between brown and parrish. tracy? >>> let's talk more about that, breaking news out of north philadelphia. two philadelphia police officers are hurt after a car slammed into their pickup struck. that's only part of the story. katy zachry is live along broad street. >> reporter: there are so many moving parts to this story. it almost doesn't seem real. police here on scene in north philadelphia say it is very real. this pickup truck was driven by two plain clothesed philadelphia police officers earlier this morning. they were driving near broad street and brown when a black sedan hit them. the car did not stop. a witness was driving by, pulled over his car and got out. however, his car kept moving forward. we don't know if he didn't put it in park or what was happening. that's when two men who were walking in the area jumped in the moving car and took off with it. they drove a few blocks away where they crashed another vehicle and then the two men got out of that stolen car, ran to a nearby nightclub on brad str

there still is an active scene on 15th and parrish. delaware, we're watching an accident out in wilmington on route 202 northbound and the left lane is closed around foulk road. more updates when i come back. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> clouds are lingering in the area and that's keeping things cooler this morning. 40s and 50s right now. those clouds will stay with us as we go into the afternoon hours. the temperatures have been dropping, not significantly, though, it's 48 degrees in voorhees. look at -- lumberton 48 degrees. just shy of the 50s for much of the area in south jersey. no sign of the 80s we saw yesterday. you may have noticed what's ahead on the bottom of the screen. that's a different seven day for each part of our viewing area. 7:00 today, 50 degrees in philadelphia, upper 50s for the pennsylvania suburbs and clouds should be thinning out in the lehigh valley. might not see much sunshine, if any, this morning.ç 48 degrees. as we go into the afternoon, we'll still see clou

nancy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of protect our defenders. i want to thank you all for being here. this is a story that we've been following and working on for a long time. it's really hard to get attention on this subject, and, heath, something terrible happened to you when you were just a young man in the military. so -- so, tell me. let me start with you. >> um... i joined the military at 17. um, boot camp and everything was everything that you were told it is. once i boarded my ship, that's when the nightmare began. i was sexually assaulted by six fellow shipmates. my command chose to ignore me instead of help me out. i... tried suicide. i tried running away. i went awol. with the help of my parents, we did a congressional investigation. but... something that most people don't understand... when you're not on base, it's different, but once you're back on your base, that

there's still an active scene around 15th and parrish. vai? >> jessica, thank you. >>> we're following breaking news out of philadelphia this morning. two philadelphia police officers are in the hospital after being involved in a crash that led to a carjacking and another crash. nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us at one of the crash scenes this morning in philadelphia's fairmount neighborhood. a lot happened after the officers were hit. just walk us through it. >> well, vai, what's taking place behind me is the second part of a pretty involved crime scene that took place earlier this morning. we're focusing in on this white suv. keep your eye on this car. this is key to the larger story. let's start from the beginning. we have video of the police involved crash that took place along broad street right near brown. so two plain clothes philadelphia police officers were in this pickup truck driving on broad street at brown when a black sedan hit them. that black sedan kept driving. so a witness to the crash stopped his car, got out. i'm just lea

it's a calling that's bigger than anything i can explain. >> reporter: parrish urges if you have similar symptoms, see a lyme disease specialist quickly. in manhattan, raegan medgie, cbs 2 news. >> and as for dana parrish, she has to take long-term antibiotics for lyme disease and is now doing well. >>> let's turn to our forecast. lonnie quinn has a closer look at why that tick season may be worse this year. >> kj, i'm talking from obviously a weather point of view but ticks like humidity. they like milder temperatures and lack of snow. boom. we got that trifecta in place as of right now. spring stats from march 20 forward, average temperature last year 51 degrees. average temperature this year, 56 degrees. there's your mild air in place. snowfall, okay, from march 20th to this point in time last year, you picked up, you this year we got .9." so the snowpack is not out there. if you look at what's out there as of right now, some cloud cover. you're dealing with a temperature of 43 degrees. if you look at how things will play out, the temperatures around the area, they are colder north an

. >> today crews were out at 15th and parrish in philadelphia repairing this traffic light. the only damage left behind by the mayhem. is it started before 2:00 a.m. when plain clothed officers were driving down broad street near brown, when they were broadsided by the black sedan at the intersection that took off. they didn't stop or render help, they just left the scene. a white ford suv pulled up and the driver later told police he saw the crash scene and panicked and got out of his suv and left it in drive and the suv was slowly rolling, that is when two people that were in the area saw it and took it. >> he was not robbed or carjacked and nobody said anything to him. he just jumped out of the car we don't know why. >> the suspects fled in the stolen car south and broad and ended up going the wrong way on 15th street before crashing head-on in a minivan with people inside and then a parked nissan ultima. the suspects got out and ran away possibly entering a club at broad and parrish. >> two males one wearing a hood the sweater shirt, red. and the police went in to the cl

they were the only two people injured in this bizarre event that ended at 15th and parrish. a damaged car and several more damaged ones. police were called to investigate two crash scenes and unravel the confusion, it started

they were the only two people injured in this bizarre event that ended at 15th and parrish. a damaged car and several more damaged ones. police were called to investigate two crash scenes and unravel the confusion, it started at 2:00 a.m. when two plain clothe officers were driving down broad street and brown and they were broadsided at an intersection, and then they took off. >> a white ford suv pulled up and the 33-year-old driver told police saw the crash scene and got scared and exited his suv. he left it in drive and the suv was rolling and two people in the area saw it and took it. >> was not robbed. he was not carjacked. nobody said anything to him. he just jumped out of the car, we don't know why. >> the suspects fled in the stolen car south on broad and ended up going the wrong way on 15th street before crashing head-on into a moving minivan with multiple people inside and then it hit a parked nissan. >> it was two males one wearing a red hooded sweatshirt, police went into the club to look for suspects and found a discarded red, hooded sweatshirt. >> police are che

(kim parrish) i was a leading host on qvc in the beauty department. i was used to talking about products that focused on the face, and i thought i knew everything that there was to talk about with beauty, but then i became frustrated because i had crepey skin on my chest, my arms,

duncan joins kareem abdul-jabbar and robert parrish as the only players in the league history to reach that mark. >>> now, let's get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning. >> not very popular lately. this temperature -- i know it's ridiculous. barnacle was screaming at me before. the temperatures are well below average. we were spoiled in march and the beginning of april, and now we can't get of the freezing. the temperatures are in the 20s as far south as richmond. raleigh dropped to 32. much colder up in areas of new england. we didn't get there in the single digits. i thought we had a chance in a few spots but it's in the 20s. with the sunshine it will feel better than yesterday. it's really split. the west -- seattle has a chance of being 80 degrees tomorrow. it will be one of the earliest 80s they have ever experienced. the west is very warm. the east is very cold. hopefully this is the coldest it will be until next winter and it looks that way. we have a shot of cold air and then this weekend. it will be focused over the great lakes. temperatu

in north philadelphia to that hit and run scene, still an active part of that scene is on 15th and parrish. small delays behind that scene. more details when i come back, vai. >> we're following breaking news out of philadelphia this morning. two philadelphia police officers are in the hospital after being involved in a crash and a carjacking. nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us at one of those crash scenes in fairmount. katy, police station tell us they're still looking for those responsible? >> they are still looking for those responsible, vai. there are so many moving parts to this story. it almost doesn't seem real. police here who i just got an update from assure us this is all very real. this white suv that we are focusing in on right now, this is integral to the whole story that happened around 2:00 thish morning. let's start with the video we have from broad and brown street in north philadelphia. this pickup truck was driven by two philadelphia police officers, undercover officers. they were driving back to central detectives within they were hit along broad street by a black sed

(kim parrish) i was a leading host on qvc in the beauty department. i was used to talking about products that focused on the face, and i thought i knew everything that there was to talk about with beauty, but then i became frustrated because i had crepey skin on my chest, my arms, and even the tops of my knees. what types of products are out there? i couldn't find anything. so when i found crepe erase, i was astounded by the results. and over time, the more that you use it, the better your skin looks. i have yet to meet a woman that doesn't go, "oh, i gotta do something about this. i've gotta do something about this." you know, and they spend forever doing this. and it never occurs to them to do this or this. i hadn't found a product that i was able to use on my body that made me feel better or younger. my knees were really dry, and wrinkly, and crepey. crepe erase really helped me put that snap back in my skin. i didn't think my skin would ever feel this smooth again. (female narrator) best of all, crepe erase starts to work immediately after your ve

>>reporter: parrish urges if you have similar symptoms, go see a lyme disease specialist quickly. in manhattan, raegan medgie, cbs 2 news. >> as for dana, she says she has to take a long-term antibiotic treatment for lyme disease and she's now doing well as you can tell. she sounds wonderful, she looks great. but, it's definitely something people need to be aware of when you get ouz >> not just out in the woods, >> a buddy of mine, dr. joe salamone is working on the long- term effects of this too which can be life altering. this is serious stuff. >>> a spring day today, john? >> it's going to be crazy. it's going to rain, it's going to feel like april showers, and then by saturday you're looking at snow. >> you think they'll get a ball game in today? >> it's going to be rough today. better for the mets tomorrow >> all right, good. >>reporter: a little rough on the long island expressway. we'll talk about that when we come back. >>> the time 5:56. still ahead, breaking news, the search for a driver wanted in a deadly hit and run in astoria, we'll have a live report. >>> plus a land

they got out and took off possibly entering a club at broad and parrish. complicated string of events, police are searching for three suspects, those two that stole the suv and the original car that smashed into the officer. both officers are going to be okay and amazingly nobody was injured in this bizarre string of events. >> meantime, former police commissioner, willy williams, has died at the age of 72 after a long illness. this is video from his first day in office. he ran the department from 1988 to 1991 and was the first african-american to hold the title and was later the first african-american police commissioner in los angeles. and we'll hear from richard ross who worked under his command. >>> and senator cruz is trying to make the presidential race, to be the first candidate in either party to name a running mate. live in annapolis, he is expected to name carly fiorina as his vice president pick. she was originally in the field of candidates and withdrew, cruz is mathematically eliminated from winning enough delegates to win the nomination. >> i

the most dangerous of all frivolous applications to allow strangers to setup thick profiles fbi said parrish to check on what is on the children cell phone in a mixture that you have access to your child to use the name and their passports. >>james: the upper 60s and near some of the out in the delta there is rain on the way we would talk about when coming up. >>robin winston: note to novato 1 01 south overturn the crash will have an update and real track in the forecast looks pretty breezing. >>james: the three things to know about the forecast first of what can you expect to name is on to the on the cloud inside and call this morning adjutancy in the live shots they're doing a great job by this afternoon expect mild temperatures and wind conditions all day long especially this afternoon the next rain event will be early thursday morning ... it will be from about 211 until a and 1 impact in the morning commute. >>robin winston: several vehicles of motorcyclists and overturned as you seem to the left lane is close lot to stop and go traffic that had over to the bay bridge and check the ride

but the fact that they were coming out of parrish island, where we were holding women to a lower standard, the fact that they were expected to do less on the island, mainly because of segregated training, the fact that these women were recruited and not held to the same standards for preparations as male counterparts, even before going to recruit training, these were the women who graduated and could do the bear minimum past the mail standards to participate in the study. but they were not the women who could have excelled in the study, had we had higher standards from the beginning. what i would say is as we are talking about this, it is what do we want to do, and how do we want to do it in order to make sure that the institutions are successful in the nation's security is guaranteed. we are not going to do that if we keep looking backwards, and rely on studies that involve women who were always held to lower standards from the beginning. that is where i want to leave that. mr. lubold: thank you so much. >> pleasure being here. it will be an interesting back-and-forth. i speak as someone

association is a professional law enforcement association of elected sheriffs representing counties or parrishes with a population of 500,000 or more. s membership represents over 100 million americans. mr. ken gude is a senior kel at the center for american progress. he's served in numerous roles at the center since its founding in 2003. previously, mr. gude was a policy analyst at the center for national security studies. at this point the chair yields to the gentlelady from kansas, ms. jenkins, toint dues our second witness on this panel. ms. jenkins: thank you, mr. chairman, fore allowing me in great opportunity to introduce mr. thompson, the leeven worth county attorney in the sec congressional district of the great state of kansas. mr. thompson is a kansan in every sense of the word. he is a leavenworth native and his family dates back 150 years in leavenworth. he graduated from the university of kansas and went on to graduate from washburn university's school of law. both phenomenal universities in the second district. his knowledge of the impact that a detainee transfer may have on leave