right now at 11:00, friday night lightning. we spotted a light show over parts of the area tonight. that means the umbrellas were out. nbc 10 here as people tried to enjoy an evening in center city.

some parts of the area got some hail. let's look at where the storms are right now. >> we are tracking some storms moving across the area, starting to approach the jersey shore. we are tracking the potential for hail damage of course. we are seeing downed trees to the southwest of the viewing area. let's time out some of the storms for you. it looks like harvey theaters around 11:30 p.m. so be mindful of that especially if you start to hear rumbling and you do see some lightning. we have already seen some reports -- official reports of hail size the of marbles and peas. we do have more storms moving through the areas. they are moving about 50 miles an hour. coming up in just a bit we're going to talk about these storms moving through the area and we're not done yet. we have more rain in the forecast. it looks like a soggy saturday.

back to you. a teacher's aide is charged with having sex with a student. he started working there in 2006. he will be fired. he is now suspended. the princeton police department released this sketch of a man who groped a woman on the street. she was walking down spruce street. he was caught on surveillance camera as well. this was on april 12th. if you know anything about this, you are asked to call police. in one part of delaware, the pothole problem is so bad it is shutting down an interstate for the weekend. personal experience here, these

p potholes can cause real damage. >> you know how much. send it to a mechanic and wait for the bill, usually $300 to fix damage as a result of potholes. people tell me it's a necessary evil. out here on the highway on 495 just south of us. >> the pain of the pump? how about pothole pain. >> they tear the tires up. >> reporter: he had to spend hundreds of dollars on a new tire. >> last week. when you drive over here your tires get uneven and your wheels start shaking and all that. >> reporter: potholes are popping up everywhere especially on 495 northbound. officials said it is in disrepair and the state is planning to shut it down. >> you have to be kidding me where? >> between between and 13.

>> sure we had a mild winter and less potholes but aaa mid atlantic reports 200 tire related calls per day in the first three months, punctures, bent wheels, suspension damage. >> it's harsh work. they tear your car up. >> reporter: she just spent $600 after hitting a pothole. >> if i hit the smallest bump it feet like the whole tire is coming off. >> and that portion of 495 will open at 5:00 a.m. on monday and they don't plan on finishing the job completely. they will close the same portion next week, april 28th to may 1st. keith jones, nbc 10 news. we have new video tonight of the moment gunfire erupted at the terror attack yesterday in paris.

there you hear the barrage of gunshots along the champs-elysees. the gunman used an assault rifle to shoot and kill a police officer. he wounded two others before police shot and killed him. he spent 14 years in prison for attacking police officers. security forces raided his family's home today trying to find out if he had any accomplices. they found a note praising isis that fell from the shooter's pocket near the scene. at home, philadelphia police are questioning two people after a shootout that left a man in critical condition and just missed a man sleeping in a nearby hope. the gunshots erupted late last night. police spotted two cars driving away and say two guns were thrown from one of the cars. new details tonight about a philadelphia soccer coach accused of raping one of his

players. immigration officials saying that the suspect was in the u.s. illegally. police say he talked the girl into having sex with him and got her pregnant. she was 14 at the time. the city of philadelphia says all volunteers are background checked before they are allowed to use the city facilities. strong warning about sanctuary cities from washington. in a letter the department of justice ordered the city to prove it is following federal immigration laws. if the city doesn't comply it could lose federal grant money. officers will enforce laws but not act as immigration agents. a pennsylvania state representative is introducing a policy aimed at stripping funding from sanctuary cities. >> it is up to the mayors to reverse policies and comply with the federal law. that's all the letter is asking.

>> if they are victims to or witnesses to a crime and they don't give information our city will be less safe. >> the city must respond to the trump administration by june 30th. >> president trump reassured the dreamers today. he said they should rest easy about immigration policies. the president says she is not after the dreamers. we are after the criminals. he says. and a big promise from the president as he nears the end of his first 100 days in office. he says on wednesday he will announce massive tax cuts rolling out a proposal that has been in the works for the weeks. and also movement on health care reform and avoiding a government shutdown. pennsylvania's second in command will no longer get protection from police. tom wolfe decided to strip the

detail from mike stack. the lieutenant governor stack and his wife are accused of verbally accusing troopers and staff. stack agrees and says his behavior is unacceptable. also tonight, slammed to the ground, a passenger says septa police went too far and he claims it's not the first time. now he is taking his complaints to court. >> [ bleep ]. you are -- >> this cell phone video is now listed in the lawsuit against septa police. the video which went viral last june shows an officer body slamming him to the ground outside the frankfort center. >> do you have injuries from that? >> a lot. >> reporter: he says it is one

of several run ins with the septa police over the course of weeks. he claims that he was targeted after filing complaints against septa police. >> i think it should be known what is going on with septa and how they are treating people. that's all i'm trying to get out of the policy. >> last year an investigation revealed that the officer restrained the man saying he was being defiant and his actions led to disciplinary actions. and they shot this video between their client and another police officer last april. he was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct but a judge found him not guilty. >> i became known by the septa police. when they see me, it's like he's in the area. let's do something to him. >> reporter: he hopes this civil suit will clear his name and

hold septa officers accountable. >> just because you have a badge or a higher paying job doesn't make you better than them. an update on a story you saw first on nbc 10, the school district says a break down in communication is why a 5-year-old was dropped off at the wrong bus stop. you can see a stranger pulled over and helped her get across the street. the school district says the bus driver was a new employee and should not have let the child off without family waiting. comcast universal employees teaming up with community members to make change happen. more than 400 volunteers cleaned up the battleship "new jersey." comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. and anyone can register or take part in comcast cares day. we have a list of events near

you on our website, www.nbc10.com. giving 5-years-old a chance to just be a kid. how make a wish surprised this boy with a really special trip. the water worries that have a bucks county ice arena shutting down. and what caused this new jersey driver to lose control and why you might be doing it behind the wheel as well. we'll explain. (vo) love.

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take a look at this right here, new video showing the consequences of distracted driving. the car hits the side of a barrier and flies down the road. the police department in new jersey posted this on their facebook page as a warning. the driver only had minor injuries. things are getting back to normal on the new york city subway lines but it was a day of misery for commuters there.

a power outage crippled the system during the morning rush and crowds began to pile up. many were inside the cars. crews are still trying to figure out what knocked out the power. contamination concerns at an ice rink tonight. it was temporarily shut down this week. the rink was supposed to be using township water for hand washing, food prep and drinking but they had connected to a well they fear was contaminated. private testing shows the water is safe. this 5-year-old has been through a whole lot. tonight the make-a-wish foundation gave him a really big surprise. drew smith has the story from chester county new at 11:00. >> reporter: alex volker looks like a happy kid having fun at check e. cheese but this is not just any 5th birthday party it's

a milestone. >> you have great doctors. you have the best doctors. you're not scared of the doctor. >> reporter: he has a rare liver disease. >> from a family perspective it's very difficult and scary. >> reporter: his mother gave half of her liver to her young son. this photo shows the progress he has made over the years and now comes one of the greatest rewards. >> where are we going? >> disney. >> reporter: the make-a-wish foundation is sending the family to orlando. everything taken care of. >> the organization is wonderful. >> he was a little shell shocked but excited. >> reporter: the 5-year-old is a trooper dealing with constant testing and medication. >> i'm so happy for alex. he deserves this wish. >> reporter: alex is grateful to be here. >> is this a wish come true for you? >> feeling blessed with a gift

of a lifetime. drew smith, nbc 10 news. alex's mother shared his story online with the hopes that people will realize the importance of organ donation. new kind of scholarship was awarded in wilmington tonight. she received the first one at an naacp banquet. she will get $100 a week while she is in college so she can focus on her studies. honored for bringing opportunity to philadelphia tonight, he founded an engineering firm that bears his name. the honor is given to someone who brings business to the area while generating jobs. tonight we are learn about the big names expected at the wild, wild wild american

celebration on july 4th. you know these guys, boys 2 men will be honored during the festivities and perform during the celebration of freedom ceremony earlier in the day at independence hall. and the philly pops will be playing the top hits of the last 25 years. and they'll have some help from mandy gonzalez of "hamilton." and we will broadcast the concert and fireworks from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. and we are not stopping there. we will live stream it all online so you can watch it from any device on the fourth. we were also tracking storms moving across the area from west to east. right now things are quiet in philadelphia. current temperature is 56

degrees and winds easterly at 6 miles an hour. picking up on more storms moving across the area from west to east. the good news is they are not very organized right now. notice the easterly influence. that is why the temperatures topped out mainly in the 60s, below average for this time of the year. but we are tracking remaining storms moving across the area. atlantic city may hear some rumbling just after midnight. 12:13 ocean city may have one or two isolated thunderstorms. in the jersey shore the neighborhood temperatures in the 50s. and woodbine currently at 53 for you. hour-by-hour-forecast starting at 11:00 p.m. we see the storms moving across the area at 12:30 to 1:00 a.m. and we do have more

showers for tomorrow. plenty of clouds and showers. but at least it clears by sunday. temperatures tomorrow topping out in the mid-60s. low 60s by sunday. on monday we are seeing temperatures in the low 60s. keep in mind the average in philadelphia is in the mid-60s. so below average and there will be passing showers on monday. the coolest day of the following week will be tuesday at 60. but then we climb into the 70s on wednesday. look at this. we're going to top out at 80 on thursday, 81 on friday. 82 on saturday. i left this at 79 but i may bump it up to 70. overall a nice stretch of weather ahead. but we do have to get the much chillier temperatures and that rain for tomorrow and to kick off the following workweek. back to you. can you imagine losing a

foot of hair? dozens did that willingly today. see how their locks are going to deserving recipients.

dressing up to celebrate philadelphia's young athletes and the people who make the program possible. the program gives the city students an athletic outlet and encouraging them to pursue higher education. the money raised goes back into the academy. today more than 130 people in bucks county donated their locks to make sure kids who don't have hair have a reason to feel special. the program is called kathy's cuts. >> just find it amazing that these people come out year after year, their hair grows so fast.

we have some people come back a couple years in a row. >> the hair is given to the organization wigs for kids. let's go to john clark. you have to let your hair grow out a little bit longer before you can donate. >> that is a great cause. we are talking about the eagle's draft coming up. and another temple player who could be drafted early on. and crazy play from herrera tonight. can the phillies hang on as well?

i'm john clark from csn. the phillies are 4-0 when

heldicson starts. look at this player trying to be a nice guy throw a ball to the fan. not sure if he knows there is a net there now. tommy joseph, base hit the other way, 3-0 phils. a fly ball to deep center. herrera makes it interesting. circus catch. it is always interesting. crashes into the wall. he's going to hollywood some day. the rain comes in the ninth. 4-2. one-run game. we have a rain delay, 25 minutes later, he gets back to back saves. guess he's the closer now. phillies win 4-3. the eagles have 180 players

on their draft board this year. here is safety rodney mccloud. >> i think we're going to get better, particularly maybe in the cornerback position. running backs of the draft class is big this year and a lot of talent out there. i'm looking forward to it. and i think we're going to make a big improvement. >> we have heard about hasan reddick. how about deion talkens. where do you think you can go? >> from the middle of the first to early second. no one really knows. it's just talk. no idea. >> the nhl playoffs tonight. the capitals star ovechkin gets

clipped. leaves the ice for a little while. wow. but he did come back in and guess who scored the game winner, justin williams. caps win. i'm john clark. we're right back.

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love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust. now and for a long time to come. the all-new subaru impreza sedan and five-door. a car you can love no matter what road you're on. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. if you're looking for a new place to enjoy spring weather, tomorrow an extension to the river trail will open up. city officials say this extension will connect southwest

philadelphia to the city's park system. it's one of many planned improvements. love to see those changes and progress. love to see the rain move through too. >> it's not going the be terrible tomorrow and dry in the second half of the weekend. but we are eyeing a major warmup by next thursday for the nfl draft. we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures in the 80s. >> 80s on thursday and friday. that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. thanks for watching. have a great weekend, everybody. good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- salma hayek, mike birbiglia, musical guests clean bandit and