>> announcer: nbc10 breaking news. a shooting a hit-and-run you and stray bullets that barely missed a couple. we're live with the unusual events in philadelphia all linked to a man's death. prepare for a worst case scenario. communities will perfect their ability to respond if an oil train should derail. i live look out this morning. clouds are moving in and the rain not far behind. "first alert"=eb radar tracking wet and chilly changes. good morning, i'm chris cato. let's go to bill henley. >> this afternoon, it's going to stay cooler through the day and grab an umbrella even though

it's dry right now, we do have clouds that are moving in and rain is not that far away. it's a live view from center city. a lighter breeze and the wind will stay light. i will stay field the radar screen which shows wet weather in western pennsylvania that's around here later this morning and sticks around in the afternoon hours. 64 right now in northwest philadelphia wilmington 50. pottstown, 52. and across south jersey atlantic city 47 degrees along with allentown and the pocono mountains also in the 40s. clouds thickening up 59 degrees by lunchtime. there's a chance to see rain drops falling at that time. hour by hour and future weather back in ten. we'll take you to video first. this crash is causing early morning problems in lancaster avenue in montgomery county. look at this firefighters tell

us the driver lost control. it caught fire and the driver and passenger got out safely before it burst into flames. let's find out how it's impacting traffic on that stretch. nbc's jessica boyington has that four. >> yeah you see tow trucks people on the scene, police activity there, as we head to the maps we'll show you how to get around that. it's lower merion and lancaster avenue and remington road. you can take wynnewood avenue to get by that. look at the neighbors, doing really fine. heading out the door in center city 95, on the schuylkill expressway. black horse pike still a 13-minute trip. doing okay if you're headed southbound from 38 up towards black horse pike. you can see the screws taking

out part of that right-hand shoulder. and we're following this breaking news from overnight. police are looking for the person who shot a man and left him in the middle of street in philadelphia. minutes later, the shooting victim was run over by a suspected drunk driver. the victim is dead. nbc10's katy zachry is live in west philadelphia for us. at this point, police are still trying to piece it together right? >> reporter: they're trying to piece it together. they're looking for the shooter, chris, but they describe this as an unusual situation because you had a man shot multiple times in the middle of the chest and minutes later, accidentally run over by a drunk driver. from the earlier video, you can see how many shell casings police picked up out here. there were about a dozen and within inches of the 29-year-old victim indicating that he was shot at point blank range. police are still looking for the

shooter this morning. they say after the man was shot on girard avenue, he collapsed in the middle of the street. minutes later he was run over by a 79-year-old man who police say was drunk. that 79-year-old is in custody charged with drunk driving. police will describe for you how two other drivers who were out here narrowly missed and getting killed by the gunfire. reporting live on girard avenue katy zachry, "nbc10 news." and a developing story overseas reports say isis is now in control of the ancient city of palmyra. isis took control of that. and it is feared that isis will destroy the ruins as they have done at similar sites. police are looking for a man shot in norristown. medics airlifted that man to the

hospital. no word on his condition or what led to the shooting. police found eight shell casings at the scene. well the mother of a blind boy said her son was sexually assaulted at a school in philadelphia. the 9-year-old goes to the overbrook educational center. her son told her he was inappropriately touched by another student is inside a bathroom. >> when i asked him who was it he could only see shadows, he said home it was a big student. >> now, the special victims unit is still investigating. they say an assistant was outside the bathroom as required at the time the alleged assault took place. >> happening today, two local counties will go over their emergency plans in case of an oil train crash. montgomery and camden counties will hold training exercises and hold strategy meetings on that

scenario. and they'll hold drills on the schuylkill river. and next to the tracks next to the site of the deadly amtrak derailment. pennsylvania governor tom wolf sent a letter to two railroad companies asking them to slow down the oil trains as they roll through popular areas. >> we want to save the environment. >> they're not sticking their head in the sand. >> now camden county will meet with state official first responders and railroad companies for a planning session today in belmar. we have new information on that deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. union officials say the train engineer had what they call a grueling shift. they say brandon bostian's trip was shortened by earlier delays in boston. the railroad said bostian had

about an hour to rest and eat. the union says the engineers used to get at least 90 minutes' rest. but they changed that in march. amtrak said the change meets federal safety regulations. investigative reports show bostian did not seen tired also checking to see whether he was using his cell phone. new this morning, if you recognize this masked bank robber in berks county. surveillance caught him holding up a bank. witnesses say they saw him get into a dark blue chevy cruz a block away. a newark restaurant has begin an employee the boot after a video of a knocked out kick. it shows the doorman kicking a man in the head while another man appeared to be holding the victim's arm there.

police are investigating, they believe this was related to a call they received a few days ago about a disorderly customer thrown out of the shop. in a statement, a spokesman said the doorman in the video is no longer an employee of grotto pizza. we do not condone the behavior shown on the video in any way. new traffic on a tractor trailer fire we brought to you. over west deptford gloucester county, you can see the water crews putting water on the burned out tractser trailer there no one was hurt. and obviously back to normal by now. we also have new information for the search for a man wanted in this fiery crash in burlington county. police say they found the man, they say he is the owner of the truck involved in an accident at 295 and mt. laurel on sunday. a man inside that truck died. investigators aren't saying

anything else about the owner's possible connection to the crash. 4:08 on to casino crisis. unionized casino workers plan to picket outside of taj mahal. the june blames the billionaire investor is using the bankruptcy to strip them of their health benefits. well congratulating students in this area will hear from a rock star today. ♪ shot through the heart and you're too vain you give love a bad name ♪ >> living on a prayer would be fitting for my college career. jon bon jovi will deliver the commencement address. they're giving him an honoree

degree. clouds are moving in as you're moving out the door you'll need a jacket to start with. it is dry to start with. we do have rain on the way, tracking rain moving in from the west it will be in here this morning and this afternoon but out of the way here for tomorrow and nice weekend warmup including holiday monday memorial day. 43 degrees, cloudy skies in mt. pocono. and atlantic city now down to 47 degrees and still falling. no rain just yet. a live view looking across the delaware from the adventure aquarium but umbrellas are going up later this morning. we're seeing clouds in the area trying to deliver a few sprinkles in northern new jersey but most of the activity is in western pennsylvania and moving through maryland and due in here later this morning. your hour-by-hour future weather shows by 9:00 10:00, first rain drops will start falling in the area. just light rain that will continue through the late morning hours through lunchtime,

might be some breaks in the rainfall, but it's back for much of the area by 2:00. farther north and west allentown, reading, most of the day it will be dry. philadelphia will be back after the evening hours after an apparently rainy and chilly afternoon. your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast 59 for the pocono mountains. but a chance of showers in trenton, mt. holly, doylestown high of 57 degrees today. rain will be moving towards the shore. atlantic city top out at 62. 60 today in vineland. keep an umbrella handy for wilmington drexel hill swedesboro temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. and that rain heading our way later this morning and this afternoon. a look at the weekend forecast when i'm back in ten. 11 minutes after 4:00 let's count on a really nice drive to work this morning although it is cool out there and we've got that problem on lancaster avenue that jessica was showing us.

still out there? >> yeah lower merion avenue. and accident scene, and remington road. depending on which side you're coming from take west winwood road and abington. as you head out the door to 95 this is cottman avenue. the southbound lanes typically what jams up in the morning hours. you see the northbound lanes here, no problem. most of the vehicles headed southbound to the center city area. still only about a 14-minute trip to do that. 202, the drive time is there. definitely having good news. 11 minutes headed northbound or southbound from 30 up towards the schuylkill expressway. secrets of a terrorist. newly released documents found inside osama bin laden compound. what they reveal about his regrets. plus philadelphia city council hacked. a message on the website and how the city is keeping it from happening again.

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there's petarmor plus. so you can protect your pets without the shame of overpaying. petarmor plus. available at target. 4:15. a lot of people talking about this story. police in washington say they now have the suspect in the murder of a prominent family killed inside the mansion. the man police are looking for faces charges in the dental of a ceo, his wife their son and a housekeeper. it's not known if the suspect is the same person of interest seen running here from this video at the scene. firefighters responded to a fire at the mansion found four bodies inside. authorities believe that fire was set on purpose. new from overnight, the debate over renewing the patriot act will go forward after a

senator ended a day-long protest. >> thank you for stage and not throwing things. thank you, mr. president, and i relinquish the floor. >> it's before midnight an exhausted kentuckian rand paul wrapped up a 10 1/2 hour-objection on the floor of the senate. paul, as you know running for president, argued that the patriot act intrudes on american privacy. the house approved the bill that would renew the law but end the authority for bulk collection of our phone records. new insight into the mind of osama bin laden. the u.s. government has released a large collection of letters and documents seized on the 2011 raid on of the mastermind's compound. in the letters he tells terrorists not to grab territory instead to go after american targets. bin laden's writings also showed he regretted years of separation from his extensive family. an internet security expert

says an attack on the philadelphia city's website could be compared to graffiti by hackers. yesterday visitors say the site was greeted with the statement saying "imus limb and islam is my way of life." the international hacking group cybercommandos has claimed responsibility. >> they likely hit it with some kind of web scam and picked up some vulnerability. and this is a prime target. >> now, that expert says that council's use of an outside vendor to manage the site may have also played a role. the site now has a new software update to address its vulnerability. speaking of cybersecurity, new jersey governor chris christie has signed an executive order to protect the state from online threat. the order establishes what's calling integration style it's designed to improve information sharing, analyze and coordinate

with federal law enforcement. >> i'm hoping the steps taken today will allow us to get in front of that problem and try to deal with it in a way that's not only creative but effective. >> and while christie has the threat of national security to federal government he said that local governments should be prepared. two men accused of killing a philadelphia police officer. they presented some potential evidence in court but they did not show a graphic video of the shoot-out that happened in the gamestop store. ramon williams and carlton hipp waived their preliminary hearing. prosecutors say they both fired a hot that could have been a fatal one that's why they're both charged with attempted murder. decision 2015 and two candidates for mayor of philadelphia are already off and

running, jim kelly and melissa bailey. talked to voters one day after the primary. we asked them about funding universal speech day. voters approved a commission to develop a plan to put that in place. >> do you fund universal pre-k? >> that's the question. it's hard to figure out how to fund it. >> how do you fund stadiums convention centers, things we pay for? it's all about priorities. >> and there is common ground between the two candidates there. they also want to put an end to the police department's stop and frisk policy. there are 166 days to go before you happen to make up your mind. election day is tuesday, november 3rd. you can read more about those candidates, where they stand on the issues on the nbc10 news app. and we have even less time than that to prepare for the pope. and a local man's audience with

pope francis could pay off big time for the visit this fall. jeff men net thety had an audience recently. he and his new bride visited the vatican on their honeymoon and they were lucky enough to meet the holy father. he wanted to give the pope a tie from st. francis prep. >> there are thousands of students are ahuman any, parents, administration that is doing his work, god's work. i want to imply that he come. >> there's no word on whether the pope will accept the invitation, but we may get a better idea of his itinerary, soon. >> announcer: now your nbc10 weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a couple days ago, we were in the 80s to now a chilly one.

right now, 57 degrees in philadelphia. a bit a breeze out of the northeast. the wind should stay below 10 miles an hour for most of the day. the temperatures are running chillier. 7 degrees colder than yesterday morning. dry in the pocono mountains, there's a chance that some rain drops in the poconos. the best chance of rain is in delaware, south of jersey. chilly conditions for everyone this morning. 48 in chester springs, 48 in allentown, doylestown 49 degrees. 50ss into delaware. one. warmest readings 58 degrees. and atlantic city and airport woodbine. a chillier morning and cloudier day. clouds are already pushing into the area. and clouds are thick tore the west. that's where we're watching rain moving into western pennsylvania. this is on track for us for later this morning and this afternoon. so grab an umbrella along with the jacket.

temperatures climbing only into the upper 60s, low 60s. 20 degrees colder than it was two days ago. a little bit of a breeze and a nice warmup over the weekend. clouds moving out for saturday and sunday. 71 degrees saturday. and low 80s on sunday. look at memorial day monday coming up with the seven-day in the next half hour. all right, bill. it's 4:22. time to look at the roads with jessica boyington. >> yeah we're going to have a check of the area bridges, i-95 you can see no problems heading on or off. as we take a look at the rest of the bridges all three are clear on the ben, tacony-palmyra and we'll keep you updated there. still watching an accident scene in lower merion and lancaster after. you want to take westmoreland avenue or city avenue depending on which way you're coming from. drive time looking green here.

definitely good news. 23 minutes headed westbound to event from route 1 to valley forge. a new study goes inside the minds of children. what doctors found and what it reveals that more kids should be doing. and looking out for pets when disaster strikes. next the call for help for animal lovers in this area.

4:25 now. a new study out there shows that there are fewer cases of serious mental health problems in children. but a majority of them are still not getting the treatment that they need. the percentage of children and teens with severe problems dropped from 13% to 11 percent over the past two decades. and treatment rates for those

kids rose to nearly 44%. but that also means that more than half the children are not getting the help they need. experts say the trend shows that efforts are moving in the the right direction, but more needs to be done. and that's exactly what one pennsylvania congressman is pushing for on capitol hill. congressman tim murphy was joined by dozens of families at a hearing yesterday. murphy is looking to reform the country's mental health system. families met with murphy to inspire laws to make it easier to get treatment. >> mental illness doesn't know any boundaries here no matter what your race your gender your income level, your political party, your age. it doesn't care. >> congressman murphy is from the pittsburgh area. and earlier this year the republican introduced a congressional resolution declaring may as mental health month. the delaware animal response team is looking for a few volunteers. those volunteers will help keep

animals safe during emergencies and diasterers. the program is looking for people with experience in caring or and sheltering large and small animals. veterinarians and their assistants can help as well as anyone interested in helping out animals. here's how to sign up. the deadline is monday june 1st. there will be training. call 302-255-4628. we have more details on nbc10.com. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> chilly start this morning. flags are blowing but the wind is lighter than yesterday. it is a cool breeze even though it is light. right now, 56 degrees at 4:27. got some rain on the way today. but how's the traffic looking, jessica boyington in the "first alert" traffic center. good morning, jessica. >> good morning, bill. right now, we're looking live at the vine street expressway you can see westbound towards the schuylkill expressway, still under a five-minute drive there. we'll have more coming up.

plus patco is rolling out change. when the first line of new railcars will start pigging up passengers. we'll let you know.

>> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. a flurry of bullets, plus an unusual crime scene in philadelphia overnight. we're live with the shooting that nearly killed an incident couple. and a crash and this inferno. we're tracking traffic trouble this morning that this car fire is creating in montgomery county. a dreary day today. the "first alert" radar is tracking rain moving in with it. and another cooldown. good morning, this