the roads in pretty good shape. there are some showers to the north. also in bucks county. you don't e see any yellows or reds indicating heavier rain like we saw this morning. we don't see lightning indicating thunderstorms. . but bucking ham getting some decent showers just for the nx hour or so. another little batch coming in. and nothing much down from the south. that's where our air is coming tr. so it's mostly dry as we head through the next few hours. a few showers getting into burlington. there we are at 11:00 and things have really cleared out. that's when we're going to be e seeing across the area. we also see some pretty chilly weather. it's only 49 degrees in trenton where it's been cloudy all day and every place has been cloudy.

dover has been well into the 60s. cooling down from what we saw earlier in the day. it doesn't get all that cold, but we certainly dry out. perfectly clear by 6:00 a.m. and that sets us up for some really nice weather tomorrow. but we do have some more heavy rain in the forecast before the end of the week. we'll get into that timing, coming up. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with the rush to r rescue families from this burning home in the jersey shore. >> first responders were there to catch two children dropped to safety tr the balcony. ted spoke with people who jumped into action to save lives. >> we all came rounding down the al e lee way. >> reporter: he knew his neighbors were in extreme danger. . >> it happened so quick. >> reporter: as flames tore through this multifamily home

monday evening. >> i needed help and i was glad to e see your face. >> first responders and good samaritans. >> this is shotgun you see in a movie. >> teamed up to save seven people including three young children. >> john worked with wildwood. and police corporal to catch a young boy and girl dropped from this second floor balcony by their uncle. >> you grabbed her. >> i was able to kick the door in. >> officer neil and robert murray rescued an elderly woman from a different apartment. the wife and baby told to get out. >> they did awesome. the firemen were jumping into the fire. >> one woman suffered smoke inhalati inhalation. firefighters got the upper hand. it's been labeled an accident. causing more damage. >> i'm told people from the

community almost immediately started showing up here with dags of clothing for the children and their elementary school is now coordinating an island-wide fundraiser for that family. >> everybody needs to help out. that's how you make a community. >> reporter: in this case, community teamwork that saved lives. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. philadelphia district attorney zt williams just left an appearance in federal court a week after indicted for bribery and corruption charges. >> his lawyer wants off the case. michael diamondstooen filed paperwork say iing he can't affd to pay him. asking the judge to be formally removed, but that did not happen. the judge said he would have to stay on until another attorney could take over. williams says he has someone

willing to take his case ask could start representing him as early as friday. he makes $175,000 a year but has a well-documented trail of financial troubles. his indictment last week alleges that he traded his influence for gifts and cash. williams denied he has done anything wrong. mitch was in the courtroom and working to talk to both sides right now. we'll have a a live report on nbc 10 news at 5. >> breaking news. the dow industrial average a broken an eight-day losing streak. it was the worst since 2011. it finished up 150 points. the s&p is and the nasdaq also finished in the green. a jury is now seated this the trial of eric freen. r jurors tr opening statements

on monday. he's charged with killing a trooper and wounding another in 2014. he was captured after a 48-day manhunt. a philadelphia father who went looking for his son's robber ended up getting shot in the face. police say the 16-year-old and a friend were robbed a at gunpoint early this morning while ordering takeout. the teen's father later confront ed the thief who shot him in the face and hands and took off. the dad is in critical condition but is expected to pull through. the white house denied reports it tried to block sally yates from testifying about white house ties to russia. >> the news comes as the head of the house intelligence committee cancelled a hearing about russia today. the chairman is is under fire for admitting he met with a a secret can source at the white house to go over intelligence reports. democrats and republicans want him to quit the committee.

>> if he's not willing to tell the democrat asks republicans on the committee who he met with, he's lost his ability to lead. >> senator graham said he believes most americans want to know who he met with and what information he saw. the president signed an executive order this afternoon that does away with rules aimed at reducing climate change. that order directs the federal government to stop trying to reduce the carbon pollution of electrical utilities, oil and gas drillers and coal miners. the president met with members of the order of police. two people were from our area including john of philadelphia. president trump said public safety was top concern and pledged to make america safe again by removing criminals all

over the country. . republicans will try to figure out how to move trd had in the wake of last week's failed health care bill. >> we are going to work together and listen together until we get this right. it's too important. obamacare is a collapsing law. >> ryan refused to put a time frame on it. ivanka trump and betsy devos went on b a field trip today. they met with young can women to talk about pursuing careers in sciences, technology, engineering and math. >> women make up 48% of the u.s. workforce, but only 24% of stem professionals. this statistic shows we are sadly moving in it the wrong direction. >> ivanka told the women about the importance of fighting for wage equality. still ahead at 4:00, a e. petition to pay off. why some are calling on the first lady to move to washington

or fit the bill in thy. we'll explain at 4:45. a group of local parents is making a push for change. parents unveiled the lat form to the superintendent today. they want to ensure that every student gets a high quality education. among the topics or special education programs and improved transportation to ask from psychological. the group is organized back in 2015. changes could be coming at the lakewood school district. the superintendent says they will be forced to eliminate nearly 120 teaching positions and after psychological programs it no solution is reached to deal with an estimated $15 million deficit. class sizes would also jump to 50 students per clasp. winters is asking for the state to take control of the district if a budget is not made by the may 14th dead line. two primary debates will

take place this spring. one for the republicans and a separate one tr the democrats. both will happen in galloway between april 13th and may 23rd. two former aids to kristen welker will be sentenced tomorrow. they were convicted for causing traffic jams in 2013. they are facing three to four years in prison. both have asked for probation. new details surround iing a toddler's death. we first told you police discovered the 2-year-old boy's body in a west oak lane apartment. you found out more about the person facing charges in the case. >> sources describe the 22-year-old woman in the case as a toddler's caregiver and also a friend of the chuld's mother. they say the 2-year-old boy showed signs of malnutrition and physical abuse, huh bu his cause of death has yet to be determined. he faces charges at the toddler

was found dead at the apartment in west ok lane. police found the 2-year-old identified wednesday night on a bed in the rear bedroom. he was naked and emaciated. this man sat down with nbc 10 saying he had no choice but to kol forward. he asked we not identify him. . >> the man went to police and told them he was trying to dispose of the boy's body. he told nbc 10 he offered him $1,000 to do it. he's charged with concealing the death of a child, reckless en j endangerment and abuse of corpse. >> something had to be done. a cud shouldn't go that way. >> investigators are waiting on toxicology results. . thap believe those results may shed more light on what killed

the little toddler. delaware is putting $600,000 into a statewide program that hps people fix their homes. the statewide program launched today and helps eligible ho homeowners fix safety issues. the milford housing development had that program. some of the funding will go to manufactured or mobile homes. authorities in maryland say a student had a well-developed plan to attack her high school with a gun and bombs, but her parents stopped her. the father learned about the plan after reading her diary. the 18-year-old who struggled with mental health issues had stockpiled ammunition and the makings of pipe bombs. her lan was to attack the high school next wednesday. people in the the area praised her father. >> that's exactly what he should have done. he was a good dad. >> this was a student who needed

some intervention and some help. officials say the teen will be charged with intent to create a destructive device. it brings up an important lesson about privacy that all parents need to know. we were talking about the very thing. we'll have that story all new at 5:00. . they want to rebuild the system with a $725 million prom. and a 12-year lan to replace the fleet to repair tracks, stations and improve rider technology. public hearings are set for next mon month. people now have time to apply for financial help. today tom wolf announced an extended dead line for the home energy assistance program. you need to show a recent bill

with a customer status. you can do that online or your county assistant's office. a senate committee blasted gymnastics for not sending anyone to testify about sexual abuse in the sport. they want the senate to pass a bill that outlines new sex reporting guidelines. calling on organizations to immediately report sex abuse allegations to police or other authorities. >> hundreds of victims have come forward to identify crimes that have occurred under the watch, or lack thereof. >> she told lawmakers that the system is now dangerously flawed ask that young athletes are not protected. reporting sexual abuse was a big story at penn state for many years. former president was found

guilty of chuld endangerment. he was convicted of failing to act on signs the former coach was a child predator. we have new details in the fight to clean up flint, michigan's water. a judge approved a a deal to replace water lines at 18,000 homes. it's a permanent fix for that community that's been dealing with the water contaminated with lead. they started drawing water from a a river without treating it. replace you wants could cost $97 million. the project will take nearly three years. turning our sights to sports. >> the eagles safety is taking that to maik change for minority communities. they pitched to lawmakers about ways to improve relations between minorities and police. the group is asking for lawmakers to come up with effective criminal justice reform. it was jenkins succeed trip to d.c. in the last five months.

frontier airlines is taking off from philly to a new destination. >> nbc 10 was there as the airline announced plans to begin nonstop flights from philly international to san juan. floigts start june 11th ask will run year round. take a live look from the airport now. still some clouds in the sky in the area there. if you have a flight, check with your airline to make sure it's on time. nbc 10 firts alert meteorologist glenn schwartz joins us with the forecast. >> it's a pretty dim locking day here. you can't even see the tops of the buildings and it's been that way pretty much all day. that's the highest we have gotten. 54 degrees with that wind out of the northeast. and it's pretty chilly across much of the rest of the area too. parts of new jersey, only at 49 degrees. so we do have a tremendous

contrast tr north to south across the area with the temperatures. we have sunshine returning for tomorrow. also thursday morning. and then we have more rain coming friday and friday night. some of that could be on the heavy side. as we go into is birks county, we'll show you some of the coldest weather. we have a bunch of places in the 40s. even allen town, 49. the southern end of our area, what a different story. alan dale at 71. it is cooler at the beaches. that gives you an idea of what neighborhood weather is about. sometimes you can get 20 degree temperature differences across our own area u. this is the radar over the last

few hours. . you can see the last of the heavy rain that came through around lunchtime. and now drier air is in. but it's not exactly sunny out there. . we still have a little bit of rain. a few showers in salem. headed in the general direction of the shore. nothing too heavy out there. we're not expecting anything heavy during the night as we showed you earlier. and tomorrow, no rain anywhere. temperatures getting up into the 60s. and as we go further to the south, it will be a little bit u warmer. at the jersey shore where the northwest wind, that means the wind will not be coming off the ocean. it will be just about as warm as it will be inland.

and in delaware, we have a the lot of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s after low temperatures in the 40s. that's about time e we had a a decent day with a lot of sunshine. it's not going to stay that way for the rest of the week. we'll have more on that. >> do you have weekend plans? maybe a beach party? >> i am throwing a party on sunday and it's good timing. . >> you know how to pick it. not so nice tr the rest of us. we have a mixed weekend ahead. . let's take a a look at what's going to go on. this huge yir of low pressure on thursday is sitting out here coming out of the central plains. it's probably right over parts of missouri. now watch what happens. this green represents the rain. let's watch our time line hour by. hour. here comes the low. we get to friday. look at this in the morning. we're green in philly.

rain is is going to be moving in. we have a southeast flow. it isn't going to be warm. friday night, we're still suting in the rain. could even have a few rumbles of thunder. we get to saturday morning. maybe you have plans. maybe there's a an outdoor wedding takes place. early in the morning, this low is crossing philly. e we could see lingering showers. but the good news is if you have outdoor plans, we'll still be cloudy and look a at winds out of the north. cooling us down even further. it looks like the rin will shut down by midday. this low boogies out. somebody could see a few peeks of sunshine. and we get a mix of sun and clouds for sunday. so the bottom line is we're going to have rain, rumbles and sunshine for the weekend. and i call it my glass is one thursday tul because one of the days will be exceptional. . we'll be in the 50s for saturday. the same for the suburbs. all the way across the board. so not very warm.

. i want to kick it off. all the sunshine, pretty much upper 50s into the 60s on sunday. so if you are making weekend plans and you can choose, that's the day. >> complete reversal of last weekend. this weekend around sunday is the day to make those plans. . >> at this point, sunday looks much better tab the other two days. >> something to look forward to. >> a beach party. >> toif talk to glen about that party. planning a summer road trip. >> also plan to pay more at the pump. as much as 40 cents. why gas prices could take a dramatic jump just in time for the busy summer travel season. repairs and renewal, the effort to clean up a jewish cemetery in philadelphia after vandals damaged hundreds of headstones. and a cliff hanger literally. how this boy became stuck on the side of a mountain. that's next on nbc 10 news at

4:00. >> first here's another look at the closing bell. we told you the dow jones rebounded. they are up 150 points. we'll be right back.

take a look at this. firefighters had to rescue a boy who was stuck on a cliff in china. there he is. . he fell about 200 feet off a cliff. fortunately, he got caught in the crevice. firefightered tied the boy to a rope. he was very scared but remarkably he wasn't hurt. the tsa is under fire today. >> an upset mom says her son got

an aaggressive patdown. this happened last weekend at the dallas-fort worth airport. she asked agents to youz an alternative screening process because their son suffers from a disorder that can cause anxiety in kids when they are touched. but this patdown lasted two minutes. >> my son felt extremely violated. he left the area and was upset for quite some time. we dealt with questions for several days now asking why that happened and what he did wrong. >> in a statement, the tsa said it allows for the patdown of a teenage passenger and in this case all approved procedures were followed to resolve the situation. "nbc nightly news" with lester holt will have more of the mother's interview at 6:30 after nbc 10 news at 6:00. the storms, some of us saw and heard. >> the wet weather isn't over

for the week. . >> we're going to get a break before the rain returns. . i'm tracking when you'll see it next in the neighborhood in the most accurate weather forecast. plus pay up or move out. petition for the first lady to fit the bill for security at trump tower. and repairing pieces of history. how an act of vandalism is now bringing out the best in the community. that's next at 4:00.

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>> reporter: it was supposed to be a two-week restoration process, but the storms impacting what crews have been able to do here in the cemetery as far as uprighting these stones that were knock ed down. as you can see, there's still plenty of work to be done. one month after vandals broke sbo the cemetery, too many headstones to count remain toppled over. but the generosity of people outraged by the desecration of the cemetery has brought new life to restoration efforts. >> now we're trying to reset as many stones as we can as fast as we can. >> reporter: the process is slow. . either done by hand or with the help of cranes. this one provided by the mason union. >> some pieces are broken and we have to modify the foundation, otherwise it's going to fall over again. >> in some place thas maximized

the damage by tipping some one way and some the other way. >> the vandalism itself which was likely done within an hour or two will now take crews more than 100 hours to correct. >> you have to do it slow and be careful. >> reporter: the headstones you see here weigh more than 1,000 pounds. part of doing safe work depends on conditions outside. >> things become slippery, the ground unstable, this is a life-changing event. >> just a couple hours sbo the morning, the crews halted work. what would have been two-week restoration job may take a little longer. turning to our first alert weather. the clouds hovering over the center city skyline. a damp and dreary day. the rain was coming down in buckets in delaware.

>> similar scene in north philadelphia. students had the umbrellas out and light rain came down. the storms moved out. >> still a chance for showers in parts of the area. >> here with the most accurate weather forecast. >> it looks like it's about to again. the clouds are low. most of the rain has moved out. that was a pretty intense small system that moved well out of the area this afternoon. we still have some lighter showers for the most part. another area covered most of bucks county. and one little blip of moderate rain might be headed up toward the next 30 minutes or so. but compare to what we saw this

morning, it's not that much of a threat. we have more showers back to the west. we can't totally rule out a shower for everybody, but it looks pretty quiet as we go into the evening hours. it starts move iing into centra new jersey and then moves out as drier air comes in, sets us up for a really nice day tomorrow. the temperatures are well below where they were yesterday tr most of us. trenton only 49 degrees. and dover was in the 60s. now dropped sbo the 50s. to go through the rest of the night, we find cloudy skies continuing and maybe a little bit of fog during the evening hours. but by the time we get to 6:00 a.m., it's not that cool. and we're mostly clear. visibility is getting better and tomorrow is a totally deficient

kind of day. we'll talk more about the temperatures there and unfortunately more heavy rain in just a few minutes. here's a a look at the other stories we're following county by county. it's all about school safety. students and teachers were given a run on how to rea act to an active shooter situation. people living in upper dublin will argue that changes need to be made to a large development plan. a resident dens group won ab appeal of the prom nad. it gives neighbors a chance to share concerns about traffic and noise. the current plan calls for 400 apartments and thousands of feet of retail space. the commissioner's meeting is is at 6:30 p.m. in fort washington. community leaders came together today to select summer meal menus. the food bank provides

breakfast, lumpk, dinner and snacks to kids in. . organizers and volunteers choose what would be served. the program runs from june 12th to september 1st. they hope to see 8,000 kids. senator carper and congressman blunt were at the atlantic sands resort. you still have a little while to get there. the fair runs until 6:00. question for you. how many of you have been on facebook today. >> did you notice anything different? the new features to make the social media giant more like snapchat. >> gas prices are going up for the summer and it's a bigger jump than usual. what you're going to pay at the pump and it cold mean for you. a a new development in the

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a new petition for melania trump to live in the white house or foot the bill for her new york city security. the couple's son. the two to $146,000 a day for security. they are asking law makers to force the first lady to make a a move. so far more than 80,000 people. . once they have 150,000 signatures they will take to bernie sanders. >> it's a first for wase. they will expand and work with other ways hope to add parking space reservations and prescription refills to their list of capabilities.

he's known for being west philadelphia born and raised. >> some time with his west coast tv family smith took this had picture with the cast yesterday. the picture was posted on instagram, always amazing to spend an afternoon with my "fresh prince" family. the tv dad died in 2013. last year smith turned down hopes of a "fresh prince" reunion. >> very cool to see them come back. >> that rap is so catchy. >> not it raining right now. still a damp day.

we're not done with this rain yet this week. >> we're going to get another pretty intense weather system. we had had a an intense one this morning. >> just a lot of clouds and a few light showers. and some pretty light winds. so it's not warmed up because of the cloud cover and wind direction. we are showing you birks county. we'll show chester and montgomery. it's not quite as chilly as further to the north. so they are only 50 degrees right now. further to the north, north whails, fort washington, all 49 degrees. and we do have that making the afternoon evening more miserable. farther to the south, a different story. we have a wind coming in off the

ocean. it's only 46 degrees. we don't have a southeast wind. most places are out of the north or northeast. that keeps the clouds in. . until we get the wind to shift into the northwest. so monday we were at 62. with the sunshine, then we start going back down again. so we're not talking about any kind of extremes in temperature over the next several days. there's the heavy of showers and thunderstorms. we are left with some showers around. but the heaviest activity is right in the central delaware. and just south of dover we got a

small line of some pretty heavy rain here near camden and just south of downtown dover and south of little creek. that will continue into delaware bay and perhaps toward the jersey shore. we'll keep an eye on that. phoenixville, 59. westchester, 61. after low temperatures that aren't that e low. not going to be a real chilly start. a real nice start to the day. up to 64 degrees. 61 degrees and farther to the south, we're about lows in the 40s and high temperatures into the 60s. and thursday is going to be pretty nice too. but not going to stay that way. we have more on the timing.

>> just wanted to create the picture to all live vividly, but only in our brain. want the to take a look at what happens for your weekend. photo so nice. it looks like perhaps one-third of it will be nice. friday as you head into the weekend, not so good. neither will saturday. now as we start out on thursday, this the not today, this is thursday evening. clouds start to move in. so when i told you it would be sunny on thursday, it will be. but it will change quickly. . the green represents rain. thursday night into friday in parts of birk county and lee high valley, you're going to see

some rain. this is going to move across the area and stay us on friday. i think corr. it stays with us for saturday morning and then we can see this arch. that's the low beginning to lift away from us. then we may see a few peeks of sunshine on sunday. we're going to clouds in the afternoon. we're going to be looking at 61 tomorrow those clouds come in at night. mainly cloudy on saturday. told you there would be one good one. we head into monday, clouds increase. opening day, homeowner for the phillies, not too bad.

we have a mix of sun and clouds. and temperatures in the 50s. let's hang on to that one. >> planes, trains or automobiles. >> the cost of getting to our summer vacation destination is going up no matter how we travel. prices is no exception. next at 4:00, the reasons why there could be a jump at the pump in time for summer.

that's how much gas rices could jump just in time for the busy travel summer season.

>> we all want more of it. . they also switched the refinery s to a summer blend of gasoline b to put in your tank. the good folks here tell me this year it's going to cost more to fill up your tank. a lot more this time of year than usual. this is how the roads look today. jump ahead to a day that looks more like this. taking the sum isser road trip. when you gas up for that ride, you're going to pay more. aaa says the national average will go up 40 cents peeking near 2. 70 a gallon. >> that's a little more than usual. wuf seen that climb in years past, but recent history, we haven't. >> reporter: some take the price hike harder that be others. >> as a college student on a budget, that's rough. especially since i'm trying to find an internship and most

aren't paid. >> they learned 80% of families planning a summer road trip. national parks will do well with their more local crowd. folks i talked to today say they work hard for the summer va cay it's happening. even if the gas prices go way up. >> in the end, you have to suck it up. >> we all remember $4 a gallon shouldn't get like that this year. but for many families the increase could be tough. nbc 10 news. it does add up. coming up, new at 5:00, sanctuary suburbs. . how your county could been o the list of places that don't do enough to crack down on illegal

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we're going to start with breaking news. police investigating a shooting in north philadelphia just a few blocks from temple university's c campus. it happened a short time ago.

. police say the shooter may have run sbo an apartment nearby and barricaded himself nearby. the s.w.a.t. team just arrived. temple sent a text alert about the incident. we're going to continue to follow this breaking news tr you as soon as we gather new information we'll get it back. nbc 10's drew smith is at that scene. we'll touch base with him as soon as he collects some information there. > we continue to look at that live picture -- we're going to toss it over to tammie in the weather center. we talked about the rain we have experienced. . >> this morning the thunder and lightning. it was just relentless.