orlando orlando. it's the case that sparked protests and national debate about race relations. police say that officers responded to an call and zimmerman says that she was sprayed with glass, but been release from the hospital. we're also following a developing story on the delaware river, where workers unloading a corr go ship found a body on board. emergency crews were call today the sign just before 12:30 this afternoon. workers are working to identify the person found there. 20 minutes of news continues with a developing story that we have been following early this morning. a fire developing in the section and several dead and others hurt. on the scene for us. >> crime scene investigators there as well and we have the landlords and others pointing the fingers at one another. >> reporter: yes, most of them have left. take a look bemind me. people are boarding it up along the sidewalk. we're told that the fire began on the first floor of the building, and people that know the victims that were inside say that they blame the landlord. the landlord said that he had installed fire protection equipment and blames those in the building for destroying it. >> i was sleeping and i heard someone screaming. throw the baby out the window. i see smoke above my head. >> reporter: he was able to get out fast and a 30-year-old man that jumped from above and died. >> the 3-year-old daughter was along with her mother heather ridgway. he say that is he blames the buildings owner. >> it's like my whole world came down. i lost my daughter. >> i told her yesterday i was in here and let her know that i did not like the conditions of the house. i told her yesterday you need to move move somewhere else. the next thing that you know you come here and you find out that your own sister's house burn zbld the landlord said that he had fire thing in the building. >> there's an electronic fire system in the building. >> so they're saying that there's no fire alarm system and they're wrong. >> they're investigate asking that the arson task force is looking at the fire and we watched as crime scene investigators went through the rubble. >> reporter: any idea what started the fire? >> from what i understand a fire bombs, and homicide. >> reporter: now police and the fire department not commenting yet on a cause of the fire. i did just spoke with him and he has an updated condition condition on his daughter and she is going to be released tomorrow from the hospital. a man jumped from a second floor window to escape this fire. this video is from an nbc viewer. the man was take ton the hospital for possible smoke inhalation. the fire just started before 2:00 this morning in east win sir and all 16 units in building a sustained water and fire damage. officials are searching for a cause. now to a developing story in texas. a line of tornados ripped through parts of texas and arkansas. >> nbc 10 reports on the devastation from van, texas. >> reporter: good evening. it's the same type of debris that's scattered across tornado ali after six days of violent storms. this time the winds and water targeted north texas. >> it was all of a sudden. i mean there was nothing that you could do even if you saw it coming. it was in a matter of minutes. >> just minutes for the violent storms to strike and leaving behind a path of destruction that's changed lives here for ever. >> two people are dead and more than 40 injured and several are still unaccounted for after a tornado ripped through the small town of vann. >> 30 percent have suffered damages. >> homes and businesses splintered and some wiped away. >> this is something that you only see in movies. seeing where the homes stood, and they're not there anymore. >> in crumb north of dallas driving rain and in some areas more than four inches an hour. too much and too fast. it's a very scary feeling to be completely out of control. you could just stand there and watch everything being taken way. >> the texas national guard chopper rushed in and pulling to the ground. >> i was scared but i knew that she was going to be okay. >> safe and like so many in the strike zone and dealing with the mess that mother nature left behind. >> reporter: they're concerned that more severe weather is on the way. at least severe heavy rain is expected here jay in van texas. here at home a hot and humid start to the week. it should be a warm night as the phillies host the pie rates for a 7:05 game. maybe a chance for some rain. >> the day got off to a foggy start, and this was the scene along margate. you can barely make out the traffic light. the mercury about to shoot up even more. >> chef meteorologist is here to tell us about the climbing heat and humidity. >> yeah it feels like it's july out there with the temperature and the high humidity. we have had fog in the morning for the last several mornings because the humidity is just so high. we have had wind coming in off the ocean. we do have a few little showers around and to cool some of you off. not many and there are small and upper bucks county here and some heavier showers just an isolated thunderstorm or two. the main rain is the remanence of ana moving out to sea, so this is about all that we're getting. now the temperatures have been knocked down several degrees over the last couple of hours expect for allentown and redding. it's going get to the 90 degree mark in some areas. talking about how warm it's going to get and when we will see the needed rain with the seven day in a few minutes. >> okay. with the changing in the weather stay up to date with the nbc news and weather apps with the smart phone and tablets. we're constantly updated the app with the latest forecast. everyone is expected to be okay after this screen. police van flipped over. police officers were responded to a call when their van was hit by another car and then flipped over. over the scene and three people including a police officer were taken to the hospital but all will recover. crews spent the day trying to repair this sink hole in montgomery county. over in norristown. no word on exactly what caused it to open up. several lanes have been closed at that intersection. a man who told his parents that she was set to graduate from penn state when he was not even enrolled has been reported missing. police say that the parents of john drove to state college to pick him up friday for what they thought was the commencement. he was not at his apartment, and did not answer the phone. they say that he finished the study in the fall and delayed the graduation until spring. new information now on the one time if you go tif. lawyers from eric frein with refiled it at a later date. he is accused of shooting one and wounding another last september. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues on this street fight in delaware county. it ended in gun fire. they know who the trigger man is, just need to find him. nbc covered this story last night and we're back on it today. >> doug there are other developments on the fight that was caught on camera. >> reporter: yes, police say they really do not know what triggered the fight in the first place or why so many people felt compelled to join in but the arrests have started. >> 18-year-old tom austin was riots for no aparent reason and now police say that he is bag rested for it. >> detectives say that he was one of several dozen people that started fighting at third and green way on sunday night until this man fired off six rounds from a handgun and one round hitting a nearby house. police have now issued a warrant for 23-year-old pressly. >> one guy with the gun, he is on parole for dealing drugs, so we find drug in the house, and he has a gun. with what the held is he doing on the street. >> investigators say that they have issued a warrant for his girlfriend that facing the same charges. >> if we had not have had the film we would not have known who it was. the person was a brave person. >> police say the woman with the cell phone was attacked but they fell that she would set an example fair neighborhood that wants help, but too afraid to tell what they know. >> you can not have it both ways here. if you want the street back we will be happy to take it back but i need people to come forward and say i have seen this and that. >> reporter: dar by has set up a meeting more monday night at 7:00 in hopes of trying to engender enough trust in the community and police department so that citizen will feel comfortable enough to tell what they know. live in dar by with nbc news. a mother's day cook out ended with a trip to the hospital. the boy tried to light a bbq grill with a lighter but vapors ignited instead and caused burns to his face and torso. fire officials say that knowing a few safety tips will help everyone have a safe summer so you should only use grills outside, and make sure that you keep them way from siding and deck railings. keep a three foot safe zone and clean it every time that you finish using it, and if you're using a gas grill, be sure to open it up before you lite it. an argument comatose a violent end, and now police are asking your help in finding a man that's responsible. it happened on tuesday on german town avenue. the two were involve in an argument when the suspect picked up the bottle and hit a man in the head and then took off. a local community is saying the accomplishments for the da attorney in 2014. they released the annual repourt today and that there were more than 9,600 criminal cases with a conviction rate of just above 98 percent. the da's office say that it promotes accountability. from the jersey shore a new layer of security at the airport where crews installed more than a mile of new fencing today. it's being put in from carrings getting close to run ways or taxi ways or other restricted areas. a rally in harrisburg today and it's one of the schools that's located within the boundaries of a school district. students and lawmakers gathered and voicing the support and sharing their success stories. >> there's lots of this and anybody that's talking against charter schools like they have not been there. they have not seen what difference it's making in people's lives. >> pennsylvania 160 schools served as more than 92,000 students. it's a sprint to the finish for the six democrats for the next mayor of philadelphia. voters head to the poll on tuesday may 19th. that's just eight days away now. we were on the campaign today and one event that featured all of them did not deliver as promised. >> not really. it's crunch time and they're running from event to event and not able to make all commitments. today they acknowledged the schedule but commented on the absent of some of them today. >> it said that 90 percent of success is showing up. >> only one mayor candidate was there from the beginning to participate at the forum in united states city. jim and anthony spent representatives to speak on the behalf. the next mayor will make philadelphia a global destination. >> the woerndful thing is that we have the most extraordinary diverse community in the city tharks we do not pay enough attention to in exploiting for cultural diversity, museum dance, music and the whole nine yards. >> the restaurant screen has boomed. we have the home of john up on rich avenue that people do not know about. it's a music culture, arts and all of those are assets but it requires leadser requires leadership to get it out. >> they have been participating in debates and stretching themselves thin and doing everything possible go reach voters. >> one of the most interesting thing that is we have heard the senator talk about is investing in the neighborhood by creating a neighborhood to neighborhood local tourism initiative. >> while two never made it to the forum nelson arrived toward the end to the talk about potential. >> i think that they have a rate in term tofss of what we could have of the development of the court. >> we did check the calendar and this appears to be the last forum before the primary. we expect to see them hitting the campaign hard and talk to go as many voters possible. a total of six candidates are in the race. the whipper will take on the loan republican in the race melissa in the race. you can learn more on where the candidates stand as we approach the primary in eight days. most people in new jersey believe that united states senator is probably guilty of the federal corporation charges brought against him last month. 60 percent do and that's accord to go the new result poll and 24 percent say that he is probably not guilty. new jersey senior u.s. senator turned himself in on corruption last month. he expected nearly a million dollars in exchange for a political favors. there's a polling institute and many agree that the charges are a result of a political witch hunt. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with this. the united states express jets back landing gear did not come down properly. it did land with smoke and skidding. all was fine. mechanics are trying to see what was the problem. now, you're first alert weather with glenn hurricane. >> if it feels like this in may, i hate to think what it's going to feel like in july. it's like july weather around here. we're tracking the showers and hardly related to ana. it's hot and humid around here but by this time tomorrow the humidity is going down significantly even though that it's pretty hot. then a cool down coming after tomorrow afternoon. now while it's warm and humid the ball can fly and this is at the park and the phillies are here all week. this is going to be easiest night to hit a home run and speaking. the most help that you're going get this week. 80 degrees for the current temperatures and the winds is south and the humidity is high. the pollen of course is pretty high. we have not any significant rain, and so it's just going to get higher. on wednesday it's the highest of the week. no significant rain until probably next weekend. it's warmest to the north and west and allen town redding into the 80s. cooler down to the south. dover only 71 degrees. clouds down there and showers. also wind off the water. this is one more of related to ana. it's 66 in avalon and 72 in beach haven. not as cool as it was last week. the ocean temperatures are going up. a few showers around and once in a while we get a tiny heavy cell here. chester county getting into a little bit more of the rain but it still looks light and the new castle county in delaware right now. the bulk is related and it's going to move doubt the sea. it's not helping us with the rain that we need. here is the future cast and with the southernly winds the humidity will stay with us all night and we will have the fog at the shore and just a couple of showers and no rain in the day tomorrow and it's warm to start off with and close to 70 degrees when you get up. not going to knees a coat tomorrow, but mid-to upper 80 ds and it's a spot or two that touches the 90 degree mark. the wind is going to turn it to the waste, and we're going to be seeing the sunshine tomorrow afternoon zprks that allows the temperature to be going up. just isolated showers tomorrow and it's warm and humid and 66 for the low. no rain tomorrow. it's going to be hot and windy all day. had humidity is dropping as the day goes on. some spots up to 90 degrees, but no one is getting up to 80 on wednesday. dropping down to wednesday night and more. it's kind of cool for a couple of day, but it's dry and most likely rain comes on saturday. it's really bad. this weather is not helping al rer allergies allergies. >> what you can do now to get relief. police say she planned a fake concert to steal thousands from fans and vendors. i am talk to go the victims that say that they were conned. then a new break through and the diet health experts say will help you remember more when you're growing up. nbc news. ♪ well these kids offered up a singer today. they were announcing the wins of the hamel foundations partners in education grants. >> our mission is to provide the necessary programs to allow schools and students to reach their potential and to develop wonderful dreams and make the impossible possible. >> the foundation is donating more than $53,000 to eight schools from new audio system to robotics. from our delaware bureau a church is becoming part of delaware's national historic part. old sweets church is the old nest the country. it was built in the late 1690 and by the swedish. the new park will recognize the contributions of early american dutch, swedish and english settlers. now, back to a breaking news story. >> a rescue on the turnpike. over on the extinction where a car was wedged under a ups truck. they freed two people from the wreck and their lives are not threatened. it's really bad. >> are you feeling it? a new season of suffering. spring allergies have taken control and making people feel miserable. a help for those reaching an remedy. rain would be a remedy too. it's a details on that plus the rain chances and the nbc forecast. 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(music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. sky 4 over breaking news. a head on collision. this is on state road on the county. three people that were trapped were res kud. count on nbc news and we will bring you new information on state road. sky four ten is following another breaking accident. a woman was rescued right here after she was trapped in her car under a ups truck for about 90 minutes. this scene unfolded in the south bound lanes in montgomery county. the woman was conscience and alert after she was free from the car under that trailer. one other person was in the car with her. that person is expected to be okay. watch what unfolded shortly after this rescue right here. we're going see it. a man in a white shirt comes in the frame on the left side of the screen right there and it looks like he goes up to the woman and appears to lean in and give her a kiss. it's not clear if that man is the other person in the car with her. we had several crews following that story to track down everyone involved. stay with us as we learn more on the dangerous accident. a muggy mug dwi afternoon. it was hot in new castle county but changes are coming. >> the network is watching but we have seen some scattered rab as we look live and nbc news first alert swards is back now. >> glenn, the conditions feel like middle of the summer with the heat and humidity. >> yeah we have gotten up to 84 and warmer than that in allentown. we really need the rain. we have only had about 300th of an inch of rain this month. of course it increases the fire danger and makes the pollen worse. that's all that we have had in 19 days. if nothing falls, that will make it 20 days of that. here is the radar. if you see some small showers for the most part a couple of them are more intense than others. there's another one in the town and they're small and some of them are heavy and this is right in the upper portion of the county and right near the border in the valley. that's about it for the rain now because the bulk of this from an rarks is a is moving out to see. we have that much needed rain with the seven day in a few minutes. if you have spring allergies, then we do not need to tell you how bad conditions are right now. >> as tim shows us there are some remedies that can help you in the season of suffering. >> the great outdoors are a great big nightmare more many people. more stuff in the air is more time fighting the allergies symptoms symptoms. she is positive that this is the worst season in a while. >> usually my eyes are rub asking my throat itches and my ears are itching and i want to scratch my throat. >> the number at the pollen count was high put a harder pollen punch once the trees busted out with the hot weather that we're having. >> it's a little humid, but it's doable. >> you can see the pollen on the windshield. zpl. the pharmacy is demanded. >> we're doing a lot of inhaler as well as the collar ton and the zyrtec. >> yeah if you look at the shelf, we're waiting for some to come on. >> allergy suffering leave the pollen shoes in the car and keep pollen off the pillow by washing your hair before bed. avoid drying your clothes outside and avoid the most pollen times at the day. that's between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. >> reporter: i got rained on today, but that's okay. if you have an ac in the house, it's a good time to replace the filter. out sigh if you have any grass or trees that are giving you problems, you may want to replace them too. >> were not avoid it but hopefully manage it before the trees settle down. >> this reminder you can get the pollen forecast any time on the go by using nbc 10 news app for the smart phone or tablet. here are some of the stories making headlines at 4:00. five people are dead and dozens hurlt after a line of tornados went through texas. nearly a dozen are still missing there. one is dead and several others are hurt after a fire. the man that died jumped from a second floor window. the police, fire marshal and coroner are investigating. the fight escalated when a man pulled out a gun and fired off six shots. one of the bullets did hit the home. a explosive discovery turned out to be a dud. authorities are trying to see how a hand gra grenade ended up in an open field. it was found late saturday night in an area cleared for construction. the bomb squad checked it out and determined that the graenade was inapp rowable. you can see this man take a bottle of wine and then put it in the pants. it happened may 1st. it will cost you more to park no downtown allentown. they busted the ratings to $2 an hour. drivers have to feed the meters until 10:00 p.m. until 6:00. free parking is available to customers that shop at participating businesses. high and dry. >> that's how local music fans are feeling today. the tickets to o nowhere and why the sound that they're hearing right now is the blues. we will explain. the details are in the diet. a new findings on two foods that would help protect your memory. stuck at the gate. passengers and the plane they were all ready but something to the key to the operation was not there. why this flight could not leave from atlantic city. want to improve your memory? switch to a diet with extra injure gin olive oil. older patients that ate such a diet had better mind. the diet emphasizes vegetables and fruits and unrefined grains and beans and minimal consumption of meat and full fats. many people are using food stamps after all of the casinos closed. the county has seen a 12 percent jump in the number of families on food stamps since they began to close more than 275,000 residence now on some type of assistance assistance. it was billed as a concert with a big name star. >> investigators say that it was really a scam. >> i was so upset like if i do not get my money back. >> the local music fans that shelled out big bucks only to learn that there won't be a concert after all. what the victims are doing to get the money back. get ready for roller costar weather. we're going go up and go down. you will feel it for both. my nbc forecast. all at 5:00. an inside look and what the investigators uncovered about the acount and what is missing from the fine print. nbc 10 any time no matter what you are, count on it. four of the nearly 50 driving cars testing on the road have been involved in an accident. three of the vehicles were google vehicles. the other was operated by dell all the tif. both say that their cars were not at fault. it's a restaurant deal cooking up a recipe for disaster. a discount for those white. he sees that it will ex tebd to all customers. that was the intention all along. well warmer weather means that a lot of people are heading out for bike rides. >> when it comes to being bike friendly, the first state is on the move. according to the league of american bicycles. delaware moved up to the third in the state. that's the highest ranked state on the east coast. it's come a long way. delaware was ranked 31st back in 2008. now your weather with glenn hurricane swarts. >> we have temperatures in 80s today. even warmer in some of the western areas. we're tracking the showers, and have not seen too much on the past month or so. it's hot and humid, but not as humid. after that we have a big cool down coming. wednesday is going to be way cooler than what we have seen the last couple of days. not a lot of sunshine and the current picture here of philadelphia. some places getting the rain and others with sunshine. temperature down to 80 degrees and the high of 84 and the wind south at 10 miles an hour. that ball is blowing out and the high humidity and temperature will help it travel well. it's 84 in allentown. that's a warm spot here. it's only 79 in poj town. we have rain moving in some areas to cool it off only 70 degrees in dover right now. so here is some areas that have had a little bit of rain. there's the radar estimated and as you can see most of the area has not seen rain during the day today. the way that it looks right now is just a couple of light shower in the new castle county and we had that one heavy shower and as we get closer into it it's right to the west of i 95 right along the pennsylvania turnpike in bucks county. that's moving to the north. the real heavy stuff is moving north to the northeast and that's going keep it offshore and not be a threat around here. you have to flow and there's a cold front that's approaching and ahead of the front the winds continue to be out of the south. that's tomorrow morning and it's going to be warm and humid. you don't see any rain with this. you're telling me this week. sometime it is tropical storms are robbed. we don't have enough moisture on the front to produce the rain. it will change the winds. the west winds tomorrow afternoon and it will lower the humidity and then when the winds start to shift on wednesday into the northwest, then the cooler air is going to start to come down, and you're going notice the change pretty obviously. for tonight the isolated showers and a warm humid night. 66 for the low. tomorrow we're getting close to the record high levels. it's 90 in philadelphia. hot and windy and gusting to 35 miles an hour. then it's much cooler on wednesday. 68 degrees and then a real cool night. after that a cool day and dry day on thursday and dry on friday. again i got to remind you that we need to rain. it does look like we may get it over the weekend. especially on saturday. this is almost three weeks of this and hardly anything. >> all right. thank you glenn. all right. today a concert controversy. >> a local woman accused of promoting a cheryl crow performance in our area. the only thing is that the singer had nothing do with the show. now that promoter is in trouble and accused of pockets cash from the fans and others. a flight held on hold. they had to cool the jets and this was from mechanical issue. what was missing from the preflight checklist? 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(music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. some local music fans are disapointed and out of cash. they thought that they were paying to see a famous singer. a promoter sold tickets to a show that was supposed to happen in med ford and when officers heard about it, they started to ask question and think that they needed to have a presence. that's when they learn that had the promoter kelly bryan made it all up. >> we talked to some that shelled out big bucks. >> the promoter has been arrested, but arefully of them getting the money back? >> reporter: yes, some of them but not all of them. it was soon as cheryl crow's management team that this concert was never part of her official summer tour that's when the victims say that the papal refunds started to filter in the inboxes. >> we figured that we would get out here and tailgate. >> for a shot to see a big time star. >> we were excited about the idea of her performing on the same day and place as her. >> bob signed up and paid up to be an opening about and fans shelled out 60 bucks per vip ticket and vendors gave hundreds to secure a booth at med fords flying w airport. this is when the owner of the production that appeared before a judge just an hour ago began to boost on her website and social media. >> they were taken on line ticket sales and everyone. >> bryan dooped hundreds of people out of thousand of dollars with printed ticket toss the show. >> we don't know how many victim itself are out there. we hope that putting this out makes them come forward. >> on saturday crows camp caught wind and alerted fans right away that the show was a hoax. pots went right to the police. >> i was so upset if i don't get my money back that's a lot of money. >> the flying w say that is they're innocent and supplying the venue and never realize that had it was fake. >> we will present it and hopefully you will see some restitution down the road. >> when she was going down she must have been sitting and trying to give it all back. >> reporter: now, bryan has to post $100,000 in bail. she is to have no contest tact with the flying w or any of the victim in the case. police say that she truly sought if she promoted and sold the show, that she would be able to pull off the concert this summer. clearly, she was not able to do that. >> nbc news at 5 is next. what does he spend it on? food and drinks are the most costly items. we look at the governor's expense account and some are concerned about what is not listed. i amtraking showers and tomorrow is a warmer day and then a cool down for the rest of the week. i will show you the numbers coming up. a flight from new jersey to boston gets stuck on the ground but not for a reason that you would expect. >> the pilots could not get to the plane because the tsa folks have gone home. >> i am ted and asking how this happened. nbc news begins at 5:00 with three breaking news stories. a school bus has crashed and this is layfield road and clen in regard road. the bus hit a van, and there are children ton bus. right now none of the children are hurt. one person in the van is injured. we're not sure how seriously. it's breaking news in buck's county now. over state road where crews rescued three people from this head on crash within the past hour. they rushed all three to the hospital. we're still working to find out how seriously those victims are hurt. another accident as the extension on the turn pieng in montgomery county. a woman was rescued after being trapped in a car under a upz truck. unfolding in the township and it's between the blue bell exit. the woman was conscience and alert after being freed from that car. and what watch unfolded after the accident. you can see a man in a white t-shirt. he goes up to the woman and appears to lean in to give her a kiss. one other person was in the car with her. it's unclear if that was the man that was the other person in the vehicle. we have several crews following the story and looking to track down everyone that was involved. listen as we learn mo

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