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. tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00 deadly church bombings. tonight we're getting reaction from the local catholic christian community. getting a head start to preprayer for the major league. a big warmup is ahead for the weekend ahead. if you thought today was nice, it gets even better tomorrow. the first alert neighborhood forecast is coming up. geeng, this is nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm rosemary conners. still warm out there this

evening. what a week it's going to be. first alert merierologist erica mar teen is tracking some summer like temperatures in the 40s. >> conditions right now are obviously very warm. we have that high pressure system bringing everything from the south towards our region. we topped out at 59 degrees in the philadelphia international airport. and upper 50s for you, a lot warmer than we've had to see the past couple of weeks. you guys are looking good right now. fleetwood also seeing 57. and easten, upper 50s for you. the p.a. suburb seeing plenty of 50s.

so temperatures are only going to get warmer. and your current temperature, 57 degrees, a very pleasant 57 degrees. and we can see at 6:00 a.m. we have an area of high pressure that's absolutely massive. so coming up rosemary we're going to talk about lots of sunshine and temperatures topping off in the 80s. this morning too separate explosions killed more than 40 people and left 1100 injured. for first attack targeted in the city of tanta. the second bombing was a suicide attack just outside st. mark's

church in alex drannia. the. >> i was sitting in the front and all of a sudden it went dark. a few seconds later i got up and saw bodies all around me. >> egypt's president has declared a three-month state of emergency. isis is claiming responsibility for the violence. shortly after the attack president trump tweeted so sad to hear of the terrorist attack in egypt. u.s. strongly dawn demes. i have great confidence that the president will handle the situation promptly. tonight nbc 10's andraya visited a catholic church. andraya. rosemary hundreds of parishioners wer getting ready to celebrate on sunday when they found out about the balmic. this makeshift memorial shows

they're not mourning alone. outside of this orthodox church he lights candles as a sign of solidarity. >> i'm hoping they can understand we're all brothers. we all bleed red. we're all abraham's children. >> the inside the church, leftover palms lay. >> i saw some people tearing, and people were shocked. the father says he had to break the news to his congregation. many were unaware. more than 100 people are injured including family and friends of those who worshipped right here in northtown. >> there isn't better than that.

>> that doesn't sube due the sorrow, a sadness that's shared by ridley who isn't caustic but says he's among the faithful. now christians in egypt have been targeted in the past, but the father says this feels different. they're going to continue to pray for all those involved. they're also going to be prayer for the tearests. reporting live nbc 10 news. more traffic trouble is on the way. if you drive around the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia, take a look crews are already closing parts of the parkway as the city of the nfl get ready to host the 2017 draft this month. right now road closures are

being put up. drew smith is live along the parkway to show us what's happening. >> reporter: good evening. something big is going down here. we're down to one lane on kelly drive. also a street will be closing partially at midnight. meanwhile, it's not just drivers that are affected. if you're planning on taking a run up the rocky step, well, you're not going to be able to this month. the traffic barrels and cones began moving around 8:00 a.m. tonight, and the city's quickly closing off a lane. >> i think they're going to be honking. >> neighbors like cheryl are already impressed as the stage

rises this year on the nfl draft. >> actually this is my route to work every morning, so it'll definitely be inconvenient. >> reporter: the city wants the estimated 200,000 people that come out for this festival to be impressed. >> i definitely think it's worth it. >> reporter: this week's phase one is miner in scale to the impact drivers will see when we reach stage four. >> i'm not looking forward to it at all. >> reporter: some neighbors are taking it in strides, ditching the car. >> i think it's going to be fun. >> reporter: we know there's a lot to keep track of. it changes weekly and by strange. we've put some maps and dates on the nbc 10 app.

live drew smith nbc 10 news. a 20-year-old man is in the hospital in critical condition after a man shot him in the face. someone picked up the victim and rushed him to the hospital. no arrests in this. in south jersey a man was shot and killed in broad daylight. police suspect it was a drive-by shooting. investigators have not released the victim's name or announced any arrests. philadelphia foyer fighters have their hands full this afternoon. this images are from a fire. it took crews just about an hour to get it under control. fortunately no one was injured. tonight a warning from the white house to the leaders of syria and north korea.

the u.s. will strike back if those countries violate international peace agreements. the warning comes as a navy strike group moves closer to the u.n. peninsula. today u.n. ambassador nikki haley blasted russia over syria's chemical attack this past week. >> russia's reaction was not oh, how horrible or how could they do this to the innocent children or how awful is that. they're initial reaction was assad didn't do it, the syrian government didn't do it. >> secretary of state rex tillerson arrived in europe earlier this evening for highly anticipated meeting that will happen this week with the russians. >> united muslim relief joined other student organizations to host a bankt to benefit the

ongoing conflict in syria and the refugees rather who are in our region. guests got a taste of the culture through traditional food, music, and art. >> it's tragic the chemical attacks that happened in syria. a lot of children are being killed, and that's why refugee families are coming, and why we need to be more acceptic. >> organizers hope to raise thousands of dollars at the event. a little bit of drama in georgia today where 72 holes just wasn't enough to settle the masters. >> after so many years one and for all for sergio. >> sergio garcia bested. garcia also becomes the third ever spaniard to win a green

jacket. special honors for philly's own. sounding the alarm. we now know why these emergency sirens starting ringing throughout one city down south when there was no emergency at all. and get ready for a taste of summer. this area of high pressure is going to bring us lots of warm air to start this workweek. some of us will be on vacation. i have all the details with your warmup coming up.

all 156 outdoor warning sirens went off in dallas friday night waking people from sleep and alerting them to take shelter. the only problem is that there

was no severe weather or active emergency. that'll definitely keep you up. officials say a hacker accessed the emergency system and activated the sirens to repeatedly sound. foyer fighters had to go to each siren location and manually sut them off, a task that took about four hours to complete. the search is on for 32-year-old. he's suspected of stealing weapons from a gun shop last week. they say he set his car on fire, threatened to harm schools, and created a manifesto. authorities say he has also expressed anti-religious views. >> all of the action he's taken to this date may well just be the groundwork to get people to

listen to him. >> he is considered armed and dangerous. it was a mix of sorrow and celebration as rock and roll legend check berry was laid to rest today. family and friends attended the late musicians open casket. barry died last month at the age of 90. philadelphia's own now has a road named after her in south carolina. she still wearing the net she cut down paraded today with her team. the coach told them there's a lot more to come from this team.

>> the lord works in mysterious ways. he does. so if you're not a believer in him, and you believe in us, you better find him because he answers. this is just the beginning. thank you so very much from the bottom of our hearts. thank you. >> as part of the celebration the mayor prenned staly with the street sign presenting her name. they gathered to celebrate palm sunday. it commemorates jesus' entry into jerusalem. the faithful at the enontabernacle derman church. all right, we've got to talk about today's whether. simply perfect for checking out

the subaru cherry blossom festival in fairmont park. the event featured dance, drumming, and martial arts performances. i'm first alert meteorologists erica martine with your first alert forecast. we're trending above average for the next couple of days. right now we're seeing 52 in philadelphia. coast vil at 50 and dover 52 degrees. notice the wind direction from the south. so yes, we have warmer air moving in from south to north. that will be in place and set us up for a very nice trend at least through tuesday with temperatures pretty much giving us a taste of summer. and here's why. we have an area of high pressure

building just offshore off the carolina coast. and notice how massive and kp s expansive it is. we are seeing very warm temperatures by monday into tuesday. overnight lows on average we're seeing 42 degrees in philadelphia. right now we are seeing 44, that's our expected overnight low. so above average. atlantic city your expected overnight low a 45 degrees, but still bundle up nonetheless. lots of sunshine by 10:00 a.m. for philadelphia. 61 by 10:00 a.m. and the p.a. suburbs also seeing 60 by 10:00 a.m. lots of sunshine. and i advise you to get up nice

and early and enjoy as much of it as you can. so a very nice day in store. your neighborhood for tomorrow expected high temperatures for the lee high valley seeing mid to upper 70s for the p.a. suburbs also seeing plenty of 70s. 75 is your expected high. notice we're seeing mostly clear skies. 80 for fair mont, so these trends right here, all warmer because we have that nice warm southerly air. it looks like we're seeing really nice temperatures for the jersey shore. it looks like you're going to see wilmington 80 degrees.

i can't emphasize this enough because we are going to see 80 for tomorrow in philadelphia. we may even see 81, 82. we could match or beat a record that was setback in 1847, that was a record high. 72, that's our expected temperature. and we could see some showers. and it looks like maybe an isolated thunderstorm. hope that mother nature gets herself out of the way by saturday night. figure it out. >> all right, thanks erika. so good news in terms of our weather and hopefully good news in terms ouf our sports. let's talk about the fliers coming up. the biggest story involving the players on the opposing team. until suddenly it wasn't.

we'll show you how the fillies closer took a win away. he's hiding a card!

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hey good to see you. the phillies were hoping to wrap up their first home series of the season. it erupted for a dozen runs. it was a 17-3-1 for washington. picking up in the fifth 2-0 when he drives one into the gap and hernandez touches home as he rounds home third.

he was giving the phillies a 3-0 lead. it's not believed to be serious and he he should make his next start. we go to the ninth inning, it's a 3-0 game. it's a high-flying ball, and yeah, we've got a tie game. bottom of the frame, hernandez up, two on, two out money when the matters most. from opposite field action and the single drives in, and that's the wenning run and theigate raid bath to go with it. >> to win two out of three i think was really special, especially after the 17 runs we scored. you kind of expect a let down and you don't know what to

expect the next day. but we were competitive all three games that's all i can ask for. that's them two out of three, huge. defenseman robert heys made his debut with the squad. he had to deal with some light hazing. none of his teammates joined him for the first cup of laps, out there all on his own. his left shot is stopped by eddie lock. let's see how the game fairs, though. he levels thing up with a shot to the slot. he wasn't done. 2-5 came from dave weiss.

a minute, 70 seconds later he takes the pass. look at bryan bickle playing his final game. more on him in a minute. later and cane celebrating a had-3-2 win shootout. >> we had a lot of good things happening this year. a lot of ups and dunes, i'd say. but we have consistency, and i think that's where we lose a lot this year but at the same time we did a lot of good things, played great at home. but we've got to build off this season and kind of learn from

it. pay attention if you haven't heard this story. you saw him score in the shootout. the two stanley cup champ retiring due to multiple sclerosis. fans gave him a nice ovation tonight. a little bit later a full run-down of a fntastic final day at the masters. nbc 10 news is coming right back.

the first alert trachg warning for drivers in delaware county. starting at 9:00 tomorrow morning a new traffic pattern goes into effect. parts of the intersection will be closed to help improve safety. in south jersey two eastbound lanes will remain closed indefinitely. this follows a fire under the

flanders bridge that happened yesterday. next on nbc 10 news at 11:00 pedaling for relief. doctors are praising a new way to help relieve the symptoms of parkinson's disease. but it's not exactly reinventing the wheel. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside.

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tonight we are getting ready for a taste of summer. a nice and cool evening here at the rocky statue by the

philadelphia museum of art. tomorrow a boost to the warmup we felt this weekend. welcome back to nbc news 10 at 11:00. thanks for staying up with us. erika. >> rosemary, we have a great night in store. temperatures for today really topped otat 59 degrees at philadelphia international airport. westmont area 54. and 53 degrees for you. let's take a look at some more neighbors. all around we're seeing really mild conditions for tonight. in delaware 49 degrees. notice those southerly winds. and let's head to the jersey shore. we do have a nice warm noit in

store. atlantic city 50. holeigate currently at 49 degrees. and this is why this is our weather maker, a pressure system building. we're getting a lot of warm area moving into our area. this is why we're seeing a nice warmup just in time for the workweek, to begin the workweek rather. and maybe mid 80s by tuesday. >> love it. thanks, erika. couldn't beat the weather today. we found lots of people enjoying it. >> reporter: sunglasses and short sleeves for the street festival. today it's the food and the weather drawing the crowd to main street. >> got a little cooped up after all that rain we had. >> reporter: they came here with

their 11-month old dwin twins. how nice was it to not have to bundle them up today? >> it was nice. >> reporter: not everyone has the same idea, though. she's wearing sandals, but you're wearing boots. it's not just the warm weather wardrobe that came out today. also the bikes in fairmont park. good weather is good business for vendors like cb's barbecue. they have a brick and mortar location in warmer months and this one starting now. with even warmer temps on the hurising some are planning for even more plans outdoors.

what are you going to do? >> go outside and play basketball. >> reporter: what are you going to do with that weather? >> i have to work. >> reporter: the kids who have the plans, and the adults who have the work. but it is good timing for some. philadelphia schools are on spring break this week. very busy day for firefighters who battled several blazes across the region. an nbc 10 viewer captured this video. you can see the flames shooting out at that apartment. crews had to rescue several people here. the american red cross has opened up a shelter to accommodate any misplaced families. >> out at north philadelphia where two garages went up in flames. crews had this fire under control in a matter of minutes.

fortunately, no injuries to report. crews were called to this home, and you can see the damage here on the second floor. three adults and a cat had to be rescued. tonight all are doing okay. some some news we will be keeping track of. tomorrow president trump's pick neil gorsuch will be sworn in. the republicans changed the rules so he could be confirmed with fewer votes. tackling controversial issues like religious freedom and gun rights. he's accused of killing a state trooper and wounding another in an ambush back in 2014. testimony continues tomorrow in the trial of three teenage girls charged in the death of a delaware high school student.

prurts say she died in the restroom at howard high school shortly after those three suspects attacked her during a fight. coming up next on nbc 10 taking to the streets. thousands pounded the pavement today with a message.

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tonight a message from the white house to the leaders of syria and north korea. the u.s. will strike back if international peace agreements are violated. this is as the u.s. aircraft carrier moves closer to the peninsula. >> reporter: as a navy strike group moves closer to the careenen peninsula, a warning from the white house. >> if you become a threat to others, at some point a response

is likely to be undertaken and a message to the leaders of syria and russia after russia's president assad launched a chemical weapons attack. >> in no way do we see peace in that area with assad is the head of the syrian government. >> reporter: members of congress are calling for more sanctions against russia and a regime change in syria. >> here's what i think assad's telling trump by flying from this space, f-you, and i think he's making a serious mistake. >> we don't have a system where the president just gets up, launches missile against anybody they want to. >> reporter: president trump this past sunday condemning the isis bombings of the catholic churches in egypt. another international hot spot as the trump administration says

defeating isis remains its t priority. russia's failure to help eliminate chemical weapons in syria will be a major topic of discussion. today thousands of people took to the streets of downtown dallas for the maga march on immigration and racial equality. participants carried signs and waved american flags. this year's theme is focused on families, community, and empowerment. they say they want an end to immigration reform. >> it's christians, it's muslims, it's jews, hindus, people who may not have a belief. >> a similar march brought about half a million people to the streets here nine years ago.

okay, we all know exercise is good for us, but right now cycling is getting some new attention. it turns out psychollg can help relieve the symptoms of parkinson's disease. it can even slow down the progression of the disease itself. experts found cycling increases certain proteins in the brain that help movement and cognitive functions. >> when you have medication you be an increased activation and an increase activation following exercise. so exercise is in fact medicine. >> to get the benefit patients have to cycle three times a week for 80 to 90 rpms. ymcas are offering classes across the country. nbc 10 was at the church where hundreds of people

dedicated their time and energy to filling the baskets with toys and candy. >> there's a couple of domestic violence shelters actually. there's elementary schools with low income students in it so, it's a whole different variety. >> nine different stores offered up donations for the event. in center city thousands of people made the most of a sun chilled spring day by running and walking for a good cause. these folks ran for the environment, specifically clean air. the goal was to raise money and awareness. this 10k, by the way, has been happening for 36 years.

good thing the weather was cooperating, erika. >> that's right. we love this, and we're going to continue through tomorrow and tuesday. in fact it's not going to be that bad thru the week. we are clearing clear skies tonight. and the winds right now in philadelphia are light. so we do have that southerly influence and southwesterly influence. gentle bruise for dover at 10 miles, and wild wood a moderate breeze for you. coming out of the south 12 miles per hour wind speeds. the high temperature in philadelphia 69 degrees. right now 52 the philadelphia coast. wilmington 50, and allentown warmer at 53 degrees. here's an area of high pressure that is building, and more importantly that clockwise flow here bringing that warm air from

mexico. and all that warm air sliding into our area, which is why we are seeing that influence with temperatures to 80s by monday ask tuesday. right now philadelphia is 42 degrees, and we're going to be above that tonight because we do have that nice southerly influence. allentown 42 degrees. lee high valley seeing upper 70s. look at this, a really nice trend in store. westchester 75 rather is your expected high. phoenixville 78 and newton 79 is your high for tomorrow. a few clouds ifany, especially sp upper level clouds. so a nice trend in store.

76 for trench and handlefield. overnight lows in the 40s, so we are actually trending warm at night as well. jersey shore and conditions all around are certainly going to be comfortable. a pair of 7s for you with overnight lows in the upper 40s. although i'd like to take all of that credit. why not. perhaps a sprinkle early wednesday, and of course tracking that trend through the end ft week we're seeing 60s, so not that bad at all. it looks like we'll see showers and temperatures in the low 70s. not that bad at all. >> thanks erika. baseball is back and danny

with our sports. >> from inred sox to it cubs last season we've seen some serious championship droughts end. highlights coming up.

the fourth and final day of the masters down in augusta, georgia. it wound down to a grudge match between sergio garcia and justin rodes. eyeing it up. looks like he enjoys what he sees, and for good reasons. starts to work its way back to the hole. it's only going to one spot, and

that is the bottom of the cup. put him down for a one please. look at him all pumped up for the hole in one. let's go back to it battle for the jackets. sergio here in 15 sinks this one, an eagle. rhodes, though put the lead back. that happens right there, rhodes pushes the put, missing the birdie, can't believe it. lines it up, but this one is right at the hole. all square for 18 holes, so we head to the first playoffs. everyone's nervous, even the wives and girlfriends of the players. lot of money on the line. started off with rhodes's tee shot. not good. the shot is way right.

lands in a tree. he needs to do better there, that's for sure. again, rhodes can't get the long one to drop, misses to the left. just by that much. huge opportunity by sergio. 74 majors in total garcia sings this puck to get his first ever major victory of the tournament. this is what it means to him. the crowd going bananas as well. and of course it comes with the coveted green jacket. >> it's been such a long time coming, and i thought i had it at 18. i thought i hit exactly where i want it. it breaks left and for some reason it didn't. i knew i was playing well.

today i felt the calmness i've ever felton a major sunday. those in attendance a chance to practice with the squad. but the entire team was there to help the kids improve their game during the event. >> the fact that we've seen what joe lmb can be, gives us a moment the right to be excited. what dario has done to be one of the rookie favorites of the year and you can keep going and going. but it all points to we've got a right to be excited. >> there's going to be some expectations next year, so we work at our game and take that even bigger step and get over

that hump. and tonight finally he's got more game. westbrook made its way into the history book. westbrook also the winner and celebration. that's all for me here with csn. yo, check it.

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here's a live look at the ben franklin parkway where the first of four nfl draft related closures begin right now at midnight. spring gardens street closes heading westbound at pennsylvania avenue. plus the right two lanes right in front of the art museum steps, they will shutdown. the draft ginz later this month april 22nd. so there's going to be a little traffic headache there. coming up here's a preview. >> this week we remember pennsylvania zone arnold palmer. we take you back. >> and this stuff in this room you could find things in here that would take you back almost to the ginning. >> plus jac nicholas and gary player share memories of their long time friend.

that's coming up. and a last check of the weather. >> i feel this is popular time for meteorologists. finally we get our love. we're going to see 70s on waend. so we have this really nice trend, lots of warm air sliding in from the gulf. and then it looks like we could see some showers waend. 60s for thursday and friday. who's complaining? and then we're going to hold off on that for easter. sometimes those cold fronts very quickly. and otherwise it's really -- rosemary what are you doing tomorrow? we've got plans to head to the shore. >> oh, i've got plans to do everything tomorrow. >> we both have off monday and

tuesday. i'm sorry. but we are working today. that's going to do it for us. have a good one. i have to ask you about the

arnold palmer drink. how do you order it out at a restaurant? >> an arnold palmer. >> will you say, i would like an arnold palmer? >> yeah. that's great. ♪ arnold palmer, a true icon of sports history, and one of the most beloved golfers to ever play. oven a special "in depth," we look back on the life of the late hall of famer who died in september 2016. from his humble beginnings -- >> his house sat right here. >> literally right