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 suv, the

chevy tahoe, and take off. no police were injured. they were not shot. they did in the fire weapons but did pursue that white chevy tahoe and call in for backup. one confirmed shooting victim in surgery and who is in the hospital. he got himself to frankford hospital. police want to talk to his shooting victim to find out what happened this afternoon. we also should mention one officer injured. he got into a car accident as he was responding to the scene here. he was taken to the hospital but he's expected to be okay and treated and released. police are looking for the shooter and anybody else who may have been working with him. more tonight at 11:00. live in frankford, rosemary connors. latest on the fire that quickly destroyed dozens of cars here. damaged building in delaware county. nbc investigators are looking into allegations now of the warehouse that went up in flames may have gone unchecked for

years for possible violations. the fire happened in the town of colwyn and the colwyn fire company president says it was the biggest fire he's seen more than 20 years. we sent investigator harry hairston to find out what happened. >> all of this left is behind me over my shoulder. we went looking for records to find out if that property had been inspected. no one can tell us if it's been inspected. no one could tell us if there are records. the cause of the fire at a warehouse in colwyn is still unknown. also unfloknown if the propertys in compliance with codes and regulations. >> has that property ever been inspected? >> no. >> reporter: the colwyn manager from 2014 to april of last year. that's when council eliminated her position, and the position of the only code enforcement officer. >> from the time that i was there and prior to that, there are no records even for that

property. no records of inspection, nothing. >> reporter: brown says she's searched the hall looking for records on the property but could not find any. what would be in the paperwork to let you know what's going on with the business? >> you have to have the flame of each business. >> reporter: the borough has a new manager. i asked to look through property records to find something about the property that went up in flames. she denied my request and told me she wasn't sure if any existed. we walked the property looking for the owner. he was nowhere to be found. as the fire burned last night the firefighters had to cut their way through a fence. a gate appears to cut off part of a pub like street preventing access to the property was locked. vaughn thomas works at a business near the gate. >> i know it closed in evening. it opens up. you got to have a security code to get in. >> reporter: the borough manager told us she can't locate, she

can't tell us anything about the property. meantime, brown tells us, she had her suspicions about the property and notified the district attorney's office. suspicions were what? >> tractor-trailers of maserat maseratis, ferraris, possibly businesses shipping cars out of the country. >> reporter: brown tells us that the district attorney still has not gotten back to her about her suspicions. we contacted the d.a.'s office. we're still waiting to hear back from them as they say they are looking into it. harry hairston, nbc 10. weather now. a summer sizzler. it not even spring yet. people taking advantage of record heat. late lunch. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz still baitling the flu. doug is back today. when it turns to spring or close to spring, when temperatures are look this, people fill the

streets. come out of the woodwork. >> everybody was out today. talking about being out to lunch earlier. so many people out and about, so many smiles. people waving hi. that's what happens when the weather's so nice. didn't start out that way. it was kind of chilly. what a climb. starting off with down to 43 degrees early and shot up to 77 by 1:00 in the afternoon. temperature difference of almost 40 between the low and high this afternoon. amazing how warm we did get and how fast we got there. tomorrow, similar forecast. commuter forecast looking good. 53 at 7:00 a.m. 65 by 9:00. rising quickly up to 80 degrees by around that 4:00 hour. going for a high tomorrow of 82. that as well would set a new record. we'll let you know about the cooler weather in time for the weekend in a bit. >> see you then. new at 6:00, well-known credit agency says atlantic city could be out of money within weeks.

>> moody's investor service released a couple of scenarios that could play out when it comes to ac's future. right out in the state legislature considering two bills. one rescue legislation. if both bills pass the city's $102 million deficit, will shrink by 73 where's and almost gone by 2020. if only one bill passes, crippling deficits of 30 million to 40 million annually over the next five years. if neither passes moody's believes atlantic city will run out of cash in the next few weeks. we learned one of six people killed during a violent night in philadelphia was the brother of nba player dion waiters. waiters plays for the thunder. he graduated from live center academy in burlington. waiters shared the news on instagram. his brother one of six people killed in philadelphia last

night. the police commissioner expressed his frustration today. >> one of the most violent nights we've seen in a long time. all over the city five different police districts. no rhyme or reason. it wasn't consolidated to one place. >> the thunder expressed their support for waiters and his family. funeral plans set for new jersey state trooper killed along i-295. family friends and colleagues in law enforcement saying good-bye to sean cullen monday. trooper cullen responding to a crash monday when hit by a passing driver. that driver stayed at scene, hasn't been charged. south jersey bureau reporter cydney long spent the day speaking with local police departments trying to spread the plessa message of the move over law. >> they plan to spread that message and campaign in spring and summer when motorists are on

the road, telling them hit the brakes, slow down, safely change lanes it will save first responder lives. police don't know if a move over law violation contributed to trooper cullens' tragic death. captain stevenson's heart sank monday with word a state trooper struck. the captain knows what a close call feels like. >> my car was hit by a vehicle who didn't move over. he drifted in the lane and struck the back of my vehicle and flipped over. >> reporter: he wasn't hurt but ask any police officer or trooper and it's happened to them, passing motorist is too close. >> reason we're trying to push the law out, first, it is a law. second, people be attracted to what's going on. >> reporter: they may have cell phones out or drift into another lane. >> they pay more attention to what's going on with the police officer or tow truck than they do with operating their own vehicle. >> reporter: on route 42, signs flashed reminding motorists of

new jersey's move over law, passed to save lives of police, fire, ambulance, tow truck drivers what the law states if possible, that the vehicle should go from the lane that they're in, to the lane farthest from where that vehicle is already stopped. >> police say it's too soon to know if any violations contributed to cullen's death, and cullen was by the book with extensive training. >> one tough enough. >> reporter: completed three academies. >> desire, attitude, enthusiasm, commitment, motivation. >> reporter: the third new jersey trooper in ten months at on set of their careers to lose his life. stevenson reminds troopers and officers are there to respond, not to direct traffic. failure to move over could result in two points on your license and up to $500 in fines. cydney long, nbc 10 news. decision 2016 coverage.

democratic candidates for president are in for a showdown in the sunshine state in three hours. senator bernie sanders and hillary clinton will debate tonight in miami. less than 24 hours after sanders pulled out a big upset in the michigan primary. it wasn't a total loss for clinton. she had a dominant win in mississippi and a large lead in the delegate count over sanders. senator ted cruz trying to close the delegate gap on donald trump and doing it with the help of a former rival, carly fiorina. threw her support behind cruz's campaign. she rallied with him at the event in miami. fiorina voted for cruz in virginia last week. the former hewlett-packard ceo suspended her own campaign last month. donald trump will rally in less than an now in north carolina which holds its primary tuesday. callingen 0 the republican party to unite around him as the campaign maintains its lead. trump's delegate lead over cruz

only grew by 15. for comprehensive election results and everything you fleet to know about the decision 2016, go to nbc 10 app. heads up for drivers in philadelphia about road closures overnight on the vine street expre expressway. tonight at 11:00, i-676 between schuylki schuylkill expressway will close. penndot is working on the project. fourth-year project will be complete in the fall of 2019. new at 6:00, who stuffed a dog inside this crate? duct taped it with drywall and left it for dead? police in upper dublin want to find that person. the terrier six months it a year old. the dog was likely dumped sunday into monday on blair mill road.

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it's a bird problem if a bucks county town. >> turkey buzzard nested between school and daycare center, now new britain is struggling with how to remove the birds or make them moven deanna durante shows you why the concerns of a few are need be to addresses by all. >> one time -- even one of them almost pooped on my new hat. >> reporter: understand courtney's frustration. the buzzer liked the space between the playground and school. no one wants to deal with that. >> i worry about them getting potentially sick from feces. >> reporter: the kids at day care enjoy finding hidden treasures in the play area the turkey buzzards are a problem for people in the area. the increasing population of the scavengers are creating a ton of complaints for the borough

manager who would like to rid of the birds in the most cost effective. balloons and streamers to scare them. >> we want to give that a shot at first. if those are ineffective we could do an effigy. >> reporter: no one wants to live next to that. the hope the borough can use that as a last resort to get birds to move away. >> we don't want them to poop on the playground. we want them to go back to their home and stay there. >> reporter: another problem, if the township is successful in moving birds from this section, there's no guarantee they won't move across town or neighboring township. if the quiet methods of ridding the vultures doesn't work, usda has given the town permission to trap them and move them elsewhere. local chef who turned his life around is paying it forward in the kitchen. >> the new chef instructor for the kitchen, offering a training

for low-income adults in north philadelphia. grants foot the bill for hundreds to attend. he was kicked out of his house as a teenager. worked his way up from dishwasher to a chef. he sees himself in his students. >> it's an industry's that forgiving, an industry you can show up every day, have the right attitude, work hard, put your head down, you can be rewarded. >> many students are former inmates trying to return back into society. one recent graduate just started her own catering business. >> people calling her to dine outside. >> tonight's a perfect night. >> doug back in for glenn, who is battling the flu. >> battling it tomorrow, too. i'm with you through tomorrow and then i've got to get home. >> wife and kids. >> glenn, get better soon. what's going on towards cape may. it's looking good. high temperatures across the

region today into the 70s and 80s. right now, what a gorgeous shot. i love this time of night. taking a look at center city look across the delaware. beautiful. temperatures today 82 degrees, high temperature down to 73 now. we've seen numbers fall quickly. they're going to. humidity only 29%. anytime you have low humidity, temperature fluctuation gets big. today one of almost 40. 43 earlier. we got up to 82 in the afternoon. that's a huge trump. 73 allentown. 73 trenton. towards dover, around the 70 degree mark. as we look toward the next couple of days we are going to see changes. it not going to come today or tomorrow. clear skies, clouds moving on in here. we will see more clouds during the afternoon. that's because of a frontal boundary. here's the front. you can see rain traveling up the front in towards the west. rain will not make its way in here. we will see showers from the front tomorrow. but the heavy rain down to the

south, some locations have picked up close to a foot of rain over the last two days. they're going to see another 3 to 6 inches of rain potentially. flash flood warnings across portions of arkansas, louisiana, texas, that system tries to move our way but it peters out. we've got warm air across the east. eventually cooler air will come in for the weekend. record warmth tomorrow. rain chances decreasing with the system. earlier it looked like we might see good amounts of rain. not much at all, just shower activity. tonight, 53 in philly. 48 north and west. sunrise tomorrow 6:20. tomorrow afternoon, another record breaker. 78 to 83. winds out of the southwest five to ten. gusts up to 20. we'll see clouds come in tomorrow and shower activity overnight. most of that shower activity late at night. 82, wilmington. temperatures tomorrow and most of these once again are record

high temperatures. 83 in medford. 82 collings wood. 81 phoenixville. looking very nice for thursday. friday a different day was we will see the front move through thursday into friday. more clouds friday. showers thursday into early friday. all day friday looks to be dry. touch cooler saturday. 64 degrees. chance of shower coming up during the day sunday. does look like a shower or two but not a lot. monday better chance of rain with high around 59. next wednesday, back to around 71. now, i get to do something i haven't done in a long time. i get to talk to my buddy john clark. >> the band is back together again! >> i love it. >> eagles haven't won a playoff game since doug has left. signed a quarterback, make big trades official and get big free agents. march madness coming up.

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keep on scratchin'! i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. eagles' vice president undoing moves chip kelly made last year. birds have got the eighth pick in the nfl draft. moved up five spots, because they got the dolphin's pick unloading biron maxwell to miami. eagles traded demarco murray to titans for that the eagles get tennessee pick in the fourth. birds pick second in the fourth instead of 13th. so, howie roseman dumped three big players that chip kelly

brought in and now sam bradford's backup and quarterback. good-bye, mark sanchez. eagles signed chase daniel, 3-year, $21 million. 12 guaranteed. chase will get a chance to compete with sam for the job. we know doug pederson wanted him. he knows doug's system well. doug was asked if he thought chase could be a starter. >> i think chase, given an opportunity, yes, i think he can be. i think he's -- he's put himself -- the people that you know, obviously work with him for the last three years flow that he has an opportunity there. he's a leader in his own way. >> the birds have reportedly signed a big guard for their offensive line. brandon brooks from the texans 6'5", 340. birds going back to big guards. he is big. eagles reportedly signed new safety, agreed to rodney macleod, five years, $37

million. he will play alongside jenkins. andy reid and the chiefs fined, and lost the third round draft pick for tampering with jeremy macklin when he left the eagleses. making a statement this spring, first inning, going deep, left center. 3-0, phils. then rough does it again. home run to left here. that's three home runs in the last two days for rough. philadelphia beat the orioles 8-4. rupp helped phillies win the other game. harlem globetrotters from  above us, roof of the wells fargo center made baskets over 100 feet, on their first shot. promoting the 90th anniversary of the globetrotters. look at the beautiful weather. if there was snow they wouldn't have been able to do it.

enjoy the nice weather.

>> news continues with nbc "nightly news." see you at 11:00. breaking news tonight, a deadly flood emergency. tens of millions in the path. evacuations under way right now. tonight high water rescues and the national guard has been deployed. going for a knockout. donald trump says he's looking to take out his rivals once and for all as pressure mounts on marco rubio. what he's telling us exclusively. plus, the bernie sanders shocker. high anxiety. how was a man wanted for attempted murder able to fly across the country, taken down by secret service at the white house. tax scam alert, thousands being fooled by callers claiming to be the irs and demanding money. wait until you see what happens when we called back. and the fifth beatle is gone. we remember the man who turned a liverpool