track more thunderstorms. "nbc 10 news" at 5:00 starts right now. we've got heavy rain, lightning, and damaging winds. those are just some of the conditions we can expect from a lain of storms heading our way. >> we got a bit of break today, but we're not out of the woods yet. let's go to meteorologist sheena parveen on what we can expect. sheena? >> a beautiful day across the aura. we have a nice break from yesterday's storms to tomorrow's storms. not everyone saw what we had. soe south delaware and jersey. what we're looking at is the rain backing off. doesn't look very impressive right now. we could see showers and storms moving in. we're still nice and dry and clear. tomorrow, severe storm threat. this yellow shaded area. it does include philadelphia, south jersey, and delaware. so as we go through the day tomorrow potentially in the morning and later at night, we

could see storms containing damaging winds, lightning, hail, and heavy rain. that's going to be the storm threat for tomorrow. keep an eye on the sky. take the umbrella before you leave. here's a look at the planner. tonight we're going to be dry around 77 degrees by 10:00 p.m. that's very warm. by 6:00 a.m. we could see showers developing. the development of storms early tomorrow. same thing with lehigh valley. if you're in new jersey or delaware, you would most likely see these later in the day. although we can't rule out showers and storms in the later morning hours. but, again, it could come in two rounds tomorrow. i'll shoal you that coming jup count on the nbc 10 app to keep you prepared. download it for free to get weather alerts and interactive radar. now to the gun debate that's got them using civil rights

tactics to get their voices heard. >> they're demanding a sit-in in the wake of the nightclub massacre in orlando. there's a live look right now at the floor of the house through a social media stream from c-span. when it started, speaker ryan put the house into recess shutting off the cameras, so most of what we see is from twitter and facebook posts from lawmakers. let's go to nbc 10's jim rosenfield. >> hundreds of democrats sitting on the floor of the house. they say they will not leave the house until they bring a stricter law on gun control. john lewis is leading the demonstration and several have made an appearance including connecticut's chris murphy who you may recall led last week's 15-hour senate filibuster on senate control.

bob brady is taking part in it as well. he step wade a few moments earlier to speak with us by phone. >> i'm not trying to take anyone's gun away whiechl do you need multiple clips and thousands of ammo. what do we do? a moment of silence? that's not good enough. >> congressman is proposing a bill that would prevent the state legislature from overturning a local law. new jersey congressman donald norcross also among the protesters. he represents new jersey's first congressional district which includes camden. new jersey's senator cory booker is also there in the sit-in on the house floor. we reached out to several local republican lawmakers on all this. we'll hear back. fornow live in our digital operation center, jim

rosenfield. keith? skyforce 10 live overing a forest fire. authorities have evacuated several homes in browns mills. just about an hour ago officials say the fire was starting during range training at the base. fort fatly nobody was hurt. skyforce 10 was over another fire. a fire truck went up in flames. here you can see the bright flames, thick black smoke as well. the plant is on church road. at least one person is hurt. we're still working to find out how seriously. new at 5:00, a bucks county woman suspended from her job at acme for dressing in red, white, and blue is returning to work. she wore a red, white, and dress

on memorial day. the issue has been resolved and patrick will be returning to the supermarket very soon. it is equality day. they're planning to pass comprehensive equal rights presentation. dozens of lawmakers are calling for the fairness act to pass. supporters argue it's legal to fire someone from their job at pennsylvania a person's sexual orientation. the governor offered his support. >> the declaration of independence says all of us, every one of us, is endowed by our creator of certain inalienable rights. >> they do not have rights for the lgbt community. a jury of his peers found him guilty on all counts.

nbc 10's andre klein tochls has more. >> legal experts were shocked that chaka fattah was charged on all 22 counts. they want to make sure he doesn't spent the rend of his life in federal prison. >> it's been a very tough day. i'll confer with my lawyers. >> reporter: he'll continue to fight for leniency. attorney joel bennett says it may also hurt him as they're expected to argue how he abused a position of power and trust for personal gain as they

pursued jail time. >> i'm guessing anywhere between five and ten years. it could be up to nine or ten. >> in addition to that, forfeiture and seizures like the congressman's home in the poconos to pay back money that was taken. >> i do expect him to keep the seat from now until then because money is a big issue of him because of fines and forfeiture issues. >> reporter: it continues to sunk in. in addition to his legal troubles, fatah has to determine whether north he'll resign from congress, and today there are new calls to do. so coming up at 6:00, i'm going to tell you how the democratic national convention factors into that. reporting live, aundrea klein thomas. >> thank you. it's happening tonight. the street's department will

shut down mlk drive between the arts museum circle and sweet brier drive starting at 9:00. workers will be fixing the road and the sidewalks there. they'll work to prevent future flootsd in rainstorms. ite expected to reopen by 5:00 tomorrow morning, so it shouldn't impact the morning rush. new at 5:00, marital status can't get you fired in new jersey. the state supreme court rule thad the discrimination law applies to those single, married, or transitioning. it was brought by robert smith who said he was fired in 2006 after splitting with his wife who was a co-worker. the democratic national convention is almost here. minus 32 days and counting until the eyes of the political world will be watching the city of philadelphia. let's take a live look at the wells fargo center.

it's the site of the summer's convention. that's where some activity is going on right now. inside workers are making room for f,000 delegates who will pack the floor. crews have removed seats for a stage that will sit along the side of the arena, not at the end, so everyone will have a better view. they're gearing up for this historical event. >> to see the first african-american president transitioning to the first female nominee. >> they're also working to convert the suites into mini tv studios and broadcasts including nbc 10. several members of the philadelphia 2016 host committee took part in the question-and-answer session at the union league in philadelphia. they shared information. a murder mystery on the main line. a way dough found dead inside

her home. why property tax records now on this home are coming into question in the police investigation. plus, a police chase through a new jersey neighborhood, but police weren't at a suspect. they were after this. why they were so desperate to get him. and school's out for philadelphia. what can they expectation when they return in the fall. the community school's motto that could bring big changes to the district.

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right now at 5:00, main line murder that has the chester county neighborhood and police searching for answers. >> that's right. family and friends will say a final good-bye. they found denise barger's family at her home on heatherstone drive. that's where nbc 10's deanna durante is live this evening. >> deah narieanndeanna, what ar about her case? >> reporter: they did not want to talk about what happened. police at this point are not saying much about the case as well. it was a family member who discovered 62-year-old denise barger. one relative told me she was quiet, unassuming, and didn't deserve this.

differe tredffrin police are not saying how she died. on this street off 252, there's not a lot of traffic and residents who talked with us off camera say they don't remember seeing anything out of the ordinary. she was a recent widow and tax records show the home was sold on june 10th. barger was found dead inside seven days later. now, neighbors here again not saying much about what happened here. some of them saying they don't think if someone was responsible for the crime they would come back to the neighborhood. police will only say that her cause of death, blunlts force trauma, and they're calling this a homicide. live from berkeley, dina deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> a car was stopped with a car

full of weapons. they're both from zionsville in lehigh county. officers stopped them at the holland tunnel tuesday. they were with another woman kimberly arrant. cramsey told them they were heading to new york to save a teenage girl with drugs. cramsey's daughter died over a drug overdose earlier this year. the three pled not guilty and were held on $75,000 cash bail. officers stopped their brightly colored vehicle because it had a broken windshield. they say they also found a stash of guns and knives along with ammunition, helmets, and night vision goggles. now to new information on the murder of a rising music star from burlington county. a friend of the man who killed christine grimmie said the gunman had become fixated on the singer last year. today the police released a report that includes an interview of man who zriems himself as the only friend of

kevin loibl. he murdered grimy after she signed autographs after her concert in orlando two weeks ago. he then killed himself. loibl's friend said he constantly watched grimmie's social media. she became a fan favorite on nbc's show "the voice." to this now, a delaware county family recovering after being rescued from their burning home. crews pull all five members after the fire escape this morning. three of them are children. the building is at yarnell and west third streets. one man tells us he was in bed when he heard shouting. >> i looked out the bathroom window, seen the apartment on fire. there's a family of seven next door. so my first instimgt was to try to get them out. i ran next door, was kicking on the door to help -- you know, make sure they got out.

>> investigators are still trying to figure out what started this morning's fire. well, school is out for summer. for students in philadelphia, today with us the last day. nbc 10 was at roxborough school as kids filed in. the same for shawmont. for some, the work is just beginning. mayor jim kinney wants to transform 25 schools into community schools. the goal is to have struggling cities' schools merge to open clinics and programs at the school's facilities. resources would be available to the children and parents during the day and then to the community after hours. >> most of our kids have needs well beyond the classroom, whether it's growing up in poverty or experiencing trauma or not having enough money to afford a winter coat or dental

care or nutritious food. >> into this. an area that's vibrant and robust. >> officials hope to transform the current play area outside to a lush community park and garden. and with that, pool season kicks off in philadelphia. nbc 10 was in the myer pool. mayor kenny was there. you saw him blow the whistle. he opened all the city pools. there are more than 70 throughout philadelphia. i wonder if the water was warm. >> the mayor was smart to wear a suit. if he was dressed in anything dressed down h e may have got an little push. >> let's send it over to sheena parveen. it's hot enough but there are storms on the way. >> yes, that's right.

it's hot enough. this weekend will be too. before the weekend we're tracking more thunderstorms. a beautiful look at rehoboth beach right now. we have thin clouds around. as we go through the rest of the afternoon, temperatures are going to stay on the warm side. so as we go through, our neighborhood temperatures were in the low to mid area. mostly low 80th at this moment, but if you're in new castle county, 85 degrees. 86 marshalton. 84 in odessa. if you're closer to the beaches, you're still looking at the low 80s. rehoboth beach coming in at 80. allendale coming in at 80. a nice warm day. a live look at satellite and radar, we're in the clear. you see a line of showers stretching all the way to chicago. they're not very organized right now. but as we go into tomorrow, we do expect a cluster of

thunderstorms to go through. we could see them in the morning and late at night. either way, we have the threat for some of these to become severe. this is a severe storm throughout tomorrow. the yellow shaded area shows the highest risk. we're in it. it includes delve yark it includes delaware, south jersey and lower montgomery, lower bucks county and parts of chester county. so with any storms, the potential is there. just be aware of that. make sure you have your umbrella with you. also don't forget your seven-day forecast forecast is also scrolling in the bottom of the screen. here's future weather. this will show you the timing of the storms. tonight we stay nice and dry. clouds start to increase for tomorrow morning. by about the later part of the morning commute, we see showers and thunderstorms roll in. this could be 10:30 in the morning. grab the umbrella before you leave thachlt could be the first round. we could still see showers or

pop-up thunderstorms. and then later tomorrow night, take a look what the model's doing here. 11:00 p.m., we could have a cluster of some pretty strong storms moving through. i think it moved through the majority of the area. the timing could change. sometimes when the cluster of storms get together, they end up moving faster than originally thought. as we go into tonight and tomorrow morning, we'll have a better idea on the timing of this as it starts to organize a little more. tomorrow, it will stay in the 88 898 89 -- 80s. dover coming in at 81 degrees tomorrow. so we go into tomorrow. if we're looking at philadelphia and the shore, thunderstorms in the forecast. we're dry on friday. and into the weekend if you're heading to the shore, temperatures will be a lot warmer. philadelphia near 90 degrees.

more details coming up. desperate to come up with cash to try to avoid a state takeover. we're talking about atlantic city. what the struggling shore destiny is putting up for sale as the city faces an approaching deadline to get its finances in order. plus, a vibrant athletic 11-year-old who loves to try new things. we'll introduce you do this week's "wednesday's child."

tile now for this week's "wednesday's child." >> we're going do that on the high bar now. >> ma clay is a sweet and athletic 11-year-old who loves

to try new things, and from what we saw from the philadelphia gymnastics center, she may have found her calling. >> michaela is a very fun and energetic 11-year-old who loves anything that's athletic, any sport. she loves basketball and gymnastics. >> reporter: she got right in the swing of things. besides her national athletic ability and infectious energy, she has a can-do attitude. >> you've never done this before. >> no snow . >> you're going to keep working on it. >> yes. >> reporter: michaela says she's open to any family as long as they will take her. >> she's fun and full of love. >> reporter: the ideal family would motivate her and encourage her to reach her goals.

>> she would love a single mom or two-parent family home with older children in the home would be best. >> reporter: do you everyone investigation what a family would look like. >> a mom to take me to gymnastics and a dad to play catch. >> michaela is this week's "wednesday's child.." >> and if you'd like to help make michaela's dream come true or any wednesday child, go to www.nbc10.com and search wt kwens's child." you can call the national adoption center 1-866-do-adopt. onto the white house. >> you know who we're talking about. >> of course, i do. come on. my villanova wildcats. >> keith's villanova wildcats bringing home victories. coming up, the award that brought the team together today.

major cleanup under way at the jersey shore after severe storms topple trees and rip off rooftops. >> it is super overwhelming. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg with how long people have to wait to get their power on. this little boy is getting a special trip as he bravely battles a rare condition. we'll explain all new at kk. k.

tree after tree after tree thrown across lawns in cape may county. yesterday's storms tore off roofs, brought down wires, and pelted people with heavy rain. this is what first alert radar looked like yesterday as the strong storms moved quickly over cape may county, and take look at all those lightning strikes along with it. today's break from the storms gave dozens of people down the shore time to clean up that a lot of cleanup. ted greenberg takes us on a tour of one of the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: with both her front and backyards filled with toppled trees, a crushed pickup truck, and other damaged property, jessica hennessey is

overwhelmed. >> daunting. thank goodness my mother-in-law is here to help us. otherwise i might be crying. >> reporter: she hits in the middle of the hart hid area where many spent yesterday cleaning up from severe storms that tore through cape may county with up to 80-mile-an-hour winds. a tree came down and crashed on this side the house. >> reporter: as a contractor, he'll do the work himself. it will cost him in more ways than one. >> it's a busy time of year. it's going put me way behind. >> reporter: we were there when the national weather center toured the damage today. winds, not a tornado was responsible. >> basically we saw all the trees pointing in the same direction, so that led us to the conclusion this was a basically

straight downward trend. >> this tree fell down on his home and pool. he's hoping the get it salvaged. >> just got it cleaned up yesterday. was hoping for a swim and then this happened. >> the wires are hanging across my walkway. >> reporter: mary onmorano is still without power as security cruise work to get power going. >> no air conditioning. that's why you need to stand back from me. i'm so hot and sweaty, and i need a shower. >> reporter: a director tells me will have power are e-stored by tonight but some folks might be waiting until tomorrow afternoon. >> what a difference a day makes. take a look at this picture. this is cape may. if you think about it yesterday at this time, dark storm clouds were really hovering over the beach and it was empty. now it's just packed. >> taking advantage. hey, it's summer.

the threat for severe weather not over yet. tracking another round of damaging stormed that are headed our way. nbc 10 news the alert sheena parveen has more on the conditions that could affect your neighborhood. sheena? >> yes, rosemary and keith, it doesn't look all that threatening. it's not very organized just yet, but by tomorrow we do expect it to be across part of the area. so we expect some thunderstorms to be rolling in, some of which could be strong severe. right now we're in the clear. we're dry, maybe a few sprinkles trying to move into parts of southern delaware, but for the most part this evening will be remaining dry and warm. take a look as we go through the evening. temperatures remaining in the 80s and staying warm overnight. now look at tomorrow night. 8:00 a.m. in the morning. some models are showing storms.

others are showing the morning and the evening, so we could see some storms early in the morning and another round late tomorrow night. temperatures by 8:00 a.m. still in the mid to upper 60s, but we could be dealing with thunderstorms. coming up, we'll take a closer look at the timing on these storms and where you can expect them and which yaurs are at the greatest risk, plus a look to your first official weekend coming up. >> we'll see you then. thanks, sheena. count on the "nbc 10 news" app. you can download it for free for severe weather alerts and interactive radar on your smartphone. turning to new video on an armed robbery, take a look at this. this man is being looked for. he vaulted over the counter, demanded drugs from employees, took off with some pills and the employee's car. the car was later recovered.

police say the gunman may live in west philadelphia. now to decision 2016. punch and counter-punch. presidential front-runners hillary clinton and donald trump are trading jabs in another atachlkt clinton reacted to t m tru trump's criticism of her. she told a crowd of supporters why she believes they're calling her names. >> he's going after me personally because he has no answers on the substance. >> clinton's reaction followed a morning meeting with democrats on capitol hill. in new york today donald trump blasted hillary clinton's record as secretary of state. the presumptive gop nominee also accused clinton of using that office to steal money. trump told the crowd there if elected he would impose tough new ethics roles to restore dignity to clinton's former job.

you can follow the campaign and read social updates from the campaign trail right now on the nbc 10 app. back here at holmdel ware state police are looking for jewelry thieves. two armed men held up a jewelry store. investigators say the men walked in, forced employees to the back of the store, broke a glass display skas and removed jewelry before taking off. luckily no one was hurt. new at 5:30. atlantic city is scrambling to find more money to bolster its finances before a deadline hits at the end of the year. tomorrow they plan to sell off land that it owns. it's looking to raise fines for parking tickets. they have another five months to get it.

>> camp pals are for life, right? nbc 10 was in center city for the start of the summer camp pals program. dozens of adults with down syndrome were at the institute. today focused on learning and just having fun. >> actually climbed the brain. >> something else you did here? >> make new friends. >> climb the brain, walk through the heart. great day. flan to treat hundreds of campers and counselors for a summer f fun at several locations throughout the area. well, it seems like it was just yesterday, but actually it was two months since villanova won the national title. >> what's that, rosemary? they did what? oh, they won the nags tional ti.

a division of the philadelphia convention and visitors builder handed out the awards. the team was recognized for how they handled themselves both on and off the court. it's surely a night i'll never forget. that was me going from professional to fan boy in 4.7 seconds. kris jenkins knocks down that buzzer beater game winner. that i take home the title. and after that, the men's national basketball championship in school history. 2016 next to that title win in 1985. >> i think hands-down you definitely get the award for biggest fan. >> i'm a super fan, that's for sure. i can't even hide it. coming up, a rescue effort for bringing down a bear. the new jersey police went after the bear. and the bear's injury that had

them going after him. plus an outcry from cavs fans fresh off the team's championship. how they saved a big lebron banner from going away for good.

a championship celebration 52 years in the making. finals mvp lebron james taking in the sights there among the crowd. an estimated 800,000 fans turneds out to wav ttch the cavaliers parade. it's the first major sport championships since 1964. it looks like this iconic banner of lebron will stay around for a while. sherwood williams had plans to take the banner down for good

before the rnc to celebrate the company's 100th anniversary, but after a fan petition and backlash on social media, they announced the banner will be back up in the fall. coming up, summer vacation, you need to pack. >> guess what? there's an app for that, surprise, surprise. pack pro, travel list are much more than apps that create lips. they can input lengths of stay, plan for multiple trips at the same time. sounds exhausting. isn't the point of the vacation to relax? all are available for a small charge in the app store or on google play. well, a beautiful day today, but tomorrow we're watching some thunderstorms approaching the area again, and some those could be strong to severe. i'll show you the timing on it and who can expect it, plus your weekend forecast for the first weekend of summer. that's coming up next. jooirngs

. impacting a breakfast time staple. >> an advocacy group shows it unsanitary and unsettling conditions inside a henhouse connected to ed ted to a major

supplier. we tracked down the origins. egg land's best is a brand name that most of us know and today they confirmed this video was taken at a company that supplies eggs for its brand and for other brands. but eggland says the video's tone is desearchive and we warn you some of it is definitely hard to watch. >> these hens live in misery and deprivation. >> this hidden video camera was reported at a hen house in washington state. a briarwood farms employee working undercover for an animal rights group captured video they say shows egg laying hens packed together in cages, feathered loss and escapes hens that fall into mature pits below and become stuck in unsettling conditions. >> no one wants to see animal

abuse and i was definitely. >> this was reported at a hen house in briarwood farms. mercy for animals wants egglands commitment to end caged hens. >> we think they should have full cage free. no hens deserve to be crammed. >> but eggland's best says this targets their company alone when it's the industry standard. 20% is cage free, higher than most competing brands but because of the higher cost for cage-free eggs, cage production remains the most popular. quote, a very small percentage of consumers are willing to pay

the premium for the products. it implies we're a laggard in cage-free rather than a leader. these are hens crammed inside battery cages. >> reporter: they want them pressing charges. eggland's best tells us certain practice like this employee apparently swinging a bird by the neck do not meet company standards. eggland's says their relationship with the supplier is under review. it acknowledging it is deeply disturbing by the, quote, mishandling of some hens in the video. they will review the video further, identify employees if we're able and take immediate and appropriate disciplinary action and retraining measures as needed. >> now, to be very clear, valley fresh foods supplies eggs to

other brands in addition to eggland's. mercy for animals says their underkoer employee alerted the company numerous times but saw no corrective action. well, after yesterday's storms in new jersey and delaware today, we e got a nice break, but tomorrow we have the threat again for some severe storms across the area, so keep this in mind before you head out. take the umbrella with you. keep an eye on the sky. here's a storm for thursday. it's showing the yellow section. it's the highest threat here. it does include the philadelphia area, new jersey and delaware and also lower montgomery and delaware counties. tomorrow, with any storms around, we could see damaging winds, lightning, heavy rain, and the potential for hail. something to keep in mind as you're heading out tomorrow. but by friday we do clear up. so that's good we do have a dry

stretch for friday and the weekend for the first official weekend for summer. and for your weekend, we're going to be feeling like summer temperatures are back to near 0 degrees. also don't forget with our new neighborhood weather. we're nice and dry. if you look back off to our west, we have a line of showers from chicago just around washington and these will ee veb yool lu organize tomorrow into thunderstorms for us and possibly move in in two rounds of storms, so here's future weather. tonight we stay nice and dry. tonight, everything is nice and quiet and tomorrow morning you notice the clouds increasing and potentially early morning showers and maybe even shower storms. could have a cluster moving through the philadelphia area and points south and then we could even still have the chance for some spotty pop of showers or storming through the afternoon. watch what happens tomorrow night though. the computer model's been pretty consistent about bringing in a

cluster of storms by 11:00 p.m. the timing of this could change slightly as we get closer to tomorrow night. so later on tonight we'll have more updates as we go through tomorrow morning. keep in mind we could see a cluster of strong storms later in the evening tomorrow. we could be watching that closely. neighborhood temperatures, low 80s through the philadelphia area. bella vista with thunderstorms around. lansdale with storms. allentown coming in around 81 degrees with thunderstorms. if you're in the new jersey area, haddonfield, low 80s. closer to the show, mid-70s. in delaware, expect temperatures right around 80 droes with those thunderstorms. for your thursday, we expect storms. but by friday we're going to be drying out just in time for the weekend. temperatures back into the mid-80s. if you're heading to the shore, near 80. going on saturday and sunday,its going to feel like summer. around 90 degrees. pennsylvania suburbs staying nice and warm and we go along

the shore. temperatures there mid to low 80s. coming up at 6:00, we'll have a cloiser look on the timing of tomorrow's storms. let's check in with lester holt. he joins us from nbc news in new york. >> good evening, lester. what's coming up on the evening news? >> a historic revolt going on at the capitol. a terror scare outside new york city ends up being a rescue plan and the famous stairway to heaven trial, a rock song stolen. we'll see you back here at 6:00. >> that will get a lot of people talking for sure, lester. thank you. we'll see you at 6:30. in the meantime bring down that bear. why they were desperate to get him some medical attention.

we want to tell you about an unusual police chase. >> they weren't going after a criminal suspect on the run. it was an injured bear that ran from police. police tranquilized the bear after it climbed up a tree. as nbc's brian thompson reports, wildlife officials plan to release the bear once he's healthy. >> first came the tranquilizer

dart and a few minutes later the sedated injured yearling fell some 20 feet or so to waiting net. >> he must have gotten hit by a car, but not too badly. a minor injury, looks like muscle swelling. he's doing pretty good. >> the bear had scammered up the tree after being chased by police. a construction worker jumped to the safety of his truck. >> at first i thought it was a dog. then i thought it was bigger than a dog. i thought, let me get back to my truck because i don't have a truck to get into. >> neighbored saw it but all different reactions. >> wasn't scared. >> i get a call from my 80-something mother and she said she sees a bear. and i'm like, okay, mom. and i come -- >> -- running. >> yeah. >> reporter: this is one of three sightings so far this year in paramus.

animal control officers were upset that some people online had talked about feeding it. >> i sought people posting and how cute he was and how he liked peanut butter and jelly. it's not a good idea. i it's our egos thinking they need us. >> reporter: like all bears captured in the state's heavily populated areas, he will not be allowed to stay here. >> whatever happened to trampoline underneath. >> they must have quite a bit of padding, right? >> i hope so. luckily no one was hurt there. that was brian thompson reporting. >> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is coming up next. sitting to stand up to guns. >> we'll take you inside that sit-in the democrats are staging inside the cap toll building right now that's been capturing the country's attention. pluls, how they're closing the charleston loopholes for

guns in his state. plus, we're tracking the potential for more storms this thursday. when they can hit and what time next in the first alert neighborhood forecast.

let us vote. we came here to do our job. we came here to work. >> right now at 6:00, dozens of

democrats are staging a sit-in on the house floor, refusing to move until there's action on gun control. good evening, everyone. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. the demonstration started hours ago and is likely to continue well into the evening. >> nbc 10's lauren mayk is live in the digital center. no bill, no break. >> yeah, jim. the images they're sharing, they're pretty unusual. i just got off the phone with a local congressman who tells me they're frustrated but he also called today saying they're inspiring. >> reporter: this is video tweeted out by cory booker. look on the floor. members out of their seats sitting on the floor staging a sit-in. that's democrat bob brady at the um