what do new jersey voters want? >> hi. >> it's such a sunny day. >> my name is greta. >> i know who you are. i watch you every night. >> that's fantastic. have you voted today? >> yes. >> do you feel comfortable telling me who you voted for? >> donald trump. >> you have voted? >> yeah, this morning. my first time voting. >> who did you vote for? >> sanders. >> when clinton was president i felt like hillary was pulling strings i had -- anyway. i don't see her as a bad choice. >> are you going to vote for president. >> yes. >> who are you voting for. >> donald trump. >> how about you, are you going to vote? >> not yet but i'm going to vote for sanders, too. >> the owner of the wonderful beach comber bar and grill, this fabulous location and seaside heights city council member and mayor of seaside heights both go "on the record." good evening, gentlemen. >> good evening. >> okay, mayor, how big is this election here in this community? >> very important because economics plays a great part in our foundations here. we de

closer to becoming law in new jersey. the plan would add 23 cents a gallon for drivers. >>> big brother will still be watching but not listening. new jersey transit is reversing a plan to add more audio surveillance systems aboard its light rail trains. >>> and donkey watch 2016 started today. all across philadelphia, you can expect to see dozens of uniquely decorated donkeys as the city prepares to welcome the dnc. it's 4:30. 70 degrees outside this thursday morning. good morning. this is "nbc10 news." i'm tracy davidson. let's get started with meteorologist bill henley he has your "first alert" neighborhood forecast a look at conditions where you live. >> tracy, skies are nice and clear. no repeat of fall. delaware, 63 degrees. a little bit of a northwesterly breeze. 8 miles an hour. that's dry air that's still coming into the area so the humidity is lower, with clear skies, that's where temperatures get cooler. but with clear skies also in for a lot of sunshine. upper 70s by 10:00. the entire area will be warming back

if you're in new jersey, 85 for haddonfield today. mostly sunny with an isolated shower along the shore, mostly mid-to-low 80s in atlantic city. dover coming in at 87 degrees this afternoon. let's look at the next ten days, though. big differences coming up. today 87 in philadelphia. tomorrow 71 degrees. we'll see scattered showers, maybe some storms by the middle of the day. thursday looks perfect. 76 degrees and sunny. by friday we're back into the 80s. going into the weekend, it looks really good. the next week we are watching for possibly another round of heavy rain. >> look at that weekend. is it too early to start thinking about the weekend? >> never too early. >> nine minutes before 7:00. let's get you updated on your ride to work. >> jessica boyington is looking at 422. >> we look okay, vai and tracy. we are starting to see some of the delays headed towards the schuylkill expressway. this is 422 around trooper road. the eastbound delay right here, we're at a 16-minute trip. typically 7 minutes. already doubling. speeds are int

i still got faith. >> reporter: to many voters new jersey primary lost luster with news arriving just before polls opened that democrat hillary clinton has enough delegates to beat rival bernie sanders for parties presidential nomination. >> when you are in new jersey and you are voting june 7th, it seems as though it doesn't really count that much. >> my only hope is they will somehow work together because i like both of them to be honest and always a hard choice even though it wasn't that important at this point. >> reporter: even though new jersey primary has in bearing on republican donald trump's presumptive nomination his supporters still turnout. >> i voted for trump. >> i really don't like hillary at all. >> reporter: also at stake in new jersey the 12 congressional districts, here in the first district 25 year-old alex law is challenging incumbent democrat, donald norcross. throughout new jersey freeholder seats are up for grabs. >> get out to vote, exercise my right and i don't like what they do. >> reporter: to many right to vote matters just as much as the results. >> my f

in new jersey. new jersey votes on tuesday. along with california, montana, new mexico and both dakotas. senator booker today in new jersey made the case that if voters in the state had turned out in subsequent elections in anything near the numbers they turned out for barack obama in 2008 then new jersey would have never ended up with a republican governor named chris christie. when he told that story about voter turnout and chris christie, people booed chris christie like a cartoon villain. because for a while now the people of new jersey have not been all that psyched about their governor, chris christie. >> the polls in new jersey right now say by a 65 to 29% margin the new jersey voters say you would not make a good president. they know you the best. why shouldn't we trust them? >> they want me to stay. a lot of the people at 65% want me to stay. i've heard, don't run for president, we want you to stay. >> they say you won't make a good president. >> i think the people hear the question they wa

for new jersey, interior new jersey, mostly cloudy skies. in between these hours, we could get some showers and for the jersey shore, 68 degrees at 8:00, 70 degrees at noon time. and 4:00 this afternoon, mostly cloudy and 70 degrees. showers, we already have seen them at the shore. likely to get a few more. satellite and radar shows the line of showers that is moving through philadelphia right new. mainly light rainfall as we saw on the live view from center city. the showers extend into montgomery and chester county, moving into new jersey right now, crossing the delaware and as far as thunderstorms are concerned, there is a line to the west, you can see some showers and thunderstorms moving through parts of south central pennsylvania, and more storms into the ohio valley. that's a possibility for us late tonight from that line right there. so there is lots for watching. won't be an all day rainfall. future cast shows by 6:30, mainly dry. into the late evening hours, you see the storms that are developing. a possibility it will stay to the

a new miss new jersey will be crowned. what the pageant is doing to remember a former miss new jersey lost to a tragedy earlier this year. >>> jurors will resume deliberations on monday in the corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah after a shakeup on the panel. the judge removed one of the jurors and replaced him with an alternate yesterday. no one was saying why the jor was replaced. the judge has ordered the jurors to start deliberations all over again. he's charged with racketeering, bribery and money laundering and has pleaded not guilty. >>> a swoifr urvivor of the sho rampage at pulse nightclub says he shaw taw the shooter having drink at the bar earlier in the night. the fbi has not provided a time line accounting for mateen's movements that night. new documents show mateen talked to a fellow recruit in a florida department of corrections training class about bringing a gun to the training program in 2007. his colleague wrote in a report that mateen asked him, quote, if he was to bring a gun to school would i

a vote in new jersey. we will break down what it means for drivers and we'll explain why it faces an uphill battle. >>> and new in overnight, we'll show you damage done after a box truck barreled into a building in montgomery county. >>> and it's hoagie day. we'll tell you where you can pick up a free sandwich as part of the wawa welcome festival. 6:00 a.m., good

day and police hand out 20 arrests of home grown violent empty streak i am in new york, new jersey and pennsylvania. >> what we saw in orlando is our adversaries only have to be successful ones, where as, we have to be successful 100 percent of the time. >> reporter: new jersey home land security officials say they have experts that can come out tour business, or your organization, and give so tips about security, and also what to do in the event of an active shooter. in hamilton township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> philadelphia's mayor jim kenney says more need to be done to prevent the gun violence that has touched, far too many communities in our nation. >> violence is your retrievable and once it happens, lives change forever, and people never come back, and families are never the same, and communities are never the same, and violence and gun violence is just act any of this country. >> stay with "cbs evening news" for updates on the investigation into the orlando nightclub shooting, scott pelley is anchoring live from orlando tonight and we w

we're talking about history could be made here in new jersey. that's because as part of this plan, the state sales tax will go down which has not happened for new jersey taxpayers in over 20 years. the 23 cents per gallon hike would pump money into the state's crippled transportation trust fund so that roads and bridges would be improved. it would also lower the state's 7% sales tax to 6%. >> i think that the price should stay the same, gas costs a lot of money. a lot of people travel. >> i don't mind, but you need to fix up the roads but the sales tax that goes along with it it doesn't happen for a couple years. so if you're going to tax me that sales tax change goes into effect in 2018. the senate today, governor christie has said he will sign it. reporting live in pennsauken, katy zachry, "nbc10 news." >>> this morning, the family of the 13-year-old killed yesterday wants to know where he and his friends got the gun that they were playing with. police are calling it an accidental shooting. they say a group of teenagers was playing with the gu

one is near the entrance to new jersey. there you see it right there. crews are working to get the backed-up traffic off that bridge so they can clear both accident scenes. >>> young women from across the garden state are in ocean city vying for the title of miss new jersey 2016. the winner will be crowned tomorrow night. hearts, though, are heavy at this year's pageant following the february death of former miss new jersey cara mccullum. cara was also the girlfriend of nbc 10's keith jones. tonight all new at 6:00, nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg tells us how the competition is make sure cara's legacy will live on. >> just normal like you're seeing your best friend on the street. >> reporter: behind the waves and the smiles at this year's miss new jersey pageant there is a painful void. >> it still doesn't feel real. >> reporter: cara mccollum would have been on stage with them rehearsing for the show. it comes just four months after mccollum, miss new jersey 2014, died following a car accident. >> she is truly so missed and all week we've b

we start counting in new jersey new jersey. yesterday we thought new jersey would put her over the top and the super delegates putting her over the top. we'll know as the results come in is senator sanders in any way to pull off the miracle math meaning a sweep of all six states. we'll know that soon after the polls close. >> 2008 in california hillary clinton did back eight years ago. >> it's a great thing to look back at. california was not on the time date this last year, this is almost the final day with the district of columbia to come. this is one of the wins in the clinton campaign they said look we just beat you 51%, she received senator obama at the time was at 43%. this was one of the wins where she was trying to make the case late in the campaign i'm winning the big state. this is the anchor of the democratic party and presidential politics. 50 plus electoral votes to get you started in the race to 270. i'll be more competitive against john mccain. he still had more delegates and she was unable to convince the super

great news for those of you actually driving from the philadelphia side into new jersey. overall ben franklin bridge looking good. cop trucks here in new jersey route 42 northbound between route 55 and 2953 lanes blocked until 5:00 a.m., 42 southbound between route 130 and 2951 to two lanes are block until 6:00 a.m., jim, over to you. >>> thanks very much. on "eyewitness news" this morning temporary blindness. >> we will show you one authentic you may have done last night during your sleep that can cause vision loss. >>> we will talk about how to [♪...] >> woman: moving is so much of who we are. it's easy to take it for granted. multiple sclerosis stops people... from moving. [♪...] we exist to make sure it doesn't. join the movement. the national multiple sclerosis society at nationalmssociety.org. >>> we will have katie's forecast on our sister station kyw news radio 1060. if you have family coming to visit touring democratic national convention get ready to pony up serious cash for a hotel room. new restaurant opens up in philadelphia tomorrow run by a man with ano

of me in new jersey. i asked him his relationship with his ex- brother-in-law. did he find his former brother-in-law to be close to his islamic faith and did he think his behavior was completely out of character for him? >> not this behavior. but i don't know. >> did he seem close to his faith? >> his faith, no comment on that. >> his uncle also speaking with me briefly on sunday, confirming also that this is a very stressful time for the family. >> diana, i understand and also that the first wife is moved on and is engaged to be married again. >> yes, she is engaged in living in colorado. >> she's okay. she has a fiancÉ in their planning to get married. >> the uncle did say also, we never thought we'll be in the situation, we never thought that's what happened to us. so you have to have sympathy to them. they're just as much victims as the rest of the people that they. >> diana. tamara has more details come out about the dead from this awful terror attack, you are chasing the local angle where there are victims right in our viewing area. >> as we continue to g

a warm one in new jersey, too. even at the shore, low 80s this afternoon. 86 degrees for the suburbs, while philadelphia warms up to 87 degrees this afternoon. i'll go by the forecast hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. we'll see how the traffic is on the roads. jessica boyington watching the roads. >> we're starting to see more things on the roads and some accidents. lower merion, an accident on the blue route to the schuylkill westbound. watch out for delays there. also, 95, right around cottman avenue. you can see they're actually taking the accident scene, blocking all traffic headed southbound and pushing it through the right-hand shoulder. they're going to let it move on through. now, we're seeing the big delays. especially even with a stoppage that's a few minutes long like that one, you'll start to see big delays because of it. 31 minutes now southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway i'll check in with you for more drive times when i come back. vai. >>> happening today, lawmakers w

laurel, new jersey. skyfox caught the fire that burned a truck at his trash hauling company on the 4100 block of church road. we are told that a chopper through one person to the hospital with burns. we don't know that person's condition tonight. thankfully no other injuries were report the. fire investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire inside a germantown apartment building. skyfox over the scene along east logan street as smoke poured out of the building. just before 1:00 this afternoon. officials say everyone got out of the building in time and no one is hurt. the red cross is helping 10 adults and one baby that were forced out of their homes because of those flames. >>> developing news out of washington, d.c. house democrats have been shouting for a gun control vote as speaker paul ryan tried to bring the house to order. this is all happening right now. the democrats are staging a sit in refusing to leave until they have a vote on gun control measures before week long break. >> we w

and new jersey. and in the garden state, the focus isn't just on the presidential race. >>> nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us on campus of rutgers university in camden. voters will be deciding on several important races today. >> absolutely, vai and tracy. there are several congressional races, about five in our area specifically that voters will be heading to the polls for later on today. of course, we're also talking about the presidential primary. people can still vote for that as well. and before yesterday, it seemed that new jersey was in a position to help decide who the democratic nominee would be along with california and those other states we just mentioned. here are a couple of notes for those heading to the polls in new jersey today. there's still a voice given that democrats award their delegates proportionately here in the garden state. it's not winner take all. according to recent polls, hillary clinton has been showing a double digit lead over bernie sanders here in the garden state

it would raise new jersey's gas tax to provide municipalities with the money 93 need to pay for road and bridge maintenance. lawmakers say up to 40 percent of the gas tax increase would be paid by people from out of state who drive through new jersey. governor chris christie said any hike in the gas tax would have to be accompanied by tax cuts in other areas. >> in health check tonight a new study says using electronic cigarettes is a gateway to tobacco use for teenagers. a survey of 300 high schoolers shows those who use these cigarettes hookahs and other forms of vaping are over six times more likely to smoke in young adulthood. vapeing supporters maintain there's no link between vaping and tobacco. last month the fda issued new regulations banning the sale of vaping products to anyone

construction over in new jersey. i'll cover that when i come back. >>> we'll explain a new punishment up next. >>> a soccer punch lands a man in hot water. we'll tell you what happened after this knockout. >>> and flocking to philadelphia. the record-breaking amount of visitors to the city and the economic boost it provided. >>> just about a quarter past 6:00. a mass will be said for the 2-year-old boy killed by an alligator at a disney world resort. the service will be held in the boy's church in his home state of nebraska. the orange county sheriff's office in florida tweeted out a picture of 2-year-old lane graves last night. graves' body was found yesterday in a lagoon near the hotel. the family had been staying. on tuesday, the boy was standing near the lagoon with his dad when he was snatched by the gator. police are now saying they think graves drowned. florida fish and wildlife are looking for the gator that grabbed the boy. >>> robert iger said in part, as a parent and grandparent, my heart goes out to the g

>> [inaudible] >> the latino leadership alliance of new jersey came out with a new report that says, yes, they have. >> we need to know why this is happening, and this is why we are requesting that the attorney general and the civil rights division just investigate. >> however, if you take a look at these numbers and analyze them a little wit more closely, you may see something different. >> the number absolutely did go up, but there's a reason. the year that it's being compared to is 2014 where the department arrested 866 people. now, when you have an opportunity or the chance arises that you may use force on someone is during an arrest. in 2015 we arrested more than double, so the force is going down, not going up. >> just show me more. i hit the streets with sergeant peters to the see what's going on and what is use of force, how do we categorize that. the compliance hold is the most common thing that police officers have to report. but there's a misconception with the compliance hold, and that's how much force is actually being used. we're going to get an example. i'm supposed to

laurel, new jersey, route 73 around 295. we're dealing with rolling work crews in the area of the southbound side. one lane is getting by. you can see they have the shoulder in the next centerç le blocked off with only one lane of traffic moving through, headed southbound. if you're headed towards berlin or voorhees, that's where you're going that way. all northbound lanes open to traffic at least at that spot in mt. laurel, new jersey. be on the lookout at least for construction crews. more construction over in new jersey between route 322 and route 44. construction on the pa turnpike where the right lane is closed between 29 and downingtown headed westbound. no problems with drive times. 23 minutes at the most. eastbound from valley forge to route 1. tracy? >>> we continue to follow breaking news from chester. flames damaged a home overnight and people were trapped on the building's fire escape. nbc 10's matt delucia is live on scene. you've been talking with the people who were in the building while it was on fire. tell

news4 new york at 6:00 starts new jersey tonight. a little boy playing with a gun shoots his four-year-old brother in the head at their home in east orange. now police want to know how that small child got his hand on a gun. news4's michael george joins us live just down the block from where this happened. michael? >> reporter: rob, as we speak, that four-year-old is in emergency surgery. investigators believe the gun belonged to his mother, and she was at home at the time, but somehow the gun ended up in the hands of her six-year-old son. authorities say a six-year-old playing with a gun accidentally shot his four-year-old brother. >> that's very tragic because it's a child. he hasn't begun to live. he doesn't even know what life is all about. >> reporter: neighbors told us they saw a large police presence here around 11:00 in the morning. the four-year-old was rushed to the hospital and is in very serious condition. many neighbors now have questions about what was going on inside this home. >> perhaps it's an accidental why was the

in new jersey going all the way until 8:00 p.m. also, going today, new mexico, montana, north and south dakota. back to you. >> big day today. >> and as justin mentioned the polls in new jersey open at 6:00 this morning. stay open until 8:00 tonight. once they close see how your vote counts throughout the night on "eyewitness news" and cbsphilly.com. >> one person is in the hospital following a fire at delaware county shopping center. the fire started just before 9:00 at this family dollar store on delmar drive folcroft. the fire reached three alarms before firefighters could contain the flames, no word on the injured person's condition who was taken to crozer-chester medical center for treatment. >> firefighter suffered minor injuries fighting a fire in the brewerytown neighborhood. flames ripped through the neighborhood near 31st and jefferson street, several food trucks are parked here. no details if any were damaged. >> authorities have issued arrest warrant for the suspect in the murder after delivery man last year in delaware

new jersey's bill. it would mandate most doctors to participate in the same networks as the hospital, require doctors and hospitals to notify patients if they are not in network, ban doctors from balance billing and set up an arbitration system to press providers to defend their bills, and insurers to defend their rates. >> in the end, there's going to be an understanding, you know, what bill is going to be fair, and what reimbursement will be fair. and if you are extreme in either one of those circumstances-- whether you're the provider or the doctor or the insurance company-- you're not going to win. >> reporter: but after years of pressure from consumer groups, and negotiations, including a state assembly hearing this past week, the bill has gone nowhere. why hasn't this passed? >> well the interest groups, whether it's the hospital system, or the medical society, or the insurance company, we kind of try to, we get to where we're close to an agreement, suddenly the goalpost shifts a little bit. >> re

new jersey it is your turn. >> it might. i would still voice my opinion if i'm a voter and i am but i don't live in new jersey. >> i'm a still going and everybody should wear blue today. >>> new jersey voters will have a chance to have their say in this presidential primary, because the polls are opened, right now, until 8:00 o'clock tonight. >> voters also pick their parties candidates in 12 u.s. house races, seven incumbents face challenges today. >> another reason to go. >> primaries in other races are competitive. you have reason to go. so make sure you go, everybody. >> and listen to this. >> for somebody came in and threw a beer bottle at you, you would be upset. i definitely do take it personal. >> i would too. >> ryan howard speaking out against a man threw a beer bottle at him as the search continues for that man. >>> i think they may have their man you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wa

>> new jersey is 12 times the national average. and that is or there will be spent for road construction for times of plenty york state spends so before we ask people of new jersey to spend 1 penny more we have an obligation to find out why we're spending so much on road construction. this bill does nothing of the sort. >> it was already written up and ready to go in by friday contracts were signed. >> absolutely. all they want to do is get the new money. in bills have already been introduced all you have to do is ride of light rail's nobody writes it. and he said most of the people don't even pay. widow needed a more boondoggle. asking people to spend $0.23 more by the way they say it is $0.23 but as the price of gas goes up the tax could go up as well it could be more than $0.23 a gallon. >> then one years later they repaved to bill again it is a real issue with corruption there is no reason to is because we cannot get wrapped together. >> i absolutely agree we will have problems finding the transportation in trust fund and they

in new jersey 42 freeway north bound this is what you look like for those in new jersey. we have construction around the area this morning blocking three right lanes but that has been since cleared. in new jersey 42 freeway you're looking g you're lag good there as well. me elwyn is busing between elwyn and swarthmore for construction. also, check your schedules on line because tomorrow, patco will be running a holiday schedule for july 4th. i will post that information. check your individual schedules on line. overall mass transit, that is what you have there. we have a down tree in phoenix pike. i will get to that in about ten minutes. jim, over to you. >>> still talking about traffic we often hear about the dangers of texting and driving and impaired driving but safety experts are a at a sum to it talk about another issue they say causes thousands of deaths on the roads: drowsy driving. the nation's first drowsy driving summit is taking place at the university of iowa. troopers and researchers are trying get a better understanding in an effort to reduce the problem. >>

a warning is in effect in new jersey, allentown, new jersey, seeing heavy rainfall. the severe thunderstorm warning in effect this morning. nickel sized hail is possible with this storm. this storm is on the move. it's moving to the east at about 35 miles an hour which would put it in jackson, new jersey, just before 7:00 this morning at 6:52. we're watching this storm this morning to start with. another line of showers coming in from the northwest, this is not as impriessive as it was earlier. there's still heavy downpours in western berks county and the threat of more storms will be with us this afternoon. cloudy skies in philadelphia. 75 degrees. we'll see some breaks of sunshine. that will heat things up and that's fuel for more storms this afternoon. not as hot as yesterday. but not as funny either. definitely with occasional showers and thunderstorms and heavy downpours, especially in delaware and south jersey, even at the shore for this afternoon and this evening. we'll go through the futurecast hour by hour to show you the thunderstorm development for this af

here's an event here from new jersey. >> we're having a walk a thon in camden new jersey starts at 8:30. we have a question. how will the weather be. >> check it out in camden. i got good news for you, 8:00, 66. the warmer weather is coming back. 1:00 we'll say 84. it's still pretty calm but showers are approaching and we will have strong storms this afternoon. 50's and 60's right now. look for that big warmup in the next few hour, not much on the radar. a little wider view shows the actual storm that will impact our area today. right now, it's pretty calm but by the time we get to about 2:00 or 3:00, these storms are moving through the lehigh valley. 4:00 through philadelphia, they could be strong or severe with gusty winds, maybe hail and a brief downpour between 5:00 and 6:00 through south jersey and delaware. will start to weaken by 6:00 and off of the coast by 7:00. it's not a big area, not a long line and certainly not lasting all afternoon. you might have to get inside if the storms are strong or severe. windy tomorrow and monday, 20 to 30 miles an hour, dropping the humidity.

here are a look at the numbers from new jersey tonight. hillary clinton defeated bernie sanders 64% to 36%. on the republican side trump ran essentially unopposed taking 81% of the vote. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in election central right now with more on what the candidates are saying tonight. david? >> ukee, several states north dakota, south sacket, montana, new mexico but california and new jersey seem to be the big prices tonight. hillary clinton claims a victory she shed is he made history and we're still waiting that hear from vermont senator bernie sanders. >> thanks especial toll our friends in new jersey for such a resounding victor. >> reporter: hillary clinton won new jersey tonight over rival bernie sanders. one night after the associat asd press cbs news projected she had enough delegates to take the democratic nomination. >> the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee for presidents of the united states. >> but vermont independent senator bernie sanders is holding out h

hillary clinton, we can confirm has won new jersey. hillary clinton has won new jersey. joining me tonight, lou dobbs, liz claman, kennedy and david asman. lou, first over to you. hillary clinton has now won new jersey, she is the presumptive nominee and it's indeed a historic night, but we're also going to be hearing from donald trump shortly. what do you think he might say? >> well, whatever he says, it appears he is going to do so with the aid of teleprompters, i've heard over the last couple of hours, is reassuring to a lot of republicans and some from the donor class as well. so, it's going to be fascinating. i didn't think i'd ever say this of a candidate, but because he's using those teleprompter s

interior new jersey will also d heat.r new jersey will also trenton 93 degrees. right ath(mw the 90 degree mark haddonfield and bright sunshine for glassboro. at the shore, this is where you'll find temperatures a bit warmer. in atlantic city and for delaware, 90 degrees in wilmington this afternoon for dover and rehoboth, near 90 degrees with plenty of sunshine and those high temperatures will occur in thez( final hours of spring. summer doesn't officially start until after 6:00 this evening. back with the ten-day outlook to show you how long thentxheat i going to last.aíÑ tracy? >> bill, thanks for that. 11 minutes past 4:00 this monday morning. usually there's overnight construction on the vine street expressway. let's find out if that was the case. if it's all clear, jessica boyington is watching that. >> we'ze watching the vine street expressway through center city right now. we're good to go, heading out the door, no construction here. around 24th street you can see traffic moving along if you're headed westbound and eastbound right now.lu+mqj-áí cho

for the new jersey, interior new jersey, the upper 80s this afternoon. a little less wind than yesterday. so the temperatures will go a little bit warmer this afternoon. and at the shore, low 80s for atlantic city, ocean city and cape may. upper 80s for wilmington. clouds will be on the increase later today at rehoboth beach, 80 degrees the high temperature. tracy. >> bill, thank you. >> 20 minute past 4:00 right now. let's check your ride to work including jessica. >> 295 and cherry hill, tracy, right around 561, you can see we have no big problems or delays right now. if you're headed northbound or southbound, all lanes are moving along nicely, just fine on 295 and parts of new jersey.but we're moving over the bridge and heading to scenic ville pike. we do have a downed tree and wires closing scenicville pike. you can see 10 minute, 11 minutes at the most if you're headed southbound from schuylkill expressway to route 30. also watching the vine street expressway we're still closed in both directions. with the cameras right around broad street, as you c

new jersey, interior new jersey will see the clouds clear out. sunny skies at noon and by 4:00, 86 degrees. there it is, there's your warmup at the shore as well. 74 degrees at 8:00. 83 degrees at lunch time and into the 80s for the beach this afternoon. that's today. nice sunshine. you'll need your sunglasses. umbrellas will be on duty again tomorrow. maybe notice it with the seven day at the bottom of the screen. take a look at the futurecast, show you when we expect the rain to move in and a look at the weekend as well when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. >>> 5:09. we're expecting rain tomorrow but today is one of those days, 88 is warm but you can roll your windows down and drive. >> you think so? >> i love the days where you can roll the windows down. >> turn up the music a little bit. >> come on now. >> jessica, tell us about the drive to work. >> we don't roll our windows down when we drive with our hair, right? that's just vai. the ladies don't do that. 295 in west deptford, no big problems or delays, 23 minutes southbound fr

also, watching new jersey roads, 42 freeway around creek road. no big problems or delays into philadelphia right now. that drive time is still five minutes from 55 up towards the waltman bridge area. watching construction on route 130 over new jersey between 322 and route 44. this will be in place until august. lane restrictions there might cause some small delays for you for your morning. >> jessica, thank you. 5:33, new from overnight, everyone made it out safely. this house fire in gloucester county. the fire began on the first floor of this house at billings avenue in seventh street in paupaul pauls borough around 12:30. >>> happening today, it is the final vote in city council for philadelphia's proposed soda tax. the bill could soon become law, but now there are new criticisms over how the tax money would be spent. pamela osborne is live to explain more this morning. >> reporter: we know without a doubt this bill would actually help kids here in this city. we'll see some of them today, a group of preschoolers are going to be singing the cou

primary day in new jersey. from the looks of things donald trump in his state and others are very much in the cross hairs of criticism. new jersey's former primary lashing out at donald trump. in it she says quote i will be voting tuesday and with my vote we will let the republican leadership know i do not believe donald trump represents the best of my party and what is good for the country i love. a federal judge ruled against him in the case of trump university could not be fair because of that judge's mexican heritage. democrat bernie sanders is not going to quit the race is also taking aim at donald trump. listen. >> to attack a judge because he's a mexican heritage a man born in the state of indiana this is a candidate of one of the large major political parties in this country. it is incomprehensible. the american people understand that. >> many high profile republicans. marco rubio and john kasich. speaking out in defense of donald trump his former rival, ben carson. listen. >> the season -- a seasoned p

clouds over new jersey. the fog is quickly disappearing from new jersey,ç delaware seeg sunshine and wilmington. there's fog in central delaware. with the temperatures climbing, any fog around this morning will disappear. 80 degrees by lunch time today. the clouds will be increasing, the suburbs, bright, sunny skies at king of prussia. later this afternoon, that's when the clouds will take over for the suburbs and the lehigh valley. that will give us a chance of scattered afternoon -- late afternoon or more likely evening showers. before those showers move in, 88 degrees in the lehigh valley. look at the suburbs, 85. 86 degrees for philadelphia. and at the shore, the temperatures will be held back by winds off the ocean. 77 degrees, the high temperature with partny sunny skies at the shore. it will turn out to be a pretty nice beach day. inland, yes, there are showers and thunderstorms heading our way. i'll go through the futurecast hour by hour to show you when to expect those in ten minutes. right now, l

we know she's won new jersey. as we talked about early, the clinton campaign wanting games. >> i'm curious, win most of the counties? >> i looked a few minutes ago and there were a couple in the northwest part of the state. two counties, relatively small population. senator sanders won quite impressively, you see it combined, fewer than 10,000 votes and again, down to warren county, but then you come, the rest of the state, not only dl she win tow go into newark, essesx county, 73% of the vote. you're into the suburbs, hudson county, 66% of the vote. burgen county, 63% of the vote. senator sanders made a choice. rob was talking about it earlier, they made a choice, skra was so important because of the number of delegates. this is the second biggest, but it's such a disparity. the soonders campaign thinking the state was more open to them number one and put a lot of effort in, but they paid a huge prize here. >> she even cancelled events in new jersey to go out to california to make sure she would be competitive. >

frelinghuysen of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 783, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. frelinghuysen, and the gentleman the indiana, mr. visclosky, chair recognizes the gentleman. mr. frelinghuysen: these are noncontroversial amendments and cover topics like lung cancer and personnel security. i ask for adoption of the amendment and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from indiana. mr. visclosky: i simply would indicate that i support the en bloc amendment and reserve. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i continue to reserve. mr. visclosky: i'm pleased to yield one minute to the the gentlewoman from texas. the chair: the gentlelady from texas is recognized for one minute. text ms. jackson lee: i thank both gentlemen, ranking member and the chairman. i think i have come to the floor to emphasize these two amendments that are very important, i believe, to the work of the defense department and the many perso

>> robert: eh, in new jersey. >> anthony: new jersey, period? >> robert: yeah. >> anthony: is there a difference between jersey style and philadelphia style? >> robert: yeah, we do ours on a round poppy seed kaiser role. >> anthony: really? i'll have one of those. what's the way to go? i mean, anything i need to know or just -- >> robert: no, regular, cheese and onions. >> anthony: beautiful thing. >> robert: i need one, paulie. >> anthony: it's round, it's got steak, spices, browned onions, real american cheese, such as it is, and a poppy seed roll. fantastic. thank you, sir. and it is sublime. relish, what do you think? >> robert: that's hot pepper, yeah. a little bit of that won't hurt. >> anthony: a little bit? oh man, i drove a long way for this. thinking about it the whole way. >> robert: good. >> anthony: oh man this should be, like, a national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> robert: thanks. >> anthony: it's really a thing of beauty. >> robert: that's good to hear. >> anthony: worth driving across the state in

route 73 over near the new jersey turnpike off ramp. over in mt. laurel, new jersey. only one lane getting by here. these are the southbound lanes. headed towards voorhees or the berlin area, you'll see small delays because of that with only one lane getting by. the rest of the lanes are lost due to construction. tracy? >> jessica, thanks. >>> an electrical problem is being blame for a fire at a center city high-rise office building. crews were called to 20th and market just before 1:00 a.m. the fire was on the 18th floor. it was distinguished bit sprinkler system in just minutes. >>> in the wake of the orlando shootings came a rallying cry and bipartisan cry to work together towards change. last night, the u.s. senate rejected gun control legislation. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in the digital operations center with reaction and how local lawmakers voted. katy? >> tracy, despite the horror we saw play out a week ago in orlando and the intense reaction from lawmakers in just the last few days, gun control measures remain the same. four gun control bill failed to pass

jersey into southern new jersey, not as potent, but still could see some of the strong gusty winds and certainly heavy rainfall and frequent light link. dealing with residual, immediate thunder storm active till, once this race on through, severe weather lent will come to end. still dealing with shower activity west of philadelphia, across parts of delaware, but severe weather threat in those locations has come to an end. and because of that, the national weather service has dropped the severe thunderstorm watch for parts of area, on the western side of that line. and it will continue to drop these counties, as a line moves east. because the immediate concern right now is southern new jersey. as the line approaches the coastline. that will occur over the next couple of hours even by the 9:00 hour, those storms moving off shore, severe weather threat comes to end by 10:00, 11:00 this evening, so good news there, then we're quiet for the rest of the overnight periods, maybe isolated shower, we head into early morning tomorrow, nice sunshine in store, and much different day in store for o

there are 16 so-called superdelegates in new jersey. they are the people within the party who can vote at the convention, however they wish. most here have already said that they would vote for clinton at the convention next month. but two big names, george norcross and his brother, donald norcross, up for re-election in the house today, both have not yet decided which candidate to support with their superdelegate vote. california and a handful of other states as we mentioned, they're also voting today. as far as the republicans go, donald trump has already been named the presumptive nominee there. coming up at 4:30, we'll talk about some of the other races going on in new jersey today. it is not just the races for presidential nominees, we'll talk more about that. we'll have a lot more coming up about new jersey's role in voting throughout the morning. for now, i'm live outside rutgers, camden. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> we'll have reporters tracking the results for presidential primaries and the congressional races as well. the nb

new jersey has 19 and pennsylvania, 23. all of cases, the viruses are contracted overseas. >> nbc10 at 6:00 is next. >> here's jacqueline london. >> thank you. coming up next on nbc10 news at 6:00, new video of a little boy who was shot in his own house while his mom made dinner. tonight, his mother is walking us through what happened. the move she made that likely saved her son's life. >> and we're still tracking showers tonight. plus, the return of the 70s. look at that cooldown that's coming, and my exclusive first alert neighborhood forecast. >> and rushing in. what brought crowd to a locing casino that hasn't paid out a jackpot in nearly two years? those stores next at 6:00. >>> with the white house showdown finally set, voters in new jersey and five other states are having their voices heard. nbc10 is in cherry hill as people cast ballots in today's primary. the outcome is expected to be a victory lap for hillary clinton. she now has the magic number of delegates needed to secure the democratic nomination. that means

no big backups right now into new jersey. it's two westbound lanes are blocked heading into delaware this morning. your best bet is to take the commodore barry bridge as your alternate or leave earlier in case we see backup once rush hour begins to get heavier. here's the platt bridge, no problems in either direction there. all traffic moving along nicely. there's still a traffic light malfunctioning out in northeast philadelphia on the boulevard right around large street. >> and we're going to come out of the primary even stronger to take on donald trump. >> hillary clinton spoke to supporters at a fund-raising concert in los angeles last night, just hours after nbc news confirmed her as a presumptive democratic presidential nominee. in san francisco, democratic candidate bernie sanders wasn't giving up the fight. >> if we can win here in california, win in south dakota, north dakota, montana, new mexico, do well in new jersey, we're going to go into that convention with enormous momentum. >> senator sanders maintained hope,

i headed to the new jersey state police building in hamilton, new jersey. so while donna spends most of the time in that spot, the process starts with obviously a discovered body. ♪ ♪ she and the team will head out to location are the body was found and handle the excavation process. >> we want toly that out in a position so then we can see what we have and what we don't have. after that, the remans are photographed and x-rayed all the bones are measured thoroughly ap a report is filed. the report she filed are all the findings like what is the person's sex, race, the most important area of determination of ancestry. the long bones are the best to use for determination of stat ture. >> so sometimes the identification ross sis quick and other times it takes decades if it is even solved at all. but pow, thanks to dna in the internet cold case is now standing a chaps in. another part of the job is to also reconstruct the spaces so that people can try to identify them a little bit easier. >> the demail was found in 2004. she was done in 2006 and found in 20

we look at the uss new jersey. first alert meteorologist michelle grossman is talking father's day weekend weather plus what to expect for the first day of summer. good morning and welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us. it is 6:00 a.m. on this saturday morning. michelle, we are kicking off a beautiful weekend. >> yeah. excuse me. looks to be really nice this weekend. off to a nice start. we'll have a nice finish as well. mostly clear skies this morning. a little cool in some

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now, at noon, primary day in new jersey voters hit the polls in washington township this morning, casting their ballots for the presidential and local primaries. >> but the democratic candidate for president seems to be decided good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, that's right, cbs news is reporting hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee. but, that isn't keeping people from getting out the vote. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in collingswood, cleve? >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, brooke, well, new jersey does have one of the last primaries, so most presidential cycles things are wrapped up by now, as it is on the republican side with donald trump, becoming the pro sum tiff nominee, but voters were hopeful going into this that there was going to be more at steak with the race for the democratic side between hillary clinton and bernie sand earns, both of them in new jersey, previously, trying to get out the vote. but we have heard now that hillary clinton has become the presumptive nominee, however, many people that sup

if you're in new jersey, expect 78 degrees. along the shore, though, that's where we do have a chance of lingering showers early. 68 degrees atlantic city. delaware also has that early shower chance tomorrow morning. and then more clearing later in the day. here is your shore forecast as we goe into the weekend. not looking too bad at all. nice and sunny saturday. sunday, almost a carbon copy of saturday. wildwood looking at 75 degrees saturday/sunday coming in 71 degrees. dry across the weekend. even heading into cape may. a little bit cooler on sunday, 70 degrees.m. everyone's looking pretty good for the weekend. if you're not heading to the shore, staying in the philadelphia area, saturday 84 degrees. pennsylvania suburbs in the mid-80s across the weekend. and if you're in new jersey, expect those 80 still. along the shore, that's where we'll be in the mid-70s. in delaware, temperatures will be in the 80s. looking really good after all the clouds clear up from today. glen will be back at 6:00 with a closer look at your neigh