bullets fly. dozens of shots fired in the middle of a philadelphia street hitting a man and there school bus. >> hit by hackers. how computers in the pennsylvania state capitol have been taken hostage. seven and a hero.

what this young boy did that saved his mother's life and the important lesson that could help all families. >> "nbc10 news" starts now. right now at 11:00, bullet holes and shattered glass. the damage to the school bus is just the beginning of a wild shoot-out. good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm erin coleman. four men opened fire in the middle of a knights town street. the bullets hit one man and this bus. >> brandon hudson has details on the shooting tonight. when we first heard school bus hit this afternoon, we pictured full of students. fortunately, that wasn't the case. >> reporter: it wasn't the case. there were three people on board the bus. tonight police looking at surveillance video to get leads in this case. a chief inspector told me it's amazing 42 shots were fired and no one seriously hurt. the eight bullet holes and shattered glass from the bus tell the story of a ride three

women won't forget. philadelphia police say the bus was caught in the crossfire of four men who fired 42 shots at the intersection of north 19th street. two adults and a 1-year-old were on board. >> all three of those females luckily and fir callusly were not injured. >> reporter: they say this bus was hit about the three blocks down the street but the driver kept going. you can see the trail of shattered glass leading up to the door where the driver was sitting. >> detectives found three projectiles inside of the bus. >> reporter: while the women walked away, police say a 58-year-old man standing at the intersection was hit in the ear. at this point, police don't believe he was the target. >> it's terrible. >> reporter: marie may has lived in this section most of her life. she's not surprised. >> it's just so sad. i mean, just day after day. the same old thing. >> reporter: the police crime report website reveals 50 violent crimes in the past three

months within a mile radius of the shooting. it's a breakdown of assaults with deadly weapons, robberies sex assaults in a neighbor where may sees children playing all the time. >> it is dangerous for the children. can they think of them? >> reporter: police say that they believe the man who was the victim was talking to the person who was supposed to be the target. reporting live at police headquarters, brandon hudson, "nbc10 news." new at 11:00, a deadly hit and run crash in pottstown, montgomery county. two cars hit a man walking near shoemaker road. we're told the victim was pinned under one of those cars and died. the driver of that car stayed to talk to police, but the other driver took off. lis are n >> winter made its return today with the cold and the snow. take a look at the flurries we spotted across the area this afternoon. >> those flurries moved fast. we sped up the video from our

camera overlooking i-85 in south philly. it only took 45 minutes for the snow to turn right back into sunshine. >> and check out this view from skyforce10. the snow covering some parts of the sky but look at that. not others. the snow has since move out but the cold not going anywhere. >> no, chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with your very wintry weekend forecast. >> this is definitely going to be the coldest weekend in two months since the beginning of january. mostly clear now. got a bit of a moon out there. and look at these temperatures. 30 at philadelphia, but 24 in allentown, 25 in coatesville. 13 in mount pocono. and the feels like temperature, 20 in philadelphia, 12 in allentown. 13 in coatesville, 17 in wilmington. and it's still going down. that's for sure. it's still kind of windy. still gusting, 28 miles an hour

in dover. 24 in atlantic city. we saw gusts up over 40 miles an hour this afternoon and we're going to see gusts to 40 miles an hour again during the day on saturday. so here are the temperatures the rest of the night. just goes down a little bit. with the wind feel like single digits. and then it gets even colder for tomorrow night. we'll see those numbers and when it warms up again in a few minutes. >> new at 11:00, hackers hit the pennsylvania state capitol. senate democratses have been locked out of their network since this morning after a ran son wash attack where hackers infect a network and demand payment to unlock the data. democrats are working with the fbi and microsoft to fix the issue. tonight an nbc10 exclusive, philadelphia polices are apologizing after detectives raided the wrong house. this man told us he was barely an walk when police broke down

his front door this morning. they put him in handcuffs and began to search his apartment. >> it took police at least ten minutes to realize their mistake. they didn't do enough prep work. >> you need to do some research before you do this kind of thing in the united states of america. >> the captain of southwest detectives will be calling him to offer a full apology. police also tell us one of the suspects they were searching for was captured nearby but still looking for a second. tonight a sinkhole continues to create problems for people in one neighborhood. the philadelphia water east clearfield street between frankfort avenue and amber streets till further notice. we first told you about the problem last night on "nbc10 news at 11." our cameras were there when this car got trapped inside the hole. neighbors stepped in to help by lifting that car out. >> promising news for drivers to use the delaware river turnpike

bridge. engineers say good weather helped speed up the work and it could reopen by early april. it was shut down back in january when painters found cracks in its base. a rash of armed cell phone store robberies in the lehigh valley. police arrested two people in connection with the crime tonight. the arrests are the result of a new task force. it was formed after recent robberies in pennsylvania and new jersey. police say there could be more arrests. new jersey governor chris christie is vowing to keep religious facilities safe across the state. his assurances follow a wave of threats against jewish community centers here and around the country. he promised additional patrols and there's now a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to convictions. the man police accusing of making threats to at least eight of those institutions. juan thompson appeared before a judge today in st. louis. police believe he's a copycat who made the threats to harass an ex-girlfriend.

tonight, new details on the controversy involving attorney general jeff sessions and his contacts with the russian ambassador to the u.s. sessions plans to release an amended testimony on monday about contacts made during the presidential campaign. a justice department spokesman says the attorney general will also respond to questions raised by democratic senators. sessions recused himself yesterday from any investigation that looks into the communications between president trump's aides and moscow. >> philadelphia school officials and city leaders gathered to show support for transgender students. transgender students and their families met at city hall. they talked about the trump administration's decision to roll back protections that allowed students to use restrooms matching their gender identities. one mother tells nbc10, she's encouraged by tonight's show of support. >> policies and laws and rights are all one thing, but i think there's so much negativity going around right now and there's so

much fear that we forget that we have the power to change and shape our own communities. >> the school reform commission approved guidelines last year protecting the rights of all lgbtq students across the city. president trump and education secretary betsy devos spent the day visiting students at a private catholic school in orlando, florida. the president praised the school as the kind of disadvantaged children should be able to choose to attend. while chatting with fourth graders the president had a playful warning for one of them. >> tell you what, your own business and you're going to make a lot of money, right? but don't run for politics after you do. >> the visit comes as president trump is pushing for congress to pass a school choice bill. celebrating the newest batch of philly's finest. today the philadelphia police department added another 58 police officers. the class also includes nine

temple police department recruits and one for the housing authority. they range in age from 22 to 48 years old. new at 11:00, a 7-year-old from south zwrersy is being called a hero tonight. >> when his mother had trouble breathing he knew exactly what to do. nbc10's aundrea cline-thomas shows how rocco got help before it was too late. >> reporter: what was it like seeing mommy cough so much? >> i was so nervous and scared. >> reporter: unable to speak, danielle motioned to her 7-year-old son rocco to get her phone and call 911. >> i was vomiting. i was using an inhaler. it wasn't working. i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: he stayed on the line with dispatchers answering all of their questions. >> they were asking me how did she get the cold or what happened. >> reporter: it wasn't long before first responders arrived rushing danielle to the hospital. >> when i got to the hospital and explained exactly what had happened, i started sobbing. >> reporter: so impressed with

his poise, the police gave rocco trading cards. they say years of practice likely saved her life. >> we always say if any question that somebody would have to ask him if he were lost, he would be able to answer. >> reporter: it was a morning they never dreamt of but thankful their 7-year-old was prepared. >> if one of your parents senior coughing or getting sick, call 911. or somebody that you know that can help. >> reporter: they, like so many families, only have cellphones. it makes it difficult for 911 dispatchers to know exactly where the call is coming from. if he didn't know his address and other information, it could have kept them frep showing up right on time. reporting in marlton, aundrea cline-thomas, "nbc10 news." even after all this happened, rocco still went to school. he says he's a little nervous and excited about all of the attention he is receiving. >> he's so smart. i want rocco on the case if i'm in trouble. >> he knew what to do and did

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today's snow caused a big mess on roads across pennsylvania. take a look at the scene in state college. two accidents involving more than 40 cars shut down part of i-99. the road is back open tonight. a snow squall also to blame for this pile-up on i-811234 schuylkill county. several people were hurt and taken to hospital. witnesses say cars began spinning out and slamming flow one other. still shut down in both directions in that area. disney is facing a boycott of its new version of "beauty and the beast." a theater net alabama says it

will not show the remake because one of the characters is portrayed as homosexual. franklin graham also called for a boycott on his facebook page. this will be the first disney movie to have a gay character. >> a follow up out of camden county. a controversial high school musical will hit the stage with the help of one of its original broadway stars. we spoke today with brian stokes mitchell. he was telling students the script which uses the "n" word is meant to the start a debate against hate. he says in today's society, it's especially important to have discussions on sensitive issues. >> i'm really, really heartened by the fact that so much discussion has been going on in this community. >> ragtime is the fictional story of three diversity stories in early 20th century new york. the show runs from march 10th to the 19th.

pote he evers will include a warning about strong language. >> a punch in the gut, demolition of this landmark. crews made way for a highway construction project. the camden county historical society tried to block the demolition. county leaders say the destruction of historical landmarks undermines the quality of life for the entire community. >> here's the cute report right here in burlington keep the. dozens of puppies rescued from a pet store now up for adoption. the puppy barn went out of business last month because of unsanitary conditions. county officials say they will hold the puppy barn accountable to pick up the tab for any new pet owners dealing with a sick animal. i want those two. >> so cute. you only have a couple of days left to enjoy. sunday is the last day to get out there and lace up your

skates. this winter has been up and down for the ice rink. but the weather should cooperate this weekend for the last two the nights. after that, crews transform the ice rink into a roller skating rink for summer fest. >> but there aren't going to be any signs of summer this weekend. glenn has your neighborhood forecast. >> but after the weekend, it's going to start feeling like spring again. roller skating might be a good bet. this is the camera shot we were watching this afternoon. at times, we couldn't even see i-95 because the snow showers were coming down so hard. minutes later, the sun was out. it was a wild afternoon. it's 30 in philadelphia now. 25 in pots town and reading, 24 in allentown. of course, that doesn't tell the whole story because we still have wind. and other parts of the are even colder. 24 degrees, reading 25, blan done 25, allentown is 25.

bath at 22 degrees already. so the temperatures going into the teens there. and this is not the coldest night. tomorrow night will be colder. it feels like 12 in allentown, 13 in coatesville, 2 below zero at mount pocono. and that's not as low as it's going to go. last of the snow showers moved out pretty quickly as the sun went down. and now we're left with the cold. and the wind. adding up to feel like low to mid teens when you get up in the morning. doesn't warm up a lot during the day. still feeling like the teens in parts of the area. even tomorrow afternoon. look at that. 18 in philadelphia, 5:30 in the afternoon. what do you think is going to happen saturday night? it's going to go down even more. by 10:30 at night, it's feeling like 5 in doils town, 6 in

potstown. 8 in burlington county. by 6:00 a.m. sunday, that is when it's going to be about the coldest. just about everybody's in the single digits. 5 degrees doils town, allentown, potts town, west chester. 4 in trenton. 7 in philadelphia. now, sunday will not be as windy as saturday. so by sunday afternoon, the feels like temperatures start actually to go up over 20. and in a couple of places, near 30. and that's just the beginning of the warmup. look at this between sunday's 37, monday 53. these are the low temperatures now sunday morning. not the feels like temperatures. the actual temperature. pa suburbs 13 going up to 37. that's the windy symbol, by the way. gusts to 40 miles an hour during the day tomorrow. and then in lehigh valley down to 7 degrees. sunday morning. but then into the 50s by monday.

jersey up to 56. after the morning before, 15 degrees. everybody's in the teens or single digits on sunday morning. and by monday, just about everybody is in the 50s. by tuesday, we're talking about temperatures in the 60s. >> glenn, thank you. it came down to the wire at the wells fargo center tonight. >> so who went toe to toe with carmelo anthony and the pass that had the sixers fans on their feet. >> it's all about the prom. how one community helps students find the perfect dress and the perfect price.

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arms. i'm excited to play with these guys. they do so much to try to help me get acquainted. and you know, and try to learn everything as fast as i can. and you know, all the credit goes to those guys. >> meanwhile next month the nfl draft comes to philadelphia and today the eagles learned whether they will pick 14th or 15th in the first round. the league held a coin flip to decide who would pick first between the eagles and colts. the thirds won the coin toss which means the minnesota pick, the sam bradford deal turns into the 14th overall pick. the phillies hosting the twins in clear water. jeremy he will ligson making his second started. he gave up a run but struck out four. scott kingerry would provide most of the phillies offense stepping up and stepping out in the seventh. a two-run shot. his second this spring. the phillies lots 4-3. a positive step forward for hel

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the cold is here. >> yes. remember just a couple days ago? >> yes, i do. >> mid-70s. >> wonderful. >> record warm there now we have the coldest weekend since early january. that weird looking symbol there for saturday, that's the windy symbol. >> that's what that is? >> that means the wind is going to be gusting over 40 miles an

hour to go along with the cold. so that is one cold day. then tomorrow night is even colder. by sunday morning, it's 18 in philadelphia, i have it as low as 7 in the lehigh valley for the temperature sunday morning. and then despite sunshine and less wind, only gets up to 37 sunday afternoon. then we jump up. look at that, by tuesday, we're up to 6 degrees with some showers and as we go through the rest of the ten day, you don't see any 30s after this weekend. >> let's keep it that way. >> stay inside till tuesday. >> absolutely. that's "nbc10 news at 11." >> have a great weekend. [ 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 -- samuel l. jackson, dakota fanning, musical guest, ed sheeran,