breaking news, gunfire erupting inside a bar leaving a man shot and a shooter on the loose. >> nbc 10 is at the scene in west philadelphia, brandon, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, at this hour, police say the man was shot four times inside this bar area. you can see chief inspectors right outside, but police are inside appear to be talking to customers. there's a number of police cars out here on 52nd and webster. only one lane of traffic blocked at this time. police, like i said, put this crime scene tape up in the last half hour. again, they appear to be talking to customers who may have been witnesses. let's go to video shot moments after philadelphia police got herement investigators checked the outside of the bar for

evidence on the ground. by that time, paramedics took the man who was shot to the hospital. we're looking to see what led to the shooting inside the bar and ask police if anyone else was hurt, if there's any video from inside the bar or nearby businesses. back live, now, this bar, appears to be called the blue niles falls. we'll talk to the police right after this report and ask if there's a description of the suspectist. reporting live here, nbc 10 news. now to this, tracking rain, the first alert radar shows the the system that could arrive. >> no everyone sees rain, depends where you live. let's go to glen "hur rain" schwartz for the forecast. >> for the morning rush, the best chance of seeing significant rain is in the western suburbs. the burkes county, chester county, for example, not much on radar now, so look back west to

see what's coming. we have one area in ohio and a bigger area back in indiana. all of this is moving east, so, obviously, rain is headed our way. you're going to need the rain gear for tomorrow. as we go into the morning rush, we just have patchy light rain to start off with, but watch what happens as we go through the rush hour itself. by 8:30, look at the area of rain. that stretches all across from the poconos to the lehigh valley into chester county. that's rain, not freezing rain or snow as temperatures are above freezing. talking bowe the timing of the rain and more later this week in minutes. honoring the dream of dr. martin luther king. tonight, flowers and balloons of this memorial as the world reflects on the legacy of a civil rights icon.

>> another side of remembrance in south jersey tonight. this was the scene as members of the community marched down kings highway to commemorate the slain civil rights leader. >> thousands marked today with a march in the street from philadelphia to north philadelphia to independence hall calling it a day of action, resistance, and empowerment, a way to reclaim dr. king's principles and apply them to today. president-elect donald trump called on americans to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. today. >> meeting with martin luther king iii in trump tower today. he called the meeting constructive and hopes americans come together on issues like fighting poverty in the midst of national wealth. >> we are a great nation, but we must become a greater nation, and what my father represented, my mother represented through her life, what i hope i do is always bring people together. >> mr. trump did not answer any

questions from reporters there. and the meeting comes in the aftermath of a war of words between trump and civil rights leader congressman john lewis. trump tweeted that lewis is all talk after saying the russians delegitimized the presidency. he marched with mlk in the civil rights movement and endured beatings. in miami, lewis did not address the controversy, but touted the importance of speaking out. >> stand up. speak up. when you see something that's not right and not fair and not just, you have a moral obligation to do something and say something. >> lewis said he will not attend friday's presidential inauguration of donald trump. and right here, you are looking at mlk's last speech in philadelphia, a speech that had a lasting impact. >> as nbc 10 brandon hudson found out, king's words takes on new relevance. >> i need not pause to say how

very delighted i am to be here today. >> reporter: this black and white clip is a speech warren says changed his life. >> there was a hush over the whole room. >> he was in the audience in the high school in south philadelphia when dr. martin luther king jr. visited in 1967. >> what i remember the most is dr. king talked about hair. >> i have good hair, good as anybody else's in the world. >> about how you are just as good as anyone else. >> reporter: dr. king came to school of a guest of evelyn white, worked at the school, and volunteered with king in the civil rights movement. she died in 1996, but her son remembers her mood. >> she was very excited about, you know, just the opportunity to introduce him to, you know, south philadelphia. >> reporter: the introduction had an impact. he became an 8th grade teacher, taught about dr. king beyond the

i have a dream speech. >> i have a dream -- >> reporter: given today's political climate, we asked both men how dr. king would approach black lives matter in a donald trump presidency. >> i think he would try to work with the black lives matter groups. >> he would want us to work alongside of trump. >> and with a powerful commitment, i believe that we can transform dark yesterdays of injustice and to bright tomorrows of justice and humanity. >> reporter: brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. now at 11:00, general motors is investing a billion dollars into american facilities and poised to add more than a thousand jobs. sources tell cnbc the jobs have been in the works for some time and the auto maker makes that announcement tomorrow morning. president-elect trump has criticized the auto maker for importing hatch backs from an assembly plant in mexico.

today, friends, family, and some total strangers remember the life of a 14-year-old mon montgomery county girl who was murdered. they held a service in glenside for grace packer. police say grace was murdered by her adoptive mother's boyfriend and packer and sullivan planned the attack for more than a year. grace's birth mother could barely contain her grief today. >> she was a lovable little girl, and i only had three years with my daughter. >> the memorial is planned by local parented who wanted to do something to reach out to the community. philadelphia police are on the lookout for a couple accused of robbing a woman inside her apartment complex garage. happened in the early morning hours sunday at the marine club on south broad street. police say the woman was followed into the garage and robbed by a man and woman in a car. officials at the complex say they are working to beef up security. new at 11:00. a murder suspect off the streets

tonight. philadelphia police arrested matthew white and charged him with the murder of barry jones. jones was shots to death in the robbery attempt last week. white is also linked to another robbery on 52nd street. parking restrictions in effect in dover ahead of the inauguration of john carney. he will be officially sworn in as the 74th governor of delaware during a ceremony at 11:00 a.m. because of closures, shuttle busses are available for those who attend. the attorney general is sworn in tomorrow taking the oath of office at noon. he succeeds kathleen cane. >> pennsylvania beer lovers, raise a glass to governor tom wolff. >> signing into law a bill that allows you to buy alcohol in any quantity at state distributors, but as nbc 10 reports, this

could hurt local businesses that have the sixth pack market cornered. >> we go to the local shop to get things like a six-pack. or a growler. how about a 12 pack? with the new state law, local businesses could suffer. chubby's food lives up to its name. the sisters who work here swear by the cheesesteak shop. >> we know everybody. >> you ask the relationship with the community, it's not going to hurt you. >> reporter: sell the beer by a glass, buy a six pack, get a free glass, tomorrow, they are competing against bigger state stores. >> sometimes we don't have communication. they come in, i know what they want, i get it, they leave. >> reporter: and maybe not come back. others hope locals stay local and loyal. >> you have to keep going where you're going. if you like it, why stop? >> reporter: floor manager showed us the bottle shop chalk

full of rare beers. several state wine and spirits stores, but they would not come on camera. >> if you're a craft guy, girl, you know what's coming in, what's new, and it's easy because you mix and match. >> reporter: keith jones, nbc 10 news. the new year is bringing a new crackdown on violence in wilmington. there's a new initiative for overtime strategy to get more police patrols into high crime areas. three murders alone in the mayor's first four days in office. >> when you see a child, a 14-year-old child involved in one of the killings. you see two young girls involved in one of the killings. >> the major said the city will be looking for help outside its borders and build better relationships with county and state police. the wife of pulse nightclub shooter is under arrest. this is video from the arrest this morning outside her home. she's charged with aiding and abetting along with ob

instructi obstruction of justice. she game conflicting accounts of what she knew about her husband's intentions in the hours leading up to last year's attack. rescue crews suspended search for a missing fisherman in ocean county. christopher hug's empty clam boat found empty friday. they spent three days looking for them. hug alerted a relative thursday night he ran aground but said he did not need help. up next, the latest national retailers to announce its closing its doors for good. also, inauguration boycott. the local lawmakers who are skipping president-elect trump's swearing in. and steve harvey addresses backlash. what he sang about the criticism he received after meeting with the president-elect. well, i'm tracking rain and a warmup. what to expect where you live and why nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast.

bringing music to the kimmel center, want band's second stop of the mlk celebration tour. it's been a day of memories and memorials in honor of slain civil rights leader martin luther king jr. today. ♪ a wreath was placed next to king's monument in washington, d.c. it is the sixth annual day of reflection and reconciliation at the mlk memorial. president obama and first lady honored mlk day by volunteering at a family setter in washington, d.c. the president and first lady started by painting the wall of hope mural and greeted children from the community, and president obama joined in on the fun by pushing children on the swing. a packed house inside st.

phillie mary catholic church tonight for the 44th annual arch diocese gathering in honor of dr. king. the theme, black and white, growing in understanding as catholics. some local girl scouts gave back to dr. king. members from troupe 30605 in blackwood prepared dinner for families at the ronald mcdonald house in camden. >> brandon boyle adds his name to the list of democrats boycotting inauguration. two dozen democrats will not attend the swearing ceremony. congressman evans from philadelphia is another one. evans sworn into office two months ago for the first time in congress. and new jersey congresswoman watson-coleman does not plan to attend the inauguration either, but planning a prayer vigil. today, we spoke with the deputy chairman of the republican party of pennsylvania who says these boycotts won't help fix any

problems. >> this is very -- guess what, a lot of people are attending. i'll be there. you'll be there. we'll have a good time. this is, you know, important for us to all be there, and when you do that, that does not help the country. it makes it a more split situation, and it's not good at all. >> moore says the show will go on despite the boycott and expects hundreds of thousands to enjoy the festivities in d.c. this week. with the inauguration four days away, crews are working around the clock to ensure everything's ready no time. construction workers put together a stage at the lincoln memori memorial, and they are ensuring the memorial does not get damaged either, and many monuments shut down until after the inauguration. count on us for complete coverage for friday's inauguration. we are traveling to d.c. along with tracy davidson and more. our live coverage begins wednesday on nbc 10 news at 4:00.

new at 11:00, a national clothing store is closing for good. american apparel shutting down all 100-plus stores. the company has four locations in our area and exact closing date has not been announced, but workers in the store in center city were told their store will be closing sometime in the next four months. big changes overnight in our weather. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz. >> it's cloudy tonight and wet tomorrow, for sure, and, of course, we're watching temperatures up towards the lehigh valley to ensure they are above freezing. they have not been dropping during the evening hours, so that's good news, and 35 in fleetwood, and 34 in clifftown and allentown, 35, and easton. no snow.

it's too warm for that. you need the temperatures to be above freezing so you don't get freezing rain, so so far, so good. the average high is 40 this time of year. we are 36 satsurday. we gradually creep up. tomorrow, despite the rain, wednesday, warmer than that, 10 degrees above average. not much on radar right now nearby, but back to the west, there's plenty, and in ohio and indiana, it's all headed in our direction. so, yeah, it's going to be rainy everywhere during the day tomorrow, but not necessarily everywhere first thing in the day. there's 9:00, areas on the shore, especially, not getting the rain yet, but you can see there's a fairly large area of it. not necessarily all that heavy, but you can get hours of this rain coming across, and there's 4:00, the amp rush, and we still have rain in the area. there's tomorrow evening. still some rain, especially in

the lehigh valley, burkes county and bucks. even wednesday morning, rain. there's a wet pattern ahead for a while. tomorrow, wet everywhere. we expect to see temperatures in the 40s in the area, 46 in fairmount, warmer to the south, near 50 degrees, staying in the 30s in the lehigh valley. it's going to be a big contrast depending on where you live. and headed to washington for the inauguration, wednesday and thursday looking good, but friday, not so good. it's going to be raining. the ten-day forecast shows the temperatures going up as we go through the week, but friday, some of that rain from washington comes up here, but that's in the afternoon. that's some significant rain. we may get a break over the weekend, and then really heavy rain coming monday and tuesday. >> next, the battle over the

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a bruce springsteen cover band drops out of the performance at donald trump's inauguration party. the b street band was going to perform at new jersey's inaugural ball in washington thursday, but after criticism, the band announced today they will not perform out of respect for springsteen himself. the boss supported hillary clinton's campaign and performed at this rally for her in philadelphia. spring steen is an outspoken critic of trump, calling him a moron in an interview with "rolling stone," and steve harvey says he was hurt and surprised by the backlash received after meeting with president-elect trump. >> the two met in new york friday on his radio show today,

harvey said he was invited by trump's transition team and that the meeting was productive. steve harvey said the president-elect put him in touch with dr. ben carson, his appointee for hud secretary to discuss housing issues in inner cities, which is an issue close to his heart. >> i walked away feeling that there might be a real chance for some positive to come out of what so many think is all doom and gloom. >> steve harvey did not support donald trump in the presidential race. he endorsed hillary clinton. i can respect that. i'm john from csn. the move to college basketball top team in search of history, and joe putting on yet another show in milwaukee. there's highlights and hear from the process coming up next.

there's still time, sixers fans have 30 minutes left to stuff the ballot box for next month's all-star game, and the push, joe would be the first all-star rookie since blake griffin into the all-star game back in 2011. sixers with an mlk matinee in milwaukee. we start late third off the block, and the emphatic dunk. sixers within one at that point, final seconds in the corner, and there to say no, 105 blocks on the night for the big man. fourth quarter, looking to put the bucks away, off the pick and roll, it's, indeed, for the dunk. had 22 points, 12 boards, five blocks as the sixers win

113-104. >> oh, you know, i'm just trying to do my best, trying to help my teammates and win games, and we did that tonight, and we are going to keep ongoing and trust the process. >> well, villanova reclaimed the top spot in the college basketball ap poll today and played like it at the pavilion tonight. sixers bin simmons watching this as the cats looked for a school record 47 consecutive wins on their home floor. they left little doubt early on. chris jenkins, that's the sweet spot, drills the three. later in the first half, josh hart, the player of the year candidate, leaving him wide open, he'll make you pay. makes the three, second half, off the inbounds, and a nice fake, drives baseline, villanova wins the 47th straight game at the pavilion, a school record. theç phillies agreed to a e year deal with free agent

outfielder, and all-star with toronto last season. chip kelly is changing coach, but staying in the n phenomena. reports say kelly interviewed and likely named the offensive coordinator of the jags. they hired doug marone as the new head coach and tom coughin last week. we'll be right back.

rainy tomorrow. >> yes. nobody's getting any snow.

everybody's going to be getting some rain. starting off, temperatures above freezing everywhere, and you can see, it doesn't really go up a whole lot during the day, not exactly a warm day, but it's wet, no sunshine expected. we do expect better weather coming on wednesday and thursday before we get more rain on friday. >> we'll have our umbrellas. >> at the inauguration. >> yes, we will, definitely. all right, glenn. >> that's nbc 10 news at 11. 030. >> thank you for watching. the tonight show starring jimmy fallon is next. have a great night. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- michael strahan -- bryce dallas howard -- musical guest, bebe rexha --