. 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. we still have a lot of the

clouds and the damp dreariness out there. this is a live look over philadelphia. it's just been one of those days you want to in and listen to that rumble of thunder. at times it could be nice, but it didn't stop. let's look at what's going on. these are the temperatures that you're going to be look iing at for tomorrow. i want to switch this to our radar. we're still getting some rain. you're in the clear now. shower activity is going to be headed your way. as far as delaware and dover, still looking at the line of steady showers.

there's some lightning included in that. that's going to progress off to the east and southeast. . river view is is going to get clipped. things will be pretty quiet. and as we look closer to the north, you can see moving out of doylestown, even pottstown, we're looking at showers. you can see this whole area of rain moving off to the north and the east. it's being driven by this area of low pressure. we talked about it for a couple days. you can see the lightning strikes associated with it. so there's still some lightning out there. even if there's going to be a break in the rain until this is all gone, if you have the kids running back and forth between the naub's house, make sure to warn them. the temperatures are going to be

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a group of college students and landlords is suing the bureau for what they call

discrimination against college b renters. it's happening in gloster county. sydney long is live now. what kinds of things are we talking about here? >> we got our hands on the lawsuit and it alleges over the top ordinances ask then selective enforcement by police of those ordinances on things like this. making your driveway a little bit bigger by using gravel to create more parking spaces. long-time residents can can do it, but renters, no way. >> it's been years and years. >>. >> i'm absolutely fed up. >> the landlords and students suing their biggest headaches a parking crisis due to a no parking ordinance anywhere in town. they say it it affects visiting

parents and overnight stations. >> we have yet to get a solid reasoning why those four hours are so important to not have cars on the street. >> teams that they just want to go after the college kid's money they know the parents will pay for the ticket. >> college renters are targeted by parking a second car block was from campus. >> after two weeks of it sitting there, i don't have a ticket on it. >> the town enacted and enforces ordinances to college kids. >> the rental license fee is two times as much as other towns. >> we tried asking the bureau for reaction to litigation as well as claims that renders are not treated the same as long time residents. the township higher up tell me they can't comment ob unconstituented accusations. >> e with wouldn't go into lawsuit over unsubstantiated clauses.

>> reporter: we're told once the lawsuit is accepted as a class or civil action suit, guardians say dozens if not hundreds of renters here as well as some other landlords would be able to participate in this litigation. we're live, i'm sydney long, nbc 10 news. gaming revenue is paying off in erie county and local leaders are trying to keep the money coming in. several leaders testified before the house gaming oversight committee. . they want legislators to fix a supreme court decision that could stop $11 million in slots revenue from coming into the county every year. that court ruling set a tax ob slot machines violates the state constitution. it imposes different races on ka see knows depending on their size. misty and chilly in some parts of west philadelphia today. look at these images. 40th and chestnut streets, an umbrella was just the right

accessory he probably regretted that decision. we're looking forward to two dry days ahead of more storms for the end of the workweek. >> a lot of talk about we were going to start talking right then and can there. you know what i called today? an ugly shoe day. you'll hear that from me often. you put away the still let toes and anything nice and put on the ugly rubber things. that's what you do. ugly shoe evening and tomorrow it gets better. let's take a look. the beams are sweeping the sky for the radar. we have this little line with some lightning in delaware. but across the area, widely scattered showers, we have a little bit of low lying cloud cover. almost a fog in some places. so it is just kind of dank. that's my weather word of the day. wet and damp and cool, just sort

of misty. the river is locking at showers. corr bin city with a little break. cape may is going to get clipped. then we're come oefrg here. dover, this line of showers and a few thunderstorms have dropped to the south. so we're going to continue to watch this dropping off to the south. you may get a little bit of this activity moving through your area. there's going to be a little lightning and thunder out there. . here's the whole system driving off to the north and the east. that's the very good news you're going to be watching this kput our area. blts tonight not as bad as last night. we could see it drop down to sozero or one mile along the jersey shore. by the time we wake up tomorrow, we should see sunshine and not deal with the delays at the

airport because of fog. when i come back, we are going to talk about your weekend. happy about that one. stay tuned. >> we'll see you then. how can you make sure your card is totally safe from scammers when you use an atm? the solution might be to never use card at all. we'll explain how you can do that, next. but cemetery in shambles. how the community is bringing life to the graveyard today after vandals toppled more than 100 headstones.

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all new at 5:00, courthouse confrontation. calling on him to resign. . happened late this afternoon as he let a court hearing about his lawyer quitting his case. >> it's been one week since philadelphia's top prosecutor was indicted on bribe and corruption charges. >> today his lawyer is fighting to leave his case alleging that williams can't pay him. mitch blocker has been questioning williams about his conduct for months now. >> reporter: the latest development step stem from how

he handles his finances. >> like the indictment, this appears to be mostly about the money. just two hours ago, williams' lawyer publicly and in court told the judge that he no longer wants to be on this case. he says that williams will not be able to pay him. this is the first time we have seen seth williams in almost a week. e he hasn't been in the office since being indicted. he's refused to resign despite calls for him to step down. now his lawyer is skl to resign from the case. . he wrote the judge, mr. williams does not have the financial ability to e retain him for trial. he wrote as long as mr. williams is the sitting district attorney there exists a conflict. he said he represents dozens of criminal defts face iing chargey the d.a. office, but the federal

judge didn't buy it. he's ordered him to stay on until williams can replace him. williams makes $175,000 a year, but has a a well documented trail of financial troubles. he's blame d his divorce and alimony payments. he owes the board of ethics $62,000 for failing to report years of gifts. . the federal indictment points to his taste for finer things. williams denies he's done anything wrong. >> why haven't you resigned? >> reporter: as he left federal court, protesters shouted and promised to hound hum until he resigns. his lawyer for now also says the d.a. is innocent but likely won't be fighting for him when it counts. >> while williams says that he cannot afford diamond's fees, he has another lawyer lined up.

the public dezerserves to know if the district attorney is corruption and said he will not allow williams to delay that outcome by continuing to change lawyers. sanctuary suburbs, the trump administration has been threatening to defund sanction ware cities like philadelphia, but the suburb you live in might not be. helping immigration officials as much as the white house would like. check out this map. these counties are all on the government's list for limiting their cooperation with immigration and customs enfo enforcement. some of these places say they are following the rules. >> in the trump administration's crackdown on sanction ware cities -- >> the policies cannot b continue -- >> the government is watching

the suburbs keeping track of how the counties like the ones outside of philadelphia deal with requests about undocumented immigrants. >> i did not know that individual counties would have a difference between one line to another. . >> reporter: they can and so far it's unclear what those differences will mean. >> we cooperate fully with i.c.e. and always have. we continue to. >> reporter: lehigh county is among the jurisdictions posted as having policies limiting cooperation with ice. here in lehigh, they want a a court order to detain someone. it's a policy that changed in 2014 when they lost a lawsuit. >> i asked to detain a person and we did who later turned out to be a u.s. citizen. >> montgomery county cite canned that very case in its own policy which notifies when someone will be released. frank kain says they are not worried about losing federal

funding. if there's a problem, they'd make a change. >> we're not a sanctuary county. we're actually a fully cooperating county with i.c.e. i would be surprised to find out that the president's intention is to penalize counties like us. >> we reached out to the justice department and asked if counties on the homeland security list could be at risk of losing doj grant money. the doj declined to comment. . . u.s. sthart bob menendez is trying to help two daughters get their father back. >>ment agents took the father into custody last month in los angeles as he was driving them to school. he's an undocumented immigrant from mexico and was deported. his family says he lived in the u.s. for more than 25 years. >> i never thought any of my

life i would experience my father taken away from me. he was a person to sustain my family. now my family and i are living day by day to see what happens ne next. . >> in a statement, the girl's father was arrested because he had a prior criminal conviction including a dui in 2009. a jury is now stated in the trial of eric frein, the last jurors selected today in chester county. they will be bussed tr opening statements on monday. frein is charged with killing a trooper and wounding another in 2014. he was captured after a a 48-day manhunt. a philadelphia father who went looking for his son's robberen ended up getting shot in the face. the 16-year-old and a friend were rob bed at gunpoint early this morning while ordering takeout in west philly.

. the teen's father later confronted 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. accept ta wants to rebuild the system with a $727 million budget proposal. the transportation authorities unveiling its 2018 budget and 12-year plan to replace fleets, repair tracks and improve rider technology. >> restoration work got underway at a jewish cemetery. more than 100 headstones were knocked over at the jewish cemetery. some of which the stones weigh 1800 pounds. crews are trying to move quickly, but there's a lot of work to do.

>> we have to mod fit foundation. so it's an involved job. >> in some place thas maximize the damage by tipping some wub way and the other on top of the other damaging the stones. >> initially the work was expected to take two weeks, but the wet weather will make it take a little longer. a crew in pittsburgh hung up their hard hats today after finding 21 canon balls at a construction site. the area where they are digging used to be ab arsenal. atm fraud is up 550% across the country. banks are fighting back by having you ditch your card. wells fargo is rolling out new machines that use without the card. customers request an eight-digit

code to enter with their personal i.d. code and the pros ask kons of using a cardless am is coming up on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt at 6:30. . chipotle restaurants are cleaning out their menu thanks to revamped tortillas. they were using commercially produced tortillas that contained conditioners ask pr servetives, but now they have been between 2 and 5 ingredients. the only preservatives on its menu are food now for lemon and lime juices it uses for taste. let's talk about the weather. >> dreary damp, overcast. the thunder woke us up this morning.

>> that's the next time woer look iing at yucky weather. any of you been to st. louis, they have great barbecue. . they have this area of low pressure. it's going to be heading our way. they are sending this in it our direction. it's all the possible rain and rain/snow mix. it heads our way by the time we get to friday. this lingers all the way through friday night. it could be heavy rain at times on your friday. the low parks itself over phil ly by the time we get to early saturday morning. then cloudy through the midday. if we're lucky, we could see a few peeks of sunshine.

>> ob our friday from philadelphia through the pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh value e lee, jersey shore and delaware, rve gets the rain. nobody is going to be out rain. by the time we get to saturday, we'll clear out at different times during the afternoon. we hang on to the 50s. this is the good part. sunshine tr your sunday. if you have to pick a weekend day to do anything, at this point, it will be sunday with sunshine and some 60s around the area. we'll come back and do your ten-day trend in a few minutes. up next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, we're continuing to follow that breaking news of a barricade situation happening in north philadelphia near tem pel university's campus. we said drop that child.

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the barricade situation near temple university's campus. >> drew smith joining us. what are police telling you at

this point. after this shooting, police now still dealing with a barricade situation near 17th street. it began before 4:00 when the shooting. we do know that a police hospit helicopter has just arrived here on the scene. it also down here there is a car with a bullet hole through the window. so you can see the scope of the scene here all the way from susquehanna down several blocks where there's pl university police because this is near temple's campus. they have put on an alert to students as police continue to

hold this scene and they are working on trying to e get to the barricaded personnel safely without incident. we're live, drew smith, nbc 10 news. tonight fire crews, police, they are being praised after they rescued two children from a burning home. >> ten greenburg has their story. >> glams tore through the home in wildwood monday evening. >> i needed help. >> first responders and good samaritans. >> worked together to help rescue seven people including three children. john lynch worked with wildwood mayor also a volunteer company.

dropped by their uncle. it helps their uncle jump to safety. >> i was able to kick the door in. >> officer neil cohen and robert murray rescued an elderly woman. his wife and baby also told to get out. >> they did awesome. >> reporter: one woman suffered smoke inhill. firefighters got the upper hand on the flames, but the fire rekindled overnight causing significantly more damage. >> we don't yet know what sparked the initial blaze, although the fire marshal has labeled it accidental. >> i wouldn't be able to sleep at night. >> rescues fuelled by heart racing teamwork. >> a wet commute tr drivers.

the windchill wipers were moving at steady pace. >> tell me about it. nbc 10 and clark park in university city where the dog didn't seem to mind the rain. >> more on this dreary day we got here. >> we're going to talk about tomorrow at this point. we talked about the weekend. we talked about the showers all across the area. we still have this line of thunderstorms that's actually moving away from dover. you're going to get clipped in cape may as it heads off to the east. but for the most part, we had widely scattered showers where there could be a. clap of thunder. so be aware of that, especially if you have kilds running back and forth to pick something up or do anything.

our average should be 58. look at how we have cascaded up and down. today, yeah, it looks like temperatures not so great. but here is where we are right now. this is what i want to show you. we have gray skies across the area. we have rain not showing thunder. it's not heavy rain at all. we're looking at 47 in south jersey. so for the most part, we're going to see temperatures hanging steady. then dropping off a little overnight. then rebounding for tomorrow with lenty of sunshine. so we do dry out. hang on to the umbrellas because i have another alert coming up later in the week. >> good advice. here's a look at the stories making headlines county by county across our region today. atlantic city is making its comeback. that's according to the south

jersey economic review. the report shows after a housing crisis and the closing of several casinos, redevelopment is gaining momentum. some of the reasons include the hard rock buying and reopening, the taj mahal and a recent tax settlement. a dprup of parents is making a push for change in the district's school. parents unveiled the parent p t platform to the superintendent today. among the topics on their agenda are better special education programs and improved transportation to ask from school. the group is organized. and a big recognition for the police department. the department has been awarded international accredited status. it was given by a well known law enforcement commission. the department is the ninth in the state to receive this award. take a look at what police

found during an arrest in wilmington. that is 1500 bags of heroin, a loaded gun and cash. drug enforcement agents had been watching an apartment on town state drive. the 34-year-old was arrested at the home. they both face a slew of charges. hearings are underway for philadelphia city council and the mayor's 2018 budget. several city departments testified before council today. officers were asked to talk about the potential impact of losing federal or state funding. the council is president attributed that to the turbulent environment in washington. there's new help for people needing home repairs. the repair program launched today. the state is putting $600,000 into it. the program helps eligible homeowners fix urgent health or safety issues. university hospital will close its heart transplant program in late may. the hospital spokesman says it's

because there just isn't the need. they already stopped accepting hearts while doing transplant operations. people who battled itchy eczema have a new treatment option. there's a new drug that's approved. it's an injection. eczema is a chronic disorder that's incredibly itchy, but the new drug helped to clear up skin and reduce itching after four months. >>, it's safe for long-term use. >> the drug does come with potential side effects including eye infections ask cold sores in the mouth. "nbc nightly news" will have more on the drug and one woman says it change canned her life. that's at 6:30. he's a question tr you. do your kids have privacy from you? how a dad may have prevented a massacre because he read his

daughter's diary. but first, eagle landing on capitol hill. while safety malcolm jenkins is trying to convince lawmakers. and speaking of the eagles, suiting up for success. how carson wentz is surprising local teens. . that's new at 5:00. how the temple community is raising awareness by focusing on inclusion. plus your pl, traffic and headlines. >> catch nbc 10 news weekdays from 4:30 to 7:00.

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today those who served our country got a chance to find a new job. this is a look at the hiring our heroes job fair. it was at the wells fargo center. the program is a nationwide initiative to help veterans and military spouses find work they are passionate about. toyota and the philadelphia flyers work with hiring our heroes to put on the malcolm jenkins is making a push to improve police and minority relations. jenkins and a group of other nfl players visited washington to. pitch lawmakers about ways to improve relations between minorities and local police. the group is asking for lawmakers to come up with effective criminal justice restroom. it was jenkins second trip to d.c. in the last five months.

members awe tended this off the field duty today. carson wentz surprised a group of lucky teens at the ymca. had he was joined by deshawn watson. the two gave the group tips on looking and feeling their best. the event was sponsored by jcpenney. from the gridiron to the hardwood and the sixers hosted their final basketball clinic of the season today. a group of 75 middle school students took part in today's sixers academy clinic. former sixers were on hand to answer questions to put the kids through a workout. it looks like a lot of fun. . up next, backlash against the tsa. a teenage boy gets patted down. tonight, his mother is outraged. we'll hear tr it her, next at 5:00.

this is a live look at a shooting investigation in north philly. this is near temple university campus. a lot of activity still on the scene. near 17th street and a heavily a armored vehicle. a suspect is barricaded inside a small apartment in that area. our smith is on the scene. we're going to get an update from him coming up shortly. video, major backlash for the tsa. for the first time we're hearing from ab upset mother who posted a video of her son getting a patdown. jennifer williamson calls the screening aggressive. it happened last weekend at the

airport. she asked agents to use an alternative process because her son suffers from a disorder that can cause can angsty when touched. >> my son felt extremely violated. he left the area and was upset for quite some time. we have dealt with questions for several days now asking why that happened and what he did wrong. >> in a a staumt the tsa said it allows for the patdown of a teenage passenger. in this this case all approved procedures were followed to resolve an alarm of laptops. she insists her son is the off no alarms. "nbc nightly news" will have more ob the interview at 6:30 right after nbc 10 news at 6:00. in the meantime, frontier is bound for a new desation for philadelphia international airport. nbc 10 was there today as the airline announced plans to flights to puerto rico.

they will run year round. this is their 20th nonstop destination from fully as part of their ultralow cost carrier expansion. can congress run an iminvestigation sbo russian election hacking. that's the question today on capitol hill. calls are growing to recuse himself from the investigation. democrats say he's just too close to the president. >> on capitol hill the calls are e growing louder. >> are you going to recuse yourself from the investigation? is that a no? >> house committee chair, a republican, facing questions from both sides as to whether he can lead a a fair investigation into russian election tampering and possible ties to the trump campaign. >> i think he put his objectivity in question at the very least. he has to repair the damage. >> reporter: he's facing two issues. having announced the president may have been caught in u.s. surveillance and revealing this week e he got that information

while on white house grounds raising questions about his source. >> everything is unusual about this. it's profoundly inappropriate to say the very least. what has happened. >> reporter: former attorney general sally yates and james clapper were set to testify before the committee on russia, but last friday nunes post uponed the hearing. the president himself ignoring questions but tweeting overnight trump/russia story is a hoax. e repeated by the white house today. despite confidence from his own party, democrats led by adam pushing harder for nunes to recuse himself from the investigation. a rainy day for many of us. a live look today. plenty of fog across the

boardwalk. really demonstrates what the drizzle did to not such an ideal day at the beach. still looks a little dreary as the rain has come to an end ushering in some sunshine the next few days. is quite welcome. >> did you say sunshine? we need it. you sat up a little straighter when you said that. a little bit of sunshine on the way. could see a few more showers passing through the area. maybe even hear a clap of thunder. let's look at the radar. all the beams are sweeping the sky. it's this line that moved through dover. now it's headed toward cape may. that's the one you're most likely to hear the thunder with or get a brief downpour. let's tour the area. so this little system is probably going to miss the beach. you're getting a little bit of heavy rain right now, perhaps a clap of thunder. you're going to see the same

thing. that's what we're looking at coming out of delaware and headed towards the jersey shore. the beaches from atlantic city all the way back, we're looking at just some light scattered showers. that's what you're going to be dealing with. some brief showers moving through. in philly, towards cherryhill, we are look at some very light rain showers moving through. and then back into the lehigh valley, from alan town, we are locking at the same thing. some light showers. these will come to an end as this entire system pushes off to the east. it does have a little lightning with it, but the whole thing will clear out of here. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, you'll be looking at sunshine. i'll prove it to you. this is our futurecast. take a about 53 in philly. we're going to be dropping as the evening progresses on. by 1:30 in the morning, we're not going to be looking at any rain across the area.

in fact, we're not going to be looking at any fog by the time you wake up. e we could get a little patchy fog. by 7:30, we're looking at low 40s. then we go through a sunny day. make it into the upper 50s and perhaps a low 60s across the philadelphia area. we head into thursday morning. it will be a little cooler in the 30s. especially off to the north ask west. we make it into the 50s with sunshine. here's where it all changes. we'll see clouds move in on thursday night. the rain will be quick to follow. and we'll struggle to make it into those low and mid-50s on friday. we'll see rain all day long. and e we could see some thunderstorms with this and this is going to linger into your saturday. so let's go neighborhood by neighborhood. check out tomorrow because that will put a a smile on your face. we have sunshine and temperatures anywhere from the up 50s into the low 60s. look at phoenixville at 59 tomorrow. bright sunshine.

the same for westchester. we're looking at 63 in fairmont. let's make a stop at hadenfield. we want the to lock at the shore. then we get into dover and we're look at 64 degrees. so here is a lock at your ten-day forecast. we'll see 61 tomorrow aphilly with sunshine. a few increasing clouds on thursday. 56 and clouds and heavy rain with perhaps some lightning and thunder in there on friday. we're going to be looking at 58. the first half of saturday could be a soggy one. then we hit 62 on sunday. that's my pick day for the weekend. 61 on monday. more rain for tuesday and wednesday. but get down here and look at this. . the home opener for the phillies, dry and a a mix of sun and clouds and 65. who can complain about that? >> we certainly won't.

a story a lot of people are staug about. a father preventing a sandy hook type school massacre. it all happened because he decided to read his daughter's diary. >> is that something all parents should be doing? advice from a psychologist you need to hear. that's coming up next.

we are learning more about a teacher who say planned to attack her high school with a gun and bombs. that teen police say was years old and had a shotgun and ammunition at her home. the high school senior stockpiled fireworks, pipes, shrapnel and fuses to make pipe bombs. . she had been compiling notes on she handled emergency drills. the plan she worked on would never play out thanks to her parents. her father found her diary. they may have prevented a sandy hook style attack. whether this is something all parents need to be doing. >> reporter: the sheriff has no doubt that nicole would have carried out a deadly attack next wednesday if her father hadn't read her diary and notified school officials.

jenkins said about a week ago, her father made a a disturbing discovery just days before he read his daughter's diary. . >> e e had started to see things and just weren't usual for her. i guess at one point he might have found some shotgun ammunition this it a backpack. and questioned her about it. she gave him a reason. when he saw the diary, he tied the two together and thought this was for real. i need to report this. >> reporter: deputies searched the home they found bomb making material as well as ammunition and a shotgun, which she purchased legally at dick's sporting gods. . >> e she had the intention to a deadly closed area. >> reporter: excerpts tr it her diary toexed on other mass shootings including columbine and newtown. >> she looked at those and events in some of the short c shortcomings and also looked at the fact they were all male

school shootings. none involved a a female. >> reporter: she wrote she was prepared to be the first woman to carry out a shooting at a school. she was apparently unaware of brenda spencer who kill canned two people and injured nine others at her school in california. >> the most important thing here is i don't want to swell dwel on the charges. the most important thing is she's getting the help she needs. that's the end game here. >> that was mark seagreys reporting. the news at 6:00 is next. next at 6:00, breaking news, nbc 10 is on the scene in north philadelphia. police have shut down streets near an apartment complex can where they believe a shooter is hiding. this is just blocks away from temple university. we spoke to a student and will have an update next. new details on the death of a 2-year-old who is now facing charges. we'll tell you and the disturbing conditions police found inside the toddler's home.

a s.w.a.t. team has shut down streets in north tld. they are on the hunt for a shooting suspect. they believe he's hiding in a nearby apartment complex. drew smith is live on that scene for us. i know you just spoke to a

student who was blocks away. >> reporter: there's a the lo of o student housing around here and they are not able to get back into their homes because of the police activity opinion ab elementary school has been placed on lockdown a block over. this has been going on for two hours. there was a shooting here. 17-year-old boy who was shot in critical condition at temple university hospital. police chased two people down the street. one of those men was barricaded in a small apartment a block away. listen to what he had to say. >> i just heard five gunshots from that direction. i look back and didn't see much. i didn't know what it was. i just kind of looked back and walked past my house. >> the s.w.a.t. team has been busy