night. there is a low confidence right now on any details. check back for later updates. wednesday through friday the weather returns to normal when it comes to afternoon highs in the 30s. dry conditions are expected. a local charity is burglarized but police aren t exactly sure how it happened. someone stole a safe from saint vincent depaul thrift and consignment store in waterloo. the store helps out low income families in the area. kwwl s hillary maglin talked to some employees and customers about how they think this may have happened. hillary what did they tell you? police say this didn t happen during business hours but the thief might have come into the store before it closed for the night. and customers can t understand why someone would steal from a (sot) i think it s horrible. it s something no business expects to happen to them - broell can t believe a store they visit so often was burglarized. (sot. cg: martia broell/frequent shopper) it really and truly i
some of the loudest voices heard from print s hometown. purple rained earned him an oscar. he put minneapolis on the map. it is great we re celebrate his life and not in sorrow. here in minneapolis where prince honed he can check particular sound mastering all aspect every his music from production to arrangement. the legendary singer and songwriter won seven grammys and sole more than 100 million records. during his 40 year career, something music critics john brian said he accomplished with little help. his outfit, the videos, he did everything. no one else in the history every music has done everything as well at such a high level as did he. even leading to up his death, reclusive star had embark on stripped down, piano microphone tour. the 57 year old spent his final moment at his pacely park estate, where mourners continue to celebrate his life and mourn his sudden passing. prince s publicist said the sing her been battling an illness in recent days, no cause
40 s. 47 degrees in philadelphia, light wind out of the north 10 . slight wind chill feels like 42 degrees, right now factoring in the win. thirty-nine up in allentown. mid 40 s in wilmington and in interior south jersey around millville it is 45 degrees. still chilly, suburbs, willow grove, pottstown, 39, and 36, still in quakertown. there is that wind that out of the north so that is bringing in that cooler dryer air mass but stays light today, pretty much 10 miles an her or less. storm scan three much more quieter. we have a large area have of high pressure dominating the mid-atlantic, so that blocks us in the dry pattern for about the next 48 hours, so this practically is perfect today, right where it should be for late april sunshine. mild temperatures, low humidity, light breeze it is all there. get outside and enjoy it. 68 degrees for afternoon high. philadelphia near 60 at the shore and in the mountains if you do not like it this is cool wait a few more days, we re ta
center city and overcast skies and we ll keep this in the forecast, and we stay cool or chilly i guess you can say, showers moving in and temperatures staying right around 40 degrees and we see the temperatures rise through the day and some areas near 80 degrees and those strong thunderstorms move in and coming up, i ll show you the timing on that. staying behind bars at least for now. that s what a federal judge ruled today about the philadelphia woman accused of trying to join isis. nbc 10 s randy gyllenhaal is live. explain why bail was denied this afternoon. reporter: they argue she is both a flight risk and a danger to the public but her family appearing in court for the very first time is hoping she ll get some sort of house arrest and this judge today ruling she will remain in jail. get out of my way! the family of keonna thomas sprints out of federal court, no comment after learning their 30 youz rell -year-old relative will remain in jail. she s accused of
swarez. it is an administrative perfect storm. the vietnam veterans are hitting their years of highest need in healthcare, just as the client rolls are coming up with hundreds of thousands of people that fought in the latest wars. it s long been known inside and outside, the vast veterans healthcare system, that wait times for care can be long, backlogs were enormous, and it was promised over and over again, in congressional hearings that the department of vet reps affairs understood it s problems. and would take care of them. and they did. or said they did. by minute niplating dates reported between the time a vet asked for treatment and when he got it. now congress is looking at dysfunction in the enormous healthcare system, and summoned the cabinet secretary in charge, retired genre rick to testify. of secret waiting lists at veteran hospitals. many adverse incident like this makes me as makes me mad as hell, i could use stronger language, but in deference to the commi