what he told us about the new allegations against his brother and the alleged abuse he suffered at the hands of his father. healing through hair. how these two boys are teaching the adults in their lives a very important lesson. one, two, three! watch the hole! put it down easy. look at that, neighbors helping neighbors tonight. check out this scene in kensington. our cameras were there as that group lifted this car from a hole in the street. neighbors called nbc 10 because they were concerned about this very thing. now the city is taking action. nbc 10 s brandon hudson is joining us live with the story you will see only on 10. brandon, you reached out to the water department for answers and then they showed up. reporter: erin and jim, it was an incredible thing, the water department left about 15 minutes ago, not before covering this hole which is about four to five feet wide and nine feet deep. they also blocked this part of the street from frankford avenue to
the last half minute and a penalty is coming up on the collision at the blue line. pierre: wilson for interference. it s a calf chance to go out on a power play. and interferes with jean-michel lyles. that s graphic interference. the deficit two, 28.3 to go. pierre: you and i have been around this group a long time. this capitals team is for real, and they have done a great job manufacturing enthusiasm and a lot of quiet confidence going into the playoffs. fantastic season. and they ll be rocking the red for a long time down in washington, d.c.. this is a really really good team. net empty. five attackers against a goaltender in four. if they mash in a quick one this could get interesting. and chara walks it across. gives on to spooner. an early shot seems necessary, doesn t it? chara forced it across, a forced shot by pasternak and it doesn t work. dealt back in deep, backes trickled along. pasternak gets after it. still they battle and it s bergeron handing it back
8 news now anchor paul joncich is here with reaction and what s next for solar customers. ((paul joncich)) the supreme court said the petition signatures, all 115-thousand of them - are no good because the language on the petition was unclear. so it s back to the drawing board for the solar industry and the 32-thousand nevada solar customers who feel like they re getting a raw deal. this is a very contentious issue. these angry people were outside the p-u-c in january. 32-thousand of rooftop solar customers installed expensive money by selling surplus energy they generated - back to the utility company. but last winter, the p-u-c raised rates and changed the game. today the supreme court disallowed a referendum - that would have reversed the changes. the solar industry isn t done fighting. ((voice mail 1:03 chandler sherman/bring back solar alliance: so now we re looking to our elected officials our legislators to enact the will of the people. )) ((paul joncich)) are will
right now at 11:00, storms come through with a vengeance tonight. a line of severe weather barrelled through the nbc 10 viewing area this evening leaving damage in its path. this is time lapse video from around 6:00 tonight when the storms moved in and oust st of center city. it cut power to thousands of people. some are still out of power as crews work to get them back on the grid. nbc 10 at the jersey shore where you can see how strong winds pushed the fallen rain down this street tonight. that s how the rain sounded in wilmington, delaware. it looked like it was coming inside ways. good evening. the strong line of storms is gone now after bringing winds up to 52 miles an hour at philadelphia international airport and 74 miles an hour in camden county. we are looking at the damage across the region. that s right. we have had reports come in from various parts of the viewing area, from the lehigh valley back towards lancaster county where there was a funnel cloud reported.
city in the country to pass a soda tax. but at what cost? tax is so high that it will have to be passed on to the consumers. good evening. i m jacqueline london. the controversy isn t open as opponents are promising tonight to file a lawsuit over the tax. nbc ten s drew smith joins us live from the overbrook section. so many people want to know how much out of pocket will they have to pay for their drinks and what is the next step? first, the mayor has to sign it. that s expected to happen monday. then the law could go into effect january 1. if stores decide to pass along the entire tax to you the shopper, they could cost more than 18 cents a bottle and an 18-ounce bottle could jump by a dollar. city council approved a 1.5% tax on sweetened drinks, including soda, regular and giant, teas, energy sports and some juice drinks. the revenue would improve parks and rec. our fight is not over. the tax violates the pennsylvania constitution, some say. that s why we re go