the search. only nbc 10 was there as that victim was rushed to the hospital. >> nbc 10's rosemary connors is following the search for the shooter. you recently got new video of the scene? >> that's right. we were able to get closer down the block here on coral street. this is where place say the shooter kuf eer dumped the geta suv. the white tahoe left abandoned at coral and valetta. right now it appears, this is preliminary, there may be blood in the backseat and the shooter who got out of the car and fled on foot may have had two other accomplices with them. that's what they're trying to sort out, whether by himself or whether there were other people inside that white suv. after police located the suv, they began searching train tracks. you can see looking for the shooter and anybody else who may be with him. there were s.w.a.t. team members in full force, some with weapons

drawn. here's how this all started. according to philadelphia police, undercover nar cot ins officers in the area of 16th and east hunting park. they saw two men inside a toyota and witnessed within man shot the other, get out of the car and into the white tahoe. no officers were shot, and they did not draw or fire weapons. however, they did pursue the white suv and that's how they located it here on coral street. there is one confirmed shooting victim. police tell me he got himself to frankford and he's in surgery. also an officer injured. responding to this investigation and he was involved in a car accident. he was taken to the hospital but expected to be treated and released. again, police are still looking for the shooter in the case and anybody else who may have been helping him. we'll continue to follow this and bring you new information at 6:00. live in frankford.

rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> download the nbc 10 a.pp and get alerts directly on your phone. if you were outside, you witnessed history today. in philadelphia, we got above 80 degrees. that's one of the many records shattered across the region. >> warmer temperatures has people looking for ways to get outside. look at that sunshine. runners, strollers and diners all enjoying the sun. glenn "hurricane" schwartz still under the weather. since sheena parveen is filling in with the morning team we decided to bring in a familiar face. >> doug cammerer. good to see you. >> move the chess pieces around a little bit and i make my way up here. weird how i got here. i'll tell you, absolutely

amazing how warm we are. you mentioned warm air, 80s. this first time,v0?@ earliest w been above 80. hit a high of 82. that shatters the record. this morning 43 at 7:00 a.m. look at that rise. we have risen close to 40 degrees during the day today. what a climb. high temperatures 79 in allentown. 78 pottstown. philadelphia coming in at 81. towards dover, 79. again, incredibly warm day. another record breaking day tomorrow. and tracking showers, just a few tomorrow night into early on friday. that's a cold front that will move through. that will have an affect on the weekend. we'll have much more coming up. what you can expect for the weekend. you know the 80s aren't going to last too long. enjoy them while you have them. >> good advice, doug. new information right now about one of the six people killed during a violent stretch in philadelphia. one of them was the younger

brother of nba player dion waiters, he plays for the oklahoma city thunder. graduated in burlington. his brother was shot and killed last night. tuesday night's murders were scattered across strawberry mansion, gray's ferry, southwest philly, north philadelphia, west philadelphia. in the past 30 minutes police released this mugshot of the man under arrest for the killing in west philadelphia. ronald stanley charged with murdering a man during a stabbing spree. he attacked three men at different locations along baltimore avenue. the last victim died after stabbed in the chest. investigators identified that victim at nathan atkinson. police are analyzing this video to find out what led to a deadly high speed crash in north philadelphia. the driver lost control near second and cecil b. moore,

hitting three light poles, a tree, two buildings before the car burst into flames. driver was so badly burned in the fire, investigators have not been able to identify him. the crash also left debris scattered along the road, including hundreds of mcdonald's gift cards and cups in packaging. investigators are trying to find out if the car was stolen. funeral arrangements announced for the new jersey state trooper killed in the loin of duty this week. trooper sean cullen will be laid to rest monday. he was at the scene of an accident i-295 when the diver of a car hit him. the driver is cooperating. no charges filed. trooper cullen leaves behind his fiancee, baby boy, another child on the way. there will be a life celebration and viewing for trooper cullen sunday from 2:00 to 7:00 and monday from 8:00 in

the morning until 11:30 a.m. st. charles borromeo. you can get more details nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. >> decision 2016 cov. >> an democratic candidate bernie sanders could be picking up momentum after a big upset last night. vermont senator narrowly beat out hillary clinton in michigan's primary. it was a state, of course, where he was far behind in the polls. but it wasn't a total loss for clinton. she had a dominant win in mississippi. still large lead in the delegate count over sanders. nbc "nightly news" anchor lester holt joins us live from new york. >> senator sanders' win took a lot of people by surprise. why didn't pollsters see this coming? >> we can say we reported a couple of days out that even as the polls were showing a solid clinton lead, privately both

teams were acknowledging it was probably closer to that. so there was this sense. in general, during the election cycle, we have seen the vote not match what we have seen in the polls. a lot is because we've seen so many open primaries in which people can cross over and a lot is not reflected in polling. i think few would say that they expected a bernie sanders win. it was certainly a surprise. >> what does senator sanders' mean for him moving forward? >> it means he's shown viability in a diverse state and certainly industrial state. other tough contests ahead for im4, ohio and florida, both of those, polls soihowing a strong likelihood hillary clinton might win. she has a good lead. maybe he can win in illinois, some of the industrial states, and it certainly gives him more breathing room. no doubt about it, mrs. clinton,

secretary clinton, has him outpaced on the delegate count. it will be hard to close. but he walks away coming out of michigan looking more viable than he might have had it been a loss. >> make it interesting. see you tonight 6:30 on nbc "nightly news." speaking of the race, former republican presidential hopeful carly fiorina is throwing her support behind ted cruz. fiorina spoke eight rally with cruz in miami today. she voted for him in her home state of virginia last week. fiorina ended her own campaign last month. coming up at 5:30, closer look at republican race. donald trump and ted cruz big wins last night but marco rubio, john kasich, looking to bounce back. why next tuesday could make or break their campaigns. right now at 5:00, colwyn's own fire company sat on the sidelines only able to watch the fire. residents say they were awakened

by explosions as at least 15 cars and a building went up in flames. more than 100 firefighters from neighboring companies put out the fire. colwyn fire company 92 at odds with the borough over insurance payments. >> my concern is council and state is not doing what they're told 92 they were going to do, which is ensure trucks, give us workmen's comp and ensure the building which the borough has been doing for years. >> the council is expected to discuss the fire service at a meeting tomorrow night. three men are accused of scamming the city of philadelphia out of $400,000. prosecutors say the men were involved in an insurance scheme. let's start out with robert otterson, a fleet manager for the city of philadelphia. prosecutor said otterson would send city cars in need of repair for a particular auto body shop in south philadelphia. the problem, that body shop was

not the first in line to receive work from the city. a father and son duo ran the body shop called american collision. prosecutors say ronald galati sr. and jr. would jack upprices of the repairs. otterson would get kickbacks. >> appraiser able to gather evidence that, in 178 cases, out of probably less than 200 cases, american collision had overcharged in labor hours by huge, huge margin. >> in 2013, the galtis were indicted by allegedly ripping off insurance companies to get big payouts. ronald is serving more than 20 years behind bars for a murder for hire plot that led to a shooting of his daughter's boyfriend. now residents in norristown learning more about septa's plan

to bring rail service to king of prussia. the project would extend the speed line. five new stops including one that actually drops you off inside the king of prussia mall. the video's from monday's meeting. one more public meeting on the proposal next tuesday in king of prussia. the price tag of the proposed rail service would be around the $1 billion mark. it would not be operational before 2023. still ahead, police saved this man's life after he overdosed on heroin. but that left officers asking, now what? tonight, they have a new plan to help those dealing with addiction. plus, one student versus two police officers. violent confrontation captured on video inside of a school. why the officers are ones facing charges. and it's a piece of history. would you want it if it belonged to hitler?

drug use in plain sight. the guy collapsed on a septa bus after shooting up heroin. officers delivered narcan which saved his life. but a local town wants to do

more to help stem the tide of drug addiction. jacqueline london joins us with more on a new program in place. >> last year there were 200 drug overdoses in upper darby, 123 related to heroin, and result in 120 deaths, rather, officials in upper darby announced plans to give addicts help a way to get clean. thanks to a partnership, today upper darby residents with a drug problem and no outstanding warrants and show up to the police department and process begins. the program is called change is possible. and it helps cut through red tape to get people help right now. >> anyone has ever tried to help somebody, it is probably the most bureaucratic process you could ever imagine to try to get someone from point a when they reached out to get help and by the time you get back to them, either you can't find them or the family says i can't get them

again. you need to capture it at that moment and that moment alone. >> funding available for anyone with or without private insurance coverage. the program isn't limited to people dealing with heroin or opioid addictions, it treats other drug and alcohol addicts as well. for the past five months, nbc 10 has been investigating the heroin epidemic. we'll explore the tragic world of heroin and opioid addiction and beyond, "generation addicted" monday, march 21st, 7:00 p.m. jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. police have identified one of three suspects wanted for robbing and stabbing a guy in philadelphia's logan neighborhood. they need help finding parish kendall. they also want to know names of two other men involved. s video shows attack at the lucky

garden chinese store north broad street. the customer about to leave when three men pushed him back inside. one man with a knife began beating and stabbing him. one point the man took the victim's belt and beat him with it. more trouble for kat williams. police arrested williams he allegedly threatened to kill his bodyguard. williams threatened the man while an acquaintance beat the victim with a bat and choked him. he was arrested yesterday and appeared in court on charges of making terrorist threats and false imprisonment. earlier this week, we showed you this video from the theater in center city. it appears to show williams involved in an onstage brawl at a beanie sigel performance over the weekend. police say there were to arrests in connection to the incident.

two baltimore school officers face criminal charges after a beating of a student caught on camera. we want to warn, what you are about to see may be disturbing. >> [ bleep ] out of here. >> the video shows an officer smacking a 16-year-old student inside a school last week. the officer accused of smacking the student now faces felony child abuse charges. police say the second officer faces assault charges for encouraging the slap. >> nothing more important or sacred than taking care of our young people. as a result of this, this appears that the trust that existed in that particular school. >> the student's lawyer says the officers thought he was an intruder. it not clear from the student suffered injuries. new details about an american college student stabbed to death in israel. a graduate at vanderbilt in

nashville, tennessee. he went to israel to learn more about global entrepreneurship. cell phone video shows the palestinian man trying to stab drivers in traffic. he died at the hospital. the 29-year-old an army veteran who served in iraq and afghanistan. ten others were wounded in the attack. take a look at this. drivers in louisiana put themselves in a dangerous situation trying to get across the flooded bridge. louisiana state police had to close a major section of i-20, some areas flooded with up to a foot of water. they're not sure when they'll reopen the interstate. >> scary situation. >> dangerous. they've seen 3 to 5 inches of rain. could see another 3 to 5 over the next couple of days. rain normally makes its way up this way, not going to make it.

>> 80, breaking records. >> 77 in philadelphia. unbelievable. >> you know where else it's 77? >> miami, florida. >> it's great. >> we are as warm as miami, florida. take a look, there's a shot of that's cape may. but it feels about the same. looking great. only difference between miami and cape may water temperature. yeah, that's colder. outside across center city, plenty of sunshine and again, just a spectacular afternoon. if you've had a chance to get out and enjoy it, does not get this nice this time of year often. 77 right now, down from a high of 82. winds out of the south southwest 13 miles an hour. southerly components help warm us up. look at records. shattering records. record high in philly 73. we have beat that by close to ten degree at 82. coatville, wilmington, allentown the old record 70.

we hit 80. millvil millville, record temperatures across the region. right now, 69 degrees in mt. pocono. 76 in pottstown. dover 74. 68 toward atlantic city along the boardwalk. cooler there as expected. down to the south, into the mid landic, 76 d.c. 74 richmond. norfolk coming in around 77. and everybody in the mid-atlantic tomorrow will be around that 80 degree mark once again. not much in the way of cloud cover. that's why we've seen all of that sunshine, nice warm air moving in. go down to the southwest and this is where they are dealing with that rain. just showed you towards louisiana, arkansas, texas dealing with this, upwards of a foot of rain out of this, not snow, rain. and that rain normally makes its way in a bee line towards our region but this time it's going to die before it moves up here. jet stream bringing us the warm air. what happen it also will do,

storm system will dry out. rain chances will be decreasing now, it looks like, as we move into the day friday, saturday, sunday. chance for shower activity tomorrow night. most of us will be sleeping when rain is coming down. clear great night. 53 philly. 48 to the north and west. through the day tomorrow, more sunshine. more clouds tomorrow, especially tomorrow as the front gets closer. mostly sunny. record high 78 to 83. another spectacular day tomorrow with records continuing. we do get cool on friday with more cloud cover. again, we'll see that chance of showers thursday into friday, cold front moves through with a high of 68. cooler on saturday but going dry on saturday, partly cloudy skies, 64. sunday high of 64. few showers sunday. best chance of rain right now looks like monday. but even that rain does not look to be heavy. look at that high of 59 degrees. 59, coolest on the map. and that still 9 degrees above average. >> thank you. something parents should do

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has my mentum shifted in the race for the democratic nomination for president? senator bernie sanders upset hillary clinton last night. clinton picked up a large number of delegates from her win in mississippi. the two democrats turn their attention to next week's winner take all contests in florida. >> the candidates will square off in a debate later tonight in miami. nbc's jay gray gives us a closer look. >> reporter: the focus of the presidential campaign shifts to florida. with both parties in all six candidates looking to draw political line in the sand for the democrats that begins at miami-dade community college where hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate in a few hours. sanders coming into the showdown

with a wave of momentum after a surprise primary win in michigan. >> we've gowon nine states and more yet to come. >> reporter: clinton has a substantial lead in the delegate count and needs florida to seal the deal as she begins to turn attention to the general election and the gop. >> we have our differences, which you can sigh when we debate. but i'll tell you what, those differences pale in comparison to what's happening on the republican side. >> reporter: front-runner donald trump, who won 3 of 4 primaries last flight, calling on the gop establishment to embrace his campaign now. >> what i say to the republicans is, embrace it. we will win the election easily. >> john kasich trying to hold on in ohio. ted cruz is looking for traction after a win overnight in idaho, and endorsement today from carly fiorina. >> it comes down to florida, doesn't it? >> reporter: most agree, marco rubio must win his home state to

keep the florida sun from setting on his campaign. jay gray be nbc 10 news. >> republicans will face off at their next debate tomorrow. the race looking very different after last night's primaries. >> political and legal analyst jim schultz joins us now. jim, donald trump had another big night while rubio's night was a disaster. your thoughts? >> trump certainly had a huge night last night. he's up to 458 delegates. he won michigan, mississippi, continues to resonate with working class voters. ted cruz did okay last night. he won idaho, that justifies existence for now. and marco rubio had a terrible night last night, absolutely terrible. gaining to delegates, unable to get the 15% in the states to gain delegates and get any momentum going into forward. >> we had one super tuesday, there's another one next week. big states like florida, ohio up for grabs.

do marco rubio and john kasich have any chance of winning their home states? would it make a difference if they did? >> donald trump is going to be taking negative ads from all sides. there's millions and millions, tens of millions of dollars poured into florida and ohio to try to take down donald trump. donald trump is far ahead in florida, marco rubio really doesn't have a shot there. no one believes he has a shot there. it would be a big deal if he lost and a big loss for donald trump and shake up the race but it's not likely to happen. in ohio, it's closer, kasich seems to be closing in, 4 to 6-point margins. if trump loses in ohio it's not really as important as florida, because there's less delegates at state, 66 in ohio, and 99 in florida. so it's not as big of an impact. big states like north carolina, missouri, and illinois up for grabs. and if trump does well in those and loses ohio, he's -- kasich's going to continue to push along

but donald trump is still going to be ahead. and if donald trump wins the day in terms of winning ohio and florida, he's going to -- going to be presumptive nominee. >> we'll be watching. jim schultz, thank you. stay with us for more coverage of decision 2016. nbc "nightly news" will have much more from the candidates coming up at 6:30. first alert weather. if you made it outside, you were part of history. we broke records across the region. believe it or not, it is 77 degrees right now as we take a live look across the delaware river, camden. >> no jackets required in conshohocken today. there's the short sleeves. kids were in full swing being pushed by moms. you might have heard that chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is not feeling well. he's battling the flu. >> sheena parveen is filling in

with the morning team this week. we decided to bring in extra help. meteorologist doug cammerer is back in philly to help us out. what a time to be in philly. >> absolutely beautiful time. you mentioned 77 right now. that would be a record if that was the high temperature. we were at 82 earlier. and we're going to get back to 82 degree number tomorrow. let's take a look. here are current numbers, 69 mt. pocono. trenton 77. conshohocken, you saw mentioned, coming in at 76. wilmington, current temperature at 70. still on the mild side. it's going to be a nice and mild night. great night to get out and about. tomorrow 53 at 7:00 a.m. 65 by 9:00. rising temperatures quickly tomorrow. back up to around 80 degrees by 4:00. and by 6:00 down to 72. we've got one more spectacular afternoon like this. and then changes coming in. cold front will come through friday, that is going to give us

cooler weather as we make our way in towards the weekend. cooler but a relative term. we'll drop 20 degrees but we're still 10 to 15 degrees above average. we'll talk about that and rain chances coming up. >> looking forward to that. new information in the meantime on the search for a man who allegedly shot an employee sunday at church's chicken in tioga. police need your help. they say the man is in this surveillance video, ronald graham, also known as rolland graham. police say the 19-year-old worker was shot after the suspect got into an argument with the victim's brother. the teenager is doing okay. if you know graham, call police. wilmington is one of the country's success stories when it comes to reducing crime. chris coons is co-chair of the senate law enforcement caucus. that group questioned loretta lynch how to strengthen the vie

laens reduction network. the program brings federal resources to help cities make streets safer. >> supporting victims by supporting local jurisdictions in their efforts and supporting local law enforcement we'll all have safer communities. >> wilmington is a part of the violence reduction network. mercer county sheriff's officer mourning the loss of canine officer nero. he passed away last week. he was 8. he conducted more than 200 searches for explosives including threats at county airports, schools, government officer buildings and retail scores? in light of the child sex abuse revelations, state law makes call for all dioceses in the state to be investigated. grand jury report determined that hundreds of children were sexually abused over a period of at least 40 years by 50 priests

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ahhhhhhh! >> the harlem globetrotters in philly ahead of the weekend game. as usual, they're up to their typical antics. from the roof of the wells fargo center. what's even better, this shot was made on their first try. >> amazing! >> hey, hey!

got it. >> so much fun they decided to do it again. that was elgatto. each of the shots travel more than 100 feet to the hoop in the parking lot. celebrate their 90th anniversary. >> tickets are available for the 2016 phillies baseball 101 clinic and luncheon for women. the clinic takes place tuesday may 31st and thursday august 18th. the clinic is a day long event that features instruction from team coaches on hitting, pitching, takes participants behind the scenes. don't forget, we've got you covered for the phillies april 11th home opener, pregame 2:00, first pitch at 3:00 on nbc 10. in his three years with the eagles chip kelly made a lot of changes to the team. >> chip is gone but fans have seen more changes in the last few days.

john clark joins us live. good to see you. >> good to see you. the situation is intriguing, birds signed sam bradford to two-year deal and his backup to three-year deal, chase daniels. coached by doug pederson. they've reportedly signed him to three-year deal for $21 million, with $12 million guaranteed and could be worth more. various reports saying chase will get a chance to compete with sam for the job. doug pederson views him as a solid backup that knows his system and could be a starter if given a chance. birds did announce they traded byron maxwell and alonzo to the dolphins. what do the eagles get in return? the dolphins' eighth pick in the first round of the nfl draft. so they move up from 13 to 8. eagles reportedly trading demarco murray. for that the eagles get the

second pick in the fourth round instead of their 13th pick. three big players brought in a year ago sent packing. the eagles reported signed a big guard, brandon brooks from the texans, he's 6'5" 340 pounds. birds going back to the big guards and eagles have reportedly signed new safety. big hitter. rodney macleod for five years, $37 million. he will play alongside malcolm jenkins. we'll hear from doug peterson, all of the things about chase daniel. any other signings coming up in the next half hour. see you at 6:00. john clark. from football to tennis, take a look. south philadelphia today. notice what's missing. the nets are not up. that was not going to stop these guys from getting outside during the record breaking weather.

and doug is back with us. >> that was great. >> without the net, you can still do it, right. >> sheena parveen is with the morning team. and glenn is wrecovering from te flu. >> easy train right. i love coming back to philadelphia. always home away from home for me. with the weather. >> exactly. >> done get any better. >> 80. >> 82. >> 82. >> the warmest we've ever been this early in the season. a look towards wilmington, blue rock stadium down there. first pitch down there, nine years ago, i threw out the first pitch. what a day that was. great day for baseball. there's no baseball going on. unless you're towards florida. current temperature now down to 77 degrees after high of 82. winds out of the south-southwest at 13. today 79 allentown. quaker town 77. 81. 82 in phillie with the official

number 81 in wilmington and dover towards 79. incredible warmth. we have never been this warm so early in the season. earliest we've ever exceeded 80 in philadelphia all thanks to that big southerly flow out of the gulf of mexico coming up from the gulf, up from mexico. satellite radar showing clear skider skies. tomorrow another record breaker, 61 at 8:00 a.m. move through the day, temperatures rise quickly. up to close to 70 by 10:00. if qulur thiyou're thinking eat outdoors a lot of people, around 76. great day to take the lunch break. 3:00, around 80. 80 degrees, 79 a record. i think we'll get to 80, 82 again during afternoon tomorrow. tomorrow's high temperatures, 82 wilmington, 81 dover sous

jersey, around 81 degree mark. atlantic city, sea isle looking good towards beaches, shores. 81 pennington. 80 towards lehigh. looking nice. we are going to see changes as we move toward the end of the week. friday, frontal boundary moves through late thursday into friday. that will give us a chance of rain overnight thursday into friday. it's not going to be a lot but we'll see shower activity likely overnight into early friday morning. by friday afternoon, looking at 68 degrees under partly cloudy skies. saturday partly cloudy, cooler, temperatures 64. saturday, rather sunday, showers likely here. this is a day we'll maybe carry the umbrella around. you need it monday, good chance. but not talking a lot of rain. most on the lighter side. spring forward, set that clock an hour ahead as you go to bed saturday into sunday. sun goes down next week after 7:00. >> thanks, doug.

passengers on board an alaska airlines flight got a special treat. >> upclose and personal view of yesterday's solar eclipse. the airline changed the flight schedule to make it happen a passenger took this picture from inside the plane during the flight from anchorage to honolulu. beautiful. airline officials pushed the flight back 25 minutes to put the plane in the right place at the right time. another look at the eclipse from a nasa camera. it was visible to millions of people in australia and southeast asia. solar eclipse happens when the moon casts shadow on the earth as passes between the earth and the sun. next total solar eclipse visible here in the u.s. next year. next at 5:00, written and owned by one of the most hated men in history? auctioneers hoping someone will pay big bucks for this book.

hitler's nazi manifesto. found bon bookshelves around the world. >> a unique copy up for auction and it could bring in big bucks. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong shows us why. >> reporter: the team at alexandria historical auctions comes across a lot of historically significant stuff. >> evidence used at nuremberg.

>> reporter: this book here, a big find. hitler's own copy of his 1927 book "my struggle." hitler's political treatise and outline for genocide and his copy. >> reporter: about 1,000 other items up for auction on the 17th. but this book the big-ticket item found by american soldiers days before hitler killed himself. >> a lot made a bee line for hitler's apartment wanting one thing, souvenirs. this is one. >> reporter: soldiers who found it inscribed it. >> from adolf hitler's apartment in munich, may 2, 1945. >> reporter: one soldier passed it on to his daughter. now to be auctioned, auction from some of the most evil people. they will go to buyers who appreciate history and not people who support what the symbols stood for. >> radicals fashists don't buy this material. they don't have the brains nor the money to purchase this

material nor do they want it. >> reporter: hitler's wine, drums, all sell. but hitler's copy of his own blueprint for domination. >> direct connection to hitler is unbelievable. >> reporter: this will generate way more than starting bids of $13,000 to $15,000. tim furlong. next, atlantic city in crisis mode. all new at 6:00, experts predict how soon ac could become bankrupt. a cage on the side of the road. animal cruelty.

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helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. right now at 6:00, hot on the trail. s.w.a.t. officers storming the streets of philadelphia detectives searching a field for a shooter. nbc 10 is there, a man shot wheeled off to the hospital. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. one police officer injured in a car crash responding to at scene this afternoon in frankford. still an active search for the shooter. rosemary connors gathering new information all afternoon. >> what did you find out? >> well, since we last saw you within the past half hour, police have cleared this block of coral street. we've been able to set up closer where police say the shooter

they've been looking for dump his getaway car, chevy tahoe. investigators tell me appears to be blood in the backseat and do testing later. the shooter who got out of the car and fled on foot may have had two accomplices with him. that's what they're working on to determine if the shooter was by himself or had others who helped him get away. we want to show you video on the ground. you can see police s.w.a.t. members in full force, combing the area another coral street looking for the shooter and anybody else who may be with him. some had weapons drawn. they were looking around the train track area, near where we are here at coral and valetta. this is how this all unfolded today. earlier, under cover narcotics officers in the area of 16th and east hunting park. two men in a toyota sequoia, witnessed one man shoot the other, get out of the car and get into the white