tonight a gunman on the loose in north philadelphia after a shooting and barricade situation that led to a school lockdown. we're live on the scene. your internet search history and browsing habits up for sale without permission. we're breaking down the new measure the house just passed. more than 1200 applicants at the charter school but only a handful of seats to fill. good evening. right now police are on the hunt for a gunman after a shooting and barricade situation in north philadelphia. take a look it. it all started at 17th and

kwa hana streets. drew smitsz is lih is live with. >> reporter: this was a huge police response. and the police remain here guarding this apartment complex. when this was going on there was a shooting of a 17-year-old further down the block. you can see the bullets traveled all the way up here smashing this car window. police are keeping a visible presence tonight hours after the first gunshots. >> pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> i heard five gunshots. >> reporter: summer heard the same thing only to hear more chaos. >> five more shots come from down here. >> reporter: one bullet critically injured a 17-year-old and others smashed car windows.

detectives pulled a shell out after a street drain while the s.w.a.t. team tried to find a gunman. >> asked for the layout of the building. >> reporter: the students watched from windows. >> worried about it. >> reporter: the shooter managed to get away but detectives found a jacket and gun in a yard across the sleep. >> it's terrible around campus and north philly all this violence goes on. >> it looks like a war zone. >> reporter: people in charge of community outreach says something has to change. >> it's becoming normal. and that's the scary part. as an adult this should not be our normal. >> reporter: police have not released the identity of the 17-year-old taken to the hospital. it is unclear what started the violence in the first place. live in north philadelphia, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. in philadelphia a woman is charged in the death of a 2-year-old boy she looked after

and we spoke to a man who claims the suspect offered him money to help her get rid of the body. the man asked us not to identify him. he said that the woman told him show would give him $1,000 to help get rid of the body. the police are still trying to figure out how the boy died. six local counties are in a homeland security list being watched closely for how they handle requests to hold undocumented immigrants. just yesterday attorney general jeff sessions announced any local government that doesn't cooperate could lose federal money. today we asked the department of justice if counties on the homeland security list could be

at risk of losing grant money. they refused to comment. jim kenny says he is embarrassed about what is going on in america. he was at the community college of philadelphia. he was invited to talk about pathways to success for immigrants. a program that helps immigrants further their education and get jobs. but he stopped to talk off the cuff. >> i'm embarrassed about what's going on in america. i'm embarrassed of our national leadership. i'm embarrassed about the ugliness about their leadership or lack of leadership fosters. >> reporter: mayor kenny says philadelphia will remain a sanctuary city despite the threats from the federal government. seth williams is in the market for new representation as he faces bribery and corruption charges. this is video of him heading into court this morning. williams cannot afford to pace pay his attorney. and williams has three days to find a new lawyer.

he is accused of trading influence for gift and cash. he denies wrong doing. a big win off the ice for the u.s. women's hockey team. the team reached an agreement for increased wages. this follows negotiations in philadelphia last week. the victory comes just two days before the upcoming world championships which the three-time defending champs have threatened to boycott. they open on friday against canada. the skies are clearing up after a rainy day in philadelphia. nbc 10 in the fairmont neighborhood where people were out for a run or a walk. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with your most accurate forecast. >> we're finally seeing improvement in the weather. the visibility is good and the clouds are starting to lift up. there's the last of the rain

edded o headed offshore and no more back to the west. northwest winds are going to clear things out. the temperatures not too bad for this time of the night this time of the year. now down into the 40s in many parts of the area. they will stay in the 40s all night. when you get up you won't need a heavy coat or an umbrella. it's going to be dry tomorrow. we're going to get loads of sunshine and the temperatures are not going up a whole lot. at least not by 9:00 a.m. still in the 40s in most of the area. near 50 at the jersey shore. we'll tell you when the next rain is coming and we have more substantial rain in the forecast before the weekend. that's coming in a few minutes. tonight, new details about a shooting that sent bullets flying into a parking lot. the shooting happened last night in the parking lot of delilah's gentleman's club. the shooter is still on the

loose. brandon hudson is there opportunity. >> reporter: a witness was on the other side of this bridge when he heard the gunshots and he saw several dozen people running for safety. police say the shots came from the fifth floor of this building. the shooter was aiming at the parking lot across the street nearly hitting a woman as she got into her car. the investigation, far from over, a day after a gunman fired several shots into the parking lot of delilah's, causing panic in this neighborhood. our nbc 10 camera was there as police towed two vehicles from the gentleman's club. a white truck was hit by two bullets that was fired from a gunman in a construction building across the street. >> pop sounds. and people just started running. >> reporter: nick says he ran after hearing the gunshots. so did a few dozen others. >> people just running.

kids in their hands trying to get away from the sound. >> reporter: the shooting forced police to shut down spring garden, i-95 and the closest septa train stop. >> that's pretty intense that people have got to that level and someone can get a weapon like that. >> reporter: police are looking at video from behind the club as construction crews worked, detectives took out the building from where the shots were fired once again. one neighbor says it won't keep him from walking past the building. >> it doesn't concern me one way or the other. >> reporter: the contractor for the building says they have more police surveillance and had an everhours security alarm system in place but they are not making additional security changes. i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news.

septa is proposing a budget of $127 million to rebuild the system. the authority unveiled its budget today. the money goes to replace the fleet, repair tracks, reconstruct stations and improve rider technology. then the budget goes to septa's board for approval. septa is looking for feedback on a proposals bus route. there was a presentation to unveil the new route. the route 49 bus would go from brewery town, fairmont and gray's ferry to university city and create a direct option between 30th street and the ben frankly parkway. some lucky students and their families are celebrating tonight after being chosen for coveted spots at a top-rated charter school. parents and students packed into the gym at global leadership

academy charter school waiting to hear their names called. the open spots are filled by a lottery system. each year more and more parents sign their kids up. it's not only about the education but the way their kids are treated. >> treat people like family more than a scholar or more than just a student. >> this year more than 1200 students applied for 81 open seats in kindergarten through eight grade. now a to a health scare. parents were notified of two students diagnosed with pertussis, also known as whooping cough. it is a highly contagious respiratory disease. the school waited nearly three weeks to notify them by later. nbc 10 reached out to the school. next, more than 100 teachers could soon be cut from a local school district.

hear how big class sizes could get if official cannot solve the budget problem. your search history could soon be on the market. we're talking about local experts about the measure the house just passed. this is something you see in a movie. >> rescues fuelled by heart-racing team work. how firefighters, police, and a complete stranger saved seven people at the jersey shore. the rain is moving out of the area tonight. but i'm tracking more rain heading our way before the week is over. your first alert neighborhood forecast is next. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming

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about what this means. >> chances are anything you can do on the internet can be seen by anyone else or sold by anyone else. >> clothing sizes, medical advice and banking information all up for grabs. trouble is few people are aware. >> my parents taught me to be precautious with everything. i feel safe. >> reporter: do you feel safe when you browse the internet? >> it's not safe at all. >> reporter: you don't feel safe at all? >> reporter: the fcc ruled that internet providers can't sell your info to advertisers but republicans in the house blocked that protection and that's an issue affecting everyone. >> it's important to understand that you know, every site has its own service and terms of service and its own privacy. >> reporter: and your service provider whether at&t, verizon or comcast has access to all of

it, just like facebook and google tracks your history. >> we don't provide our own connections to the internet. somebody has the ability to see what we're going to because they're the ones establishing the connection for us. >> reporter: be mindful that everything you share or search for could be seen by someone else. now the president's signature is all that is needed to roll back these rules. keith jones, nbc 10 news. president trump dealt a blow to former president obama's climate change legacy today. the president rolled back environmental regulations in order to promote energy production. mr. trump travelled to the epa for the ceremony. the order initiates an immediate review of the clean power plan which sought to reduce carbon pollution from power plants. the president says it will spark more domestic energy production. >> i am taking historic steps to lift the restrictions on

american energy, to reverse government intrusion and to cancel job-killing regulation. >> the president also stressed support for clean water and clean air during his announcement. more than 100 teachers could soon be off the job in ocean county. superintendent lauren winters says they will be forced to eliminate 120 teaching positions and after school programs if no solution is reached to deal with a $15 million deficit. winters is asking for the state to take control if a budget is not made by the may 14th deadline. in south jersey a group of college students and land lords is suing the borough for unfair and discriminatory actions against off campus renters. the group says there is a double standard of treatment of renters compared to long-time owners.

they say police selectively enforce laws with that target renters. we reached out to the borough and officials offered no comment. tonight in wilmington, drying out after a rain-soaked day. but more rain is headed our way later this week. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has your most accurate forecast now. >> we will get a decent storm every few days. and we have a couple of days to dry out and the next one is coming. the skyline is visible again. earlier we couldn't see it because the clouds were real low. the clouds are lifting back up as we clear up. we got to 54 today. 61 tomorrow. and then we start going back down again as we get more clouds and the northeast to east wind comes back. but right now, it's a north to northwest wind. it's not strong but just enough

to start drying us out and pushing the rain out into the ocean. and the clouds starting to go out with it. the last of the rain near tom's river right now. as we go through the day tomorrow, it is sunny. all across the area. the low temperatures, not too low. and the highs are above average. 60 in chestnut hill. 57 in easton. it's not a balmy day. it's not 77 like it was saturday but compared to today, what a difference. robbinsville, 61. so we'll get a land breeze tomorrow and a northwest wind 10 to 20 and that means at the jersey shore it's going to be just as warm as the inland areas. dry tomorrow and thursday morning is fine too. but then, the clouds increase thursday afternoon, and here comes the next storm on friday. this is the latest computer guidance in.

and it is soak wet. friday morning into the afternoon some areas of heavy rain coming in. friday night looks terrible too. this storm tracking just to our south just like the one today did. and that means we have to watch out for any clearing on saturday. that's where the question is. will the rain be out of here by saturday morning? so we're pretty sure about friday being a rainy day. thunderstorms to the south and about sunday being the sunny day. in between, there's that chance of the rain lingering into saturday morning, later in the day, probably improvement with the weather and sunday sure looks like a winner. >> it does, indeed. next on nbc 10, a team effort to save young lives at the jersey shore. we'll show you why police and good samaritans are now being hailed adds heroes. and take a look at this, a

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three kids are safe and sound tonight after firefighters, police and neighbors rushed to their rescue. a fire ripped through this multifamily home. in all, seven people were saved. two of the three kids had to be dropped from the second story by their uncle into the arms of rescuers below. >> we said drop that child. he was just dangling. >> you grabbed her and we went in. >> i don't think i'll be able to sleep at night if i didn't come knowing i did everything i could to get these people down. >> that fire has been labeled accidental. wilmington law enforcement officials are working to crack down on a rash of violence in the city.

the mayor is scheduled to meet with the chief of police to review deployment measures. this as police investigate a shooting that happened this morning. police say a man was found with a gunshot wound to the head. he was taken to the hospital. at last check he was in critical condition. the suspect remains on the run. it was a dinosaur. that's is according to one south carolina woman who saw this alligator on the golf course. it mozied on by and disappeared into the lagoon. did you see that thing? >> that's unbelievable. >> i know we're thinking spring but we should be thinking about football too. >> the eagles making moves. we're going the hear about the signings. and carson wentz tells us about the input he has on decisions

now. can the flyers get the knockout punch? that's next.

i'm john clark. the eagles owner made it clear the eagles are building for the future and signed free agents to help their defense. they signed chris long to a two-year deal. patrick robinson gets one year. chris long was with the patriots last season and won a super bowl and had four sacks. he hopes for more with the eagles. and howie roseman didn't have a lot of cap room. he was looking for a good value. >> obviously, dad played at villanova and wife is from philly. he was excited to come on board as well. when we had the opportunity to

add that kind of person and player it was just an opportunity to take for our football team. look at carson wentz today surprising lucky teens at ymca. he is glad to see new receivers and appreciates the birds asking for his input on the players they're bringing in. >> it's definitely cool to know that they respect my opinion on things and that they want to, you know, build the thing in the right direction. it's also cool when they say they're going to do something and they go do it. it shows that i can trust the organization and like i said i think we are headed somewhere special starting soon. >> the flyers playoff chances on life support. they get a win but the bruins won too. the flyers are still six points back. trailing ottawa 2-1 until jordan wheel. this is a wheel steal. scores to tie it up at 2.

what a play. so, we go to the shootout. it is wheel again. only goal of the shootout, flyers win 3-2. sixers in brooklyn late in the fourth. look at the rookie of the month and rookie of the year. a tough bucket here. sixers win it 106-101. and this time t.j. mcconnell is not going to give the gatorade shower to his buddies. brock is a lock. i'm john clark. we're right back.

you're going to love tomorrow. 61 degrees, sunshine. thursday you're going the like too. friday, not so much. heavy rain friday even friday night, maybe saturday morning. sunday is nice and another storm next tuesday and wednesday and we hope we don't get another one on friday that's when the phillies are starting. >> looks like we get bright sunshine tomorrow which i love. for glenn and all of us, have a great night. [ 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 -- jason segel, lilly singh, comedian brian regan,