town of taunten, about an hour south of boston. and 30 minutes east of providence. investigators just wrapped up a news conference moments ago. nbc 10's denise nakano is live in the digital operations center with the new information they just released. denise? >> reporter: jim and jacqueline, witnesses describe the chaotic scene that unfolded at three locations we're learning and ended with two people and a suspect dead. police say the man went on a stabbing spree around 7:00 tonight. police surrounded the entrance to the macy's at the spring city galleria mall in taunton where the suspect crashed a car through the front of the store. police say the suspect stabbed two people at the mall and earlier stabbed two people at a home. a witness at the mall describes what she saw. >> there was a lot of crews here. fire trucks, ambulances. there was girls crying on the side over near the mall. it was just -- i just sat in my car because i didn't want to get out. i was too scared. >> reporter: we're just learning

from the news conference that one person died at the scene of the home. there is yet another person who died at a restaurant by the macy's at that galleria mall. now, an off duty police officer put an end to this rampage when he shot and killed the suspect at the mall. the motive for the stabbings is still under investigation. live in the digital operation center, denise nakano, nbc 10 news. new at 11:00, a 75 woman melee ends with an officer pepper sprayed in the face and the violence unfolded at 25th and diamond in north philadelphia this evening. police say dozens of women were fighting and one of them sprayed a philadelphia housing authority officer. he was taken to the hospital with blurry vision but he's expected to be okay. police say a woman was arrested for disorderly conduct but she wasn't the one who attacked the officer. a father taken away in handcuffs accused of barricading himself inside a home with his 5-year-old child. skyforce 10 was above the scene on north penn street in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood around 9:00

tonight. the child was not injured. police are calling it a domestic dispute. no word in anyone will face charges. now to decision 2016 and victory for bernie sanders. he beat hillary clinton in tonight's democratic primary in west virginia. >> sanders' win isn't really improving the tough delegate math against him. still the vermont senator is vowing to fight on. tonight, he rallied voters in oregon ahead of their primary next tuesday. meanwhile, clinton needs just 17% of the delegates at stake in the remaining contests to win the nomination. she held a rally tonight here in kentucky. tomorrow, clinton will speak at camden county college and former president bill clinton will stump for his wife in mercer county thursday ahead of new jersey's primary on june 7th. hillary clinton has a commanding lead in the delegate count but with bernie sanders still winning states in the primaries, some experts question whether the democrats could be headed for a contested convention. the convention kicks off july 25th here at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia.

tonight, the democratic national convention ceo told nbc 10 she's prepared for whatever scenario may unfold. >> my job is to prepare for every eventuality so we're preparing for contested convention, although i don't think there will be one, but we'll see, you know, we'll let the voters have their say. we still have several contests. >> reverend daughtry made the comments after attending a meeting of the philadelphia association of black journalists here at our nbc 10 studios. on the republican side, donald trump won in west virginia and nebraska. he says he's narrowed his list of potential running mates down to five or six people. the presumptive republican presidential nominee says he's giving special weight to political experience. he has not ruled out new jersey governor chris christie as a possible running mate. tonight, concern that the drinking water in a local neighborhood could be contaminated. some people in chester county are being told to boil tap water

before drinking it. >> problem stems from a water main break on third street in avondale. nbc 10's brandon hudson found out about the precautions neighbors are taking. brandon? >> reporter: well, jim and jacqueline, it's been a busy day for people at the borough who led people know, homeowners know to boil water before cooking, drinking or cleaning. the water main is fixed, the water is back on but chemists are checking to see if the water is contaminated. nathan told us his water looked much different now than it did hours before we spoke to him. >> it was all brown. >> reporter: while it looks better, nathan says it still doesn't sound normal. >> you can kind of still hear the durings cogurgling coming o >> reporter: one of 1,200 residents in avondale borough under a boil advisory for the next 36 to 48 hours. nbc 10 learned a water main break earlier in the day disrupted service. although crews fixed it, there

is a concern the water may be contaminated which is why samples are being collected and tested. >> luckily we have a filter built into the refrigerator for us so that's good for us. but i'm nervous about taking a shower tonight. >> reporter: the water main break happened on east 3rd street. it's just a few yards away from jacob's house. >> it's a pain. >> reporter: jacob's son went to bathe at his grandmother's house because of the boil advisory. >> i don't want to, you know, even by accident have him get water in his mouth and god forbid something happens. >> reporter: he's not the only parent having to make adjustments to get through the next couple days. >> it's hard because my daughter has food allergies and i have to drink my water, so today i didn't have anything to drink so we had to quickly run to the store. >> reporter: we also spoke to the borough council president. he's hopeful the advisory will be lifted as early as tomorrow. we also learned that an aged pipe caused the water main break. live in avondale, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. to the weather now. and a cool night in easton.

some people wore jackets. others braved the temperatures while wearing short sleeves. tonight's weather was dry. we are tracking rain, though, that could arrive in time for your morning commute. >> let's go to meteorologist sheena parveen who has your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. what's the timing on this? >> as early as about 3:00 in the morning for some parts of the area. as far as the morning commute is concerned we expect showers around. here's a look at the radar. pretty active for this time of night. most of the rain off to our west and southwest. what i am keeping an eye on, a cluster of thunderstorms south of washington. so i think that could start to skim parts of southern delaware. so we'll be watching that as we go through the next several hours. but for the most part, we're just looking at a cloudy skies with some sprinkles around this evening. so for tomorrow morning, here's future weather. take a look at the morning commute. as we go through time, here 3:00 a.m., there you see the rain in parts of delaware and south jersey. that goes until 8:00 in the morning. and here you see scattered rain through south jersey, delaware, possibly up to the philadelphia

area. not everyone. some parts will be seeing maybe a little bit of sunshine tomorrow. but more rain in the forecast. even thunderstorms before the week is over. i'll show you that with your neighborhood weather coming up. federal prosecutors are accusing a pennsylvania state senator of using campaign funds to bribe a democratic ward leader in philadelphia. the authorities say larry farnese paid $6,000 for a college study abroad program for the official's daughter in 201 1. prosecutors say in exchange the official agreed to use her position with the 8th ward democratic committee to support farnese in the upcoming ward leader election. the democrat from philadelphia is facing several charges. farnese's lawyer says his client is 100% innocent. to the lehigh valley where a businessman has pleaded guilty to bribing city leaders in allentown and reading. matthew mctisch says officials pressured him to give thousands of dollars to their campaigns so he could be considered for city contracts. mctisch implicated allentown

mayor ed palowski and vaughn spencer. neither city leader has been charged. to the latest now on the investigation into prince's death. a search warrant reveals a minnesota doctor saw the legendary musician twice in the month before he passed away. it says dr. michael todd schulenberg treated prince the day before he died and gave medications. prince died april 21st at his minnesota home. autopsy results have not been released. a teenaged girl facing a homicide charge in connection with the death of a classmate in delaware is free on bail tonight. the 16-year-old is charged with criminally negligent homicide. prosecutors say she beat amy joyner-frances repeatedly inside a howard high school of technology bathroom last month. they say amy actually died from a heart defect that was triggered by the assault. two other girls are charged for their roles in planning the

attack. >> she's always going to be in my heart. >> hugs and tears in easton tonight in memory of one of three people killed in a fiery crash last week in bethlehem. family and friends held this candlelight vigil in riverside park to honor ashley mosher. the young mother and two others died when a driver crashed into three parked cars on willow street friday morning. the car burst into flames. see that right here. one person survived. now to a story you saw first on nbc 10. new surveillance video of what police say is a burglar in action in montgomery county. at one point he tries using a mickey mouse ornament to get into this house. he eventually gets in with a shovel right there. this is one of three homes burglarized yesterday. investigators think the same guy is behind all three. an engineer who was badly hurt in a fall at philadelphia's museum just won a $7.25 million

settlement. nbc 10 obtained surveillance vid joe of the fall but we have to warn you, it is graphic. you can watch the top of your screen here. you're going to see the engineer fall four stories to the floor of the museum. this was back in november of 2012. he was inspecting lightning fixtures in the museum's attic when he plunged through what lawyers call an unsecured glass floor. it is administered by the philadelphia museum of art which insists appropriate warning signs were posted. a school bus caught blowing through a red light even driving on the wrong side of the road in new jersey. plus, potholes on city streets. philadelphia says if you report them, they'll get fixed in three days. but the nbc 10 investigators discovered that's not always the case. what happened when we started asking questions. and with your neighborhood weather, i'll show you what areas can expect rain for part of the morning commute and more rain by the end of the week. even some thunderstorms. we'll take a look at the timing of it. that's next.

new at 11:00, your nbc 10 investigators expose a roadway headache. >> it was a pothole. >> faced by everyone who drives in the city of philadelphia. records show potholes going unrepaired for weeks, months, nearly a year. but is the city even keeping track? >> how would you guys measure how long it takes to repair something? >> that's the challenge that i'm talking about. >> the investigators looked at every request for road repairs submitted by drivers and residents last year. >> and investigative reporter george spencer discovered big errors that the streets department is now rushing to fix. >> reporter: from her front porch, victoria has watched four decades of traffic rumble past. but that noise is nothing

compared to the jolt every time a truck hits the pothole steps from her home. >> i don't care what time it is, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. you can hear it. >> reporter: she says she heard it for months and months. the city's 2015 records show the pothole on her block of richmond street took longer than any other to repair. reported january 22nd of last year, it wasn't closed until january 12th of this year. 354 days later. >> there's a big hole. there's no big hole, that it's not a problem. but it is a problem. >> reporter: the streets department promises that potholes reported through the city's 311 system will be repaired within three business days. but when we checked more than 8,000 requests from last year, we found the pothole on her block is not the exception. it seems the department was

often missing that deadline. more than half of pothole requests weren't closed out for at least five days. and well over 1,000 listed as taking more than 200 days. city councilman david o has scheduled a hearing to press department leaders about using more efficient technology saying the pothole repair status quo must end. >> we're going to keep doing it the same inefficient and unresponsive way we've been doing it. >> reporter: so you think we need a new way to handle this is. >> i really do. >> reporter: as we dug deeper, the department's own records looked even stranger. we noticed a handful of dates like january 12th, 2016, coming up again and again. that's the day this pothole was reportedly closed out but crews also listed 298 other potholes from the northeast to south philly as closed that very same

day. sometimes as many as nine different potholes closed in the same minute. when we showed deputy streets commissioner michael carroll, even he hadn't noticed the discrepancy in his team's reports. >> we don't even know if they're accurate. >> well, clearly not. i mean, we didn't do that volume of potholes all over the city in one day. >> reporter: carroll can't say for sure how an entire year of data was so corrupted. streets crews are supposed to close out 311 repair requests the day the work is done. his best guess, crews waited sometimes months and then marked hundreds of requests as closed at the same time. it leaves the city with no accurate record of how quickly or how slowly crews repaired your requests. >> there is no real tracking of exactly how long it took to repair potholes. >> remember, those potholes are the 311 requests which is one subset of the potholes that we -- >> reporter: these are the ones

citizens have called in so it's obviously sting on their radar. >> it is important, yes. >> reporter: councilman o says the failure leaves leaders unable to monitor progress or make improvements. >> it's like boom. >> reporter: for her, the frustration of pothole earri earringing lingers. she can't recall exactly when her street was repaired and since the city didn't keep track, either, she's left wondering how it manages problems even bigger than her pothole. >> you know, nobody's going to come and do anything. >> this story is already having an impact. acting commissioner carroll has promised meetings with all street repair crews and their fill-ins emphasizing city rules and their responsibility to track road repairs every day at the end of every shift. he says it's their responsibility to the city and to all of us who drive philly streets. for the investigators, george spencer, nbc 10 news. and check out this new

dashcam video from jersey city. it appears to show a school bus crossing into an oncoming traffic lane and blowing right through a red light. after stopping briefly in the intersection to let pedestrians cross, the bus pulls into the opposite lane, goes around some cars and across railroad tracks. it's unclear if there were any children on board. police are trying to track down this driver. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, we saw a few showers on the radar that we're watching tonight. some rain off to our west and even some thunderstorms just to the south of washington. so we'll be watching all this as we go overnight tonight. in the meantime, we're still cloudy. these showers wom s will move t overnight through parts of the area and lasting through the morning commute so if we zoom in, not too much happening locally. just some sprinkles around the area at the moment. but overnight tonight, some of those thunderstorms i just showed you could be moving into

parts of sussex county. maybe kent county. but that would be in the overnight hours. maybe closer to 3:00 a.m. so tomorrow, what you can expect if you're in south jersey, millville, cloudy, maybe some light showers, 64 degrees. hamilton, new jersey, 64 degrees. have the umbrella. wildwood, 58 degrees tomorrow. trenton, 67 degrees. morristown, 6 5. clouds are going to hang around. even some morning showers. tomorrow in philadelphia, 64 degrees. cloudy with some showers. wilmington, low 60s. harrington, low 60s. quite a difference when you get into parts of delaware. also don't forget with your new neighborhood weather seven-day forecast always scrolling right at the bottom of the screen for you. the rest of our neighborhoods in philadelphia, mt. airy, 65. lans dale in the pennsylvania suburbs coming in at 66. one of the drier spots, lehigh valley. allentown 68 degrees tomorrow. warmer because it will be drier, easton at 68 degrees. you may see a little bit of sunshine there, too. here's future weather. early tomorrow morning, maybe

some morning showers. that's going to be in the forecast through the afternoon. we have more showers around. so keep the umbrella handy. it will be a can choloudy day. some lingering overnight. thursday, it's going to be a little warmer. we're not going to get rid of the clouds just yet. friday, we have a better chance of more showers and even some thunderstorms. that would be later in the day friday and friday evening. so here's the next five days for philadelphia and the jersey shore. big difference from tomorrow to thursday. thursday we'll see a little bit in the way of sunshine. temperature around 70 degrees on thursday. but along the shore, low 60s. so a little cooler there. friday we'll be in the mid 70s with thunderstorms. if you're along the shore, upper 60s saturday. into your weekend, low 70s. we'll have some showers around saturday. sunday more sunshine but we'll be in the 60s. here's look at the weekend for the entire area. this weekend, sunday looks like the driest day. saturday no matter where you are, lehigh valley, pennsylvania suburbs, south jersey, even

delaware, we do expect a shower. temperatures right around 70 degrees. we go into sunday, a lot more in the way of sunshine but it will be cooler. temperatures back down into the 60s. stay tuned. we'll be right back. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog.

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this is "sports desk" brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> hey, i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. phillies' last stop on their long road trip, atlanta. the braves are just awful. they're 1-15 at home. the worst start at home for a team in 103 years. they're on pace for 134 losses. that would be the worst in baseball history. so as you would imagine, not many fans going to see them these days. there were more fans at a neighbors yard sale. adam morgan on the mound for the phils gets gordon beckham here.

morgan goes seven innings, allows just one run. in the fifth game tied at one. hernandez bringing home peter. franco had been struggling but three hits tonight. how about his seventh home run of the season? that would turn out to be the game winner. phils beat the braves 3-2. so the phillies have won seven straight games all by one run. their longest streak since 1942 doing that. they're 12-3 in one-run games. best in baseball. they're one-run wonders. with sam bradford at eagleses workouts the only player not there is fletcher cox. he's sitting out voluntary sessions waiting on a new deal. sam is back as the eagles starting quarterback. carson wentz will be in rookie camp with the birds on friday. the birds want carson to sit out his first year but what happens if sam struggles this season? here's former eagles quarterback ron jaworski.

>> i believe it's fluid. i think you have to watch how carson wentz develops. how his team plays. i don't think you can just automatically say, sam's our quarterback for 16 games. if he's not performing well and wentz is getting better as the season is going on as a quarterback not playing in the game, you can tell at practice, tell in meetings. i hate to say, yeah, let him play his second year. if he progresses and sam struggles, you got to make a change. nhl playoffs a wild one tonight. penguins a 3-0 lead in the closeout game against the capitals. capitals tie it at three. in overtime, here we go. all caps in o.t. not so much. nick bonino for the penguins. how about that? the game-winning goal. 4-3. the penguins will face the lightning in the eastern conference finals. the caps the best team in hockey all year still haven't reached the conference finals with alex ovechkin. they, of course, eliminated the flyers this year. i'm john clark. we're right back.

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tomorrow you can get a look inside a philadelphia landmark in the midst of a major makeover. we got a sneak peek inside the divine lorraine hotel on north broad street ahead of tomorrow's open house. the landmark is being transformed after years of any glekt. will feature 101 apartments, 24 hotel rooms and a restaurant when it re-opens in november. it will likely be divine. check it out tomorrow between 3:30 and 8:00 p.m. ♪ that's the sound of 101 pianists at temple university tonight. world renowned piano performed with young piano players from all over the region. some of these musicians are as young as 5 years old. >> wow. how impressive is that? >> practice, practice, practice. >> i have no idea what i was doing at 5. >> neither did i. >> not playing like that. >> no. >> how about studying weather by

then? >> probably not. oh, i was playing in the mud. that's what it was. i was making mud pies in the rain. really, i was. >> and asking your mom a lot of questions. >> you can do that tomorrow, make some mud pies tomorrow. >> have a good night.

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