he's been arrested 14 times before today. the shooting happened before 9:00 last night when the officer was flagged down by a woman who had been carjacked. the suspects, they say, were still in her car. police say he and his partner approached the car. there was a struggle, and one man shot the while his partner went after them, the suspected shooter who got away. >> the officer and his partner were attempting to grab the shooter. the nonshooting suspect fled towards the l station, 60th and market. >> reporter: police say the suspect than then ran past other victims robbed earlier in the evening. he and his friends subdued him until the police arrived. both men are being held and will face a long list of charges and are awaiting approval of the charges by district attorney's office. live in the digital operations center, nbc 10 news.

>> our breaking team coverage continues now with nbc 10's monique braxton live. >> what are you learned there? >> reporter: the apprehension occurred half mile away from where i'm standing. this is where the officer was shot. the neighbors watched in awe as the suspect was driven away by narcotics officers. >> i'm not used to seeing that around here. >> that's scary. >> reporter: neighbors watched in awe as a man accused of shooting an 18th district police officer was taken into kusly. the 23-year-old has a lengthy criminal history. our camera on the 1200 block of alden street as narcotics officers took griffin police headquarters, griffin, with 14 prior arrests, was casually standing on the corner talking. he was armed, yet arrested without incident. >> coming out the house, seen all the cars, seen they had one guy.

>> reporter: his father, scott, sr, showed up driving overfrom north carolina after hearing his son may have been involved in a police shooting. he shared recent pictures of griffin saying his son was attending community college in north carolina until recently. he was captured near where he has relatives and friends. the people we spoke with did not know him and are stunned, saying this street had been safe until now. >> there's too many guns out here. >> reporter: we spent part of the day talking in the neighborhood here near market street, and they tell us they are afraid because they didn't expect a police officer to be shot here, but the same thing happened about three blocks away a few months ago. live for now from west philadelphia, monique braxton. count on n b.c. 10 of coverage of the major story. at 5:30, a e local security experts talks about police

officers' safety while on patrol. if you stepped outside today, you know how gorgeous it's been. a live look at citizens bank park south philadelphia where the weather is ideal for the game at 7:05. what a beautiful way to start the week. >> not a cloud in the sky. nbc 10's meteorologist is here with the neighborhood weather. a detailed forecast not seen anywhere else. >> that's right. we can go and zoom into your neighborhood, tell ya the current conditions, but also localized forecasts. neighborhood forecasts. across the area. right now, we have temperatures 80 except towards the shore. now, in the last hour, we zoomed into philadelphia and into the jersey and delaware. now we're going to take care of lehigh valley. look at all of these. live temperatures curtesy of our

new partners at weather underground so it's 80 in aldi, and white hall 83. you can see a lot of places have actually gotten to 80 degrees even in the lehigh valley today. during the night tonight as we go through the neighborhood forecast, just some high thin clouds. it's going to be a very mild night as you can see. temperatures even in the 60s at 10:00, and by morning, it's not all that cold either. we're not going to stay this warm, cooler air is on the way. we'll tell you about this neighborhood by neighborhood and have a ten-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. skyforce10 over the scene of a deadly crash in trenton. a crossing guard hit and killed. we brought this to you as breaking news in the last hour. it happened on route 129.

police have not identified the victim or what caused the crash. decision 2016, all eyes are on new york state. tomorrow, democrats and republicans will head to the polls shaping up for a big night for trump and sanders. steve handle has reports from queens. >> reporter: bernie sanders in manhattan today. >> we're going to win this thing. >> reporter: to have a real shot at the democratic nomination, sanders has to win tomorrow's new york primary. 28,000 showed up for the rally last night. sanders going after hillary clinton. >> we do not represent the interest of wall street or the billionaire class or corporate america. we don't want their money. >> reporter: in queens today, democrats are divided. >> i'm going to vote for hillary clinton. >> why? >> the most effective leader, a great president.

>> i have close moderate friends telling me it's absolutely hopeless. i want to cast a vote tomorrow for bernie. >> reporter: clinton saw smaller crowds in manhattan and queens dogged byes about e-mails, but leading in state polls. >> it means the world to me to be back in new york campaigning, and i need your help to keep going. >> wow. >> reporter: donald trump held a diversity meeting today. >> new york values. >> reporter: this was poughke poughkeepsie yesterday. >> we have a system that's absolutely rigged. it's rigged. >> reporter: needing 95 of new york's delegates for a chance of a first ballot nomination, ted cruz and john kasich hope to block it. >> if it works for me, it's a great process, and if it doesn't, i'll complain with donald. >> reporter: two bare knuckle nights in the find final round. n b.c. 10 news. the presidential candidates are also looking one week ahead

to pennsylvania's primary. tomorrow, ted cruz holds an election watch party for the primary in philadelphia and bernie sanders leads a rally at penn state. thursday, hillary clinton campaigns in philadelphia, and voters head to the polls in eight days, tuesday, april 26, and delaware holds their primary that day and new jersey tuesday, june 7th. download our app for all the important primary dates as well as latest information from the campaign trail. the u.s. will send more than 200 additional troops to iraq to help a struggling government fight isis defense secretary ash carter announced today that most of the additional troops will be army special forces. the u.s. will also send apache helicopters as the iraqis prepare to retake the city of

mosul from the terrorist group. lester will report live tonight from ab dab bi, and we'll share the interview live. a philadelphia community is gathering remember a young girl who police say was shot and killed by her own father this weekend. here is a live look at the memorial held near her home. the vigil was organized by the coalition one day at a time. girl's father, phillips, arraigned this morning, charged with third degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, and endangering the welfare of a child. he was carelessly waving a gun around the home when it went off, killing his daughter. they say phillies initially blamed the shooting and her 5-year-old sibling, but he later confessed. investigators say a gunman

barricaded himself inside his home after killing three and injuring a fourth person. nbc police say the shooter admitted to killing three people and told police he had a shotgun and not coming out of the home until sunrise. james dickson surrendered to the police, and they found one shot in the arm escaped the house and expected to be okay. new at 5:00, fight against lyft and uber went to the airport. taxi drivers and uber black are trying to stop lyft and uberx there. saying they are operating illegally without any regulations. tips from the public health police in new castle county nab a man they say robbed several stores in the brookside shopping

center. keenan charged with burglarly and theft held on $20,000. keenan robbed the walgreens on january 19th, and eight days later, allegedly hit the dollar general store in the same shopping center and cash was taken in both. in late february, they believe he broke into the same dollar general store and took cigarettes. well, today is tax day, and the clock is ticking down to the midnight filing deadline. here's how much time you have left, 6 hours, 49 minutes, 36 seconds. call ahead to the post offices as many are not open late. friday was a public holiday in washington. the irs does not enforce the deadline if april 15th falls on a holiday or weekend. the irs expects more than 5 million returns to be file

today, and as of april 8th, almost 82 million taxpayers had received their refunds. the irs expects more than 13 million people to ask for extensions. you can request a six-month extension for filing. you still have to pay what you owe. the fastest way to file is through the free file link and request extensions through a paid tax preparer. file before tonight's deadline and cash in on freebies. use the app to check out tax day deals including everything from free cheese burgers to cookies. >> i like the sound of that. we have a new warning tonight. trance it agency says snapping a selfie on the track could be the last one you take. families caught in the middle, we go to the capital for showdown over immigration. >> reporter: huge games on both

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the flyers' quest for the cup home in philadelphia. a live look now at the pregame

party xfinity live getting underway. >> tim, the flyers start the series with two losses, but a lot of excited fans hope the team bounces back. >> reporter: they're going to be all right, and flyers orange, we have that represented here tonight, and 27 hours off the walkoff win with the nationals, meths over at the ballpark, and playoff hockey, like you said, down 2-0 in the series, and first time they have been in the building together since ed died, and there are patches on the jerseys, and they want to win for mr. snider. >> going to be real magical, emotional, saw the sign. going to be a cool night. >> going to come back, play their hearts out, got the fans here, support them, they'll feed off us, us from them, they'll win it. >> reporter: i have a feeling

too. they win tonight and one other thing is great a party as this is, it will be very crowded getting in and out of here tonight. if you have not left, take septa. we're live in south philly, nbc 10 news. >> what a time to be a fan. you have the phils, flyers, and next week, the eagles' draft, unbelievele. >> reporter: a lot of games that matter. it's a good time. they looked good, and they have a lot of young talent, and, of course, the flyers, you know, a good team, but we take it tonight, no problem. >> be on the mystic. tim furlong live in south philadelphia, thank you. right hand turn here. some 30,000 people after competing in the running of the boston marathon, and winners crossed the finish line on boyleston street.

ethiopia took the top stop, breaking tape in two hours and 29 minutes. the men's runners took 2 hours, 12 minutes. a hollywood heavy weight spotted this morning. mark wahlberg was dressed like a boston police officer, shooting scenes for the movie "patriot's day" about the marathon bombing in 2013. firefighters put out a fire early this morning. this is how it looked as flames anded roared from the house around 2:30 this morning. neighbors tell us a family just bought the home in january and were trying to fix it up. >> somebody just bought the house back in january, and they be redoing it, and guys been doing a great job. every night he's been there until 10:00 at night, and i don't know what happened. very, very sad. >> the home is destroyed. no one was hurt. new information on the deadly quake in ecuador.

350 people are now dead, and that number is expected to climb. some survivors are still being pull from the rubble. the magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit saturday night flattening buildings and destroying. thousands of people are hurt and it's not yet clear how many more are still missing. one estimate shows between 3-5 people need temporary housing. now, in the aftermath of the quake, a fire broke out in one of ecuador's largest cities. local media reports say the quake triggered that fire. across the pacific in japan, two massive earthquakes killed 42 people, injuring 1,000 others. japan and ecuador are low capabilitied on the active ring of fire that circles the pacific, but they say large quakes sprased by distances would probably not be related. the u.s. air lifted water, bread, ready-to-eat food and other emergency supplies to the

remote area of southern japan. the area was cut off by landslides and damaged roads following two powerful earthquakes. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we had great weather out there if you like the sun, dry conditions, and some folks would like to see rain to help with the allergies. it's now up to 81 degrees in philadelphia, and warmer than that in the lehigh valley at 82. it's cooler as we head towards the jersey shore. and we have been focusing in on different parts of the area, so now let's go into south jersey. once again, numerous places for current conditions and we also have neighborhood forecasts. we also have your seven-day not just for philadelphia, but different parts of the area continuously scrolling at the

bottom of the screen. i know there's been a lot to keep track of, but with time, i think we'll get used to it, but the siencience allows this deta so why shouldn't we share it with you? piney hollow at 80. millville at 77. bridgeton 79 degrees. robinsville 82. princeton is 80, florence, new jersey, 81, hopewell township, 78 degrees. well, we've had a dry and warm couple days. it's been dry for a while. we could use a little bit of rain. the temperature has been going up. 73 yesterday. tomorrow, we're going to drop to 74, but that's still way above average for this time of the year. the average high is 65. now, with the lack of rain day after day after day, we're building the pollen up, and it continues to be extremely high and will so through at least

wednesday, maybe by thursday or friday with a little bit of rain knocking it down a little, but we're not expecting major relief. this is the time of year that this happens. high and dry along the east coast, but it has just been a horrible time in parts midwest. houston, texas with the wettest day ever recorded. now, let's go into the neighborhood forecasts. fairmont at 74 degrees tomorrow. newtown 72. easton 68. tomorrow, even at the shore, it's going to be about as warm. look at that. atlantic city, 70. the difference is the wind. from the east today. it's going to be out the northwest tomorrow. there's the somewhat cooler weather in our ten-day forecast. philadelphia tomorrow, and then the coolest day of the week, 66, which is about average with

sunshine wednesday. clouds increase thursday, and first chance of rain comes on friday. it looks like it's going to be a nice weekend. all right, thank you. it's now legal across the commonweal commonwealth. what's next for the families and patients in pennsylvania who long awaited the legal use of medicare marijuana. plus, construction underway, why a local middle school is rebuilding from the remanents of its foundation. the e-class has 11 intelligent

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this is nbc 10 news. a middle school reconstruction started today, but it's not built from the ground up. the cedarbrook middle school will have a new look when classes begin in september of 2017. officials say only foundational beams remain after the school is essentially built. the school, which closed two and a half years ago due to environmental issues, sent its students to three sites until the project is completed. a $1 billion plan by the nfl to settle thousands of concussion lawsuits filed by former players has been approved by appeals court. critics wanted the deal to include future payments for players who suffered chronic trauma to the brain, and this

covers more than 20,000 retirees for 65 years. we've seen verizon strikers in philadelphia, but nothing like this morning in new york. it was a sea of red in manhattan. thousands of striking verizon workers along with elective leaders and supporters crowded midtown. union workers are upset for failing to reach a new labor contract. 36,000 verizon workers walked off the job last wednesday. well, the heroin crisis takes center stage in philadelphia tonight. a series of community meetings starts to be the at 6:30 at northeast high school, and the city councilman wants people addicted to come forward for firsthanding thes before they hold hearings next month. nbc 10 digital exclusive, "generation addicted" takes a hard look at the heroin epidemic now on the nbc 10 app and n nbc10.com. going out in style. >> a local 7-year-old girl left

the hospital today after receiving her last chemotherapy treatment. how did the classmatings and family celebrate the major milestone on her recovery and road to recovery? continuing coverage of breaking news, a man in police custody, accused of shooting a philadelphia police officer. our security expert weighs in on the safety of the police on patrol. all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a break on your bill, why some local electric customers are in for some big savings.

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right now, here's what we know about a philadelphia police officer shot while stopping a carjacking last night. this afternoon, police arrested the man wanted for shooting the officer who fled from police last night. both suspects are now in custody, and the officer shot in the left leg is in stable condition. >> the officer remains hospitaled tonight at pen presbyterian, and it's not clear when he'll be released. before becoming a police officer, he was an avid rugby player, and he played for holy family university and later the northeast philadelphia rugby club. friends describe him as a true leader on and off the field. >> he loves the job. i know that. he always wanted to make a difference, so i mean, like i said, he's just an inspiration. >> he graduated from father judge high school in 2011 and also attended westchester university. he's engaged, and he and his

fiance have a 2-year-old daughter together. >> the officer shot in an ambush, and the suspect, archer, allegedly claim allegiance to isis, and the practice of pairing up would tonight amid a threat of further violence targeting officers, but it's no longer the status quo. security and analyst, expert, bob brzenchek, assistant professor of criminal justice study, and law enforcement intelligence specialist and defense contractor. bob, thank you so much for taking the time with us. as we've mentioned, the officer shot last night was fortunate to have his partner with him at the time. how important, in your opinion, is it for officers to travel in pairs working the street and responding to calls? >> it's absolutely crucial. it depends on the geographics of the area. is there a high crime rate? also, the time of day.

generally, during the night and weekends, the highest runs or sector calls as we call them in d.c., so you definitely want to have profile areas covered with two-man police officers cars. >> now, bob, this is the third police officer shot in philadelphia in just over a year. each se naer owe different, but do you think it's reflection of a growing lack of respect for law enforcement? >> unfortunately as seen with ferguson and south carolina, there's a growing propensity for folks to challenge law enforcement. in the law enforcement world, it's one bad apple spoils the bunch, but spoiled a nation. with a sour taste in citizens', law enforcement works in concert in community, and narrative has to be we're in the same boat and law enforcement is there to protect and serve. >> well, bob, what's the next step now moving forward? as we mentioned, three in recent

memory, what steps can you take to prevent something like this, or is not preventable? >> well, it's absolutely preventable, and the narrative here to explore is how the gentleman, after 14 arrests and 14s, got a gun. that's really the narrative to me. so that starts the root cause and holistic overview within pennsylvania and the united states and why this particular gentleman got access to a gun. >> nbc 10's security analysis expert brzenchek thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. count on us for continuing coverage of the shooting. tens of thousands of people in texas are told to stay inside after severe storms left behind widespread flooding. two people already died. tonight, forecasters warn more rain is on the way. jay gray has the story. >> reporter: the attack from mother nature's been relentless.

high winds and driving rain soaks the mid and southwest in some areas, 20 inches of water or more. >> it's raining, and my street's currently a river. >> reporter: the severe weather in houston, level two state of emergency, working 100 calls in 70 flooded neighborhoods. cars are stranded across the city, hundreds along interstate 45 shut down by the storm. power lines down leaving thousands in the dark. >> we are experiencing a power outage at the station. >> reporter: including nbc affiliate knocked off air for several hours, but reporting online until power restored this afternoon. just outside of san antonio, a lightning strike sparked this fire at an oil storage facility sunday. >> as soon as we got here, several explosions that was taking place at oil storage tanks completely engulfed. >> reporter: firefighters worked through the to extinguish the blaze, but forecasters warn more

rain son the way, and flash flood warnings and watches are issued in the region through tomorrow night. jay gray, nbc news, dallas. shooting video or taking selfies on septa train tracks could be the last picture you take. that's according to the general assistant safety, scott sour says the tracks are for trains, not photos or movie studios. the warmer weather often brings am and professional photographers for the perfect picture, but a train can come on at any time, any minute, in any direction. the picture is not worth the risk. a backhoe operator had a right to be on the tracks the day he was hit and killed by an amtrack train earlier this month in delaware county. that is according to the preliminary findings released today by the national transportation safety board. the ntsb said the track, the backhoe was operating on, was

shut down off and on for maintenance or a four-day period. it's not clear if the track was closed to trains at the same time of the april 3rd crash. medical marijuana is officially legal in the keystone state. today, the governor pledged to create a new medical industry as quickly as possible. the department of health has months to develop an application process for patients and care givers to access medical marijuana, and then one for the businesses that want to grow and sell it. >> we'll work with the folks who put this into place to make sure we're doing this right. i'm not going into this grudgingly. the administration's going into this effort to get it done. >> the state will also conduct a study to learn how many patients could qualify for medical marijuana and where they live so the locations for dispensaries mapped out. bill cosby's wife is scheduled to be questioned under oath again. a defamation lawsuit filed against her husband, and seven

women claim they were branded as liars. her deposition is scheduled to continue tomorrow in boston. she gave the first part of the deposition in february. meanwhile, cosby faces criminal charges in montgomery county accused of drugging and molesting a former temple university employee back in 2004. cosby has denied the allegations. pennsylvania's secretary of education spoke the libber di bell museum today talking about impacts of education in allentown in and around the state. his visit coincides with the exhibit called "the three rs to steam," and it's in celebration of the school which is 150 years old. more time out of jail for former olympian oscar miss torous. he's sentenced in june for killing his girlfriend in 2013

and initially given a five year sentence. after a year in jail, released to serve out the term in house arrest. in december, though, a higher court upgraded the conviction to murder. he'll now serve at least 15 years in prison. well, she spent the last year battling, bravely, and how a 7-year-old girl went out in style on her way home from the hospital today. plus, why american businesses are still far behind consumers over the most popular way to check out.

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customers can buy prime service on month by month basis for $10.99 a month. swiping your card? that's because most businesses are not prepared for chip credit cards. six months after they said they would be ready, one in three retailers can accept them. most americans are liking the cards. 70% have them, but there's been finger pointing between retailers, credit card companies, and banks over who is responsible for getting the chip card terminals up and running. well, it's apparently never too early to avoid eating sweets. parents of toddlers, listen to this. researchers at the university of michigan offered cookies and salty snacks to a group of toddlers who just ate a meal. the sugary dessert eaters showed increases in body fat by 3 years old, but kids who picked salty foods did not gain weight. flyers's quest cup home in

philadelphia. here's john clark. hey, john. >> reporter: yeah, it is a must-win for game three here tonight. coming up, we're going to hear from the flyers talking about the goalie, steve mason, the fluke goal he gave up, they got his back. that's next. well, we've certainly been winning in the weather department and dry, very warm to start of the week, but cooler temperatures are coming, and so is the chance for rain. i'll let you know when in the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather forecast. all new at 6:00, oh, baby, a little one is on the way in one of philadelphia's zoos biggest attractions. find out who is expected and when you could expect to see the zoo's newest addition. this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you've lost your game. literally. your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons.

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quest for the cup comes to philadelphia tonight. a live look where a pregame party is underway for the flyers. the fans hope to get their first win of the series tonight right here at home, and comcast's sports net john clark is live. >> they need momentum going for them. >> reporter: yeah, it really is a must-win game. don't go down three games to none in the series. they lost the first two games in washington. they've. outscored 6-1 in the series, but they feel the games are closer than they appear. look at the issue with goalie, steve mason, of course, giving up a terrible fluke goal in game two, but here's the deal with steve mason, the fliers would not be in the playoffs without his play over the last six weeks of the season. he helped get them into the playoffs. he's been outstanding, and so the flyers stand behind him, and

the coach could have turned elsewhere if he wanted to, but he's only started once in the last month. the flyers and the coach have may s mason's back. >> easy decision. absolutely. i think all the confidence in the world in the guys in the locker room, and he's a huge apartment of why we're, you know, why we're playing in the playoffs. >> yeah, just want to get out there, make the first save, and move on. >> he'll be himself, good down the stretch, good in game one and two, and we've begin him maybe too much opportunity, but he's been there for us, and, you know, we have to have better effort in front of him. i expect mason to be himself for sure. >> reporter: this is the shirt that every flyergs rs fan receives when they come in here, a silhouette of ed with the flyers' logo, of course, he made the logo, and there's a special ceremony after 7:00, so watch on tv on comcast sports net or be here by 7:00.

it will be special. i'm john clark, see you at 6:20. >> need the shirt. looks great. john, thank you so much. >> thank you, john. er's funeral service planned for thursday. open to the public, and doors open at 11:30. he died monday after a two-year battle with bladder cancer. he was 83 years old. mr. snider and comcast had a strong 20 year partnership and comcast is a parent company of nbc 10. >> a 7-year-old who beat cancer got a special ride home from the hospital today. [ applause ] >> she left the hospital today after her 17th and time chemotherapy treatment. she got a ride in a limo and got a police escort back to delaware county where she spent time with family and friends. last spring, her parents noticed something wrong with her eye. turned out it was bone cancer,

but as of today, it appears she's cancer free. >> in the beginning, you feel like, you know, you're never going to get there, so for her to have her last chemotheir treatment today, it's amazing. >> incredible. her family says she's okay and she's only going to get better. in a couple weeks, heads back to the hospital to make sure the cancer has not returned. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with glenn hurricane schwartz. >> fourth day of the season 80-degrees plus. the high was 82. 82 now in lehigh valley, and 80 in parts of delaware and cooler at the jersey shore where the sea breeze has been coming. we've been showing you different neighborhoods the last hour and a half or so, and now these are the areas north and west.

pennsylvania's suburbs as we refer to them in the forecast, and you're getting your own seven day, not just there, but many other parts of the area. seven day forecast continually scrolling here in the neighborhood weather. it's 80 degrees in gill bertsville, 80 in chad's ford, and 79 in bradford township, and 81 in warrington, and we got loads of weather reports for you, and none of them are showing any kind of rain to knock the pollen out of the air, so the pollen is extremely high today. it will be all the way through wednesday, at, and then just be high thursday friday with the rain. we need some. it's dry and warm and stays dry and warm for the next couple of days. look at the temperatures. tomorrow, you're not going to see any 80s on this, but this is still way above average this

time of the year. phoenixville 72, and lehigh valley at 7 is 1 degrees. at the shore tomorrow, temperatures near the other parts of the area because they're not getting the seabreeze tomorrow. 72 tomorrow, in the 50s this afternoon, and so the wind direction makes a big difference around here. nothing on the radar close by. that's for sure. we do have moisture, way west of chicago, not moving this way. problem is, everything's stuck, stuck over houston today, the wettest day ever, 17 inches of rain in one day. that was even before noon. unbelievable. 74 degrees in philadelphia tomorrow, and then we drop a little bit more wednesday, but still plenty of sunshine, and then we go back up into the mid-70s. the next chance of rain is not until friday, and, like i said,

we could use the rain for the allergy sufferers. the ground's dry. the weekend's looking good. saturday at 68. sunday at 70, and going out to ten days, you can see it's a little cooler next week, and maybe more chances of rain on the way. >> thank you, glen. lester is live from abu dhabi. >> you spoke to ash carter, and tell us about the interview and what's coming up on "nightly news." >> reporter: well, keith, we traveled with the secretary to baghdad today, spent the day there, met with the prime minister and announced this plan to bring additional americans and additional fire power into the fight against isis while all the time vowing this will not be boots on the ground in a combat role. latest on that and exclusive view. we're covering the unfolding flood disaster in houston and latest on the earthquake in ecuador. a busy news day coming up at

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the supreme court takes on the month's long immigration battle between president obama's administration and more than two dozen states. the showdown asktss local families too. >> our latino sister station was in the nation's capital. >> reporter: the fates of as many as 5 million immigrants across the nation rest with the u.s. supreme court. thousands gathered at its steps today to raise voices on the matter. the executive action would halt deportation of u.s. born citizens like this man who traveled with a group from redding, pennsylvania. >> if the family gettings separated, i could be sent back home and my daughter has to stay in the country. the stakes are just too high. >> i don't think anyone will care for hem, they would be by themselves. >> reporter: the executive action is challenged by 26 states led by texas.

today, texas congressman and immigrant right supporter castro was present in oral arguments inside the courthouse. >> the supreme court is the final say, law of the land, and so we're hoping for great outcomes in june. >> reporter: in the crowds, there are some speaking out against the hearing. >> the supreme court is over powered because they don't make law. they give opinions. >> reporter: this is one opinion that could change the lives of ma millions. >> we are here saying, yes, we can, and we're going to get it. >>. >> reporter: a decision from the supreme court is expected in late june, and that group from redding, pennsylvania is alreadyialready expecting to make the trip to the capital once more. in washington, d.c., nbc 10 news. coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, new details about the arrest of the man suspected of shooting a police officer,

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he is a dangerous individual, obviously, happy to get him off the streets as quickly as we did. >> breaking at 6:00, under arrest, a man just released from jail is back behinds bars, accused of shooting a philadelphia police officer. that officer is now recovering after taking a bullet to the leg last night. good evening, i'm jackie london, and the arrest of scott griffin came after an all-night man hunt, second man arrested in the case. we live team coverage breaking down the details of today's arrest, and we spent the day talking with friends of the injured officers learning more about him. >> reporter: both suspects are now here at police headquarters. we're told that one of the

suspects arrested with a gun, one police believe is the same gun used to shoot a philadelphia police officer. >> at 1:00 p.m. today, narcotics officers observed a suspect, arrested, and a gun was recovered. >> reporter: police can't yet be sure if that is the same weapon used to shoot philadelphia police officer last night, but they say they are confident the man arrested is the man who pulled the trigger. it was before 9:00 when a woman was carjacked, flagging down the police, and she asked for help. >> bothle males fled on foot, and officers pursued the suspect who had the gun, and the suspect turned to shoot the officer, one time in the leg. >> reporter: police didn't know the man robbed someone else and stole the man's wallet and car keys issue and defense that man who