you re watching news 4 new york at 4:00. i m natalie pasquarella. and i m stefan holtz. now to that victory for almost two dozen former students at a new jersey catholic high school. each will get a piece of a $2 million payout. that s after alleged sex abuse occurred over 50 years ago. but the students say it s not about the money. reporter: officials here at bergen catholic high school decline comment, but the the settlement speaks volumes. bergen catholic high school will pay out $1.9 million to 21 former students at the school. they attended in the 60s, 70s, and 80s, and most of their abusers have passed away or moved from the area. the payout comes from private funds. robert is president of road to recovery. while he did not attend bergen years by clergy when he was a kid. seem to have a wave of the private and catholic wealthier schools. reporter: another abuse victim routinely picketed outside the school during negotiation over the past year. they won t fil
it was devastating. reporter: what bothers catrice most is the way the fda counts fetal deaths reported by the maker of essure. according to the agency s reporting rules, fetal deaths and miscarriages are not considered deaths. she s not the only one complaining about the fda s reporting rules. she said, nana, my mama has the family of an epilepsy patient who died after this nerve stimulater implanted below the neck caused painful shocks. the maker of device has reported dozens of patient deaths but classified them as less serious injuries. both companies say their products have helped tens of control patients. they insist they have reported safety issues with fda rules, but the way the rules are interpreted and enforced may be the problem. the fda seems to be allowing medical device companies to decide for themselves when a death is related to one of their products. are physicians misreporting? are companies misclassifying? i think the fda is in the best position to an
and crashing the party. the made in america festival happens in philly this weekend, but hermine could have some people changing their plans. nbc 10 breaking news. hermine s march, the tropical storm roars through the south and heads our way for labor day weekend. good evening, i m jacquelyn london. we have been tracking this threat for days, and as we get new information on the storm s track we are seeing new images of its power. as hermine heads our way, it is leaving destruction in its path. it pumped cedar key, damaging homes and piers. it is impossible to get off the island because water is covering the roads there. hermine level several neighborhoods under water. trucks were trying to get through those flooded roads. and this tree falls onto a home in georgia. winds brought down several tries throughout savannah. crews are working to clean all of that up tonight. and as it moves up the coast, it poses a threat to our area. we have live coverage, people, get ready. a
to meteorologist krystal klei she has the latest on the track of this tropical storm. we are looking at an update to that track just came in at 5:00 a.m. so we ve been working with our map to make everything right on the board here. take a look at the information we ve got. 60 mile per hour winds, those max wind winds with tropical storm hermine at this point moving to the east-northeast at 21 miles per hour. so heading our direction, following the track as we expected it. now, if we pull out and look at this track projection we re moving from your saturday to your sunday morning. still going to be sitting down to the south and the southwest of us, but as we move sunday morning through your afternoon 65 mile per hour winds, strengthening a bit here and also the track showing us that it gets much closer to us. now, this is a cone projection meaning this is not the exact path it may take, it could go into this zone potentially. by monday 2:00 in the morning forecasting up to
within the past 15 minutes we received confirmation from officials in atlantic city that an officer is in surgery after a shooting early this morning. nbc 10 s pamela osborne has been live at the scene. we will get to her in just a moment, but first we want to talk about the first alert that we have issued because of tropical storm hermine. this is a big deal so pay attention. first alert meteorologist krystal klei keeping a very close watch on this storm that s moving to our area, you can see just below krystal that first alert radar. right now it looks like it s hovering over north carolina, virginia, but you told us earlier that delaware could soon see some of the effects of the storm. we re already seeing cloud cover that s spread across our region that s because of the storm though it is well to the southwest of us still. rain is starting to creep into delaware and that s going to happen this morning. currently the tropical storm sitting at 60 mile per hour max winds,