. facebook murder manhunt. how the search for a killer caused a scare in philadelphia. >> grave sites vandalized. the damage family members found at their loved ones cemetery. two town halls get two different reactions.

why one group thinks they are being kept in the dark. nbc 10 news starts now. >> they just don't know what he took from us. he just don't know. >> a family grieves and the manhunt grows. the search for the facebook murder suspect has stretched into a second night and right into philadelphia. good evening i'm jacqueline london. >> a reported sighting of steve stevens put schools on lockdown. >> but the reports turned up nothing and police do not believe stephens is in philadelphia. >> right now the search is focused on five states. his cell phone signal was last detected in erie, pennsylvania. >> police have dozens of tips and are checking on all of them. but they will not say what motivated this murder on social media. >> an execution in the middle of

the day on easter sunday. >> i'm going to kill this guy right here. >> a video shows steve stevens getting out of his cash and approaching robert godwin apparently chosen at random telling his victim he is going to kill him because of a woman. the victim tries to cover his face but is shot at point-blank range. >> she is the reason. >> reporter: moments earlier stephens said that the motivation is a woman he is dating. >> alost everything. i lost everything i had, man. >> reporter: 37-year-old stephens says he snapped because of the woman and the family of the elderly victim is left to grieve and wonder why. >> they just don't know what he took from us. he just don't know. >> we not new to this. >> reporter: a vigil to remember the father and grandfather who is described as kind and loving.

the search for the gunman spanned multiple states including pennsylvania with fear that stephens could be here. with 911 calls pouring in, police canvassed fairmont park and two dozen schools were placed on lockdown. a memorial stands on the spot where godwin was gunned down. >> on the facebook page that is no longer active he claims he killed others but that has not been confirmed. >> and authorities continue to look for a white ford fusion with temporary ohio tags. they are asking stephens to come forward and to reach out to family for help. a $50,000 reward is offered for information leading to his capture. another case of cemetery vandalism. police in cherry hill will investigating after statues were

beheaded. police say they were alerted to the vandalism yesterday. it's unclear when the gravestones were damaged. a vacant restaurant is now a crime scene after burned human remains were found inside today. police were called to the old sushi kingdom restaurant after construction workers made the discovery. investigators are waiting autopsy results to determine the cause of death. the pennsylvania trooper who survived an ambush today took the stand at the eric frein trial today. he said the gunfire sounded like a firework exploding and testified that getting shot felt like i was hit in the back with a baseball bat. brian dixon was killed in the ambush. we are learning details about what caused the death of a philadelphia firefighter. she was killed in december of 2014 while battling a house five. today the fire department and

osha released reports on her death including photos from inside the home where craig was trapped and later found unconscious. another photo shows craig's breetszing mask with a hole in it. both reports said the cause of her death was this. the fire department also acknowledges there was no coordinated effort to respond to the seven may day calls made by craig. the department said it has made several changes in response to her death. the officers held hostage in a delaware prison are expected to file a federal lawsuit. floyd was killed during the deadly standoff in february. new at 11:00, a tale of two town halls tonight. two south jersey congressmen held events ten miles apart but voters had different reactions. but voters said they just want answers from their leaders in

washington. but as denise nakano found out, they don't always get them. >> take a stand, don't take our health care plan. >> reporter: 75 protesters in new jersey's third district got loud. >> it is not a compromise. >> we have been asking for meetings and for a town hall. >> reporter: they say they had no other choice but to protest outside a meeting at a retirement community in mount laurel that shut them out. >> his refusal to listen to his constituents and to go to where his constituents are. >> reporter: people are looking for answers about health care, the environment and other issues. he held a town hall last month, the first by a gop lawmaker in the philadelphia region. but some say it's not enough. >> he's not accessible. >> reporter: a town hall meeting took place in burlington county that was open to the public. >> i think it's a good idea. this way people can -- we vote

and we can give our opinions as well. >> i love coming out here tonight. >> reporter: donald norcross spoke to about 200 people. >> you have to listen all the time, not just ever two years. >> reporter: a tale of two town halls where accessibility doesn't necessarily guarantee everyone is satisfied. >> it was a waste of my time. >> reporter: amade several calls to the office. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. tensions rise overseas tonight. vice president mike pence handing down a warning to north korea. he visited the demilitarized zone. the vice president saying that kim jong-un should refrain from testing president trump and u.s. allies. officials say they are considering a pre-emptive strike and could conduct their sixth nuclear test at any time.

>> we hope to achieve this objective through peaceable means but all options are on the table. >> we are now in a period of urgency with the clock ticking and a sense that these programs are making very real progress. >> president trump is standing firm saying, quote, all options are on the table including military action if needed. >> a followup to the shooting of a 13 in burks county. police say matthew hail shot the victim in his home in washington township on friday night. he was captured over the weekend. the victim is still in critical condition. the father accused of killing his 3-year-old son in camden county will go on trial tomorrow. he is charged with murder. police say he killed his son and left his body in a park. the public created a memorial to brendan in that park but now it's been removed. the defense attorney saying it

could have an impact on the jury. they are expected to visit the site during the critrial. the mayor's office released a report that shows the prison population is down 12% from last year. the city would like to reduce it by a third over the next three years. penndot says that nearly 1200 deaths were reported on the roads last year. that is the lowest since 1928. there is mixed progress though. more people were killed at intersections and pedestrian deaths. septa wants to make it easier to take the train to and from philadelphia international airport. starting today, customers using the regional rail can purchase quick trips. a did posable ticket valid for one-way travel and must be used on the day it is purchased. preserving the past ore diving to the future. why neighbors disagree on plans

to makeover a boys and girls club. the answer coming back to the basketball court. where you could see allen iverson play once again in philadelphia. and oh, what a night it is out there. a high of 72. beautiful clear skies across much of the area. 66 in philly right now and dropping to 52 by 5:00 tomorrow morning. it's going to be a mild night. a beautiful day tomorrow. but an active weather week a little bit later on. we'll talk about all that straight ahead.

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the organization's building is getting ready for a makeover. >> but some are worried about the impact it's going to have on the neighborhood. we have more on this. brandon? >> reporter: bottom line the point of the meeting was to get the leaders and the homeowners on the same page, developers say this building which houses the current boys and girls club is obsolete and in need of change. but homeowners say the renovation project could tie up traffic on this small one-way street outside the building. they want people to know that this is for the kids. everyone you see standing here is 100% on board with the renovation project in germantown. but others have reservations like marcus who has lived here for 50 years. >> my biggest concern is you are on a business strip. and our business district right

now is in a depressed state. >> reporter: he is worried that construction and an increase of visitors may complicate traffic and parking which could stall progress. >> i want to make sure we have a fair shot at being a positive and moving forward progressive neighborhood. >> reporter: but he is willing to put the concerns to the side for the benefit of the children the boys and girls club serves. 700 children who live within a mile and a half of this city. 50% of them are living below the poverty level. >> it's important that everybody embraces the kids of the neighborhood. >> reporter: the proposal includes a music studio, a cafe, a technology center and a youth hockey rink to teach kids hockey free of charge. the reverend who organized the event believes that tonight cleared up misconceptions. >> this area is fighting for its new identity.

>> reporter: comcast would help fund this renovation project. the building would be named as the founder of comcast, ralph roberts. the next step is a commission meeting on wednesday morning at 9:00. now to a problem facing millions of americans, robocalls and the battle to stop them from tying up your phone. robocallers made 2.5 billion calls in march alone. that is 7 and a half calls a month per person. many are posing as credit card or debt collectors. it's up to the consumer to stay vigilant. >> your data is released. it's out in the world and capturing it and putting it back in pandora's box is almost impossible. >> reporter: add your numbers to the do not call registerry and

blocking unknown numbers. it has been a year since the medical marijuana law has been in effect. more than 200 children have been given access to medical marijuana. he says everything should be up to speed by 2018. if you are seeing red tonight there is a reason. two of the city's skyscrapers are lit up in red in honor of world hemophilia day. it's a disorder that causes the blood to have difficulty clotting. the finishing touches are being made to the newest people in the old city. >> the museum of the american revolution opened wednesday to the public. nbc so 10 is giving you a look inside. we are giving you access inside the museum. our coverage starts at 7:00 p.m.

a perfect night for a soccer game in cherry hill. rush academy took on sports academy this evening. >> we are also tracking rain in the forecast. here's tammy souza. didn't need the jacket tonight. >> it is pleasant out there. it will be lovely until midnight or after and start to cool down a bit. we're going to go from sunglasses to umbrellas in about 48 hours. sunshine, grab the sunglasses tomorrow. seasonal temperatures in the 60s, not the 72 or the 87 yesterday but above average. we'll be in the mid-60s across the board tomorrow. then we'll need the umbrellas, ugly shoes and bad hair day, rain returns thursday and friday. heavy at times both days and clearing out by friday night. the weekend ahead will be a

mixed bag. nicer on saturday. that's day for outdoor plans. it could be quite soggy for sunday. let's look at what is going on in your neighborhood. we're in the 50s a60s in lehigh county. now let's check out the suburbs. it's very comfortable there. unionville at 57. let's go to warrington. 60 degrees and if we check out philly, what's going on there? port richmond at 66. south jersey, 61 and washington township, medford at 56, 55 in coilsville. temperatures are near where their daytime highs typically are. nothing is showing up on the radar. and you can see the clouds have pretty much cleared out.

we have a high, thin haze in some places but mostly clear tonight. you can see weak high pressure building in. nothing over us. there is rain to the north and rain to the south. we are all clear tomorrow. but there is another storm system bringing us crowd clouds for wednesday. beautiful through tomorrow. then wehead hit wednesday, the clouds move in. a sprinkle or a shower in the poconos or the lehigh valley. on thursday, everybody sees rain showers. the same for your friday. maybe a thunderstorm in there. it's a nice day on the weekend. 50s in delaware and also into south jersey. be aware of that. it won't clear out until midday on monday. looking at 67 in redding.

64 in phoenixville, westchester 66 with sunshine. in fairmont, 66 degrees. let's head off to new jersey. trent list trenton will be 63. galloway at 62 degrees. and wilmington, coming in at 65. your ten-day on 10 will be coming up at the end of the show. . why this special moment at the boston marathon was 50 years in the making.

a boston marathon reunion, 50 years in the making today. katherine switzer was the first woman to officially run the

boston marathon back in 1957. she was back at it today at the age of 70. she wore the same bib as she did in the first race. her time, four hours, 44 minutes and 31 seconds at the age of 70. >> she looks fantastic and what an athlete. >> allen ieverson is coming out of retirement. >> he will compete in a three-on-three league. the league is slated to tip off on june 25th. he will return to the wells fargo center on july 16th. dr. j. is the coach of tri-state. it is never too late for a comeback. >> and just pass a.i. the ball. let him score. >> it's the offense. >> coming up next, a big night

for cherry hill native in the nhl playoffs. and the eagles back together. carson wentz, big goals for next year. that is next.

i'm john clark from csn. the eagles started their off season conditioning program today. carson wentz believes that the team can make a big step this coming season. >> i want to win. >> carson wentz believes he can improve a lot in year two. he knows the play book now and worked on his mechanics this season. he says it was mainly footwork. >> just consistency. i think being consistent with accuracy, with just everything. >> reporter: carson met torry

smitsz f smith for the first time today afternoon went to dinner with alshon jeffery. and with these additions, carson wants to make the playoffs. >> we finished 7-9 that is not good enough. i fully expect us to all make strides and playing at the end of january. >> that is carson's goal. >> the number one goal is winning the east. we believe we have the pieces in place and we have a lot of work ahead of us here. you know, it's early. but we're going to put in the work and get it done. >> carson has embraced the passion of philly. >> i enjoy being here. i feel like it fits me and my personality. and i just love this place. >> i love this place. good to hear. >> the phillies in new york at the mets tomorrow. bryce harper, the game-winning

three-run walk-off homer. the phillies are in last place in the division and the closer spot is still an issue. >> it's always demoralizing when you blow a lead especially coming from behind. we battled back and got back in the game and take the lead only to lose in the ninth. that is always disheartening. guess who scored the winner for senators tonight against the bruins, bobby ryan. the senators up 2-1 in the series. listen to the interview here. bobby and pierre mcguire showing local love. >> way to go. >> thank you very much. cherry hill, new jersey, is that where i'm from? >> cherry hill, new jersey. >> good shoutout. i'm john clark. we're right back.

a pretty good day tomorrow. >> not so bad. a lot of sunshine. very pretty. 68 tomorrow. rain but 75, on thursday and rain on friday. nice on saturday, though. >> we'll look forward to that. >> have a great night. >> see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anne hathaway, tony hale, musical guest ed sheeran,