we are on the right side. this year, we will not be on the winning side. >> the end of marco rubio's

road. the republican becomes the biggest casualty of tonight's big primaries. >> but we begin with a nbc 10 exclusive. attacked with a baseball bat. this video shows a desperate man trying to get away in philadelphia. and tonight, he's sharing his story only on nbc 1 news. >> lauren mayk is live in fish town. what started the whole attack? >> reporter: the pastor here tells me it was a case of mistaken identity. that the suspect apparently were looking for someone after an incident at a bar. came here thinking that they were here and tells me not the case but by then they took aim at this building. they lit something on fire and they attacked two men. i spoke with one of the victims today. the man with the baseball bat comes after him down the block. >> i think about it over and over and see the video and like i relive that moment a couple times. >> reporter: nbc 10 talked to

the victim we're calling matt. a resident here at the rescue mission. who became a target. >> did you think he was going to come after you? >> yeah. it was just shocking. you know? i mean, i -- i heard the door shattering and then i'd seen him and, you know, got me a little shaken up. >> reporter: the attack left smashed glass. >> the door is gone. >> reporter: the pastor tells me it is where men come from a helping hand. >> we do a holistic approach on the treatments. we have a faith-based, mental health. we do substance abuse treatment. >> reporter: listening to what matt told me about those scary moments, maybe it made a difference already. >> i've been in violent situations before a long time ago in my life and it is like, you know, it's never good to answer anger with anger. >> reporter: he tells me he's trying to live differently and have faith. how do you feel listening to that? >> i believe that -- i thank god

that we do that here. >> reporter: gratefulness is not what we thought we'd find seeing this video. >> sometimes it just takes one person to change and changes everything. i'm proud of that. i'm just blessed. >> reporter: police are now looking for your help in identifying the men responsible and the next task for this mission here is to fix that glass to get things back to normal. live in fitchtown, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. back to decision 2016 now. marco rubio's quest for the white house began in florida. it's also where it ended tonight. >> the senator suspended his campaign after losing his home state to donald trump. trump picked up a total of three states tonight and in addition to florida, he won north carolina and illinois. but he was denied a decisive victory in ohio by that state's governor john kasich. we are still waiting for the results from the missouri primary. >> on the democratic side,

hillary clinton moving closer to securing the democratic nomination. she picks up three wins in ohio, florida and north carolina tonight. the results for missouri and illinois are still not in. >> now take a look where the race for delegates stands tonight. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has 1,374 delegates, more than double bernie sanders's haul of 666. democrats need 283 to win the nomination. donald trump leads with 595 and followed by ted cruz with 376. and john kasich rounds it out with 129. republicans need a total of 1,237 delegates to win. tomorrow governor kasich heads to our area turning attention to pennsylvania. governor kasich will take part in a town hall at villanova university's connolly center. it begins at noon. look for our reports starting at 4:00.

pennsylvania's primary is april 26th. voters in delaware cast their votes that day. if you have the nbc 10 app, you have been getting news alerts as the primary results came in. make sure you download it today to make sure you stay in the loop. new at 11:00, here at home, a philadelphia high school student dead tonight from bacterialmeningitis. the teen died this morning. this is the first meningitis death in philadelphia this year. meningitis symptoms of fever, headache and a stiff neck and patients can also have nausea and vomiting, as well. may be confused and sensitive to light. experts say it is usually not deadly. so if you are fully vaccinated, you are protected f. you're a healthy individual, you're protected. again, most often those people compromised, something wrong with their immune system.

>> carver high school opens at the normal time tomorrow. there will be a meeting for parents at 6:00 tomorrow evening. four people including two children are in the hospital tonight after a hazmat situation in south jersey. sky force 10 over the scene here on route 130 and burlington and an apartment complex was evacuated around 8:00 tonight. it all stemmed from prolonged exposure to aerosol and bug bomb spray. residents are back in the building now. tonight, drying out and nbc 10 near the art museum and leaving the umbrella at home to walk your dog. tonight, though, tracking the return of sunshine and also the potential for snow. >> here's chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" swartz. say it ain't snow. >> yeah, we can and have gotten snow even well into spring around here. late march, even into april. we've even seen flakes in the month of may.

so it's not really that unusual. it would be unusual to fall tonight with clear skies or tomorrow when it's going to be too warm. but then things are going to be changing. we're going to be seeing temperatures into the 60s tomorrow and thursday. but friday, we're down into the 50s. saturday down into the 40s. by sunday, barely to 42 degrees. and then, yeah, cold enough for snow by sunday night. right now, we are kind of mild for this time of the night this time of the year. in the mid-40s. we'll see when we're going to be getting rain. several shots of rain before our first shot at snow. that's coming with the 7-day in a few minutes. from the delaware but owe, environmental activists celebrating after the obama administration announced to ban drilling in the atlantic ocean. opponents argued that offshore drilling hurts tourism and the environment. but supporters said it would create jobs. new at 11:00, a horse abandoned and shot with a

paintball gun. more than 100 times. tonight the spca is searching for the person responsible and the owner. see the paint marks all over it and blind in the right eye. the horse was left at the new holland sales stable with no identification. public education was the focus of a special town hall tonight in north philadelphia. nbc 10 was on hand for the meeting this evening at thomas edison high school. the mayor kenny joined city council members to talk about how budget cuts impact public schools. parents got their chance to weigh in, too. council members will use parent's feedback to shape priorities for public schools in the future. cafeteria workers, custodians and bus drivers fighting to save their jobs. support staffers delivered a petition with 1,500 signatures. the berd's considering outsourcing certain jobs but the staffers say they've dedicated their lives to the community and

shouldn't be turned away. unprecedented action in the nation's capital. washington is shutting down its entire subway system for emergency inspections. the closures starts at midnight and lasts at least 29 hours. officials announced the closure after an electrical fire caused delays monday morning saying the same component malfunctioned last year filling a tunnel with smoke. one rider died. dozens of others were injured. came over and jabbed me on my arm and said, going to beat you up on the bus. >> bullied on the bus. a young boy tormented every day. the video that has school leaders taking action. history versus progress. why a home that survived the revolutionary war is now fighting a new battle. plus, a fiery political debate leads to arson. local trump supporter who says he's been victimized twice.

we continue to follow the latest developments in decision 2016. it is a make or break day for the presidential candidates. senator marco rubio dropped out of the race tonight after losing his home state of florida to donald trump. trump picked up three states and lost to john kasich in ohio. hillary clinton has won three states so far tonight and bringing her closer to winning the democratic nomination. results of missouri and illinois are still not in. and nbc national correspondent steve handelsman breaks down the impact of tonight's results from miami. >> today my campaign is suspended. >> reporter: out of the race. marco rubio beaten in his home state took a shot at donald trump. >> america needs a vibrant, conservative movement. but one that's felt on principles and on ideas, not on fear, not on anger, not on preying on people's

frustrations. >> democrats are coming in. independents are coming in. and very, very importantly people that never voted before. it's an inredible thing. >> reporter: trump beaten tonight. john kasich projected winner ohio. >> ohio, i love you. and i want to remind you again tonight that i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. >> reporter: kasich has no path to the nomination but winning means trump could fall short of the delegates he'd need for a first ballot win. democrat hillary clinton had a great night. >> thank you, florida! thank you, north carolina! thank you, ohio! >> reporter: bernie sanders got close in that american state but no upset. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party

nomination and winning this election in november! >> reporter: the same for trump but his losing ohio gives anti-trump forces hope. i'm steve handelsman, nbc 10 news. trump related tensions appear to have sparked a fiery act of vandalism in atlantic county. someone set fire to a trump supporter's bill board over the weekend in egg harbor township, just hours after a trump rally in chicago was canceled because of safety concerns. jay henry says he knew the big trump bill board could be a target but didn't expect it to be set on fire. >> maybe tomatoes, a paintball. this is actually very bad. >> the sign also vandalized a couple of weeks and then repainted. no one has been arrested. new jersey governor chris christie defending his decision to skip a funeral for state trooper cullens.

he talked about that today. >> i don't know why there's renewed criticism now. we made the determinations to have me or the second highest ranking state official at an event when it's a police officer or a member of the state police passes away. the loss of trooper cullens' life is tragic. >> newspapers blasted christie for missing the funeral. the governor says he and the lieutenant governor decided last week that she would attend the funeral. that was before he was invited to campaign with trump. a student is expelled from school tonight after being caught on cell phone video bullying another student on the school bus. it happened in the chester upland school district. the video posted on facebook by the parents of the child who was bullied. tonight, that mom is speaking and so is her son. >> my mom crying a lot. and i got to cry myself to sleep

almost every night. >> reporter: this 10-year-old describes the tough time having after being bullied over and over again, the latest on cell phone video when he was beaten up on the school bus. little boy says he was afraid to fight back fearful that the other eight to ten bullies of tn bus attack him, too, and no way to fight them all off. a police officer once told him what to do when bullied. >> she said be nobody's punching bag. stand up. you can choose two different ways to do it. tell someone or fight back. >> reporter: he said he always chooses to tell someone. the pictures show the most recent scratches and bruises to his face. >> sometimes i bring my phone to school and they -- and in my book bag and throw it around. >> reporter: his mom said she is trying to get him out of that school for a while now. >> it hurts me to my bones to

see another child hurt another child so bad like that. he was really afraid and he would beg and plead me not to go up to the school because he said once the kids know that there will be consequences. >> i just want them to stop and hope they learn that bullying is not cool for anybody's standards. >> reporter: the school tonight says it will not tolerate bullying. in addition to the student being expelled for that bullying, the superintendent says the victim will now be transferred to another school. lee's hoge gi house with three-day fund-raiser. all to raise money for 7-year-old alison turner, badly hurt and nearly drowned after slipping in her bathtub in december. alison's been in the hospital ever since so the hoagie shop donating some of the profits over the next couple of days to pay for alison's medical bills.

>> to see this tonight, i wish she was here and i mean, i'm going to show her pictures tonight and it is absolutely incredible. >> her parents aallyson is taken off a ventilator and breathing on her own and has a long fight ahead. preservationists are fighting plans to demolish a home for a highway. the hug harrison glover house, according to partners the home tats back to 17th century. part of the revolutionary war was fought on the property. but mj.com says it needs the space to widen a curve in i-295. no word on when the demolition will happen but preservationists hope to stop it before then. and a lot of people hoping to stop that persistent drizzle and the wind and the chill that

we have seen over the last couple of days and we finally have done that. and that's setting us up for a wednesday warm-up. showers, though, each day for the rest of the week. it's not going to rain every day, all day. but you're going to need the umbrella each day probably an you may need more on sunday when we have actual chance of getting some snow. we have mostly clear skies finally. 46 degrees, the wind is calm. and it's a same temperature it was yesterday at this time. we are in the mid-40s to upper 40s across the area which is kind of mild for this time of the night at this time of the year. the average high is 52 degrees. and with any kind of sunshine, we go way past that during the day tomorrow. we have 53 degrees today. that's despite the clouds. 64 tomorrow. and then 62 thursday and then that temperature starts going down, down, down as we head into the weekend. the rain and the clouds that we

saw today spun right out of here and the skies have cleared so we start the day off tomorrow with a fair amount of sunshine but there's moisture building up to the west pretty quickly and that will be increasing the clouds during the day and here comes some showers by tomorrow afternoon. generally late in the afternoon, not raining all day. certainly. and then that goes past. and then we clear out. but then there's another system that comes in. for thursday. generally an afternoon. few showers. and then we clear out. and then another system comes in on friday. few showers. mainly in the afternoon. and then we clear out. saturday we may actually be clear but on sunday there may be an actual storm, a nor'easter developing. and this is the european model. the world's most accurate. once again, and it is showing not only that nor'easter but getting cold enough for any rain to change to snow by later sunday and sunday night.

and, yeah, a chance of accumulation if the track is just right and stay tuned for more data tomorrow. partly cloudy. i spelled that one wrong. tonight. mild for march. and then during the day tomorrow, sun giving way to clouds. late day showers. look how mild. temperatures into the mid-60s. and then, on thursday, st. patrick's day, mild and showers in the afternoon. showers friday afternoon. colder saturday. and then there's that chance of snow as we start spring on sunday. and into sunday night. all right. celebration for some of south jersey's finest health care workers tonight. hundreds turned out to the aloft hotel for national certified nurse's day. it honors nurses who achieved the milestone of becoming certified in their specialties. danny? >> thank you very much. coming up, st. gentlemen's hawks are three days away from a

tournament game and phil is talking night clubls? we'll explain. flyers, highlights an reaction coming up. ♪

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in the second, gostisbehere, deflectless off of a red wings into the net. gost scoring and steve mason with stood an onslaught and preserved the win. >> yeah. i think chicago lost a couple in a row here an they're going to be a team pretty determined and we're going game by game and back to backs not the easiest. college hoops now and the three city schools dancing, the st. gentlemen's hawks have the furthest dance floor because the hawks play the final game of the first round of the tournament in spokane, washington, friday night against cincinnati and the bear cats defense going to be something to contend with for the hawks. here's phil martelli on cincinnati. >> i would never, ever, ever, ever, i don't go to clubs but i don't sneak in to where they're

the bouncers and they treat the basket like the club and you ain't getting in. sixers and nets in brooklyn. sixers 2-1 against the nets this season and only one win against the rest of the eastern conference so fourth quarter, nets led throughout. sixers trying to keep it close. landry. hits a jumper here. ten-point game. the story in this one is back vich, lighting it up. that's sports. we'll be right back.

final look at weather tonight. >> may see some sun in the morning. >> hey. >> haven't seen that in a while. push temperatures into the 60s but then it's going to start getting colder on friday. we have showers each day up through friday and then that chance of snow coming in on

sunday with a nor'easter. we'll have an update tomorrow. >> sun does make such a difference. >> yes. >> thanks for joining us tonight. hope you join us again tomorrow. have a great night.

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