporate meetings. he recently served as board of directors. >>> and finding ways to ease poverty in philadelphia. political leaders and social leaders were on hand to offer ideas to increase job training and literacy, and organizers say that 550,000 people in the city of philadelphia struggle to read. >>> philadelphia officials have announced that the city is one of just 11 cities across the country to receive grants to help young people get jobs. the grant will fund a job resource hub

camden county police now have, its first, female k-9 officer. "eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30 i'm jessica dean. >>> aim ukee washington. officer gabriel ma'am owe has been with the department for a few years but she will be joined by payton, a golden lab. >> "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon met them both today and has more on is what being done to protect all who served. >> reporter: with more than two years on the job officer gabriel is making camden history. >> i hope that it inspires a lot of young kid, especially a lot of young little girls and everything like that, you know, you can do whatever you want to do. >> reporter: the officer is now the cities first female k-9 officers, according to chief scott thompson the department has struggled to recruit and retain female officer and lacked many k-9's. the force has 46 female officers or 12 percent and eight k-9's, including payton. >> they are way more smarter, they smell better, see things better, then any human. >> reporter: camden county's police chief says these k-9 dogs a

a shooting outside a funeral home in camden as the viewing was underway. friends and family were at may funeral home at 4th and walnut around 7:00 p.m. grieving the loss of the 70-year-old rosa s arano. >> reporter: 22-year-old jonathan vazquez wanted to pay his respects, she was ready to go inside he was shot he was hit in the head and torso. he died at the scene. >>> he was laying in the puddle of blood. >>> i don't have any words to subscribe the crime here in camden. it's too much. >> reporter: relatives don't know who shot him or why, thing investigation continues at camden county police, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> this story is brand new, two police officers shot and killed a pitbull that attacked a woman in north philadelphia. it happened on the 3200 block of north american street. police say the woman got out of her vehicle before midnight and the dog lunged toward her latching on to her leg. police arrived and the woman jumped up on the cruiser with the dog attach to her. police shot and killed the dog. >>> police are searching f

at camden county college. we can tell thaw things will be raising here as breaking down barriers for americans. we know that new poll shows clinton runs with donald trump the presumptive g.o.p. nominee showing him over clinton in three swing states including pennsylvania, florida and ohio. that same poll shows sanders over trump in those same three states and this comes as both men won big in last night's primary. another win for bernie sanders. cbs news calling west virginia for the senator, of the state's 29 delegates, more than half go to sanders, remainder to hillary clinton. >> this is a state, west virginia where hillary clinton won by over 40 points against barack obama in 2008. >> clinton keeps her delegate lead though, a new poll of key swing states shows clinton and presumptive republican nominee in a virtual dead heat in a general election. tuesday, clinton was on the campaign trail in kentucky ahead of its primary next week. >> with something like donald trump you would see a race to the bottom acr

i believe it's in camden. >> i don't care who responds, when you call the police and say a man puts a gun on a child, police should be coming, should be all hands on deck. >> these are children. no one showed up to the next day apologizing. >> reporter: in reality, it's pennsauken police that should have been notified, and dispatch should have handled that. >> absolutely had the call. >> they are handled by camden county, and today, they told me a special meeting is happening wednesday between both police departments, the school, and the county, and going forward, both towns will respond. >> the fear i heard in his voice and what i saw in his face when he said the gentleman told him that he was pretty much dead, he just dropped to his knees and closed his eyes because he thought he was going to die. >> we did find out today that camden police department sent a be on the lookout all departments that day as it headed down federal street into camden. >>> federal crisis avert the in at lap tick city. keeping ac from running out of money, a plan agreed to. they reached a deal late today. h

she was crossing at newton and they were pursued by camden county police. the suspects fled the scene on foot and are still at large. >>> police in buck county are investigating an armed robbery at an acme store on new falls road in levittown, it's not clear what was taken but nobody was hurt. >>> a southwest philadelphia interests section is closed for several days after a water main broke and flooded it out. it all started at 6:00 this morning at the corner of 63rd and eastwick where officials say a car crashed into a sinkhole. annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: both from the air and ground you can see where water covered the entire intersection at of and and eastwick, when fire crews responded all they saw was a beat up road and water to make this road impassable. a car dipped into a sinkhole and that started a chain reaction underground to cause a water main to break. >> we had to determine which main was broken and identified it as a 12 inch broken main. >> look at the damage left behind at 63rd and eastwick because of the water main break, yo

again, house fire in camden county new jersey that's just been put out. we'll keep you updated. >>> terminally ill patients may soon use medical marijuana in delaware. state lawmakers introduced a bill to expand the use of medical marijuana to patients with terminal illnesses. the bill is named bob's bill. it is named after bob jest dying from terminal lung cancer this year. he used medical marijuana, and when the doctor found out, he threatened to stop his cancer treatments. so bob stopped using it and passed away. that bill is now headed to the house health and human development committee for a vote. >>> new at 6:00, victims of the gay bashing attack nearly two years ago are suing the three people who were criminally charged in the case. knox, williams, and harington are seeking compensation for medical expenses. they suffered bruises and broken noses when arrested. williams took guilty plea, and knox is serving a five to ten month sentence after a jury convictsed her in december. >>> you'll soon start seeing going out of business signs on the neighborh

the campaign trail goes through new jersey and hillary clinton is set to speak at camden county college this afternoon. she is drumming up support ahead of the primary next month. she is still ahead in the delegate count but her democratic rival is not expected to drop out. >> reporter: good afternoon. hillary clinton has an almost insurmountable lead in the delegate count but that doesn't mean that the loss in west virginia is raising concerns among democrats. >> bernie sanders called his win in west virginia, tremendous. >> this is a state west virginia, where hillary clinton won by over 40 points against barack obama in 2008. >> reporter: the vermont senator's winning streak continues but hillary clinton has a massive lead in the numbers that count. sander was have to win 98% of the remaining delegates to win the nomination. >> but this is raising red flags. >> this is the types of voters, white working class voters in economical economically d economically distressed parts of the country. >> and donald trump is looking for his number two. >> i have five people in mind and i think th

heart of camden. we have about 8,000 members, and we reach from the littlest child to the oldest adult. >> tell us about the community that you serve. >> i live in a publicized community for poor and for the most dangerous, but i tell you, i love right in cramer hill. i camden. i love my neighbors. it's a beautiful area. and as you just saw with the 76ers, we're coming back up. and we worked a lot with different organizations. and we want to invite people to this fashion show. it's going to be a signature event. we're very excited about all the good things that are happening in camden. >> there's a lot there. and of course, that waterfront is a beautiful area. i suggested this morning to my co-anchor, when the sixers win the championship, they ought to bring the parade over the ben franklin as part of the route. >> yeah. >> you're doing so much and so much good there. >> thank you. >> it's really pressive. really impressive. what's the biggest challenge you have at the salvation army? >> in the salvat

hillary clinton will visit blackwood camden county later this week. meanwhile presumptive republican nominee donald trump meets with house speaker paul ryan this week. >> and the winning $439 million powerball ticket was sold at a 7-eleven, but the person who bought it has not yet come forward. i've been very busy, that's y the seventh largest powerball jackpot ever. >> well, the time now 4:49. time for check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange. jill, the markets in a positive note friday watch are investor watching this week? >> well, good morning, this week the big names in retail, like macy's, will start to report their earnings on friday, the labor department released it april jobs report, hiring slowed down in april. the fewest jobs add in the seven months, unemployment rate held steady at about 5%, analysts say the weaker jobs report made it less likely the feds will raise interest rate again in june. but of course the may report, so see what happens. brooke, jim? >> jill, st

spokesperson for camden metro police confirms one person was rescued and taken to cooper hospital. joy duct saw them bring the man out. >> sitting on the ground. i can't say he was burning. liked like he had smoke on him but he couldn't talk or anythi anything. >> scary fort people who's house are indirectly affected by this. >> reporter: and back here live again firefighters still on the scene tonight. several fire companies respond responded. again, spraying water from the ground right now possibly putting out some hot spots. we are still waiting to learn where this fire started and how and again one person recovering at cooper hospital tonight. back to you. >> all right, thank you, shawnette. >>> in chester county the hunt continues for driver who crashed no police car then took off. skyfox over route 3 in willis town township earlier tonight. investigators say the driver slammed into a cruiser then got out of the car and ran. right now police are searching through ridley creek state park for that person. developing to night a teenager gunned down in wilmington. police say someo

. >>> people in camden took to the streets to call for peace. the peace in the streets march was held yesterday. marchers carried a casket to represent those killed in the city of camden this year. 7 people lost their lives to violence in april alone. >>> members of two rail union have rejected a tentative deal that averted new jersey transit strike. union representing conductors and locomotive engineers to not ratify the union contract. they will return to the bargaining table with nj transit. it's not clear when it will happen. they reached a deal in march 24 hours before the strike deadline. >>> chris christie faces a time limit on gender equality legislation that will require employers who pay work workers who do a similar job equally regardless of their sex. one called on state contractors to report wage data which christie called burdensome, the other allowed statue of limitation with pay restrictions to start with each pay record. >>> the penn relays set a new world record. she is 100 years old, she felt so good after the race she did a f

in total about 350 graduating rutger's university camden students will be attending the commencement. the key speaker will be barack obama. live for now from cam den, mo'nique braxton. >> the storms that rolled through yesterday may be to blame for scenes like this but fortunately it is all behind us. when we return we'll have a cooler forecast. >>> an air display today. the thunder birds will be among the stars of the air show. le. >>> good sunday morning. we had a cold front move through late yesterday. we had rain, rumbles of thunder, strong gusty winds. behind it was cold air. walking up this morning, temperatures are on the chilly side. we will bump up a little bit. we are dry here in the philadelphia area, but as we go to the north western part of the state, an upper level low way to the north of canada. it is just churning a little moisture off of the lake. we're getting lake effect temperatures cold enough. like the upper lehigh valley. mainly sunny for a isolated scattered shower coming through the area. here are the temperatures. highs for today close to 60 in philadelphia.

the train was for rutger's camden students only the. did not stop until reaching camden. the grads were pumped for the historic speech. >> it was an honor they invited the current grads from newark and camden. i was i hope i get to see it on tv or something, knowing that we're going to be rutger's alum. it's an honor. >> president obama delivered the keynote address at the university's commencement as part of the year-long celebration of rutger's 250th anniversary. >>> developing tonight, a warning from the delaware department of health. officials wants patients who went to a wilmington cling to get tested for exposure to hiv and hepatitis, the medical spine and pain center need to contact their health care provider about blood born diseases. in a letter it says it was unable to confirm proper sterilization. also investigation revealed possible issues with unsafe injections practices and that's when a is shutdown the con cord medical center on may 7th >>> grief counsellors will be on university. the teens died in a prom night car crash in morris river township new jersey.

you'll probable i see it if you're driving in the camden area. the 76 years released this rendering in january. it will feature a full practice court, spordz medicine, a private restaurant. >> can you get us in there, vai? >> i don't know but it's nice. >> an and innovation lab for creating consumer related products. >> this is the next phase. it goes hand in glove with everything we're trying to do to re-invest back into the youth to make this city a healthy, prosperous, better place to be. >> the sixers training complex is expected to be ready for players a little bit later this year. this will be a boone for the city of camden as well. >> sure. >> the way that it will create jobs. also i think if you ever win a championship again, i think they will in the future, they do the bridge. ver the ben franklin >> are you calling it now? >> yes. and they include camden. >> that's good. >>> new this morning, a woman is recovering after being attacked by a dog. >> police are tell is us it was a frantic scene when they got there. >> the female jumped on

we will see hillary clinton in camden county later this week. a mother's day night out at the meadows diner turns contentious when the talk of the table turned to politics for this family. >> he is a moron. >> and hillary? look at her record. >> dawn supports hillary while her husband will vote for donald trump. >> i'm supporting hillary because donald trump scares the hell out of me. >> others are just happy new jersey will have a voice in the primary process where the democratic race remains contested. >> i think this is the weirdest election ever. >> bernie sanders drew a large crowd at rutgers today. >> we are taking this fight to the democratic convention. >> he made it it clear, he is to win a lot more in the next month, including new jersey. >> clinton doesn't mention sanders much these days. she added to her delegate lead with a win fin guam this weeken. >> he doesn't have a view. he has a slogan. he needs to be really pressed on that. >> clinton will hold a public rally at camden county college wednesday. an event dawn may attend. but s

gates decides he will confront cornwallis at camden. it's the summer of 1780 that the two armies face-off, with the marylanders and delaware blues being the linchpin that holds the southern army together. this is the backbone. these are the men there overtime. the militia comes and goes. at camden, cornwallis, who is outnumbered, practically destroys the american army. is an amazing story. it is a story that has been underreported in many ways. one reason is because it is an american defeat. it's after the destruction at camden that we see the heroics of men like john howard. it is a most a region of what happens at brooklyn. -- redo of what happens at brooklyn. to flea the british army. they are fleeing for their lives. is the kernel -- the colonel of the american army. one of the great epic stories occurs in february, where he-- the flying army, under the command of daniel morgan. one of the most powerful figures. incredible heroes like daniel morgan, has to come up with a way to defeat banister charleston. earlier in the war, he capt

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