philadelphia police say it happened shortly before midnight not far from temple's main campus. nbc 10's jesse gary is following

the developments in this case fkfkhe is live in our digital operations center. fknke, what's the latest? xzézai, i just heard back from philadelphia police. they say the suspect committed the crime using a small handgun with a silver handle. after the crime, the victim called philadelphia police. as a result the special victims unit is now handling this case because the crime took place just south of the temple campus. it's all happening just around midnight last night. philadelphia police officers found the victim visibly shaken in the 1400 block of carlisle street. she told them she and a friend had left the library around 11:15 and after a short walk the two went their separate ways near broad and cecil b. moore. as she walked toward carlisle, she hood footsteps coming from behind. she felt hearse hit with a silver handgun. she was pushed up against a wall and was sexually assaulted and robbed.

temple university sent out an alert and tweeted the information, the message said to use caution and report suspicious activity to the school. >> well, i just got a little text from my roommate and she was like hey, guys be safe today, it's really scary, which it is. because, again, this is one of the better parts of campus. not that any part of campus is lzally bad but usually we heard of the alerts happening in other parts and we're relatively safe here. >> police say the suspect ran @f@fon carlisle towards oxford street. coming up in the next 30 minutes, we'll talk about things @zth member and women can do to be safer on and off campus. @z'll have that at 11:30. live in our digital operations center. i'm jesse gary, nbc 10 news. happening now, the demolition contractor charged in the martin street building collapse is getting set to go on trial. lawyers are selecting a jury right now for griffin campbell. he is charged with six counts of third degree murder, reckless endangerment and aggravated

assault. six people died in june of 2013 when a building under demolition in center city collapsed on to a salvation army thrift store next door. dozens were injured that day. campbell hired the excavator operator who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and causing a catastrophe. a foggy start the day and now it's really heating up out there. a live look at boat house roe along the schuylkill river in philadelphia. but big changes are coming. first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with the forecast. hey, bill. >> hey, vai. still some sunshine out there. as you mentioned, it's getting warm in a hurry. you can see clouds moving back into philadelphia. still plenty of sunshine in parts of new jersey but that is going to be coming to an end as clouds take over and it will lead to rain developing this afternoon. the heaviest rain should be well

inland during the day. but our area could see heavy downpours later tonight and into tomorrow morning from a system that's going to continue into the morning commute tomorrow morning. radar shows those steadier showers from the pocono mountains into central and western pennsylvania and farther to the south. now, as long as this stays to the west, the warmup continues, even with some cloud cover. we're in the 80s, middle 80s in afternoon. but during the later afternoon hours, that's 4:00 today, futurecast is showing some rain from philadelphia westward. as we go into the evening hours, we'll see spotty showers by 11:00 when the heavier downpours will move into the area. that's late this evening. watch what happens overnight tonight. heavy rainfall from the shore through philadelphia into montgomery, allentown reading, chester county, potentially heavy rain at 1:00 in the morning. the futurecast shows that tapers off tomorrow morning but there will be some showers for the

morning commute. we're talking about quite a bit of rainfall coming in. during the day we could see a third to three quarters of an inch of rain. that's by 7:00 this evening. the heavier rainfall, though, starts to move in at 11:00, an inch on the ground in philadelphia. and watch it ramp up through the night. 3:00 in the morning we could see one, two, three, some isolated amounts farther north and west potentially four inches of rain could lead to flooding in some areas of poor drainage and other spots as well with those heavy downpours. but to start with, we're dry. 82 and warm. 82 at 4:00 with scattered showers and then the steadier showers move in during the evening hours. temperatures start to come down, too. and this won't be the end of the rain this week, vai. we have the seven-day forecast with more rainy days ahead. >> thank you, bill. philadelphia police are looking for a man they believe is linked to a shooting that injured a child in feltonville last night.

a shoots on bowdoinot street injured a girl and two women. police tell us the man they're looking for is likely a boyfriend and he took the gun with him. from our delaware bureau, a wilmington councilman is calling for a federal investigation into a deadly police shooting there. nbc 10 obtained this cell phone video. it shows a portion of the shooting that happened on tulip street last week. we have blurred the victim's face and frozen the video to be sensitive to his family. but you can hear how the shooting unfolded. is [ gunshots ] >> jeremy mcdole was in a wheelchair when he was shot. police say he had a gun and did not obey their orders to put the weapon down. his family is asking why police opened fire. new castle councilman jay street sent a letter saying "the footage in the video is more horrific from the footage from

other jurisdiction where the department of justice has found it necessary to intervene and investigate. this situation cries out for a fair, impartial and unbiased investigation." the delaware department of justice is already investigating the shooting. wilmington police chief bobby cummings told us he believes the four officers involved in the shooting acted professionally. those officers are on leave during the investigation. new video shows a burglar caught in the very act. philadelphia police released a surveillance video from inside ventura groceries in kensington early sunday. we're told the suspect got inside the store on east hilton street by breaking a hole in the roof. he swiped cash, cigarettes and bus tokens and took off. if you happen to recognize this person, you're asked to call police. and more new video at 11:00, investigators have showing this person robbing a convenience

mart in philadelphia's juaniata. the suspect placed a ladder under an open window. the suspect didn't take anything and took off in an unknown directi direction. an update on the gas leak in northeast philadelphia. this was an apartment complex at grant avenue and bluegrass road. the leak forced people into the streets. we learned everyone was allowed back into their homes and no one was hurt. happening now, we're about to get an update on how the pennsylvania budget battle is affecting school districts in philadelphia and across the state. governor tom wolf, a democrat, is at odds with the republican-led legislature over the budget. the state has operated without a budget since july 1. wolf's auditor general will reveal the results of a study in how schools have been impacted by the delay in funding. showdown over a shutdown.

a look at whether lawmakers will o.k. a temporary spending bill and how the debate over planned parenthood could weigh in on their decision. he hasn't jumped into the race yet but vice president joe biden may want to decide fast if he's going to run for president. the new numbers that show the vp's popularity. warm temperatures, some sunshine, but big changes on the way and it's not just today. we're looking at a tropical storm that could bring us more heavy rain later this week. seven-day forecast just ahead.

we continue to follow breaking news, a septa bus accident in west philadelphia, 10 passengers and the driver were hurt in this accident. skyforce 10 was launched and it is giving you live pictures from the scene here along haverford and landsdowne avenues. we're told the accident happened just a little over the hour ago and none of the injuries appear to be life threatening. we are making phone calls from our news room and as we get more information we'll bring it to you. meanwhile, stay with nbc 10 and nbc 10's app as we continue to update you on this breaking n s news. happening now, congress is hearing from the president of planned parenthood. you're looking live at cecily richards appearance before the house oversight government reform committee in washington.

richards already testified she's proud her organization provides fetal tissue for research. she wa conservatives are threatening a government shutdown. supporters of planned parenthood are holding rallies across the country today. a rally in center city, philadelphia, is set for noon. about 45 minutes from now. the organization says it wants to call attention to the services that it provides from birth control to screenings for stds. meantime, house republicans are positioning themselves to take over for john boehner. majority leader kevin mccarthy announced his candidacy for house speaker yesterday. he made the announcement through an e-mail that his house republican colleagues. boehner is third in line to the president and one of the most powerful republicans in d.c. and analysts say with or without boehner, washington remains a sharply divided place. and there's new information

that could sway vice president joe biden's decision on whether to run for president. an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows if biden entered the race today he would be the most popular candidate. 40% of americans have a positive impression of biden. 28% have a negative impression. compare that to hillary clinton's overall favorability rating of 39% positive and 47% negative. hillary clinton is rolling out a new but familiar strategy in her effort to delete the e-mail controversy plaguing her campaign, it's her husband bill clinton. the former president has spent most of his time in the background but friends say he's eager to become more actively involved in his wife's campaign. he's scheduled to attend a series of fund-raisers and events for hillary. is over the weekend, he defended his wife during an interview on cnbc. >> really similar to the strategy that the republicans employed against me with

whitewater. if they -- they look at the field and say who do we not want to run again? >> clinton has turned over 55,000 pages of e-mails from her personal account dating back to march of 2009. the problem just won't seem to go away. the challenge of bernie sanders is picking up speed as hillary loses ground. and happening now, presidential chris christie is ready to make what he calls a big announcement in des moines, iowa. new jersey's governor has been stumping for support in that state this week. his poll numbers in iowa are in the single digits. christie is expected to get a series of endorsements. and there's more fallout after the deadly duck boat crash in seattle. state officials are suspending all activities for the business's parent company. ride the duck seattle was ordered to stop all operations while their entire fleet is investigated and all their drivers are investigated. five people died after a duck

boat hit a charter bus last week in seattle. ntsb say the victim involved in the crash did not have an axle repair recommended back in 2013. everyone's okay after an aer lingus jet langer made an emergency landing at new york's jfk airport. just after take off from ireland last night, the pilots reported problems with hydraulics. the control -- they control the plane's brakes, landing gear, and the flaps. the flight returned to jfk. responders put out a small fire in the landing gear area. the crews took passengers back to the terminal to arrange for another flight. >> fog is gone but clouds are moving back in and the temperatures are warming up even with clouds. look at millville at 81. even warmer than philadelphia right now at 80 degrees. it's stilly outside but the fog

has disappeared this morning. a little bit of a warm breeze blowing will send temperatures a bit higher. it won't be a lot hotter but warmer than normal. ten degrees warmer than normalle with the breaks of sunshine that's helping with the warmup. but clouds will be taking over on the way. scattered showers or two so far inbe burke's county. the heavier rain is farther to the west and this is where we'll see quite a bit of rain during the day today. into our area this evening and some heavy rain overnight tonight. watching tropical storm joaquin now has increased in strength just a little bit. this morning when we went on the air it was 45 miles an hour winds. there's a very weak steering kwurnt this storm. over the next few days, not

expecting to see a lot of movement. the computer models have a few different scenarios but there's a tendency to take this system to the north as we head toward the weekend and that could bring us additional chances of rain. not just today, tonight and into tomorrow. for today neighborhood by neighborhood forecast. 70s for camelback. 75 fleetwood and morgantown. upper 70s with showers developing this afternoon. you'll see scattered light showers during the early afternoon hours. a better chance of more widespread rainfall during the later afternoon and certainly the evening hours as well. look at the 80s. new hope, bordentown, moorestown. king of prussia up to 83 with clouds taking over the sunshine won't last longer and umbrellas will be going up later today. at the shore, you're more likely to see breaks of sunshine into the later afternoon hours but we're already seeing a few isolated showers in the millville area, 82 degrees this afternoon.

smyrna will top out at 83. and some showers during the day should be on the light side for wilmington, philadelphia, and malvern. the heavier rainfall coming in tonight and into tomorrow morning. not only will that give us much needed rainfall, the heavy rainfall will bring temperatures down, 77 for wednesday afternoon. come thursday and friday talk about cooling. windy and wet conditions for later thursday for friday and the rain potential could continue into the week if joaquin makes its way to the north. expected to stay offshore but it could produce additional moisture for friday, saturday, sunday, and even a chance of some showers monday. >> thank you, bill. ho hum holiday season? why some predict this would be the weakest holiday season in year. and digging into your favorite breakfast cereal is costing you more these days. what's causing the sticker shock

in the cereal aisle?

it's three months until christmas and retailers already rolling out their strategies for the holiday shopping season but experts say sales will be weaker this year. nbc's courtney reagan explains. >> reporter: every year, the competition gets hotter and hotter, and this syria no exception as retailers race to put out holiday programs earlier and earlier in hopes of grabbing

shoppers' dollars before rivals. >> because retailers got so promotional in black friday in the last four or five years it's diminished the importance of the holiday. so they've extended their pro poti motions throughout the holiday season and put them online so consumers don't feel the pressure to be in the store 6:00 a.m. black friday morning. >> reporter: walmart has already been running its lay away program for months and released its hot toys as chosen by kids list with "star wars" toys topping the list. kmart has put out its yearly tongue in cheek layaway commercial. >> ridiculous to take your gifts home today, avoiding the holiday rush with no money down leasing. >> reporter: and toys "r" us has lowered its free shipping threshold to $19 citing the upcoming holiday season as the reason for the move. despite the ever-earlier holiday program releases, the first forecast for holiday sales are among the weakest in years. retail consultancy alex partners

forecast holiday sales to increase, but at a level below the five-year average and a level that could fall below the lowest growth rate since the great recession. while there are positive factors influencing consumers' currently, there are also many negatives. the job market is steadier but wage growth is stagnant. home values are rebounding but expenses like health care and education are rising, too. few are predicting a terrible christmas for retail but it could be more ho-ho-hum. that was cnbc's courtney reagan reporting. get ready for a fun family event this weekend helping to make a difference in the lives of children here in our area. it's the tenth annual run wild 5k and one mile animal safari walk at the elmwood park zoo. michelle mall is executive director arof rsvp.

welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> this is the tenth year of the event and we were talking about what a great venue you're going to be at. tell us about it. >> it's a great event for families and it's our tenth anniversary. we will be having our 5k. it's an electronically timed certified course for the 5k. it begins at the start of the elmwood park zoo and ends in the zoo at the pavilion. >> so the competitors want to get their time in and others want to walk and take their time. i see strolers. >> strollers all the time and we have an animal safari so the kids will have a great time finding the different animals and then we'll have an animal show as well as a lot of confederates for kids. so lots for the kids to do. >> sounds like there's a little something for everybody. tell us about your organization, rsvp, and the services you provide. >> thank you. rsvp is a nonprofit organization. we're 43 years old and swre

1,500 volunteers in the local community. we're always looking if more, though. and our volunteers help meet the critical needs in the community. we have volunteers that work with pre-school children all the way through to the elderly but support our children's programs. >> fantastic. what a great event this is. rsvp's tenth annual run-wild 5k and one mile animal safari walk is happening october 4 at the elmwood park zoo in norristown. great venue. registration begins at 8:00 a.m. and the rice starts at 9:00 a.m. deanna durante will be there go. to our web site, we'll have a link at nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you so much for being here. appreciate it and good luck. >> thanks. concern near the campus of temple university. this morning philadelphia police are ramping up their search for the person who attacked a student there overnight.

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it's 11:30 and chester police chief tells us that there is someone inside the school with a gun. we have skyforce 10 launched hovered over the scene right now. we have very limited information. information we get, again, someone inside chester high school has a gun we don't know

who it is, if it's a student or someone who went into that school. this is on the 200 block of west ninth street. we're looking at police activity obviously on the ground. there's two or three police vehicles there. we are working to get information mr. whether there's a lockdown there. you see police officers standing at the door. this is chester high school. chester is in the chester upland school district and, again, this school is on the 200th block of west ninth street. skyforce 10 is over the scene. we're pulling back to get a better idea and a better view of the circumstances here.

we're going to go to a map and show you where this is. if you happen to be in the vicinity, it might be a good idea to stay away because there's lots of police activity here in chester. it's an urban public high school location in delaware county. as we go back here to skyforce 10 overseeing this situation. again, someone has a gun inside of chester high school. we just got this information from police. they did not give us much for information and, again, any situations, we want to be careful with what we show you and try to give a balance of information so that the

perpetrator who is inside may not be picking up clues or anything that may help whatever his attempts are. this is a school between seventh and 12th grade i'm told. and it's a part of the chester upland school district. this is an urban setting, we don't have any idea why or who the person is that entered the school, whether it's a student or someone w.h.o. who entered the school. many of these public school, of course, because of situations that happen like this have tight security around the perimeter of this campus, many of them -- most of them have police

assigned to them we don't have any information right now as to when this happened but it is serious enough that you see an unarmed car there and it appears the entire school surrounded by police in marked and unmarked vehicles those officers there, it looks like they have all got -- they're all wearing protective gear. it appears someone was in handcuffs in that scene. may have been placed in the back of that squad car. we're over the scene and giving you information i'm just talking over these live pictures that we're showing you a school bus is just moving now.

i wouldn't expect any childr children -- any school kids would be in n that school bus given the seriousness of the situation. we think we saw someone getting into that police car right there in the middle of the screen. but we don't know if that's the perpetrator, the person inside chester high school with a gun. the information that we're getting is limit ed but it's obviously very serious at chester high skochool. this is chester, pennsylvania, in the 200 block of west ninth street. lots of police activity.

police informed us this morning just a short while ago that someone entered the school. i'm just getting information from my producer who told me the entire chester upland school district is on lockdown. the entire chester upland school district is on lockdown. we're scrambling here and working to get information for you. recognizing that -- we have just learned that they're hoping roads back up in the area. those appear to be students who are walking out and it appears the situation is -- has been

deescalated. it may have come to an end here. perhaps -- i don't want to speculate. i see kids walking along the sidewalk next to the building and this is on the campus and i can't imagine those kids would be allowed to walk around on that campus as they are if they had not apprehended a suspect inside that building. again, chester high school in chester, pennsylvania. this is an urban inner city public high school located in chester delaware county. this information came to us just minutes ago that a person with a gun was inside chester high school. but we believe we saw someone getting handcuffed and got into

a squad car and was driven away. we see police walking around and we saw some students coming perhaps out of the building but they were walking alongside that sidewalk. didn't seem to be any concern. you see the road at the top of your screen there my producer informed me they have just opened up the roads so people are able to drive past there at this point and our hope is that this has wrapped up. we see those two marked police vehicles driving perhaps away or just pulling in here. the entire campus appeared to be from this angle of skyforce 10 appeared to have been surrounded but we'll continue to make phone calls, try to get information.

again, the -- what we learned is that someone was inside chester high school with a gun, a firearm. this is on the 200 block of west ninth street, chester high school, chester, delaware county. this is the chester upland school district. we were told the entire school district was on lockdown. we'll continue to follow this and bring you information as we get it. and as we move on, developments in this story we told you about early this morning. the temple university community is on alert after a student was attacked at gunpoint. philadelphia police say the victim was sexually assaulted and robbed not far from temple's main campus. nbc 10's jesse gary is following this story live from the digital operations center. what measure has the university taken? >> vai, i just spoke to people it will university officials. they say the police department is increasing patrols around the

southern border of the university. specifically jefferson street. they also say they sent out a tweet urging their followers to show caution is, spread the word and report any suspicious activity to school officials. minutes before midnight, philadelphia police officers say the victim in this case used an emergency alert system to contact them. she told them she was walking home from the library about 45 minutes prior in the 1400 block of carlisle street. the suspect attacked her from behind armed with a small handgun with a silver handle. she says he hit her with the gun, pushed her up against the wall in a construction area then sexually assaulted and robbed her. the crime is having a chilling impact on students and residents in the area. >> definitely had my boyfriend walk me from my house to his house because not trying to walk around at night now. >> i'm not very cautious, i try not to walk around when it's too

late. even if we have to go to the grocery store i'll drive over there even though it's a couple blocks. >> you don't feel safe walking? >> better safe than not. >> police say the suspect ran off on carlisle towards oxford street. university officials stress temple offers shuttles and escorts for students and people in the area who don't feel comfortable walking home. just make a phone call. if you need information this case, call philadelphia or temple university police. live in our digital operations center, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. i'm meteorologist bill henley. clouds moving back in. if you're heads out the door, you want to grab an umbrella. we have rain on the way. and the potential for heavy rain as well. your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast just ahead.

we have an update on breaking news we have been following this morning after police told us a gun was found inside chester high school. we have learned a person has been taken into custody and the lockdown that had been in place has been lifted. skyforce 10 is live over the scene. police will release more information in a news conference scheduled for noon, about 15 minutes for now. of course get the latest on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. well, if you've been inside a supermarket recently you may have found the cost of a popular breakfast food is hard to

swallow. cereal is getting more and more expensive as prices are rising faster than any other product on the shelves. nbc's rehema ellis has a report. >> reporter: sticker shock in the serial aisle. the morning staple is getting more expensive. do you worry about the price of cereal? >> yes, i do. you have three children and they love cereal so i only buy it if it's on sale. >> reporter: flakes loops and puffs, the cost of cereal has steadily risen, escalating faster than other groceries. over the last five years, the price of a pound of cereal climbed 20 cents to $3.09. at the same time, people are eating less of it. shoppers will spend $9.5 billion on cold cereal this year. that's down 7% since 2012. analysts say shoppers are looking for healthier and faster foods. >> they've gone to greek yogurt, power bar, anywhere that they can get that protein that will

give them the right energy and nutrition for the day is what they're seeking out. >> reporter: while some brands have made efforts to make their cereals healthier by cutting sugar and boosting fiber, experts say many have dun enough to innovate. >> secereal is going through th same thing soda is going through. they have to be more nutritious. >> reporter: as demand for cereal fall, companies have been shrinking packaging and cutting back on coupons to raise profits. still, secereal remains a morni main stay as 90% of american households say they buy. >> it i like sticking to cereal. it's easier, quicker, tastes bett better. >> reporter: even though the rising cost is making his cereal a little harder to swallow. rehema ellis, nbc news, wayne, new jersey. >> what do you want? >> i want to hear you say it. >> say what?

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we could be measuring the coming rain in inches. especially north and west in the western suburbs we could see two inches or more. and we're watching joaquin, a tropical storm, a minimal tropical storm at this point but there could be strengthening over the next few days. temperatures are warming, 81 in allentown, atlantic city with breaking sunshine. northeast philadelphia is looking at mostly cloudy skies, 79 degrees so far. dry. we're still seeing sunshine. the wind picking up just a bit. the sunshine just enough to have us in the 80s but this should be the end of the 830s for the foreseeable future. temperatures will be coming way down mostly today because of the rain that will keep temperatures lower tomorrow. we're watching tropical storm joaquin with 45 mile an hour winds barely moving along at five miles an hour. for the rest of the work week joaquin is supposed to stay in this area. then it could take a turn to the north which means more rain for us as we head toward the

weekend -- if it comes up the coast. expected to stay offshore but today we'll get rain that has to do with joaquin. warm and muggy this afternoon, showers developing this afternoon. there could be some brief downpour downpours heavier rain moves in tomorrow night. 77 the high. the cooling trend accelerates as we head into thursday after some sunshine we'll get more showers and the wind will be picking up, too. those winds continue into friday with more wet weather ahead. 50s for thursday and friday and rain is a possibility if joaquin comes up the coast. heads towards the north. we could see rain continue saturday and sunday. expect to see the heaviest rain at the shore where the strongest winds will be as well. monday a chance of showers with highs in the upper 60s. we'll be right back. woman: my mom and i have the same hands.

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are headache, diarrhea, dizziness, loss of appetite, and bruising. woman: mom and i share a lot of moments. and we're making the most of each one. vo: ask your doctor if new namzaric is right for your loved one. we have just gotten updated information about the breaking news we brought you earlier. authorities tell us chester high school had a report of a gun inside a school. school officials searched room to room and recovered what

looked like a gun inside a student's backpack. it turns out it was a toy gun but they have taken a student into custody and, of course, stay with nbc 10 and nbc 10 app for updates on this story. ♪ ♪ >> oh, that voice is memorable. 14-year-old bobby hill was music to our ears during the papal visit and he is enjoying newfound fame after his performance on the parkway. he appeared on the "today" show yesterday morning and check out these photos from his -- from new york that his choir director sent us. bobby is from philadelphia's endor a neighborhood, he sings for keystone state boys choir and we got reaction from a fellow member. >> were you nervous for him? >> i was, yeah. before he started singing i held my breath, especially when he got to that very high note at the end i was like, oh, is he going to make it? i knew he was.

[ cheers and applause ] >> of course, bobby hit the high note. he will perform with the boys squire on thursday. check us out later today at 4:00.

[doorbell dinging] >> nicole: theresa! you think you can cut a deal with that bitch and get away with it? think again! hey! >> kate: good morning. partner. >> eric: here you go, mom. >> marlena: thank you, sweetie. now, you didn't have to do that, though. like when john brought me home this morning, he treated me like i was made of glass. >> eric: it's because we love you, mom. so deal with it. anything new on dimera? >> marlena: no, they're still looking for him. >> eric: you know, i meant to ask you... did you even have an inkling that he might attack you?