team coverage now. we begin with nbc 10 ease brandon hudson with details on how the suspect and officer came into contact with each other. brendon? >> reporter: rosemary and keith, we'll be spoken to any moment, get answers on the suspect and moments that led up to the shooting. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: hours after police broadcasted the shooter's description, we saw swat at folcroft station apartments. officer dorman shot there this morning, calling for help in a middle of a gunfight. >> i'm shot, i'm shot, i'm shot! >> reporter: hit more than once, including a bullet to the face, but police say he was able to talk. we spoke to neighbors. >> it's a bb gun or something like that going on, and then my dad told us to rush in, it was a serious thing, and it got loud. >> reporter: families waited as swat captured the suspects. an hour later, police cars had

four people in custody. we learned officer dorman was trying to stop people he believed were smoking drugs behind an apartment on baltimore pike. >> i hope the policeman comes out okay. >> reporter: it's time to start at 5:00, but we have not seen police or anyone from the district attorney's office, but as soon as they get here, as soon as the press conference starts, you will see it here live. live in folcroft, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. he joined the police department last year, and he's getting treated at penn presbyterian hospital right now, and that's where we find our reporter, and i understand that his bullet proof vest likely saved his life? >> reporter: that's what the police chief says tonight. one of the doctors said thank god he was wearing his vest. we know he was shot at multiple times, hat three injuries from the gunshot wounds, one hitting the badge right off the uniform.

a chopper carrying officer dor minute arrived before noon at penn presbyterian. he was taken by a fellow police officer to mercy fits gerald, shot multiple times, stabilized there, and flown to west philadelphia. he could have been hit as many as zempb times. >> i was told by the doctors that thank god he had a vest on, so apparently, there may have been several shots into his vest. i don't know front, back, or both, i'm not sure. he's sustained multiple injuries where the vest doesn't cover. >> reporter: he was hit in the face, and one bullet hit his badge, the force so great, ripped from the uniform at the scene. >> he's with us a little over a year, outstanding officer. i can't say enough about him. >> reporter: a a rookie cop and volunteers with the local fire company. he's an outstanding police officer, and despite multiple wounds, he was able to chase the suspect, according to sources. >> talking to the detective who brought him, the first hospital,

and he was able to speak, conscious, and he was able to give a description of the actor. he did very well under those circumstances. >> reporter: and police tell us his parents were able to get here quickly to be by his side and relieved of news the suspected shooter was caught. that is the latest reporting live outside penn presbyterian hospital, nbc 10 news. neighbors tell us they saw officer dorman running down the street after he was shot. some neighbors ended up in the middle of the search, and many evacuated as teams came in with guns drawn. nbc 10's tim furlong watched the action from one neighborhood apartment. he is live now with more on that part of the coverage. tim? >> reporter: rosemary, we got here quickly, but police pushed us back from the area where it happened. the shooting, where the swat was focused, so we went back here and all the residents here told to get back inside, and we went upstairs to watch from an

apartment. pretty scary stuff. >> what they call the old folcroft and it's been violent. been here since 1979. >> reporter: been here for 38 years, and said bad elements are coming into the town, but this was a new one. have you seen this? >> no, it's a quiet neighborhood. >> pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: hearing the shots from the apartment down the block, two kids live with her, got them away to a family member after the shooting. she didn't want them to see the choppers, machine guns, and swat team or see their neighbors looking horrified as they sprinted out of the homes so police could continue the man hunt. neighbors say there are shootings here sometimes, but they did not expect this. >> i was surprised it happened. that's what i'm surprised about. >> reporter: back live, you can see the crime tape there at the folcroft stations apartment, but elmwood is open. i talked to a lot of people

today, nobody here is going to forget what they saw today. live in folcroft, delaware county. >> thank you. stay with us on air and on the nbc 10 app as the investigation comets into the officer shooting. we'll bring you new information the second we get it. now to our first alert weather. the thunderstorms we told you about in the last hour are starting to move out. you can see that as we take a live look at the nbc 0's first alert radar. >> they are moving through south jersey. a live look at conditions in cape may right now. may not look like a perfect beach day now. look at the camera earlier. we'll try to get that up for you, but it will be this weekend. that's the good news. let's get a check on the latest conditions where you live. there's the camera atop the lafeye -- the hotel. almost sat up there perfectly, but as you can see, clearing up nicely.

>> you know, we are going to take a break from weather at this moment. are we getting the news conference in from folcroft? >> checking in with glenn in a bit. meantime, new information on a 4-year-old girl shot and killed in her home. it appears she shot herself. that's according to their initial investigation. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon at a home on north 20th street. police say the girl's 3-year-old sister and mother were home at the time. police say they will continue to invest gait. no charges have been filed. two philadelphia children allegedly killed by their mother in florida were laid to rest today. seven month old st. leo and 3-year-old ariel died june 8 in florida near forty lauder dail. investigators say their mother held a bed shoot over their mouths while visiting relatives. the 40-year-old is behind bars in florida.

she's charged with two counts of premeditated murder. family members tell us she may have been suffering from post partum depression at the time of her children's death. >> you have heard the term brexit, referring, of course; to britain's deciding to leave the european union, and it could cause big troubles for your financial future. up next, a financial expert about what it means for your 401k, and how long until things are back to normal on wall street. plus, donald trump thinks britain's vote could be good news for his presidential bid. why as we get reaction from both campaigns. and later, not on his buck, a new video shows how one driver steps in after one targets one of his passengers. he'll tell us how he reacted quickly, even without his morning coffee coming up.

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police in folcroft, there's a news conference right now. >> that's right. let's go live and listen in. they are 20 seconds in. who you see here is delaware county district attorney jack whale p. >> of an individual, black male, about 6'0", wearing dark clothing behind 1528 elmwood

avenue in folcroft. he was alleged to be violating act 64, which is the drug act, and it appeared from the person that called in, that he was actually selling illegal drugs behind that apartment complex at 1528 elmwood avenue. the officer responded to the location. offer dorman arrived, exited his police vehicle, encountered the defendant, a scuffle ensued, and the defendant callously drew his weapon and fired at officer dorman, striking him seven times, once in the face, four times in the chest, once in the groin, and once in the leg. at this point, a second folcroft officer was dispatched, was en

rou route, was on the street behind the apartment building, actually was able to see the struggle, exited his vehicle, and the defendant at this time turned the gun and started to shoot at the second officer and a second attempt to kill another folcroft officer. he received a call over the radio he could hear officer dorman indicating that he was shot. he was able to go through the apartment, through the alley between the two buildings, and ends up on elmwood avenue where a third folcroft officer was able to attempt to render aid and place the injured officer dorman in his vehicle, rush him to fitzgerald mercy hospital whereupon he was treated and prepped to be transported by helicopter to a philadelphia

hospital is where he's currently at today. we were able to locate the fact that he was the defendant was in the immediate area. we were able to receive help from aatf as well as numerous departments, as well as multiple swat teams as well as the fbi. we had two apartment buildings surrounded and swat in delaware county was act vated. they had the building surrounded for a number of hours and finally was able to take control of the building, enter the apartment where the suspect was, and took them into custody without zerpt. the suspect has been identified as dante brook island, also known as abdul waheim.

he's been, right now, he's in custody at the folcroft police station. we are in the process of continuing this investigation. we're in the process of charging the defendant. the defendant will be charged with attempted murder, certainly two counts. he'll be charged with aggravated assault, two counts. he'll be charged with related offenses. we also learned that the defendant is a career criminal, is a drug dealer. he also has been convicted of firearm violations, various firearm violations, has been serving a sentence, a long sentences of approximately 15 years in the federal penitentiary, and he was only relatively recently released.

again, we want to ask you to keep this officer in your prayers as well as his family. i would ask at in point in time the officer chief from folcroft if he wants toed add or say anything additional. >> thank you for your patience in waiting for us. just got word before we came down that he's still in surgery. they expected the surgery to last an another hour. they are working on his face now. everything else that they were operating on appears to be a success. right now, they are working on the facial damage that he has. opening up to questions if anybody has any. >> how was he shot not face? where? >> apparently through the cheeks. >> through the cheeks? >> yes. >> surgery right now in. >> the man who does the

shooting, island? >> yes. >> he shoots officer dorman seven times and attempts to shoot at the man -- >> second officer. >> second officer. seven times, that's unbelievele. >> it's unbelievele that he's alive, and from what i'm gathering through the family at the hospital, his parents spoke to the doctor, and the doctor said that any one of those rounds upon his vest could have been fatal, shot in the front and back of the vest. three wounds to the body. one in the face, one in the groin, and one in the leg. we just thank god he had his vest on. >> how many? >> seven rounds. >> shot seven times. >> could he fire back? >> i'm not sure. the second officer who arrived on scene exchanged gunfire with the defendant. >> the weapon recovered? >> i believe it was. >> yes. >> what was it in. >> i'm not sure.

a .40 caliber? the defendant's weapon, correct? >> yes. >> where is the suspect now? >> our headquarters. >> folcroft? >> yes. >> identified the second officer? >> david dipetrow. >> spell the suspect's name. >> island is the first one. no way i can do the second one. w-a-h-i, i believe? wahi. [ inaudible ] >> not a federal warrant, a warrant, but not a federal warrant. [ inaudible ] >> the address was elmwood avenue. >> the apartments? >> yes. i have to look it up. i believe he's in his 30s. >> two women taken into custody? >> no. >> just alleged gunman?

>> yes. there's other people involved, but one person is under arrest. >> but there were, i mean, according to the video, we could see three women were in handcuffs at the time he was put in the police car. looks like they were too. >> we detained a number of individuals, and right now, it would be investigation ongoing. we have not charged those three individuals at this point as we speak here right now. however, it's still an ongoing investigation, and they were taken out, detained, and they still are in detention being questioned, and they were with the defendant at the time of his arrest. [ inaudible ] >> another apartment. [ inaudible ] >> adjacent building. >> grew up in folcroft, tell me about his life here and with the fire department. >> he was a volunteer for this

fire department we're sitting in now since he was 16. he's 25. his dream was to to be a folcroft officer. lucky enough to hire him about a year and a half ago, and i don't say that lightly. this is is a good officer. he's part-time officer, but these small communities, we hire part-timers because they leave for other full-time jobs, and i don't want him to leave, but he was in the process of leaving to get a full time job with septa's police department. from what i understand, he was close to getting it. he was going through the process, the background checks and whatnot, but he's the kind of guy that i was telling district attorney jack here that you don't want to lose him because that's how good he is. just a good guy. nothing bothers him. a great sense of humor. something like this happens. i just hope for a full recovery and we get him back. >> comes from a great family. i know his mother and father

personally. i worked with him. his father is a former councilman here, moved to delaware, a great family. it's a shame both the officer and his family have to go through this. >> dealing drugs, what kind of drugs? >> we have reports of different types of drugs. we know that there was allegations of heroin, allegations of marijuana. >> neighbors said there had been sheriff activity in the location in the last 24-48 hours. is this related to that? >> i don't believe so. we do have an extensive narcotics task force in delaware county. narcotics was aware of suspected drug activity in this particular area, however, i'm not aware of the last 24-48 hours of that being an issue.

>> married? >> single, no children. [ inaudible ] >> i would defer to the chief, but we do have extensive narcotics task force, over 60 undercover officers that work various neighborhoods in delaware county, and we see, unfortunately, in this particular region, the philadelphia region, a lot of drug activity in certain areas. we investigated, we take anonymous tips, there are certain neighborhoods in many of the communities, unfortunatelily, a long this particular chester pike corridor that has issues. i don't think it's particular already more than the other neighborhoods, but, certainly, we investigate all tips we get and all criminal activity.

[ inaudible ] >> we had him before, currently being watched. to get back to the original question, we're no different than anybody else to be perfectly honest with you. it's -- we got the main arteries, chester pike, mcdecade boulevard, but the drug activity that you see is nationwide anymore. you see what the districts activities did with the narcan. that's just to bring people back because they won't stop almost killing themselves, so we have the same issues that everybody has. i mean, they might be in shorts and jeans here, but somewhere else in a three-piece suit. it's all over. that i can tell you for a fact. in late 2005, early 2006, we had a council that let us try to do something about it, and that was work undercover, and the reason i bring that up, it's not an easy thing to do in small departments. we're not a city.

we're not a township, so to have the resources to be able to do that, they gave it to us and continue to. no questions asked. i have several guys working, doing that, just that, and to you do what you can, but it's just, it's not us, it's just -- i don't have an answer, you know, between the pills out there and heroin out there, it's everywhere you look. we're no better or worse than anybody else to be honest with you. >> how long has it been since a folcroft officer was shot? >> last time it was before -- when i came on in the late '70s, there was a sergeant who had been shot in the leg. it was accidental. i believe it might have been self-inflicted, an accidental shooting. we had officer-involved shooting. officer bear was involved in a shooting 20 years ago, but an

officer injured like this? never. you know, it's a wakeup call for the small towns. you know, you guys see it all the time. we read about it all the time. it's not, you know, you don't want to say it's not going to happen to you, but you hope it doesn't happen to you because it happens everywhere. you're not immune to it. over smoke and grass. just hanging outside, smoke and grass at 10:00 in the morning. someone's willing to take your life. [ inaudible ] >> no, i don't. >> to follow up on a question, do you remember the last time a delaware county officer was shot? >> it's been -- i believe it's been a long time, however, i know that we've had issues with people firing at officers, but i don't recall shot -- one shot, however, just to follow up on

what the chief indicated is that, you know, folcroft, i know folcroft inside and out. i personally had the opportunity to work in folcroft, and they are really great residents here in folcroft. they care and look out for each other. in this particular case, we got a call from a resident indicating there was an apparent drug deal in the back of 1528 elmwood avenue that led officer dorman to the investigation, and that's the type of residents you have looking out for each other trying to eliminate drug activity in their neighborhood. >> i'll say this, again, back to talking about communities and stuff. our residents, the information we get from our residents is mind boggling. they know we're trying to do something about it, and we are always getting calls from our residents. it's constant. it's the old saying, the eyes and ears of the police.

it's the case. we always get calls, getting tips, and today was a perfect example, someone bothered to call. we're lucky that way. [ inaudible ] >> somebody's here somewhere, but -- >> frank? he could probably answer questions about the fire house if you need him to. >> suspect was dante island? >> used both names. >> what -- wahi -- what name, nationality is that? >> affiliated with the muslim religion. >> wahi or with a b? >> no b. >> w-a-h-i? >> that's what i believe the

spelling is. >> i've seen it on the reports that i've reviewed, i've seen it spelled both ways, but i believe traditionally, d-a-n-t-e. >> island? >> that was his name that's on his legal paperwork, his name, his legal name is dante -- >> if you are just joining us now, this is a news conference from folcroft delaware county where an officer was shot this morning. to break this thing down for you, first things first, 25-year-old officer chris dorman from folcroft originally, member of the fire department as a volunteer since 16 years old, breaks up an alleged drug deal happening behind an apartment complex there. as he intervenes, the suspect who we just learned is in his 30s, dante brooks island, pulls out a gun, shoots him seven times, four times in the chest, one in the leg, one in the face,

and one in the groin. >> we heard from the district attorney there that the suspect, dante brooks island, he's been charged with attempted murder, two counts. one count for officer dorman, and another count for a second officer, the backup officer that responded, and there was an exchange of gunfire there. we also know more about officer dorman's condition. he's still in surgery at the moment having work done on the face. we know one gunshot is located, but surgeries from earlier today were a success. that's the good news. >> the police chief says it's thanks to the bullet proof vest that took four bullets the reason he survived. another hour left to the surgery to the face for a bullet that went through his cheeks. they urge in folcroft you keep the officers in your prayers. we'll monitor the stories here, as this investigation continues into the officer shooting. we'll bring you new information the second we get it.

we'll be right back in the meantime.

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the lightning strike, no longer there. we had some move offshore. we have some showers in parts of the area, but they continue to weaken. the one exception is actually in burkes county. here's allentown. we're seeing these storms, but they are not getting any closer. that's been the problem today. they don't move very much. they didn't move that much to the shore. fortunately weakened, still getting a little rain for sea isle city down to cape may, but nothing like we were seeing earlier, an hour ago, it was pouring rain, and all up and down, you see that? on the time lapse, that storm coming out, we had another big storm in southern delaware. that's moved offshore. delaware's pretty much cleared out now. so the only advisory we have now is in cape may county, and even

that, the conditions are improving. the futurecast shows a few of the showers in southeast pennsylvania, but even those weaken as we go through the evening, and so we're setting up for a beautiful weekend. by tomorrow morning, the sun's out, temperatures comfortable, and humidity's down, and so we're not getting a repeat of what we have seen this afternoon. we'll talk more about the rest of the weekends and into next week in a few minutes. >> all right, thanks, glenn. we continue to follow breaking news. the officer shot in delaware county as we've been telling you, officer chris dorman is in critical, but stable condition, and the alleged shooter in custody after swat teams rushed in to make the arrest. >> nbc 10 jim rosenfield is live in the digital operations center with everything we just learned, jim? >> we learned a lot from the news conference that just wrapped up minutes ago, where

authorities identified the suspect as dante brooks island, known as abdul wahi, a career criminal, recently released from prison. this is video from the suspect on the left side of the screen as he was taken into police custody in folcroft. he remains there tonight at headquarters. three other people also taken into custody there in the back of the police cars right here. all three are being questioned, but they have not been charged. the da says this began with a 911 call this morning about a drug deal at an apartment complex in folcroft. officer dorman responded to the scene, he and the suspect got into a scuffle, according to authorities, and the suspect fired shots at him, hitting the officer seven times including in the face. he also shot at a second officer, say authorities. swat responded then. you see this video right here, right in the middle of the community, took several hours to get the suspect out of that apartment building. the da says island is charged

with attempted murder and aggravated assault. officer dorman remains in critical, but stable condition at this hour as we said. he's been in surgery, many of the surgeries we're told went well and working on injuries now to the cheek. we'll follow the breaking news, bring you any updates as we get them. live in the digital operation center, nbc 10 news, back to you. >> thank you. this caused amtrak trains to stop in their tracks. it happened a block away from tracks used by amtrak, and skyforce10 over the tracks this morning, and you can see trains were just stopped. officials shut down the lines as officer combed the area for the gunman. nbc 10 spoke on the phone with a passenger traveling from d.c. to new york. >> we came to another stop, we started sort of searching twitter to see what was going on. >> we can report at this hour service is back to normal tonight. we'll be right back.

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wondering, what exactly is the european union, and why is this affecting our economy? the eu is 28 countries and more than 500 million people each independent, but the union operates one market so member nations trade goods, services, and capital among themselves. membership comes with a host of rules and regulations. the eu was established in 1993, but it has roots that stem from an agreement between germany and france made after world war i. >> britain voted to become the first country to break up with the european union so the eu loses second largest economy and some analysts warn a domino effect causing other eu countries to bolt. prime minister dave cameron who led the campaign to keep britain in the eu announced he'd resign. >> it's not right for me to be the captain that steers the country to the next destination.

>> it could take two years before the u.k. actually leaves the european union. joining us now what it means for us here at home is our financial expert rob wilson. >> rob, big question on everybody's minds, what's going on with my 401k, and what's going on for me? >> that's an important question, but this is more of a political crisis than a financial crisis. this is not lehman brothers 2.0, no shock like in 2008. having said that, only three things to do with money, make money, invest money, and spend money. unpack it quickly. investing, you're going to see volatility in the 401k. markets hate uncertainty. that's going to cause shock waves throughout the market. earning money, if you work for a company with exports, there's cause for concern. there's a flight to quality right now, so the dollar gets stronger.

strong dollar is bad for exports. companies who export make less money, and when companies make less money, they reduce staff. talk to your manager and see what the plans are going forward, but with regards to spending, this may help your spending because the strong dollar is absolutely going to benefit you when you go and travel, and interest rates remain low because the feds make a move amongst the turmoil. >> rob, we learned the u.k. could take two years for everything to leave the eu, so how long do you think it'll take for everything to get back to normal? >> you know, with regards to the market, i think we'll see the market return to quote-on-quote normal soon. just put something in perspecti perspective. last time people freaked out was mid-january, worried about china and oil prices, dow down 400 points. fast forward today from then, we're up about 7 or 8%. the sun comes out tomorrow. to your appointment, yes, could be another one or two years before we figure out what this means. >> all right, rob wilson, our

financial analyst. thank you. >> thank you for having me. coming up, a bus driver steps up when someone tries to rob one of his passengers. we'll hear from him on his new hero status next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently.

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through the park, and this raises money for the children's hospital of philadelphia. the always popular manuyunk arts festival going on for a 22nd year. it showcases work of 300 local and national artists. well, unlike today, weather's going to be perfect for all those outdoor events this weekend. the details in the first alert neighborhood forecast next. flr

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happens to one 6 his passengers this week. today, he's sharing his story of bravery and heroism, although, he says he was just trying to help someone in need. >> oh, i remember everything. first thing in the morning. i had not finished my coffee yet. >> anything but a typical monday for this bus driver, a 28-year veteran of the operation. he picks up passengers with no problem, but at 39th street, a woman waiting for the bus was not alone. the moment she stopped, a man snatches her purse and took off. >> i saw him struggle for the pocketbook, she helped me out by tugging, giving me time, i'm an old guy, i have a wife, mom, and daughters. >> the father of four did not hesitate to tackle the suspect and hold him down until police arrived. the woman was knocked to the

ground, but passengers helped her. the septa and family call him a hero. >> it's my son. my son telling me captain america stuff. >> the suspect, 56-year-old norman jennings under arrest for robbery and assault. he received a round of applause, and he believes he was doing the right thing. >> i couldn't look myself in the mirror to see someone who needs help and not do it. i was not raised that way. >> in the nearly three decades that charles has been on the job for septa, it's the first time this happened. he's grateful no one was hurt. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> quite a few showers and thunderstorms in delaware, and extreme south jersey, and about two or three hours ago, but look at what has happened.

it's really weakens, and the rain mostly has moved offshore. it is a sign of things to come, but it's difrt story in burkes county. here's showers, allentown is here. the storms are not going in that direction. they are sitting there. this is what we're watching. hamburg, as you can see, in the middle of that heavy shower and thunderstorm, center right in another one, so we have to monitor that because these storms today have not really been moving very much, and you can see how they develop out of nowhere, and then they start to collide, that caused problems down to the south although conditions have improved tremendously. showers on the futurecast, you can see eventually it moves down towards philadelphia, but weakens as it does, as the sun goes down, the energy for the

showers goes away. we're going to be clearing out. the only flood advisory left is for cape may county until 6:30 and rain that's already fallen, conditions are going to improve dramatically. it's going to be a different story by tomorrow for those of you who got hit by that heavy shower at the shore. for tomorrow, we got the east wind, 84 degrees, easton 88, not seeing rain across the area tomorrow. the humidity will be down. although temperatures are up there, 87, it's not going to feel that hot. the shore, of course, it's cooler. the winds from the east all day, and so we're going to be seeing those temperatures hold in the 70s, mid-70s for brigantine, for example, and lake wallenpeake similar story, and the cooler

weather at the jersey shore with the sea breeze, but that's it. and then monday, clouds increase, tuesday best chance of thunderstorms over the next several days, and then we get a break, and then some more showers start coming in as we head towards the 4th of july weekend. more on that coming later on. >> a lot of people interested in that, thank you, glenn. >> in the meantime, lester holt joins us now in new york. >> lester, what's coming up on "nightly news"? >> hi, rosemary and keith, economic tidal wave that the e.u. swamps u.s. markets. walking you through what happened and what's next. latest from virginia where more than a dozen are dead in flooding. my interview with a man wrongly imprezzed for 20 years. more back here tonight for "nightly news," you guys have a great weekend. >> you too. >> you too. up next, kids at a special

camp enjoy one more day in the sun and one more day with friends who share a common bond. we'll explain what they are doing next.

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fun. paying a visit to a camp in montgomery county that's all about creating that fun. it's 7 in the morning, and campers woke up, and it's time for testing. >> we wake up, then we eat. >> reporter: this 16-year-old is one of the oldest at camp freedom, a role model to many. he admits he was not always that way. >> you have to be careful. >> did you have close calls yourself? >> yes. >> it's dangerous for diabetics, especially kids who learn how to count carbs and their blood sugar. >> they are not the only kids who have diabetes, but they are the kid who has diabetes among other kids. >> what's the theme today, guys? >> reporter: watched by a team of counselors and nurses, sort

of teaching staff, school ended, but learning continues. >> don't let the flag touch the ground, you guys. >> they putting their own picks in when parents do it before, and kids give themselves shots at this camp and start counting carbs by themselves. >> reporter: they come back. >> nothing i look forward more to than camp, getting me through hardships in my life. >> reporter: in the outdoors, dealing with diabetes can still lead to sweet freedom. >> you can talk to someone who knows everyone else is with you, you're not alone, it's the most important thing you can have. >> reporter: the camp lasts a week, but what the kids learn they take with them well into next summer when they meet again. nbc 10 news. next at 6:00, we continue breaking news, a police officer shot seven times and survived.

tonight, we hear exactly what happened moments before the shots were fired. we have live team coverage next.

i'm shot in the face! i'm shot in the face. shots fired. >> call for help from a police officer shot seven times this morning.

the gunfire led to an intense man hunt with several law enforcement agencies surrounding an apartment complex before taking several people into custody. good evening, i'm jim roasenfied on friday night. we learned about officer christopher dorman, shot in a drug bust, taking four bullets to the chest, one to the face, one to the groin, and one to the leg. he was wearing his bullet proof vest, and tonight, the chief says that likely saved his life. all the angles are kvred tonight, more about what led to the shooting, how the officer's doing now, and neighbors caught in the middle of a man hunt in the community. team coverage begins with brendon hudson at the folcroft fire department where we get up to date. >> reporter: jim, we just learned officer christopher dorman was trying to break up a drug deal by one described as a criminal. the suspected shooter had been