another gray and dreary day. >> two masked men shoot a 7-eleven store clerk. police trying to track down the gunman. why tiger woods said h-- an another cloudy, school and dreary day. we are tracking more showers as wellment here is a live look at center city philadelphia. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast, glenn. >> yeah. it's another day. another day with clouds. another day with way below average temperatures. we added some rain to this.

it has been increasing over the last couple of hours. center city, south philly and the rain but the rest of the city still out of it. this is moving straight up to the northeast up the delaware river in south jersey getting it. you can see it's moving very rapidly. more showers back to the west. everything continues to move through. this is a fairly small disturban disturbance. we have something a little more significant that we'll have to track for tonight. as we go into the afternoon this main area of rain starts to move out and by the afternoon rush it may be dry across the entire area as we watch the storms coming in central pennsylvania as we go into the evening hours. and then it will get a little bit warmer tomorrow.

maybe a lot warmer. it is only 59 degrees now. it is 58 in atlantic city. the average high this time of the year is 78 degrees. okay. nowhere near that today. watch out for the thunderstorms this evening. pa suburbs not even to the mid-60s. some showers even by 5:00 in the lehigh valley. also up in delaware parts of the jersey shore may just stay cloudy during the day today. we'll have that along with the weekend outlook coming up. looking for the gunman that shot a 7-eleven clerk during a robbery. >> he was trying to do what the robber asked but was shot any y anyway. we have more on the suspect and the victim. >> reporter: we have been here

since 5:30 this morning. this is a very busy store. there were no customers inside at the time of the robbery. we did talk to regulars about the clerk that was shot during the armed robbery. >> that's sad. i see him every day smiling. >> by the time she got to the 7-eleven it was back open for business. hours earlier it was closed as police collected surveillance tapes and searched for physical evidence in an armed robbery that left a store clerk wounded. >> one was armed with a gun and one was a lookout. >> the armed subject went straight for the register. >> he opened the register. he did cooperate. >> the suspect demanded the clerk open a second register. the suspect shot him once in the upper arm and fired off a second shot into the ceiling.

>> it is getting crazy out here. >> the shooter put the money in the bag and they both took off. police stepped up patrols in the area and located a person of interest. >> they found him on top of a roof after a building. >> the store clerk was taken to the hospital where he was listed in stable condition. >> you vus have to pray his family and for him too. >> reporter: i just spoke with police. they are calling that person they took into custody this morning a person of interest. boast suspects were wearing masks. the shooter had a mask that showed part of his face. they are hoping surveillance images will help them identify their suspects and track them down. nbc 10 news. a teenager dead and another in the hospital after a shooting in a neighborhood.

it was near franklin and east r orleans street last night. he was shot several times in the back and neck. another teenager was found with a shoulder wound and he is listed in stable conditions. cre, to pleaded not guilty to killing his three-year-old son. they -- police interviewed creato the day his son was found dead. kaplan accused of assaulting six girls. court records show it would allow him to use insanity as a defense. the most infamous nuclear

power plant could be shutting down. >> they say the planlt will close in 2019 unless it gets a financial rescue from the state. she had a partial reactor leading to the worst nuclear power accident in the u.s. today north philadelphia red cross volunteers will go door to door handing out smoke detectors. memories and charred photos are all that the family has left of seven-year-old dean. they were killed when flamed gutted their home on sunday morning. family members say they are confident the fire was not an accident. >> we are thinking it was intentional because the flame were too intense for it to be

like that. >> fire marshal hass not called it suspicious. found shot to death in her home in 2012. the county properties cute to asked for a dna sample from cough, kauffman's husband. a fight guest opiod addiction. it expanlds access and cracks down on how opiods are rescribed by doctors. time now far check on the

roads. eastbound for the philadelphia area it looks a lot better compared to earlier this morning. travel speeds now in the 50s. traveling eastbound we are starting to see some slow downs but not a whole lot. so far i would recommend using caution drooifg in and out of this area. use caution if you need to travel in that area. traveling towards the vine street expressway. traffic can resume with travel speeds in the 60s. we do have a couple notificat n notificatio notifications. we are raetd l some of mine. for all of your mass transit

kn notification. visitation will begin at christ the redeemer. murphy was a backup pilot. it crashed last thursday. the cause is still under investigation. roman catholic high school is expanding and today the school celebrated ground breaking of the howard secenter for the arts. it is space with drama, computer design and photography classroom. it should be finished by next spring. >> philadelphia rocky statue is knocked out of public's view. it was closed for renovation work. the rocky statue is a favorite of local and tourists alike. and here is a live look at philadelphia international

airport where celebration is set for this evening. iceland air will make its first direct flight. they will be there for the departure. a shakeup at the white house. we learned president trump's communications director resigned. could a larger shakeup be looming? >>. we are learning about the arrest of tigerroom woods. keep those umbrellas handy. i'm tracking more later on. that's just ahead.

the shakeup at the white house is out. he turned in his resignation before the president left ton trip. the kmun kiecommunications oper and spicer have come under sharp criticism particularly in the aftermath of the comey firing. now to the latest in the investigation of jared kushner. they report that federal investigators are focusing on his meeting with the russian banker. some officials say it may have been an attempt to n an a great line of kplun case.

officials are saying it's standard procedure. it is inauguration. >> he told the new york times. manuel noriega has died. he later served a 17 year sentence for drug smuggles. he spent the final years of his life in prison for murdering political opponents during his regime. he was 83 years old. tiger woods blames an unexpected reaction to his dui arrest. he was pulled over near his home

in florida. we have more on the arrest. >> tiger woods says he was not consuming any alcohol when he was arrested for dui here in jupiter, florida. tiger woods says he was using prescription drugs we have details here that suggest that -- it says that the officer came upon him in his vehicle and that tiger woods had his southbound on and was seated in the driver's seat. it should be noted that woods was asleep at the wheel. it's .000. tiger woods he had no alcohol in his system and the breath test proves what he says is accurate.

in jupiter, florida, nbc news. >> people in north carolina are picking up the pieces after severe storms laeft path of damage. at least 12 people were hurt. well, there's one and the cool temperatures making it less likely to get severe weather. you can see what's happening here. showers were pretty heavy in maryland and into delaware. as they come into new jersey in the more stable cooler air they are weakening and spreading out a little bit. it is raining but it's not nearly as heavy in most places. we do have one little area of showers near cedarville. most of the rest of the area is light to moderate. we have another area a little

bit more than light -- they are moving pretty rapidly. wilmington has a shower that will be moving out of wilmington. lighter showers at the shore near wildwood and up towards here. this is with a weak front that's coming down and may be effecting us tonight. as we go through the afternoon if anything this area will continue to weaken.

it does weaken as it comes through tonight. we get some showers but nothing approaching the strong storms that we are going to be getting in central pennsylvania. we are in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees right now. it is only 61 in stone harbor. it is barely going to get into the 60s at the shore today. we have 60s again today for the entire area. 70s tomorrow though. we have a few thunderstorms tonight and more thunderstorms expected tomorrow and we actually have a sunny day expected on thursday. as we go through the rest of the

day there's the drying later on during the day. there is the weakening of those storms tonight. let's see what the latest model has for tomorrow. it starts off with clouds and fog. once again, lots of clouds during the day tomorrow and then later on during the day some showers and storms, as you can see especially into the evening hours tomorrow. look at the temperature, 78 degrees tomorrow. it's not even 60 in much of the area today or at least so far. 68 today, 78 tomorrow. there's a sunny day thursday. and look at friday, into the 80s. even allentown will get into the 70s. we do have the storms tomorrow at the shore. conditions are going to improve and so you to be patient. the sun will be returning later in the week. >> patience has never been my

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it is for individuals getting back into the work force. we started as a program that only served women. we provide anyone referred to us through. it is all the way through individual nonprofits who are providing drug and alcohol and reentry population. the immigrant community as well. so basically anyone who is in transition in their lives and that can be they haven't had a job far really long time or they are just sort of out of the work force and back in. >> i know you were telling me you doubled the amount of people from lasting year to this year. >> this year we'll serve over

5,000. >> wow. >> part of what allowed us to do that is the state of pennsylvania came to us and asked us to expand beyond philadelphia. so we started a career wardrobe site for chester for delaware county and we are partnering with programs in chester and burkes county to help them improve their services. >> tell us about the event you have coming up. >> okay. tuesday night is hope's night out. it is is our take on a fashion show and our take on a girl's night out. since we served both men and women we have your colleague who is joining us this year. mayor kenny will be introducing our hope walk is what we call it. so june 6th. tickets are still available. love to have you come. for all of our viewers you can use the code friend 25 to get a discount. >> thanks for that.

>> excellent. that will really help you to continue do all of the work you're doing. >> right. the state asked us to expand the program. the other side of what we do is to provide individuals are career coaching and counseling, communications, financial little ra si, all of that education. all of that is funded by private scholars. it is supporting us not only with your clothes but also with your support. so this will help us raise about 100,000 dlarsz. >> i hope a lot of people come out. good luck with the event. we'll tell them that the an jewel cocktail reception is next tuesday. more college of art and design at center city. she and others will donate off of their backs. you can find all of the information you need on

nbc10.com or check out or nbc 10 app. >> thank you. not trying to sound like a broken record but don't expect to see the sun again today. here is a live look from center city, philadelphia. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the threat of showers and thunderstorms later on as well as the return of sunny and warmer weather. we'll have that just ahead. bryce harper taking on a bitter rival to a bench clearing brawl.

the clouds are hanging around today. we could even see storms later today. one thing we will not be seeing is the sun. you keep those sunglasses in the glove compartment. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is

here with the forecast. >> yeah. there it is. clouds all over the place. there are showers as well and quite a few showers but things are already quieting down in dell caaware delaware. we vom -- we have some southeast and west west. this is month come ri in-- mont. this is on the edge of the heavier rain. new britain is right in the heavier path. this will get the rain heavier coming up. we also have this area of heavier rain south of trenton. it is just going into south jersey and chesterfield and upper township in the targets for that. as you can see they are moving pretty rapidly. you don't have any kind of big storm ws ths with that.

you can see some more impressive storms. that's what we'll be watching for later today. this will be moving out as we head towards the afternoon rush. the clouds should be staying in there at least in the entire area. keeping it cool but more showers coming through overnight tonight. temperatures now, unbelievably chilly for this time of year. still in the 50s across most of the area. duo ha we do have warmer air coming. i'll tell you more about that coming up. >> thank you. a 7-eleven clerk in the hospital after being shot during a robbery. >> police trying to identify the man who held up the store. we are live at the store with reaction from the community there, pamela. >> reporter: yeah. i checked in with police and

they tell us they are still searching for the shooter who is wearing a mask that covered a portion of his face. they have the whole thing on surveillance video. they are hoping that video will help them identify that suspect. it's on the loose. >> all of these people out here, they are crazy out here. >> by the time she got there it was back open for business. hours earlier it was closed as police collected surveillance tapes and searched for physical evidence in an armed robbery that left a store clerk wounded. >> we see him every day. >> one was armed with a gun and one was a lookout. >> the armed suspect went straight for the register. there were two employees inside. >> the employee opened the register. he did cooperate. >> but the suspect wanted more. he demanded the clerk open a second register. then fired off a second shot

into the ceiling. >> some times he did what he was told. we have to pray for his family and for him. >> reporter: the shooter put the money in the back and they both took off. police with canines located a person of interest in an unusual spot. >> they found him on top of a roof of a building. >> the store clerk was taken to the hospital where he was listed in stable condition. and we checked to see if we could take a look at that surveillance video. they tell us they are not releasing it. we did check in with police to see if they will be releasing their copy to give people a better look at the suspect. reporting live. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. a teenager is dead and another in the hospital after a shooting in philadelphia's

neighborhood. a 15-year-old is in stable condition. a jury deliberating right now in the creato murder trial. last week jurors reviewed two pieces of evidence. one was a video the day his son was found dead. the owner says the plant will close in 2019 unless it gets a financial rescue from the state. exelon says it lost money in the last five years. it had a core meltdown leading to the worst nuclear power accident in the u.s. ariana grande announced a charity concert. we are getting more details this morning. it will also feature cold play,

miley cyrus, justin bieber and pharrell williams. nbc 10 national correspondent reports from manchester. >> reporter: this morning british police are asking for the public's help releasing this photo of the bomber wielding a large blue suitcase. he was spotted with it at two different locations. authorities scrambling to piece together his movements in his final days. this chilling new video shows what appears to be a baby casually shopping at a convenience store. >> this is where he finally deciding where the suitcase went and coming here to put the bomb together. it's a final bits that the police are trying to work out. >> the investigation not slowing

down. in their hunt for clues police combing through at least 13 hour of cctv footage, collecting more than 600 piece of evidence, searching at least 21 locations abdom and counting. could they have stopped the attack? they are now investigating why it failed to act. were there possibilities to this wart this attack? >> there was certainly opportunities. >> last night manchester stopped to mourn and reflect, to honor and remember and for the first time since the attack, families returning to the manchester arena for a private vigil. the city grieving alongside them. people have been coming here day after day. this makeshift memorial growing before our eyes. this is one that will not tower

in the face of terror. nbc news, manchester. we have details about the navy seal who died in an accident in north jersey over the weekend. last night the navy identified him as remming ton peters of colorado. he was a member of the seals team jumps over the state park on sunday. he died when his parachute failed to open properly. he and a jump team were demonstrating jump skills during a fleet week. castillo was shot and killed after he was pulled over far routine traffic stop. you can expect suspensions and fines. fans are pointing to recent history between the pitcher and the batter. take a look. >> and the pitch. and he hits harper.

>> bryce harper charged the mound after getting hit. strictland had -- or harper had hit two home runs off of strict land and strictland may have thought he lingered in the base path. here is how harper responded. >> baseball is a weapon. you know, i guess that's what he wanted to do in that situation. >> i didn't expect that. that's what he decided to do. you have to protect yourself. >> this is the latest in a ser ri of pitcher batter incidents across major league baseball. mike trout tore a ligament over the weekend. he was having his best season

yet. more proof it is never too early to start reading to your child. they tracked children from the time they were six months old until the age of four. children that were read to early in life had higher verbal and literacy skills. rowbots a robots are takes . >> yes. students from elementary to high schools are learning about engineering and robotics. they can learn programming in different workshops. the event is free and the workshops are all full but the expo hall is open to the pub lichlkt > -- public. we'll have a sneak peek at season 12 just ahead. and when are we going to see the sun again? i'm tracking improving weather conditions and a warm up.

i'll tell you how long it's going to last just ahead.

america's got talent premiers tonight. there is a new host. nbc national reporter has a preview. >> when nick cannon decided to leave his agt hosting duties -- >> i don't know he was going to be on the show until two weeks we were filming. >> he turned to tie ra banks.

>> super model jumped at the chance. >> it's like meeting all of these different characters. i'm having a good time. >> it has the women now outnumbering the men. >> what are you going do? >> i always want to be outnumbered by girls. it's not -- it's not a competition. it's a comfort zone. >> the new host had to find her own level of comfort. >> they didn't tell you it was the hardest hosting job in all of entertainment? >> i said no. simon didn't tell me that. >> it's a real chicken and playing america the beautiful. >> also showcased for a more traditional performance. >> i have seen way more than one act that can win this thing. that's the beauty of it.

>> the show shows few signs of wearing off. >> you can catch the premier tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc 10. right after that comes the new show world of dance. ♪ >> jennifer lopez is joined by neo with jenna serving. broken down by age and in some cases a single dancer could go head to head with a dance team. the pay offoff is a million dol. >> thank you. it's the music so many of us grew up with. legends of motown are coming to life. motown the musical tells a story who became a driving force of the music industry launching careers of the temptations,

diana ross and so many more. it is in this protection and played diana ross. thank you for being here. let's start with you. what's fascinating and how it explores the relationship between diana ross. some of this is stuff that was whether i s whispered back in the day. >> yes. >> it is an honor to play such an iconic character. his thing is he worked extensively with us. that's such blessing to v. have. he wanted to tell his truth, his story and not a lot of people now about the professional and personal relationship they had. they both had a love for what they were doing. >> and they had a child together. she didn't know who her father was until much later. you know, it happened now

everybody would know about it. >> exactly. he wanted to put out his story and the truth of this music. >> all right. let's talk to you. you played the role of marvin gay. tell me what that was like. >> it was not only a degree come true because i grew up loving him and wanting to kind of be him because he was such an icon but actually meeting him and going through the audition process and realizing you weren't sele were selected, it made the experience go fro 100 to 1000. there are a lot of fans expecting a lot. >> sure. >> i hope i give them what they want. >> because we know the music. people are singing along with the music. you went with the university of the arts. >> i did. >> what's it been like? >> we just got here. i am freshly filled with my

love. i have family here. it will be hopefully this week. duo have two weeks here. i love the opener ji in philly. it's so great with a rich love for art. it's great to fill motown with philly because they are so -- i feel like philly is filled with unity and motown out here -- >> and philadelphia had its own brand of music. >> yes. getting back to the issue of marvin, those two had an issue over the fact thof the protest. >> yes and he wanted to keep motown putting out good -- >> you want a certain branding. >> yes. you can, you know, move your

body and not think about what was going on politically. marvin had his own ideas he had to get them out. he was passionate. can you imagine if you didn't have what was going on? >> yeah. i love too that he sort of let him do it even though he didn't agree with it. he felt deeply about doing the protest. as i result it was one of the biggest selling albums that motown even had. >> he had no idea. >> he pulled back and said you know what? we are right. he was man enough to doing that. we are looking forward to your performance. i have seen it three or four times. i'm excited to see it here. you can catch it here tonight. for more information head to our web site at nbc10.com. thank you very much. we wish you well in your career. >> thank you for having us.

>> all right. and i got to see that show in new york as well. it was tremendous. i certainly recommend it. we have a lot of showers around especially in new jersey. they are moving rapidly. they are not especially heavy. some in the philadelphia area. some of the heaviest is well off of the delaware river. this one headed right into williams town. about to get heavier rain coming up and as you can see, again, in parts of philadelphia we are seeing some of that heavier rain, just moderate to heavy. it really quieted down in delaware. that's sign of things to come. still lighter showers across cape may county. just another nasty chully day at

the shore and no real prospects for sunshine. the futurecast shows this activity moving out as we head towards the afternoon rush. we'll watch it back to the west so see if any of those storms make it into our area this evening. this computer model suggesting delaware has the best chance of getting hit by a thunderstorm tonight. tomorrow we start off with clouds again but things improve. it will be a lot warmer than today. 59 degrees. close to noontime barely 60. in other parts look add all of the cloud cover. and so it is not a pleasant day. that includes delaware. marshalton all 59 degrees. farther to the south -- yeah.

so you can cross today off, but conditions are going to change. it was 68 today for the high, 78 tomorrow. thursday beautiful sunny day. friday into the 80s. and yeah, we will be seeing better conditions. we have cloudy skies for the afternoon rush. as you can see, thunderstorms this evening mainly north and west and then as we go through the night tonight it's not going to be as chilly and tomorrow warmer. watch these temperatures go up into the 70s. how about that? and some thunderstorms developing. 78 in philadelphia. that's a sign of things to come and then thursday is a beautiful day. friday gets warm.

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that will send them some 4,000 miles away. that's today on nbc 10 news at 4:00. another dreary day. the sun is coming. we have clouds and temperatures won't get out of the 60s. tomorrow we have a threat of thunderstorms. thursday is the nicest day of the week. friday is not bad at 82 degrees. saturday is warm but thunderstorms coming and then sunday and monday could end up a -- >> okay. we'll just focus on thursday and friday. >> you don't want to talk about sunday and monday. >> let's do a four-day forecast. >> okay. whole new set of computer guide ans that comes in and maybe we can have better news. >> yes. thanks. thanks for watching wnbc 10 at 11:00.

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>> justin: yes. yes, deimos is a huge problem, but the police have him in custody, and if there's any justice at all, he'll be back behind bars for another 30 years. but either way, we have to make sure our plans are in order. [dramatic music] ♪ >> abe: whoa. what the hell are you doing up here? i heard you were being held on kidnapping charges. >> deimos: i'm out on bail. >> abe: now how the hell did you get bail? >> deimos: you know, i really appreciate the american justice system. apparently, i'm innocent until i'm proven guilty. >> abe: hmm. well, that will be next on everyone's to-do list. >> deimos: mm. you know, as an officer of the court, i believe you're supposed to remain impartial. >> abe: as an officer of the court, i'm telling you you damn well better not try to leave town. >> deimos: and why would i do that?