this is f and east west moreland streets in north philadelphia. three people are confirmed dead found in a house here. the alleged shooter in custody, one person taken to temple university hospital. we'll follow the story at 6abc.com and right here on the air on 6abc. 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 longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger. or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7. 6:20, we learned there will be no charges against the man who shot two maryland firefighters killing one of them. he said he fired believing someone was breaking into the home. he fired 6 shots hitting firefighter john up -- umsnyder and hitting kevin swain. >>> jerusalem missionary baptist church at pine street in wilmington was in the process of being rebuilt from a

reporting live in north philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for an update, katy. appreciate it. >>> 4:33. more momentum for the front-runners. donald trump and hillary clinton both won the pennsylvania and delaware primaries and they continue to pull away from their republican and democratic challengers. nbc 10's matt delucia is here tracking the presidential race and how close the candidates are to clinching a nomination. walk us through this. >> clinton and trump both picked up more delegates and got closer to their party's nomination. first up, we'll talkç about th big takeaways last night. bernie sanders vows to keep fighting in his race. he's looking ahead to the western states. he was in west virginia last night. they vote on may 10th. donald trump, he is calling himself the presumptive nominee. and then you also have ted cruz focusing on indiana. they vote next week. let's take a look at the delegate count right now for the democrats. hillary clinton she picked up 105 delegates from pennsylvania. 16 from delaware, all together now she's at 2,117. she's ge

philadelphia police investigating a shooting in north philadelphia. right now officers are interviewing a man who says he was hit while putting gas in his car. draft day for the philadelphia eagles, and these are the faces to look out for because the birds could make one of them the future of the franchise. >>> and tracking rain. here's a look at nbc 10's first alert radar. it's in the 40s and 50s right now ahead of showers this afternoon and beyond. it's 4:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." z i'm tracy davidson. let's get to bill henley. a closer look at conditioni ins across the area. >> the rain won't be here until midday, but it's going to be around this afternoon. that's going to keep temperatures cool today and again tomorrow. it's your seven-day forecast scrolling at the bottom of the screen. chilly weather ahead, and it starts this morning. 42 degrees with clouds in the pennsylvania suburbs. 50 and cloudy in philadelphia. look at the low 40sed in the lehigh valley. delaware also in the 40s this morning. this is what's happening

with 81 being in north philadelphia. so we're happy to be building another 21 in north philadelphia. >> families will move by may 2017. >> robert de niro wants answers about autism. >> today, the actor shared his family's personal story. >> my child is autistic and every kid is different but there is something there, there is something there people aren't addressing. >> now weighing in on the debate over autism and vaccines. more on his comments and reaction next at 5:00. >>> a question for you. was your science project honored by the white house? south jersey, my project never was. localager will show off their skills. >>> all new at 6:00, two drivers get into a brawl on a philadelphia street. what happened before things got physical and why police had to get involved. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'

north philadelphia church. she'll meet with former attorney general eric holder for a public discussion. clinton won big in her homeç state of new york last night. so did republican donald trump. his camp announced a stop in delaware on friday ahead of that state's primary on tuesday. republican ted cruz was in philadelphia at the national constitution center and bernie sanders as well as john kasich will both make stops in pennsylvania tomorrow. reporting live in north philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> good morning. i'm pamela osborne in robbinsville, new jersey where a flag is flying at half-staff outside of the high school which will remain closed today following the sudden and tragic death of superintendent dr. steven mayer. last night more than 500 people gathered to remember him at a vigil at foxmore community park. they built a memorial of flowers and candles. it was right around this time yesterday when dr. mayor was hit and killed by a 17-year-old student on her way to school. he was joggin

paul's baptist church in north philadelphia followed by the fillmore tonight. republican front-runner donald trump claimed victory in the new york primary as well. he's making a stop at the delaware state fair grounds on friday ahead of tuesday's primaries in both delaware and pennsylvania. now, heidi cruz is stumping for her husband today in new jersey. that state's primary isn't until early june. mrs. cruz has a packed day with a number of meet and greets across the state. her husband was in philadelphia last night watching the new york results come in. >> this is the year of the outsider. i'm an outsider. bernie sanders is an outsider. both with the same diagnosis but both with very different paths to healing. >> reporter: and senator cruz made those remarks from the national constitution center last night. bernie sanders will be in pennsylvania tomorrow. he'll appear in both scranton and reading. we've learned that john kasich will be in delaware county on thursday for a free event there. coming up in the next half hour, we're reaching out to the local -- t

we're at the second of the two scenes in north philadelphia at 15th and parish and you can see there are several damaged vehicles here but this whole story is a little confusing so i'm just going start at the top. this all started around 2:00 a.m. at broad street and brown in spring garden. that's when those two plainclothes officers were driving back to central detectives in an unmarked pickup truck when they were broadsided by another vehicle at the intersection. that striking vehicle took off. the officers were taken to the hospital almost immediately. now, at some point around this time, again police are trying to work on a time line, 33-year-old driver of the white ford that's here at this intersection pulled up to the scene of the accident and told police that he got scared. he told police he got out of his car for some reason. he left the vehicle in drive so the engine was running, the car was moving slowly and then two people separate from the first accident saw the car, they got in it and they took off. according to police, it was not a carjacking. the man was out of the car

three people shot dead in a north philadelphia home. police point the finger at the brother of with itself victims. >>> democrats start countdown clock to the national convention in philadelphia this summer. those stories and more when "action news" continues. happening on "action news," firefighters pull a person to safety after four homes go up in flames. two teenagers are swept out to sea and crews call off the search. medical marijuana will be a law in pennsylvania. >>> let's go outside to chris sowers. >> reporter: we have bright sunny skies and we're numbers in the upper 60s. 67 in saint davids. 65 in warrington. tanersville, 67. martins creek 66 and fleetwood 64. on the other side of the delaware river. hockessin 66. smyrna, 65. gandys beach 65 very pleasant on the delaware bay this afternoon. glassboro, 64. on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 55. sea isle 55 degrees. satellite and radar looking good, high pressure in control not a cloud in the sky not even a contrail in the sky right now. it is crystal clear. if you're heading to

and west of philadelphia and also the counties to the north and west. just about all of south jersey except for the beaches. now, let's break it down forecastwise. hour by hour as we go through the night, in philadelphia, we're not going to get that cold. the urban heat island keeps it warmer. but big contrast. let's go to the pennsylvania suburbs. by 6:00 a.m., down to 32 degrees. you can see it dropping faster to lehigh valley. down to 30 degrees as well. south jersey, 32. jersey shore, 38. we'll get into more details coming up. >>> medical marijuana is just days from becoming law in pennsylvania so what is the next step for patients? rosemary connors has the next step that patients need to know. rosemary? >> reporter: it won't take effect until 30 days after being signed into law and patients will have to wait longer than that to access medical marijuana in pennsylvania. here's the timeline in all of this. over the next six months, the department of health will come up with temporary regulations and set up a process for patients to apply for i.d. car

skies force 10 live in north philadelphia this time on the saechb c-- scene of a carjackin. police aren't sure just yet if that driver was shot, attacked. the suspect took off in that vehicle. police are nearby surveillance vehicles. we'll continue to follow this breaking news. >>> in the meantime philadelphia has a new fire and prisons commission per. the mayor made the announcement today at city hall. kenny appointed adam field as fire commission. lance carney will take the top job in the prison system.2mq >> in the last eight years there's been a serious problem in our department. >> the fire commissioner was abby mayor michael nutter. >>> lemon laws may protect motorcycle buyers. the house is expected to vote on legislation to protect buyers. those lemon laws require a manufacturer to replace a faulty vehicle or give the buy ear full refund. the bill already passed unanimously in the senate back in january. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 5:00 new video shows what happened just minutes before a former nfl player was shot and killed. >>> and what's lurking in the sand at the j

police here on scene in north philadelphia say it is very real. this pickup truck was driven by two plain clothesed philadelphia police officers earlier this morning. they were driving near broad street and brown when a black sedan hit them. the car did not stop. a witness was driving by, pulled over his car and got out. however, his car kept moving forward. we don't know if he didn't put it in park or what was happening. that's when two men who were walking in the area jumped in the moving car and took off with it. they drove a few blocks away where they crashed another vehicle and then the two men got out of that stolen car, ran to a nearby nightclub on brad street where they went inside and took off any identifying clothes they were wearing. we're told by some police out here investigating that one of the men was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. when he went into that nightclub on brad street, he took that sweatshirt off so he couldn't be identified. police are still looking for those two men. as for the injured police officers who were in the

if you're north of philadelphia right along that turnpike to i80, you could find anywhere from two to 4 inches of snow for reading allentown and up through the poconos. here is your four day at 4:00 you can see that we do have the changes coming. snow to the north and west and rain south and east. high tomorrow of 43. then a freeze watch tomorrow night into sunday morning so sun by sunday afternoon, clouds up to 50. then we'll start to improve with temperatures in the 60's next week, guys. so, the snow is definitely coming tomorrow. >> set our sights on next week. >> exactly. it's not real there will. >> that's right. not happening. >>> melissa, thank you. >> you got it. >> a big nation is assuring that beau biden's life of service lives on. the details next. >> plus, coming up in big talkers how high school students were allegedly caught playing a drinking game and there's a controversial twist with this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> police have just released the identity of one person killed in a horrific crash on columbus boulevard today. 23-year-old ben jimmy died along with another female pa

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff outside of polling place in north philadelphia, with what is at steak in this race. alex? >> reporter: good afternoon, congress, excuse me, congressional incumbent chaka fattah held this seat since 1995. he now has three opponents whose site is ongoing legal and financial troubles, at least part of the reason why getting into this race but certainly not the only reason. >> part of philadelphia around section of montgomery county,. >> vote verse to decide to punch my ticket. we'll win today because of the work we've done. and support the work we continue to do in washington. >> state senator dwight evans also out to cast his ballot. he told "eyewitness news" that his first priority in washington would be jobs and economic development. >> i'm excited about today. it is now up to the voters, making my case for last four months, and trying to get across the importance of some different type of representation in the second congressional district. >> fellow candidate, attorney dan carreers, creating affordable housing and combating gun violence. >

at 15th and parish in north philadelphia. they're working to clear it right now. they're together away some of the damaged vehicles from this bizarre series of events that happened overnight. this all starter around 2:00 a.m. on broad street and brown in spring garden. two plainclothes officers from the 22nd district were driving south on broad back to central detectives in an unmarked pickup truck when they were hit by another vehicle at the intersection. that vehicle, a dark or black sedan, which now will have front end damage took off. the officers were taken to the hospital almost immediately. at some point around this time, police are still trying to nail down the exact time line, a 33-year-old driver of a white ford way an oregon plate pulled up to the scene of the accident. he told police that he got scared, he got out of his car, he left it in drive so the engine was running and the car was rolling a little bit and that's when two people who apparently happened to be walking by separate from the first accident saw the car, got in and took it. they went sou

. >>> skyfox over a bus crash in north philadelphia. it happened near 23rd and diamond streets around 4:00 this afternoon. the crash involved a schoolbus and two other vehicles. two kids on the bus were hurt. and had to be taken to the hospital for observation but their injuries are minor. flyers word yet on the cause of that accident. >>> lawmakers across the country are talking about what's called equal pay day. >> the day hoping to draw attention to how much longer it takes a woman to earn as much as a man. president obama marking the day with equal pay event at the belmont house historic sight in the woman's suffrage movement. president obama calling on congress to produce equal pay bill recent congressional report indicating a current rates of change the pay gap won't close until 2059. >> if we truly value fairness that america should be a level playing field where everyone who works hard gets a chance to succeed and that's good for america. >> some democrats have called out republicans for not taking action on the issue. meanwhile

this week he had very fall company when he introduced up playgrounds in north philadelphia. vernon odem explains. >> reporter: at recess this chilly day students at north philadelphia elementary school shoot baskets with new back boards, rims and nets. courtesy of a junior at temple university. he saw nothing but bent or hanging rims or nets torn and missing. >>> they don't have a lot of the, they don't even have places to play basketball at. having this will give these kids somewhere to go. >>> he saw the same situation all over north philadelphia. he decided to act through a fundraising internet site called go fund me. he raise $253 to put up four goals on the play ground. temperature university basketball team played with the school children and passed along great advice because they can relate. >>> i was in their shoes ten years ago, i understand what it takes to get where i'm at. just having fun seeing the joy on these kids faces it's remarkable. >>> they can relate to the kids whether they were their age. they told them to dream big. >> reporter: nick has three more se

make net of that again in north philadelphia construction here huntington valley county line road between centennial road and second street pike. make note that is out there still this morning. jim, over to you. >>> well, hillary clinton and done will old trump are focusing more on each other as they inch closer to the parties nomination. >> clinton easily won over bernie sanders 56 percent over 44 percent. >> trump gained moment um in the keystone state getting 57 percent get ted cruz ace john beyond kasich. >> clinton also did well. she got 60 percent. >> trump won republican primary in the first state, kasich, placed second. >>> trump swept through all five states holding primaries, others are maryland, connecticut and road island. the as last night's victory speech in manhattan trump declared the battle over. he also declared himself the winner. >> look, i started off in 17th, i'm down now and it is winning. as far is a i'm concern it is over. these two guys cannot win. there is no path. >> ted cruz campaigning in indiana avenue john kasich, gave him a clear path, it is part of the jo

we do expect possibility of snow accumulation north and west of philadelphia. as i mentioned plunging temperatures tonight into tomorrow. so it's quite an expansive low pressure system pushing in from the west and you can see right now just sort of knocking on the back door to our area, just pushing in from northeastern maryland and parts of central pennsylvania, all snow there north and west of philadelphia right now we do have a little bit of rain just moving into northern delaware. light shower activity but could intensify as we move on through our morning hours. cold out there for sure. we're in the 20s in the poconos. we just dropped down a tick in allentown to 29 degrees. 38 in philadelphia. 32 in atlantic city, and in southern new jersey there we're in the lower 40s. so what we can expect today as the system moves through the area, it will take up most of our saturday, saturday afternoon before getting out of here this evening but we can expect rain and shower activity. windy conditions. those winds will be increasing as we move on through our afternoon.

>>> we begin this morning with breaking news from north philadelphia. three people are confirmed dead after a shooting in a home here on the 600 block of east west moreland street. a man shot his brother and his brother's girlfriend and another male front after an argument. the shooting suspect himself called 911 and reported what he had done according to police. when officers knocked on the door, the suspect refused to come out. they called in the s.w.a.t team and other officers. after two hours of negotiating police head gunfire. they entered the house and took the gunman into custody without incident. police searched the house and found the three people dead who were shot in the head. one more shooting victim was taken to temple university hospital. we're trying to get an update on the victim's condition. here's what police had to tell us about what unfolded. >>> homeland security unit and hostage negotiators working with police road talked the subject out without any use of force or injury to police or civilians. >> reporter: back to our live pictur

we are live in north philadelphia, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> going on to the primary day results. donald trump and hillary clinton scored huge victories bringing them closer to a dual to the white house in the fall. hillary clinton got four out of the five states in play and trump swept the republican side. last night trump set his sights on clinton. >> well, i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going and frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5 percent of the vote. >> well, if fighting for women's healthcare and paid family leave and equal pay is playing the woman card, then deal me in. >> clinton now has 90 percent of the delegates needed to become the first woman nominated by a major party. republican candidates ted cruz and john kasich have vowed to keep running with the lope that trump will fall short of the delegates needed to ensure the nomination and that there will be a contested conventio convention. >> democrats backed their party's establishments choice in the pennsylva

it tangled with two other cars in north philadelphia just before 5:00 tonight. this is at the corner of diamond and north vanpelt streets. two children did go to the hospital for observation. no one else is hurt. >>> things turned violent when store employee tried to stop two suspected shoplifters. police want to find these two women. they say they walk out of the five below in center city last friday without paying. officers say an employee followed them outside to get back the stolen stuff when they whip out steak knives and stabbed her in the neck and back. the two women ran away. the victim was treated at a hospital. >>> a local mother is floored by a nasty note someone left at her home about her little boy. the language it uses to describe her three-year-old son with autism is, well it's beyond the pale. fox 29's bill anderson has been speaking with the mom who received that anonymous letter. >> my son has autism, adhd, pica, he eats non-food items. he has behavior issues. um, he's in therapy a lot. >> reporter: bonnie three-year-old son ryan faces many cha

reporting live in north philadelphia, nbc 10 news. >>> a live look at the philadelphia museum of art. it's dry outside right now. a few clouds out there. but those runners are worried about the wet weather heading our way. we continue our coverage with karen thomas who has our first alert neighborhood weather. tell us when the rain will move in. >> it's all about timing, denise and we were watching this all weekend and hoping that the timing would be later or before tomorrow. but it looks like it's going to be a bulls-eye for tomorrow morning and chilly conditions as well. current temperatures mainly in the upper 50s. we are at 60 in philadelphia. but look at this. there is just a big wall of presip headed our way moving west to east and this is a lot of precipitation and the timing is what i mentioned. it is poised to move west to east overnight tonight and it looks like right now the heaviest rainfall will be at the time of the start of our race. so rainy and chilly is the weather story. when we get to wake up tomorrow morning here are the temperatures and indeed it's looking like r

sunshine north of philadelphia and clouds to the south perhaps with lingering showers, a high of 66, and thursday the rain is moving in by afternoon and evening hours and friday looks dreary and mostly cloudy and 61 degrees but the nice thing a bubble of high pressure moves in for the weekend and 68 degrees and great weather for the union game. and on sunday it should be dry for the broad street run with temperatures in the low 50s for the morning and 68 degrees by the afternoon and rain moving in sunday night and monday and tuesday much needed rain on the way and very unsettled. 67 degrees and i'll have the full storm report on "action news" at 11:00. >>> some grand parents joined their grandchildren in rancocas this morning. more than 100 students and staff brought a grandparent to school today as part of the annual tradition each got to attend class with their grandchild. >> abc world news is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at sec here on channel 6. f

we're live in north philadelphia. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >>> >>> thank you jeff. >>> those runners will need to plan for the conditions because it does not seem like mother nature is cooperating. melissa magee is at the big board with the first check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: hi walter, unfortunately you cannot run an umbrella. make sure you have on the proper weather gear if you're participating in the broad street run, because it will be on the soggy side, especially early tomorrow morning. early outside in philadelphia. not bad a dry start to the weekend, temperatures 60 degrees, 58 in reading. 54 in the poconos. cape may, 52, 50 the low in beach haven. if you're stepping out tonight, cloudy, 59 at 7:00 p.m. 54 at 9:00 p.m. 52 at 10:00 p.m. 351 is the number at 11:00 p.m. we'll get into the day on sunday. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar showing you this is the moisture that we are tracking for broad street. you see all this rain across the ohio valley this w

. >>> friday night, and the big story on "action news" tonight, it is fire works in north philadelphia, as they came during a meeting. a meeting between members of that community and mayor jim kenney. that is what happens when you talk about stop and frisk. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live outside the new vision united methodist church, dann, what happened there tonight. >> reporter: well, jim, it was supposed to be a forum with mayor jim kenney and police commissioner richard ross on the status of what his team has a controversial and racist stop and frisk policy implemented by the prior administration. but the meeting ended in chaos, and had to be shut down. >> the meeting had started in an orderly fashion with mayor jim kenney saying he kept his campaign prom toys even unconstitutional stopping and frisking of police for no reason. he said officers are required to have reasonable suspicion as required by the constitution. >> policies and procedures... and supporting an environment that are unprecedented in the country. >> reporter: mayor apologized for what went on before

this is what we do in the want to see we have an accident at north philadelphia at broad street and parish street anywhere around this area. would i suggest don't go anywhere near it. accident in delaware route 202 that has been since cleared. burlington bristol bridge was closed overnight and now opened but remember it will be closed again tonight, opened on friday but then closing overnight saturday through monday. jim, back over to you. >>> new this morning a standoff is over in southwest philadelphia. >> three suspects are in custody for a home invasion. police say men held up eight people and inside a home in and pistol whipped a man and woman. two were taken to presbyterian hospital n word on their conditions. then suspects ran in the the nearby home on the 6300 block of elmwood avenue. officers were able to track the suspects there with a real time, crime camera. they set up a barricade and arrested the suspect a short time later. >>> also new this morning this bucks county mother is in jail, accused of a horrific case of child abuse after her daughter died at the hospital. detectiv

. >>> a man is arrested after a violent rampage in north philadelphia, police say he stabbed a man and a woman at 18th and girard. the police say he fire four shots and shot an employee of the bar and all three victims were rushed to the hospital while police chased the attacker to 18th and master where he was taken into custody. no word on a possible motive. >>> several people are recovering from a house fire in strawberry mansion, an 83-year-old man and his daughter and two grandchildren were inside when the flames broke out here on nicholas street. a family member tells "action news" that family members struggled through the smoke to escape. >> you couldn't see and you can't find the door you are walking through for 50 years, he made it down the steps and fell and my sister grabbed him and some miraculous way they made it out safely. >> medics took four people to various hospitals but everyone is expected to be okay. >> protesters took to the sidewalk the a north philadelphia mcdonald's to demand higher wages across the nation. today's rally was part of a nationwide call for a $15 a

the driver will not been charged. >>> a man filling his car with gas in north philadelphia was grazed by a stray bullet at 3:00 a.m. incredibly, 9 bullet was found in his shirt. >>> nfl draft begins in chicago tonight. the eagles have the second pick. jerry goff and carson wentz. >> reporter: we have an accident on the platt bridge eastbound they say creating a slow go on the platt bridge. the other accidents have cleared. we had one at i-95 at cottman. it's moving better. there's the normal morning jam southbound. 26 minute ride southbound. >> reporter: normal jam probably looks better than a special jam. we'll have cloudy skies build and we'll see early sunshine. the clouds will get thicker throughout the morning. after 1:00 p.m. we'll stop at 59 we'll have on and off showers move in. you can see the events on the temperatures. -- effects on the temperatures. we'll drop down to 51 by 6:00 p.m. >>> it's going to be exciting to watch the draft tonight. >>> are you going to stay up? >>> no, i never get to stay up. >>> we'll find out when we wake up. >>> for karen rogers, matt o'donnell

the streets of north philadelphia are a little safer this morning after an entire gang goes to jail. we'll tell you why the district attorney says this gang is one of the most violent in philadelphia. >>> plus a music legend is involved in a crash while in her limo on her way to a performance in our area. hear the reports of diana ross, her injuries and what happen in the lehigh valley. >>> 5:15. the 2016 season for the philadelphia eagles is taking shape after the nfl announced the league's full schedule. the birds open at the linc against the browns and end with the cowboys. they have four prime time games, here are the match-ups. week two at chicago is a monday night game. they play the cowboys on sunday night football on october 30th and that game is on nbc 10. in late november, another monday nighter this one at the linc against the packers. a home game on thursday, december 22nd against the giants, which you can also see right here on nbc 10. the preseason schedule is also out. bucs, steelers, colts and jets. the final two games you can watch here on nbc 10, your official eagle

. >> a man is shot and killed after a leave a bar in north philadelphia. the shooter is on the run. >>> next thing i hear in my living room hearing her say oh, my god a car is in living room. >>> neighbors are in shock after an suv slams into a home in bucks county. the driver ran off. >>> plus, presidential candidates are converging on new york as the state's primary creeps closer. >>> more on the story in a moment, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. it's cold out there, chris. >> reporter: it's better, but it's very, very chilly for the middle of april. take a look at the numbers across the delaware and lehigh valleys. 40 degrees in philadelphia. in allentown and reading. 41 in millville. and cape may. 39 in trenton and beach haven is up to 45. you factor in the winds it feels mighty chilly out here. 34 with the wind in allentown. feels like 49 in -- 39 this trenton. 37 in wilmington and 38 degrees in millville. feeling like the middle of february, honestly, not the beginning of april. satellite and ra

the it is cooler in philadelphia then it is up to the north. sixty-seven at this hour in the city. at the coast even cooler with that northeasterly wind. fifty-four in cape may. fifty-three up in beach haven. here's satellite six with action radar. you can see not a cloud in the sky. we have high pressure dominating and wind around that high are clockwise, so we're tapping into that northeasterly wind which is drying out the a atmosphere and it is something to keep in mind if you are stepping out this evening. we have dry conditions, low humidity levels as well. so there is a red flag warning, it is up for areas in new jersey from lakehurst all the way down to wildwood this will stay up until 8:00 this evening because it could fuel fires across the region. otherwise, stepping out mid we have got you covered with the evening planner. sixty-three at 7:00 this evening. still sunny. mostly clear later on this evening with temperatures in the upper 50's to lower 50's by 11:00 p.m. tonight. so we will talk about what we can expect, a frost advisory moves in overnight, we have more detail

hillary clinton will be here in north philadelphia making her first of two stops in philadelphia. she'll meet with supporters at st. paul's baptist church behind me and she'll move on to the fillmore for an evening rally. hillary clinton is fresh off her win in her home state of new york. today it's time to shift gears to this area, for the pennsylvania and delaware primaries next tuesday. while in philadelphia, secretary clinton will have a public discussion with former attorney general eric holder as well as mothers who have lost children in racially charged incidents. >> under the bright lights of new york, we have seen that it's not enough to diagnose problems. you have to explain how you'd actually solve the problems. >> donald trump who also won the new york primary announced he will be in delaware thistry afternoon meeting with supporters at the state fairgrounds. he also said he's stopping in pennsylvania before next tuesday's primary. we're reaching out to his campaign for more details on that stop. >> we'll be going into the convention, no matter what happens. i think we

katy zachry is live in north philadelphia. katy, what's happening now in the case? >> reporter: police tell me once they get their search warrant signed and they expect to have that done right around now, they can get in the suspect's car which they found overnight and get in his house and look for evidence. now, the person they're looking for is accused of hitting and dragging a man on a moitor scooter last night. it happened on lehigh and aramingo avenues around 9:00. police say the person in the gold-colored suv did not stop and dragged the victim on that motor scooter 200 yards to his death. a few hours later they found it. they have a message about the one thing they could have done differently. >>> even if there's injuries or even in case of faye talts. if the vehicles are registered legal legally if they' remain on the scene and cooperate with the investigation there may be no charges. >> he was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. police tell me they have solid witness testimony helping them. reporting live outside the 24th police distric

the student told detectives he came home to his unlocked apartment on diamond street in north philadelphia, then he found a man with a gun inside. the man took the student's book bag and left. the student was not hurt and is talking to police. >>> tonight the eagles are on the clock. they have the second overall pick in this year's nfl draft. they hope to turn things around for at least the next decade with this pick. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at lincoln financial field with more on what fans are expecting and what's happening tonight in south philly. a lot of fans, like me, are going to be watching this draft with fingers crossed. >> reporter: absolutely, vai. me too. a lot of people have been calling this whole thing a gamble. will the second overall pick be worth it for the eagles? the team has made it clear they are now in the search for their next franchise quarterback. they have the number two pick later tonight. it's widely anticipated the eagles are looking at carson wentz, a quarterback out of north dakota state. first pick goes to the rams. they vice president realhaven'tg at

light rain in the philadelphia area and we have more rain around further north of philadelphia. here's a look at the radar currently. this is mostly on the light side showing the green. we'll zoom in here because it's mostly through the pennsylvania suburbs, up into parts of mercer county as well, seeing the rain currently. so this is going to last as we go through the rest of the evening. zooms into bucks coupe and mercer county. there you see just overcast skies the rain around mostly on the light side. bensalem seeing run. newtown seeing steady rain too. it's across the major interstates through the pennsylvania suburbs, and this is the case through tonight and part of the day tomorrow. we have more rain in the forecast. take a look at the temperatures. it is chilly outside. 49 degrees, philadelphia. 48 degrees in south jersey. temperatures are staying on the cool side through the rest of the evening. 42 degrees through the lehigh valley. look at the new jersey neighborhoods. we are able to show you the detailed look at the neighborhood temperatures because of our new neighbo

as i said mostly all snow north and west of philadelphia. slushy mix in the city for now that could change if this system gets closer. we'll see what temperatures are doing for philadelphia but right now it's looking like it will be a slushy mix for philadelphia and then southeast mainly rain. do expect blustery conditions later on today. high temperatures across the area 38 to 43 degrees. >>> thanks for that. now some new information in the case of former eagles player la shawn mccoy. police are appealing to a higher office after the district attorney didn't press charges against mccoy for his alleged role in a bar fight. the head of the fop wrote a letter to the attorney general. the letter calls for theory fwat t -- that involves two off duty police officers. the d.a. said the incident was nothing more than a case of self-defense. >>> 76 star is facing legal trouble. tmz reports that a landlord is suing noel for damage he caused to a rental property. the owner claims he left behind carpet stains, clogged toilets, broken appliances and mar

let's start with the video we have from broad and brown street in north philadelphia. this pickup truck was driven by two philadelphia police officers, undercover officers. they were driving back to central detectives within they were hit along broad street by a black sedan. that black sedan kept driving. and that sedan has not been found yet. a witness to that crash stopped, got out of the car. here's where it gets really strange, police say. this witness was not a good samaritan. he simply told police he was nervous, he was scared by the crash scene that he was driving upon, so he got out of his car, left it in drive, so it kept moving forward. here's another crazy part. two men who were walking on the sidewalk near where all this was happening, they jumped in this white suv and took off driving with it. they drove several blocks. they turned up a one-way street where they hit two cars. they hit one of those cars head on. those two men who in essence stole this white suv got out and according to witnesses with be they ran to a nightclub not far from where i'm standin

mayor jim kenney met with hundreds of people in a north philadelphia church last night telling them he 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. many in the crowd last night said city leaders are making their own rules about what constitutes a reasonable police stop. >> an ineffective policy. those 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. african-americans accounted for nearly 70% of those stops. >>> today thousands of volunteers all across the country and right here in our area will get to work for comcast cares day. comcast, by the way, is the parent company of nbc10. nbc10's is live at the boys and girls club, one location that will be spruced up today. >> reporter: many volunteers including many from nbc10

. >>> it could be the ends after rain of terror in one north philadelphia neighborhood s a law enforcement task force arrested several alleged gang members responsible for shocking violence. our own walt hunter spoke one-on-one with philadelphia's district attorney, walt? >> reporter: that conference by the da just ended few minutes ago, he was talking with media here about very scary skin over yo, two north philadelphia gangs, shooting, and basically turning entire neighborhood into war zone for four months, in 2014. the toll, 13 separate shootings. nine people shot. one person murdered including an innocent victim with the two gangs allegedly just opening fire on each other, whenever they saw members that they thought deserved to be shot. take a look at these pictures, provided by the district attorney, just moments ago, the gang members using tattoos, and t-shirt to identify the members of each respective gang, one of the gangs, known as tnt. that stands for tent and thompson street. district attorney told me, just how scary this violence really was. >> all of them working together resu

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

. >> 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

but the candidate is running a little late over in north philadelphia. we'll be here to cover it all for you. we'll bring you the highlights. we're live in fishtown, nbc 10 news. >>> we're now just six days away from the pennsylvania primaries, april 26th is the day. and there is plenty at stake now. our coverage continues with nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas. >> there's a lot on the line next tuesday. >> reporter: that's right. with the primary election set for tuesday its a race around the clock to make an impression on voters. pence rain is a key player in helping secure the nomination. all eyes are on pennsylvania's presidential campaign who are trying to appeal to voters' values. >> bernie's yearning is essentially chocolate chip ice cream. >> reporter: and their sweet tooth. >> pennsylvania is incredibly important in this presidential race. >> reporter: ben and jerry stump for bernie sanders in rittenhouse square by handing out free sundays. >> still deciding between hillary and bernie, but this ice cream might have swayed me. we'll see. >> reporter:

police arrested 15 members of the 10th and thompson gang also known address tnt out of north philadelphia. the gang had a turf war with a rival gang in 2014, and that led to shootings and one homicide. the tnt gang identified itself through social media postings, tattoos and clothing. members included a father/son duo. police seized about a dozen illegal guns during the arrests. >>> april is autism awareness month. >> autism is a disorder that affects so many families no matter your race, ethnicity or socioeconomic status. 15-year-old julian green attends speech therapy at lasalle university. he was diagnosed with autism as a toddler. his elementary school supported his xwroet. that growth. three you a autism classrooms were started and a fourth expected next year. >> don't allow people to tell you what your child can and cannot do. you're the best advocate for your child. >> the greens are very strong autism advocates, not just for julian but for others like him. >> it's about 5:45 on your friday. let's check nbc 10's first alert neighborhood weather. it's a forecast you won't find anywh

moviegoers at the pearl theater in north philadelphia won't just be seeing the newest flick. now, think veal to watch this first. some movie theaters are joining a coalition opposing a proposal to implement a 3-cent per ounce tax on drinks like sodas and some teas. >> we're paying a 5% amusement tax to the city on every ticket sold and an 8% sales tax on beverages that we have and the candies. >> reporter: the mayor has been touring recreational centers emphasizing the tax is for improving education. >> a tax on distributors. >> reporter: some small butzs fear distributors will pass that cost on to them and they would eventually pass it on to you. the consumer. >> to me, it feels like a penalty. to us. >> reporter: concessions and not ticket sales how theaters make a profit. a small soda is already $4. >> paying a fair share to help programs to help people in every neighborhood in this city. >> reporter: while the need is undeniable, for some, it leaves them with a bitter taste. >> unfortunately, this tax could jeopardize our existence here. >> reporter: now, a similar propos

we have a hit and run in north philadelphia we will talk about that coming up. construction moving out the of our way. >> wet weather is also moving out of our way for the most part. >> for the most part. >> here's is what going on. we have a frontal bound dry that ushered in strong thunderstorms yesterday. thankfully in long are strong to severe then are storm issue but is there still moisture to work with here off to the south. would i say southern new jersey, part of the delaware don't be shock if you see a quick shower rolling through here. maybe once or twice, there is just some moisture to work with and as those round have rain roll around the front we could have wet weather as a result. further north you go the clearer the sky will become and that actually has prompted a frost advisory to go in effect here across northampton county. interesting that you can still have some rain and warmth well off to the south in a couple count ace away it is cold and clear enough at this point for some frost. with that said here's where we stand we have a variety pack, 4

police arrested 15 members of the 10th and thompson gang, also known as t & t out of north philadelphia. the gang had a turf war with a rival gang in 2014, and that led to shootings and one homicide. the t & t gang identified itself through social media postings, tattoos and clothing. members included a father/son duo. police seized about a dozen illegal guns. >>> south korea's news sage reports the latest missile launch by north korea was a failure. u.s. defense officials say their tracking appears to confirm that the two koreas are trading threats as the u.s. and south korea prepare for an annual military drill. >>> a u.s. energy official is meeting with south korea officials on nuclear security and clean energy. three days of meetings got underway in seoul yesterday. they're part of a new clear energy pact reached between the u.s. and south korea last year. the agreement gives south korea more freedom in research and development of nuclear process technology. >>> we have video of a deadly earthquake in japan. at least nine people were killed in last night's earthquake. aftershocks co

live for now from north philadelphia, bureaucrat bureaucra -- monique braxton nbc 10 news. >>> the flyers continue their quest for the cup tonight. they will visit the capitals for game two at 7:00. fans can watch the game at xfinity live in south philly. they will be having a watch player. one player you won't see onto ice the flyers best defendant forward sean couturier. a sprained shoulder and will nice rest of the series against the capitals. we'll hear from some of the flyers coming up in sports in the next hour. >>> trying to save a life ends up costing one firefighter his. next the welfare check that took a deadly turn in maryland. >>> i felt immediate peace and i said i'm going to do this. >> sex trafficking victims are rebuilding their lives with the help of one organization right here in philadelphia. their story is just ahead on "nbc 10 news today". sandra bland... did nothing wrong. and makes their mothers' fight for justice her own. she fought in the senate to end racial profiling and discriminatory sentencing. and stands with the president against those who would undo his ac

. >> reporter: reporting from north philadelphia, trish hartman, channel six "action news". >>> hundreds came out tonight in new tour square to raise money for delaware county spca. the cock part party was at garrett the william son foundation. it featured items from both people and pets. it was co hosted by our very own cecily tynan. money raised will go toward program benefiting the home less and neglect pets. >>> in north philadelphia, it was closing ceremony for a program, that involved hundreds of young children from across our region. police in philadelphia were on hand to congratulate those who completed the cheers program at the hard owe gate pal center. goal of the program is to help young people make good life choices. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, police have charged more people in connection with last month's deadly terror attacks in brussels. >>> plus we are following the latest in the race for the white house. find out which candidate came out on top during today's caucus. >>> jeff skversky has sports and highlights from the flyers big win in sports when "