keith jones is also there live. what's the latest? >> reporter: firefighters are still attacking this thing. they just stopped from the air. take a look at all these trucks. one, two, three, four ladders all around this commercial building. i want to show you, too, at one point a jump to an abandoned building that is right next door as the camera continues to pan across third street. firefighters busted out windows and one got caught up in the flames thanks to video posted to social media. [ bleep ]. >> i was talking with that firefighter's colleagues here. he is okay but this commercial building was filled with mattresses. that made the fire much more difficult to control and i want you to take a look at sky force 10, the bright orange highlighting the dark night. hot spots all over the place. luckily, no one was hurt. coming back to me live right here on third street i want to show you what firefighters had to contend with. as you start to pan up you see some of the power lines they had to avoid and negotiate in order to attack thes

hopefully going to help get these kids and teach them a lows son. >> reporter: keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> septa's body camera program is paying off. an audit is tallying the effectiveness of the program. this is body camera footage from three separate incidents. the report says that injuries to suspects are down 20%. officer injuries have dropped 30 percent and complaints have decreased 25%. >>> the police input is asked for a $1 billion medical complex in burlington county. and would be a replacement for memorial hospital in burlington county. the project gained approval from the trownship. >>> carryout liquor sales could be expanded in pennsylvania. a bill was passed that would allow carryout spirits. officials estimate it could bring in more than $100 million in revenue. >>> no jacket required for a run along kelly drive tonight. not even a shirt for that guy. but we are tracking big changes on the way. >> look at the radar. a lot of rain and thunderstorms moving across the area overnight and we could see stronger storms later this week. >> we are tracking it all for you tonight.

i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm keith jones. up next "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. come back for the draft special. >>> tonight, paying the price. late word of a settlement me between united airlines and that passenger violently dragged off a plane as we sit down exclusively with united's ceo. what he says is to blame and what changes are on the way. >>> cop-killer stand off. a state trooper gunned down and a 20-hour drama. the swat team blows the door open as he comes out shooting. >>> american special ops soldiers killed. two dead, another wounded. what happened? >>> tv controversy, a new series about a fictional teenage girl and the 13 reasons why she took her own life. some schools sounding the alarm accusing the series of glamorizing suicide. >>> what's the story? an inspiring young

. >> keith jones is live at the art museum. i drove by there today. a lot going on already. >> reporter: it will surprise you just how fast this is going up. take a look behind me. there is a barrier right here. we are at the top of the art museum. this will soon rise to become the nfl draft theater. but for visitors it pales in comparison to being able to run the steps. in just three weeks, a free nfl draft festival kicks off. but some don't care about it. >> i came all the way out here to film on the infamous rocky steps. and it's heart breaking. it's not happening now. >> reporter: this guy is readiying his camera, his sweatshirt reads doubt me. the rapper traveled the country from los angeles to find this. >> damn you, nfl. >> reporter: the traffic right now is nothing compared to what it will be like in a few weeks when the road closes. now the steps are covered. scaffolding surrounds george washington while big rigs infiltrate the oval. >> i'm not prepared for this at all. >> reporter: this resident has to drive in and out of philadelphia every

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news. it was reportedly sexually assaulted on her school bus. >> i had parents that are literally afraid to put their kid on the bus. >> these are kids that you'll have. investigators are saying an older student on the bus is responsible for this crime. >> i just checked with police and there are no charges at this time. also parents tell me that there are no cameras aboard trenton school buss. special needs she's nonverbal. so police are relying heavily on students who saw it happened. >> it happened at the end of the month. >> police con if you remembered they are activating the sexual assault of a girl who boarded the bus from the school last week. >> another student approached her and unzipped his ants and pushed her head towards his groin area. >> they told school administrators right away. . >> she's only 5. >> police and investigators with the special victims unit of the restaurants office would not confirmed if an aid was on the bus. or who has been interviewed. the school district

keith jones is outside the restaurant and those pictures get your attention so what's the story behind them? >> reporter: i got that one tonight. according to this lawsuit right here, the guy was sitting down at the bar, pad did i whack, he claimed the guy behind it was ignoring him when he finally got served that the guy through a glass at his face. >> it hits my topped teeth and nose and it shattered across my face and i had one of my cuts was right here that i had to get stitched up. >> reporter: bruised and bloodied this is what he looked like after the september incident. >> i have to look in the mirror and i see all these scars and i'm just like it brings me back to that moment. >> reporter: doctors worked on him at the hospital. he was studying to be a physici physician's assistant. he needed 20 surgeries. the video system wasn't working the night the glass was thrown and seeks more than $50,000 in damages. i want the other side of the story so we paid a trip to the bar in question on south street. the manager wasn't in but i left my information and was provided a number. i dial

nbc 10's keith jones shows us how. >> i would like to take you to sick bay. >> reporter: from the small screen, right into your kids' hands. the "star trek" tricorder. the medical device diagnosing patients so popular, we didn't care it was fake. >> that's cool. >> reporter: but now it's as real as ever, thoonanks to dr. basel harris. e.r. doctor by day, trekkie by night. >> we've watched nearly every episode p episode. >> space, the final frontier. >> reporter: to boldly go where no man has gone before. they entered the tricorder contest using their own money to replicate the mobile tricorder. >> how can i do that? that seems perfect. >> reporter: they came up with this. >> this is to measure your lung function. >> reporter: it's called dex terrify. it diagnoses and interprets 13 health conditions like pneumonia or diabetes, while monitoring five health vitals. >> let's try to make it into the top ten group. that would be incredible! >> reporter: especially with more than 300 different contestants from 12 countries, many with government or corporate backing. but in the end -- >> give y

good evening, i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. ted greenberg talked with that boy and his parents today and is live. this is an incredible story. >> reporter: it is. a burned out shell is all that's left of the mobile home. the family that lived here managed to get out unharmed. thanks, they say, to the young h hero. >> the aftermath is devastating, but the 8-year-old's loved one says they are safe because of his quick thinking. >> i don't think none of us would be alive. >> he was startled out of sleep by flames and smoke in his bedro bedroom. he woke up his step dad who got kain, hi mom, 4-year-old sister and the family dog out of the burn egg harbor township home. >> he told me, he's like, mom, u don't know what happened but i woke up and told myself i had to be brave and i jumped off the bed ask my body knew what i had to do. >> the fire has been ruled an accident. the family believes it started the blaze. he's a first grader at the primary school where a ceremony will be held tomorrow to honor him for his heroism. >> a lot of

live in the breaking news center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> today the mother of a pennsylvania state trooper who died in an ambush gave emotional testimony in front of the man convicted of killing her son. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal was in the pike county courtroom for day two of eric frein's sentencing. >> reporter: pennsylvania has a moratorium on capital punishment but the jury still to do decide life in prison or the death penalty. today the mother of that slain trooper took the stand. >> while eric frein was still on the run after killing corporal bryon dickson, dixon's family was left shattered. the jury heard emotional testimony. >> i want them to know about bryan dixon both as a father, a son, a husband. >> reporter: dixon's mother darla recalled getting the knock on the door. a priest and two troopers. she spoke of forgiveness telling the jury i do not hate eric frein but that does not mean we don't hold him accountable. the prosecution hoping to put frein on death row. >> she mentioned, she forgives him doesn't hate him but wants accountability r accountability. >> reporter:

. >> i hear cheers from the newsroom from keith jones. >> keith went there? >> never heard that. >> for a look at what's coming up at 11:00 -- >> a 5 year old missing for hours and now the family is blaming the school bus driver. we go to the school district for answers. that's tonight at 11:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ la vie est belle. la vie est belle. the eau de parfum, lancôme. customize your free 7-piece gift. available now at boscov's. >>> taking a live look at cape may. a warm afternoon. might be showers tonight leading into a warm tomorrow. not a clear shot out there though. >> looks like a painting out there. >> it's a little bit overcast. looks like we'll be up near 80 acro across much of the area. it won't be as warm along the jersey shore. tomorrow 81. isolated showers and storms mainly in the morning. maybe hit and miss in the afternoon. sun will come out. 66 on saturday. could see showers in the evening lingering into sunday and then next week it is stunning. a great week ahead. >> perfect. >> looking forward to that. thanks for watching at 6:00. >> we

good evening, i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. the white house called this bomb large, powerful and accurate to take out tunnels and caves used by isis. let's get right to jacqueline london live in the breaking news center. what do we know about this. >> the president spoke this afternoon and would not say whether he organized the attack. out of site ask allied forces near the border. while we don't know why this bomb was used this this instance.

riegts now let's go back to the studios with keith jones and erin coleman. >> thank you. >>> nbc 10 will bring you behind the scenes for all the action from the nfl draft tonight. catch our live draft day special at 7:00. then we'll wrap up all the highlights for you on sunday night with eagles blueprint. >> this former national security adviser michael flynn is being investigated by the defense department. at issue whether flynn took payments from foreign governments. new documents show that flynn was warned about accepting gifts from foreign governments when he retired in 2014. but flynn accepted nearly $34,000 to speak in russia the following year and another $500,000 from the turkish government. his lawyer claimed his briefed the defense department before and after the trip to moscow. >> i don't care what his lawyer says. there's no such document saying he requested permission to get money or received it. >> he was forced to e resign in february after it was revealed he misled mike pence about conversations with the russian ambassador. >>> switching gears now, sentenced to die. eric

let's go back to keith jones. what happened to the pilot? >> the pilot was able to safely eject. it happened near ann druz air force base. injuries aren't life threatening. he was the only person on board. one man says he was running to help when debris started raining down. >> as i was running towards the pil pilot, things are falling down all over the neighborhood. so i ducked behind the house. and i waited for all those things to stop. >> houses in that area have been e evacuated. there are no reports of any other injuries or damages to those homes. but an investigation into what caused the crash continues tonight. live in the breaking news center. >> rock and roll to help revive atlantic city. . new details about the makeover from the taj mahal and 3,000 new jobs coming with it. hard rock international bought the casino last month. it will invest $375 million into the project. . plans include stripping the taj mahal of its theme, renovating the property and rebranding it as a hard rock cafe and casino. >> we are committed to do one thing and one thing only. do it right. >> e

. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news at 5:00 with keith jones and erin coleman. >>> a colorado company taking marijuana seams to a whole new level. >> as further a drive-thru dispensary opened yesterday. parachute, three hours outside denver off i-70. an old drive-thru restaurant. you pull in, without getting out of your car, you can buy your choice of marijuana. >> it's a stand-alone building that you drive your car into. the doors close behind you, so you're technically inside the dispensary, inside your automobile. >> on the menu, lemon diesel, mile high mint chocolate and peanut butter buddha. it recreational smoking is legal in colorado it is illegal to get high while driving. no one under 21 eve ain ln allo on the property. not even in a customer's car. >> wow. >> and turning to weather. hoping things clear up. >> second half the weekend. chilly temperatures, accurate forecast, i am tracking 80s next week. >>> plus, for two years we've never heard from convicted man eric graen but th eric green. but that's about to change. figuring a strategy to keep him alive. >>> you really needed umb

keith jones is following the latest breaking news. spicer has been trying to walk this back all night. >> many critics here in philadelphia say the damage was done. >> it is almost nice enough to have class outside today. >> the heat rising for sean spicer talking about the chemical weapons attack in syria. >> you know, you had someone as we despicable as hitler. >> he did kill hundreds during the holocaust. >> someone said did you hear what sean spicer said? i looked it up and i said oh, my god. >> they called spicer's assertion. >> to say hitler didn't even use gas isn't even correct. there is nobody worse than hitler. >> i'm absolutely sorriest specially during a week like this to make a comparison that is inappropriate and inexcusable. >> they say the ann frank center called ton the president to fir his press secretary. >> we hit the streets on phil fi and found forgiven spicer only goes so far. >> it is an opportunity when someone makes an offensive comment, however you're representing the white house. more is expected of you. >>

. >> keith jones -- >> i want to show you something on the screen. these three men beat this guy until he was unconscious. he is fearing these guys will come after him again. it's difficult to watch this video. people are still talking about saturday's violent beating. >> they just attacked him. it was -- it was vicious. >> reporter: latoya works next store to the restaurant on b. street. the attack happened outside her store. >> the guy stomped on his head a few times really hard. that will cause a lot of trauma. >> i couldn't watch the video. >> reporter: we showed the father the video saying he never saw his attackers coming. >> anybody who would walk away. i don't want that to happen to nobody. >> reporter: police are look for these three men. you can see them looking through the windows. >> you can tell that the guys news who they were looking for. >> reporter: the victim swears he doesn't know his attackers. >> broad daylight and down the street from the police department? yeah, it's -- philly has to get it together. >> reporter: the men stole

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> we have new video tonight of the moment gunfire erupted at the terror attack yesterday in paris. there you hear the barrage of gunshots along the champs-elysees. the gunman used an assault rifle to shoot and kill a police officer. he wounded two others before police shot and killed him. he spent 14 years in prison for attacking police officers. security forces raided his family's home today trying to find out if he had any accomplices. they found a note praising isis that fell from the shooter's pocket near the scene. >>> at home, philadelphia police are questioning two people after a shootout that left a man in critical condition and just missed a man sleeping in a nearby hope. the gunshots erupted late last night. police spotted two cars driving away and say two guns were thrown from one of the cars. >>> new details tonight about a philadelphia soccer coach accused of raping one of his players. immigration officials saying that the suspect was in the u.s. illegally. police say he talked the girl into having sex with him and got her pregnant. she was 14 at th

and keith jones was among tho p purpose last night, and the red ball raises money for the red cross houses which helps family recovers after they have lost their homes to fires or disaster. >>> we will have more about the collapse of the flyers' goal ie on the ice last nice, including reaction from the team. >>> we have the final four action next in sports. happy sunday. the flyers entered last night with their playoff hopes thinner than their patience with a long road trip, and then eight minutes into the game, michal neuvirth collapsed in the crease with nobody near him. and neuvirth was down for several minutes before being stretchers off, and she whe wast and conscience. >> it was a whirlwind of emotions, and i hope he is okay, and i am glad we were able to post up a win for him. >> do you expect to have one of your usual goaltenders tomorrow? >> how old am i? >> as for the game, the orange and black score twice in the first, and then his 17th power-play goal ties him for the team league. and then scores his first goal in 2017. wayne simmonds says you are not doing that to my boy, and

keith jones and aaron coleman are live from our draft view on the parkway. tomorrow, jim and i will take over for our draft day special at 7:00. sunday night, we will recap the event with our eagles blueprint special. >> so much going on and when it comes to football, of course, the weather is important, when we have to play those games. same with the nfl draft. >> so much is said outside there. and that's why we're glad the nbc 10 first alert glenn "hurricane" schwartz is our weather quarterback, if you will. glenn, don't throw any interceptions, please. >> yeah. i don't think we've got a problem in this case. and we've been telling you this for over a week with our ten-day forecast that the weather was likely to dry out and warm up by the time we had the draft and that is going to happen. this big upper air storm that's background plaguing us for the last few days is finally starting to move out. the dryer air from the west moving in. it's taking its good old time, but by the time we get into tomorrow, we're okay. noon time, 69 degrees. we have some clouds

keetsz jon keith jones has more. >> reporter: these pictures will probably shock you. stories of infestation of rodents and of mold. >> this is the kitchen. that's the bottom of the stove. >> reporter: picture after picture. mice and mildew. >> this is behind the stove. another one in the kitchen. or is that the bathroom? >> reporter: a difficult question for this disabled renter too afraid to reveal her identity. she says her landlord has tried to evict her. >> i was under the impression she was going to have someone clean up. i had to do this. >> reporter: she says she's on a fixed income and account afford to leave or fight the landlord. similar pictures were shown and stories were told in germantown tonight where the city staged an intervention. evictions affect one in 14 renters in philadelphia. 24,000 last year alone. >> families go into potentially homelessness. children lose access to their schools. >> reporter: this council woman calls it a crisis. landlords without rights to rent their home. >> but the most important thing that we need is for people to organi

nbc 10's keith jones shows us. >> i would like to take you to sick bay. >> reporter: from the small screen into your kids' hand, the "star trek" tricorder. the medical device diagnosing patients so popular, we didn't care it was fake. oh, that's cool. but now it's as real as ever thanks to dr. basil harris, e.r. doctor by day and trekky by night. >> we watched basically every episode growing up, you know, over and over again. consuming science fiction and being inspired by it. >> reporter: space, the final frontier. to boldly go where no man has gone before. with the help of his two brothers and sister, they entered the qualcomm tricorder contest five years ago using their own money to replicate the mobile tricorder. >> how can i do that? that seems perfect. >> reporter: they came up with this. >> this is spirometer to measure your lung function. >> reporter: it's called dexter. it diagnoses 13 health conditions, including diabetes, while monitoring health vitals. >> tlets try to make it into the top five group. that would be incredible. >> reporter: in the end -- >> give you this check fo

nbc 10's keith jones shows us how. >> i'd like to take you to sick bay. >> reporter: from the small screen right into your kids' hands, the "star trek" tri-quarter, the medical device diagnosing patients so popular, we didn't care if it was fake. but now it's as real as ever, thanks to dr. basil harris, er doctor by day, trekkie by night. >> we basically watched every episode growing up, over and over again. consuming science fiction and being inspired by it. >> announcer: space, a final frontier. >> to boldly go where no man has gone before. with the help of his two brothers and sister, they entered the prize contest a few years ago, using their own money to replicate the recorder. they came up with this. it's called dexter. it diagnoses and interprets 13 health conditions like pneumonia or diabetes while monitoring five health vitals. >> let's try to make it into the top 10 group. that would be incredible. >> reporter: especially with 340 different contestants from 12 countries many with government backing. but in the end -- >> we give you this check for $2.5 million. >> reporter: -- har

tonight's event was hosted by nbc 10's own keith jones right there. >>> now to your first alert weather. some people taking a stroll here on main street. a bit capitol hilly right now but we're going to warm up in a big way. >> the team has all the details tonight. let's get with meteorologist tammy souza, live outside of the studios. doesn't feel spring like right now. >> no. jim, jackie, glen, i'm invited you all to come out here with me on the plaza. it is chilly. i got the short straw. or maybe the long straw. i get to tell you how cold it was be tonight before glen tells you how warm it'll be. part of the problem is the wind gusts out there. we've had breezy wind gusts all day long. many didn't thaw out until this afternoon because it felt like it was in the 30s and 40s. 33-mile-per-hour winds in philadelphia. atlantic city, 31. wilmington, 29. you get the idea. it is breezy out there, and it is contributing to the feels like. the actual air temperature, mt. pocono is 30 right now. philly, 43. atlantic city, 43. here's what it is going to feel like for the remainder of the night. s

keith jones and erin coleman are live at our draft headquarters. had tgi friday's right along the parkway. >> we hear that music out there, guys. can you feel the buzz? >> no question here. it is palpable here, the energy. 200,000 fans, they're getting ready to descend on the parkway behind us for the draft and the fan experience. >> the city has been preparing as we all know for months and the culmination of all that work happens in just one more day. tonight, crews are putting the last minute touches on the draft arena. a live look right now on that theater right on the set of philadelphia art museum. >> today, philadelphia police outlined their security plan to keep the crowds safe. lauren joins us right in front of the draft stage. what can fans expect out there for the draft? >> well, the first thing you can expect when you get here is quite a show. take a look at this. this thing is huge. you'll be able to see this from way down on the parkway. but to actually get inside here, keep in mind, you are going to have to go through security. you'll

nbc 10's keith jones emceed the event. >>> so there is a peep show going on in maryland this month this the features the famous marshmallow treats made by the just born company based out of bethlehem. it features over 150 tasty characters like the peepalisa, the mr. peeptato head and genius albert eeinpeep. that didn't work quite as well as some of the other ones. >>> coming up, a manhunt is on in new castle county for the kidnapper who sexually assaulted a young child. nbc 10's matt delucia is following the search and also following a warning for the neighborhood. matt? >> reporter: and rosemary, while police still search for that kidnapper, they have a warning for other parents in this neighborhood. u i'll have that, coming up. >> and taking a live look outside wilmington, delaware, the sun is coming up and it's going to be a nice big warm-up in the days to come. we'll track it out for you, neighborhood by neighborhood, coming up. here's a live look outside penn's landing. beautiful shot of the ben franklin. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out,

keith jones, nbc10 news. >> new at 11:00, philadelphia police are increasing security in an area of north philadelphia after two teenagers were jumped. this cell phone video of the brawl that was posted on instagram police say it happened tuesday outside a carnival near the intersection of erie avenue and whit ker. there are no arrests at this time. >> take a look at this. those are parts and tools that can be used to make a se semiautomatic rifle and the gallo way say they were all in the possession of a 16-year-old. they did find bullets for another gun as well as cocaine. >> please also told us the teen was on probation for possession of a handgun on school property. >>> new at 11:00 a philadelphia nonprofit has lost its tools of the trade. the group cleans up the city's blight and puts young people to work but now that work is going to be a whole lot harder. >> brandon hudson is live outside. the recent break has really set therapy back. >> reporter: we're talking $2,000 worth of power tools stolen in a matter of minutes for a start-up nonprofit. this theft hurts the group's ability t

. >> and i'm keith jones. up next "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. come back for the draft special. >>> tonight, paying the price. late word of a settlement me between united airlines and that passenger violently dragged off a plane as we sit down exclusively with united's ceo. what he says is to blame and what changes are on the way. >>> cop-killer stand off. a state trooper gunned down and a 20-hour drama. the swat team blows the door open as he comes out shooting. >>> american special ops soldiers killed. two dead, another wounded. what happened? >>> tv controversy, a new series about a fictional teenage girl and the 13 reasons why she took her own life. some schools sounding the alarm accusing the series of glamorizing suicide. >>> what's the story? an inspiring young man. why so many kids are clambering to join his club. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. possibly another recent story generated the level of universal outrage q

good evening, i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. a domestic dispute triggered the shooting. there were kids nearby when this all happened. >> police tell us the children were inside the house. the shooting happened here on the driveway in front of the home. we're told that before police arrived, that man was able to get inside the house and that's where paramedics found him. tonight he's being treated at the hospital. >> it's a quiet neighborhood, but things happen. >> they knew a quiet family lived at number 83. >> they have lived there about a year. good neighbors, no noise, no problems. nothing like that. very polite kids. >> they saw the three kids outside playing, but know very

good evening, i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. the white house called this bomb large, powerful and accurate to take out tunnels and caves used by isis. let's get right to jacqueline london live in the breaking news center. what do we know about this. >> the president spoke this afternoon and would not say whether he organized the attack. out of site ask allied forces near the border. while we don't know why this bomb was used this this instance. >> they used a 43 weapon in afghanistan. the 43 is a large powerful and accurately delivered weapon. >> they referred everyone to the department of defense. he was proud of the military and did a good job. we are talking to a mill expert about what this attack means in the war on isis and u.s. relations in other parts of the world. >> an nbc 10 exclusive. after a son was shot in the head anded of his brabd new booik. a south jersey teen's father is fuming and anxious for justice. >> it's crazy this think something would happen. >> live in the county. this happened just last night. >> it w

good evening, i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. a domestic dispute triggered the shooting. there were kids nearby when this all happened. >> police tell us the children were inside the house. the shooting happened here on the driveway in front of the home. we're told that before police arrived, that man was able to get inside the house and that's where paramedics found him. tonight he's being treated at the hospital. >> it's a quiet neighborhood, but things happen. >> they knew a quiet family lived at number 83. >> they have lived there about a year. good neighbors, no noise, no problems. nothing like that. very polite kids. >> they saw the three kids outside playing, but know very little about the parents. >> i didn't know. >> the woman has been identified as a philadelphia federal officer. neighbored didn't know that until news broke she was accused of shooting her husband in the couple's driveway. what led to the shooting, police are not saying. but in a statement they have labeled the case a domestic-related shooting. neighbors say the family moved in a year ago and hav

. >> i'm keith jones. >> the inlet bridge is closed after the discovery of a crack in one of its piers. all new at 5:00, ted greenberg shows us the detour your next trip to the shore could include. tz. >> it's a pain in the butt. >> when he got to the inlet bridge, gary twigs was forced to make a u-turn after finding the span is is now closed until further notice. >> it is inconvenient. a very important link for these islands going back and forth. >> reporter: the 78-year-old bridge shut down after an inspection revealed a crack, movement is and severe deterioration in parts of the support structure. >> it's in unsafe condition. what was happening is the pilings were beginning to

. >> and i'm keith jones. new developments on the airplane video. governor christie asked the fed's to look into the situation. he said no passenger should ever be mistreated this way. . >> we are learning more about the man pulled off the flight. he's a doctor from louisville, kentucky. >> let's go live to cydney long

. >> and i'm keith jones. new developments on the airplane video. governor christie asked the fed's to look into the situation. he said no passenger should ever be mistreated this way. . >> we are learning more about the man pulled off the flight. he's a doctor from louisville, kentucky. >> let's go live to cydney long. passengers are upset by this. >> in their words, outraged. people we spoke to can't imagine paying to be treated this way on an airline. so in our own sign tisk poll, people used shocked, disapounted and upset. >> i am horrified by that. that's the worst thing i have seen in a long time. >> shocked and appalled. the math dropped when she watched the now viral video of a passenger being dragged from the seats he paid for. this when he refused to get off because united needed seats for its employees instead. >> the airline made the mistake. they are going to be suffering the consequences of that. >> she's one of dozens who without hesitation today united will not get their business. >> no way. >> we asked people will you not tlie becau

. >> i'm keith jones. >> the inlet bridge is closed after the discovery of a crack in one of its piers. all new at 5:00, ted greenberg shows us the detour your next trip to the shore could include. tz. >> it's a pain in the butt. >> when he got to the inlet bridge, gary twigs was forced to make a u-turn after finding the span is is now closed until further notice. >> it is inconvenient. a very important link for these islands going back and forth. >> reporter: the 78-year-old bridge shut down after an inspection revealed a crack, movement is and severe deterioration in parts of the support structure. >> it's in unsafe condition. what was happening is the pilings were beginning to cripple there. >> reporter: cape may county now working to arrange for emergency repairs. as more people head to the shore the spring season. >> it's very important this time of year. we'll just have to work our way through it. >> reporter: how long to get from avalon to sea aisle. let's time it. i took ocean drive down to avalon boulevard heading inland until i hopped on the garden state parkway. then got off

. >> here are keith jones and erin coleman. >> we continue to follow breaking news. a man shot dead by police in delaware. >> nbc 10 is talking to witnesses who saw the police chase happen with live team coverage, next. >>> and are you ready for some 80s? if you are, it may come with a little bit of rain and thunderstorm activity. we'll talk about that right after the break. >>> plus the nfl is revealing brand new insight into what to. expect for the draft and the rocky steps next week. this isn't the first time philly hosted the event. we'll explain the story in a wawa at 5:00. yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs? what's an rv? uh, the thing we've been stuck on for five years! wait, i'm not a real moose?? we've been over this, jeff... we're stickers! i'm not a real moose? give him some space. deep breaths, jeff. what's a sticker?!? take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. >>> a man

keith jones and erin coleman will be live with our preview then this thursday is eagles draft day. >> the draft isn't the only big sporting event happening in philly. the penn relay kick off this thursday. a lot going on. this blockbuster sports weekend coming up with mayor kenny. he also invited fans in town for the draft to take public transit and check out the historic running event. here's a live look at penn relays where the competition will be held. they start thursday the 27th. the world famous track and field competition has been held at u of penn since 1885. >> president trump is approaching the first 100 days of his presidency as tensions between the u.s. and north korea escalate. >> north korea threatening to sink a u.s. aircraft carrier and has contained another american citizen. the latest was a professor over the weekend when he tried to leave the country. north korea was the topic of discussion at a big meeting at the white house today. all 15 members of the united nation security council met with president trump. >>> congress is returning to capitol hill determined to

heading up our draft coverage once again, erin coleman and keith jones. >> amid all the fun, there will be some important decisions made tomorrow. keith and erin. >> some huge decisions, jim and jackie. the art museum may be the focus point of the draft, but another center of the attention will be another philadelphia landmark. >> yeah. the franklin institute will serve as the draft selection square as it's called. lauren shows us what we can expect to see unfold there. >> well, the big announcements are made at the theater. the big decisions, they happen right here inside the franklin institute. take a look. you'll see 32 tables here. one to have for each team. over here, that's where the eagles are.. two seats at that table. this is where they will make their decisions. they can watch it from here. when they make that final pick, they'll write it down. >> the team representatives fill out the card. there's an nfl representative that then takes the card from that person, hands it to the head table. the head table verifies it's an will want eligible player to be drafted. assuming everyt

good evening i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. that man refused to give up his seat after the man bumped him from the overbooked flight from chicago to louisville last night. >> that's when security got involved and chaos ensued. how did this happen? >> reporter: you can

. >> i'm nbc 10's keith jones. i'm aaron coleman, missing us on facebook like nbc 10's page and first-alert weather and . >>> the season for the philadelphia flyers is now over. there will be no playoffs, but there is hope for the future. the carolina hurricanes beat the orange and black 4-3 in a shootout at the wells fargo center. the flyers and their loyal fans saluted each other afterwards. bryan bickell played his final game last night. the two-time champ is retiring because of multiple sclerosis. doctors diagnosed him in january and they gave him a nice ovation to acknowledge his career. very classy. >>> and a man who broke up a fight at the jersey shore will gain national attention today for his good deed. ibn ali miller gained fame when this video went viral. he stopped two teens from fighting in an atlantic city street and today he'll appear on "the steve harvey show". >> i'm not -- i'm not a tv guy. this is not for me. >> you wouldn't do nobody. >> i did you, steve, and i'll be honest. i did you because of

good evening i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. that man refused to give up his seat after the man bumped him from the overbooked flight from chicago to louisville last night. >> that's when security got involved and chaos ensued. how did this happen? >> reporter: you can see those frantic moments. united asked four passengers to volunteer to get off the plane, first offering up $400 then upping it to 800 u. but when no one volunteered the airline chose four people at random and this man was one of them. >> no! this is wrong! oh, my god! look at what you're doing to him. oh, my god. >> reporter: you can see and hear the surprise and frankly disgust from other passengers as aviation police forcibly removed this man from the plane dragging him right down the aisle and this was just the beginning of the chaos. he managed to get back on that plane after he had been taken off. >> i have to go home. i have to go home. i have to go home. i have to go home. >> so he seemed disoriented. after this fee asco everyone on the plane was then ask

nbc 10's keith jones hosted the event. >>> so there is a peep show going on in maryland this month. this one features the famous marshmallow treats that are made by the just born company out of bethlehem, pennsylvania. the tenth-annual show features over 150 tasty characters like the peepalisa and mr. peeptato head. there's also peep's gumby, a peep's dragon and albert einpeep. if you get that one. >> doesn't work quite as well. i love peeps, by the way. >> i don't want to regret saying this out loud -- >> don't. just don't. >> they're great! they're great! let's take a look outside. this is cape may. beautiful shot of the sun. this is just a sign of what's to come over the next several days. plenty of sunshine and just soaring temperatures. i know if you step out right now, you're thinking, it's cold again? but we warm up big-time. 58 for today. i know, right? we are windy today, but winds really die down tomorrow and shift direction. we pull in 68 degrees. look at monday/tuesday. low 80s. i love 80s. >> i am looking at monday/tuesday, because those are my days off. >> that's perfe

. >> keith jones, the bear of bad news. crews aren't going to finish the project this weekend. the same stretch of 495 will have closures next weekend, as well. >>> we have a follow-up now on a story that we've been covering the past few weeks. pennsylvania's lieutenant governor will no longer get personal protection from state police. yesterday, governor tom wolf stripped the security detail from his second in command, mike stack. wolf also limited cleaning, groun groundskeeping and maintenance by state employees at stack's home. the lieutenant governor and his wife are accused of verbally abusing state troopers and staff. stack says he agrees with the governor's decision and he's admitted that his behavior was unacceptable. >>> tomorrow, france will be holding national elections, this as the country is on high alert just two days after another terror attack. and now we're seeing cell phone video of the moment that gunfire erupted thursday night in paris. [ gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> you can hear the gunshots being fired along the champs-elysees as people ducked for cover or r

jones the day before all of the action starts and then it wraps up with the recap of all of the excitement next sunday night. in addition to the nfl draft, the 123rd running of the penn relays also kicks off starting thursday and mayor kenny will start about the events and the impact and crowds they will bring to the city at an afternoon event. >> a woman is under arrest and facing charges after a crash in camden county and police accused her and someone else of overdosing with a child in the backseat of their car. the crash happened last night on eastbound 76 and gloucester city near the ramp to 295 north. police reported the two adults were unconscious when their car crashed. medics took them to the hospital and working to find out their condition. the child was not hurt. we are also in touch with authorities to learn about specific charges in this case. >> in north jersey, 40 people are sick, possibly because of synthetic marijuana. newark police say they were tipped off last week when they responded to a person foaming at the mouth. they got a dozen similar calls with some people going

keith jones and i will be live with our nbc10 draft preview on the parkway special. >> it's eagles draft day. we'll be live for that show and on sunday it's eagles blue print as we recap every move the eagles made in the 2017 nfl draft. >> president trump is approaching the symbolic 100 day mark. this week he's juggling a health care bill and it should include money for that wall. at the white house the president hosted this luncheon for representatives of the u.n. security council and he scolded the council for not acting effectively in response to threats by north korea. warning they must prepare to impose new sanctions. >> it's a real threat to the world, whether we want to talk about it or not. north korea's a big world problem and it's a problem we have to finally solve. people have put blind folds on for decades and now it's time to solve the problem. i have been dealing with politicians so much, i'm so much more impressed with these people. you have no idea. >>> the president also had a long distance phone call today, very long distance. he spoke with astronaut peggy witson aboard

keith jackson event that went on to go-ahead and grease the skids to make those contributions to say we know how we do business here in san francisco. we do it right. so every one of these contractors everywhere is the roman projects where seen sometimes i had to go on but these don't things don't happen for not [inaudible] anderson ongoing criminal corrupt class in the city that is changing the face of neighborhood in a way that has systematically excluded residents from any participation in the realm of our communities as wood in the mission district safe and secure my home, people are popping out of existence of the committee romney and this is concerning to me. perceive families displaced. has a real human factor here that description needs to go-ahead and restate the voters prop j to cover all this. >> thank you. >> i want to say this. this city has changed radically in politics since mayor brown left office or even while he was mayor. we had basically a fairly standard series of political events occurring in the city but we have seem to be gone on steroids and clearly we had to

keith jackson event that went on to go-ahead and grease the skids to make those contributions to say we know how we do business here in san francisco. we do it right. so every one of these contractors everywhere is the roman projects where seen sometimes i had to go on but these don't things don't happen for not [inaudible] anderson ongoing criminal corrupt class in the city that is changing the face of neighborhood in a way that has systematically excluded residents from any participation in the realm of our communities as wood in the mission district safe and secure my home, people are popping out of existence of the committee romney and this is concerning to me. perceive families displaced. has a real human factor here that description needs to go-ahead and restate the voters prop j to cover all this. >> thank you. >> i want to say this. this city has changed radically in politics since mayor brown left office or even while he was mayor. we had basically a fairly standard series of political events occurring in the city but we have seem to be gone on steroids and clearly we had to