her dad thinks he knows who did it. the police are not confirming that this morning. rosanna: the tv. it is annoying. it looks like they are getting rid of that. what comes next, we will have that. rosanna: the world s famous booty magazine. naked women will no longer be in playboy. rosanna: it will be provocative here it. greg: basically no nudity. greg: playboy magazine. this is a big development for my friend james rosen, my father was a subject of a playboy review. it does happen. how about you, rosanna? probably when i found it underneath my brothers mattress in the 80s. [laughter] mike: i just remember being mortified. dad had a stash. [laughter] we got an education that day. folks, stay with us for a second. eric legrand. think about this guy. five years ago this week he was injured on the football field. he basically became a quadriplegic. his attitude has been just awesome. rosanna: he is so inspirational. hoping to get up there and walk one day. in the rehab cen
have you ever seen anything like that in your life? no not at all. attacked with a hammer a wooden beam and mace. ten seconds into it the 51-year-old victim is on the ground motionless. there was just so much blood. i m screaming, stop, stop stop from across the street. reporter: she watched in horror as the group kept punching and stomping on the man s head. with a hammer and a stick. reporter: this is the surveillance camera back at the gas station where we came back to talk to employees. it s point in the direction of a traffic cone. i don t know what s going on in this neighborhood. that s crazy, man. you ve got to be careful out here. reporter: police say they actually arrested two women outside einstein medical center where the 51-year-old was taken. here they are, 21-year-old sharina joakim. i spoke with the sunoco employees that were there but didn t leave the store. one of the women were screaming, look at my child s face he did this to my chi
jersey moving into bensalem. mt. laurel seeing heavier rain. some precip rates have been three-quarters of an inch per hour. the storms are moving pretty quickly. also in medford lakes, tabernacle we re seeing moderate rain too. this is moving to the northeast. bensalem moving into that area right now. bristol by 5:13. falls by 5:21. that is where that rain is moving to. we ve seen quite a few storm reports. center city philadelphia, the lens soaked. you can see what the weather is doing behind us. big raindrops pounding our lens at the aquarium. this afternoon storms are the perfect reminder to get the nbc10 weather app on your smartphone and tablet. you can get alerts warnings the radar, alerts in your neighborhood. it s a free download like the nbc10 news app. there is a new investigator looking into a south new jersey police department. the cull ber land county prosecutor appointed someone to handle internal affairs in millville. after two supervisors in that
two lanes blocked. drive times are still up around the area. as we head out to the schuylkill expressway around spring garden street you see no problems really in any direction. 12 minutes from the vine into the blue route or eastbound currently no problems there. out on 422, drive times looking good as well. police say a driver crashed a stolen suv wall into at 21st and somerset street in north philadelphia. we ve been following this breaking news for almost an hour now and there s still no sign that investigators are ready to clear the scene here. authorities say three people were inside that car, including a 16-year-old. all of them were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. no word on conditions or charges. you can count on nbc10 for updates as we get new information out there the morning. we have new information out there the night about a firefighter recovering from minor injuries suffered in a flash fire in a home in wilmington. that s basically when a wall
more hospitals are under investigation and now there are new reports of deaths that could be linked to delays in treatment. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. good morning, lauren. here s the latest. the number of deaths related to deaths in patient care could be much higher than was originally revealed. this is coming from a report after an investigation by a newspaper in dayton, ohio, and now the president is demanding action from his veterans affairs chief. the president is madder than hell. president obama s top aide says the commander in chief is furious about the treatment of patients at v.a. hospitals and he s demanding the problems get fixed and never happen again. we ve now deployed additional staff over to the veterans administration to dig into this to find out if this is a series of isolated cases or whether this is a systemic issue that needs to be addressed. the v.a. admits 23 people have died waiting for care and now the report reve