>> his message is optimistic one. he was in a good mood, joking with audience members and the press. he's become known for that upbeat tone and it's something they like about him. it's something that makes him stand out in a year with attacks and name call. >> reporter: it's his first appearance sense a big win in ohio and governor john kasich kicks it off with a play for home crowd at villanova. >> i have a feeling when march madness ends villanova may be the national champion. >> reporter: the crowd included longtime supporters. >> it's him all along. he's the only one that's civil. >> i was a marco supporter until last night when he dropped. >> reporter: new momentum. >> i'm pleased.

excitement here today palpable. >> reporter: he's in third with delegate count. folks worried about giving you their vote, knowing it would have to be contested convention in order for you to win, what do you say? >> i don't think anybody's going to have enough delegates. cruz has to get 70% of the remaining delegates. we're going into where my strength is. >> reporter: he believes that's like pennsylvania, where the ohio governor was born and closed with a simple plea. >> if you like me, we need your help. >> reporter: now, governor kasich is facing a challenge here in pennsylvania, a court challenge. marco rubio supporter challenging some of the signatures that the governor's campaign submitted to get him on the ballot here in pennsylvania. it is unclear what is going to happen to that now with marco rubio sus spenting his campaign. i checked with the secretary of state's office and told as of

now, he's on the april 26th ballot unless a court decides otherwise. >> status quo for now. despite kasich's victory in ohio, donald trump solidified his lead in tuesday's contests. >> trump won florida, missouri, north carolina, and illinois. but trump's perform 'leaves the businessman as the only republican candidate with a clear path to clinching the nomination before the national convention in july. here are the latest delegate counts. trump has 666. ted cruz, 413. john kasich, 142. 1,237 needed to win the nomination. the field is now down to three, after marco rubio dropped out of the race last night. after losing in his home state of florida. trump wins tuesday, brings him closer to delegates he needs to win the republican nomination. >> on cnn, trump had a warning

what would happen if he loses the nomination at a contested convention. >> i don't think you can say that we don't get it automatically. i think it -- i think you'd have riots. i'm representing a tremendous, many, many millions of people. >> recent days trump supports have shown increasing willingness to use violence against detractors. the debate monday has been canceled after trump and john kasich said they wouldn't attend. trump said there have been enough debates. kasich said he wouldn't debate without trump on stage. hillary clinton has solidified her hold on the democratic nomination. she swept last night's five states with apparent wined in illinois, missouri. a major blow to bernie sanders whose path to the nomination just got a lot tougher. on the democratic side, clinton has 1,566. that's nearly double bernie

sanders' of 858. democrats need 2,383 delegates to winnen votes in our area will have their say this spring. pennsylvania holds it april 26th. new jersey goes to the poll june. >> let's go, let's go, let's go! >> cheers and chants ringing out at st. joe's university basketball players began their long journey to the west coast. villanova players got same fanfare as they left for the big apple. villanova, first of three local teams playing friday in ncaa tournament. the game just one day and eight hours away now. happening right now, in fact, temple players ready to leave for brooklyn as well. pamela osborne live on campus north philadelphia as the team

gets ready to roll north. >> reporter: i'm sure you can excitement now. they've been going for the past 20 minutes. let me explain what happens now. the team actually made their way on to the bus. they are loaded up, getting ready to go on they're the last of the local teams to leave. i spoke with quite a few fans who say they won't be far behind the bus or the team. st. joe's was the first to go. but not without hitting the court for one last practice before hitting the road. meanwhile, energy outside was building. >> we're appreciative of the spirit and the sense around campus of just real elation. >> reporter: faculty and fans gave the hawks extra jolt they'll need for the time in between now and friday night's game. >> they've been with us all year. just having students behind us, give us another boost and confidence for the tournament.

>> reporter: over at villanova, the rush of march madness c captured the little fan. >> i'm excited. >> reporter: drove all the wait from harrisburg. >> good luck. >> reporter: the fourth grader made this poster. he had players sign for luck. >> let's go, nova. >> reporter: a chance to experience his old stomping grounds with his son. >> my son's turned into a huge villanova fan. they had a half day a good opportunity to meet his hero. >> reporter: they were headed off to hoop. >> best of luck. rooting for you. >> reporter: they're ready to send this team off. i spoke with quite a few of the fans. they're making their way to watch that game. their hope is that tecmple will win and they'll play villanova. pamela osborne nbc 10 news. >> what a matchup that would be. won't be long before the

tournament landed in philadelphia. wells fargo center, that hosts the sweet 16, elite 8 rounds for march 25th to 27th. philadelphia know stranger to great tournament moments. >> there's the pass to laettner. puts it up. yes! >> remember that? 1992, philadelphia spectrum, christian laettner's overtime buzzer beater sinks kentucky and sends duke to final four, considered to be one of the greatest college basketball games ever played. count on nbc 10 for complete coverage of local teams tournament dreams. keith jones in brooklyn with the wildcats and owls. look for live reports friday. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> to our weather. 70s return this afternoon. these guys spent the day mulching flower beds. be warned we have not seen the

last of winter. looking to showers, a cooldown, and then snow. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking changes ahead. the snow thing look like it might be happening? >> yeah, it's legit, as well as threats of rain showers over the next couple of days, as well. glad actually going to work our way down toward winter. first, rain showers moving through. you can see poconos, lehigh valley, through chester. some of this on the heavy side coming through redding. that's headed toward upper portion of montgomery and bucks next hour. we did get over 70 today, 71 degrees in philadelphia, 60s across most of the rest of the area. 57 degrees in dover. we've got another warm day tomorrow. but then look at the temperature drop as we go into the weekend. by sunday, it is cold enough to snow and we have a storm developing, nor'easter, looks

like it's going to develop along the coast and may be cold enough to produce snow over a large portion of the area later on sunday and into sunday night. and some of the headlines, this is not a little trivial event. this is a nor'easter. it is a storm. and not just north and west suburbs and the poconos are going to be affected by this. there is a threat of accumulation, just about anywhere. and that will be the case during the day. more on the timing of that storm with the rest of the seven day in a few minutes. students held an afterschool memorial to remember a classmate who died suddenly from bacterial meningitis. rosemary connors live outside george washington carver high school with more on the memorial and concern surrounding his death. >> reporter: very emotional afternoon here at carver high school of engineering and

science. you can see the flag out front is at half-staff. the principal and students tell me it in honor of jonathan briggs who died of bacterial mennen the guy. video we gathered. you can see the student body came together in the schoolyard with balloons which they released into the sky as a tribute to jonathan. this has been very difficult for the school community because jonathan was so young, this was sudden and he was very involved. played on the undefeated jv basketball team. we spoke to students who described him as a good athlete and friend. we spoke to his coach about the outpouring of support over past few days. >> huge shock, obviously yesterday. kids didn't even know him hugging each other, supporting each other, this morning, even last night, getting text messages, phone calls from parents, kids, asking for pictures, any tributes. >> a gentle giant.

he's husky, when i first saw him, i think he's going to be a bully. but he's a gentle giant. calm, funny. >> reporter: you may not have been able to tell, but he was holding back tears. this has been very emotional. jonathan was a well-liked teen all the way around. i also spoke to the prince pale here at carver who tells me there will be a meeting tonight at 6:00 for parents who have concerns, questions. the principal filled me in on his discussions with health department officials and cdc. more on that coming up at 5:00. live in north philly, rosemary connors, nbc 10. >> to read more about bacterial meningitis, including risk factors and how to prevent your children from getting sick, nbc 10. investigating a person stabbed in springfield township. over the scene baltimore pike and church road.

no word on the condition of the person stabbed or what touched off the incident. one suspect is in custody. ted, president obama revealed his pick for our nation's next supreme court justice. the announcement sets up a bitter election year fight over the future of the high court. back to nbc 10 keith jones. with the president's nominee and reaction and the nominee got emotional. >> right, the president nominated merrick garland, dc court of appeals chief judge, considered by president obama in the past and had past support from republicans but that's likely to change. as a prosecutor, garland oversaw the unabomer in oklahoma city bombing trials, moderate clinton appointee, who back then at the support of 32 republicans. he would bring a spirit of even handedness to the supreme court and ready to take on republicans who vowed to deny him a hearing. >> so tug that someone who has served his country with honor and dignity might be treated as

a political pinata, that can't be right. >> garland choked back tears after introduced by the president. >> this is the greatest honor of my life. other than luann agreeing to marry me 28 years ago. >> mitch mcconnell said the senate will not consider garland's nomination. >> it seems clear that president obama made the nomination not, not with the intent of seeing the nominee confirmed, by in order to politicize it for purposes of the election. >> other republicans who supported garland when first confirmed say they won't vote for him now. our coverage will continue on nbc 10 ne"nbc 10 news at 5:00." hear from a temple professor who worked for garland. live in the digital operations

center. >> thank you. former city official allegedly used city money to eat at fancy restaurants and buy furs and facials. now charged with embezzlement. joyce levett former head of visit philadelphia. philadelphia's district attorney said she took $200,000 from the agency by charging personal expenses to corporate credit card and paying the bill with agency checks. illegal charges $18,000 to bj's and costco and $20,000 for meals. >> visit philadelphia let joyce leavitt watch the ledger books and $200,000 of the agency's money charge out the door. >> visit philadelphia is a nonprofit organization that promotes tourism in the city. leavitt turned herself in this morning. new information now in that delay on whether to charge

lesean mccoy. authorities are investigating for an assault on two philadelphia police officers at rece recess lounge last month. we asked why there's been no decision one way or another. >> we had several witnesses at reset lounge supposed to come into your office last week. they could not make it to meet with our assistant district attorneys and investigators assigned to the matter. >> mccoy plays for the buffalo bills. he's told investigators that nightclub incident was not his fault. philadelphia's mayor getting backing for proposed soda tax. philadelphians for a fair future announced their support for the tax today. the group is made up of business, civic and faith leaders. it wants to lead the fight for soda tax. mayor jim kenney proposing 3 cent tax. meaning a tax would be 36 cents on a 16-ounce soda.

it would fight poverty in the city. >> today, we're going to support annest that will create better schools in philadelphia, community schools. we're going to support an effort that will make sure that every child who deserves pre-k gets it. >> mayor kenney proposed the soda tax during this in budget address this month. two previous attempts to enact the tax both failed. first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> it can get wild weather changes this time of the year. that's what's going to be happening here. we have return of 70 degrees. yesterday it was barely above 50. today, into the 70s. it is going to get colder by the weekend. and that's going to set us up for snow on sunday. it's becoming increasingly likely some is going to fall. we have cloudy skies across much of the area now. we did have enough sunshine to push us to 71.

winds out of the south at nine. we're 20 degrees warmer than we were at this time yesterday. it in the 60s to near 70 in most places. 59 in mt. pocono. southerly wind keeping things cooler at the jersey shore at 60, 57 degrees in dover delaware right now. look at these comparisons to 24 hours ago. 15 to 20 degrees warmer. but it's not going to last. we're going up near 70 today. 66 tomorrow. then 56, then 47, and sunday gets colder. we're going straight downhill after tomorrow. we've got an area of clouds and some showers moving through the region. as you can see, maybe a couple of little rumbles of thunder as we go into eastern burkes county and that is moving quickly to the east. we do have other areas of showers spinning around this big

upper air low pressure center over the great lakes. and it's just going to keep spinning in shower threats. here's showers for this evening. then that moves out. we dry out, clear out. here comes more tomorrow. with heat in the afternoon, not anything too big. we clear out again for friday morning. and here comes more showers for friday afternoon. so this is three, four days in a row of this. but then we watch to the south for an actual storm to develop. this is likely to become a nor'easter. the european model, most accurate in the world, we showed this to you yesterday, other computer models are now getting on board with this solution that there will be a storm, it will be close enough to the coast. there will be enough moisture, and it will be cold enough. so combine all of those things, add up to snow. and even this time of the year, you can get accumulating snow.

you can get some disruptions and so this is something we're going to have to watch as we go through the rest of the week and into the weekend. i want to emphasize this is not just a trivial issue. this is not being hyped. it not that unusual to get snow late in march. 1958, on march 20, 11 inched of snow in philadelphia. and up to 50 inches in parts of burke county. shut down the turnpike. there is a threat of accumulation. and just about any part of the area is vulnerable at this point depending on the track. mostly cloudy, mild chance of shower during the evening. temperatures down to 48 degrees. during the day tomorrow, windy, warm, chance of shower again. highs in the 60s but it's going to be gusty. then we have gusty winds cooling us down friday, even more so on saturday. at least it's dry there. and there is snow on sunday. could be much of the day and

into the night as well. winds on top of that, maybe coastal flooding. and then pretty chilly and windy next week. oh boy. poor lady. a local principal found herself in a sticky situation today when her students duct taped her to the wall. it was all in good fun and for a good cause. the stunt was jackie's reward who raised nearly $10,000 for february's jump rope for heart which benefits the american heart association. i get to duct tape my teacher to the wall? all about it. >> i had some bosses in mind. for a good cause, we could raise money here. >> jim said it. >> which bosses? he's like, i'm not saying anymore. >> yeah. >> keeping kids safe in school

sparking a battle between police and school leaders in one community. >> the money fight that has police taking issue into their own hands and how parents are responding. plus, don't relieve yourself here. that's the message in one delaware town. a local business owner says a dirty downtown problem that needs to be flushed away. stuck on the track. see what happened before the train smashed into a stranded van. first, a look at closing bell on wall street. up day this tuesday. wednesday. this price can't be right...

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>> this is nbc 10 news. stop what you're doing. watch police dash cam.

officer pulling to a train crossing in ohio this month. that van on the left stuck on the tracks and a train is approaching. the officer helped that driver get out of the way. all they can do is watch the train barrel right there into the stranded van and push it down the tracks. through it all, they got away in time, and no one was hurt. see if you can figure out how this crash happened. yeah, an suv on top of a car early tuesday morning in baltimore. how does that happen? police say the suv ran a red light and was hit by another car. the impact sent that suv airborne. landed upside down on top of a parked car. clearly, it stayed right there. didn't fall off. no one seriously hurt. we imagine it was an unpleasant surprise for the owner of that parked car. >> oh, yeah. >> never see anything like that there no. now to video that comes with a warning. >> yeah. tough to watch. explosion at a medical marijuana facility in new mexico where two

workers were burned. take a look. so the two workers they were using gas when right there the room exploded, burst into flames. you see the workers struggling to make their way through the fire and get out. both seriously burned the accident happened last june but this video was just released. wow. more money for more police officers in school? >> that idea's causing problems in one south jersey school district. we'll tell you why school leaders, police, and parents aren't seeing eye to eye how many is spent in school. >> ready to battle. new information about how pennsylvania's governor tom wolf is going to fight prostate cancer. get ready for a lot of winter changes. talking rain and below freezing temperatures. eventually snow. i'll have a time line next. tonight at 5:00, if you think backups are bad on the

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this is nbc 10 news. >> safety of students at heart of a budget battle between school leaders in police and burlington county there a bold move, the police department announced today that it will pay for itself to keep students and staff safe. it's all happening in the evesham township school district. a school board meeting could get heated tomorrow night. cydney long with the story. >> reporter: i can tell you, police department says it is willing to pick up the tab and pay for what the school district

is sending right now on school resource officers under the current plan and for the 2016-'17 budget year. their hope, two things happen 500,000, that's hoy much evesham township invests in keeping eight officers on alert at eight schools to keep students and staff safe from harm. >> you see what happens across the country and we could not let that happen in evesham township. >> we will handle the burden, financial burden, we will handle the safety of the kids in school. >> reporter: the chief with the mayor announced police will budget and pay for what the school spends right now, the hope is that the school board will not push for a vote to approve a ballot referendum question that would ask taxpayers to foot $700,000 bill for school security. >> that referendum would be for over $685,000. a program of which is not even approved by our police chief. >> shouldn't come back to us on the taxpayers, in my opinion.

and the township, i believe, has enough money to do their own policing. >> they're there as deterrent and we have full coverage as is right now. >> reporter: it's a heated subject and happens to come as evesham district is discussing the possible closure of evans elementary which has families fuming. >> today's a day to say, we have stake in ownership in our town. it's inexcusable to close the school. >> reporter: evesham superintendent hasn't been able to review the proposal or potential savings but current board member sandy student is in favor. >> one of the things that i suggested on the evans, that we could sell our administration billing and realize some truly profits from that. >> reporter: now, the superintendent did tell me by e-mail this would save the district $60,000. he doesn't know whether the ballot referendum question will be reduced or removed altogether. he says, the possible or potential closure of evans elementary is an entirely

separate issue. cydney long, nbc 10. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> after dploomy weather, the sun has returned. we found short leaves on the campus of temple university. so nice to see the sun. >> felt great. >> we could get showers. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking rain and more changes. >> we have a band of showers moving through parts of the area. it wouldn't be lasting very long. but we certainly had our share of sunshine today. most of the drive home, nice and quiet. certainly a whole lot warmer than what we saw over the last couple of days. there's a band of showers from the poconos through the lehigh valley and into upper montgomery and bucks and chester county. even white here. this is headed toward richland and bedminster in bucks count

tip downpours and lightning across i-78 as well. another heavier shower going through west chester now headed straight to the east more toward brita brinmar and philadelphia itself. through the night, chance of shower or thunderstorm early. it's a mild night as we go through the next several hours. but we do have colder air that's going to be coming in. it's in the 60s to near 70 right now. but we've got winter-like temperatures and also winter of it like snow in the seven day. that's coming up. some of the stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >> i'm lauren mayk at villanova where the race for president is heating up. john kasich held a town hall here one a day after his pig win in ohio. donald trump is firing back. with a new campaign commercial and warning there could be riots

if he doesn't win the nomination. >> i'm keith jones in washington. president obama announced merrick garland as his pick for the supreme court. the question becomes, will the senate hold a confirmation hearing for him. republican senators have said that they would not until the next president is elected. i'm rosemary connors in north philly, students are remembering a classmate who died of bacterial benin gimeningitis. they released balloons into the sky for his memory. we now know that pennsylvania governor tomorrow wolf plans to treat prostrate cancer with radioactive seeds. doctors insert seeds near the cancer and they release radiation to kill cancer cells but spare healthy tissue. wolf will continue with his

regular schedule and duties. sounds you make when you eat could help you lose weight. >> we'll explain that new discovery, next. the change you can expect on your instagram feed. all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00, local teachers prepared to strike within days. why the district they work for says their actions might be illegal.

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so three peta members stripped down to practically nothinging in philadelphia trying to convince people to eat plant-based food. they wore little bit green body paint to make their point before st. patrick's day. members of the group saying forgoing meat, eggs, dairy helps the environment. looking to drop a few pounds, listen up to the sounds you make as you eat. researchers call it the crunch

effect. they say we eat less if we pay attention to the sound of our chewing, chomping and crunching. the reason, they say listening forces us focus on the food which makes it less likely we'll overeat. >> okay. have to try that. instagram making it easier for user tos keep in touch with followers. social media giant close to testing a new algorithm that will arrange photos on your feed based on what you you think you will like. facebook and twitter have personalized feed sharing methods in place. growing heroin crisis is sparking a strategy change for the feds. next, new program aimed at making a difference in the opioid crisis and message taking into the school classrooms. starting today, we'll see the temperatures start to tumble. i'm also tracking a chance of rain over the next few days.

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today, more people are dying from heroin and opioid addiction than ever before. >> now, for the first time, the federal government's narcotics agency is making a major shift in how it's fighting the drug crisis. denise nakano is here to explain what the new strategy is all about. >> the drug enforcement administration, or the dea, has launched a new program here in pennsylvania. it's called the 360 strategy. it was rolled out in pittsburgh this fall. nbc 10 traveled to find out how

officials hope it will muck a difference in the opioid crisis. the strategy will expand the dea's role from just going after major drug traffickers. a large focus on education in the community, say by sponsoring a play in schools about dangers of opioids or partnering with community groups. something the dea has never done before. >> we're not going to arrest our way out of this, all right? this problem is severe. and we don't have a jail system or jail infrastructure that's going to allow us to arrest our way out of it, nor do we want to arrest our way out of it. we want folks that need help to get the help. if we can either prevent be from using through education, right, or see somebody get treatment and stop them from using, then that denies potential revenue to the drug trafficking organizations.

>> dea officials have been having frank conversations with doctors and fapharmacists about overprescribing painkillers. print drugs are linked to a big jump in heroin use. 80% started on painkillers. >> good to see the dea putting new tactics in to play. how are they going to try to measure success? >> officials know it is a challenge. it is a work in progress. reduction in overdose death what they're looking at. dea is quick to say they're still making arrests going after drug traffickers but shifting focus to community and getting community involved. >> a group effort. >> has to be. >> your special's coming up. looking forward to this. join denise and vince lattanzi as they take us into the tragic world of heroin and opioid addiction in philadelphia and beyond. "generation addicted" monday march 21st, 7:00 p.m. on nbc 10.

>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> by next monday, there may be snow on the ground, at least in parts of of the area. we got to 70 degrees today. it hard to believe. we were in 80s last week. but it's going to get colder by the weekend. colder each day. as we head toward the weekend and the snow most likely sunday and into sunday night. we have a lot of clouds around now after sunshine, a good bit of the day. 71, wind out of the south at nine miles an hour. and we were chilly yesterday, only 53, up to 71 today. and then it's going to go down. still warm tomorrow. but drop really comes on friday and into saturday and then sunday will be the coldest of all. 71 philadelphia. but it's 66 in chester springs. 61 kenneth square. and in wilmington, that's still mild for this time of the year.

64 in redding, pottstown, quaker town, coatesville, oxford, very mild temperatures. we had sun for a good bit of the day. look how cold in beach haven. southerly wind coming in off the cooler ocean. ocean still relatively warm, though, when talking about the potential moisture being added for winter storm. this area, line of showers, even thunderstorms coming through, racing through, lightning north of the poconos now, rain is already ended in allentown, about to end in easton. ended in chester county. now racing right into philadelphia. portions of montgomery and buck. so everything's moving fast there. but there are more bands of showers getting ready to come through, a threat each day as you'll see here. through the night tonight, it pretty warm. temperatures in the 50s for much

of the night going down into the 40s. tomorrow we see showers come through with temperatures in the 60s. we dry out again and then here comes more showers on friday. but the major threat of course is later in the weekend, as this nor'easter develops, looks like it's going to develop, it should be close enough to provide precipitation and maybe cold enough for snow. now of course this time of the year, it has to come down hard during the day to stick on any kind of roads. when you have a storm this intense it does have potential to come down pretty hard. we'll have to watch that closely. it does have potential, even this late in the season. cloudy, mild, chance of shower. 48 for the low. even lightning in some spots. windy, warm, chance of shower tomorrow. high temperatures into the mid-60s. it still way pabove average but windier than today.

windy and colder friday, chance of shower. saturday's dry but cold. sunday we could be seeing much of the day with snow, rain at times. and then best chance for it to stick of course once it gets dark, then it cold and windy after that. local business owner wants people in her town to clean up their act. >> she is tired of random people urinating on her building. next, what she says is sparking the problem and the plan that could come as a relief to everyone. later, can't remember your password? no problem, why snapping a selfie could become a secure way to shop join line. i do everything on the internet, but it's kinda slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest, but i thought it would be too expensive. who's that, jenny?

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this is my business, not your toilet. that's the unusual message one woman is sending out today. >> she's sick and tired of people urinating on her company's building. she says it's a chronic problem in downtown fill ford. tim furlong has her story and what could fix the dirty predicament. >> reporter: a pretty little downtown with great businesses but the owner of dorey insurance feels like she's getting dumped on. >> gross, dirty, it smells. >> reporter: technically a number one situation. you see, angela's agency is next to liquor store and bar. every day she sees video of dudes walking into the alley, hands on zippers set to relieve themselves. some guys sprint. >> he had to go. >> some come in pairs. sometimes five or six guys a

day. angela couldn't make it any more obvious. she has signs asking people not to go to bathroom and a big sign telling urinators you're going to get caught on camera. nothing will stop these guys who just have to go. >> the mayor's on the case. >> there's always things on the street we need to take care of. >> reporter: the police chief going zero tolerance. >> yes, no peeing town. >> reporter: building public rest rooms or port-a-potties. either way, she wants her alley off-limits. >> it's not clean or fair to me or my staff or customers. >> she's resorted to publicly shaming peers on social media. they've been recognized by bosses and families. >> i want them to know it's not private, it is going to be publicized. >> reporter: angela loves her town. she and others working to flush this problem away for good. milford, delaware. >> he used my pun.

so clever with. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> jim, jackie, next. >> rain and lightning moving through our area. >> tracking showers and even thunderstorms. when they'll move out. mother and her baby murdered inside their virginia home. the local connection to the crime. what investigators believe was the motive.

fresh off a big win in his home state, gop presidential candidate, john kasich campaigns at a local university. a big decision today that could affect his place on pennsylvania's primary ballot. i'm so excited to be home. it's been a long year. ready to be home. >> nbc 10 was there for the happy homecoming for dozens of south jersey military families. nbc 10 news at 5:00 starts right now. talk about the weather first. after a gorgeous forecast, a dramatic turn. live look first alert radar. rain and lightning moving through our area. you might have heard some of the lightning already, the thunder rather. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking all of the changes. >> keith, one of those storms right overhead, over our station now, moving into the city of

philadelphia. we could see the cameras shaking a little bit in south philly as the wind picks up ahead of the line of showers and a few thunderstorms. again, coming right into philadelphia itself. it moved through the poconos, lehigh valley, some of the heaviest activity in the upper portion of bucks. it about to move into new jersey. this other area, concentrated, heavy shower near us, lower marion, and lightning bolts there moving to the east 40 miles an hour. it will be near pennsauken 5:50. going to race across the philadelphia area. talking about, let's say, 15 minutes worth of heavy rain, and then things dry out and clear out, as we go through the night tonight. it not all that cold at all, as we go through t