defending its safety and its policies on immigration. >> the president spoke during the republican party's retreat in center city. he claimed the city had seen a quote, terrible increase in murders. the president also pushed members of congress to follow through on his order to strip philadelphia and other sanctuary cities of millions in federal funding. >> he touched on the hot topic of repealing obamacare. something demonstrators protested today. we have live team coverage. >> randy gyllenhaal is covering the demonstration but we're start ing with lauren mayk. >> that's right. those marchers you mentioned the demonstrators are actually passing behind us right now here at 12th. my colleague randy is going to check in with them in just a moment. i want to talk about the message that president trump came here to philadelphia to bring. he was speaking to lawmakers from across the country, and this was the first time for some of them to hear him live.

remember, not all of them were big supporters. they didn't all go to his rallies. and they do have an opportunity now with the republican president to do things they couldn't do with president obama. and president trump reminded them of that. >> now we have to deliver. >> reporter: president trump telling republican lawmakers what's expected now that they control the house, senate and white house. >> this congress is going to be the busiest congress we've had in decades. maybe ever. >> reporter: in his address at the retreat in philadelphia, he laid out an agenda including what he called bold tax reform and healthcare reform. >> our legislative work starts with repealing and replacing obamacare. >> reporter: it's one of the main issues lawmakers are talking about here. president trump suggesting if they did nothing about it, democrats would come to them what didn't he touch on today you would have liked to hear? >> i like to hear, not just the

president, but folks in his administration get more specific about what they would like to see in the replacement plan on healthcare. >> reporter: president trump telling them on this and other things they need to deliver. and president trump nudging them at least the senators a little bit today to get his cabinet nominees confirmed. telling them that he would have liked to have his commerce secretary with him when he meets with the prime minister of britain who was here today. he will have to do it alone. live in center city, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. all right. let's go now to nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal. demonstrators filling the streets during the president's visit and they're still out there now? >> reporter: this is actually a different group of demonstrators than were out earlier today. about ten minutes ago a large group that was in ritten house square combined with the group that was in front of the hotel and hit the streets. they're on the move. this was not planned so police

are reacting. you can see a number of bicycle officers as well as the philadelphia police department. they're preventing these people from going toward the hotel. thatset where the gop is meeting. this huge crowd of demonstrators is filling market street. they've been marching as much as police will allow them. this part of market street between 13th and 10th street is closed because of the people in the streets. again, earlier there was a completely different group of demonstrators. those folks focused on healthcare. with picket signs and chants for change. today's march circled around city hall. 1,500 demonstrators turned the corner on to market street heading straight toward the hotel where president trump was speaking. >> we want healthcare. we want that now.

we want to feel protected. >> reporter: protesters are worried. >> we'll see what happens. >> reporter: the crowd was peaceful. secret service and homeland security were protecting the hotel. >> we want to make sure everyone is safe, including the protesters. >> reporter: this is 13th and market the furthest the protesters can get. it's blocked off here with dump trucks from the city as well as a number of police officers. about one block that way is where the gop and president donald trump will be meeting and discussing policy. the big questions now, what happens to americans with preexisting conditions. will millions lose healthcare. >> you can't repeal something without a solid plan. this plan that you had that no one's heard of. >> reporter: gale johnson hoping the gop comes forward with details. she says these demonstrations are just getting started. >> this is not over. it's just the beginning. we need to continue marching until someone uses their

listening ears and hears what we're trying to say. >> reporter: so those were the healthcare demonstrators earlier today. philly police estimate about 1,500 of them, the ones that are flooding market street are other folks. this was less planned. the other one was permitted. behind me there are philadelphia police officers making sure the crowd doesn't make it toward the hotel where the gop is meeting. police did tell us earlier, no arrests at the earlier demonstration. but we're going to track this one as this heads down market street. again, we'll keep an eye on it. we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. i'm randy gyllenhaal. >> thank you. the mayor is responding to president trump's comments on crime that we mentioned at the top of the newscast. our police officers have worked tirelessly and with great personal sacrifice. to get philadelphia's crime rate down to its lowest point in 40 years.

while successfully implementing reforms to strengthen police community relations. the mayor also said he will not change philadelphia's status as a sanctuary city. president trump also touched on his controversial wall at the u.s. mexico border. the president had promised that mexico will pay for the wall. and today the white house floated one of its ideas, a tax on mexican imports. we are breaking down the details coming up all new at 5:30. plus why taxpayers are worried they'll be stuck footing the bill. right now, 5:00, the nbc 10 investigators have learned new details about a deadly accident on the tracks. >> last april an amtrak train hit and killed two workers. tonight we learned the engineer had drugs in his system. mitch blocker joins us now with the new information just released today. >> and you've gotten new pictures to show us? >> yes. this was the second deadly accident we saw in philadelphia in just 11 months. in the last few hours, we have learned the engineer tested

positive for drugs and a rail worker says a routine safety device was not available. we now have the first look at the last moments before a deadly amtrak collision. amtrak 89 hit and killed two maintenance workers in chester last april. >> we have one level three walking wounded. one. doa. we're going to check the other portion of the tracks. >> reporter: according to documents released this afternoon, amtrak 89's engineer tested positive for marijuana and opioids. the ntsb explains the openioids as morphine he was given after the crash for his injuries. in a statement, amtrak says drug use in the work place is unacceptable and not tolerated. one employee testing positive for drugs or alcohol is too many. the railroad says it is going to strengthen its drug testing program. the ntsb investigation also confirms what we first reported weeks after the crash.

>> there were no shunting devices. amtrak had routinely stopped using shunting devices from what we can see. >> reporter: union officials told us last year a simple device called a shunt would have sho shown the shunt it was out of service. one of the crew members says the safety devices are not regularly available or used. we have also learned today there appear to have been major communication failures between dispatchers and the crew on the track. it is also worth noting with the president in philadelphia today, right now there is no administrator in charge of the federal railroad administration. that's the regulator who oversees all railroads. the trump administration hasn't appointed one yet. >> mitch blocker, thank you for that. on to traffic trouble on lincoln drive for rush hour. take a look at this, a huge tree fell in the middle of the road around 3:00. we just checked in the last 15

minutes, we can tell you that tree, still blocking both directions of lincoln drive. this is in the area of ritten house street. again, lincoln drive still shut down at this hour. >> amazing it didn't come down on a car. to your first alert weather. the wind has picked up tonight. let's take a live look at cape may and the wind is ushering in colder temperatures. >> erika? >> we do have really cold conditions. we topped out at 55 for today. 15 degrees bcabove normal. it's the wind that will make it feel colder than it actually is. a live look outside in philadelphia. you can see the cameras shaking quite a bit. westerlies 20 miles per hour. that will stay consistent through 7:00 p.m. by 10:00 p.m. we're seeing temperatures in the low 40s. 15 miles per hour, but notice this, even though it's going to be in the low 40s, it will feel

like it's in the mid30s. let's go ahead and time out those feels like temperatures. starting this at 5:00 p.m. it's going to feel or it's feeling like 34 in allentown. as we get this going and pause this later tonight at 11:00 p.m. it will feel like a chilly 29 degrees for doyles town, pottstown and allentown. it will feel like a 30 degrees. it feels colder by tomorrow morning. 27 in philly. 27 in trenton. allentown 25 degrees for you. it will feel like a cold 27 in eig egg harbor. 24 that's your feels like temperature in doyles town. be sure you bundle up when you head out to work and school. 27 for billington, philly and 25 for egg harbor. by 8:00 p.m. not really seeing a reprieve. still feeling really cold.

we're seeing westerlies, and this weekend temperatures will feel more like winter. >> thank you. new details now in this deadly incident where a 50 pound dumb bell smashed through an suv's windshield on the new jersey turnpike. today police told us they discovered no evidence indicating it was a deliberate act. they are still not sure where that dumbbell came from. jack docarlo died. please say a car drove right into a store before 9:00 tuesday night. it broke the doors and hit the sales counter. police say a woman was behind the wheel when she slammed into the store and threw the car into reverse and took off. the car may have a temporary delaware registration and heavy damage to its front end.

60 homes are without water tonight after a main broke around 12:30 today on shields street. the water department is there and repairs are underway. water service is not expected to be back on until later tonight. a follow up to a sinkhole that threatened several homes in montgomery county. sky force 10 was over brook and argyle roads. crews have filled in most of that huge hole. the ground gave way here yesterday morning. it nearly swallowed a pickup truck in the process. people who lost water because of it are still being advised to boil their drinking water. new jersey residents meant today with a new task force to improve drinking water. lead contamination problems in parts of michigan prompted the task force. the burning topic is the health concerns. >> whether it's pesticides or

other chemicals, we know that children during developmental stages are most vulnerable. it has a shelf life, once it plants within the brain. >> the committee has six months to report its findings to the legislature. a jersey shore police chief issues a dire warning to parents about their children's safety. after a sex offender is arrested, then released. >> i had no alternative. >> the new change in state law that helped set the suspect free. plus, wife needs kidney. how those three words on a sign saved a delaware woman's life. and let's take another live look at the demonstrators on market street. gathered there, the group trying to make its way to the hotel where the republicans are holding their retreat right now. police are blocking their movements as you see there.

we'll keep an eye on the situation and bring you more updates as they come in.

new at 5:00, a police chief at the jersey shore is not mincing words tonight. he says parents need to look out for their children's safety after a registered sex offender was released from jail. >> ted greenberg explains why a

new law forced them to take the message to social media. >> guard your children well. >> reporter: the police chief richard busby says he felt he had no choice but to make a rare warning on social media about a sex offender in the community. >> this was something that we had to do. >> reporter: a situation he says is so dire, he couldn't sleep if he didn't say something. >> i used the word i beg you. i mean that because i need the parents to understand how dangerous we believe this individual to be. >> reporter: his facebook post went up yesterday, soon after sources say a 20-year-old christopher wilson was released from jail. police arrested wilson last week for allegedly offering a 12-year-old girl a video game system in exchange for sexual favors. >> get off my property. >> reporter: a man at wilson's house did not want to talk with me when i went there today. authorities say despite strong objections from prosecutors, a judge allowed wilson to go free.

determining he's not a threat under the state's new bail reform law. >> it's ridiculous. i don't understand the system. >> this isn't right. >> reporter: the chief says he's not allowed to name the previously convicted sex offender because the man is appealing his status under megan's law, a process authorities say could take months to sort out. >> he's done it once, twice already, who is going to stop him? >> the people in this community look to us for safety and guidance. and if i can't provide that, then i can't do my job. >> reporter: a high ranking law enforcement source predicts many more cases like this related to bail reform, lie ahead. he says it's just the beginning and believes in his words, a tsunami is coming. i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. atlantic county is using new technology to help residents safely dispose of prescription medications. the county's opiate task force

is distributing a bag that neutralizes medication and prevents people from accidentally or intentionally misusing the medicine. a sussex county woman who waited six years for a kidney transplant has undergone a successful surgery. while serena crawford was waiting for a donor, her husband put up the sign outside the couple's home. it says wife needs kidney. she received a transplant yesterday. fantastic news. let's get an update on your first alert forecast. we have a lot of wind to talk about. >> it's a windy afternoon. a windy evening in the forecast. a live look outside you can see the cameras shaking wildly. expect the wind speeds and wind gusts to increase tonight. finally dying down by early tomorrow morning. your current wind profile coming out of the west.

24 mile winds in coatesville. 14 in philadelphia. and 23 at atlantic city. however here's the difference. this is your current wind gust. we're seeing 35 miles per hour wind gusts in atlantic city. 29 in allentown and that certainly is making all the difference. be sure to look at the bottom of the screen for your local neighborhood forecast. current temperatures in the 40s. temperatures for today above average. we topped out at 55 at philly international airport. the average is 40, sunrise today was at 7:14. sunset 5:13. day light a little bit longer for today. west mount airy 45. and dora also seeing upper 40s. along with port richmond, 47. ritten house and 47 degrees currently for penn's port.

as we take a look at the lehigh valley, neighborhood temperatures up there libercool. 42, bath at 41 and bethlehem currently at 43. you can see temperatures are still pretty mild. however, we do have a taste of winter making a come back by tomorrow into the weekend. temperatures for tomorrow will mainly be in the 40s. we saw lots of upper 40s and 50s for today. not the case for tomorrow. lehigh valley seeing a mix of sun and clouds. your expected high temperature, 42. bethlehem 40 for you and easton, low 40s. phoenixville overnight friday into saturday, 29. newtown. 43 with an overnight low in the 30s. it looks like fairmount will be warmer at 47. mount airy 41 for you. you'll want to bundle up tomorrow morning. your expected high temperature,

44. overnight lows will be much cooler. keep that in mind. delaware, 48 for wilmington and dover, 45. ten day on 10 keeps is cooler. keep those coats handy. a return to winter if you will. a windy friday in the forecast and tracking some flurries next wednesday. follow us on social media on nbc philadelphia. back to you. a woman behind the comcast foundation is hanging up her hat after 12 years with the company. the attorney has officially retired. today philadelphia city council presented her with a resolution in her honor. she studied law at temple and yale universities. next at 5:00, who's got the best baby? see how the philadelphians is competing for cutest animal.

several new york state police officers got some puppy love after a van carrying more than 100 dogs crashed. police said the van was traveling too fast and the driver lost control. now that's not funny. but the pups sure are cute. the van was on route to deliver the puppies to local malls and pet stores for adoption. i take it by all those smiles that they're all okay. >> yeah. yeah. philadelphia zoo has joined

in a friendly competition of cuteness. >> zoos from across the country are posting an onslaught of adorable pictures on twitter. it started with this little guy. it's the latest newborn baby seal. that got the ball rolling. the virginia aquarium saw washington's seal pup and raised it by posting this pic, a combo of an otter and osprey. the philadelphia zoo fired back with this photo, they added the words mike drop an and #cuteanimaltweetoff. philly won that, no question. >> i like the smithsonians too. a lot of cute there. >> it's all cute. >> moving on now, president trump has made his first visit to philadelphia. now we're learning new details on how he might pay for his signature boarder wall. why taxpayers are worried they'll be stuck footing the bill. coming up at 6:00, the look of a life saver. how the delaware nurse rescued a fellow runner and he he tracked

her down to thank her from hundreds of miles away.

breaking news into nbc 10. these, of course are pictures from may of 2015. the engineer in this train derailment that killed eight people in philadelphia is now suing amtrak. brandon bausian is seeking

settlement. people failed to take reports that people were throwing things at the train. along with the eight people killed when the train derailed, more than 200 others were injured. right now at 5:00, president trump visited philadelphia and told congress it is time to get to work. he told lawmakers they'll be busier than ever as he helps them accomplish a broad agenda. >> think of everything we can achieve and remember who we must achieve it for. we're here now because tens of millions of americans have placed their hopes in us. to transfer power from washington, d.c. and give it back to the people. >> more than a thousand people with signs were chanting for change around city hall today during the presidential visit. some people are outside the hotel where republicans are

meeting. no one's best arrested today according to philadelphia police. we want to go back to some live pictures at these demonstrators who continue to be gathered on market street. the group tried to make its way to the lowe's where the republicans are meeting, but police are holding them back. we'll continue to monitor this for you. president trump touched on a number of topics during his speech today. including his new policies on immigration. >> yesterday the president signed two executive orders. >> in the past hour a white house spokesman clarified how mexico would pay for a wall. sean spicer says the 20% tax on mexican imports is one option on the table. it's not the only proposal he says. earlier today, spicer said the tax on imports would raise $10 billion a year and would easily pay for a border wall. today mexico's president enrique pena nieto canceled his

trip to meet with president trump. this morning mr. trump said if mexico wasn't going to pay for the border wall, the president of mexico should cancel his trip. it didn't take long to see changes at the top of border patrol. we learned the chief mark morgan is no longer with the agency in charge of securing the borders of mexico and canada. it's not known if he quit or was fired. yesterday, president trump announced plans to hire 5,000 border patrol agents to help with the wall. taxpayers are worried they'll be stuck footing the bill for president trump's wall. >> nbc 10's sidney long is live with more on that. >> reporter: here in philadelphia, house speaker paul ryan says the border wall could cost anywhere between $12 billion a$12,000,000,015,00d congress would take on paying

that. people here don't want government digging deeper into their pockets. from the confines of city council chambers with signs that say we will defend each other. >> we call upon all philadelphians to resist fear. >> reporter: to college students passing out literature in between classes. philadelphians are weighing in on the reality that building president trump's wall along the border could cost americans in more ways than one. >> absolute outrage. and if he's not paying his taxes, and he should be showing his taxes. then he can ask the american people to pay for a wall that nobody wants, really. >> reporter: she is a nurse who wishes trump cared about people like she does. jose says he and others, his age will contact local lawmakers. he says they'll fight to protect necessary programs that could be cut in the u.s. to fund it. >> we're not going to have the opportunity to have people like

myself to come to a university and study to try to help the u.s. itself. >> it's almost impossible to do it. the rio grande is like right in the middle. >> reporter: they both are part of a wall of support against trump's border protection plan. >> as dooms day at it sounds we have this president who wants to do all these things, i am really supportive of us not letting go. >> he's going to have logistical issues and wall of people to have to get through. >> reporter: and the mayor indicated in a statement that president trump is quote, dead wrong on his numbers where phil homicide rate is concerned. he said his obsession to police into enforcement agents will make cities more dangerous was immigrants will be scared to report crime. live in center city, tonight i'm cydney long nbc 10 news. leaders in sanctuary cities across the u.s. are denouncing

the president's vow to strip federal funding. these cities shield immigrants against deportation. al -- not everyone is against the move. >> get in line and come through the front door. the law is in place and you have to enforce it. it's as simple as that. it's not about color or anything else, it's legal or illegal. >> her son was beaten and burned by an undocumented immigrant. tonight a tale of two mothers on nbc nightly news you'll hear more from her as well as an undocumented mother who feels being deported and separated from her son. that's tonight at 6:30 here on nbc 10. so what's next for philadelphia? the city stands to lose millions if it decides to continue as a sanctuary city. nbc 10's cydney long spoke to city leaders who are working on a backup plan. that's coming up all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00. right now, to your first

alert weather. the wind has picked up tonight as you look live over philadelphia. the flag's flying in the wind there. >> let's check in with erika martin for more on what you can expect tonight for through the morning. >> we definitely have a chilly night in the forecast into tomorrow morning. temperatures will be a lot more seasonable. we top out at 55 today. a treat that's for sure for this time of the year. current temperature 47. westerlies at 20 miles per hour. the wind gust, 29 miles per hour. i'm going to be hour by hour with actual temperatures through tomorrow morning. starting at 5:00 p.m. we're seeing mainly 40s on the screen and we'll pause this tomorrow morning at approximately 6:00 a.m. notice temperatures will be mainly in the 30s. these are actual temperatures, southwesterly for philly as far as the winds go. 34 actual temperature. doylestown 32. allentown, 38. 8:00 a.m. still seeing 30s. hour by hour actual temperatures. feels like temperatures because of the winds we will see them

feeling a lot colder than the actual temperatures through early tomorrow morning. we get this going and pause this early tomorrow morning. a lot of us getting ready for work and school. it's going to actually feel like 27 degrees in philly. 26 in voorhees. allentown 25 along with potts town and west chester it will feel like a chilly 24. coming up, i do have the cold blast coming up. this weekend it's going to be a lot colder temperatures much co colder. back to you. coming up only on nbc 10. a case of mistaken identity that almost took man's life. how a trio of thieves robbed and nearly killed the wrong man.

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nightly news. new residents in parts of south jersey could be getting a new area code. the state wants to add a second area cold. folk whose have a 609 area code would keep it. new phone numbers would come with a new area code. the change would effects residents in mercer, atlantic and cape may counties. the city of allentown is in excellent health. those words from the mayor today during his state of the city address. he said unemployment and major crimes are down. he also says he has projects and programs planned to make housing more affordable. on to the sixers, they're the hottest team in town. today some players hit the court with some middle schoolers. the team hosted the second annual sixers academy for seventh and eighth graders. players taught the kids basketball skills and the importance of teamwork. keeping the lights on.

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tonight only on nbc 10, a case of mistaken identity that nearly took a man's life. >> thieves robbed and nearly killed the wrong man. the victim survived. he sat down with nbc 10's deanna durante to tell his story. >> reporter: she's small. shackled and cuffed and despite her soft spoken testimony that was barely above a whisper in court. police say she planned an

invasion that literally left a man dead. >> he felt like his head was coming off his body. >> reporter: you can see the scar on the neck. doctors told him he may never speak again. more than two months after the attack he took the witness stand and used his voice to testify against those he says attacked him. court papers say the woman wanted to live in an apartment and wanted the stuff that people lived here had. one reason why she set the wheels in motion. she told the judge she and the two men waited for hours trying to spot their intended victim. once the group thought they left, she didn't expect grimes to answer. >> as a result, we had what was one of the most horrific crimes that i've seen as a prosecutor over a long period of time. >> reporter: why a box cutter

was used on grimes, reaves stuffed what they could in trash bag and leaving grimes to die. grimes told the judge he played dead. >> the lack of humanity. there's a complete lack of humanity here. >> in bucks county deanna durante. more than 3,000 faithful from the arch diocese of philadelphia are heading to washington for the march for life rally. the annual anti-abortion march will be held tomorrow to protest the 44th anniversary of the roe versus wade decision. organizers held a youth rally this afternoon to get ready. the "new york times" is reporting vice president mike pence will attend tomorrow. the president of march for life would neither confirm nor deny that report. >> it wouldn't be the first time that mr. pence has come to the march for life.

and he is just a stalwart on these issues. we would just be delighted. i can't tell you how happy that would make me. >> tomorrow's rally begins on the grounds of the washington monument with speech and entertainment. it ends with march to the supreme court. a research center dedicate today helping kids is moving to wilmington. the biomedical research is relocating to the dupont campus. members of the lung and neuro research departments will join the existing research community already on campus. pennsylvania's budget forecast is getting gloomier. revenue is down without any changes. the budget deficit will approach the $3 billion mark by this time next year. next month, governor tom wolf says he'll introduce a new plan that includes big budget cuts. pekoe wants to keep the lights on for tens of thousands of customers. the company is spending

$2 million to trim trees along 350 miles of electric lines. the project is underway and is expected to end in march. we saw clouds and rain across our region earlier today. but it didn't matter to these little guys. every day's a good day when you're a puppy? >> oh, yes. >> nbc 10 at the providence media center. a lot of cute animals today. those puppies enjoyed temperatures in the upper 50s. >> they did a good job getting on tv, too. going to start feeling a lot like winter soon. here is erika martin with your neighborhood forecast. >> we have a chilly night in the forecast. certainly a windy and gusty one. a live look outside, cape may you can see the flag blowing wildly right now because the wind speeds and gusts are pretty strong. if you look at the bottom of your screen you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. everything is clear right now. all the rain pushed off shore. you can see some clouds sticking around. otherwise a big story right now would be the wind speeds and

gusts along the jersey shore. mainly seeing low to mid30 miles per hour wind gusts. a windy night in the forecast. current temperatures along the jersey shore for your neighborhood, mainly seeing 40s, atlantic city 47. somers point seeing mid40s. woodbine 48 and upper township at 47. keep in mind, those wind gust and speeds make those temperatures feel a lot chillier than they actually are. current temperature 45, coil fields, 44 for you. robinsville at 45 and princetle currently in the low 40s. neighborhoods in delaware also seeing really mild temperatures. so for today, we topped out above average across the entire delaware valley. now we're seeing temperatures dipping. glasgow, 46. lincoln 47. allen dale 47. reading 48 and milton seeing current temperatures in the

upper 40s. your out the door forecast looks like this. we'll clear out just a little bit by midnight. 41, so just seeing a few clouds out there. tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m., 38 is your expected temperature in and around philadelphia. suburbs, same deal there. upper 30s by midnight. mid30s by 4:00 a.m. lehigh valley 8:00 p.m. seeing pretty much mostly cloudy sky and everything starts to improve through the overnight hours. delaware same deal, also seeing much cooler temperatures by early tomorrow morning. 4:00 a.m., new jersey seeing 39 by midnight and jersey shore low 40s for you. so the trend is cooler by tomorrow and certainly by this upcoming weekend. your ten day on ten brings us a little bit of everything because we do have temperatures still above normal for tomorrow. overnight lows tomorrow into the 30s. a windy friday in the forecast. cooler on saturday and sunday. tracking developing clouds monday into tuesday. note the expected high temperature on monday 36.

this is below normal and we're tracking the potential for some flurries on wednesday the following wednesday, temperatures in the mid to upper tlur 30s and possibly snow for next saturday. follow us on social media for more updates. think about what you were doing in sixth grade. >> one pennsylvania student is taking on an important cause. how she's joining the fight to get justice for rape victims and what gave her the idea. coming up tomorrow on nbc 10 news today, start your engines. >> the philadelphia auto show gets underway. we're live all morning long with a look at the hundreds of cars on display. the 2017 models and the hollywood classics that are new. that's tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 here on nbc 10 news.

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welcome back. nbc's lester holt joining us from the studios in new york. >> hi, lester. >> ahead for us tonight border tensions talks between president trump and mexico's president called off. we'll explain what's at stake. we'll look at apps that might help to cut your grocery bill in half and experience over youth. opening eye and scoring points

for the older set. a major tennis tournament. we'll tell you more about that when we see you at 6:30. sounds good. we'll see you then. right now, 5:00, demonstrators are in the streets of center city, just hours after a visit from president trump. this group trying to march to the loews hotel where republican lawmakers are holding a retreat. police are blocking their movements. the group is speaking out against several issues, including president trump's border wall. and a band on refugees. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal will have a live update coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00. also tonight, a sixth grader in pennsylvania helped launch a nationwide petition to clear the back log of untested rape kits. >> today they launched the new initiative. it's a nationwide change.org petition calling for all states to find funding to pay for the testing of their rape kits. >> my dad told us to make a change. and we needed the support of the

community to get people to listen. so i spend every day after school and the entire summer trying to bring awareness and support to the topic. >> wow. madison actually got the idea by watching a crime fighting show on youtube. her petition was sent to every u.s. governor. >> good for her. she's going places. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here is jacqueline london. >> coming up, border wall war. president trump pushes his border plan here in philadelphia as the battle over paying for the wall intensifies. all new at 6:00, finding his life saver. a delaware nurse helped rescue a runner that started turning gray. how he tracked her down from across the country to thank her for keeping him alive. also new at 6:00, will pennsylvania soon have fewer state colleges? why some of them could be closing.

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right now at 6:00 an historic visit. >> it's great to be in philadelphia. >> president trump chooses this city for the first trip of his

presidency. more than a thousand demonstrators marched in center city as mr. trump spoke. >> we got to get the message to trump. >> use your listening ears. hear the people out here. >> all with demands they want president trump to meet. good evening i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. president trump's visit to philadelphia comes after a border battle. mexico's president announced he's canceling his meeting with president trump. president nieto insists his country will not pay for a wall. but president trump says they will. late this afternoon, he announced he wants a 20% tax on mexican imports to cover the costs. >> we're bringing you live coverage tonight of the president's visit. let's begin with lauren mayk in center city. >> reporter: the president gave a speech talking about

healthcare, jobs, and trade. saying they would bring back the term made in the usa. he started with something local and personal here in pennsylvania. back in the state that helped give him an election night victory, president trump couldn't resist looking back. >> pennsylvania can not be won, right congressman? there is no path to victory for trump. in pennsylvania. >> he turned the state red for the first time in decades. using a stop here to lay out plans for what he can do with a republican house and senate. >> the congress is going to be the busiest congress we've had in decades. maybe ever. >> reporter: he put repealing and replacing obamacare at the top of the agenda and also took on future trade deals. >> they won't be a whole big mash pot. they'll be one-on-one deals. >> repor a