painted hate sprawled across homes taking aim at police officers. found on several properties. >> the messages said things like kill a cop, save a life. it popped up on the street in south philadelphia. crews have cleaned it up. rosemary connors was at that neighborhood where family are fused as to why their neighborhood was even targeted. >> while crews managed to clean up just about every trace of the graffiti, the he issages are still in the minds of the neighbor who is live here. kill a cop, save a life. it's right to rebel were spray painted across their homes and sidewalks. >> i'm not worried for my safety. i have no enemy. >> reporter: nick tells he he has no idea why vandals would target this stretch of the street. >> no conflict in your neighborhood? >> no, not at all. they are very good, very

friendly. >> it was pretty graphic. >> charley explains the graffiti included an expletive along with symbols insit waiting a hammer. >> you believe this was premeditated. >> for them to have stencils. >> check this out. that's a u-haul truck sticking out the front of a philadelphia brewery. a drunk driver crashed into the urban village brewery company at northern liberties around 1:00 this afternoon. there was one person inside at the time. e he wasn't hurt, but there's damage to that building. what appears to show the driver of the truck running away after the crash. but police say they caught up with him. the driver has been charged with a dui and was taken to the hospital with leg injuries.

>> they are remembering 33-year-old debra gulliver. she had just gotten off a bus when she was knocked to the ground, beaten and stabbed more than 12 times. police still don't have a suspect or motive. a $20,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. police are look iing for th gunman who shot a teen five times as she sat outside a a house in southwest philadelphia. investigators say the 16-year-old was hanging out with a group of friends on springfield avenue when someone started firing shots at them. in bucks county, a former youth football coach under arrest charged with multiple counts of child rape. nbc 10 was there as police drove

him into the garage at the police department. this is a recent photo of him. he was picked up near the food court inside the mall. police say he was a football coach for the ben salem ramblers. investigators say his alleged crimes date back to 1999. if anybody out there has any information that they may know of another victim or potential victim of this man, we are asking tr your help. we are asking that you contact the police department. >> deanna durante will be live with much more on this story in our next hour. new at 5:00, changing the face of camden county by turning an eyesore into an eye catching community. this is once the site of the market, but it's been vacant for the past 15 years. today the ground breaking for the apartments bringing 240 homes costing more than $30

million and creating dozens of jobs. cydney long joins us live with a sneak peek of the lot's massive makeover. >> reporter: it may not look like much now but where i'm standing is a a developer's drooem come true. a prime piece of real estate all of it ten minutes from center city and soon this will be home to 240 plus residents. from the 1950s to 2006 the mart was unique, unpretentious and the place to be. >> you couldn't find it somewhere else. >> watches and even a diamond ring, now this jewel of prime real estate is being redeveloped to the tune of $34 million.

>> leaders broke ground to the apartments. it will turn blight and sat for more than a a decade into pure luxury. >> we're going to it take our experience through the hotel. he knows the land is sacred to many. the community will have bedrooms to border highway sound, landscape, a well-lit running trail and amenities galore. >> the fire pit, wifi, possibly a botchy ball court, outdor kich cannen. >> construction is set to begin this fall and could take two years to build since it was always a family affair, thes will be too adding to the fabric of this community and to its bottom line. >> it could make the community grow. it could make churches grow,

schools grow, whatever it may be. >> while hundreds of venders lost their jobs ask some of them it lost their livelihood back in 2006, this brand new redevelopment project will create hundreds of jobs. also e we caught up with one of the venders who survived at a different location after the mart closed. we'll tell you how he feels about this at 6:00. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. taking a live look at a busy broad street in center city. doesn't get much better than this. it's been b a wonderful wednesday. i like that warm with low humidity. it was a perfect day for a trip to the zoo. but the heat and humidity is building. chief meteorologist tammie souza joins us. >> the temperatures are going to keep rising. >> they are going to creep up

and they say what happened to wednesday. that was so wonderful out there. look at this. people still enjoying the beaches. the temperature just a little cooler than yesterday. 8 degrees. yesterday we were in the 80s there. winds out of the southwest at 8 miles an hour. still look at the humidity at 39%. very comfortable outside. and how about if we go to wilmington. and final ali lentown, 78 with west winds to 13. pretty nice across the area. and 79 degrees, 9 miles an hour with some of the fair weather clouds out there. so a very pretty day. the radar not pick iing up anything except the green line. what can is that? that's the sea breeze making its way inland. so from here from a lot of nothingness and wonderful weather, we actually go out west is and moving into the illinois area out of iowa, there's a

tornado watch box associated with this huge storm system. i'm not saying we're going to have tornadoes, but we're going to get this system heading in here by the time we head into the weekend. talk about that and what it means for your plans when i come back. >> security officials trying to get a grip on a massive cyber attack that rippled across europe and the u.s. yesterday. officials say the attack ebb crypts and locks entire hard drives asking users to shell out $300 to unlock their machines. the virus is affecting computers running microsoft windows. it appear from an obscure tax software. one expert said it's too early to tell whether or not the attack is winding down. "the washington post" is calling president trump out after spotting some fake news at several of the president's golf clubs. take a look at this. there are framed issues of "time" magazine hanging in tour

of his clubs. it turns out they are fakes. now the magazine is asking that the copies be removed. no comment yet tr the trump organization. you can see the difference here between the two. the one on the left is the one "time" released in march of 2009. the magazine on the right has incorrect headlines. nearly 450,000 pennsylvania renters will be getting checks in the mail. it's all thanks to the property tax and rent rebate program. $207 million will be given out. the program helps older residents and people with disabilities. rebates will koblt continue to be distributed as claims are approved through the rest of this year. a new push for answers. the cash reward on the table as police hunt for a killer. and these chests right here put your kids at risk.

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in had philadelphia we are surround ed by history. thanks to wawa welcome america, you can enjoy family fun for free. we want to emphasize that free part. >> aundrea cline-thomas joins us now live from the art museum near the place to be. >> reporter: that's right. last year 44,000 people went through the museums during wawa. it hasn't even started yet ask it's generating a lot of emphasis. we're stressing that it's free. >> wawa welcome america is more than a party. it's a week-long celebration. >> it's phillies festival. >> and everyone is invited. starting tomorrow, different museums and attractions around the city will be open for free. >> we want to make sure on this it free access day that everyone

has the opportunity to learn to enjoy to be inspired by the things offered here. >> it highlights the contribution to the foundation of this country. on saturday, reenactments will bring those important stories to life. >> we are offering all our regular programming. we have artisans, new exhibit called prisons today which talks about mass incar raticars ratio. >> it's only fitting to remove the barriers and open the doors to everyone b.

>> to celebrate this nation where it all began. >> each attraction will be tree tr one day only. so the liberty museum will be free on monday. for a full calendar to know where to go and when, go to our nbc 10 app. reporting live, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> another great way to celebrate is independence mall. wawa welcome america is holding several free events including the block party and the phillies pops concert. >> school may be out for the summer, but it doesn't mean e learning has to stop. today the teachers baim the students. more than 800 teachers got together today for the school district's early literacy summer

institute. it's a voluntary week-long event teachers and administrators learn from experts had a better support students as they learn to read. >> germantown is about to get a little greener. >> they are teaming up to care for e street trees. as part of the partnership, homeless and formerly homeless men and women will help water and care for the trees, which need a little extra tlc. thousand to your first alert forecast. down in cape may, plenty of people heading outdoors today. you can see umbrellas, but dozens of people just soaking up the sun. others are out at the river rank soaking up the sun before the heat and humidity rise. >> it is going to rise.

chief meteorologist tammie souza is with us now. hot and steamy. >> it's going to be. you can use that word wonderful. i know it's awa welcome america, but it's a wonderful event and it's wonderful weather we have been enjoying. if you're out and about at boat house e row, it could not be more wonderful. the conditions are spectacular. 79 degrees. southwest winds, the humidity only 31%. the dew point is 36. so extremely comfortable. don't get attached to this. starting tomorrow, humidity comes back. we are looking at 78 in al lentown. 69 in mount pocono. 79 in wilmington. mount holly at 79. in the distance, our realtime futurecast sky conditions show that there is some rain. but that's way off to the north and west of us. not today and certainly not tomorrow. what we are dealing with is still an issue with allergies.

the grass and trees are low. it's the mold that's going to get you very high level right now. >> not going on right here. here are the showers far to the north. everything is quiet. here's tomorrow. looking quiet. this is the first of two storm systems that make their way through the area. we may e see gusty storms saturday late in the day and into sunday morning. but this is only the first of two systems. the other one is still making its way out of the rock keys. let's break this down and get you into the weekend. temperatures under mainly clear skies that are going to drop down to the 50s and 60s. not as cool as last night.

and look at this. a little more humidity. any showers stay to the north. maybe clipping perhaps by friday. the southern poconos, maybe lehigh valley and burkes county. things look pretty quiet until we get into saturday. in the afternoon is when we could see one of the fronts approaching. even though it's going to be in the 90s and humid, we're going to be looking at the potential of showers and storms. egg harbor at 83. at 87. it's going to be pleasant out there. and how about from the city to the beach. look at the difference. tomorrow, 89 in philadelphia. 76 at the jersey shore with plenty of sunshine. 92 on friday. 79 along the jersey shore. still not too bad. we get to the 94 on saturday. showers and storms develop late in the day. and at night 94 in philadelphia. 79 is what it's going to be along the shore.

sunday, 90 in philadelphia. 79 on the shore. and a little bit closer monday. 92 in philadelphia. 85 on the shore. we'll talk about everybody's chance for rain and thunderst m thunderstorms on the 4th when i come back in just a little bit. the long awaited facelift for an empty eyesore on a boardwalk. and a cookbook doubles up. why you stick it right in the oven.

happening right now, fire across the western united states is spending another day battling 20 wildfires across seven states from texas through oregon.

hundreds of families have been evacuated. tens of thousands of acresed and the flames still burning out of control. firefighters are working around the clock battling not only thes, but also a brutal heat wave and gusty winds. >> trying to organize chaos. this is very chaosic out there. the wind is blowing one direction, the other direction the next. >> firefighters are expected to keep battling these fires this the coming days. in china three people were rescued after their car was surrounded by flood waters. look at this video. the water started rising. the driver and two passengers became trapped. a group of railroad workers saw what was happening came to the rescue and used a rope to pull everyone to safety. there's a new push to get you outside and spend more time outside. they are promoting the counties park ask trail system. the upcoming holiday weekend

provides the perfect opportunity to e get outside. they also wanted a retiring park worker by dedicating a trail in his name. e we give credit to everybody else for doing everything. for them to enough compassion tr me, i'm truly honored. >> 247 county can park parks and 5900 acres. everyone who shops at ikea know products require assembly. some easier than others. some very difficult. >> this is incredible. >> furniture mega store is taiking some time and ideas and channelled it into cooking. they developed the recipe posters where users asemitheir meals and pulled it up and cook it. it was unveiled in canada. they do not expect to sell it in

the u.s. i wish they did. it might help me out. >>. >> you put each in the circle. >> it's unbelievable. >> moving to this now, guardrail concerns. the big question is are they protecting drivers. >> why a team filing a lawsuit says they are not keeping you safe. and a a new deadline for the health care bill. republicans uphill battle as the president prepares his next campaign. stepped up efforts at the jersey shore to keep people from getting hit by cars as summer shifts into high gear. >> i change the way i drive. >> why the state's track record is fueling concerns. held against her will, a woman says a man kept her at gunpoint inside of his home for a week. how she used social media to make her escape.

health care bill battle. right now the countdown is on. republicans are trying to pass a new health care bill before friday. they are crafting a new one right now after the first one failed to get the report. >> republicans are confident they are going to get it done with or without democrats.

>> americans now taking their health care frustrations straight to their senators on capitol hill. today republicans going back to the drawing board. >> we know we cannot afford to delay on this issue. now scrambling to write a more appealing bill. >> there will be some tweaks. they might be looking at things like slowing the roll out of the medicaid changes. >> gop e leaders trying to win over both moderates and conservatives and can only afford to lose two votes. president trump today celebrating the world champion chicago cubs predicting a health care home run. >> a a big surprise with a great health care package. >> republicans feeling pressure

to reach outside their own party. >> i think we should work with democrats. >> possible bipartisanship inside while outside a glimpse of what may be awaiting ernt senator when is they head home for their holiday break. a. top republican state senator says it's looking more like pennsylvania's budget package won't be with finished by the start of the new fiscal year. it's just three days away. jake corr man says the only thing house gop leaders and tom wolf have agreed upon is a spending figure a number around 31.9 billion. >> four good samaritans helped a a robbery victim. take a look at the guy police are looking for. a woman was walking on south 16th street when a man tried to grab her purse. he started kicking her when she fought back. four people jumped in to help

and chase d that suspect away. if you recognize him, police want to hear from you. in ocean county, six more people are accused of stealing millions of dollars in public assistance funds. that's in addition to eight people arrested monday. federal and state authorities conducted raids over the past two nights in lakewood. investigators say the suspect under reported how much money they made so they could collect benefits. >> let's take a live look at boat house row. people running there enjoying this beautiful weather this wednesday. it's all across our area. comfortable out there. people went from a stroll on main street soaking up the sun. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza joins us now. >> the heat and humidity are about to be on the rise. >> this is a gift. lock at how refreshing this is.

it just looks pleasant out there. a light breeze and very comfortable with low humidity. that's the key to all of this. 79 in philadelphia. look at the dew point. 46. the humidity at 31%. very comfortable. >> nothing going on except the green quizly line. it's the sea breeze. take a look at it as it makes its way inland. free air-conditioning along the beaches. it's very comfortable. >> we are really warm air beginning to surge into the ohio valley. we have strong and severe storms that are making their way through the upper midwest. this storm system is the tirs of

that's going to be headed in our direction for the weekend. we could get strong storms for our saturday time frame. at this point, we're going to say hit and miss storms. 80 in the suburbs. 9 in the lehigh valley. 80 in south jersey. delaware you'll see 80. look at all that sunshine. when i come back, we'll talk about when you can expect some of the thunderstorms. >> the mayor is announcing major changes to the way it operates. the nonprofit will no longer issue mayors fund credit cards. it will also add members from outside government to its board of directors. the changes come in the wake of a report with the city controller that found inappropriate spending by the previous board chairperson. the city controller issued a statement about the changes saying in part, quote, the concerns run much deeper than the remedies that have been outlined. here's a look at some of the

stories making headlines county by county across the region today. in montgomery county, a $5,000 reward is being offered in the cold case killing of a man in norristown. paul brown was shot inside a a vehicle. this woman is accused of stealing from a hobby lobby. she was caught on surveillance video opening expensive markers ask stuffing them this her bag. she carries a cane or a walker when she comes in. if you recognize her, call police. and staying in chester county, scaffolding went up around the his dome at a university in mal vern. it will get new copper clad idi ask undergo masonry repairs. workers will fix the broken nose on the statue. it's called logistic center.

the warehouse is 1 million square feet in size used for distribution and e-commerce business. in camden county, a food bank got some help today from the largest online retail er. experts took a tour of the food bank in south jersey. they offer expertise to help streamline operations to maximize resources and expand services. amazon also surprised the agency with a $10,000 donation. >> there's a summer safety change to tell you about on the jersey shore. >> the deadly track record that's fueling the move. and two workers dead and morning commutes put on hold. details in the deadly accident on amtrak rails. and changing the way you fly. sweeping safety enhancements in order to keep you safer in the sky.

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international travelers flying to the united states will soon see stepped up security measures at airports. homeland security secretary announced the changes today. enhanced security could lead to the elimination of a ban on laptops and other personal lb. devices on flights from airports in the middle east and africa. the security detectives will include more engs extensive screenings and increased use of bomb-sniffing dogs. >> the threat is not diminished.

i'm concerned we're seeing renewed interest to go after the aviation sector. >> international travelers should e prepare tr a more thorough process. the families of three people filed lawsuits against the company that makes highway guardrail after four deadly accidents and claims that guardrails didn't collapse on impact like they are supposed to. the investigation officials looked at the metal barriers. one woman who lost her daughter blames the piece at the end of the guardrail for the deadly outcome. >> failure of that system is piercing through and acting as an impaling system killing the occupants of the vehicle. >> they defend the guardrail saying it meets all federal safety standards. more than 68,000 drawer

chests sold online are being recalled because they pose serious tip over and entrapment hazards to young children. it involves summer breeze style five-drawer chests of drawers sold in four colors. the company recommends anchoring the chest to prevent a tip over. no incidents have been reported. sarah palin b is suing a paper because an editorial used her as an example of vicious politics. the paper say it is will vigorously fight the lawsuit. president trump will get a a speak iing role when he joins t hall of presidents in florida's visiting world. the park says reports that the president's robotic figure in the popular attraction would be silent are false. however, an online petition is urging disney to keep the robotic president mute.

starting monday, dunkin' donuts is adding two flavors to the menu. one of them is a chocolate drizzle croissant donut. the other is a donut with a gooey flavor topped with hersheys chocolate and bits of graham cracker. >> i'm hungry right now. >> too good. changing the face of a. popular boardwalk. and safer on jersey shore streets. the new summer initiative underway just in time for vacation. and i'm going to be timing the weekend storms for you. let you know when you can go outside. mother nature is going to be provide her own fireworks show for us. we'll talk about this when i come back. unexpected discovery. construction workers found human remains at a local dig site.

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square. officials say it happened when the conductor and trainee got off the train to check a problem with the tracks. an oncoming amtrak train hit the workers and caused a snowball delay for those traveling northbound. people at 30th street station reported two hours of wait, but were understand iing. >> i think when you hear about something that happened in washington, you have to put these things in perspective. i was minorly inconvenienced, but we got up here safely and what matters. >> they are investigating. no wub on the amtrak train was hurt. two supervisors with the transportation authority are off the job after a derailment that injured 30 people in the big apple. a spokesman said the supervisors were responsible for overseeing work where yesterday's derailment happened. they have been suspended. it appears the derailment was

result of a loose piece of replacement rail on the tracks. let's turn to your first alert forecast. you're looking down here at 8th market. a live picture. no other way to say it. it's been a pleasant summer day. let's take a drive up north to camel beach mountain water park. people keeping cool on the water slide. not many people on that, but they are enjoying the sun, the heat and humidity rising. >> tammie souza joining us now. hot and steamy. >> it will be hot and steamy. . they will be in the lazy river. in the 60s roigt now in the southern poconos and parts of the lehigh value e lee. it's a little cooler. maybe that's why they are enjoying the sun. look at this. we have some out there having a great time on the water. and we have some of the fair weather clouds out there across the area. this is where we shaped up today. philadelphia hitting a high of

81. the highest wind gust, no rain and your sunset is going to be at 34. so enjoy it. 79 in philadelphia. we're looking at 75 in the suburbs. 9 in new jersey. 8 in the lehigh valley. and 79 in delaware. beautiful conditions everywhere. e e we should be around 86 for a high this time of year. e we didn't make it it there and our humidity is low. so this is just a gift because the humidity does come back in full force. and the temperatures as well. tomorrow, 8. that's what we're looking for in philadelphia. we're looking at 86 in reading. 86 in wilmington. we are going to crank up the heat. no moisture out there other than the squiggly line. that's the sea breeze still making its way inland. giving a refreshing cool air-conditioning to everybody out there along the jersey shore.

tomorrow is lovely. we have high pressure in place. keep a close eye on all that. further off to the west, we have another storm system making its way out of the rockies so we are not out of the clear. tuesday night through much of the end of next week looks like it will be wet. we're hope iing it's late tuesd night. right now we are going to be looking at temperature will fall into the 60s overnight. i think we're going to be very comfortable. we'll have mainly clear skies. tomorrow it looks like another beautiful day. mid- to upper 80s. we'll see showers to the north of us from that storm system. not until friday we see something in the poconos. so we are up into the 90s with a

lot of humidity. and by the time we get into later on saturday, we could see showers and storms developing. late afternoon ask evening and into sunday morning. 60 in the suburbs. looking for 60s for all of you in the lehigh valley. jersey shore at 64. so a comfortable night out there. tomorrow another beautiful day. but a bit warmer. we're looking for 87 in the suburbs. so your going to be at 85. jersey shore 76 and 87 in delaware. your ten-day, this is where things start to heat up. look at the timing on friday. we get 92 there. humidity will be in place. it's going to be uncomfortable at times on saturday. we will see storms coming in at night. it could feel as high as 100 degrees with the moisture in the air. 94 for an actual high. 94 on sunday with storms right now the timing is for the morning.

you'll have plenty of dry. but it's hot. we're going to put the storms in the evening. e we hope we can wash them out of there by the time we get around to the 4th. but we're going to leave them in the forecast for now. the historical museum and art center op the garduard pier undergoing changes. live entertainment, outdoor bar and coauches where people can watch the waves. some new artwork on display at st. christopher's hospital. this is a picture of a new mural unveiled a couple hours ago. it's called soar to high heights. inspired by the dr. seuss book "oh, the places you'll go." and mercy philadelphia hospital celebrated its 100-year anniversary today. take a look at this video that the hospital sent to us.

pictures blown up to show off the early years and a gospel choir performed. holiday weekend is almost here. your family might be headed down the shore. >> a lot of folks are. safety initiative on the streets after a deadly string of events involving pedestrians. and keeping our waterways dry. at 6:00 the precautions to keep you and your family safe while boating this holiday weekend. ♪

welcome pack. lester holt joins us from new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> ahead for us tonight, important news it if you bring your laptop on board when you fly. we'll tell you about the security change coming to certain airports. also a family of an american journalist taken captive in syria remains hopeful. we'll have more conversation with the parents of austin. and news we don't usually hear this time of year about gas prices. we'll talk about that and the day's news when we see you on "nbc nightly news." for now, back to you in philly. >> hopefully good news. we'll see you at 6:30. summer is here and families are flock iing to the jersey shore. that means more people on the street. >> new jersey is making a thu push to keep pedestrians safe. a deadly track record in the garden state is the reason

behind the change. the pedestrian fatality rate is nearly double the national average. the state is 15th in the nation. 765 pedestrians were killed between 2011 and 2015. nbc 10 reporter ted greenberg is breaking down the new initiative. >> reporter: on streets at the jersey shore, a summertime crush of cars and people. >> on the boulevard, there's a lot of cars so you have to be careful. >> i change the way i drive my daughter was killed. >> reporter: his daughter died in 2009. struck this an ocean city crosswalk by a distracted driver. >> i know it's easy to say put your phone down, but you don't want to be like me. >> helping to kick off this summer's street smart pedestrian safety campaign along the jersey shore. >> people are coming from far and wide to here. e we need to educate people. >> the statistics here in new

jersey are grim. the pedestrian fatality rate is nearly double the national avera average. >> i don't know if casey looked before she was killed. i don't know it she made eye contact, but it's incumbent to look. >> now in its third year, the campaign urges drivers and pedestrians to pay attention to each other and follow laws, vehicles must stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. walkers have to obey signals and shouldn't assume a car will stop. >> if you step off that curb into the crosswalk and the car is only ten feet away, there's no way it's going to stop in time. >> and pedestrians need to keep their heads up and phones down as well. part of the shared responsibility required for a safer summer. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. also on the shore, new jersey state police are stepping up efforts to keep riders safe on the water this holiday weekend. participating in a nationwide initiative called operation dry water to keep boat operators

sober. last year there were seven boating deathings on new jersey waters and 0 injuries. many were caused by boating under the influence or bui. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here's jim rosenfield. >> former youth football coach charged with sexually assaulting multiple children in our area. where he found his victims. a wrong way driver crashes a truck into a brewery. the damage he caused and the charges he's now facing. and fulfilling a loved one's final wish. a man will spend the rest of eternity buried with his harley when we sit down with his family. the humidity is returning to the forecast. the warm-up we're about to feel and the impact on the holiday weekend. your most accurate forecast on nbc 10 at 6:00.

a man kraushs a u-haul truck into a local watering hole. what he's accused of doing right before the accident. >> armed in the classroom. pennsylvania teachers one step closer to carrying weapons on school grounds. honoring his final wish. how one man's family is making good on a promise to bury him with his beloved motorcycle. we begin with a youth coach who a mall employee accused of

raping three children. there's concern more victims could be out there. i'm jim rosenfield. >> deanna durante is joining us live in bucks county. i know police want our viewers to pay close attention because they believe more victims may be out there. >> reporter: it was just a few hours ago. the superintendent as well as the district attorney made a plea for help. they want to know more about shannon westmoreland. he's 47 years old and was last known to live in a homeless shelter in chester county. >> the most heinous of crimes out there, this man raping young juveniles. >> reporter: police are not saying much about how they learned about shannon or the young children he's accused of raping. the assault spanned multiple years, but he put himself around children and abused them. h