For a gang related killing much hes now out of prison. The result of a Supreme Court ban on life without parole sentences for juveniles. The Supreme Court banned the Death Penalty for juveniles back in 2005. That left life without parole as the harshest possible sentence for people under the age of 18. Then in 2012, the court banned mandatory life without parole for all juveniles. Earlier this year, the court made sure that included a review of all past life sentences. We were there when jones walked out of prison in september and ive been following his progress ever since. Hes now 60. I recently met with him again to see how hes adjusting to life outside the prison walls. Come here. Come here. He still getting used to the grass under his feet. The clouds above and his freedom. I like to watch the sun setsi he was released from a correctia ruv kill co u y tyrone went to prison on a conviction of murder when he was 16. Hes nownr 60. Your wholj life is controlled and programmed. The tran
Its 6 00 on this saturday. Take a live look outside at Citizens Bank park. A little bit gloomy and gray at the moment. Cloudy at this hour. 6 00. Meteorologist karen thomas has the neighborhood weather to fill us in on what the rest of the day will look like. Karen. Yes, rosemary. If youre headed to the ballpark later today for the phillies came. It would be smart to bring an you will br umbrella. We are starting out dry with temperatures mainly in the 60s about everywhere. 69. A little warmer up in allentown. 68 in wilmington. 66 in dover. Doppler radar tells us the story of what we can expect as we move through the rest of our weekend. We are watching systems that are developing in the central part of the country and will be headed our way. So start out dry today, but we do have cloud cover. So sun and clouds and areas of patchy fog this morning. If youre out driving about, you will want to take it easy. Were watching as the low is developing just west of the great lakes. Thats going
We kind of like things to be just lets say weekend easy. However, this forecast is jumping just a little bit. We start out with clouds this morning, and mainly in the 60s as we show you in your neighborhood right now. 67 degrees in philadelphia. You can see the cloudy conditions really across the region as were waking up early this saturday morning. Right now its cooler here in new jersey. 65. Lehigh valley close to 70 degrees. 67 degrees in delaware. Well go ahead and show you the wider picture on radar and satellite. You can see just where the clouds are coming from and the farreaching precipitation. We have a system forming now, a low pressure system with a warm front in the great lakes. Thats what were keeping an eye on for tomorrow. Its sort of a 5050 weekend. Today the drier day of the weekend. Tomorrow the wetter day for sure as we keep a close eye on the system. Weve got activity out in the central part of the country. And it is developing. It will be headed our way overnight t
Tonight, hes telling the story of how firefighters pulled him out. Good evening, im jacqueline london. Nbc 10 brought you the rescue live as it unfolded in south jersey. Tonight, the farmer is telling us what it was like in that grain bin with 600,000 pounds of soybeans up to his waist. Nbc 10s aundrea klein thomas has the latest. Reporter chris is resting easy tonight after spending hours in this bin getting rescued. The 72yearold lifelong farmer says this is the most serious accident hes ever had. Chris was doing well and is back on solid ground. I wasnt in any trouble but i wasnt getting down either. It was like he was stuck in the quicksand. Reporter skyforce 10 apertured First Responders working to rescue the farmer from his grain bin. He was in the bin trying to fix a jam so he could continue loading his soybeans when he started to sink. When firefighters arrived, an estimated 600,000 pounds of soybeans were packed up to his chest. A worker on location hit a stop button, kept it
Newsroom. Lets get to glenn hurricane schwartz with the latest on the path. The official advisory has come out not more than a couple of minutes ago. It is still a Tropical Storm, but its close to hurricane strength. It is obviously looking better organized and is likely to become a hurricane. The track, a little farther east than yesterday, but its also more likely to stall out in the ocean, not too far off the jersey shore, monday through wednesday, which could cause some additional problems next week. The local impacts, a little bit eastward track, less rain north and west, but the rain and wind also looks like it might linger at the shore through labor day, itself. Hes the latest. You can see everything spinning around. It looks more like a real Tropical Storm. Just want to give you an idea of the size of this thing. And if youre driving from philadelphia down to North Carolina, thats a pretty long drive. Thats a very large area, that is being covered by this. Now, lets take a look