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no overnight construction delaying any of our majors in pennsylvania. this is a live look in haddon heights, route 30 at 295. 295 is clear, the a.c. expressway, garden state parkway and finally if you're headed northbound on the 42 freeway making your way between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge. that's only a five-minute drive. >>> we're following breaking news in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. a teenager says she was raped by her stepfather. when police got there, they found the girl's mother beaten and covered in blood. doctors at st. christopher's hospital for children areç treating the teen. we have a crew on the way. the special victims unit will bring you more on the case throughout the morning. >>> a home invasion in delaware county leads to a police chase in philadelphia. just before 11:00 last night three men broke into a home in prospect park with several people inside. as people got there, the three were driving away and that's when the chase began. pursuit ended 12 miles away on i-95 at callowhill and the suspects took off on

our sarah gannon and danny cevallos are live outside of that courtroom in norristown, pennsylvania. also live with me here, legal analyst and defense attorney joey jackson and former prosecutor and defense attorney,

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you know he is presumptive nominee and pennsylvania voted for him. >> pennsylvania republicans that is. allison young is former special assistant to president george w. bush and says this interesting election cycle has made waves. >> pennsylvania historically has a low voter turnout, somewhere around 28 percent n they lex we are turning out

where she supports the largest tax increase in pennsylvania history. >> she was technically registered as a lobbyist for three days. she says she never did any lobbying work.

taking you wider, this is out here in central pennsylvania. so we don't want to put our umbrellas away just yet. temperatures are bumping up. we are slow to rise because of limited sunshine today. a little warmer up here now. the wind is helping to dry things out a little bit. . 55 in vineland, 55 right now in atlantic city. your planner for this morning in philadelphia, for the afternoon, 61 degrees with peeks of sunshine, 66 by 40u 0 p.m. 63 in the lehigh valley. we're not looking to get much out of the 60s as we move through the day. >> thank you for that, karen. 13 minutes after 9:00 on this sunday. still to come on this nbc 10 news today. for some it was a difficult day at the preakness. two horses are dead and there is a local connection. we'll explain after the break. >>> time now to check in on this week's wednesday's child. we are introduced to ramier. >> the thud thud thud of a basketball on a wooden floor, or clanking off of a rim and back board to some would be annoying but it's music to his ears. >> he loves basketball. bowling is

you can see the showers moving through the pennsylvania suburbs and into philadelphia. this is where it's coming down a little bit heavier in chester county this morning, those showers are on the move. we will see more rainfall not only this morning but during the day today. most of it light but occasional heavier downpours, especially this afternoon when there's a chance of thunderstorms. cooler this morning, 40s for south jersey. 52 at philadelphia international, 49 degrees in washington township while it's 50 in mt. laurel. a cool, rainy, drizzly start. there is warmer weather ahead. you may have noticed it on the seven-day forecast. that's a seven day for each part of our area. when i come back, a look at how much rain you can expect during the day. tracy? or jessica. >>> another wet morning, bill. we're starting on the vine street expressway right around 294th street. we're not dealing with that ongoing construction either. definitely a good thing if you take the vine to get to the schuylkill expressway or 95. no problems besides roads are a directions between brew

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this is since 1992, the presidential contests in pennsylvania. here's the county, beaver county where we were. it was blue 2004, blue again -- sorry, turned red in 2008 for the obama administration, but the big question is how red is this map going to get? these are steel workers, again, that were through and through democratic. but at this point they feel alienated by the system, they don't like what they're hearing from hillary clinton and donald trump is speaking to their wishes and their wants and their desires. we'll see what happens come november. still a lot of time left. >> jacob soboroff, thank you very much. very interesting question. i want to bring in senior political editor mark murray. mark, good seeing you this morning. >> good morning, jose. >> let's pick up where jacob left off. why are we seeing such close numbers in some of these battleground states, ohio, pennsylvania, florida? >> the biggest reason why is we have a very close race right now. and the national polls are going to end up reflecting close battleground state polls.

, in delaware county, pennsylvania. a schoolteacher had molested several boys, had raped one of them. the officials at the school figured out that something has gone wrong here. prosecutors were brought in, but they never felt like they had enough evidence to actually press charges, to bring a case. the school decided that they would dismiss this teacher. they didn't want him around anymore, but shockingly and appallingly, they decided that to facilitate his departure from the school, they would help him get a job at another school. they would actually recommend him for hire somewhere else. well, he did get a job at another school in west virginia, with the help in part of the letter of recommendation he got from the delaware county school district, and that teacher went on to become a school principal, and of course he continued his -- his appalling victimization of children, and it ended when he raped and murdered a 12-year-old boy named jeremy bell. well, justice eventually caught up with that monster who had gone fr

look around pennsylvania and it's not hard to spot winners. and with over 2 million winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single month, that's hardly a surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! everyone, 6:55 saturday morning, gray and cloudy and damp anticipate dreary once again this afternoon. most of the rains will hold off until late morning or lunchtime. 63 degrees early once the rains move in the numbers pull back in the upper 50s. we have nice changes heading this way you'll see that in 20 minutes or so. it's a damp weekend. we have an upper level low pressure system that's swinging through that will park off the coast later this afternoon and into the evening hours of that will keep the skies gray and gloomy through tuesday morning. it will throw back periods of rain from time to time. wednesday this low that dives through here first and pulls away and on the backside we start to see the winds shift out of the west/southwest. this is all really, really warm stuff. wednesday, 82, 83 degrees. thursday, there's mode

health officials couldn't philadelphia international airporting pennsylvania woman contracted a super bug resistant to common antibiotics. how doctors were able to treat her. >>> and new jersey lawmakers vote to ban smoking on public beaches and in parks. why governor christie is not convinced he wants it to be law. >>> but first, hello summer temperature. the heat and humidity arrived even with the sun out people looking for ways to cool off. >> i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. the heat was on today and it's about to get hotter. kate it's like somebody flip the switch. >> it feel like we've been feeling cool temperatures through the month of may. suspecting it was going to feel like jumping right into summer as soon as we got the clouds to break and we move out that cool pattern. that's what happened. we dove head first 92 summer yesterday. today was even warmer. temperatures 75 in dover. 74 in cherry hill right now. in philadelphia we're sitting at 76 degrees. take look at allentown. 80 degrees right now at 11:00 o'clock at night in late may. very very warm conditions again

and pennsylvania is apparently cashing in. the nbc10 investigators are finding out how much or how little is being done to protect your privacy. nbc10 investigative reporter mitch blocker went to state leaders for answers. >> reporter: albert lopez goes out of his way to avoid solicitors. >> i am trying to protect myself from outside sources that could do me harm. >> reporter: his address and phone number are unlisted. if a solicitor calls, he has an ad blocker. somehow he says, since he moved to pennsylvania, solicitors keep finding him. the only place you have given up information is to apply for a driver's license. >> that's correct. apply for a pennsylvania driver's license. >> reporter: lopez, like so many drivers, had no idea penn dot sold the information on his license and his driving history. he is not the only one. the nbc10 investigators found penn dot sold millions of driver records to more than 32,000 private companies and government agencies. we tracked pennsylvania drivers' information to companies in every state

pennsylvania's suburbs coming in around 50 degrees right now. we'll take a close-up look at mostly mid to low 50s. 53 unionville. 54 phoenixville. with our neighborhood weather, don't forget your seven-day forecast always scrolling at the bottom of the screen. we update that for you every single day so you'll never mess that. now looking in montgomery and bucks county, doylestown 52, elroy 53, ft. washington 52, gladwyne coming in at 52 degrees. so temperatures haven't really moved too much from this afternoon. and tomorrow we're still going to struggle to get near 60 degrees. it's going to be another cool, rainy day. the weather pattern still very unsettled. cloudy skies right now. thunderstorms just off to our south and farther off to our south and west. and this is going to be kind of the case as we go into tomorrow. not so much in the way of thunderstorm activity, but you see the rain just off to our south and west. that's going to move in as we go through the early-morning hours. so, we do have rain in the forecast for the morning commute a

health officials couldn't philadelphia international airporting pennsylvania woman contracted a super bug resistant to common antibiotics. how doctors were able to treat her. >>> and new jersey lawmakers vote to ban smoking on public beaches and in parks. why governor christie is not convinced he wants it to be law. >>> but first, hello summer temperature. the heat and humidity arrived even with the sun out people looking for ways to cool off. >> i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. the heat was on today and it's about to get hotter. kate it's like somebody flip the switch. >> it feel like we've been feeling cool temperatures through the month of may. suspecting it was going to feel like jumping right into summer as soon as we got the clouds to break and we move out that cool pattern. that's what happened. we dove head first 92 summer yesterday. today was even warmer. temperatures 75 in dover. 74 in cherry hill right now. in philadelphia we're sitting at 76 degrees. take look at allentown. 80 degrees right now at 11:00 o'clock at night in late may. very very warm conditions again

pennsylvania is cashing in. our investigation has raised new questions about how much or how little is being done to protect your privacy. we went to state leaders for answers. >> reporter: albert lopez goes out of his way to avoid solicitors. >> i'm trying to protect myself. >> reporter: his address and phone number are unlisted. his computer is guarded. another program makes his browser history untraceable. somehow he says since he moved to pennsylvania, solicitors keep finding him. >> the only place you have given up information is to apply for a driver's license. >> that's correct, apply for a pennsylvania driver's license. >> reporter: he had no idea penndot sold his information. he is not the only one. the nbc 10 investigators found penndot sold millions of driver record to more than 32,000 private governments and government agencies. we tracked information to companies in every state in the country, credit agencies, insurance companies and car dealerships. do you know specifically why a car dealer in hono

low 60s for pennsylvania suburbs and philadelphia. wednesday, though, we'll see a better improvements. we have the morning rain in the forecast wednesday, mid-60s, but by the afternoon, looking better. thursday and friday are good. temperatures in the 70s, mid to low 70s, but the weekend forecast, not the up official start to summer yet, but there's rain into this week and temperatures in the mid-60s, and it is rainy saturday and sunday. don't forget with the new neighborhood weather, your seven day forecast is at the bottom of the for you. a closer look at the rain ahead. that's coming up. >>> thanks, sheena. diving in. nbc 10 is there as rescuers scramble to save a driver who ended up underwater. >>> used to fighting flames, but a fire department has a different problem on its hands today. what caused this wet mess next at 5:00. >>> coast guard plucks four people from a sinking boat north of tampa, florida. a woman with the boat with her child call for help when the boat took on water. at the video. they were on a fishing trip. luck

we are following breaking news in pennsylvania. bill cosby is inside a suburban philly courtroom right now. the 78-year-old actor arriving just a short time ago for a crucial hearing to determine whether he'll go to trial for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 2004. nbc's janet shamlian is live outside the court house in norristown, pennsylvania. janet, what's happening inside that courtroom? >> reporter: jose, good morning to you. as of about ten minutes ago, the hearing had not started yet. it was scheduled to start at 9:30 eastern time. the unknown at this point is whether andrea constad is in court. we saw bill cosby come in 45 minutes ago. a few minutes after his attorneys. he was guide by an assistant but looked strong, was wearing a suit. when he exited his suv he waved to a crowd of supporters here. this is a preliminary hearing. it is the very first time bill cosby is appearing in court on criminal charges. today a judge will decide whether there is evidence enough to go forward with the trial and the ba

not much money is spent in pennsylvania after labor day. some republicans test the waters in michigan and pull out by september. we're going to see money, time, and resources spent in places that tra lilgsly, in the past ten or 15, 20 years haven't been general election battleground. we'll see if clinton can try to stretch the map there. this will be until proven otherwise by data. traditional election with a lot of focus across the industrial midwest. >> there's a lot of time between may and november. we'll see what happens. this is a conversation that we're going increasingly going to have, looking ahead to that electoral college map, how donald trump who is the presumptive nominee, not only because we said it, but reince prieb priebus, tweeted just a little while ago, he considers donald trump the presumptive nominee as well. >> whether or not he's running against clinton or sanders, this is going to be a brutal, brutal race. there are a lot of democrats, van jones among them, who are very, very concerned and very, very worried that dona

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you and i are both from pennsylvania. guns are big in pennsylvania not because of people hunt deer, but because it's symbolic. >> who was the last all out liberal senator from pennsylvania? joe clark beaten in '68 on the gun issue. >> the point is it's not the gun themselves it's what the guns symbolize to people he's appealing to. the idea of we're not relying on the government for protection. it's a symbolic thing. it's men and white mostly. if trump is going to have a chance in the states you're mentioning he's going to have to draw hugely from those voters. they're frankly going after them and that's what this is about. >> it's not so much an argument. hillary clinton has been clear. she's been pushing gun safety. i was watching her a month or so ago you're taking a chance being so strong on gun safety. i know it's the loop holes, but to the people who are second amendment people it's a threat to them. anyway, i think she's staked out a strong position on gun safety and she's got to deal with the results. >> you know,

pennsylvania suburbs, 46 degrees. philadelphia is at 50 degrees. in delaware, that 50 degrees. still a cooler spot to be found. odessa at 49 degrees. there you can see the clouds over delaware. a bit thicker in southern delaware and into new jersey. notice there's no rainfall. a little bit of misty. a brief shower possible this afternoon. it's tomorrow that we'll see the heavier rain as we're moving into the weekend. it's part of the system spinning to the south. it's going to be moving to our south and heading up the coast for tomorrow. that's going to bring us the heavy rainfall, especially tomorrow morning. this is 8:00 tomorrow morning. our futurecast, what a difference a day will make. steady rainfall and some potential for some heavy rainfall as we go through the morning. those storms streaming around the low pressure to the south. the onshore flow will keep us wet through the morning. by afternoon, we'll start to dry out. that's 2:00 in the afternoon. what a difference. mainly dry friday evening. it's the weekend that still could see a shower on saturday, but there may b

play pennsylvania millions from the pennsylvania lottery, and you could win... ...on the spot. keep on scratchin' >> it's really miserable out there and i think we all know who to blame. >> matt? >> let's take a check of the roosevelt boulevard. this is the bridge over the schuylkill river approaching the schuylkill. the earlier accident we had right here is cleared but we had a bunch of early morning accidents. burlington bristol bridge the overnight construction is cleared so the bridge is reopened so that's some good news. mass transit new jersey transit atlantic city rail line shuttle busing between 30th and pennsauken through friday morning. they're doing repair work there, dave. >> all right, karen, on the big board, we have the rain that she's talking about and it is amelus ou a mess out ther. lots of rain 295, new jersey turnpike, pennsylvania turnpike. we're seeing drying by reading although you could still be caught with an additional shower there. dressing the kids rain gear this morning. probably don't need it this afternoon as we're down to just real spotty drizzle

rothfus of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 720, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. rothfus: thank you, mr. chairman. i also want to thank my good friend from indiana for her leadership on this very important piece of legislation as well as the chairman and ranking member of the committee for working together to bring it to the floor today. the united states is being ravaged by skyrocketing levels of prescription opioid and heroin abuse. this brutal epidemic has accounted for more than 28,000 american deaths in 2014, destroying families and devastating local communities alike. my constituents in western pennsylvania have been particularly hard hit. in the past two decades, there has been a 470% increase in drug overdose deaths. the vast majority of these have been heroin and opioid-related. two weeks ago at a local hospital in my district, five overdose patients were

>> well, you can look at pennsylvania. and pennsylvania for democrats is basically florida for republicans. 20 electoral votes, extremely important, a table setter. before you win ohio, virginia, other states, you have to make sure you take care of business in pennsylvania. and so if trump were to outperform previous republican nominees in the rust belt states -- michigan, pennsylvania, ohio -- it would totally change the electorate. so you can see, if you want pennsylvania, iowa, and florida, he's likely to be our next president. >> florida, pennsylvania, ohio, winning all three of those just to be clear, that's a heavy lift. >> well, and pennsylvania has gone democratic i think the last six presidential elections in a row. because of the work that happened in 2008 during the primary, and the work that's continued since, there's almost a million more registered democrats than republicans in pennsylvania. it's a very, very, very tall order for him to do that. but that is probably his most plausible path to 270. >> flip it

in pennsylvania, he is leading by seven points. that group of independence may shrink a bit as "are to the election. is that they are finding their party toward the end of this, the same people, or is it that the independents tend to drop out and more partisans come in? that has yet to be determined. john: and we know these candidates are coming in with high unfavorable ratings by historic standards for presumptive nominees. talk a little bit about what you see across these three states. well, i think the conventional wisdom going and is these are both candidates who have high unfavorables, and that is true and this data found that out. what was the conventional wisdom is that donald trump's unfavorables were much higher than hillary clinton, and in these three states in these polls, that is not the case. that one of these candidates had higher unfavorables, that was hillary clinton. mark: i do not think i have seen a national or staple where donald trump had better or close to equal favorable-unfavorable to clinton's of the stando

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. >> coal industry, pennsylvania. >> yes. >> donald trump locked down pennsylvania. with every county there is a chance a republican with win pennsylvania. >> this is released to everybody that you don't care. as a conservative, you don't need me in new york in general. just in general. >> are you ready to take it any other place? >> no. that is what you mean. >> i'm kidding. when you look at the exit polls, republicans in indiana only 11% say what is more important than winning. they have anger at the establishment. so i think republicans may be looking at 1984 and the senate going, the house going and maybe a third party for that. >> if you're predicting it. >> you have a better chance of that. he can win 3 or 4 states and hillary clinton still wins the election. >> i think hillary clinton got twice the number of votes as any republican voters out there in pennsylvania this past primary. so if it does come down to a certain state, interest is ohio and another thing is that as a leader of the party that is his job. that is what he is supposed to do. there is a group

that's what they say, david, but it's also pennsylvania and florida, and if you look at pennsylvania, yes, we call that a swing state. it's gone back and forth over decades but really only so much forth recently. it's a pretty democratic state the last 20 years. >> that's true. that's why i tend to use the word battleground over swing because some of the states, you're right, have swung, but they're still where the campaign is joined, right? they're still where they look at -- both campaigns will look at those numbers and say, hey, maybe we need so spend some money in pennsylvania. the campaign schedules, you will see candidates in pennsylvania. so it will be a battleground state, i have no doubt. it's one that probably leans democratic at the start of this race, but it is precisely the kind of state where donald trump believes his working class, you know, white male working class appeal, not college educated, the core of his support may somewhere some real resonance in a state like pennsylvania. >> not so swingy, pennsylvania. >> not so swinging but battlegroundy. >> david chalian, t

passed in pennsylvania. >> smoking has not been passed in pennsylvania. that's why i'm here helping. >> posttraumatic stress disorder i was in the military 11 years in the marine corp. i figured i've earned the right to smoke whatever i want to smoke. >> reporter: medical reasons or recreational, a smoke joints. >> as an old job with injuries and arthritis and everything, i can get oxycodone i don't want to do any of those things. >> smoking is the best option for people. >> happy mothers day. >> this mother daughter team traveled here from lehigh county. >> i have severe rheumatoid arthritis and to fiber myalgia and it's minority for patients who suffer chronic illnesses. >> we have to save our positions and people that want to do it recreationally. we need to stop prosecuting for victimless crimes. >> one pot smoking woman told us she never thought she'd see the day she can walk along a smoking a joint in front of a police officer and not get arrested. philadelphia, as you know does allow you a small you a

i think i'll win pennsylvania. i'm sure i'm going to win pennsylvania. i'll win florida, which you have to win. i think i'm going to do very well, but i will put states in play that no other republican will even talk about or go to. >> do you think the general election has already started, you versus hillary clinton, that for all practical purposes bernie sanders is out? >> i think what has happened. there's been a flip, i'm even surprised about it. i thought i would be going longer, she would be going shorter. that's like a football team can't get the ball over the line, put it away. she can't put it away. i thought she would be campaigning against me. yeah, i'll be campaigning against her. >> the general election campaign from your perspective starts today. >> essentially it started, yeah, today. started three months ago when i hit her hard. >> your tone is supposedly more presidential or will you really go after her? >> look, i went to the best school, i am a smart person, i did well. you know. i am who i am. i don't like to change, i don't like to re

now just coming into western pennsylvania. there is a cloud shield in front of the cold front, so we are expecting our sunshine to be shrouded in clouds as we move through our saturday, and then we are looking for the moisture to come pushing through quite quickly west to east. that would be later on today. we could have some gusty thunderstorms embedded in that system. the good news is it's going to move through quite fast. rosemary. >>> the dad vail regatta is well under way. the annual event draws thousands to the banks of the schuylkill river for the country's largest collegiate rowing competition. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live right there along the schuylkill. randy, the dad vail is wrapping up just a little bit earlier. they've compressed the schedule. tell us about it. >> reporter: it is a race against the weather. as you can see the temple crew team here is getting ready to hit the water. they're about to put their boat in the water. as you mentioned, the storms we're expecting later this afternoon have changed a fe

women voters in pennsylvania. hillary clinton is up 51%, 32% in pennsylvania and got to do a lot more work to convince women voters out there. not just republican women voters or independent, potentially democratic women voters that he's good for women in america. >> i think this is a key point and this is one. i am glad you asked the question because one of the factors that goes into this is making sure that you have a message to give people a reason to vote for you and that message is very strong. if you take a look at the internals, well, in those polls, you'll see that the economy is the number one factor and donald trump has a resounding lead in all aspects of the economy. i think when people, particularly women, who are strong in america, strong in the households, they start to see that the security of their lives, the security of their families, the security of their livelihoods and their futures are going to be better guaranteed, better secured by donald trump than those numbers will show. >> you surprised

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i have felt from the git-go that he stood a good chance of winning pennsylvania. we've been running these moderate republican establishment republicans since ronald reagan and it's been a quarter of a century since we've won the state. this poll that's come out today i think verifies that. >> i think that poll sent shock waves and shifers through a lot of people. it ecos what you've been saying. >> i call him trumpzilla. even if he loses the sun belt, he still has that rust belt opportunity. you just saw that now in the polling data. i think that really seriously the fact that he can in the same sentence be on the left and the right of any issue makes him dangerous on trade. >> what's remarkable is that for decades republicans have been looking for a candidate like this who harness this kind of excitement and enthusiasm and energy instead of foising candidates upon the base and begging the base to come around, well they finally found the candidate for whom there is all of this excitement and enthusiasm, they've done at the expense of the party, but they're not hav

satellite and radar, we have snows flying across western pennsylvania in the high elevations between buffalo and pittsburgh. this is an upper level low pressure system. some areas could see a passing sprinkle or shower. the call from accuweather, mostly cloudy conditions, windy and chilly today a vigil around, high -- sprinkle around, highs around 60 degrees, most of us stuck in the 50s. when i come back we'll talk about the chilly changes in the seven-day forecast. >>> new this morning, from bensalem bucks county, a fire at the lincoln motel has killed a person. investigators say it looked like someone set the fire on purpose. the blaze broke out around 2:30 a.m. when firefighters arrived they found smoke pouring from rooms 103 and 104. >>> officers were called in the early morning hours for a fire. the fire appears suspicious in nature. at this time we have a confirmed victim inside. firefighters rescued three other people. officials have not released the name of the person who died and they not said if they made an arrest. >>> new this morning, a young woman is in critical conditi

we had a bit of a break in parts of pennsylvania and chester county. lancaster county, but it's filled in now. it's still dry, and it's going to stray dry in the lehigh valley, burkes, lehigh, and north hampton counties. problem is, there's moisture back to the west, and some of that is moving our way later on tonight and into tomorrow. i can't promise you dry weather tomorrow. although, it's not likely to be heavy, but what the temperatures are doing -- the rain is really knocked it down except, again, lehigh valley, it's just cloudy. 54 in delaware, 56 in philadelphia. warm spots, bethlehem at 60, in mid may, that's the warm spot. reading is 55. i'll show you later just how cool it is in other parts of the area. a lot of 50s around now. yet another wet and chilly day. the high temperature officially so far, 62 degrees after 66 yesterday. guess what the high is tomorrow? 62 degrees. you can take a look at the seven-day forecast below me for any part of the area at any time during the weather. it's not just for philadelphia anymore. this is the philade

southeastern pennsylvania sure has it. like yesterday we have pockets of steadier rain highlighted in yellow. this is pushing up through chester county, philadelphia, delaware county, bucks and montgomery county for the most part. a little bit of it pushing through southern northampton county as well. and then down in cape may county most of the heavy stuff off the shore but along the coast a couple sprinkles and showers there. that's the way we're starting out. all of this moving to the north and it shouldn't be with us all that much longer. behind it there are a couple sprinkles and showers farther to the south. women low pressure getting closer to the south of us we'll wind up with that easterly flow again today that tosses a few more showers in this afternoon. temperatures this morning are a little cooler than yesterday. we're at 51 in philadelphia. 51 in allentown. 51 in wilmington. upper 40's in millville down to cape may. on the bus stop this morning probably sitting on or about 50 degrees and it's damp so the kids

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they've fallen into the 40s in the pennsylvania suburbs. 47 degrees. a dreary view from new tripoli, pennsylvania. into the middle 50s for parts of the area. steady rainfall tapering off this afternoon. delaware will warm up to 57 degrees. the low 50s for the suburbs. at the jersey shore, there's the threat of flooding this morning and again this evening. >> make sure you'reç using the nbc 10 app. you can get push alerts about weather, where you live sent straight to your phone. >>> today a motions hearing is scheduled in the federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah. he's accused of accepting bribes and misusing funds. opening statements in the trial are scheduled for may 16th. >>> maybe for mother's day you should get mom a powerball ticket. then she'll have a chance to win the agreeing jackpot. tomorrow night's drawing is worth $415 million. >>> it's derby weekend. watch the 142nd running of the kentucky derby right here on nbc 10. coverage begins tomorrow at 4:00. post time is at 6:34. big weekend. guys going to watch the derby? >> yes

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steadier rain central pennsylvania. harrisburg heavier rain and pottstown, preakness stakes later on, most of the rain by the time the race starts should be long gone at that point maybe leftover drizzle or patchy shower. the track will be muddy. here's route 49 from salem to millville. from that point north nothing is going on, a little bit of patchy drizzle is starting to show up near the delaware bay and light showers from western portions of new castle and kent county in delaware. 63 degrees is the high temperature in philadelphia today. which is a good 15 degrees make that 12, i can't do my math this morning 12 degrees below the seasonal average of 75. 56 is where we started this morning that's on par for this time of the year. 54 in allentown. wilmington, 58. millville, 55. trenton, 54. cape may 58 and on the boards in atlantic city, 56 degrees. a lot of rain across the mid atlantic states this morning. the steadiest stuff arrives after lunchtime. overly the next several hours, cloudy, patchy drizzle. late this mo