>>vó an ambush in a gas station parking lot sent bullets into nearby homes, one with sleeping children inside. a gunman opened fire this morning a getty mart. one man was killed sitting in his truck and another injured. >> jill randy gyllenhaal has more on this story. randy? >> reporter: that victim was shot while sitting in the passenger seat of a pickup truck in this parking lot and the gunman firing so many shots that some of the bullets went across the street, hitting a window and home. the rapid gunfire at 1:00 in the morning sent bullets flying through northwest redding, lodging into row homes, at least

one round breaking a window where two young children were sleeping. >> like 18 consecutive shots. my son was sleeping and it woke him up. >> reporter: police say the target was 49-year-old carl walker, sot in the passenger seat of pickup truck. he died as a friend drove him to the hospital. and a gas station customer standing in the wrong place at the wrong time was also hit in the leg, but he is expected to survive. >> several rounds had been fired. we're making an effort to determine if there's more than one shooter. >> reporter: redding police are using surveillance video to track down possible suspects. >> in our opinion, one shot is too many in the city. you have a condensed community, which is an example of some of the rounds hitting row homes. >> reporter: neighbors in northwest redding say gunfire is nothing new, but when it senator -- shatters windows and strikes innocent bystanders it becomes terrifying.

>> it shouldn't happen. but it does. >> reporter: police are still working on a suspect description. the victim lived just a few blocks from here. randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. sky force 10 over a small plane crash at an airport han xwar in chester county this morning. you can see it crashed right through the wall. investigators say the two-seater plane lost altitude just after taking off from the runway at the new garden flying field. the pilot and the passenger went to christiana hospital for minor injuries. the ntsb is investigating. another bright warm day to kick off the month of june. sun greeting walkers at the delaware art museum in wilmington. shorts on as well. we ran into some little ones that found a way to cool off and be curious at the same time right there in center city. fountains at the park always a great way to beat the heat. watch out so it doesn't go in

your face. first alert meteorologist sheena parveen joining us. >> trying to drink the water. cutie pie. the summer warmth continues. some spots in the 90s. your neighborhood weather currently, 79 degrees in parts of south jersey. that's because we have some cloud cover there, but in wilmington it's 83 degrees. other spots in newcastle county in the 90s, harmony hill 93 degrees, 83 in odessa. in sussex county, look at the onshore wind and what it'sing to to the temperatures here. rehoboth beach 72 degrees. 81 georgetown, 84 in harrington. quite a bit of a difference as you get closer to the beaches. also with our neighborhood weather your seven-day forecast is always going to be at the bottom of the screen for you. on radar, we're dry. we've basically been dry all day and warm, but a few tiny showers have managed to pop up. that's really about all we're

expecting for the rest of the evening. one tiny shower kind of dying out near bensalem and middletown right across 95. that's the only one we have currently. q"q$e no lightning with this. it's mostly light rain. by 6:00 p.m. in the philadelphia area, 71 degrees. pennsylvania suburbs will drop down to the upper 50s by tomorrow morning. and if you're in the lehigh valley right around 60 degrees and still looking dry tomorrow. also another warm day but not as hot as today. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up. new information on a baby born in new jersey with birth defects cause ld by the zika virus. doctors say it's a reminder for the medical community and congress to do as much as possible to keep the epidemic from reaching the u.s. keith jones has that update. today one doctor said it would be catastrophic for a young healthy patient looking to become pregnant or is pregnant to encounter the zika virus.

doctors at hackensack university medical center in new jersey delivered the baby girl via c-section yesterday. she was born premature at about 35 weeks. the 31-year-old mother was diagnosed with zika in her native honduras and then traveled to new jersey for more treatment. the case is causing concern for other pregnant patients. >> patients in new jersey are constantly coming to us, doctor, i'm pregnant. can i go out by the pool? what do i do? am i going to get a zika infection? and the answer is most likely not because we don't have a lot of cases within the united states. >> the baby is now receiving nutrition through an iv. doctor will monitor its ability to suck and swallow, to eat, as they would with any premature baby. this is the second baby born in the u.s. with birth defects from zika. the first was born in hawaii to a woman who had lived in brazil. jim? >> keith jones, thank you. a developing story in

southern california now. the lapd confirming two people have been killed in aed in suicide shooting on the ucla campus today. police put the campus on lockdown after the shooting as they search for a possible active shooter, but there was no gunman on the loose. the campus was on lockdown for a few hours but that was lifted in the past 45 minutes or so. nbc10 will keep an eye on the situation and bring you updates from california. at home, an off-duty philadelphia police officer fired his gun at a suspect, but one of the bullets smashed into the lobby at temple university hospital. investigators say the shooting happened late last night in north philadelphia. happened when a car crashed into the officer's motorcycle and the driver took off. no one was hurt during the shooting. officers found the suspect's car near sixth and came bria. the driver turned herself in this morning but police haven't release her name. decision 2016 coverage now. democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton is rallying for votes in new jersey

with help from one of the state's biggest rockers. jon bon jovi campaigned with clinton today at rutgers university in new york. senator cory booker also appeared at the event. the rocker talked about why he thinks clinton is the right fit for america and seemed to take a jab at donald trump. >> we've come too far to let ou tomorrows fall into the wrong hands. we need someone who can unite us, not divide us. >> bon jovi has been a clinton supporter but also donated more than $5,000 to governor chris christie's failed bid for the republican nomination. donald trump says he is new jersey. fox news asked the presumptive gop nominee last night if he thought he could win the state in november. trump said he loves new jersey and says it's like a second home. he says the state needs jobs and that he is going to bring them back. a new poll shows the race for

president is very tight. quinnipiac university released a survey this morning showing hillary clinton leading donald trump by just four points in a head to head matchup. bernie sanders fares better in a hypothetical matchup with trump. 48% to 39%. sanders' campaign has been hitting the grounds heavily in california. right now the senator is participating in a community panel discussion with asian-american and pacific islander leaders in palo alto. california also holds its primary tuesday along with new jersey. voters in montana, new mexico, and south dakota also will head to the polls. the democratic national convention is now less than two months away. mayor jim kenny is encouraging philadelphians to stay in the city even though it may be more crowded than usual. as nbc10's rosemary connors reports, local businesses already making plans to try to accommodate those extra visitors. >> we're going see over 20 constitutional sites, walking the footsteps of america's

founding fathers. >> reporter: school field trip season is on-in full swing on independence mall and the tour guides won't get much of a break before the summer rush. last full weekend in july will be especially busy as 50,000 people are expected to descend upon the city for the democratic national convention. >> every day it's our privilege and honor to be able to showcase america's birthplace to visitors that come here from around the country and around the world, and that's no different for the dmc. >> reporter: prooichtd parties to starting to book dnc week with the constitutional walking tours in philadelphia. >> we're trending well between those who are attending officially for the dnc as well as the guests and the world's media coming to philadelphia. we're looking forward to hosting many of them. >> reporter: big red pedal tours has been readying for convention. >> we have three pedicycles right now. we're expecting a fourth this summer. >> reporter: that will arrive july 1st with enough time to break it in before the delegates get here. right now hiring is a top

priority. >> i'm looking to add another five six staff members this summer to get us ready for the influx of people and for the spike. >> reporter: whether it's a riding or walking tour, visitors will have plenty to do off the convention floor. reporting in old city, rosemary connors, nbc10 news. and less than eight weeks to go until the dnc rolls into philadelphia. the convention kicks off july 25th. now to breaking news concerning that 3-year-old who fell into a gorilla enclosure. ath the cincinnati zoo. within the last few minutes we received the 911 calls from that incident. >> my son fell in the zoo with the gorilla. >> the call came from the mother of the boy who spent about ten minutes with that 450-pound gor rail la saturday. the zoo eventually shot and killed the gorilla. the boy is still recovering. listen how the boy calls 911 for

help. >> my son's in with the gorilla. male gorilla standing over him. >> okay. we do already have it started. we do have help started there, okay? >> okay. be calm. be calm. be calm. be calm. he's dragging my son. i can't watch this. i can't -- >> hang on. >> i can't. >> some contributes want the boy's parents to be charged with negligence and police confirm they are investigating. excuse me. a political heavyweight took a stand in the trial against congressman former chief of staff jim testified about a conference call he had with ed rendell. messina says he was asked about finding an ambassador job for patal's friend weederman. he testified there was nothing

inappropriate about the push from the politician. calling for justice after a judge upheld a life sen tensions of three immigrant brothers convicted of plotting an attack at ft. dix. they rallied outside the courthouse today nape ear upset after a federal judge ruled against those three albanian-born brothers last week. brothers among five people convicted of plotting to kill u.s. soldiers at ft. dix back in 2007. they argued they were wrongly convicted because their lawyers kept them from testifying, but the judge didn't agree. today's protesters say the brothers were caught in a government sting targeting muslims sxwroop a community activist in willington wants the city's african-american residents to be more effective protesters. keith james is there in the gray t-shirt getting pushed away by police officers. back on may 20th he and others were protesting the fact no charges were filed against officers who shot a man in a wheelchair last september. james is now teaching civil

disobedience classes with more protests planned. he says he wants community members to make their voices heard. >> we're actively looking far way for our community members to be peaceful, for us to prevent any rioting from happening here. we do not want this be to be a circus. but we do need justice to be served. >> james says wilmington officers need more cultural training and he says people need to take back their streets and let everyone know that violent crime is unacceptable. new reports out today that four automakers are selling new vehicles with defective takata air bags. according to a senate commerce committee report released today, fiat, civil rights ler, mitsubishi, toyota, and volkswagen have all said they're equipping new cars with the part that causes the air bag problems. this is legal, though. the parts must be recalled by the end of 2018. investigators believe a friendship has picked up signals from the black boxes of an egyptair flight in the

mediterranean. french and egyptian officials help the data recorders will help explain why the plane went down may 19th. all 66 people aboard were killed. search crews were able to find some wreckage and human remains in the days following p crash. record flooding in texas has rivers rising to historic levels, even this jeep just could not handle l off-roading as it was swept away in floodwaters northeast of san antonio. and a very close call for these kayakers who literally got carried away down the water and had to duck to pass right there underneath a bridge. this driver sends an sos message from the roof of his car after he got stuck in floodwaters in dallas. rescue crews reached the man, tossed him a life jacket and boat. boy. hurricane season begins today, and it's already off to a busy start. experts predicting the busiest storm system in the atlantic in three years. forecasters are predicting a season with 10 to 16 named

storms. there have already been two. four to eight could become hurricanes and one to four could become major hurricanes. a gathering today at the shore highlighted the importance of being ready when a hurricane is headed your way. this emergency preparedness conference was put together by cape may county an atlantic city electorate. the goal is to provide people with information and resources that are vital in the event of a serious storm. >> so it's very important that we have that coordination and everybody is aware of just what the procedures are and just what we go through. >> hurricane season runs through november 30th. let's hope we don't have as many as predicted. >> yes. it is expected to be a little more active because we have allah neen forming, the opposite of el nino from last season so we expect more development. we'll keep our eye on it. right now we just had that

posttropical cyclone spinning in the carolinas and virginia. this is the shore and it looks just fantastic. we're looking at nice conditions along the shore and the delaware beaches right now with an onshore wind. that onshore wind is allowing it to be a little cooler at our shore points and delaware beaches. here's what it looks like in center city. we still have that summer twoormt deal with, partly cloudy skies. we had a few spotty showers on radar. really that's it. these are mostly just sprinkles across the area. what we're looking at is lower bucks county, maybe some trying to form in parts of gloucester county. really not much, though. right arnold middletown. one very light shower here. i think that one's kind of dying out. for the rest of the evening we'll keep watching for any extra pop-up showers, although our moisture is fairly limited at the moment. temperatures are mostly in the 80s but right along the shore where we just saw that nice picture. we have a little bit cooler temperatures here with an onshore wind, 77 cape may courthouse, still very comfortable. 73 degrees cape may point.

76 ocean city. but then you get a little bit inland. may's landing, woodbine coming in at 82 degrees. so we're going to stay nice and dry as we go into tomorrow. then it's friday we have to watch out for any thunderstorms. this is future weather, a few sprinkles for the next hour or so. then we're dry overnight. i think we could have some late fog forming for the very early morning hours. 1:00 tomorrow afternoon, maybe a little more cloud cover than we had today. still staying dry. some rain tries to approach, kind of dies off, and it comes back friday. friday, 8:30 in the morning. expect some showers and storms possibly. and the timing of this could change a little built as we get closer to friday. some models are showing this a little built more widespread, but you see friday is expected to be the rainy day with thunderstorms. that all leaves friday night, and going into the weekend we kind of have two different days here. saturday looks dry and sunday looks rainy again. tomorrow's weather, it's still going to be warm but not as hot as today.

today we're in about the mid to upper 80s, some areas in the 90s. tomorrow we'll have an east wind so that will cool things off a little more. 78 degrees bella vista. in the philadelphia suburbs, devin 79. lehigh valley, 77 degrees tomorrow. allentown, easton 77 degrees. for new jersey along the shore, temperatures will be a little cooler around 70 degrees, but areas like haddenfield 79. closer to 80. delaware, upper 70s. 77 tomorrow in dover. a look at the next five days comparing philadelphia to the shore because our shore temperatures will be a little bit cooler. so for tomorrow around 80, philadelphia 70 along the shore, friday, if you're starting your weekend early again,lp friday, looking at showers and thunderstorms, 72 degrees along the shore near 80 for the philadelphia area. saturday looks good. just about partly cloudy, maybe even mostly cloudy in some spots. 81 degrees, philadelphia, 73 if

you're along the shore looking dry. but sunday, that's when that rain chance comes back into the forecast for the second half of the weekend. 81 for philadelphia, 75 degrees right along the shore. monday's looking pretty good, quite a bit drier. also don't forget that seven-day forecast is always right at the bottom of the screen for you. we'll take a look at the rest of the area and what you can expect as we go into your weekend. that's straight ahead. this sea lion pup is on the mend this afternoon after being saved by a pair of police officers in san francisco. pictures show the officers after they found the little guy stranded and shivering in a stairwell monday. they called the marine mammal center while the pup cuddled up to them to stay warm. he was malnourished but is getting the help he needs now. staying with our animal theme here, now to a moose on the loose. this was in the suburbs of boston. a police officer shot this video of the animal just scampering right down the sidewalk this morning. imagine walking out your front door and seeing this. the moose eventually darted into

the woods. got a good stride going there. a school bus driver out of a job for the way she handled students' complaints. >> the kids were begging to open the bus windows on a hot day. next, why the bus driver refused to let them and hear how she responded when a student passed out from the heat. plus, it's spring cleaning season. a lot of people might be trying to make some money off unwanted items they find in the house. that hopes the door to scammers. at 4:30, nbc10 responds is helping consumers avoid bunk buyers. consider it an amber alert for your lost pet and gloucester township is hoping you'll sign up. how fur alert might be able to reunite you with a lost pet. and first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. stocks squeezing out some gains for middle of the week.

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an industry-best, six-year, no-cost powertrain warranty. parents in washington state are heated after a school busht driver refused to let students just roll down the windows on a really hot day. >> several kids became sick and say they were traumatized by the incident. snifl really hot. >> relax. we will be there. i don't care. >> you heard the driver's response there -- i don't care. the incident happened back on april 19th. and the driver told students they could not roll down the windows because that would set off alarms. the ride home reached a boiling point when a classmate passed out. the drive told students to fan her but just kept going. >> you don't just keep on driving and leave it up to little kids. they don't know.

they don't know what they're doing. >> the school district says they are sorry the driver was not more compassionate with the students. the bus company says the driver is no longer an employee. new video of what was a rough ride for passengers on a united airlines flight trying to land at newark airport. a passenger recorded this from inside the plane yesterday. see that right there? the plane bounced on the runway a couple times before the pilot gave up and took off again. panels from the plane's ceiling fell onto the aisle during the rough land eight tempt. no one was hurt here, and there were cheers when the plane successfully landed 20 minutes later. turbulence. one man's trash is another man's treasure pap lot of people make money on the concept selling their unwanted stuff. >> but if you aren't careful, it can cost you. next, nbc10 responds has a warning to seller who is may be targeted by scammers. how you can safely sell and avoid bunk buyers. >> loip.

fed up with the fight. locals say brawls on the boardwalk are putting businesses and tourists at risk. now police on the jersey shore are taking action.

it's time for spring cleaning. some of us are declutter, maybe selling old stuff. >> if you post things online, thieves may be posing as pry byiers trying to clean out your wallet. harry harrison has a warning. >> that's right. everybody is getting inundated. we are seeing an old scheme pop up in new way. now some app users are being

targeted. >> my wife and i were trying to sell furniture we don't use. >> reporter: russell posted pictures of his deck furniture on an app that lets users buy and sell items. >> within two days, i got a response. the gentleman asked me to put it on hold and put it as sold. >> reporter: you thought you had a sale. >> yep. >> reporter: they traded e-mails about payment. in the final e-mail the buyer says he sent a check to cover the $380 asking pricefá plus exa crash he needed to wire to the movers that would come to get the furniture. >> i got a check in the mail for just under $3,000. >> reporter: that's right. almost $2,500 more than he expected. the big overpayment made him suspicious. >> i called the bank that's written on the check and it was a bogus cashier's check. >> reporter: he didn't fall for it and neither should you. we reached out to the app

company. they recommend first buy and sell in person. avoid deals that avoid shipping items. next, deal only in cash. do not accept wire or check payments. and if you experience fraud, report your experience to wallaupon. he says he contacted nbc10 responds because he wanted to make sure you knew about the scheme. wallapop tells us users should report this type of activity to the company, and if there is a problem with another user is app has a block option. >> seemed a little too easy, right? >> and remember, folks, you're going to get a big check for something you're trying to sell for a couple hundred bucks, forget about it. and don't send money to anyone when you're the one trying to make money. >> kind of backwards. >> okay, harry. thanks. reach harry at nbc10 responds by heading to our website, nbc10.com. click on the nbc10 responds page. you fill out the consumer complaint form or call 610-668-7377.

responsibili coming up tomorrow on nbc10 responds, a homeowner says her gas bill spiked when no one was living there. she called nbc10 responds. we took action. that story tomorrow on nbc10 news at 4:00. pennsylvania's rolling out temporary rules now to get its new medical marijuana program up and running. state secretary said today her agency is writing regulations and fielding calls from people or processors. the rules will set standards for tracking plants, certifying physicians, and licensing growers. dispensaries and doctors. the stage is now set for a new city-wide soccer tournament designed to bring together philadelphia's many immigrant communities. >> ivory coast. >> mayor kenny announced the first round for the philadelphia international unity cup. it consists of 32 teams. each team is made up of philadelphians representing a

different country. in cement and october they will compete in a world cup-style soccer tournament across the city. we have a live look at citizens bank park now. this is where the international unity cup championship game will be played in november. those participating say soccer is the perfect sport to bring immigrant communities together since it's an international game. >> i'm excited about the mayor has brought to philadelphia. we think it's going to go a long way bringing the african communities and the immigrants here in philadelphia area together. >> the tournament's 32 teams will represent nations in north america, south america, central america, africa, asia, europe, and the caribbean. some new jersey homeowners could soon see their gas bills really trop. >> yeah. up next, how much in savings could soon be coming. plus, singling out salt. the step the fda is taking to try to make the food we eat healthier.

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winter gas bills will be going down for several hundred thousand people in new jersey. pse&g wants to cut gas bills by 7.4% next winter. it would save the average customer $64. if aproofed the new rates would take effect this october. june signals the start of the busy summer travel season. a study out today reveals the top driving distractions for teenagers.

aaa found nearly 60% of teen crashes are a as a result of distractions behind the wheel. 12% were caused by talking or texting on cell phones. aaa says one of the best thing parents can do is teach by example. the government wants to make your food less salty. today it released a list of sodium guidelines for companies and restaurants. the guidelines set limits for about 150 categories of foods, everything from cereals to pizza. they're not mandatory, but the government hopes the food industry will comply. coffee may be your morning fuel. but have you ever considered drinking a gas-infused brew? starbucks planning to serve iced coffee with nitrogen gas on tap by the end of the summer. it's part of the coffee giant's new lineup of chilled drinks poured from a cold bar. nitro coffee is known for having a rich, creamy feel with a sweet flavor. so that's what that gas was about. >> we were talking about that during the commercial break,

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participate in a treadmill challenge today at the shops at liberty place. the nonprofit back on my feet combats homelessness through the power of running as well as jobs and housing resources. the group is hoping to raise $10,000 to put six new members through program. >> a real superhero who's been fighting a brave bat. >> today the delaware county kindergartner stepped on stage to sing his fight song. ♪ this is my fight song take back my life song ♪ >> aw. max joined his classmatesym at lake view elementary school in ridley park to sing and recruit a poem. the performance was a surprise for max. he's been battling cancer for the last year and a half, but he's in treatment right now, going to school as much as he can. >> the community, everyone around, hi family have been incredibly supportive. i mean, since the beginning when max was diagnosed. >> so great. the kindergartners also wore these superhero t-shirts that

they purchased to raise money for max's family. >> instead of the s for superman, the m for max. very clever. such a great song too. inspires so many people. >> we wish him all the best. today is your last chance to try and help a local nonprofit win $50,000. >> the deadline is here for the wawa foundation's first-ever hero award. one local nonprofit making a difference in our area could win a $50,000 grant. three others will win $10,000 each. the checks will be presented on the 4th of july during wawa welcome america, which you can watch live on nbc10. for more information visit the wa wawafoundation.org. today is that deadline to enter plenty of sunshine out there today and warm temperatures. we're in the mid-80s through parts of lehigh valley, 83 degrees in wilmington and delaware.

from our live cameras you see mostly sunny to partly cloudy. 83 degrees our pennsylvania suburbs where we have dry conditions. so closer look here. we have some mid to upper 80s too. 85 degrees west bradford township. kenneth square is near 90 degrees right now. so some of our suburbs do heat up quite a bit dmending what neighborhood you're in. 83 degrees melbourne, 84 exton. collegeville, a little high on the reading so most likely close to 90 degrees. 86 ft. washington, 86 north wales and in bucks county, temperatures mostly in the low 80s. quite a difference here. bensalem, 82, newtown 82 degrees as well. we're all nice and dry at the moment except for a few tiny sprinkles around. one small shower here. we have not seen much in the way of rain today. just a random pop-up shower. but there is one now trying to develop a little more. it's fairly small. it's moving into south philly here. but the heaviest of sit right around 76 moving towards 95 in south philly.

this is going to try to move into the philadelphia area, but a lot of these showers have really struggled to hold together. so i think over the next hour or two we could see a couple more pop-up showers. i don't think it's going to be a big deal though. for tomorrow we're going to be warm but not as hot as today. so the warmth does continue. that's our first headline as we move forward in the forecast. 78 degrees tomorrow in redding through the lehigh valley. bethleh bethlehem, 78 degrees. we'll have an east wind tomorrow, an onshore wind from the atlantic so it will be a little cooler. 78 degrees phoenixville, 79 west chester. we'll still be warm. it will still feel in some cases like summer warmth. 80 degrees fair mount, 83 degrees mt. airy. tomorrow, upper 70s for haddenfield, mostly sun-in skies. at the shore, onshore wind, 72 galloway township, 70 degrees atlantic city, 70 in avalon. you're in delaware along the beaches like rehoboth, the

onshore wind should only give you the low 70s. dover 77 degrees. wilmington coming in at 78 degrees. before the week is over we have some rain in the forecast. thunderstorms return as we go into friday. here's future weather. we could have some patchy fog overnight tonight. tomorrow afternoon we really do look to be on the dry side, just some more clouds moving in. then we go into friday. you see some scattered showers and storms trying to develop in the early morning hours. some models are even putting it in in the afternoon. so we'll have to watch that very closely. but we do have rain in the forecast before the weekend gets here. for the weekend, though, we have kind of a half-and-half forecast. drier saturday but then we have some rain coming back. as we go into sunday. here's your weekend forecast for friday, showers and storms moving through, kind of scattered in nature. for the pennsylvania suburbs, 83 degrees if you are in the lehigh ñ nw jersey, in the suburbs of new jersey closer to the shore, 72 degrees. saturday we're looking dry. temperatures mostly right around

80 degrees. but then we go into sunday and there you see the showers and storms do start to come back in the forecast. also don't forget your seven-day forecast always at the bottom of the screen for you. so at least you'll have one nice day out of the weekend there for at least your saturday looks pretty good. we'll keep watching the rain for friday. friday. lo too bad. kind of scattered showers and storms in the forecast but of course we'll be updating you as we get closer because we all want a nice dry weekend of course. >> i know. at least one good day. saturday. >> saturday looks dry, then the rain comes back sunday. we'll track the timing as we get close to it. >> a 50/50 kind of weekend. >> it is. american ninja warriors coming back to nbc tonight. the highly anticipated summer competition begins its new season at 8:00 p.m. american ninja warrior crowned its first-ever million-dollar winner last season. nbc10's keith jones got a chance to run the obstacle course last week. >> there he is! >> there he goes.

don't fall in! he made that one. should we keep watching? close your eyes. you don't want to see how it ends. the trials were held in portsmouth. you'll see him when it airs june 27th on nbc10. don't let go of the rope! >> so strong. he's right over here waiting in the wings. he really did well. he got through a lot of the obstacles. there are people who train for months and months. >> he didn't have a lot of advance warning he was doing that thing. >> and did that well. amagz. >> you have to see how he does. finding a missing pet is going around posting flyers around the neighborhood. >> the new tool one local town is getting to help pet owners reconnect with their missing animals. on nbc 10 news at 5:00, thousands who rely on food stamps could lose their benefits starting today. we'll look at who's affected by these newñ2h)ules and what they can do to get their benefits

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gone are the days of the flyers stapled to a neighborhood tree or telephone pole. there's a new app that will help reunite you and a lost pet. >> it's called fur alert. and gloucester township is the first new jersey community to promote it. cydney long explains how it works. >> i love her to death and i'd be distraught if something happened to her, she was lost.

>> reporter: no secret how much we love our pets. daisy is 12 weeks old. her cute face will join the database fur alert. >> i want to send fur alert to rest of the community. >> reporter: consider it an amber alert for lost pets, a free download that utilizes gps technology. fur alert puts lost dog owners and finders in touch with each other. a push notification sent to your phone gives you all the details. >> you get a picture, a map of where the pet was reported missing, details about the pet and the owner's contact information so you can quickly make contact even if you can not or will not approach the animal. >> good boy. it's an awesome idea. it's scary to lose your pet. he's new to me so he's not real familiar with the area and it's nice to know there's something out there to help find him. >> that family at that moment, that is an emergency. >> reporter: in 2015 alone gloucester township police got 103 calls for lost animals. they also found 80 strays. in one of their facebook posts about a lost dog, it was shared

700 times and reached 42,000 people. police will still utilize their social media but say fur alert will ayear to date some of their call volume. >> what's important about this is, one, it's immediate. people will receive the notification coming to their mobile device. something that fur alert offers that capability. >> will it cut down on the number of animals that find themselves in shelters? >> hopefully, yes. >> reporter: will you sign up for it? >> i absolutely will, now that i know about it. >> reporter: corvkocorey donova launched it in january. it's being used in 49 states and puerto rico. it shouldn't replace microchips or a collar or tag. fur alert has been noif renighting pets and owners when time and distance are the enemy. from gloucester township, cydney long, nbc10 news. nbc10 news at 5:00 is next. here are keith jones and rosemary connors. >> we were talking about people's pelts. there are so many other an ma'ams that need good homes. >> some are abandoned, others

are rescued. this group of dogs has an unusual survival story nap's next at 5:00. plus this -- [ bleep ] >> whooo! >> they come to the boardwalk for fun but tourists at the jersey shore are seeing brawls instead. now locals are pushing for a crackdown. >> and a mother's cry for help. nbc10 has just gotten the 911 call she made after her son fell into that gorilla exhibit in cincinnati. we'll have that next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. 10 news at 5:00.

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my son fell in the zoo witho the gorilla. >> a desperate plea for help. >> nbc10 has just obtained the 911 call from the mother whose son was trapped with the 450-pound gorilla at the cincinnati zoo. >> jacqueline london has been listening to the call and is live with us now. >> keith and rosemary, as you know, this is a story that has captured everyone's attention and everyone continues to talk about it. that 3-year-old fell into a gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo saturday. as you know, the zoo eventually shot and killed the gorilla. the boy is still recovering. i want you to listen now as the boy's mother calls 911 for help. >> at the cincinnati zoo. my son fell in with the la. a male gorilla is standing over

him. >> okay. we do already have it started. we do already have help started there, okay? >> okay. isiah, be calm, be calm. be calm. be calm. he's dragging my son. i can't watch this. i can't -- >> hang on. >> some contributes want the boy's parents to be charged with negligence and police confirmed they are investigating. meanwhile, we can tell you the boy's family today said he just had a checkup and the boy is doing well. the family issued a statement. it reads in part, "we continue to praise god for his grace and mercy and to be thankful to the cincinnati zoo for their actions taken to protect our child." the boy's parents also said today some people have offered money but they recommend a donation to the cincinnati zoo. live in the digital operations center, jacqueline london, nbc10 news. also tonight the search far killer. >> philadelphia police have just