murder mystery. a community goes door to door to help solve a neighbor's killing. >> messages of hate, more anti-police graffiti is found in philadelphia. will it pass? in the next ans another vote to

hour. "nbc10 news" starts now. grab those umbrellas. this brief downpour in philadelphia tonight is just a taste of what's to come. look at what's coming our way. you can see all the rain tha fm0 radar tonight. because we've had so much rain lately, the chance for flooding is much, much higher. so the nbc10 weather team has issued a first alert. meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the up to date forecast for your neighborhood. >> we've shifted the first alert a little bit. we're accepting the lehigh valley and berks of the neighb are still in it. the biggest threat is delaware and south jersey. generally 3:00 p.m. friday to 3:00 p.m. on sat. that's when the worst of it is coming. flooding due to the hev rain and the existing wet ground that

makes us more vulnerable. a chance of some severe storms, as well generally in southern sections. we had one or two isolated showers right across the area earlier this there's more action back to the west. you're seeing a little bit more of a movement to the southeast. and that is one of the changes that'spe evening. as we go through the day tomorrow, we find more and more showers especially later in the day. and into the greater intensity. greater coverage. and by tomorrow night, it really, really gets wet. the afternoon, that's when we have the best chance of the storms during the day tomorrow. then tomorrow night and saturday it really gets nasty. more on the timing there coming up. >> glenn, all right. three people in custody tonight after a robbery, police chase and shooting in wilmington its trying to stop a robbery suspect on westover road when the man just starred shooting. an fer fired back.

no one was hurt. the officer then chased the suspect and arrested him. two more suspects were taken into custody nearby. also tonight, a murder mystery haunts a neighborhood. tonight, police officers worked with the community to get justice for win fred harris. the community activist was killed nearly six months ago now, but no one has been arrested. nbc10's aundrea cline-thomas is it live in her neighborhood tonight. the community is convinced someone knows something that could help this case. >> that's right. let me explain why these rowhomes are on a tiny street. i'm told the walls are paper thin. so far nobody's come forward with any information. their hearts are shattered. >> win fred live on. live on in each and every one of us. >> reporter: people gathered in the garden she helped bring to life to talk about the mystery surrounding her death. >> if you call over here, you hear over here.

someone heard something. >> on on february 3rd, she was found pond shot multiple times in her home. in april, philadelphia police released this video of two men they're calling persons of interest. >> it's my personal mission until -- to make sure that this story stays in the eay six mont later, no tips are coming in to police. >> unfortunately, that's a trend with some of our crimes specifically our shootings within philadelphia. >> reporter: how could that that be for a woman who spent her life serving the community? she was the executive director for an organization that plants maouldn't hurt a fly. that's why it's so hard for me to fathom how someone could hur friends and family joined police to hand out fliers trying to keep this case from going cold. >> why haven't nobody said anything? if it was their family member,

you understand, they'll see how we feel right now. >> reporter: as you can imagine, that family is devastated tonight. there is a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. meanwhile, winnie harris's family and friends blan to come back here on september 2nd to celebrate what would have been her 66th birthday. reporting live, aundrea cline-thomas, "nbc10 news." >> another case of anti-police graffiti turns up in philadelphia near south 25th and oakford streets. the messages of hate scratched on concrete pillars. similar memessages a few blocks away. this was found on several pillars at 25th and tasker streets on monday. there's now a $5,000 reward for information who did this. earlier today, police released this video of three suspects caught on camera in south philadelphia spray painting anti-police messages. this happened tuesday on south 35th street. tonight, a new sketch of a

man police say tried to lure children into his car in bucks county. police in yardley need your help trabing down this man here. he approached a 12 and 13-year-old boy near lake afton earlier this month and tried to get them to go to another fishing spot. he had another child in the car. the boys refused and the man drove off. the bones of at least a dozen people have vanished from a storage facility. you may remember back in march, construction crews uncovered dozens of coffins during work on an apartment building here in old city. the bones were recently moved from the storage facility to rutgers camden for research. but some of them didn't make it to the university. pmc properties which had possession of the bones is working with researchers to try to get to the bottom of this. right now at 11:00, the battle over health care happening both inside and outside the capitol tonight. protesters are pushing for obamacare while republicans in the senate fight over how to repeal it. this is just part of a really

busy night in washington that included a standoff over russia and a vulgar tirade from inside the white house. nbc10's drew smith is following it all from us from our breaking news center. >> here it is the skinny repeal bill, just eight pages unveiled tonight as health care freedom act. and the senate will likely vote on this coming up an hour away at midnight. even those who is plan to vote yes hope this version which estimates say could cost 16 million people coverage never becomes law. they want to work with the house to make changes after passage. >> tensions reaching a new vulgar high inside the white house. communications director anthony scaramucci told "the new yorker" the president's chief of staff reince priebus is an expletive attack on steve bannon too racy to repeat on tv. tonight no apology to them. instead, scaramucci tweeting i made a mistake in trusting a

reporter. it won't happen again. the standoff escalating as theu if priebus still has the confidence of the president. >> he'll make that decision. we all serve at the pleasure of the president. >> down pennsylvania avenue, a . senator chris coons saying he's hearing a lot interest people in delaware on the skinny repeal bill on health care. >> folks saying what's happening in the united states senate. >> the pressure building to send anything back to the lower chamber. something pennsylvania senator pat toomey says he supports. >> but i hope we wil conference committee with the house. >> in philly tonight, indwis kbl activists fighting the repeal are baffled. >> there's no process like this we have seen in recent history. this is not the way that the affordable care act was passed. >> there was one policy almost all senators agreed on. >> decisively approving new sanctions on russia for

interfering in the 2016 election. >> now, it is unclear from president trump will sign the new penalties. the president did just weigh in on the health care in the form of a tweet. he writes, guess republican senators, go. jim? >> drew smith. a win tonight for houses of local families worried about the safety of their drinking water. congress voted to provide $60 million to help clean up water firefighting chemicals on military properties including the fable air stationing in willow grove. many residents near two bases have expressed health concerns. troduced by pennsylvania congressman brendon boil. new jersey beaches that were closed because of high bacteria levels are now back open this afternoon new test results revealed levels returned to normal in ventnor and atlantic city. the heavy rain heading our wayc. it will be tested again on monday. a popular happy hour event

in center city may soon have more police and security for crowd control. comes after video of this fight went viral near one of the restaurants that's part of center city's sips on wednesday night. police are now considering adding more officers especially at the outdoor locations. no one was seriously hurt or arrested. the mayor of allentown pleaded not guilty today to federal corruption charges. ed pawlowski pledged to win his bat in court and win re-election this november. prosecutors allege he took campaign bribes in exchange for doling out city contracts. his attorney admits the feds likely have secret audio recordings of the mayor. no trial date has been set. and look at this man police say he burglarized a mosque in northeast philadelphia. investigators say he broke into the islamic society of greater philadelphia mosque on roosevelt boulevard twice this month and got away with cash from donation

boxes and tried to crack open a safe. police believe he may have been t burglary. coming up, safety fears at the fair. a local amusement park shuts down one of its rides after that tragic accident in ohio. plus from, fighting cancer to fighting the why a new jersey woman says the agency crossed a line. blches. and trouble at the toll booth. you won't believe how much one driver owes the state of new jersey. glenn? >> yeah, we have a first a and flooding. find out when that rain starts in your neighborhood and how it's going to affect your weekend plans next.

you won't find any fireball rides like there in motion anywhere in the world tonight. the manufacturer of the ride that malfunctioned at the ohio state fair ordered the global shutdown. an 18-year-old who recently enlisted in the marines was killed when the ride broke apart and crashed to the ground

yesterday. seven others were hurt. authorities say inspectors repeatedly looked over the ride while it was assembled and signed off on itefore the accident. morey's peers in north wildwood is temporarily closing its pendulum ride for a few weeks in light of the accident. the ride called it flies about 65 feet above the boardwalk. a cancer patient is suing the new jersey motor vehicle commission saying the agency forced her to headscarf for her driver's license photo. she didn't want to take off the scarf when she went to get her license updated last month and is still uncomfortable exposing her bald head caused by chemotherapy. >> i said, well, i have breast cannes cancer. i'm bald. i don't want to take any pictures or could i not? can you use my old photo? into no, you have to take that thing off. >> gee dan know says another employee stepped in and made her

a new license using her old photo. she's suing for emotional distress. she also wants the agency to review its policies and train employees how to treat people with medical or religious exemptions. a new jersey man is under arrest for allegedly racking up nearly $88,000 in unpaid tolls and fees. records show 60-year-old anthony cotunia owes more than $40,700 and an additional $47,000 in unpaid tolls on the new jersey turnpike. police nabbed him after they say he drove through an easy pass lane on george washington bridge without paying. >> let's go racing, boys. >> nascar is returning to the poconos this weekend. monster energy series will be at pocono raceway for the running of the 400 on sunday and it will be dale earnhardt jr.'s final race ever on the track. greg alding will also be speeding around the track this

weekend. today he was in fish town. the driver met with the fans and served up coffee on an frankfurt avenue. he will drive the number 15 draft latte chevrolet on sunday. to penn's landing. it was all about the dogs tonight. are up pup palooza at morgan's pier helps raise money for the pennsylvania spcs. rupp said animals and baseball are two of his life'sd the abil two is a dream come true. nbc10 and drexel hill tonight to celebrate the best of the main line. main line magazine hosting this event at the drexel brook. tracy davidson was named best tv news anchor and best celebrate facebook page. meteorologist bill henley served as emcee. proceeds from the event go to several charities. south jersey nice night to

dine outside. rry hill d end annual al frescos tonight. some of the best food trucks in the area served up delicious food while a band entertained the crowd. al fles cowill return once more on august 31st. good night to have an outdoor event. by tomorrow, the rain could spoil your plans. sorry to say that. organizers of the exponential music festival have decided to move up events for tomorrow. the schedule for the rest of the festival will remain the same. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is following the rain as it moves in. glenn, a lot of people changing their plans. >> the earlier tomorrow you can do things, the better. and the later you do things on saturday, the better in that case. we have the first alert out. we issued it yesterday. we tried to give you as much of a heads up as possible. and except for the lehigh valley and burks county which will get lesser rain amounts and the biggest threat is delaware and

south jersey which will get the highest amounts. 3:00 p.m. friday to 3:00 p.m. saturday for the general worst of the whole thing. the heavy rain causing flooding, maybe even creeks and rivers being affected here. a slight chaps of severe storms especially in delaware and south jersey. not much here right now. we did have an isolated heavy shower in philadelphia earlier. but it's got nothing to do with this mess that's out to the west. that's not organized yet. the storm will form right along the coast. it's going to be a mini nor'easter and it's going to get nasty. here's friday in the morning so for the morning rush, we're okay. but as we go into the afternoon, we're not so okay. that's some heavy rain, the yellows, oranges and eventually we get red in here. that's really heavy. flooding type of intensity. again we're showing more delaware south jersey but if the track of this shifts just a little bit, then we're up in the

trouble for chester county, out through philly and even burlington counties, for example. because these areas have had too much rain during the monthly. but look at that. that's all in the middle of tomorrow night. saturday morning it's still there. saturday afternoon it's still there. the storm is slow adds to the rainfall. and it messes up the rest of saturday. and then on sunday, we could clouds. all right, how much rain? less to the north, more to the south in general. overall.from the european model. and let me tell you, this is not the heaviest amount of rain of any of the models. we're talking about tremendous amounts of rain at the maximum areas. five, six, seven, eight inches of rain locally. here's the southern half of delaware. large area of four inches plus.

we also have wind gusts to deal with. saturday afternoon, wind gusts in the 40-mile-an-hour range. perhaps near 50 by saturday night at the shore. so the shore is really going to have nasty weather. both days this weekend. the lehigh valley at least sunday is looking real good. >>next, from classroom to commercial. a philadelphia teacher and her students take their motivational message to the masses.

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back to school ad from the gap. and the spot features jazz min wright and her students at the charter school in north philadelphia. last november, we met up with wright and her third grade class after she posted a video of her school that went viral. this shows the chant she does with her class at the beginning of each day. you can help classrooms all over the country by taking part in nbc10 and telemundo's 62 support our schools initiative. find out how you can donate money or supplies to support dozens of projects. the deadline is coming up this saturday. kind of back to school for the eagles today, right, john. >> that's exactly what carson wentz. the full squad training practice. jordan matthews and jordan hicks injury nod more. carson has new weapons. we'll hear from carson how special this team could be with the talent level. that is next.

this is sportsdesk. brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. i'm john clark. the journey started today. the eagles with their first full squad workout with the entire team there today. right before practice, we take you into the huddle. listen to brandon graham's message. >> everything we want is right here. it's all about holding each other accountable. work hard. hold each other accountable. and one, two, three. >> yea! >> it is on. carson wentz comes into year two with new weapons. alshon jeffrey and torrey smith new receivers. carson says 7-9 like last year is not acceptable. winning the division and playoffs is the goal. i know it's early. we've got a lot of work to do.

but we believe we have the guys to do something special. we've got to put in the time and the work. >> you got to put the work in. >> what's your definition of something special? >> we'll see at the end of the year. >> carson and alshon had a few big pass plays today. they hooked up for good catches. receiver jordan matthews is good to go. he has been battling kneetendin. he hopes it is not a long-term issue. he's in the last year of his rookie deal and says he would not have the sat out practices to make a point. i asked jordan, having one year left, will he put his body on the line even without a contract after this season. >> i grew up, my parents were affluent. i never needed anything. i play football for respect. i went across the middle because i wanted to make sure the guy across from me respected me. if anything, it just grows the odor i get and the better competition i see. >> he's a class act.

jordan hicks came out to practice with a soft cast on his hand that he broke on his honeymoon. did he practice. he says if it was a game, he would play. jordan, what happened? >> i slipped by the pool and tried to brace myself. out here, i'm casted up in a little soft cast. but it's nothing, man. i've been through so much worse and it's a pinky into it is a pinky. the honeymoon is over for jordan. markell fulse with a guarantee today. he was at sixers kids day at valley forge military academy. listen to what he told these kids into going to make the playoffs for sure. ess this year. remember i said that, too. >> we will remember, too. . i like it. sounds like a guarantee. i'm john clark. we're right back. sounds like a . i'm john clark. we're right back.

okay. tomorrow starts, it's all right. warm, humid. >> and then. >> not so great. thunderstorms in the afternoon. really heavy rain friday night and into saturday morning. that's the worst of it. gusty winds, too. rainfall amounts range from like a half inch in allentown to five inches plus to the south. >> concerns about flooding. that's our news. have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- michael strahan, jill kargman, musical gut