also the philadelphia fire department and we've been told that the fire marshal has also been called in. i mentioned that this restaurant has actually been vacant for quite a while. it does have some broken windows on it that we've noticed and we're told that it was contractors who came here to work on those windows that actually made this discovery. here's what the detective had to tell us. >> when they went in to see what kind of tools they were going to need for the job, they discovered a body in a room that was charred. this time it appears to be a male, that's all we know and that's where we stand at now. >> reporter: so they have not ruled homicide in or out at this point but they're treating it like a homicide so that they can protect the scene here with all these investigators working on this. now i asked whether this body could have been burned some where else and brought in to this scene, they told me that they don't believe that that is what happened. they believe that this somehow

happened here. they just don't know how or to who. live at franklin mills, i'm lauren mayk, nbc10 news. >> the hunt for a killer accused of filming a murder and then posting the video on facebook. tonight that search has stretched to our area. more than 30 schools in west philadelphia went on lockdown this afternoon as police investigated unfounded tips about this case. this murder happened in cleveland, ohio. >> police are now looking for the suspect in several states including pennsylvania. here in philadelphia, there have been no confirmed sightings of this suspect but police did respond to fairmount park this afternoon after they got some 9/11 calls from people thinking they had seen the suspect. police tell us the suspect was not seen anywhere in philadelphia. cydney long is getting reaction, let's go to jacqueline london live in our breaking news center on the latest for this search. >> police in cleveland say it is now a national hunt.

they gave an update about an hour ago. they are asking stephens to surrender. take a look here at this map. the search started in cleveland yesterday. it has expanded to michigan, indiana, new york and pennsylvania. investigators in cleveland say at point-blank range stephens shot and killed an elderly man walking by and that video was then uploaded on facebook. during the police news conference, they announce aid reward of up to $50,000 for any information that would lead to stephens, but they say they don't know where he is. now the victim has been identified as 74-year-old robert godwin senior. his killing appears to be random. we're hearing from that victim's son and from stephens fraternity brothers telling him to turn himself in. >> this man right here was a good man. >> please, seek help and surrender because the situation may not end in any other way.

>> reporter: stephens also made the claim that he has killed at least a dozen other people but so far that has not been confirmed by police. live in the breaking news center, jacqueline london, nbc10 news. >> some tips about this facebook murder suspect prompted dozens of philadelphia schools to go on lockdown today. cydney long is joining us live from fairmount park and police responded to some unfounded tips but i just can't imagine how worried parents were. >> reporter: indeed they were. it scared several parents and people in the park because they witnessed a quick and coordinated response by police to this area but that panic i can tell you quickly turned to relief. >> very reassuring. >> reporter: have a necessaria took her stroll in fairmount park today moments after five police districts got a series of 911 calls that someone matching the facebook description might be in the area. >> it's great to know that they responded immediately and showed

direct response to this because what could happen if he was here, that's horrible. >> reporter: philly schools put 30 schools on lockdown as a precaution. those lockdowns lifted within an hour. police canvassed area there is no indication or evidence that the suspect sg or was ever in philadelphia. it had others a bit on edge. >> i only saw the helicopters come by. i saw a few cars come by with flashers on, like in a row. >> reporter: they weren't sure what was unfolding but took time to hit the internet to study the cleveland killer's face. >> looking at his, he looks like a number of any guys walking around philadelphia. it's unsettling. >> reporter: hunter is praying that he's caught soon without incident. she reached out to a close friend this morning. >> i told her that it was so frightful that someone did such a horrific thing and she told me how cleveland is in pandemonium

and everyone's fearful. >> reporter: the 30 sum schools in philadelphia that were placed on lockdown. it was only about an hour or so-so all of those students were dismissed at their normal times, life in fairmount tonight, i'm cydney long, nbc10 news. >> tonight a day of celebration but also a day with heightened security in boston for the 121st boston marathon. more than 25,000 runners hit the pavement with thousands of police officers standing by. today's race was the fourth since a deadly bombing at the finish line back in 2013. a live look now at the ben franklin parkway where philadelphia will host the nfl draft in less than two weeks. security preparations have been happening for months and they are intensifying today. mitch blacher covered the security at the democratic national convention last summer and the pope's visit. he is now tracking security preparation live along the parkway, mitch. >> reporter: the transformation

for draft day is undergoing. here's a live look at the stage. they're starting to hang that banner. this will all be inside what is called a secure perimeter but most of the fans that we talked to today told us that security is not what will be keeping them away from ben franklin parkway. >> 14 years for andy reed. >> reporter: south philly's knows many past and current eagles personally. he's their tailer. >> reporter: it was during the pope's visit. >> too many people, thousands and thousands. >> reporter: so this time he's going to watch on tv. he's not the only one. fans here in-person should plan for a security perimeter around the main stage near the museum of art steps. this area is called the draft feeder and will require a ticket. you can also expect road

closures around the art museum but nothing like the traffic box restrictions we saw during the pope's visit. tourists told us the construction and security were not a problem for them. >> they made sure we got around and made sure it was safe for us to get over here. >> reporter: for philly hosting the draft isn't cheap. the nfl is contributing $25 million and the city will contribute another $500,000 most of the parkway will be open to the public. this area called the draft experience will still have to deal with stadium style security, no weapons, no smoking and bags and purses will be searched. the city expects as many as 200,000 people at the draft and predicts it will bring in over $85 million over the draft weekend. whoever the eagles pick, they'll know where to get their next suit. >> we got the best team. >> reporter: now unlike the pope's visit, the secret service will not have anything to do with security for the nfl draft.

the philadelphia police department will be taking the lead. now the mayor's office says that it already has plans for overtime. it says that it plans on having a lot of overtime but expects that the nfl will pay some of those costs and reimburse taxpayers. we're live along ben franklin parkway. i'm mitch blacher, nbc10 news. >> impressive costs. this time last year the eagles were about to select carson wentz. today the quarterback spoke to the media for the first time this off season and he says he's in love. we'll explain coming up all new at 5:45. >> to the weather now on the flowers are in full bloom. nbc10 in montgomeryville. shoppingers were out and about. here's a live look down the shore in cape may. look at that. a dreary start to the day is now starting to improve. >> there's plenty of room for all of us down there. >> yeah, yeah.

>> let's go to first alert meteorologist tammie souzza. some sunshine in the forecast. >> oh, yeah and we're going to have more sunshine and rain. it's springtime. we'll get a little of everything. let's take a look at live doppler. everything is quiet across the area with the exception of delaware. we have a few sprinkles just to the south of dover making their way through riverview and that will continue off to the south and the east. this is not a real big deal. in fact, we have plenty of sunshine, even in delaware. look at rehoboth beach right now some breaks in the cloud cover, some bright skies, some bright pockets there and plenty of people out enjoying the beach at this hour. so this is what we're looking at temperature wise if you're in delaware. we want to make sure that your neighborhood is covered well. glasgow at 69 degrees. let's go further to the south, middle town you're at 67, felton at 65 and ellendale at 65 degrees. very comfortable and above where

we should be this time of year. here's the trend for tomorrow. not quite as warm as today. we'll be spot on with the exception of the jersey shore where you're going to be left in the 50s because of an on shore breeze. the rest of us make it well into the 60s. i do have some mid-and upper 70s in my forecast. i have to explain all that rain, right? i'll do that when i come back. >> case closed. police in newton township say they've identified all of the people seen in this video including this guy who picks up the bench right there only to have it bounce back and hit him in the face on friday. police put this video out after several businesses on sick amore street were vandalized. we have a call into police to see if anyone will be charged now. >> the officer who survived the ambush is telling the jury about what happened when he was shot. this is video of trooper alex douglas walking into court this morning. he told the jury he heard loud bangs and heard someone

screaming. he saw trooper brian dixon lying on the ground. douglas says he banged on a window and yelled for help then he felt a pain like getting hit with a baseball bat in the back. douglas also testified about the rehab he's gone through and he was emotional when he spoke about how much pain he is still in. frein had no reaction inside the courtroom. >> erik frein is accused of killing dixon. frein could face the death penalty. >> a memorial to a 3-year-old found dead in a south jersey park was removed over the weekend and it all has to do with his father's murder trial that starts tomorrow. a shrine was made where brandon's body was found in an had be township park back in 2015. the jury is expected to visit the park. david creato the boy's father was accused of murdering his son and leaving him in the park. his attorney expressed concern

about the impact the memorial would have on the jury. >> while a honeymooning company is now angry at the airline, plus the war of words escalating tonight between the u.s. and north korea. the strike that foreign nation is warning the white house about tonight. plus, fake blood spilled on bucks county students, potentially life saving lesson they're learning here today.

today tension continues between the u.s. and north korea, but are the two sides backing down from the brink after a failed north korea missile test over the weekend. well, it depends on who you ask. today president trump and the first lady hosting hundreds of children for the white house easter egg roll but even during the light holiday trautd hangs the heavy weight of foreign policy. the white house now singling it is leaning on china to help ramp down north korea but holding all options open. >> i don't think that you're going to see the president drawing red lines in the sand but i think that the action he took in syria shows when appropriate this president will take decisive action. >> north korea's ambassador blaming the u.s. for escalating

tensio tensions. >> translator: we are ready to react to any mode of war desired by the american. >> north korea instead of a nuclear test opting for a medium less range. >> even though it was a failed test it's still a test and still helps them learn the capabilities. >> the vice president in south korea on a previously planned trip doubling down on the president's message. >> era of strategic patience is over. >> and literally staring down the rogue nation, pence visiting the demilitarized zone dividing north korea and south korea staring across the border as the north korea soldiers stared back. >> in just a few hours the eight candidates vying to be the next district of attorney of philadelphia will go head to head at drexel university. current d.a. seth williams

served two terms but recently announced he is not going to seek reelection. he is waiting trial for bribes. >> if you want to vote for the next d.a. you have to make sure you're registered by today. you can register, on line or by mail. you can find that information right on the nbc10 app. >> an investigation is underway into what caused a fire at a center city apartment building today. the fire broke out on the third floor of the adele if ia house apartments on chestnut street. crews quickly got that fire under control. no injuries reported. >> the sun may be out now but the day did not start that way. nbc10 was in wayne this morning, thick cloud cover all over the sky there. >> right now, though, you can see the sun just a little bit. it's broken through. this is a live look down broad street as folks start to make their way home this afternoon. >> not bad. >> the sun has returned.

let's bring many meteorologist tammie souzza with your first alert neighborhood forecast. >> you know what? if you don't like the weather, juster just hang on it's totally different 36 hours later. this is the afternoon highs we've been dealing with. we should be at 64 this time of year 87 yesterday. 71 so far today. i don't know that we'll go above that but there may have been a 72 that snuck in there for a couple of minutes. we'll check that out for the next few minutes. 67 is what we're forecasting for tomorrow. 65 on wednesday and back up to 75 on thursday. so we're not done with the nice mild weather, at least not yet. we do have some gray skies still hanging out across philly. we have a few peaks of sunshine. 70 right now with winds out of the northwest to 14 miles an hour. temperatures elsewhere generally in the upper 60s and low 70s. allentown at 72, wilmington 69.

atlantic city coming in at 67 degrees. let's take a look at the radar because it was really lit up this morning with all that rain. now it's pretty much tapered off unless you're way down south in parts of delaware, that's where you're looking at some sprinkles making their way between harrington and reviewview. you may see a very light sprinkle. it's gone. if you're out there in the lehigh valley, berks county, even much of philadelphia, you're in the clear. it's still south jersey and the jersey shore and delaware that need to fully clear out. now this storm system leaves, we have beautiful sunny day on tap for tomorrow and you can see the clear skies headed our way but there is another storm system in the pipeline and that one is going to come in here bringing us clouds wednesday, rain thursday and friday. hour by hour. let's go through this. beautiful tomorrow. enjoy tomorrow with the sunshine. grab the sunglasses. clouds move in on wednesday. could see a sprinkle out toward mt. pocono and then come thursday from mid-morning through the afternoon we start

to see a steadier rain move through. this is on and off through friday morning and saturday is our nicer day of the weekend. make your plans for saturday. because this is what sunday looks like. it could be a wet one on sunday. could even see a thunderstorm in there as well. so this is what we're going to deal with for the next three days. beautiful conditions tomorrow. 68 in philly with that sunshine out there. if we head off to the pennsylvania suburbs we're looking pretty much at the mid-60s, a little cooler on wednesday. we get to 61 but back up to 68 by the time we get to thursday. lehigh valley 64 tomorrow up to 67. again could see a shower late on wednesday in the lehigh valley. then we take it to new jersey where we're going to see 75 on thursday, 77 in delaware by thursday. tomorrow we're in the mid-60s and low 60s. the only exception is the jersey shore because of an on shore breeze it's going to be in the 50s and cooler there. i'll have your ten day at 10 on

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>> announcer: this is nbc10 news. in philadelphia two guys on the run after robbing a popeye's in seeder brook. they casually walk past people waiting in line and then he hit the registers. shoving handfuls of cash into their pockets before climbing back over the counter. >> more problems for united airlines. >> a people say they were kicked off for a flight. the situation is different than the one that went viral last week. when they boarded someone was laying across their seats taking a nap, so they simply got up and moved to other seats. the plane wasn't full. without them knowing they tried sitting in economy plus seats an attendant asked them to move so they did but that's when the couple said an air marshal came on and told them to get off. united said, these passengers repeatedly attempted to sit in

upgraded seating which they did not purchase and they would not follow crew instructions. they were asked to leave the plane by our staff and complied. we offered them a discounted hotel rate for last evening and rebooked them on a flight this morning. >> united announced its changing one of its policy. the airline will no longer allow crew members to displace customers already on plane. previously those crew members were able to get on the plane up until it was about to take off. >> philadelphia police how they respond to requests to remove passengers from planes. it's uncommon for them to be called to do that but if they are they remain guided by their core values and policies. >> if you want to get through security quickly at the airport you can now sign-up for tsa precheck at philadelphia

international. the tsa announced its opening a temporary office at the he airport. terminal b, baggage claim, b as in boy, you can sign up tomorrow morning through next friday, the program costs 85 bucks. in the lehigh valley the airport could be expanding. it has a master plane in the works for the lehigh valley international airport. it's something that's updated every five to ten years and this plan takes the airport into the year 2040. right now there's nothing specific laid out in the plane but on thursday there's a public workshop that's from 4 to 7 at the airport in allentown. >> coming up in our next half hour "nbc10 responds" has a new home. >> today not so easy driving with an ez-pass for a driver who got overcharged for nearly a year's worth of tolls. the issue he had with the past before the nbc10 response team steps right in. >> bucks county students doused in fake blood and running around campus. the lesson they're learning today that parents say they

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>> announcer: this is nbc10 news. >> welcome back. governor tom wolf says the state is on track to bring medical marijuana to pennsylvania. >> the drug was legalized for medical purposes a year ago today and the governor says dispensaries and growing operations will be running next year. >> deanna durante reports, those who want to get in that business have a lot of work to do. >> maybe some better views of

the facility. >> reporter: john cohen takes a look at his medical marijuana grow facility, all of it right now computer generated reality. he must wait to find out if the department of health will award him a business license. only about 12 growing facilities will be granted state licenses. pharmaceuticals will be based in this pottstown warehouse. >> introduced us to borough management who was very positive about us coming in. >> reporter: the economic development group welcomed his new venture to the area on the idea that jobs will be created and this new business is projected to be lucrative and to help give the struggling borough a needed economic boost. it's already being used to help more than 200 children in the state who have life threatening or debilitating ill ynss. >> cancer-als, ptsd, kroens

disease. sickle cell anemia. >> reporter: with only about a dozen facilities in line to be able to legally grow the plant the state needs to gauge how many potential prescriptions will be needed. for him the work is just getting started. he has to act as if he has been grant aid license and be ready to open up shop within six months of being awarded one. it's a gamble that's worth it even if all this planning is lost to another company chosen over him. >> we had to get zoning permit and do the application, gather capital. >> reporter: the state is planning to award those licenses by summer and because the tax revenue is projected to be in the millions, that's why the state is pushing to get these businesses open by 2018. deanna durante, nbc10 news in exton. >> traffic deaths are dropping in pennsylvania. pendot says nearly 1,200 deaths were reported last year but that's the lowest number since recordkeeping began in 1928. there's mixed progress to this,

though. fatalities at intersections and also pedestrian deaths were up from last year. >> we're continuing to follow the developing story that we brought you at the top of the hair, a multi-state manhunt for a man committing a murder and posting it on facebook. it's now reached five states including pennsylvania. police are looking for 37-year-old steve stephens, 30 schools in philadelphia were locked down for more than an hour after reports that he was seen in fairmount park, but there have been no confirmed sightings of stephens in our area. and all new at 6:00, social media mega phone, how more and more criminals are using the internet to broadcast their crimes. >> students ran out of their school, they were wearing fake blood in fairless hills bucks county this morning. it was all part of an active shooter drill. students, police, firefighters took part in an active shooter drill at charles boem middle

school today. after acting out the whole situation, police said everyone including parents should be very proud. >> parents of pensbury students should be very happy and proud that their school takes this seriously, not only the faculty, the principals, the superintendent but even the students. obviously by the pensbury students that took part today. >> more than 75 students volunteered to help today. >> now here's a look at some of the stories making headlines county by county across our region today. in delaware county investigators are searching for the cause of this fire that destroyed part of a church in booth wynn. skyforce10 captured smoke. you can see it pouring out of memorial presbyterian church on chie chester avenue this morning. no one was hurt. >> a berks county teen is in police custody and facing attempted murder charges relating to a student that put a teen in the hospital. pennsylvania state police say

matthew hale was april reapprehended. he's accused of shooting a 13-year-old boy in washington township last friday. the victim was in critical condition. >> and in burlington county a town hall protest is planned in medford. a group of congressman constituents is planned to rally outside a closed meeting tonight. that rally runs from 6:00 to 8:00 tonight. >> septa riders have a new place to park their cars. they opened up this brand new 80 space garage. it's open seven days a week and offers several new amenities they include a tire inflation station and a covered overpass that gives riders a weather-free entrance to the station. drivers in our area are starting to feel the pain at the pump again. the average price for a gallon of regular jumped 5 cents to $2.64. new jersey drivers are paying 2.41 and it's 2.37 gallons for

delaware drivers. >> students at berks county are getting a new ride to school and it's better for the environment. six older buses are now being replaced with newer diesel power buses. the money's coming from the pennsylvania state clean energy diesel grant program. it's a push to improve air quality. >> drug camps are a problem in the city of philadelphia. this is an exclusive look at gurney street. right along the train tracks there is a half mile long stretch of muddy ground that is covered by garbage and more than half a million used drug needles. there's furniture that's scattered around and several shacks where heroin is left out in the open. >> what's important to us is the sanctity of human life and with conditions like this we want to prevent people from dying. that's why we have officers who

are carrying nar cam. we're down here trying to prevent people from dying. >> according to officials, 17 people died from overdoses in that area last year alone. it is considering legal action against conrail that's the company that owns the land. >> addiction recovery and treatment was the topic of discussion in university city today. recovery centers of america held a behavioral health symposium at the university of pennsylvania. they discussed the relationship between substance abuse and mental health disorders. officials from the lighthouse, a recovery center in mays landing attended today's event. >> if you look up tonight you'll be seeing red, sky scrapers will be lit up in red in celebration of world homofillia day. it is a rare genetic bleeding disorder. >> mike soren teeno the reality tv star better known as "the situation" is back in a federal

courtroom today. sorentino and his brother are facing new charges of tax evasion and falsifying records. they're pleading not guilty. the two were indicted in 2014 for other tax offenses. >> a delaware county man agreed to filing -- prosecutors say between 2009 and 2014, he faked things like deductions, tax credits and dependents on returns. that ended up costing the government more than $175,000. he's facing up to six years in prison. >> the income taxes you need to have yours in by tomorrow. you can ask the irs for more time if you need it but there's a catch. if you owe money, you still have to pay that by tomorrow. >> up next, all new at 5:00. the eagles quarterback is talking to the immediate media for the first time since the season ended. his prediction for the birds.

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. >> a first for president donald trump and the first lady. they hosted the annual easter egg roll today. he acted as a starter and joined

some children who were drawing on the picnic table. 21,000 children were expected to participate today. that is less than last year. >> ready, set, go! >> and they're off. pennsylvania governor tom wolf kicked off an easter egg hunt outside his home in harrisburg. children from pre-k around the city took off trying to collect as many eggs as they could. governor wolf talked about the importance of investing in high quality early childhood education. >> a trip to deliver easter goodies called one easter bunny to spill his basket right there. ouch. that's a volunteer who dresses up each year to hand out candy to kid. are we going to watch this again. of course we are. boom right over a flower pot. now, he is okay. we promise you, that and he's promising to be back next year. >> can we see it one more time?

>> all right. love this next story. eagles quarterback carson wentz telling us he's in love. john clark. >> yeah, he says he loves this place or city. we're going to hear from the eagles quarterback and saying why philly took his personality. >> john clark i think all that love melted away the clouds. take a look. ocean city still in the clouds but look at the lehigh valley, it's nothing but sun out there. i'll tell you when the rain is going to return and the 70s. >> tonight at 6:00 a new way to pay. how you can simplify your time traveling with septa.

>> announcer: this is nbc10 news. got big eagles news right here. quarterback carson wentz is in

love with philadelphia, that's what he said when he talked to the media today for the first time since the season ended. let's bring in csn john clark for what else? he's looking forward to season 2. >> you can put that up on the billboard there. he's in love. great advertising for the city. carson wentz and the eagles back together since their season ended. he says this town and the fans fit his personality. quote, i love this place and carson was glad to have a mental and physical break from the season. he got to meet some of his new teammates for the first time and the eagles 7-9 record in his rookie season is never going to be good enough for him or the organization. so he has a goal for his second season here. >> making the playoffs and winning the division and seeing what happens. that's the number one goal is a win in the east.

at the same time we got a long way to go and 7-9 is not going to make the cut. that's what we got to improve on. >> you like to hear that. we'll hear more from carson in a half hour. he's going to he will us what he worked on with a quarterback coach in the off-season. >> you're not even going to give us a hint. >> it's a tease. >> it worked. >> we'll have to talk about the weather now instead. >> we see how you roll. >> it was a nice day to sit back and relax in a comfy chair. we found these people enjoying this warm day at the pop-up park. this is outside 30th street station. >> enjoying that for sure. let's go to meteorologist tammie souzza. not a bad day. >> it really wasn't. we had that rain this morning and it's been clearing since then. 71 is what we officially hit in philly. we should be at 64 this time of year. anything above 64 degrees say

gift from mother nature. right now in philly, 70 degrees and look at that. we see shadows on the water. there is some sunshine out there. 70 in the pennsylvania suburbs, 72 in jersey. south jersey still hanging on to some clouds but still very mild temperatures there. let's go to the lehigh valley where it's been sunny for the most of the afternoon even late morning. 72 degrees and 67 in delaware. you've got some sun, you've got some clouds. everything is working its way through that area but nonetheless a beautiful evening and it is going to clear out tonight. take a look, the rain is pretty much exiting the area. we just have a few sprinkles that are left down here, like you can barely make them out just to the west of riverview, just to the south of riverview. those are going to be gone once the sun sets. philly and the sunshine, lehigh valley, berks county, the pennsylvania suburbs in the sunshine. just got to get you clear down here in south jersey and out toward the shore. what we're going to be watching

hour by hour is the winds out of the north and the west and we're going to continue to watch the clouds erode away overnight where this is your tuesday. watch this. all day long, sunny clear, now we get into wednesday. wednesday not so sunny and clear. the winds turn to the southwest. we are going to be seeing a big warm up but also sprinkles possible out there toward the lehigh valley. we may get to the mid-70s on thursday. look at the rain that makes it's way into the area and this continues on and off thursday and at least the first half of friday, then it's gone, magically and we get sunshine for our saturday. little cooler, though with winds that are coming in out of the north and they turn to the northeast keeping us even cooler on sunday and look what happens. clouds move in and sunday could be a very wet day, all the way into monday. here's your neighborhood forecast. we'll take you through tonight. beautiful out there. skies clear. it's going to be a very pleasant evening. will dip down into the 40s but

that's toward dawn. we're going to be looking at skies clearing out. philadelphia 48, 47, south jersey, delaware, you're going to stop at 50 as your morning low tomorrow morning. for tomorrow we're going to be looking at the mid and upper 60s everywhere except the jersey shore. you're going to be looking at the 50s there. here is your ten day on 10. we're going to start with that 68 tomorrow. 65 on wednesday, clouds move in. could see a sprinkle in the lehigh valley. we're going to be looking at thursday. nice and warm. 5i67 degrees. we could see rain showers on and off all day long as well as even a clap of thunder. on friday we'll see showers, i think mainly in the morning saturday. my pick day of the weekend, make plans for saturday. sunday at this point looks very wet so does monday, so does tuesday. we don't clear out again until next wednesday and thursday. a very active pattern. ugly shoes, bad hair, umbrella alert.

that covers it all. >> got it. up next "nbc10 responds" is all new at a new time here. >> the ez-pass trouble, man overcharged for nearly a year's worth of tolls. how it happened and how the "nbc10 responds" team made it right. >> a building battle at a local boys and girls club. why people in germantown are at odds. hey allergy muddlers

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>> announcer: this is nbc10 news. >> a man in florida is in custody after authorities found him asleep on the roof of a church. tampa police found him earlier this morning at a catholic church downtown. he made his way to the top of the building after he jumped from a nearby parking garage. police say he believed alcohol was involved. >> lester holt joins us now from the nbc studios in new york. >> here's a look at what's coming up tonight. >> good evening. coming up tonight the latest in the killer who shared a murder on facebook and what a friend of the suspect is telling us about him. important advice to fight back against all though robo marketing calls we've been getting and prince harry opens up about his personal struggles and what caused him to shutdown emotionally. we'll have those stories and a lot more coming up on "nbc

nightly news" with lester holt. >> thanks. see you at 6:30. >> to nbc10 news responds now a man is overcharged for almost a year's worth of tolls when his ez-pass trand spon der stapz working. he only got three months worth of refund and he contacted harry hairston and "nbc10 responds." >> a discounted tolerate turned into distress for a driver trying to make ends meet. this is bob pell grinno's daily routine. driving to and from work on the atlantic city express way. >> i've been taking it for about 30 years now. >> he logs hundreds of miles a week and gets a discount from ez-pass for being a frequent toll user. a few months ago he noticed he was getting charged more than usual. >> i just happened to check my account. >> turns out he wasn't always getting the discounted rate. >> i found out that my

transresponder wasn't always working. >> the problem dated back to last march. pell greeno uses these types of express lanes which don't alert drivers to broken trans responders. >> you just go through it. >> so pell greeno called ez-pass to complain. >> i'm definitely upset because now i'm going back seeing i have a year's woj of discounts that i didn't get. >> ez-pass sent him a new transresponder. but that wasn't good enough for pell grinno. >> that's when i decided to call channel 10. >> refunds should go back 120 days and to go back further than that is needs permission from the south jersey transportation authority to approve those refunds. after we got the involved, the additional refunds were approved. all $232.76. >> you did good, man. >> appreciate it. >> by the way, the typical life

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facebook murder manhunt. why the search for an accused cleveland killer has the philadelphia community on edge? >> mystery at the mall. breaking news at 6:00. a burned body is found near a busy philadelphia shopping center. who made the gruesome discovery? >> why a new facility for the germantown boys and girls club has the community at odds.

>> the manhunt for suspected facebook murderer makes its way into philadelphia. to be clear, police say there was no indication the facebook killer was in philadelphia today. >> but police put more than 30 schools on lockdown as they investigated a tip that he was spotted in fairmount park. cleveland police held a news conference for their search for stephens. there's a $50,000 reward leading to his arrest. they have no idea where he is right now. police say on sunday, stephens shot a man to death apparently at random and posted a video of it on facebook. for the first time we're hearing from the victim's former girlfriend who saw him moments before the shooting. >> i see you when i get back. he didn't come back.

>> in the video stephens mentions a woman telling his victim he's the reason this is about to happen to you. >> cleveland police say this is a nationwide search that is come to pennsylvania and more specifically, fairmount park. let's take a look at how this search has progressed over the past 24 hours. police say stephens killed a man in cleveland as well as michigan are being on alert. several 911 calls came in around 12:30 this afternoon saying stephens could be in or near fairmount park. so the philadelphia police went to fairmount park. they didn't find anything. this is video of the police activity there and out of precautions 30 schools went into lockdown for about an hour. they did not find anything and there's no indication the killer was ever here. the police spoke to say the glad the police are keeping them safe. >> it's great to know that they responded immediately and showed