incident at penn state. and a ride service overcharging a customer. nbc 10 responds. a new report uncovering the same problems that plagued a delaware prison at least 12 years. tension, frustration and anger overflowing, ending with a deadly standoff earlier this year. the biggest problems highlighted in the report ordered by the governor pay and overtime issues plus a lack of training. >> new at 5:00, we sat down with a former correctional officer at the prison during that standoff. rosemary connors joins us now. she experienced these issues first hand? >> reporter: telling me it's nos new, overworked, underpaid, without proper support is a way of life as a correctional officer. now everyone knows it, but will they do anything to change the status quo that may have contributed to the deadly standoff?

>> we always knew the risk, but we never believed it would happen. >> reporter: the ultimate sacrifice stephen floyd died protecting others from a rampage. this woman spent nearly three decades working at the vaughn correctional center where it happened in february. she rose through the ranks from officer to captain, until she retired the day after floyd's death. >> it's a mess in there. they are in crisis. vaughn is in crisis. i can't speak for the other institutions. i know staffing-wise, they're in crisis. but it's -- it's unreal there. >> reporter: the report, describing accounts of overtime, lack of staffing, and lack of order as accurate. >> it could be today we're going to do it this way because of whoever's on duty. tomorrow it's going to be this way, because of whoever's on duty and in the middle, might switch up because somebody came in. >> reporter: what kind of dynamic did that create between

the officers and inmates? >> it's frustrating. they can't see that they have major, major issues -- and don't make the changes, then -- then i don't know what to tell you. i don't know what it would take. >> reporter: maybe the loss of life. maybe a scathing report. she just wants peace. >> reporter: what do you hope this report will accomplish? >> oh -- i hope it makes that place safer. >> reporter: she says safer for everyone involved, including her son who is currently an officer at the vaughn correctional center. she tells us, change can't come soon enough. i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. a 16-year-old is dead after a violent day in chester. someone shot the tenth grader as he walked to chester high school this morning. his body found in this area near 11th and parker streets. within the next few hours, there were three more shootings with one person hit. chester high school remained on

lockdown because all the shootings hanned nearby, all the while, inside the school, students were mourning the loss of one of their own. >> when i received the call, it's something inside of you dies, because -- it's even more painful, as i said, when it's a young person. >> police are looking into whether any of the shootings are connected. the death of a chester teen comes as people across the area try to raise awareness for gun violence. >> philadelphia city councilman and faith-based leaders held a prayer rally outside city hall in respect to take a stand on national gun violence awareness day. many brought pictures of loved ones lost to gun vile. they say, enough is enough. >> for the past year we've seen a rise in shootings and murders, particularly homicides as relates to the issue of youth gun violence. >> officers at today's rally handing out free gun locks to anyone who wanted one.

today, changes to sororities and fraternities at penn state, four months after a deadly incident. this will have a significant impact on campus? >> reporter: definitely will. trying to fix what they call a broken system at the school. among the big changes announced, limiting the size of the fraternities. deferring rush for pledges and only serving beer and wine at parties. these reforms come after the death of 19-year-old timothy piazza. the sophomore was pledging bait fa theta pi and knocked unconscious. no one called for help until 12 hours late police say. in their letter to the board, piazza's parents wrote in part, our son died on your watch. we will never see him again, because of the administration's failures to protect him and turning a blind eye to known problems. you now have an obligation to make sure this never happens again.

and tonight, mixed feelings from penn state students on the future of the fraternity. >> i don't any they should shut down a fraternity. a great way especially for freshmen to meet new people. >> it is 2017 and seem the first time in a long time we're actually doing something about it. >> reporter: 18 penn state students, five from our area, facing charges in the death of timothy piazza. live from the breaking news center, jaclyn london nbc 10 news. and penn state's president graham spanier sentenced for two years in the jerry sandusky suit. three failed to act on signs former penn state coach jerry sandusky was a child predator. turning now to the weather, and one word sums up today. gorgeous out there. look at center city. perfect day to be outside.

>> a beautiful day for a run near the philadelphia art museum. look at that. the sun banking the steps there. i'm sure plenty of people are out there exercising. good day for it. enjoy the sun now. we may see a few pop-up showers soon. >> and glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. glenn? >> yes, and those few house isser, they're already weakening. they were weak to start off with, and small, and most places still have a lot of sunshine, just like we have in philadelphia. but this one shower came from northeast philly. across the river. and now it is just past rolling borough right over lumberton only covering a few blocks. you can see the city streets. super impose and top of that. you can see how fast it's moving, but you can also, notice in the last few frames, those showers are streaking as the sun goes down. that's going to put an end to them for the night. but we're watching this next weather system that's going to

race down from the great lakes, and that could impact part of the area tomorrow morning. they can't possibly affect the whole day tomorrow, but coming down from the northwest, there can be a period of some showers. a little more impressive than what we have seen this afternoon. but most of the day is dry. sunny. 78 in philadelphia now. we've gotten up close to 80 degrees again and see more 80s. tell you when coming up. reaction pouring in tonight after president trump decided to withdraw from the paris climate agreement. education secretary betsy devos says the president is only fulfilling a campaign promise. >> the president has made good on a promise to ensure that the american people are not subject to [ inaudible ] made good, fulfilled a commitment to keep america first and to focus on american jobs. >> she made that comment

visiting a school in washington, d.c., and devos failed to address how climate change should be taught in schools. meanwhile, democratic housa president trump's response. >> what happened yesterday on the climate issue is an embarrassment to our country and it should be an embarrassment to him personally for having answers for his grandchildren. >> the earliest america can formally end the agreement, november 4, 2020, which is one day after election day. today friends and family are remembering a helicopter pilot that was killed last week in delaware. more than a dozen choppers paid tribute to michael murphy with a flyby over the church in new jersey where he was laid to rest. among those helicopters, sky force 10, murphy served as a backup for our helicopter. he died when the medical

helicopter he was flying crashed in an industrial park last thursday. now to an update on the case of a woman charged with grabbing a 5-year-old girl then throwing her in front of a train. 20-year-old autumn was indicted on attempted murder charges. we first told you about the story back in january. police say she grabbed the girl at random and threw her in front of an approaching train in burlington county. the girl was rescued and not seriously hurt. a vacant building meets the wrecking ball in camden today. all that's left. the gateway section of this city. the demolition was part of a program to take down blighted buildings across camden. right now the focus is on unsafe commercial buildings. prom night for famous quintuplets. nbc 10 checking in on the siblings 18 years after first covering their birth. and back to work. motivation behind a philadelphia councilman stabbed less than 48

hours ago. he gets back to his desk already. and on the run. take a look at your screen. the frightening reason police could be looking for this man near your home tonight. an early start to the weekend at the jersey shore filled with tons of sunshine. >> the weather is so much nicer than it was memorial day. >> some of the fun at the beach, and -- high above it.

panic in the philippines today after a man storm add crowded casino killing nearly 40 people. dozens hurted in the stampede. isis claimed responsibility but police say it was a robbery gone wrong. he shot up the casino with an assault rifle, poured gasoline over gambling tables. smoke and fire swept through the crowd. he then took off with $2 million of casino chips and later flushed them down a toilet. a few hours later a memorial sprung up outside the casino. >> they unloaded a number of shots. he was in military attire.

the security gourd at the door, for x-ray screening--tried to pat him down. unfortunately could not do so. >> the identified attacker got away after being shot by security guards. he later killed himself inside a nearby hotel. now to the terror bombing in manchester. new video of that bomber before the explosion at the ariana grande concert. security cameras from several locations around town caught the bomber walking around. salman abedi returned to england four days before the attack. he bought parts for the bomb in town. investigators are trying to piece together his movements. 22 died in the blast minutes after a concert ended last month. prince william visited with the manchester police department this morning. the duke of cambridge met with the chief who treated injured even while searching for his own child who suffered minor

injuries. queen elizabeth also viscid the those in the hospital days after the attack. and ariana grande takes the stage again in manchester for a benefit concert. joined by several celebrities raising money for the red cross manchester emergency fund. six sold out in less than ten minutes. turning to our weather now. fun at the shore. we found people doing justi tha, heading to the beach, first weekend of june. a lot of people already there. many enjoying a bit more than last weekend. safe to say that, right? nbc 10 bureau reporter ten greenburgh live in ocean city. did i see you parasailing? >> yeah you did. see more in a second. keith and erin, here at the shore. a little rain came through this afternoon, but overall, spectacular day at the beach, and as you mentioned, high above it.

on the boards and the beach in ocean city, abundant sunshine. some here appreciating the warmth a bit more than usual. >> the weather's so much nicer than it was for memorial day. so cold. like, we were here in our sweatshirts. >> reporter: we found a few folks getting a jump-start on this first weekend of june taking this friday off to spend time on the sand. >> a nice breeze. sun. i'm liking it. >> reporter: for 13-year-old michael delany and his grandfather pat from kentucky, the day really took off when ocean city parasails sent them about 350 feet above the coastline. >> sit down, look at the view. it's a lot better. better than sitting on the beach and watching others do it. >> it's beautiful. why we came to new jersey. sharing the sun and the beach. >> reporter: michael didn't have to be convinced to take a second trip, when i joined him in the sky. >> we're moving along at about 15 miles an hour.

a little cooler up here than it is down at the beach, but still beautiful. >> it's a lot of fun. chilly but worth the little cold you get. >> reporter: light winds, low humidity and great visibility for this jersey shore business owner, it's the kind of weather that sends his spirit soaring. >> we pray for days like this, because definitely makes it nicer for the people and myself. >> reporter: and they dipped our feet in the water on the way down. still a bit chilly in the ocean at 53 degrees, but, guys, don't get me wrong. it was awesome. >> it looked awesome. interview in the air! >> so, ted, you can go up 350 feet parasailing and can't go upside-down on morey's pier on the roller coaster? >> reporter: nope. know. cannot go upside down on roller coaster or spiny rides like that. this wasality smoother, i thought bumpier and windy, but it wasn't.

a very smooth ride. >> great views. great story, thank you. from the jersey shore now to the delaware beaches. seasonably sunny. a nice day at rehoboth beach there. >> and a live look from the ben franklin bridge. you see sunny skies there in the background. it's clear. remember the other day, erin, looking at -- >> couldn't even see it. >> couldn't even see the bridge. an improvement. check in with nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. spotty showers to contend with. otherwise nice. >> yeah. and the showers keep shrinking, disappearing, more and more sunshine and blue in the sky almost by the minute. and we're seeing a lot of blue in the skies throughout the area. look at that nice shot at the lehigh valley. it is a really nice way to end the day. and we've seen temperatures pretty close to average. the average high is 79. and that's right where we've been. 78 right now. philadelphia 83.

80 at penns port, society hill. 76 in somerton. a shower through parts of northeast philly. much of the rest exist city esc that little shower. and at the shore, it will be cooler on sunday. significantly cooler. a few showers early on saturday. other than that, looks like most of the weekend is going to be okay. there may be some showers late sunday, farther to the north. and -- most likely time for sunshine is sunday afternoon. or sunday morning. saturday afternoon. doppler radar, stuff on here. just a little while ago, and it's pretty much all gone. you can see that it is moved rapidly, continues to shrink and now we watch for the next area to come down. this may pick up a little bit more moisture, in the next -- several hours, and so that's why

some of the computer models still have some precipitation coming in tomorrow morning. we're clear tonight. and then -- look at the clouds come in. so you get up tomorrow, and you look outside. it's cloudy. maybe it's a little rain and, oh, blew the forecast. no, just wait. it's going to get better. we've got these showers coming through in the morning, and here comes quick sunshine. once the sun returns, it's going to stay there for the rest of the day. all right? so it's going to be a really, really nice afternoon. tomorrow. then on sunday, we're starting off nice and dry, and then in the afternoon, some showers up towards the lehigh valley, perhaps. why we have it in for that neighborhood. that's what neighborhood forecasts are about. you can see, on sunday, that's where i put the showers in for the lehigh valley, because it may be confined to northern areas. also drop the temperature at the

jersey shore way below other areas, because the winds are turning in out of the south. that's the whole purpose for all this. now, at the beaches -- pretty nice. rehoboth, 80 saturday. a little earlier sea breeze on sunday. wildwood -- cooler on sunday. looks dry for both days. atlantic city could see a shower early saturday, maybe mid to late morning. most of the weekend is dry there, too. >> glenn, thank for that. a man accused of taking up-skirt pictures of women while they grocery shop. where investigators say he found his victims. ladies weekend gone wrong. new at 5:55, nbc 10 responds. finding a way to get a ride-sharing app refund for a woman who was double charged. and don't try this at home. it's a bare-handed bass catch, and this man makes it look so easy.

and for nbc 10, "at issue" join me this week when we discuss who will get the okay to open medical marijuana growth facilities and dispensaries in pennsylvania. what happens if they crop up in your community? >> the dispensaries themselves will look a lot more like rite aids and cvs. >> coming up sunday morning at 11:30 following "meet the press," only on nbc 10.

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she takes home $40,000 in a cash prize and felt confident she spelled out the word marocain, meaning a type of dress fabric. >> focused on my word, and in between interacting between me and dr. bailey and it just came through. as soon as i spelled my word i realized, but i was just standing there, i was so happy. >> she was in shock. an 11-year-old girl from kerry hill finished seventh in that same spelling bee g. f. >> good for her. >> a busy weekend is on tap here in philly. >> 5:45, a break down of the best events and your weekend forecast. plus -- an apology turned plea for help. why kathy griffin says she's the victim after a controversial photo shoot of the president's likeness. >> six girls, 17 crimes, one man police say was behind it all. a bucks county rape trial comes

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today the prosecution and defense rested in the lee kaplan case. an unexpected end to an unexpectedly short trial. >> saying kaplan was 2k3wi69ed the girls by their parents. charged now with 17 crimes. the debate over a tape of the girls' mother ordering them to tell the truth. evidence. the defense says she just want add plea deal. joining us live outside the courthouse. >> the defense called no witnesses during the trial? >> reporter: none. not even lee kaplan himself, who told the judge he was fine not testifying in his own defense, and now the jury gets the case on monday. the prosecution relied heavily on the testimony of six children. sisters. and their mother, who all say they had sexual relationships with lee kaplan. some of those beginning with kids who were 10 years old and younger. the girls discovered in june

last year living in this easterville house, no toothpaste, or toys. at first the kids denied sexual abuse even after the discovery of two children fathered by kaplan. one of the sisters gave birth at the age of 14. in october of last year the girls and their mother met. the conversation recorded. she told the girls it was okay to tell the truth. the jury heard that recording today. >> it's clear from my perspective there was an influence from the d.a.'s office on those girls. as many times as they can tell you, they told them just to tell the truth. that was said with a wink, i think. >> why not present evidence? present the girls' father or other witnesses saying the girls are lying? >> i don't really have that burden, to be honest. >> reporter: prosecutors athe defense is grasping at ways to a quit a man who molested six sisters for years. >> tell the truth. that's what they did, the mother told them. >> now, again, the jury is getting the case monday.

prosecutors say it's been an extremely difficult case for them, with so many victims here. they say they trusted the man, and were told he was a prophet. reporting live in doylestown, for nbc 10 news. back to work less than 48 hours after getting stabbed outside his home. a philadelphia council member returns to the office. councilman david oh stabbed during an attempted robbery in philadelphia around 9:30 wednesday night. he was rushed into surgery, released from the hospital last night. councilman oh says he won't move out of his neighborhood as he zeros in on combating violence in the city. >> it comes with a number of problems. historically. i've kind of been through that, evolved through that as well. my perspectives as a teenager, to being a young professional, to now, council man. so i think i have evolved in my perspective on violence and other things in our city.

>> right now police are still searching for whoever stabbed councilman oh. to your first alert forecast. take a look. a few fast-moving showers just about out of our area for now. let's take a live look at philadelphia skyline. turbines are moving. they are really turning around. it's been a busy day as well. this, at the jersey shore. cape may. look at all of those folks out there. beautiful day. temperatures nearing 80 degrees. margate, similar scene. couldn't resist spending time on the sand. >> picturesque. looks like they painted that shot. >> to be at the beach today. and glenn "hurricane" schwartz joins us with a first alert forecast. >> glenn, we might see more showers tomorrow morning. right? >> yeah, but i might be right on that beach. on the beach tomorrow. in the afternoon. because that's, the weather's going to be really nice there. the showers we saw on radar earlier almost all gone.

we have a couple left getting close to the coast. lake harbor a brief shower. and a brief shower here and i emphasize the word "brief." you can see how fast they're moving and how fast the area is shrinking. it all will be gone in a half hour. this is the next area we're watching for tomorrow morning. as keith mentioned, a possibility of some showers. here's the latest futurecast. nothing during the night tonight, but tomorrow morning, you may wake up to clouds, and even some showers, but that's going to move through, and we're going to be left with some really nice weather for much of the weekend. details from -- northern areas to the shore coming up. >> the search is on right now for a man who sexually assault add woman in atlantic city. look at your screen. a sketch here of the sexual assault suspect. officers say on tuesday the suspect held a 23-year-old woman

at knife-point on north pennsylvania ave and then assaulted her. this man is facing charges for trying to lure away a child. camden county investigators say rodriguez was talking with a 14-year-old girl online and trying to meet her. detectives took over the account. when rodriguez showed up to cooper river park, officers were there to arrest him. and here's a look at stories making headlines. county by county, crawford region in mercer county, a man under arrest for allegedly taking upskirt pictures of women while they were grocery shopping. this 30-year-old charged with invasion of privacy and harassment. the incidents happened back in april at two different shot rite stores in hamilton. shoprite. cape may county, engineering present plans for drudging the back bay in ocean city. officials say it's to keep the lagoons and channels open to boaters. the meeting at the ocean city tabernacle at 10:00 a.m.

and in new castle county, a new bill signed by the governor protecting pets and the public making dangerous dog laws more consistent across the state. banning dogs from being considered dangerous based solely on their breed. and students testing skills in an unusual race for a good cause. look at this. the regional high school posting an obstacle course race, rv devil dash. students and staff navigating through 37 unique obstacles to raise money for the pat tillman foundation. supporting veterans and their families. and montgomery county, prom night for the griffin quintuplets. the area high school seniors plan to study at montgomery county community college in the fall. we've been following the now 18-year-old quints since their birth back in 1998. >> wow. what everyone is talking about. particularly here on the anchor desk.

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philadelphia. rocking out at the roots picnic. cars hit the racetrack at dover. and a mud run at muck fest, and rowers for the regatta and super fans getting into super suits for comic-con. >> a lot going on. centre city, sure to be packed with people tonight now that it is clearing up outside. looks fantastic. another live look at a popular spot. boathouse row, where those rowers will be hitting the water first thing tomorrow morning, i'm quite sure. nbc 10 has live team coverage of this eventful weekend. first to team meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with your forecast. >> a rundown of everything happening in philadelphia the next few days. deep breath here, cyd. >> reporter: that's right, keith. families looking for something fun, get out your notebooks, there is no shoresage. start right here at festival pier, right at pence landing. the countdown to the roots

picnic is officially on. the gates here open at noon saturday. these crews, they're working now and will work well into the overnight hours on finishing touches, but this is just one of those handful of events that may just be enough to tire get you, your kids and entire family out this weekend. ♪ so if you love music, from "tonight show" fame and philly's own hip-hop and r&b, the roots are back all day saturday. >> the artists we have the roots obviously, with pharrell, solange, lil wayne, kimbra. >> reporter: the tenth annual roots festival. >> they love coming home to give philadelphia and everyone around the country, hon negligently, around the world, something they will never forget art also unforgettable, mud and memories, especially those who finish the muck fest. well worth the dirt and grime.

splash it all off, saturday marks independence dragon boat regatta sponsored by the u.s. army. you, too, can get an army of friends to paddle and stroke your way to a win. all right. too much work? >> a carriage ride around, like, the independence area and constitution. saw the liberty bell i. just moved here a couple days ago. the only thing i know about is the neighborhood that i live in, where they have, what? the first friday. >> reporter: you might enjoy this at first street harbor park. collegiate rugly championship at the stadium in chester or run the rocky steps with alina bieber of germany. >> doing running? >> yes, vo shgof course. >> reporter: coug cool off at the a.c. at the comic-con. doors officially open at the convention center. a celebration of pop culture transform into being your favorite superhero or just uniquely you. >> i got a couple wrestlers.

>> temperature's always the same in here but the fandom really hot. you'll have a great time. >> kids 10 and under are free. for the two family, whether you're 2 or 100 years old. >> reporter: back out her live, you can see crews out here working in shorts and t-shirts. it has been absolutely beautiful. not too hot. not too cold. perfect amount of breeze, and sunshine, through the afternoon today. we found people out taking carriage rides, running the rocky steps. you did a great job in the dragon boat regatta, with weather like this. i might want to try the muck run, but only if i got to go hang out on those hammocks afterwards. this is just phenomenal weather. >> perfect. looks like so much fun. and a dragon boat, by the way, a lot of fun. check it out tomorrow morning as well. thank you for that. summed it up. beautiful skies. a little rain, right? >> what's going on, glenn.

>> showers are pretty much gone and the kind of place i'm going to hang out during the day tomorrow. still a lot of folks on the beach for close to 6:00 at night. down at cape may, this shop the from lafayette and, of course, cape may, unique spot along the jersey shore. if you've never been there, you mipt wa might want to spend a weekend sometime. 70 degrees. up to 80 officially in philadelphia. 74, atlantic city marina. which is going to be not that warm by sunday. tomorrow's a good day. but sunday's going to be sunny but cool. allentown at 77. pottstown, 70. a brief shower earlier, and now let's check out the burks county lehigh valley temperatures. the springs at 75. blanden, redding, 75 degrees. very close to average for this time of the year. and this area, 74.

nazareth, 74. bethlehem at 77 degrees. and there are going to be -- they're going in be in the 70s to near 80 degrees also over the weekend. there's the 80-degree high today. going down a few degrees tomorrow, and then back up on sunday. and then we really go back down early next week. things are going to get kind of cloudy, kind of damp, chilly, breezy. but not this weekend. the last of the showers, right at the beaches right now. looks like near brigantine. the rest of the area cleared up. waiting for a next weak system to race down from the north. kind of an unusual, like a little finger of moisture that is racing down this way. so we have clearing skies during the evening. just a beautiful evening. a little on the cool side. some places getting down to the 40s, like allentown.

start off with clouds tomorrow. don't let that fool you, and may even get a shower or so mid-morning, maybe even until late morning, but then watch what happens. we go through the afternoon. nothing but sunshine. and temperatures into the 70s. this is going to be a beautiful afternoon. a bit breezy, but that's about it. now, at the beaches -- going to be great. 80 on saturday, rehoboth. 75 sunday. a little more of a southerly wind cooling things off and a lot more southerly wind at the jersey shore cooling things off on sunday. saturday, might get a couple showers. atlantic city, in the mid-morning, but sunday, beautiful day. although a bit cooler. it was a weekend for the girls. >> but one had to head home early. so a friend called her an uber. that one ride turned into a double charge, and that's what nbc 10 responds stepped in. coming up top of the hour, a chester teen shot and killed on

his way to school this morning. what was learned about the 16-year-old who lost his life, and the search for the killer. ♪

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>> that's right. a driver's seat to make things happen. it's friday. happy friday, everybody. let me tell you about a group of teachers just wanted to let off some steam. instead they picked up a problem that lingered for weeks. >> we did a girls night in atlantic city. >> reporter: susan and her fellow teachers were excited to have a night out during spring break, but says suddenly one of her friends wasn't feeling so well. >> so i wanted to uber her back it our hotel. >> reporter: then days after they took the ride, she says uber charged her $80, on top of the $8.08 fare. >> i went to my e-mail, an explanation that i was charged. >> reporter: she admits, he friend did get sick but it happened outside the car. uber agreed to cut the cleaning fee in half. charging her $40 instead of $80, but she says it didn't happen that way. instead of crediting her account, each charged her an

additional $40. >> i say at least 10 to 15 times i e-mailed them. >> reporter: uber says the issue was already resolved but her bank account showed otherwise. >> i was frustrated. i wanted my $80 back. >> reporter: we contacted uber. within hours they reached out. >> saw the mistake, apologized and were going to reimburse my $80. >> reporter: uber later told nbc 10 response the same thing and she credits us for getting this resolved. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> all righty. all is well that rides well, right? listen, folks, a quick reminder. if you decide to submit your case to nbc 10 responds, make sure you have all of your paperwork and proof ready to send to us just like barnhart did. it can help get you a resolution really quicker. >> and she knew right away,

something ras wrong. >> documented it all. doing pretty good for folks here. delaware county, getting your money back. $697, $697,449. >> harry hairston, working for you. nbc 10 responds. if you have a consumer report, give us a call or fill occupant the form on our website and we were respond to you. and thought it was apple juice. instead, some lancaster children served a beverage that made them sick. why the restaurant won't face charges. and an allentown football star has a shot at beating a rare disease. the catch, he needs to find a bon marrow donor and one of our nbc 10 viewers could hold the key. first, killed on his way to school. a 16-year-old chester boy lost his life in a shooting this morning. now police are searching for the persons responsible.

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prison. and searching for a match. the rare disease that has a high school football star fighting for his life, and the donation that could save him. good evening. i'm jacqueline london. police investigating a rash of violence that has shaken the community. this morning, a tenth grade student from chester, pennsylvania, was shot and killed near 11th and parker streets, just blocks away from his school. we're live at chester high with the very latest on this developing story. andrea? >> reporter: jackie, zion was a sophomore this year. add to that three more shootings within a matter of hours. feeling a renewed sense of urgency today as officials asked the community to come together. a violent day in chester. >> really don't understand. >> reporter: left a