so here's a live look near the scene in manchester where people have been paying their respects and thousands gathered for a vigil earlier this afternoon. we have team coverage of the major story. randy gyllenhaal found out how local concert venues are st stepping up security. >> let's begin with erin coleman in our breaking news center with more on today's developments. >> we just got new video of today's raid. armed security blasted the door open in order to get into the suspect's home. unmarked cars appeared on the street and 30 officers locked down that entire area. neighbors say people who lived there kept to themselves and would often come and go at night. cell phone video shows the chaos that erupted after the blast went off. you can see people running toward the exits. the turmoil children became separated from parents and friends. people are now using social media hunting for people still missing. they are circulating names a

photos. one mother is still searching for her 15-year-old daughter. >> i'm really sick. i don't know where she is. i don't know if she's alive even yet. >> hundreds of people gathered outside city hall in manchester to hold a vigil for the victim. then there was a moment of silence at bucking ham palace. queen elizabeth and members of the royal family paused before the state of the garden party in the palace gardens. ariana gran day has suspended her tour. she was supposed to perform in london on thursday. she had dates in belgium and poland and germany. in the hours following the attack, she tweeted she felt broken. she was not physically harmed in the attack. support has been pouring in really from celebrities and performers all over. taylor swift tweeted, my thoughts, prayers and tears for all those affected by them manchester tragedy.

i'm sending all my love. tearing up imaginingen innocent concert-goers losing their lives. praying for everyone and all. in the meantime, manchester residents with no ties to the victims are giving blood to save those who were injured. we're live in the breaking news center, erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >> the recent bombing has concert venues paying close attention to security. >> randy gyllenhaal joins us live in university city. >> concert venues locally here in philadelphia tell me they are tracking the developments out of the uk. today i spoke with a security expert who says this is another attack on a soft target in europe. another sign of how dangerous it these public places can sometimes be. young kids run ining from an explosion. . the work of a suicide bomber who police say targeted a packed

concert. >> this is pathetic. this is the lowest of the low. they booked venues nationwide. something you can't protect against. >> the arena is managed by a firm called smg. the company says they are praying for the victims. other venn b ewes now on high alert. two big concerts around philly. and on thursday in camden, mumford and sons will take the stage. >> what are you going to do? shelter yourself? >> most venues will have bag checks and barricades. many have metal detectors, but all that would not prevent what happened lst night in the uk. authorities say the explosion detonated just outside the exit this an open and public space. >> off lot of mobility in and out. it makes it impossible to lock down. >> security experts say soft

targets are tough to defend. >> they are not hardened from a security perspective. >> i spoke with representatives who manage the wells fargo center. they are monitoring the situation up in the uk. and they will respond accordingly. right now they can't give any specifics on security changes. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. there's a vigil for the victims scheduled here at city hall. and a moment of silence will be at 5:35, the time of last night ae attack. >> nbc 10 has complete coverage of the terror in manchester. over the next two and a half hours, behind the scenes of boardwalk safety. and then a former fbi terrorism task force will join us about

prevent iing attacks on the sof targets. >> the wet weather continues. we are tracking a chance for showers in the area tonight. some of them could stick around for the morning commute. this was as scene as students maid their way around campus. >> glenn schwartz is tracking the return of rain later toni t tonight. not everyone will see it, which is why neighborhood weather is so important. >> the further south, the better chance you have of seeing the rain. everybody has the clouds up in easton. and the rain is pretty patchy. a a lot of this not reaching the ground yet. but farther to the south, it certainly is. it's a pretty significant area in virginia and this in north caroli carolina. the highest resolution future weather model showing that rain moving into delaware and south jersey by 9:00 tonight.

having a hard time coming through the area. we may see some of that rain anywhere in the area during the night by the time we get to the morning rush and if there's anything in the heavier area, it would be in delaware and south jersey during at least a portion of the morning rush. now it's unseasonably chilly again today with the rain and clouds. there's the rain at 6:00 a.m. right for the morning rush. it's going to be on the cool side. we're not expecting heavy rain with this particular system. there's another one coming on thursday. that's more significant. we'll get into the timing of that one and the weekend, coming up. >> sky force 10 live over a fire.

what do you know about this? >> this is in doylestown, a partial roof collapse on a sewage authority plant. there was a pretty significant fire here just after 3:30. as you can imagine, there's some serious chemicals inside that plant. dispatch said all fire units here have been successful this putting out this fire. no word on a cause or any injuries. that's the latest from sky force 10. >> president trump is in rome. his first stop in europe as part of his official overseas trip as president. it will be a whirlwind 24 hours for the president. he's expected to visit the vatican tomorrow to meet pope francis. after that he's flying to brussels for talks with the european union and then back to italy again on thursday. his new budget promises faster economic growth here at home, but it comes with steep cuts to programs for the poor.

>> they sent the trillion dollar spending plan today. the winners of the president's plan defense spending and border security. the losers, the poor and disabled with big cuts to medicaid and the food stamp program. >> loaves of bread sit ready to help those in need. organizers worry they could need much more food if part of the new budget is approved. cutting back fund iing for food stamps or the snap program. >> we are already trying to feed 750,000 people throughout the course of the year in just our area alone. >> the president's budget calls for changing who is eligible to get benefits targeting them to the, quote, neediest households. it's an effort to streamline. it includes reducing work study funds and shutting down the endowment. an increase in defense spending

and $2.6 billion for border security including designing and building the wall the president promised. >> it's a start. >> a trump supporter during the campaign is glad to see it and e eventually would like to e e see more money for that. >> without a border, we're not a country. we have to stop the flow of drugs and immigrants. >> they need their medication. >> they are on medicaid a program trump is proposing changes to. they also benefit from snap food benefit. >> they cut off medicaid. how can i afford their medicine. >> strong words from brennan.

>> it should be clear to everyone that russia brazenly interfered in our 2016 presidential election process and that they undertook these activities despite our strong protests and explicit warning they not do so. >> brennan stopped short of calling the ties between russia and the trump campaign as collusion. he said if the reports are true, that president trump shared classified information with the russians, then he is in violation of two protocols. to this now. today frustration at the courthouse in the bill cosby trial. >> they have ten jurors so far. here's what happened. 80 people come to the courthouse this morning thinking they have jury duty. they walk in there ask wait two hours. they grow wrestless and angry and then an hour later they are told they get to go home.

>> reporter: koz wi next to his large defense team leaning in, looking on, sometimes grimacing and squinting, but patient. jury selection restarted, potential jurors predom innocently white were questioned by the judge. this afternoon the first person of color was selected to the jury. all of them have said they knew about the allegations against cosby. jury selection is still underway behind me at the courthouse. the judge expects to go until 4:30, which is when i'll tell you how many jurors are picked. they are looking for 12 and 6 alternates. we'll talk about the makeup of the jury. the fact that juror number 9 was the first person of color among four white men and four white wimp. we're live, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> a lot of people have

questions about that. but is there any indication right now on how long jury selection could take? >> reporter: that's a great question. initially this past weekend, we thought he was going to e see 100 people. both sides would be able to talk to 100 -- >> obviously, we lost keith's audio there. we'll be hearing from him once again tonight at 5:00. >> stay with nbc 10 for coverage of the bill cosby trial. we'll have coverage all the way to the verdict. most commuters will be spared from big delays. there's work that will be done at new york's penn station from july through labor day. that means the morris line will end in hoboken.

recent derailments and other problems at penn station pushed amtrak to start replacing ageing tracks and other equipment. philadelphia police are look ing for the person who stabbed a woman to death. the victim was found in kensing on to around 2:30 this morning. she had gone into a playground and come out with stab wounds. she died at the hospital. a new bill offers sweeping changes to new jersey's paid family leave program. the assembly speaker unveiled the bill today. it includes increased leave time. it also expands paid benefits and strengthens job protections. pennsylvania lawmakers are considering a bill to help women who suffer from postpartum depression. it would make patients eligible for early interventions. a makeover for an historic site in old city. christ church will unveil the

benjamin franklin gravestone. a crack. developed. crews fixed the crack to prevent more damage. the $80,000 repair was paid for from a gofundme page and also pennies that visitors have thrown on the grave. the resting place for both ben franklin and his wife debra. businesses interested in partnering with and supporting public schools held a friend raising breakfast this morning. the mayor met with regional corporations to help them find the best ways to invest. to an update from our nbc 10 responds team on that massive target data breach. they have all reached an agreement, but the biggest victory is for consumers. more importantly the pennsylvania attorney general's office tells nbc 10 responds the settle the requires target to put new steps in place to keep shoppers safe. now target must separate card

holder data from the rest of the computer network and encrypt shoppers' personal information. the company will also pay about $18 million to 47 states and d.c. in some states like delaware, that money will go directly to the state's consumer protection fund. target says it's happy to bring this issue to a resolution and all the states say the settlement is a win for consumers who now have more protections against data breaches when they shop. get ready for the biggest wawa welcome america festival ever. >> we learned the event includes something new and special tr millennials. more fireworks, more free events for kids and families and the queen of hip hop soul. >> the fun begins with the giveaway.

>> it's amazing. >> a love like this takes some time. >> reporter: mary j. blige headlines the concert on the parkway. today the mayor made it clear he's a fan. even singing one of her songs. >> the show honors boyz ii men. can't be there? no problem. watch it on nbc 10. the exclusive tv partners. all of the programming is in english as well as in spanish. so you have no excuse if you are not there live on site, you can check us out online, on demand, on air. >> also enjoy the pops concert in front of independence hall on july 3rd. each day of the festival go to a different museum without opening your wallet. catch the parade and celebration of freedom ceremony in person,

on nbc 10 or nbc10.com. and the fireworks new this year an earlier start time at 9:30. again, live on nbc 10. >> if you love fireworks, this is the place to be. >> fireworks will light up the sky on june 30th and july 1st. >> we have a list of all the events for the week-long welcome america celebration on our website at nbc10.com. you'll find the times and dates and basically everything you need to know about the festival. taking a live look at the ben franklin parkway site of the wawa festivities. the rain will return to parts of the area tonight. glenn schwartz is joining us with more. farther so the south, that's a a

pretty large area. you can see it's moving right in our direction. and that is not the end of it. we have a huge upper air low. we have seen a the lot of that lately. that is spinning this moisture up in our direction. we're going to get wave after wave of moisture come in here. so we have several chances of getting rain over the next several days. 66 degrees right now with cloudy skies and northeast wind. that keeps the. temperature below normal. close to 10 degrees below normal today. and not much wind elsewhere, but everybody has got the clouds. and nobody is reporting the rain. at least not yet. in delaware, that's going to be the first place to actually get it. once it does move in, greenville, and farther to the south, it's cooler. 62 in georgetown. 61 in mills bo ro.

59 degrees and in the exactly beach weather today. we have a lot of unbeach like days ahead. the time we get into the morning rush, somebody in allentown, quakertown, trenton, not raining everywhere. but raining in several places. by 9:30, it's gone. there's 1:00 still in the 60s. we could get near 70 tomorrow afternoon. with mostly cloudy skies. that's the nice part of the rest of the week.

with that area of rain moving through tomorrow morning, in the afternoon, just clouds. and then watch what happens on thursday. that's a lot of rain. that's heavy rain. that's thunderstorms. that's the morning rush on thursday. and then we have other showers and thunderstorms and temperatures not going up very much. so thursday is the nastiest day we're going to be seeing. how much rain? this is the main computer model averaging close to 1 inches of rain. not as much yesterday, but that's pretty nasty. we'll see what the weekend is like coming up later. >> see you soon. from tying the knot to the birth of a baby. >> some of the eagles have had a a pretty busy off sb. only nbc 10 talks with zach ertz and stur jis about their life-changing moments off the field. i'm meteorologist crystal

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that replaced the one along the shore that was damaged in hurricane sandy. we're looking at the planes that could keep you safe from the next storm this hurricane season. that's coming up at 4:45. nicki minaj is giving back to fans helping them get a head start on their future. >> shes on "el len" as she talks about paying off college debt. the response was so overwhelming she decided to start a college fund and ellen is helping her get it start ed. >> i asked my friends at shutterfly to kick start your fund and they want to give you $25,000. >> no way. >> minaj says the college fund will be up and run ining very

soon. >> a lot of good work being done out there. we are stuck in the middle of a wet week. >> rain is giving back. it's returning to parts of our area tonight. >> it's getting closer. but not everybody is going to see the rain. which and z why the weather is so important. i'm tracking the timing plus the threat for storms later this week in your most a accurate weather forecast. a jealous father who used a pillow to kill his son or a doting dad wrongfully accused of murder. a jury of men and women have that weight on their shoulders. the moments in closing arguments of the trial, next. and all new at 5:00, a spike in car break ins in one part of the area and all the victims have one thing in common. that story new at 5:00.

the fate of a father accused of killing his 3-year-old son is now in the hands of a jury. >> she's joining us live outside the courthouse with more. >> i can tell you the circumstantial evidence in this case far outweighs any physical evidence but not until today did ha that prosecutor nail down her time line and how she theorizes the murder was played out. the weapon, a pillow in his father's hands by means of smothering the little boy as he slept. >> his attorney laid out what he called gaping holes in the murder case.

>> do your job. >> offenders went unchecked and sexual assault was never ruled out. >> he couldn't do two swabs with a qtip. imagine for a moment there was dna there and it matched. >> they called the defendant pathetic killing his son so a teen girlfriend didn't break up with him. >> this defendant was obsessed with julie. he was utterly consumed by the idea that she was talking to other guys. >> reporter: pathetic to the point he killed his son with a bed pillow. >> he got out of the bed, wept in the living room and took the pillow and put it frantic 911 call his son was missing.

>> what was the defendant doing in the midst of this at 6:40 a.m.? he's checking her snapchat account. >> you saw a lot of come in and a lot of evidence not come in. they just haven't proven their case. >> now the defense says it would be a violation of oath for this jury to blame him for not testifying because they heard from him in four different ways. his 911 call, text messages, a private recording with the boy's mother and the interrogation interview when teachers say that will be key because learning that his son was dead he changed his demeanor from frantic tears to being calm, sharing his night before story. the jury had 20 minutes to deliberate today. they will return tomorrow morning. live outside the courthouse, cydney long, nbc 10 news. now to the terror in

manchester. first police identified several victims. authorities raided the home of the accused bomber who died in the attack. police blew the door off his house in order to get inside. then spent the day searching it. one person has been arrested. and the attack in the uk has many people thinking about security here at home. especially in popular places. today nbc 10 reporter ted greenberg got an exclusive look at a new surveillance center. we'll keep you safe this memorial day and beyond. that's coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00. right now to our first alert weather. take a look at this shot from sky force 10. a rower making their way down the river today. hopefully they can get in a little more practice before the showers move in. the radar shows all that rain off to our south here.

not everyone will see showers tonight. and that's why nbc 10 has first alert neighborhood weather. >> at least we got a break from it this afternoon. >> much of the area, for much of the evening is going to get to stay dry. but eventually that rain is coming if had. ocean city, new jersey, a beautiful picture even though the sky is cloudy. a lot of clouds over the next few days. twoef go back down into southern virginia to see that. that's just one of several systems moving this way. and as we go through the evening hours, a lot of computer models are not very impressive. but the shore areas and in delaware, most likely to see the rain. the lehigh valley, but we can

see it first thing in the morning. the rest of the day tomorrow is looking just dry. fairly cloudy. but here comes thursday morning's rush hour. pretty close to that elsewhere with that wind and that on shore wind is going to be with us for several days. but 6:00 a.m., that's when we're most likely going to see the rain. it will not last all day. but you may start the day off with the wet weather. we'll talk more about when the heaviest of the rain comes including some rain over the holiday weekend in just a few minutes. here's a look at some of the stories we're following county by county at 4:00. the delaware state fire school is getting hundreds of thousands of dollars for new equipment for their training exercises. the school receive d a federal

grant of $440,000. in new castle county, they launched the fresh start program. it's a partnership between the state housing authority and standby me. it provides e free coaching to families who lost a home or job to help put them on a path to financial stability. in camden county, an early voting center is open. it allows residents to cast their votes now in the 2017 primary election. supporters say it's a convenient way to avoid the rush on election day which is two weeks from today. powerball winners giving back. over the last year, a family who won $429 million has donated $16 million of it. >> when you know that someone has the ability to do anything that they want but the one thing they want to do is help somebody else, that's amazing. >> yes, it is. hear from the smith family and

what they are doing to make their community stronger. that's tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00 right after "the voice." the phillies are trying to feed thousands of families. the fans feeding families initiative is a joint effort. volunteers helped sort food that will go out to the families. the team donated $40,000. meet the newest members of the eagles family. >> we're not talking about rookies. still ahead, only nbc 10 talks with zach ertz about their growing families that kept them very busy in the off season. and all new at 5:00, pooch in pearl. how he got out of a dilemma.

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moving northwest now. >> does that look familiar. that's video from last year when the first alert weather team was tracking hurricane matthew. the start of the 2017 hurricane season is next week. and that means new possible threats. >> we take you inside the planes that help the team forecast the most dangerous storms. >> those fly right through the hurricane. >> john is a hurricane specialist for the national hurricane center.

this hurricane hunter is big and ready for action. >> this is a very sturdy. it was built for combat. >> it needs to be. high winds over 150 miles per hour. so you're flying sideways. >> these planes fly right into the eye of the storm providing us information how strong and how big the storm is. without that, we have to estimate from the satellite images. >> reporter: right now we're on the g-4. here's the meteorologist station. all the computers are networked and this plane holds eight to nine crew members. this is a plane that's used to fly around and over a hurricane. from above and around the storm, gonzo gathers important data used to improve forecasting. >> 120 mile an hour winds at the lasted a vo ed advisory. >> all the way from the aircraft to the surface.

>> they fall from the plane and report information in realtime. now we're inside kermit. it takes 16 or more crew members out through the eye of the storm. this plane is used both for recognizance and research. >> it's like when you drive your car, we use all our instruments to drive through. >> for a brief moment in the eye of the storm. >> you're looking at these huge wall of clouds all around you. it's in the shape of a ball. you can see the surface of the water, look up and see the stars. >> reporter: a moment of beauty in the middle of danger. all to keep forecasts accurate and you safe. >> you'll see us using maps like this one behind me.

the hurricane season start june 1st. >> it takes a special breed to go up in those planes. i like to stay on the ground as well. while everybody is e evacuating the coastline, i was driving right toward it trying to get information back to the weather channel back in those days. a couple of rain drops in maryland. >> most of that is moving off to the northeast. it's going to miss our area.

it's going to graze delaware and the jersey shore. there are plenty other areas we have this big swirl and upper air system in the midwest. there's more back down by dallas. there's another area around st. louis. there are plenty of disturbances all over the country. so i don't know how we're going to miss this as we go into the next several days. right now we have temperatures in the mid-60s. and that means that it stays cool at the shore. the ocean temperature now up to 60 degrees. which will help us a little bit this weekend if it stays up there. tomorrow we could see a a little rain first thing in the morning. but for the most part it's

mostly cloudy. the temperature getting up to 73 in fairmont. newark delaware at 71. which is a lot better than today. the showers could last a little longer at the delaware beaches. then as we go into tomorrow night, we're going to be seeing cloudy skies and here we come into thursday morning. that is a lot of rain. heavy rain coming through. so the heaviest of the rain thursday looks like it may come in the morning. and then if we warm up enough in the afternoon, we could e see some thunderstorms. this is mostly for sunday and into monday. the blood test chance of showers would be on sunday.

the best chance of dry weather and warmer weather is on saturday. so that looks like the pick of the holiday weekend at the jersey shore. showers on sunday, but they may dry out on monday. now memorial day weekend is almost here. that's the unofficial start to summer. some people are going to head to the poconos. we have you covered. that's why we're drieng brinking you the first alert summer outlook. we'll break down the summer month by and tell you if you can expect a scorcher or more rain than normal, how much different than normal. >> from heading to the altar to the delivery room, and now the practice field. the eagles are back in action today. but some of them had a busy off season. we'll explain next at 4:00. ♪

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first day of off season training and it's been pretty busy. >> erin coleman is joining us with some of those players have been up to. >> from tying the knot to growing a family, a lot has happened since they played their last game more than four months ago. >> you know him as the eagles kicking power house. now he's also got another name. dad. he and his wife welcomed daughter kora seven weeks ago and being in that delivery room. >> that was the most nerve

racking thing i have ever done. >> he's splitting had his time between philly and florida. >> it's really hard not being able to be there and i feel like she grows every time i see her every week. it's part of it. i love this game. you have to make certain sacrifices. this is one . >> zach ertz knows that kind of sacrifice all too well. the best catch of his career happened spring. he said i do to u.s. women's soccer store julie johnston. >> it's tough to do the dista e distance, but we're making it work. and we're just out here supporting each other. >> that's an add ed bonus.

>> a life changing event. early congratulations to them. all new at 5:00, protecting potential terror targets in our area. specifically the jersey shore and the huge crowds. everything you do on the beach and boardwalk is about to be recorded. nbc 10 got an exclusive look inside the facility designed to make you feel safer at the shore. also all new, a sudden spike in car break ins in one part of the area and some people are still leaving the cars unlocked on purpose. the reason why.

tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, the attack, the investigation, the aftermath. nearly two dozen killed when a boom goes off at a concert packed with kids. >> tonight the world reacts amid-renewed fears in the wake of the terror in manchester. >> we have breaking news connected to that attack. >> in just the past few minutes, the prime minister of great britain announced she's raising the nation's terror level to the highest