hearing about the device, several doctors spoke in favor of essure. >> a feel essure should remain an option for women. >> reporter: we reached out to bayer, bayer has not identified deaths directly related to the device when proper medical information was available. essure is supported by more than a decade of science as well as real world clinical experience. with the product studied with more than 10,000 women since essure first developed. fitzpatrick pointed out a complaint today that the maker provided illegal kick backs to doctors. bayer calls allegations unfounded, saying they were investigated and rejected. this just in to nbc 10. parents in delaware's brandy wine school district are angry over e-mail attachment that appears to sarcastically make fun of whiners. parents posted a copy on facebook, attached to an e-mail

an event at lombardi elementary. getting reaction from parents. she'll have a full report for us tonight on "nbc 10 news at 6:00." >> 20 minutes of nonstop news. the officer was investigating a murder in allentown when a man opened fire. >> nbc 10 following the story since last night. doug shimell joining us in allentown with what he's found out. doug. >> reporter: crime scene detectives continue to take evidence out of that allentown housing authority unit. a three-day long murder investigation, an investigation that ended in a barrage of

bullets. >> we heard a lot of shots. >> reporter: everyone in the altown housing complex heard the gun battle. >> real terrifying, i had my grandson with me and we were scared. >> reporter: the man detectives were serving a warn for opened fire, hitting one officer in the arm. the suspect was also hit. he was a suspect in the murder of a woman found sunday in a small blue recycling bin, barely two blocks away. >> used to walk up my street every day. >> reporter: the neighbor had an uneasy feeling about walt somewhere the woman he called rose when he didn't see them together. >> she always had black slacks on and black and white sneakers on, but here when he said she was in the dumpster, they said black and white nikes, that hit me in the head. >> we're so thankful this morning this officer is safe. >> reporter: allentown mayor says the officer is out of the

hospital. >> i stopped by there last night. he's in good spirits. he's very lucky. there are always difficult circumstances, things could have been much different, much worse. >> reporter: police say they expect the officer to recover fully. the suspect is in police custody at an area hospital. live in allentown, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> you may have trouble deciding what to wear. temperatures going up and down and drop below freezing again tonight. >> tough to keep up. nbc 10 news economy meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here. >> going to be getting cold be over the next couple of nights and going to warm up big time over the weekend. we've had a lot of clouds around the area during the day today. and those clouds will be breaking up tonight. you can see it looks threatening out there, but there's nothing on radar close by. you can see clouds on the

satellite picture. so it's all over the place. but there's the radar. and it is pretty clean right now. and the temperature, well close to average for this time of the year. cooler to the north and west. it's been cloudy there all day with temperatures in the 30s. and we're going to be dropping through the 30s in the philadelphia area, but you can see not a lot of wind. we clear out as we head toward midnight. that allows temperatures to go down into the 20s. then colder tomorrow night. but wait until you see the warm-up for the one. that's coming up with the seven day in a few minutes. this just in, one of the largest heroin busts in the history of montgomery county, operator of a towing business accused of running heroin up and down the east coast by smuggling the drugs in his car battery. nbc 10 denise nakano, bring us up to speed. >> it's being called the largest ever heroin bust in montgomery

county. david pachecho runs a towing business. they found him with nearly $1 million of heroin during a traffic stop last night. they announced his arrest this afternoon. on display, drugs, cash, old car battery. he hid the heroin if that battery. he's accused of traveling to atlanta to get the drugs and selling the drugs in new york. he is locked up on $1 million bail this afternoon. i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >> investigators say a philadelphia police detective kill kicked and broke a man's leg as he was escorting him oust a police station. the d.a. filed assault charges against adam o'donnell. after he kicked the man he dropped him off in hunting park. the police department suspended o'donnell and intends to dismiss him. new information on the investigation into the death of a woman whose body was found along a bucks county road.

a man under arrest after he dumped the body there. eric finnegan charged with abuse of a corps. he confessed to leaving the body along mill road in ben salem. authorities found her body yesterday morning. then say she had overdosed on drugs at a home in philadelphia and funny began drove her body to bucks county. one philadelphia neighborhood is stepping up theest to keep public school public. >> our city. >> whose school? >> our school. >> parents, teachers and local leaders rallying outside the school in germantown. the district cancelled a plan to make it a charter school after it determined the school made significant improvements. educators say it's a matter of resources. >> we are tired of our schools being underresourced and at kblt system that's been devised that is being used to shut down the

schools after they've been underresourced, and they say the churn are not doing well. >> the school district is still moving forward to convert two other underperforming schools under charters. the battle on whether you can bet on sports in new jersey is back in court. making their case before a federal appeals court. voters approved sports gambling several years ago but the lawsuits filed by the ncaa and the four major professional sport leagues have delayed it. it's a tax battle coming down to the wire. bo borgata owes $7 million cash. atlantic city owes borgata $170 million in tax appeals. the judge says the casino doesn't have to pay until it gets its money. atlantic city doesn't have the cash and is in danger of declaring bankruptcy. >> along the delaware coast, the

governor is checking on the work to restore the dunes after strong storms and nor'easters washed away a lot of the sand. the state is filing a disaster declaration to president obama, asking for about 2.5 million. mayor of dewey expects all beaches to be ready for the summer tourist season. a court clash. apple claims could breach the privacy of millions of iphone users. >> a judge ordered apple to help the fbi by unlocking the phone used by a suspected terrorist but apple is taking a stand. back to nbc 10's denise nakano. >> following the story in our digital operations center. >> apple is fiercely opposing that judge's order. she told the company to help unlock the iphone used by farook. the fbi doesn't know his pass code. they killed 14 people last december.

the couple died in a shoot-out with police. investigators believe information on the phone could lead to other terrorist contacts or plans. but apple says being forced to unlock the one phone would set a dangerous precedent that would threaten the security of its customers. he tells cbs' 60 minutes it would make us all vulnerable. >> on your smartphone today, iphone, there's likely help information, there's financial information, and you should have the ability to protect it. >> apple has until next monday to responsibility to that court order but the company's ceo issued a statement overnight saying, it will fight that order. nbc 10's ted greenberg looking into potential impact the ruling could have on apple users. coming up at 5:00. i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. decision 2016 coverage. republican presidential candidates are fighting for votes ahead of south carolina's

primary on saturday. and the rivalry between senator ted cruz and donald trump continues to heat up. cruz lav lashed out at trump today. donald trump threatened to file a lawsuit over a campaign ad that featured old clips of trump for abortion rights. >> even in the annals of frivolous lawsuits this takes the cake. >> he said donald trump, he couldn't talk, the hatred. what do you think of donald trump? he went crazy. the guy's a nut job. >> ted cruz accused trump of threatening frivolous lawsuits throughout his entire adult life. marco rubio held a town hall meeting in south carolina. the florida senator talked about the importance of saving social security and raising the retirement age to 68. >> former florida governor jeb

bush held a town hall of his own in buford, south carolina, home to three military bases. bush spoke about his support for men and women in uniform. oversea as car bomb killed 28 and wounded more in ankara during rush hour close to military headquarters and parliament buildings. turkish government officials say the bomb appeared to have targeted a convoy of buses carrying military person until. it is not clear who is behind the blast. back here at home, new video of two men who posed as water work to beat and rob a philadelphia woman inside her home. police released video showing the men outside the home in point breeze sunday morning. they told the woman they needed to check water pipes. officers say they ended up beating her with a handgun. check out the robbery that happened at 10:00 in the morning. police in northeast philadelphia

are looking for this woman who swiped two packages off of someone's front steps the crooks struck yesterday at a home on east durham street in east mt. airy. the suspect seen driving way in early to mid-2000 volvo station wagon. >> a business is to blame for a series of tremors that sent shockwaves through a lehigh valley neighborhood. iesi bethlehem landfill, investigators revealed a malfunctioning system there was responsible for several minutes of shaking that caused homes around it to rattle. the landfill says things are running the way they should now and never a threat to the pub li limb. pat issue is whether the stores can sell beer and gasoline without violating state law. the beer distributors say it does. pennsylvania's supreme court has agreed to take up the case. a wawa could start selling beer.

concord township gave the store the go-ahead but wawa needs state approvapproval. only a dozen businesses that have gas pumps sell beer in pennsylvania. a new service is changing the way the region gets everything to and from mexico. first time ever cargo ships are traveling directly from two ports in the gulf of mexico to the packer avenue marine terminal south philadelphia. governor tom wolf in philadelphia to tout the new service. until now companies relied on trucks to cross the border and deliver goods but boat delivery is cheaper and quicker, and the government hopes that will mean fresh somewhere less expensive products for the consumer. caitlyn jenner coming to the university of pennsylvania tonight. jenner will take part in an hour-long discussion and question and answer session at the irvine auditorium at 8:00. pulitzer prize winning writer buzz bisinger will moderate.

tickets ail vaab iavailable. delaware wants in on the movie industry. state panel meeting today to discuss ways to drive the movie makers to the first state. it part of resolution signed by governor jack mar kel last year. the panel will be charged with selecting desirable shooting locations across the state. the state's no stranger to film making. "dead poet society" and "beloved." 20 minutes of nonstop newsen its with a big matchup on the basketball court. villanova faces temple. villanova trying to hold on to the number one ranking in school history. temple going for the upset. john clark is on campus soaking up the excitement and will have a live report at 5:15. today the phillies kick off spring training in clear water,

florida. >> a familiar face on nbc 10 made her way south, yeah. live now in clear water. so good to see you, jillian, looking fabulous as ever. welcoming back baseball. so good. look how gorgeous it is where you are. palm trees. >> reporter: beautiful. it is beautiful, guys. jim sent me a tweet, i should have asked, do you know someone to carry your bags? you could have helped. so nice here. i miss you guys. today's the day that pitchers and catchers reported to spring training here in clear water. and you can see it by the live shot. beautiful sunshine. take a look. day in clear water means palm trees, sunshine, not to rub it in, but temperatures around 70. that's what it is right now. i know, i don't want to rub it in. some work to be done today though tomorrow is the first official workout. the popping of catcher's mits. and a young man that many fans hope will become the ace of the

staff, of course, 22-year-old aaron nola throwing pitches. a lot of familiar faces. among them, cody asche, fighting for a job in the outfield or backup utility man. we talked to him. he said i'm here to do whatever they need me to do. tomorrow the first full day for pitchers and catchers. tuesday the full team is guying to be right here on the field. guys, you know there are veterans here, of course, ryan howard is one of the guys that's been in the organization for a long time. a lot of fans want to know what is his role going to be this season? earlier today i had a chance to speak with both matt and pete who said we're going to give him the opportunity to show what he can do in spring training. but pete mackanin said don't be surprised you see him sharing the role with daron ruff. a lot of story lines, ryan howard, one, and the other starting rotation, new pitchers and new faces. 65 guys here in spring training and of those 65, only 18 were

here last year. so that just goes to show you how new it is for everybody, how exciting it is. as i send it back live from clear water, great to see you. have a good one. >> we can't be too jealous. it means baseball is coming here soon, too. it's start of the season. we love that. >> true. >> good to see you. such in her element. wears many hats and wears them very well. nbc 10 your home for the phillies home opener. monday april 11th, our welcome home phillies special starts at 2:00. game time is at 3:00 p.m. here on nbc 10. glenn, who wouldn't want to be sunny florida now. i know you wouldn't, right? >> i wouldn't say that. i've been there, spring train, an incredible experience. i encourage anybody to try it out one time. weather is great. terrific atmosphere as well. we've got colder air around here

tonight. other thing that spring training is showing you is that spring is around the corner, not too far away. warm weekend, springlike. what we're going to be seeing. and a storm next week could bring rain and/or snow to much of the area. a lot of clouds around now. little bit of sunshine from time to time. 41 grows, wind is 15 miles an hour. 11 degrees colder than it was at this time yesterday. and the temperature tonight is just going to keep going down. hour after hour, in the 40s now. and by 4:00 a.m., it 30 degrees. a little bit of wind on top of that. yeah, you're going to need winter coat business tomorrow morning. right now 37 in allentown and redding and coatesville. 36 in quaker town, blue bell, doyles town. you see that west to northwest wind. 28 in mt. pocono, where they'll be able to make snow for the next several nights and get them ready for the weekend.

37 degrees conditi s kenneth sq. 39 washington township and trenton. we had clouds around today and kept temperatures uniform. 39 in lewis, delaware. you can see the clouds here, brighter toward cape may. but still clean on the radar until you get to northwestern pennsylvania with lake-effect snows. as we go through the next couple of days, we fine the temperatures going down into the 20s and many parts of the area overnight tonight and so, anything that melted today will refreeze again tonight. you've heard that one before. and we're going to be seeing a lot of sunshine during the day tomorrow. but the temperature isn't going up very much. it's also going to be on the breezy side. between tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow night, it will be chilly. then it warms up. then we look into next week. this way out but we've got a lot of computer models showing some

sort of a storm along the coast. next week we'll get into that a little bit more, a little bit later. winter is not over because it's going to warm up this weekend. 26 for a low in philadelphia. 21 north and west during night tonight. tomorrow, high temperatures only 35 to 38 with a 10 to 20 mile an hour wind. yeah, that's going to be chilly and colder tomorrow night. cloudsien crease friday. weekend, holding on to the temperatures in the 50s to near 60 degrees. we could get a morning shower on monday and there's that potential coastal storm for tuesday into wednesday. coming up at 4:30, facing a fire before you have a chance to take in what has happened. fire chaser might be knocking on your door. nbc 10 investigators expose

their tactics and what you should do when they come calling. now the philadelphia city council is looking at regulating part of the industry. >> we'll prosecute you if you come and you're not licensed. nbc 10 chasing the fire chasers at 4:30. plus, they served the community. now the community is giving back. >> a storm ripped apart the boys club in philadelphia. how people are coming together to help rebuild. losing your wallet can be scary. this guy got a laugh thanks to the thief who wrote him an unusual letter, next. first a look at closing numbers on wall street.

a florida couple today cashed the second of three winning tickets from last month's record powerball jackpot. they stepped forward today to claim $1.6 billion prize.

they say they didn't keep the news that they had won from family members until last week. >> it was hard. it was really hard. especially when everyone was saying, you're from melbourne beach, did you win? do you know who won? no. >> they did keep the news from family members. the couple will take the lump sum payment of $328 million. the two other winning tickets told in tennessee and california. a tennessee couple cashed their winning ticket last month. whoever holes that ticket in california has yet to step forward. new york man lost his wallet during a concert but a stranger returned it. >> that's just where the story begins. in fact, riley flaherty lost his wallet in brooklyn a few weeks ago assumed all of his subway pass and i.d. were gone until he receive an envelope from an anonymous apparent good samaritan who returned license and credit cards. the note read, i kept the cash

because i needed weed, the metro card because, well, fare's $2.75 now and the wallet because it's kind of cool. flaherty got a kick posting the letter to instagram. >> the note was basically i'm a good guy but also kind of giving you the middle finger and keeping all of anything that would have currency behind. >> the concert hall caught wind of everything that happened and offered ticketed to an upcoming show. >> he got it back. >> some of it. coming up on nbc 10 news at h 4:00, the world is looking for a way to stop the zika virus.

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i've heard of ambulance chasers before but i never heard of a fire chaser before. >> companies that come to your house after a fire wanting to make a buck by fissionixing up place. >> investigators found some tactics causing concerns, now a new push to protect homeowners. >> harry hairston looking into these companies and tells us what you need to know. >> engine 16, 6. >> reporter: when a call comes in and firefighters roll out to a house fire, they're not alone. >> they get a jump on getting to the scene. >> reporter: fire chasers arrive before the fire department. philadelphia firefighters union president andrew thomas tells us chasers can get in the way. >> trucks can get in the way, prevent med eic units getting i or out. >> reporter: restoration companies trying to get the job

of boarding up and repairing homes and insurance adjusters looking to work with your insurance company, promising a better payout while getting a percentage, sometimes as high as 40%. >> is it legal? of course it's legal. we can't stop them. >> reporter: thomas says the fire chasers can get aggressive on scene and sometimes cross fire lines. some firefighters i talked to tell me restoration worker ran into the house before firefighters were done with their job and firefighters had to chase them away. we've gone to several recent house fires and seen plenty of fire chasers. sir, mine if i talk to you? no one at the scenes wanted to answer questions. some walked away, others hid behind trees and one showed us his displeasure with us being there. do you think you're misunderstood, the industry? >> yeah. bottom line, there's a service that needs to be provided, we're there to provide it. >> reporter: michael leery owns

protect restoration, the only person from the industry willing to speak to us on camera. he tells us, the issues, the firefighters bring up do happen but not often. >> let's be real. it happens. you know, nobody's here to act like it's perfect because it's not. >> i've heard of ambulance chasers but never a fire chaser before. >> reporter: she hasn't had a good experience with her adjuster. and a restoration company. >> it was poof, everywhere. >> reporter: after the fire department put out her kitchen fire, two men walk food her house, unannounced. >> i'd invite them in, but they came in. i needed help. >> reporter: she signeded a contract, said everyone's got paid and a communications breakdown how some insurance money was spent. >> dealing with them, i have to feel look i have to stay on my ps and qs, everything. >> reporter: jamie blackwell wants to make sure restoration companies mind their ps and qs.

proposing a law to regulate the industry. >> the city can know their license and legal and know what they're doing. >> reporter: it's not just fires. residents complained about restoration companies after this water main break flooded homes last june. she wants restoration companies put on a list, able to identify themselves as licensed workers at scenes. >> we'll prosecute you if you come and you're not licensed. >> reporter: licensed workers a good idea but fire victims need to take measures, too. >> people are coming to your door, walking in after the fire truck leaves. you don't want to sign anything. take their paperwork, review. >> you may want a lawyer to look over any agreement. in delaware, new jersey, pennsylvania consumers have three days it rescind a contract. if you have an issue with the public adjuster, they're already licensed by the state, you can file a complaint with insurance departments.

>> sometimes the case, maybe found the tip of the uiceberg. >> let's be clear, first, not all of the companies are in question. they do a lot of -- a lot of companies do a great job, good work, and they're not questioned whatsoever. but we did discover fire chasers approach more than just the house that's on fire. i'm going to have more details on their tactics and how they work and affect you at 11:00. >> a lot of people are so desperate after a fire and they just want answers and all to be fixed and eager to sign a contract. you have to pause and think. >> yeah. they just want help. >> thank you. new information in the race to fine a cure for the zika virus. inovio says initial testing on mice is showing promise with mice developing antibodies. the company says human testing could begin within a year. they have been given the go

ahead to begin human testing next year on a vaccine for the ebola virus. new guidelines for keeping the zika virus out of the blood supply. asking people who recently traveled to wait four weeks before donating blood. this applies to everyone who had sexual contact with travelers. the four-week wait should be enough for their immune system to clear the virus. we're learning about an incident on pope francis' jet. the flight was hit by a laser beam on the ground. no one was hurt. but in other cases crew members suffered eye damage by people pointing lasers at jets. right now 30,000 people gathering at sun bowl stadium in el paso, texas, to watch the pope say mass across the border. it will be simulcast and being

called two flationations, one f. he visited a prison, he told inmates that they cannot undo the past. the pope makes a point of going to prisons on every foreign trip. he visited philadelphia's here last september. ♪ a mare reaceh band serenaded the pope. helping children with aut ti autism. >> if you're planning a spring getaway the cost just went up. how one airline started a trend of higher ticket prices.

for the second time in two weeks, or in weeks, major airlines are hiking air fares. started last week when jetblue raised prices by $6 round trip.

delta, united with american airlines are following suit. just getting where you're going can be tough. airport delays, they can be a drag. >> a high school orchestra made a delay easier to handle this week in washington. the group played a concert in the middle of reagan national airport monday. they were in town to perform but winter weather canceled their flight back. the orchestra passed the time with impromptu performance. how cool is that? i remember a similar viral of the cast of "aladdin" and "lion king" makes the time go by fast. >> better than listening to overhead announcements. >> unless they're saying your flight is leaving next. could elephants hold the key to fighting cancer. doctors tell us what's unique about animals and why they could help humans fight the

disease. up and down, then up again. temperatures taking a ride this week. i'll show you if they're going to be on an up swing for the weekend. at 5:00, delaware beaches took a beating from mother nature during last month's major storm. nbc 10 gets a tour of the progress crews are making on repairs. the sir cuss has co

town. >> the show went on the road today. >> ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages -- >> this was the scene at children's hospital performers from ringling bros. stopped by to wow the kids and tended to business, presenting a $10,000 check to support the hospital's commitment to top-notch care. ringling bros. isn't just entertaining kids. >> helping save their lives.

using the biggest attraction to raise awareness for national cancer research. scientists studying dna from elephants and comparing it to patients with cancer. elephants cells notoriously resistant to cancer. the research is being done to tray to develop new treatments for pediatric cancers. drexler university guesting a huge boost to help young adults dealing with autism. >> thanks to $3.5 million donation from an anonymous source. the money will go to start a new program in the autism institute. the goal to help young adults move from high school into their adult lives. students from local schools will attend directional classes and take part in the co-op program. it's a two-prong program, one leading directly to a career, the other college. paoli attention to the bylines. katharine duchess of cambridge a guest editor for the day.

publishing a blog, young minds matter. the duchess spent the day working with "huffington post" staff and campaigners set up in her kensington palace home. >> known globally, we're a brand known globally, the two together can be powerful. >> i wouldn't mind if our newsroom were in kesington palace. the blog will be followed a articles if children's mental health. >> nbc 10 news first alert weather with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we certainly needed time to dry out after the wild weather that we've had over the last couple of days and we're getting that. also going to be getting a shot of colder air moving in tonight and into tomorrow and tomorrow night, it's going to be the coldest weather of the week. nothing extreme like last weekend. it's going to warm up this weekend. a totally different story than what we saw last weekend.

a storm next week, near the coast. could be a combination of rain and snow depending where you are, what point in the storm. we have mostly cloudy skies. we've had that about all day. 41 degrees, wind is 15 miles an hour right now. make it feel like the 30s. the temperature in the 30s in many areas north and west of philadelphia. 37 in allentown, redding, lancaster, 39 in trenton, glassboro and not quite as cold farther to the south, 44 degrees in dover right now. forecast tonight, temperature keeps going down and down. tomorrow morning 20s. in the city, even colder than that in some of the suburbs. so, we're about seven to 12 degrees colder than we were at this time yesterday. so, yeah, it is going to be a chilly night. cloudy day but also on the dry side. not seeing anything on the radar

until we go way back to northwestern pennsylvania and snow showers don't look like they're making it. we're clearing out tonight and that's going to allow temperatures to go into the 20s. anything that melted during the day today can refreeze tonight. could be some icy spots in some places. and then during the day tomorrow we don't warm up a lot. we're still in the 30s. even with sunshine and a bit of a wind. we warm up big time over the weekend and then next week then we're going to be looking at storm developing near the coast. now there's one of the cases where it's not real cold ahead of the storm. so it makes it hard to be a pure snowstorm especially near the coast. so the track is yet to be determined. a lot of moisture and some point west of the storm track there's going to be snow. so that's the next thing to be watching for as far as anything

substantial. clearing and colder tonight. 26 for the low in philadelphia, 21 north and west. cold as it's been since the weekend. breezy and cold tomorrow. highs of only 35 to 38, despite all of the sunshine. plus wind on top of that. a chance of showers late friday or friday night. looks dry over the weekend. could see showers sunday into monday. way above average temperatures. and then as we go into next week, we have a chance of rain or snow, better chance of snow farther inland you are. >> we saw wild weather yesterday. while the skies have cleared, the damage was done. >> nbc 10 showed you how the roof was lost. help is on the way. an update next. yeah, go, cats! >> in case you haven't heard, big rivalry hits the courts tonight in philadelphia.

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they serve the the community, and now the community is giving back. >> skyforce 10 live over the boy's club in philadelphia yesterday. a storm ripped off pieces of the roof and left water damage inside. >> now they're getting help to clean up the mess. deanna durante live with an update. >> reporter: maybe the help was easy to come by to clean up. repair work, it's going to be more expensive. kids have taken to the rink here to be able to start playing hockey. 24 hours after that storm damaged the boy's club.

>> reporter: they are cold, wet, and dirty. ripping gutters, cutting tarps and slicing up what's left of the roof. >> when i got here yesterday it was pretty much in shock. >> reporter: minutes before the club was to open for kids when hard rains and winds it ore the roof off. >> a lot of damage. >> reporter: inside is drying out. the outside a muddy mess filled with plywood, tin, tar paper. >> our home away from home, our other family. we live here when not at home. it's sad. >> reporter: those with day off spent it here. those ripped and tossed the degree. support surprising. some long left the club behind. others bring their kids here. within hours a go fund me page set up, but donations are not what the club needs. one that relies on volunteers

and donations to stay afloat it's going to need a lot. >> the insurance said, no, it's an act of nature. >> reporter: the group is doing what it can, digging in to provide a safe clean place to play. >> this is what the boy's club is. is why it's so important. gives their kids a place to play, it's safe. it's just means a lot. >> reporter: you can see the kids are playing in between electrical cores and sand drying out. go fund me page raised over $7,000 to try and help with some of the repairs here. but the costs right now more than $50,000. live in holmsburg. deanna durante. >> nice to see people coming through for them. >> it's going to make kids even better adults because they're see what's done for them and pay it forward. here's denise nakano.

>> next at 5:00, working for the weekend and warmer temperatures. but the mild weather has local rescuers concerned. how these lakes can be dangerous and deceiving and the warning they want everyone to know about. >> also tomorrow, a colder day after a cold night tonight and warm-up for the weekend. a look how warm it will get coming up. >> apple versus the fbi. what local iphone users are saying about the move to protect privacy and whether it compromises national security next.

there's likely help information, financial information, you should have the ability to protect it. >> apple take as strong stand for customers but making it harder for law enforcement to keep us safe. nbc 10 with local reaction on the move to protect your privacy. >> delaware beaches have taken a pounding in recent storms. now, the governor's asking the president to chip in on repairs. tim furlong in dewey beach with the story. plus, treading on thin ice. why a roller coaster in temperatures has jersey shore rescuers worried. "nbc 10 news at 5:00" starts right now. it's the government versus one of the country's biggest tech giants, and your privacy is at stake. >> apple is not giving the fbi

access to encrypted content on one of the san bernardino shooters a federal judge ordered apple to help unlock the iphone because investigators are trying to fill in 18 missing minutes of the killer's actions after the shooting. apple says it's cooperating on the investigation but will fight the order. so does apple's move better protect your security or compromise national security? >> ted greenberg went straight to local apple customers for their reaction. >> appreciate the security on that. >> reporter: silva loves her iphone 6 and outside the apple store in atlantic city, told us she sides with the technology giant in its fierce opposition to helping federal investigators unlock the iphone used by san bernardino shooter sigh yesterday farook. >> i feel like the government might get into everybody's phone and