durante, nbc 10 news. deanna, thank you. this story is developing right now. we re looking at a live picture from skyforce 10 over the suv carrying kathleen kane. she s now on her way to the montgomery county correctional facility in eagleville. kane was convicted in august on nine counts of perjury and obstruction after leaking grand jury files. she arced tgued that the loss o career, law license, and reputation was punishment enough. we ll continue to watch this story as kathleen kane is taken in that suv to prison. stay with nbc 10 for further developments on today s sentencing of the former attorney general. while could hakathleen kane inside waiting for sentencing, her car was getting ticketed. a journalist noticed it. it is for a meter violation. turning to this now, here is how things looked today outside philadelphia s historic union league. one side of the building s iconic twin staircases lies in ruins. the union league of philadelphia is on broad street nea
a family of millionaires revealed their identities, stepping forward to claim last weekend s $429 million powerball jackpot. said, i m not lying, mommy s not going to lie to you. mommy on the phone, and she said, it s true, we won the power ball, and i have not slept since then. nbc 10 is live in lawrenceville where eight members of a new jersey family just claimed the game s sixth largest prize in history. so happy for them. so happy for them. you want to give them a big hug, actually, and the wait is over. it is a mother and seven of her grown children, get this, they are going to be splitting a cash prize of $284 million dollars. take a look. meet the smith family. they don t play the lottery often, they say. they only play when the jackpot goes up. their mother is a regular at the trenton 7-11 where they bought the ticket. they have their own numbers but did not use birthdays or anniversaries. they said the numbers came through a dream, and this is what their reac
moves in later in the day tomorrow. for tonight, though, by 9:00 p.m., we ll be dry. we see the clouds starting to break up, temperatures mostly in the mid to low 60s, and quakertown, and wilmington 64, and tomorrow morning, sunny, plenty of sun. tr trenton at 57 degrees, and in the afternoon, we see storms approaching again. by noon tomorrow,sjáñ around 7m degrees, clouds increasing, andx 7>-hrough the afternoon, , temperatures start to dropúah thunderstorms move in, so there you see an afternoon forecast tomorrow calls for thunderstorms, andno carrierrin one of googles street filming cars. a spokesperson says no one was authorized to do this, and that it appears officers were being creative. the department found out about it wednesday and removed the decal that day. quote, by hiding mass government surveillance under a fake google logo, the philadelphia police department further jeopardized police community relations at a time when they are already fragile. tonight
we ll tell you where you can get a glimpse of the air force in action. good morning. this is nbc10 news today. i m rosemary connors. it s just after 6:00 on this saturday. today the sun will be with us for a little while, but then the wet weather is going to move back in. let s take a live look outside right now. not looking bad over center city, however, we are tracking showers and some spots could see thunderstorms a little bit later on. meteorologist karen thomas is keeping her eye on the conditions where you live. she has our neighborhood weather. good morning. good morning, rosemary. good morning, everyone. the sun is up and conditions outside not too bad. bumping in philadelphia. 56 with clear skies. cooler out in the pa burbs. 48 in new jersey, 50 with sunshine. we have a dense fog advisory until 8:00 a.m. in the lehigh valley. you can see the fog. 48 degrees. and 53 with clear skies in delaware. we are headed up to close to 70. we ll hit 70 in new jersey. 73 will
boundary line to be moving into our area midday. so about lunchtime look for the clouds to start stretching into the area. and just behind that we re going to have this cold front bring in some shower activity and possibly even scattered thunderstorms later in the afternoon. i ll be back with more details on that plus a look at the ten-day. rosemary. day two of the dad vail regatta and the rowers are trying to get in a full day of races before the afternoon showers and storms that karen just mentioned. nbc10 s randy gyllenhaal is live along the banks of the schuylkill to fill us in. randy, what s the plan? reporter: we re hanging out with the temple row team. we have one of the races going on right now, the men s two. they re speeding down the schuylkill. it is beautiful right now. as you guys have been mentioning, the weather on the horizon changing plans here. organizers moved some things up because of the storms. the final vectorsity 8 championship race will be around
has the highest student loan debt in the country. while the research is finding that the average student debt is $46,000. even though the median income is $27,000 a year. that is a 174% debt to income ratio. and clearly, it s not just south jersey. another recent study finds that student loan debt across the country is expecting people in unexpected ways. 82% of people with student loans said it caused difficulties in their lives. according to 56% of them polled. it has held them back from buying a car and student loan debt is stopping them from buying a house and are delaying engagement and marriage due to the debt. two high school seniors rough to college in the fall are already feeling the pressure. they produced a video as part of a school project that highlights the concerns and challenges they and their peers face. my 2020, 65% of jobs require some sort of post secondary education and 2015, the average cost of a year at a private college is over $42,000. and more than
[laughter] get off of my phone. and she said i m not. it s may. it s may. reporter: the family only buys a ticket when the jackpot gets big. they pool their money and selected the cash option which comes to $244 million. it was a big shock when we first learned that we were powerball oners. it was a bigger shock when we learned that we were the only ticket holder. reporter: the family hired legal counsel to help them figure out thousand handle so much money. steven smith says he won t get too extravagant. i have a family. i m planning for my family. it s not about flashy clothes and cars. reporter: the family says their new found fortune will allow them to pay for some of the projects they ve always dreamed of funding by katherine s mentoring program for teen girls but they don t want to be pressured. don t come, you know. we get to choose and we will choose and we are very good at saying no. reporter: the family has had a lot to deal with the last few days. i
and tonight his family is sharing their pain. police say zenas powell was not the gunman s target. he was on his way to his grandmother s house after buying food at the story. sunday night, the big story on action news, the search for the gunman who shot the teenager. he was one of three people caught in the hail of gunfire. tonight we spoke with one of the victims surviving the hail of gunfire. sharing her fear and anger about the events that unfolded last night. and jeff chirico joins us live from police headquarters with more. jeff? walter and sarah, zenas powell was just an innocent bystander. his family says he was respectful and dreamed of becoming a doctor. however, last night his dream was cut short in what chester s mayor calls a senseless act of violence that will not be follow rated. they shot, shot, shot, shots. it sounded like they even loaded back up or something. just after leaving the hospital, jeanine described the moments she nearly lost her life
one person describes the traumatic scene of seeing the frantic mother rush out of the house clinging to her 4-year-old daughter, who had just been shot. i told her, what happened? she goes, she got shot. the kids were playing upstairs. and next thing you know, she said she found her baby laying on the floor like that and ran outside. reporter: witnesses say doctors and nurses from a nearby clinic ran to help before medics arrived. but it was all too late. the child was pronounced dead a little after 1:00 p.m. at the hospital. those living in the area are stunned and trying to make sense of it all. it s just crazy, crazy. it s a shame. it s a little angel. reporter: and so tonight back out live, a family and community heart broken tonight. we can tell you that police recovered a weapon. we don t know whose weapon that is. also, we don t know who pulled the trigger. so tonight, the investigation continues. live outside hahnemann hospital, gray hall, channel 6 action ne
chris o connell. i m dawn timmeney. this happened a short time ago and very active scene. let s get out to shawnette wilson live in university city. shawnette. reporter: dawn and chris, it is still very much an active scene. take look at where we re standing. pan up and show you the overpa overpass. this is where police believe the suspect danger many people driving cars on university avenue at 76 west. they believe someone was standing on that overpass throwing things over that hit cars passing by. we ll take look at video here of what we found as we tell was police believe happened. again they say it was around 8:00 o clock tonight someone was standing on the overpass at university avenue just before 76 west blowing railroad spikes over the over pass we re told that police found six of the railroad spikes on the road. four cars were hit. fortunately none of the drivers inside the car were seriously hurt but as you can imagine just a very scary thing as you look at some