kidnapped and sexually assaulted a teenager. >> you need to know where your children are. we need to catch these guys and get them off the street. >> and right now the teenage victim is in the hospital. the young victim recognized her attackers from the neighborhood. >> cydney long is live in the police special victims unit in huntington park. >> reporter: we know that detectives were able to interview this young victim from her hospital bed at st. chris so she was able to at least partially identify them but the information is limited and now police are hoping that the public will step up. >> it is a concern because, you know, i have children. >> she is heart broken about a child being victimized but she's not shocked. >> it doesn't surprise me because the area right here it's secluded. >> reporter: she knows what's goes on in and around an abandoned home.

a 13-year-old girl was grab bed and assaulted by boys not much older than her. >> 13 to 16 that's usually over there. >> reporter: it happened as the girl walked down the street just before 5:00 sunday. >> sometimes nowadays you can't be safe around here. >> reporter: detectives aren't saying, if any, surveillance video sift or would prove helpful. half block off market street. >> there's a black window opened up there so they could have been climbing through the window. >> reporter: it's unclear how the girl might have been coaxed or dragged by the boys and how she finally managed to get help. she remains in stable condition at the hospital. >> this area right here, is like really a danger zone because there's nobody down here to see anything. you get caught up, that's it. >> reporter: now police commissioner has asked anyone with knowledge of what he called a quote, nasty and ugly crime to include the full names of those suspects allegedly involved to reach out to detectives right

here at police special victims unit. we're in touch with police and we'll bring you brand new information just as soon as it breaks. live outside the svu, i'm shid long, nbc10 news. >> first alert weather tracking heavy rain and thunderstorms for our area tonight. that same system already pummelled parts of the south. toppling trees and destroying buildings in its wake. first alert radar showing what's headed our way, the heaviest rain could wake you up in the overnight hours and this is just the start of a stormy week ahead for us. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking the threat in your most accurate forecast. >> well, we've got warm air coming in but we've also got a lot of wet weather as the flag illustrates and here's the first radar echos just north and west of reading but that is just the beginning. the main area is still well back

to the south, west virginia, down into western virginia. it's still several hours away and here's the hour by hour showing generally some offer of it starting by 10, 11:00 tonight but nothing before that and some of the heaviest occurring after midnight. midnight to about 3:00 in the morning. those oranges indicate very heavy rain or even thunderstorms. that's why it could wake you up in the middle of the night and it's really tapering off as we start the morning rush. could be a leftover shower by 6:00 a.m. but not much. certainly not compared to what we're having in the middle of the night. and then some scattered showers and storms developing during the afternoon. the southeast winds are bringing the warmer air in that's in the mid-60s right now but that's nothing cared to tomorrow when we're well into the 70s and then later on during the week, even

more weather with heavy rain and thunderstorms, maybe even some severe weather. we'll get into that in just a few minutes. >> happening right now. bill cosby back in court and prosecutors want the jury to hear his decade old deposition testimony at trial. >> but cosby's attorney say that testimony is irrelevant. >> prosecutors say some of the most valuable evidence in this case may come from bill cosby himself. lawyers want to introduce cosby's own words about women, drugs and sex at his summer trial. this is video of the comedian today back in 2006. cosby settled a civil suit with the victim in this case. those documents are sealed but prosecutors want the jury to see what andrea was given for her silence when she accused cosby of sexually assaulting her in his home in 2004. prosecutors also want to

introduce cosby's lines from his memoir where he recalls he and a group of friends unsuccessfully tried to slip what they thought was a spanish fly to a group of girls. he wrote, quote, women are never in the mood for men and they quote need chemicals. now the defense wants this to be kept away from the jury saying in part this is all part of his stand-up act and it's not the truth. cosby is being convicted in the media. they are pushing the judge to change the rules in selecting a jury in hopes of vetting out impartial jrz. we're live in the breaking news center, erin coleman, nbc10 news. >> the battle over the next supreme court justice could soon get messy. >> thanks to delaware senator chris coons. senator coons became the 41st democratic to support philly bustering gorsuch's nomination. republicans can get around that by using the nuclear option.

gorsuch would only need 51 votes instead of the 60. >> it's my hope that in the next two or three days now that it's clear that there aren't enough democrats to support a vote that the majority/minority will sit down and talk with each other about is there a path forward. >> lauren mayk is digging into why this is such a big deal for the future of the senate and what it means for you and me. she'll have that all new at 5:00. president trump son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner is in iraq right now. he flew there with the joint chiefs of staff chairman. he'll meet with u.s. forces and advisors to get updates on the counter isis campaign. the trip comes on the heels of an investigation into civilian deaths in mosul near the site of an air strike by u.s. led coalition forces last month. >> president trump welcomed the

el-sisi to the white house this morning. the president is hoping to reboost the relationship and reconnect with egypt's leader. the move supporting the egyptian president is considered controversial by some. she hasn't called the white house home just yet by melania trump now picture lines the halls. still ahead at 4:00. look at the first lady's first portrait. >> security is tight tonight in russia after a explosion tore through a subway train. blast happened when the train was traveling between two very busy metro stations. at least one other device was found but it didn't explode. russia's president was actually in st. petersburg at the time of the blast. >> today lawyers for the man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper and leading them on a stayed wooit manhunt wants his video taped

confession thrown out. this is video. his legal team says his rights were violated on the night of his arrest. they will be bussed to pike county for the trial. killing corporal brian dixon and seriously wunting douglas. it lasted 48 days in the poconos before u.s. marshal captured frein. he could face the death penalty if convicted. deanna durante is heading to pike county to cover the first days of the trial starting on nbc10 news. >> there could be major traffic headaches for commuters in new york after a new jersey transit train derailed at penn station this morning. about 1,200 people were on that brain when this happened around nine. one rider said she felt a major jolt. some passengers fell while others were slammed into the seats in front of them. we're going to show you some

video that offers the closer view of the damage. no one was seriously hurt here. rescuers led passengers out of the damaged cars and on to the tracks and into the another car and we just checked in to find out what this derailment means for commuters right now. if you or someone you know takes new jersey transit trenton trains are delayed about 30 minutes both into and out of manhattan saying the trains leaving after 4:00 p.m. they should be running on time. >> and this is the second time in a week and a half a train has derailed. no one was seriously hurt. >> new video of a robbery in huntington park. watch as he rides by the 80-year-old victim swiepz her purse right there and then keeps on going. fortunately that woman is okay. >> wow. smooth.

>> the deadlines now passed for democrats and republicans to sign-up to run for governor of new jersey. >> candidates had to file by 4:00 p.m. just a few minutes ago. on the democratic side former ambassador phil murphy is leading in polls. he's running against former treasury official jim johnston, lesniak. >> leading the candidate on the republican side also running assemblyman jack kiattarelli and rodgers. >> joseph polilillo is running as an independent. instead he will wait for the general election. polilillo he has run for mayor several times and usually runs as an independent. >> we have new details about a couple found stabbed inside their philadelphia home. one of the people hurt now charged with killing his wife.

nbc10 news first brought you this story as breaking news friday at 5:00. officers say anthony and robyn potter were stabbed several times in point breeze. 63-year-old robin was dead at the scene. anthony was later arrested. he's pushing for answers about a possible motive. >> pennsylvania representative mark rossi led a rally on the steps of the state capitol today. the reason statute for limitations reform. victims should have more time to seek justice from their abusers. >> the home of former trenton mayor mac will be up for auction. he's serving time in prison. as a result his home is heading to a sheriff's sale. the buyer will have to pay close to $400,000 pause of judgments and liens. mack is expected to be released

from prison next year. want you to see some video right here. you see that hole in the roof that building. that's where the boiler the size of a van exploded, killed three people. take a look at the roof of this building. this is where the boiler landed. hundreds of feet away. one person died at the site of this explosion, two others where that boiler landed in st. louis. >> a vigil is planned for tonight for philadelphia toddler who was found dead earlier this month. the prayer service is set for 6:00 near north 15th street. we are still waita waiting autopsy results for the cause of death. his caregiver was arrested last week. she is charged with concealing the death of a child, reckless endangerment and abuse of a corporate. >> sharp packaging solutions just acquired a pharmaceutical packaging plant in bethlehem township. the $14 million deal sharp gets

daiichi facility. it will keep all the current employees. >> right now pennsylvania's coroner's office is trying to figure out what killed a runner who collapsed at the end of a half marathon. 36-year-old lindsay dropped at the end of this race in scranton sunday. emergency crews gave her cpr and rushed her to the hospital where she died. she ran the same half marathon last year. she lives behind three children. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news. 16-year-old amy joy ner frances died after that fight nearly a year ago. tim furlong has been in court following the bench trial. what's the judge saying about this case? >> reporter: it's a bench trial so he's not doing much talking, doing a lot of listening. he's going to hear all the evidence. he's going to make the decision over guilty and any punishments

if need with. it happened on april 21st of last year. one of the girls threw a punch and continually built amy. it was captured on snapchat. prosecutors say after the beating amy laid on the floor and told a witnesses the girls had jumped her. then she died minutes later. in their opening statements defense lawyers made a bad decision that day but they argue amy had a rare heart condition and there was no way that the girls would know that punching amy would lead to her death. the defendants are charged as juveniles. child psychologist, school employees. we'll hear from a couple of the victims friends today. no one's willing to go on camera to talk about this case. i'm going to head back in the courtroom now and get an update. for now we're live in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc10

news. a violent scene in central louisiana yesterday. it brought down tree limbs causing them to take out power lines. that was just one of many areas across the southern u.s. that dealt with heavy storms. look at that lightning. more than 40,000 people in five states are without power. a woman and her daughter were killed in louisiana after a tornado with wind speeds in excess of 100 miles an hour flipped their mobile home. and those storms are part of the very same system headed our way overnight. >> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the thunderstorm threat in your most accurate weather forecast. >> we just have cloudy skies now. there's no immediate threat of rain, no problem for the afternoon rush or the early evening hours but later tonight it's a different story. cloudy skies now and 65 degrees, so it's been a nice mild day but the clouds are starting to really increase ahead of that

next system. we do have a southeast wind over the ocean. it's 48 degrees so that's why ventnor's only 52 and it's 50 in ocean city while it's 63 in woodbine and of course even warmer farther to the north and west. so we have some heavy rain mainly from midnight till 4:00 a.m. so the timing helps us out because that will cause that system to weaken somewhat during the middle of the night rather than at this time of the day it is at its peak. 70s on tuesday and maybe even wednesday, but stronger thunderstorms coming on thursday. the first radar blips coming just west of reading now. that's a big area of rain. even some thunderstorms down to the south and that's just part of this gigantic system. you see the spin in there, the upper air system so that thing

is still going to be effecting us at the end of the week. that's how big it is and slow it's moving. as we go through the evening, look what happens by midnight. it's mild but we've got some heavy rain, maybe even thunderstorms as early as midnight, three in the morning, may be the peak of this thing. the orange indicating some of the heaviest rain. 61 degrees at 4:00 in the morning. it's going to be a warm day tomorrow. and then we're drying out by the morning rush. so you combine sunshine and we're in the 70s tomorrow and if we get enough sunshine and get in between the showers, we're going to go way up in the 70s but we could also see some scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon before we dry out again tomorrow night. how much rain? well, this is one particular computer model. by tomorrow morning, that's a pretty good amount of rain falling in the middle of the night so there could be some

ponding on roads first thing in the morning and with the afternoon storms, that adds to the total and again some more localized flooding but that's nothing compared to the storm that's coming in effecting us on thursday. meteorologist tammie souzza has more on that. >> something all of this rain is actually going to put us above average for the year so far. we've been below average but it looks like this, this storm may put us above and what comes later in the week is going to be actually very messy for your thursday. we're going to look out to the west. the same upper level low is out there churning around. watch what happened. this turns into a monster snowstorm for parts of the midwest and great lakes region. then it approaches us on thursday, leaving snow on the backside, bringing us the potential for strong, maybe even severe storms on thursday. that's the day that we have to keep an eye to the sky. this whole thing parts over us

and brings us some scattered showers for the opening day for the phillies. we're going to be watching out for some flooding, may be some damaging winds, lightning on the high side, hail and tornado threat will be on the low side for us but we still have a couple of days to fine tune this. here's where we go on friday after that system leaves temperatures drop off. this will be the coolest day of the week. we'll be lucky to hit 49 and we could see a rain shower or some drizzle especially bad for the phillies home opener. we clear out for the weekend ahead. we'll take a look at your ten day coming up later on in the hour. >> so bring your umbrella, bring your poncho if this is where you're going to be later this week. live look at citizens back park. the phillies start their season on the road again but by friday they'll be back in south philly and nbc10 will help welcome the phillies home. you can watch the home opener against the washington nationals at 3:05 right here on nbc10.

remember to catch our pregame show on friday that starts at 2:00 p.m. speaking of sports, bringing home a basketball championship to philly. >> we're not talking about the sixers or villanova. how north philly's own done staly is making history as the head coach. >> why she says she won't get emotional about her championship. >> some are ready at the shore, the buzz around the boardwalk this year as we count down the weeks nlg the unofficial start of the season. >> plus she hasn't called the white house home just yet but her face is lining the halls. we'll show you the first lady's first portrait. >> first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street today. a down day across the board.

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welcome back. the white house released the first lady's first official portrait today. going to show it to you right here. dressed all in black, the photo taken after the day of the inauguration. mrs. trump says she is honored to serve in the role of first lady and looks forward to working on behalf of the american people over the coming years. back here at home today. a local high school undergoing it's own kind of version for extreme makeover. >> $39 million is going to the high school in north philly to transform that building. they took a sledged hammer to a wall to get that work started. the renovations include 37 new classrooms with interactive smart boards, a fitness center, renovated library and brand new departments with computer networking. >> it's a great school with a rich history and when these major renovations are done it will be even better. >> let's dedicate ourselves in the future to not taking 13

years to getting this stuff done. >> the school will keep operating during the construction which is expected to last about two years. >> whole new place. >> today nbc10 news responds helps a homeowner who was on the book for thousands of dollars. >> we'll show you the hiccup that caused the problem in this case. plus how you can avoid getting stuck paying out of pocket for costly home repairs. >> plus breaking the glass ceiling, how these two females first responders are moving on up on-the-job. >> get ready for the sky's to rum belle. tracking heavy rain and thunderstorms heading our way, some of it overnight tonight in your most accurate weather forecast. >> coming up all new at 5:00 a couple pulls one over on their mailman. the april fool's prank that's now gone viral.

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right now tracking a stormy week and mother nature kicks it all off tonight. first ladder radar showing the heavy rain and thunderstorms they're heading our way and that same severe weather system already being blamed in the south. a woman drowned in her car after fast moving flood waters swept her car away. >> first meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the storm threat in your most accurate weather forecast. >> we're definitely going to get rain overnight. there is no doubt. don't leave the windows opened in the house or the car even though it's not going to rain in the next few hours. the clouds have increased across the area, no more of that beautiful sunshine. starting to see a few radar returns near reading but that's way ahead of the main system and not reaching the ground. there's plenty of rain down here

in west virginia and western virginia and some of that is headed up in this direction. and it will be arriving but generally this is after 10:00 tonight. there's 11:00 where we're starting to get some of the heavier rain in central delaware and it works its way up to the northeast. some of you may get woken up in the middle of the night from the thunder from this. the orange indicates thunderstorms and more coming up by about 3:00 in the morning. quite a bit of rain according to some computer models and localized flooding during the middle of the night. but the worse of this system is moving past by the a.m. rush tomorrow especially after about 5:00 a.m. you can see -- you don't see the yellows and reds any more as we get into the core of the morning rush, maybe couple leftover showers and that's about it. there could be more showers developing as we heat up during the day because we're going to be in the 70s tomorrow and

they'll be periods where there's sunshine and no precipitation. we'll talk more about the timing of tomorrow's storms and even more fierce line of thunderstorms of developing and effecting us on thursday coming up in a few minutes. >> going to be a busy week. turning to "nbc10 responds." a man's furnace breaks down on a cold february night. >> he gets it fixed right away but getting that home warrant they coming to reimburse that cost isn't so easy. >> i gt to tell you right now, this is the case where the homeowner gets stuck between two companies. >> the kitchen's totally being redone. >> he's making some serious upgrades to his new place. one thing he didn't expect to replace was his furnace. it broke down in february. >> we were getting no heat. >> reporter: he called his home

warranty company. rice says cross country home services told me it couldn't get any of their techs out within 24 hours. so he could find his own contractors. >> we'll upgrade you to an emergency status and you can go get a vendor of your choice to install. >> he hired horizon services to replace the furnaces. they asked for his receipt. when rice sent in a reet for nearly $8,000, he was told he'd only get a fraction of that back about 700 bucks. >> well, it's not my problem that you weren't able to come to replace and here's the home warranty plan. >> so rice reached out to us. we contacted cross country home services. it tells us there was confusion around horizon services. horizon services tells nbc10 that's an industry standard. it does not breakout labor and

material but days after we got involved cross country home services decided to reimburse rice nearly the full amount. they sent him a check for $6,600. >> i really appreciated it. >> great. >> thank you. >> good deal. >> we also reached out to the plumbing, heating cooling contractors association for contractoring companies such as horizon. it tells us, while flat rate pricing is common, there is no industry standard. there were multiple misses on this case and it's glad to have the matter has been resolved, so he got his money back, furnace. he's glad and check it out folks, we do not have the counter today, $413,000 $063 that we got back for our viewers. >> that's expensive. >> it was a tough time. >> if you have a consumer

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by county at 4:00 in mercer county two correctionals officers are charged with assaulting an inmate. it happened almost a year ago. they're accused of punching the inmate and kicking him when he fell to the ground. the second officer allegedly witness that assault and did not stop it. lehigh valley allentown's pothole hotline is open for business. the streets department will need an address and leave a call back number in case the city needs more help finding that pothole. residents can reach the hotline by calling 610-437-8775. >> milford middle school could be shut down as early as the end of this school year. tonight's meeting begins at 7:00. it's open to the public. >> new castle county a few students at the university of delaware are earning their meals through a coop program.

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took down the bull dogs. this was her first national championship as a player or coach. the south carolina she coached right here at temple. the university tweeted that temple made families sends congratulations to her. a true north philly made original. she would not cry over this win, because she's from north philly. still ahead on nbc10 news. she went back to her alma mater. how she got her start on the court? look at that face, though. she is serious. she gets it done, right? >> yes, she does. it's no secrets parents have countless responsibilities. >> some tasks are easier than others. >> usually it's just a couple minutes and then i call mom. >> obviously very frustrated when you can't do it right. >> ouch. >> a group in utah is giving dads the tools they need to do their daughter's hair.

for ten bucks a class dads can get some hands on training. they're learning to braid, to brush and even blow dry their daughter's hair. >> you mean i can do this every night. >> maybe not every night. >> before you know it, mom's going to get jealous and she's going to let me do her hair. >> look i'm already better right now. >> you have big fingers. >> some of the dad's even learned to properly use hair spray, curling irons and straight ners. >> i'm so glad i have sons. >> right. you never had to deal with that. so often the dad's drop the girls off at day care and say i'm sorry i didn't know what to do. >> let's go back to our weather. a live look of boathouse row. you might want to get your walk or run in now because big changes are headed our way overnight. >> live look from center city. may look overcast now but the

heavy rain, the thunderstorms, they're going to move in overnight, right, glenn? >> right. tomorrow's going to be extremely warm and perhaps more thunderstorms during the afternoon. it's cloudy in philadelphia and across much of the rest of the area. as you can see and we're going to be okay for the next couple of hours without any kind of rain, but there we go by 10:00 in philadelphia, we have the chance at least of some showers but by midnight, the chance would be for perhaps heavier thunderstorms and as we go into chester county, montgomery and bucks county, temperatures are in the 60s. this is above average, but not as warm as it's going to be tomorrow. west calen 61, west chester 65, st. david's warrenton at 64 degrees.

all of those places should be in the 70s tomorrow. you see the wind coming out of the southeast, the south 21 mile an hour sustained wind in wilmington and it's going to be a windy day tomorrow too. a few showers west of reading not reaching the ground yet. this stuff is and especially south of roanoke, virginia, we're getting some pretty heavy rain and thunderstorms, but you see the spin of this thing here. that's the upper air part of this gigantic storm and that's the part that could be affecting the phillies by friday. that's how slow this whole thing's going to be moving. hour by hour, dra at 8:00 but not so much by 11:00, 11:30. that comes through between midnight and 4:00 a.m. and as you can see things start really tapering off by the morning rush, maybe a couple leftover

showers and some leftover flooding from what we saw overnight. some areas of ponding on roads at the very least and the normal places that get flooded with heavy rains could be flooded and effect the morning rush tomorrow. later on during the day, we see a couple of thunderstorms move through, most places not seeing it but everybody's getting a west wind and some pretty, pretty gusty winds and warm, warm weather. there's tuesday evening as we dry out. i showed you one computer model a little bit ago with well over an inch. this is a different computer model predicting way less than an inch of rain between tonight and tomorrow, so that's why only some localized flooding is expected. can be a different story thursday and meteorologist tammie souzza has more on that. >> two things we're lucky for, no severe weather here and no snow. look at this storm system as it

approaches thursday. it's going to dump heavy snow across the upper midwest, the great lakes, all the way back to chicago. no snow for us but we could deal with some very strong, perhaps even severe storms on thursday. too early to tell. i can tell you the storm prediction center is keeping an eye on this. as we get into thursday, we're going to see some of these returns with stronger storms approaching the metro and in this area of low pressure moves in thursday night and it brings rain on friday. look at the amount of snow, an april snowstorm. how much rain? we're going to add to what we get already, maybe an inch or so tonight. by the time it's all done on friday we could be looking at some areas picking up as much as two inches of rain. now friday is an important day for one big reason. it's the phillies home opener. it's going to be breezy and cool. we'll be lucky if we can make it into the upper 40s. we'll see a little bit of rain and drizzle. that is throughout the game so you'll have to bring that rain

slicker with you. here's your ten daily and we are going to be looking at amazing temperatures tomorrow. so let's focus on the good, right? even around the thunderstorms, 77 tomorrow. that's incredible. we'll be looking for 70 with that sunshine on wednesday, 62 with the storms and rain on thursday, 49. why couldn't it be any other day in the ten day for the home open opener. >> so bundle up and wear a couple of layers that include water proofing for friday. >> exactly. >> our ted greenburg is thinking about summer. take a look. >> spring sunshine and mild weather at the jersey shore. the perfect mix to get set for the busy season. >> this is about the best day you can get for putting things together. >> i'm ted greenburg while some places are feeling extra pressure.

well, beautiful weather we have yesterday and today already has people with their minds think about summer. i am. >> there's plenty buzz around the boardwalk as people get their homes ready for the season. ted greenberg with the story. >> reporter: ocean city's boardwalk starting to buzz with more activity. >> things are really gearing up for summer, so the season is started. >> reporter: and on this bright and mild early april day, even some shorts. >> beautiful, gorgeous. >> reporter: a heavy dose of sunshine for these guys with the miami summer's company. >> really couldn't ask for anything better. >> reporter: their mission at this house, to replace and rearrange retractible awnings.

this is their busy times. blooming beauty arriving for this margate home and no complaints from liz owner of garden goddess by the sea. >> this is perfect weather. if we could have it like this all the way through through memorial day, me and everybody would be thrilled. >> reporter: these are still considered cooler weather flowers. they're hardy enough to handle big temperature swings that could still come in the next couple months. >> you don't want to have your summer flowers in to early. >> reporter: a mix of spring colors, ahead of the shores busiest season. ted greenberg nbc10 news. >> we continue to follow breaking news in north philly where we just learned four people were shot. >> skyforce10 was first over the scene at the top of the area and nbc10 news drew smith just arrived on the ground. a live report straight ahead. >> and i'm tracking some strong storms headed our way overnight.

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>> announcer: nbc10 news breaking news. >> we continue to follow breaking news where four people have been shot.

nbc10 news drew smith just arrived on the scene. drew, what have you learned? >> reporter: we now know four people have been shot as part of this two are dead, two others z-wrurd. we want to show you the scene down here where scene have been placing down evidence markers. one of those victims was shot multiple times including twice to his head. there are a lot of police department leaders down here. this is an intense investigation. we saw them looking for some of that evidence as well as searching around this property which is a public housing property. the director of public safety for philadelphia public housing is also down here on the scene. so far there have been no arrests. they have not found the gun. motive is unclear but that is a large scene, a lot of attention down here as well because there are four people shot multiple times. i want to tell you about the surviving victims. one was taken to the hospital in critical condition and the other in stable but some of those victims were shot multiple times. their ages rank from