natasha brown is live in north philadelphia with more on what the outrage was all about. natasha? >> reporter: you know this town hall was all about stop and frisk and the policy as it relates to philadelphia police. it was meant to open up a dialogue about this policy. instead it opened up plenty of emotional outbursts. >> town hall meeting on the city stop and frisk program quickly spiraled out of control. >> anger, frustration and pain from community members gathered at this church in north philadelphia. many feel the policy is unfair and targets african-americans. >> in philadelphia, we have stopped on average about 200 to 300,000 people a year, and of the two or 300,000 people about 80% of turned up that they have no contraband, they're not doing anything illegal. >> reporter: explosive emotional outbursts led to many leaving the meeting. >> you have to work together. you know what i'm saying. you have to love one another. instead of going about hating everybody. >> we came here to get some answers from the mayor and from the police commissioner. we want to hear them. i mean,

natasha brown is live in north philadelphia with more on what the outrage was all about. natasha? >> reporter: you know this town hall was all about stop and frisk and the policy as it relates to philadelphia police. it was meant to open up a dialogue about this policy. instead it opened up plenty of emotional outbursts. >> town hall meeting on the city stop and frisk program quickly spiraled out of control. >> anger, frustration and pain from community members gathered at this church in north philadelphia. many feel the policy is unfair and targets african-americans. >> in philadelphia, we have stopped on average about 200 to 300,000 people a year, and of the two or 300,000 people about 80% of turned up that they have no contraband, they're not doing anything illegal. >> reporter: explosive emotional outbursts led to many leaving the meeting. >> you have to work together. you know what i'm saying. you have to love one another. instead of going about hating everybody. >> we came here to get some answers from the mayor and from the police commissioner. we want to hear them. i mean,

reporting live in north philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> 4:04 and 59 degrees outside. new from overnight, a house goes up in flames and the flames spread to a car in warrenton, bucks county. the fire began around 11:30 last night. no one was hurt. the firefighters quickly got the fire under control. >>> a gloucester county judge is expected to decide if a fun accused of drinking and driving is guilty or innocent. sister kimberly miller was arrested last november. this is dashcam video. she went back to her north philadelphia con vent, had a glass of wine and then took an ambien to help her sleep. >>> later today, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is scheduled to appear in court in her grand jury leak case. kane wants a judge to look at whether prosecutors leaked fbi recordings in her criminal case to a newspaper. her lawyers say that only three parties had the fbi phone recordings of her political consultant, federal prosecutors, state prosecutors and kane's legal team. her court filings identify montgomery county prosecutors as the likely culprit of last mon

suburbs through north and west of philadelphia, right around 37 degrees. frosty as we go into south jersey. patchy frost through the lehigh valley. same thing. new castle county will be under the frost advisory. that's the first part of our weather story as we go overnight tonight, the frost advisory is going to be in the forecast. low temperatures tonight. take a look. mostly around freezing north and west of philadelphia. 32 in vineland. 41 in dover. 42 in atlantic city. it's going to be a chilly start tomorrow morning. you'll want to take your jacket. aside from that, another dry afternoon. a little look out at center city. the next part of our weather story, dry pattern. we're going to be warming up. tonight, let's look at the frost advisory in new jersey. also, through the suburbs of north and west of philadelphia, and in delaware, midnight to 8:00 a.m., if you have sensitive plants, cover them up or bring them inside because we'll see frosty conditions. radar, nice and dry. here's a wide look at the area and even farther off to the west, no rain is h

a ceremonialal ground breaking took place at 16th and fountain streets in north philadelphia. habitat for humanity is leading the construction and recipients will purchase the homes from habitat for humanity with 30 year zero interest mortgages. >> our homeowners earn between 30 to 60 percent of the pied yan income and they will for the most part the first member of their family to own a home, and this is just a great neighborhood for them to come into. >> the 21 new homes built will complicate the other 81 homes habitat philadelphia has built and rehabbed in north philadelphia, since its founding, in 1985. >>> well to see a celebration of japanese culture the 19th annual cherry blossom festival of greater philadelphia is in full bloom with events planned in the area through sunday. >> reporter john mcdevitt of our sister station kyw news radio tells us it was a day of fun and learning for some budding mind in germantown to day. >> ♪ >> reporter: students of the pennsylvania school for the deaf, watched and felt vibrations of the drums as students got to give it a shot. >> t

also in north philadelphia, three men walked into temple hospital's emergency room at 4:30 a.m. with gunshot wound. those victims were reportedly shot, somewhere near ninth and sedgley streets, no arrests have been made in any of these cases. >>> we have breaking news now from southwest philadelphia, two people have been hospitalized, following a collision between a ato tv and a car, this happened at 57th street and wigby avenue. the crash happened at 4:00 o'clock. atv driver was transported to penn presbyterian hospital while his child passenger in the car went to children's hospital. the circumstances of this crash are now under investigation. >>> from our new jersey news room, a police officer shot and killed a robbery suspect early this morning in vineland. it it was right around 1:00 a.m. when officers responded to a call of shots fire. they arrived to find a person who had just been robbed. they tracked down the suspect and that is when they say the confrontation turned into a gunfight. the one suspect identified as 41 year-old robert barr, junior of bridgeton was shot and

paul's baptist church at tenth and wallace, in north philadelphia. and following that, forum i sat down with hillary clinton for an exclusive one on one interview. we have talk about a number of issues including the gun violence in philadelphia. >> so far this year the homicide rate in philadelphia is up 17 percent, compared to this date, last year. non-fatal shootings are up 40 percent. you're not running for mayor of philadelphia and you are not running for police commissioner of philadelphia. how can a president, how could a president, president clinton, make philadelphia a more safe city. >> i am heart broken by stories that are coming out of philadelphia, even this past weekend, 12 people shot, four people killed as i recall, police officer shot, a four year-old girl, killed by her own father because he was handling a gun inappropriately. honestly, this is a tragedy and epidemic at the same time. would i do everything as president to help reform the criminal justice system, work with our police departments. there are a lot of good departments an

tonight 46 for the low in philadelphia. 40 north and west, not as cold. breezy tomorrow, low 60s, showers, chance of thunderstorms moving in. don't forget the umbrella tomorrow. clear out friday. colder into the weekend saturday and sunday. chance of showers saturday. philly's home opener monday doesn't look too bad. >>> danny pommells with you. coming up, hear from the flyers on the most important game on the schedule as they take on the red wings. some of the wildcats most promising players next season turning pro? thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity, x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> it's

the last training we did, we did it at a fire house there in north philadelphia, and to see law enforcement and the fire department there and see the community stake holders coming out, it's been amazing. having their support has been a tremendous benefit. >> and can enough people get train trained, do you think? you're empowering people with information. there are people coming out to meetings to get training. can it happen fast enough where enough people can make a difference? >> that's the goal. we're right now training emergency room nurses, and what's been amazing act that is the fact that we're trying to have as many training sessions as -- that will meet the demand of the nurses. it wasn't really pulling teeth to get the nurses out. now they're arguing over who gets to go to the next one. it's been amazing. between the training of our nurses and the demand in the community, i think we'll be able to saturate the community with trained up folks so when something like this happens the likelihood that we're going to have somebody in that situation or on that scene that's been trained is

they have been protesting 126 million-dollar stay yum that will be built in north philadelphia, they say it will bring noise, traffic and hurt character of their neighborhood. >>> medical marijuana is one step a way from becoming legal in pennsylvania. the state house, overwhelmingly approved the bill yesterday, and now it heads to governor tom wolf who says he will sign the bill, sunday. "eyewitness news" talked to a with man who lives in montgomery county, he says, that she hopes that this will help her 12 year-old son who suffers from seizures. >> we have tried 13 medications and he continues to fail all of the medications. we decided it was worth it. my husband had pancreatic cancer so we wanted to mack sure it wasn't just foresee showers. >> wolf released a statement that reads quote i'm proud and exited to sign this bill that will provide long overdue medical relief to patients and families who could benefit from this treatment. >>> meanwhile, on the campaign trail ted cruz is sharpening his attacks against donald trump and it could be a dramatic day in the democratic race for

also in north philadelphia, three men walked into temple hospital's emergency room at 4:30 a.m. with gunshot wound. those victims were reportedly shot somewhere near ninth and sedgley streets. no arrests have been made in any of these cases. >>> medical marijuana is officially legal in the state of pennsylvania. governor tomorrow toll wolf signed senate bill three today in harrisburg surrounded by law makers from both parties's well as parents and patient advocates. the keystone state becomes 24th in the nation to allow marijuana for medical purposes. patient was 17 medical conditions from epilepsy to ptsd can qualify with a doctor's permanent mission. >> all we are asking is to have that doctor make an decision in conjunction with his or her patient that will make that patient's life better. that is all this bill is about. >> reporter: the new law a allows for up to 150 difficulties spendries. >> it could be in pills, goals, cremes but in the in the plant form n contrast, new jersey only allows buds and flowers. it could be 18 months before the marijuana is available. >>> troub

the water main erupted along north simpson street in north philadelphia. it sent water bubbling up to the streets and rising into folks' basement. neighbors were angry when they learned they will be response responsible for the repairs. >>> we'll have to pay for it. >>> i'm tired of it. >>> block by block, the city is not taking care of the problem, they are putting the problem on the taxpayers. >>> my basement is flooded, muddy. things are ruined in my home an i don't understand. >>> the neighbors say a contractor had been working in the area at the time. the water department shut off all service to 120 properties while they tried to real estate pair the broken main. >>> billboards are popping up across new jersey asking chris christie to denounce donald trump. bridges over politics for new jersey said it figures for the billboards. they asked the govenor to stand up to racism and bigotry. christy endorsed trump after his presidential campaign ended. >>> hillary clinton is coming back to philadelphia next week. she plans to campaign in the city wednesday

. >> what started out as a normal sunday service at triumphth baptist church in north philadelphia quickly turned into much more. an audible gaps then cheers from the crowd as hillary clinton surprised church goers with an appearance. >> this is a day the lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in it. >> clinton began by acknowledging the history made this week with the image of harriet tubman being place odd the $20 bill. she quickly turned to issues personal to philadelphians and the african-american community. >> it is just a fact that african-american young man are arrested, charged, convicted and incarcerated for doing the same things that young wait men do that do not get the same treatment. >> she went on to tout her mission to reform the criminal justice system and gun laws and defending the affordable care act were among some issues she touched on. >> we need good schools for everyone child regardless of the zip code that child lives in. if you will vote for me, i will stand up for you throughout this campaign. i will fight for you and i will continue to stand up and fight all t

right now, though, we're still in the 40s north and west of philadelphia. these temperatures are going to keep on dropping, though. 47 degrees in the philadelphia area. but some spots like millville already at 36 degrees. atlantic city 39. so yes, we do expect those freezing temperatures to come into play. so our suburbs expected to be frosty tonight. temperatures by around sunrise will be the coldest, mostly mid to low 30s through much areas, many areas north and west of philadelphia. here, also south jersey. this shows us where we expect the frost and freeds. the purple, freeze warning. blue frost advisory either way we expect temperatures to be around 32 degrees or colder in these areas. so by 8:00 a.m., we'll be seeing cold temperatures to at least to support some patchy frost. reaching around 60 as we go through the afternoon. nice sunshine as we go through the next several days, because of this big area of high pressure. we have no rain moving in anytime soon. and in fact, it looks really good all the way into the weekend. one indication of that, the

the group tied up rush hour traffic as they marched down broad street from north philadelphia into center city. >>> at the same time a group calling themselves the stadium stompers protesting around the temple university campus. they claim proposed stadium will raise property taxes and tuition all to court costs. just recently temple announce its hiring architect to over see stadium construction. >>> skyfox over a serious crash in north jersey. four soldiers are injured, two of them critically, after the humvee they were in crashed and overturn on the new jersey turnpike. it happened right it round 2:30 in south brunswick. soldiers had to use a jack to lift the military vehicle so the people still trapped inside could get out. army officials say the injured soldiers are with 533rd brigade support batallion stationed in queens, new york. >>> philadelphia police are investigating shooting death of an elderly woman in east germantown. the 83-year-old had two gunshot wounds to the chest. it happened inside a home on the 400 block of cosgrove street just before 1:00 this afternoon. she was tak

. >>> new this morning, stand-off in north philadelphia, is over. it started just before 3:00 this morning, on the 3400 block of crystal street. police tell "eyewitness news", someone fired a shot from a house, then ran inside. a swat team was on the scene, we are told the man is in custody. >> a fatal accident is under investigation in cherry hill. the call came in around 2:45 this morning, for a single car accident on route 38 at church road circle. one person died. >> philadelphia police have a man in custody after a stabbing at a center city hotel. investigators say, there was a party early this morning on the 15th floor of the embassy suites on the ben franklin parkway. police say a fight ended with one man stabbing another in the neck, a 24 year old man is in stable condition. >>> so far no charges in the death of a sophomore after alleged attack in a wilmington high school last week. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan explains why authorities are calling for patience. >> store more than a week the howard high school technology community m

most of the steady showers are north of philadelphia. that is where they have been over the last few hours over southern new jersey and delaware. and it will refire down there as we get into your friday. as we look closer at double scan live radar 611 and route 100 chester county and berks county and wet as well. the northeast extension and all the pennsylvania turnpike, and that turns into chester and hundredor done county and north ham fon county and stops at malvern and all points to the south. as we look at temperatures, we dip them down the drains, so to speak. 58 yesterday and 56 today and the normal being at 68 degrees and we'll stay in the 60s one more day before we catch the 60s one more day on saturday. right now with the rain and without the rain temperatures only in the mid to upper 40s everywhere. once the rain pushed in we wet balled the temperature, it's a saturation level here. with that rain coming in and in fact that ribbon of rain moving to the north a bit of a break dealing with severe weather where the sun broke out

north and west of philadelphia, it's snowing. south and east, it's raining and that will really be the flavor of the entire day. expected precipitation tomorrow, we're looking at north of the pennsylvania turnpike, this is snow. it's a heavy wet snow. where you get along the i-95 corridor when it's heavy, it's snow. when it's lighter it's rain and then south and east of i-95, this is mainly a rain event, could see a few snowflakes mixed in at times. the timing shows that this is really all day long. the light snow and rain arriving between 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock but between 9 o'clock and 5 o'clock this is when we'll get the steadiest and heaviest snow and rain and then everything begins to taper off in the evening but then we'll be dealing with wind gusts up to about 45 miles per hour and this will pull down some very cold air. future tracker showing 7:30 on sunday morning temperatures below freezing in the 20's. so, a freeze warning will go into effect. i'll have more details on what to expect as far as snow accumulations in th

also watching a crash in north philadelphia along north broad at clearfield by the taco bell. we have that one in cheltenham township along glenside aviatrices mill by vinnie's pizza. watch out for a wreck along norristown road and mckee road and there's still a downed pole in wilmington blocking off haines avenue by edgemoor gardens. stay on lore avenue to get around that. also a vehicle on fire in newport. lek you will they got that fire extinguished. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> matt thank you. >>> public got a lesson in learning about there warning signs of child sexual abuse. widener university's delaware law school and the beau biden foundation sponsored the training called stewards of children. the two and a half hour session was held inside of the main law building on concorde pike. three more sessions will be held later this week. this initiative coincides with april being national child abuse prevention month. >> still to come on "action news," growing concern tonight over the zika virus. officials warn it could be linked to other brain diseases. >>

we brighten to the north. the clouds hang on south of philadelphia. it's cooler, 67 degrees but it's much cooler and it's wet on thursday. another low pressure moves through. 59 degrees. on friday transition day. we'll try to dry gradually 63 degrees but timing is everything and it looks like we've got a beautiful weekend. plenty of sunshine, great weather for the union game on saturday. 69 degrees. the broad street run sunday morning looks good. sunshine, temperatures in the 50's to start. up to 70 by the afternoon with increasing clouds and next monday some showers and thunderstorms with a high of 67. i'll have an update on the threat of storms on "action news" at 11:00. >> in fact, cecily, a group of west philadelphia students spent this afternoon getting ready for the broad street run. the global leadership academy charter school organized a special workout after school today for the students who are running the 10-mile race on sunday. and all of the kids are first time runners. school officials say they hope the experience inspires the students t

in north philadelphia, philadelphia deputy police commissioner stood as a proud ally for those gathered for a rally. the transgender community pressed for changes in pennsylvania to protect them against possible workplace discrimination. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 5:38. a warm morning but it has been a bit damp. we saw a few sprinkles move through philadelphia and saw scattered light showers in delaware and south jersey. 68 degrees, 15 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time and close to 30 degrees above normal. those winds from the south which have been with us the last keep us warm today and spread showers to the area. justç a sprimpg until aftnkle . the first round of showers is moving out already. it's going to be dry for the next couple hours. the next round of wet weather will be moving into the area during the morning. at 8:00, we'll see a few rain drops falling in delaware. here comes the chance of steadier showers at 10:00 this morning. we could see heavy downpours, possibly even a thunderstorm in delaware and south jersey. b

the clear skies in control especially philadelphia north and west. rainfall totals a .25 inch for philadelphia and now we are dealing with the clear sky and the winds out of the northwest and the numbers drop off, especially north and west of philadelphia, right around the freezing point if not a degree or two below it. that is where we see the freeze overnight tonight with a freeze warning in effect. for the remainder of our viewing area, major cities no threat for freezing there in the mid to upper 30s. low temperatures here, 40s across the board in the morning and into the afternoon we have the northeastly wind and temperatures will pretty much stop in the middle 50s. that is cool for this time of year, another below average day as we get into the middle part of your week on wednesday and then we kick the temperatures back up. with the sunshine and warm temperatures returning you can the only bad thing is the pollen meter and if you have allergies, the next four days it will be on the extremely high side. juniper and maple and alder are your culpr

north of philadelphia sunshine, and south we have clouds. 67 degrees. another wave of low pressure develops along the front thursday, bringing us a cool, rainy day and high of only 59. on friday we begin to dry, 63. and the weekend is looking gorgeous, 69 degrees on saturday with sunshine. on sunday, dry for the broad street run in the morning with temperatures in the 50s. and then thunderstorms return with the high of 67 and david murphy here beginning at 4:30 tracking the showers. >> yes, he will, thank you. >>> and "jimmy kimmel live" coming up at 11:35 after "action news" and a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks jim, and philadelphia, feast your eyes on this. don't you think it is a little weird you would come out and kiss him on the mouth? >> i don't kiss him -- i kiss him on the ear. >> you did kiss him on the >> all of a sudden there is much drama in the eagles' camp. >> there is always drama here. >> there is more now. >> a lot more. you almost can't make this stuff up. sam bradford is angry because the eagles traded up for a draft placement a

outs a north philadelphia nightclub. this morning police are looking for suspects. >>> what happened to the warm temperatures, you need a sweater or jacket before stepping outside. meteorologist chris sowers is here, we will warm up, right? >> reporter: another few hours you'll be wearing short sleeved shirts and shorts. there's the view in cape may, the sun is shining down brightly there's hardly a cloud out there and looking like a nice morning around the delaware valley. reading, 50 degrees, dover, updated. 52- degrees, trenton showing 51. the good news with high pressure in control, unlike yesterday we'll see a ton of sunshine all day long. yesterday we had the rain during the morning, it was miserable, the sun came back out during the afternoon. today start to finish looks good. hour by hour we go. 9:00 a.m., 52 degrees, 11:00 a.m., 58. a lot of sunshine. 63 by 1:00 p.m. 66 at 3:00 p.m. the high 68 degrees, no humidity, nice refreshing breeze out of the north. rain chances we have a chance on tuesday and thursday an

but even as early as overnight, notice this time stamp 3:00 a.m., north of philadelphia, we may see some pockets of rain or showers or even rumble every thunder, and that could even linger into the early morning commuters, maybe if you are traveling east toward new york city on 78, something like. that will further to the south though in fill at this looks like yes, maybe late morning shower, generally the afternoon, that things will hole off from philly on south, and then we start to see these pockets bubble up. these little cells, the ones we have to keep close watch on, those are the ones if you have enough daylight to work with could turn strong maybe severe. have to keep an eye through the second half of the day, about the time the kids are getting out of school, until about the time the polls would be starting to wrap up. the election here, tomorrow evening. then, skies start to clear out later on that night. so i would say again afternoon, early evening the window for the worse of the wet weather to come in, really at this point, only talking about couple of tents of an inch even

good morning, everybody we're live in north philadelphia along north broad street at cal callol and spring garden. they were working in the southbound right lane toward industry hall. the crews have left, but you might notice the different coloration in the pavement surface indicating there's a difference in heights in the pavement. if you're trying to change lanes there's a bump there. watch it. there are intersections where the manholes are sticking up. it's a bumpy ride because of the reassure facing project. fast food workers protesting their waimtion -- wages planning a day of action. we are expecting protests between temple university and city hall. expect closures on north broad street of course we'll be keeping you posted. >>> in the vine street expressway no overnight construction traffic moving okay. same is true i-95 and the schuylkill. watch out for the work on the kelly drive that should be wrapping up this this morning. >>> police are across the closing in on the -- police are closing in on the driver wanted in a deadly hit-and-run. scot as the is in -- katherine scott is in

. >>> right now at 9:30 we want to update you on breaking news from north philadelphia. four people were shot overnight and three have died. that violence led to the standoff between police and the suspect. let's go to trish tresh at -- th hartman at the scene 600 block of east west more handle street. trish the suspect called 911 and reported what he had done, right? >> reporter: exactly, nydia. police say the suspect called police to report the shooting that he had shot someone. that led to two hours of negotiations with hostage negotiators. lots of neighbors are out here trying to piece together what happened. west more handle is blocked at f street. one neighbor said he heard a party at the home. several people say the people who lived at the home moved in two months ago. ten minutes ago a large shot gun was brought out of the home and place into a crime scene units. police say it started around 3:30 a.m. when an argument broke out at the home. police say one man pulled out a shotgun and shot his brother and brother's girlfriend and another man in the head killing al

there's the cloud cover dishing in from the north. philadelphia south if you're going out in the next half-hour or so, you'll see clear skies with a couple of clouds. the farther north you go the better chance you have of seeing cloud cover this morning. as we go through the day, we'll see sun and clouds mix. 50 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 62 by 10:00. cool and comfortable in through there. noon, 71. 3:00 p.m., 78 degrees shooting to a high of 80 this afternoon. we'll hit that at 4:00 p.m. a good looking day, definitely a day for cool drinks if you're toiling. 80 is the high in philadelphia. mid 70s in allentown and toward reading. 08 in trenton, 74 in millville. the big change is down the shore where you'll be stuck in the 60s next to the cool ocean water and southerly flow off the ocean. we have a frontal boundary down so the south that will allow us to be warm, but it will be close enough to trigger some showers and thunderstorms during the day. look for filtered sun tomorrow, a mix of clouds with some sunshine, 81 degrees, a warm high, b

. >>> a rampage sent three people to the hospital in north philadelphia. a knife wielding man stabbed a man and woman at 18th and girard. the attacker pulled a gun and fired four shots. two bullets struck a bartender who heard the commotion and went outside. police chased the man to 18th and master streets where he was arrested. they recovered a gun from his jacket. there's no word on the reason for the violence. >>> a delaware couple who was not seen by neighbors since the fall of last year were found dead inside the home. they were found at highland avenue in newport. a concerned woman called 911 when she decided something was not right. they do not suspect foul play in the deaths. 6:06. if you love wawa coffee who doesn't. today is going to be a good day. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in time square. i hear you can get the largest size today for free. [laughter] good morning tam, you can. wawa is celebrating their 52nd anniversary by giving out free coffee. they expect to give away 1.7 million free cups they can come in any size including the 24-ou

if it moves in at this time, it would mostly be snow north and west of philadelphia. rain to the east and then not sticking because temperatures too warm. by noon tomorrow, we could still see this continuing. computer models consistent with the timing of this storm system. rain and snow through the area. this would be wet snow and even a rain/snow mix and you notice it's spotty through the afternoon hours. some areas in the 40s. some areas still in the mid-30s but we'll be watching the temperatures closely coming up talking about any accumulations to expect and freeze warning sunday. those details straight ahead. >> all right. you can keep track of the snow tomorrow with the nbc 10 app. you can get alerts sent to the phone, plus check out our live radar. and get the latest forecast of sheena and the rest of the first alert weather team. >>> new at 1:00, a plea of police tonight. investigators asking for your help tracking down a possible kidnapper this morning in north philadelphia. here's a look at the man and the car police are looking for. witnesses say a man force

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philadelphia bar. the 23-year-old victim was critically injured the shots were fired outside of j and s tavern on the 2400 block of germantown avenue. detectives hope the customers can shed light on who shot the man and provide a motive. >>> breaking news from overnight sad news coming from maryland. a fire medic shot while answering a call died. a volunteer firefighter shot was rushed into surgery. police say the shooter was a person they were going to help. this happened at a house in temple hills maryland not far from washington, d.c. overnight the firefighters were identified. 39-year-old john omsnyder. the injured volunteer is kevin swain who is in serious condition. crews got a call that a person was unresponsive in a home. as they arrived they saw the person who though thought needed help. >>> they knocked on the door and received no answer, so they begin forced entry so they can render care as they were forcing entry several rounds were fired from the house through the door. >>> the shots were

philadelphia. investigators say a 36-year-old man was shot several times inside a car on west hunting park. police say, g evening i'm done timmeney. i apologize here. we're having technical difficulties. woman i was a victim avenue kidnapping and she survived a terrifying ordeal. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live at the philadelphia special victims unit and sabina, you talked to witnesses. >> reporter: we did, dawn. we spoke in fact with the people who ran to help her when all of this hammed and we have just learned the victim has now left the hospital and she's here at the special victims unit where she is currently being enter viewed by detectives. now we do know, though, dawn, whoever did this is still on the loose. police don't know yet whether it is one person or several people. but again they're still on the loose and we spoke to people who helped her. >> it was ridiculous. i never seen nothing like that. >> reporter: daring escape in broad daylight. in front of monique wright's front stoop a

for tonight, clear, cold, patchy frost. 40 for the low in philadelphia. 30 north and west. and also in the interior portions of south jersey. sunny, cool tomorrow. high near 60. but not much wind. then temperatures creeps up day and night. then jumps up on sunday to 72. up to 78 on monday. and then it starts to turn cooler. >> all right. are you ready to run? if you didn't win the lottery for the 2016 blue cross broad street run may 1st, you have one more chance to get in on the action. nbc 10 is giving two lucky winners their own bibs for the race. enter by going to nbc10.com, click on contest tab. deadline is april 17th. race day 18 days away. not a lot of time to train. nbc 10 will broadcast the race start to finish. john, are you running? >> no. running to washington for the flyers, getting ready for the playoff race. we'll hear from the flyers and former flyer jeremy roenick tells us why they may have an edge, next. this ii got to see my dad, die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it.

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. >>> a man is in the hospital tonight after he was shot during a carjacking in north philadelphia. the gunman shot the victim in the neck just before 5:00 p.m. at norther and american streets. the victim in stable condition tonight. police recovered the truck and still searching for a suspect. >>> in decision 2016, it is official. ted cruz can appear on the republican presidential primary ballot in the garden state. today, a judge ruled the senator meets the requirements to be president. several people challenged whether cruz was a naturalized citizen because he was not born on u.s. soil. cruz was born in canada to a cuban father and an american mother. the decision now goes to the state's lieutenant governor who can accept, reject or modify the ruling. >>> cruz's republican rival donald trump was in pennsylvania today. he spoke to supporters here at this rally in pittsburgh ahead of the state's april 26th primary. it was trump's first visit to the state since he announced he was running for president but before pennsylvania voters head to the polls trump's home state of new york h

police arrested 15 members of the tnt gang out of north philadelphia. the gang had a turf war with a rival gang during a six-month period during 2014 and that feud resulted in 13 violent crimes, including nine shootings and a homicide. the gang identified itself through social media postings, tattoos and clothing. included in the arrest is a father/son duo. police also seized ten illegal guns. >>> new from our delaware bureau this evening, forced out of their homes after a deadly gas like last month. it was an apparent carbon monoxide posing that killed four people at this apartment complex. the delaware attorney general's office is looking into claims that remaining residents are being treated unfairly. new at 6:00, bureau reporter tim furlong spoke with one resident who hasn't been allowed to go back home in weeks. >> reporter: she enjoyed living there and was so saddened to hear four of her neighbors died from carbon monoxide poisoning there but since then she's been living in different hotels so the complex can make repairs to the building. >> okay,

north of philadelphia sunny and mid-60s, south of the city, a lot of clouds lingering and shower early in the morning in southern new jersey and delaware. and the system in the midwest, thursday again no severe weather and the good soaking of rain which we need thursday afternoon a .25 to .50 inch of rain. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 66 degrees for the city of philadelphia tomorrow and sun to the north and clouds to the south for your wednesday, afternoon rain develops for all here wednesday at 61 and we only stay in the low 60s on friday and a lot of clouds dreary and left over showers and we kick it out in time for the weekend and sunshine returning on saturday and 68 looks dry for the broad street run and temperatures in the 50s for the morning and 68 and clouds and rain and stays unsettled and more rain likely on monday and tuesday of next week. >> thank you sir. >>> a zoo in the czech republic is showing off two rare tigers, enjoyed a feast with their mom and dad nearby, only 200 of the rare tigers exist in the world, because their fur makes it too obvious to pred

all in serious, but stable condition. >>> new, a man filling his car with gas in north philadelphia was grazed by a stray bullet 23rd and lehigh avenue. police suspect the bullet record shade off another -- ricocheted off another object and hit the man. the bullet was found in his shirt, the shooter is at large. >>> a delaware middle school is bringing in counselors to help students copy with the loss of a classmate. tyler spawn try to dart across route 13, but stepped in front of a toyota and was killed. spawn was a student at george reid middle school. we'll have a live report on the crash coming up in the next half-hour. >>> 5:36 a berks county man is under arrest accused of trying to poison his girlfriend with fabric softener. he forced the product, downy down the woman's throat. he then forced himself on the victim. it started at the woman's home. he barged in claiming he was there to kill her. he is behind bars facing attempted homicide and aggravated assault and other charges. >>> at this point he has a long shot to win the republican nomination, that didn't stop ted cruz from in

last night mayor jim kenney met with hundreds of people in north philadelphia where he told them he has lived up to his commitment to crack down on unconstitutional police stops. he says the department is putting in place unprecedented policies and reporting requirements, but many in the crowd last night argued that city leaders are making their own rules about what constitutes a reasonable police stop. >> ineffective policy. the numbers have to come down. this is more than just a training issue. this is -- this has to come from the top. >> in march the pennsylvania aclu reported that, of 2300 pedestrian stops in philadelphia in the first half of 2015, 33% were made without reasonable suspicion that a crime had happened. that's what's needed for a legal stop. african-americans accounted for nearly 70% of those stops. >>> hey, do you have any medications in your medicine cabinets that have been there since like 2013? don't flush them down the drain. today is prescription drug take-back day. drop off your unwanted medicines at sites all across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. we hav

so that will bring us a jammo on broad street there in north philadelphia. and then, hillary clinton coming to town, the afl-cio convention taking place at the sheraton, here in center city, right at 17th and race. and, this will of course bring us a lot of volume, motorcade madness, and of course the sheraton is just off of the vine street expressway. so right around that lunchtime hour, watch for some delays, and extra gridlock, and closures, then, later on right after the rush hour, if you are headed south on i-95 penndot crews are going to be working between the airport, all the way down to the delaware state line, and as i mentioned, they're still working here on the vine street expressway, until about 5:30 on that eastbound side. mass transit looking good. chris, lauren, back to you. >> bernie sanders has won the democratic primary ahead of hillary clinton in wisconsin. >> for the republican senator ted cruz is the winner pulling out ahead of donald trump. cruz had been hoping to slow down the frontrunner's momentum, and he got what he wish for, now al

reporting in north philadelphia, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >>> philadelphia police want a drive toward find the driver that hit and killed a man in the kensington section, the deadly crash happened at the corner of aramingo and lehigh. they helped him track down the car, it has front end damage, they know who the owner of the vehicle is and they are trying to figure out who was behind the wheel of the car at the time. >> a basement fire forced people out of their homes this morning, the flames started at 7:00 a.m. at a two story row home on leonard street. the red cross is helping residents find a place to go and the cause is under investigation. >> police are trying to figure out what caused a car to slam into a house in burlington county. it happened at 12:30 on the unit block of delaware avenue and riverside, police say the driver lost control and hit the front porch of a home. the front bumper ripped right off and nobody was seriously hurt. >>> turning to the forecast now an afternoon of sunshine and it only gets warmer as we head into the weekend. >> it may even fee

stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the steady rain now is generally north of philadelphia and if you are heading north on i-95 towards trenton are you running into rain and also the northeast extension. a pretty solid area of rain, and there is more rain on the way, in fact. the next five days, these are the chances of rain and the driest day will be saturday when it looks like saturday night we have showers moving in and unfortunately this is future tracker 6 at 8:00 sunday morning, that is when the broad street run starts. this being said it shows heavy rain over us and we are three days out. and the trend is faster and faster and i'm hope that that trend continues and we can get that heavy rain in and out before the rain. i'll keep you posted. at this point it's looking wet. 48 in philadelphia, down from the high of 56, 47 in allentown and 49 in cape may and wilmington 48 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing this band of steady rain is lifting to the north and severe weather in virginia we are not getting into that. but there is a secondary low, and this is spi

clinton there in our live picture from north philadelphia also with former u.s. attorney general eric holder. >>> the republican candidates will also descend on pennsylvania this week. >> here is jim schultz. most polls show trump with a pretty big lead in pennsylvania. do you think the other candidates can make it a real race? >> he has a pretty big lead in pennsylvania. i don't think the other candidates will make it a big race. last night both candidates had a monster evening. big wins. clinton and trump. trump comes into pennsylvania a friendly state and the other northeastern states with tremendous momentum. clinton comes into pennsylvania, friendly state with big momentum and a lot more delegates. i don't think there's any chance you're going to see folks dropping out of the race on either side. i think sanders is going to be there to continue to sustain his quest to have socialism at the seat at the table in the democrat party. and you'll see ted cruz and john kasich trying to steal the nomination at the convention, but the chances of getting the delegates

a north philadelphia store and swung a box cutter at an employee. it happened in march inside the supermarket along lehigh avenue. investigators tell us the man that you see right there on surveillance video started to walk out of the store without paying for about 60 bucks worth of stuff. when a store employee tried to stop him the man swung a box cutter at him. that's what investigators are saying. he didn't injure the man and then he took off running. >>> mayor kenney makes it official. philadelphia getting a new fire commissioner. the mayor announce the appointment of adam thiel to the post today. thiel has been serving as deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security for the state of virginia. before that he was fire chief of alexandria, virginia. thiel says his vision for the philadelphia fire department isn't clear just yet. >> we really need to bring all the people around the table, bring everybody together, certainly work with the mayor and city council to develop that vision. that's what i bring is the skills and background of do

mainly north and west of philadelphia. we'll take you out and show you that once we get through tuesday temperatures moderate and we do finally dry out. >> finally. all right, thanks karen. we don't track that spring snow. let's take a live look at conditions in south philadelphia as we look towards citizens bank park. a gray kind of day out there. the snow is mostly to our north and west at the moment and it's a light snow but it is going to be wet as the day continues. we'll have more throughout the newscast. >> also this -- >> maybe they will think about their own relationships. >> this weekend marks a sad anniversary, but one man, one father is turning tragedy into a mission to prevent dating violence. we'll explain coming up. at longhorn, if you want steak tonight... lucky you. if you don't want steak tonight... lucky you. its longhorn favorites. the fire grilled outlaw ribeye. the longhorn salmon. and the parmesan crusted chicken. all with hand chopped salad and honey-wheat bread. have your favorite tonight. only at

many of them found right outside the doors of temple university hospital in north philadelphia. >> welcome back. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: marsha davis is a lucky one. >> it felt just like a little bump on my back. >> reporter: one of two bumps over the years. >> i started picking with it. >> reporter: both were first miss diagnosed. >> i asked the doctor about it. and the doctor said don't worry about it much something bit you. >> reporter: and both were mistreated at first the two different times. >> she gave me med sip to break to bring it to a head. >> reporter: it got hard instead and that other bump -- >> i was squeezing when i squeezed it would bleed. i told my daughter. can you bust this bump on my back. when she came and my daughter look at it she says no. you needing to to the doctor and get it check out. let me take look at it. >> reporter: twice she was referred to what is now officially the ethnic skin clinic at temple. it's run by dr. adobe. this is not normal. it is skin cancer. >> dr. told me it was form of melanoma cancer. >> were you shocked? >> yes, i was. >> re

in philadelphia, 64 degrees. but north of the front, temperatures in the 40s. once the front moves through, we'll be getting wind shift out of the northeast. that will cool us off a little bit tomorrow. so as we head through the week, it won't be quite as warm tomorrow as today. however, it will be above normal. it gets even cooler on wednesday. and finally, tracking the chance of some showers later in the week. we're having about nine days of dry weather and i will talk more about what to expect in the full accuweather seven-day forecast of the >> thank you, cecily. >>> word a compromise is in the works to bail out center city. steve sweeney and assembly speaker talked over the weekend trying to find a path forward. sweeney put forth a plan that would see the city take over the finances incheweding cancelling union's bargaining rights. and governor christie endorsed that plan, but we will keep you informed. >>> verizon workers on strike, pickets in king of prussia and workers in nine state on strike since wednesday. one of the main complaints, the company is r