gait.margate. beach goers have been trudging through stand iing water. i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. high levels of bacteria has been found in that water. you're looking at ted greenberg live for us in margate. some are calling this a health hazard. >> reporter: and this is what people are finding at several beach entrances. tonight they are closed off with yellow caution tape in sections where that water is still ponding on the beach. and even more beaches will soon be off limits. on this first day of august, entrances to more than a half dozen margate beaches shut down. >> it's pretty bad. >> including the one they are renting for the month starting today. >> it's certainly disappointing

in the timing. >> reporter: the city closing off areas from ponds of standing water remain between street ends and newly constructed dunes. >> it is hard to believe. >> city leaders say preliminary test results reveal elevated levels of bacteria in the water which have been slow to drain after 5 inches of rain fell over the weekend. >> as a precaution, we shut access to people are not walking through those areas. >> contractors for the u.s. army core of engineers began. pumping the water today. ing additional concerns about health and safety. as a result, starting tomorrow, every margate beach from the vent nor line will be closeor l. >> there's some consequences that lock like a nightmare for the city.

>> in the meantime, the army corps says its experts are considering making changes to how the beach protection project is designed. a project bitterly opposed by many here in the first place. >> i'm not an expert, but i will tell you we can see it's behind me. >> additional pumps will be arriving tomorrow. it's the same day city commissioners will hold a special meeting on whether to hire a lawyer to potentially take legal action against the new jersey dep and army corps of engineers. a tip from a witness is helping police close in on a dangerous fugitive wanted for a murder on the main line. today police announced the man in this surveillance picture is 24-year-old derek rollins. he's wanted for two separate shoot where one person was killed.

police say they came up empty. >> we think he still has that gun. that's what concerns us so much about this individual. he fired 17 shots at two individuals over nothing. and it speaks for itself. >> one of the victims was killed saturday night. police believe rollins is hiding somewhere in philadelphia, but say he has contacts outside of the state. it you see him, don't approach him, police say. call climbing about 500 feet up philadelphia city hall. the city calls it concerning, dangerous and illegal. jacqueline london joins us live in the breaking news center. police just gave an update.

what have learned. >> police are exploring possible trespassing charges for this suspect. police say this owe was posted on july 30th. tfts titit was titled exploring with carson. you can see the person climbing a at the top of city hall. police are working to determine when the video was shot. at this point they aren't even sure if the act was illegal. this is video of that scaffolding. you can see how dangerous it can be. especially since it's unclear if the climb er had a safety harnes on. >> it's very dangerous. i can't b stress that enough. >>. >> police say city hall was already under a security check from homeland security and video will evaluate any potential safety weaknesses. jacqueline london, nbc 10 news.

it was a day in bethlehem splashing around at memorial pool. so nice baseball weather in delaware. a look at the stadium. they play in about 90 minutes time. it's staying hot for awhile. >> that's exactly right. we're looking at those typical summer temperatures and conditions. humidity is going to kick back up a bit and seeing the afternoon thunderstorms in the forecast day after day. so look at our temperatures roigt now. e we made it up to 91 degrees in philadelphia. that's our high so far today. 88 in vineland and wilmington. 86 for coatesville. 87 a at the airport.

check out the water temperature. 79 degrees, feeling nice for those at the shore. we look at the radar and satellite view, this is different than yesterday. we got some action on the map this time. not a lot of cloud coverage spotty clouds across the region. and as expected some ice litted showers and thunderstorms. most are along the northern edge of the viewing. they are not moving much as they are just sticking along the northern edge. we are seeing a little action in the lehigh valley and the poconos as well. as we get into tomorrow, it may be more widespread across the area. coming up in a few minutes, we're going to track out the storms and talk more about the heat. right now, a rally to try to save the nation's first historically black college. >> the group heeding cheney's call, the delaware county school is facing an uncertain future

because of falling enrollment and a a lack of funding. supporters want education officials to fix what they are calling financial and administrative problems. the school now is in jeopardy of losing its accreditation. >> we are here to write long standing egregious laws, to assert a moral imperative, to shine a light of truth on bureaucratic disengine wousness. for the betterment the of all pennsylvanians. >>. governor wolf's office said working on creating a path that will chet cheney stay open and succeed. pennsylvania is joining 14 others in suing the epa. at issue a a recent decision to delay tougher limits on smog. governor tom wolf calls the delay of new smog limits under the trump administration a road block that's harming parezs. he was joined by jothe state

attorney general who criticized the epa for needing it needs more information before implementing the new smog standards. just say no, that's what philadelphia officials want the state supreme court to say about repealing the city's soda tax. the beverage industry wants the high court to overturn the city's tax on sugary drinks arguing it violates the state's constitution. the city calls the action a needless delay that will harm early education programs funded by revenue to pass the legal challenges to stop the tax that failed take a look at this video that shows a worker at the grocery store in north philadelphia being terrorized by a man with a knife demanding money. it happened on july 23rd. when the employee refused, the man ran off. the suspect later returned with two men and a woman who ransacked the store. if you know who they are, call police. meanwhile in center city, video shows several people crawling into the restaurant on south

13th street after breaking a window. they can be seen throwing craas drawerers on to the sidewalk and get wag with money. this happened overnight on july 20th. they are still on the run. police say all tips will be confidential. still ahead, facebook justice for a creeper inside a south jersey chick-fil-a. police officers going after your phone. the tricks these pretenders are using to scare you into paying them. and you can't get any cash out of this atm. why money machines are popping up in philadelphia. but first e despite invitati invitation, someone wants to get in the ring with him after he confronted a baseball fan.

tonight the confrontation between governor chris christie and a baseball fan could turn into a full fledged fight. >> he posted a lengthy facebook statement with his version of the story. he says an amateur mixed marshal arts group has already agreed to put on an event between him and christ christie. he says it could be mma, boxing or even grek koe roman style wrestling. crist e tee confronted him during a baseball game over the weekend after he was heckled

calling joseph a big shot. . pay back for new jerseyers. governor christie signed a bill that reimburses state employees. they will get pay for those in early july. the state treasury says they will be reimbursed as quickly as possible. governor christie was publicly ridiculed after he was caught on a beach that was closed to the public due to the shutdown. yesterday the state assembly approved a bill to close the governor's mansion on that beach during a shutdown. another keeps state parks open during a shutdown. the health commissioner degrees with the recommendation to declare a national emergency over opioid abuse. the recommendation comes from a commission created by the president and headed by governor chris christie. . it just released a report that asks the president to declare a national emergency and also makes recommendations like getting all law enforcement to carry narcan and mandate

training for doctors prescribing opioids. >> i wasn't sure what to expect. they have strong recommendations coming out quickly. >> in philadelphia drug overdose is the number one killer for people ages 15 to 44. the nbc 10 digital team has been covering the epidemic for two years winning several is national awards. tap the app to read the stories of local families that this crisis impacts every day. the white house is responding to reports that president trump dictated a a statement for his son to read about a meeting with the russian lawyer. >> leaders acknowledge d that president trump played a role in drafting that statement. >> reporter: the white house move iing forward under a a new chief of staff, but being pulled back to questions about russia. "washington post" reporting president trump personally dictated a statement attributed to his son donald trump jr.

about a meeting with a attorney to get dirt on hillary clinton. >> he didn't dictate, but he wigged in and offered suggestion like any father would do. >> the statement turned out to be misleading, though not illegal, still drawing criticism. >> that is a problem. >> when you get caught in a lie about one thing, it makes it hard to say let the other stuff go. >> among fellow republicans, frustration is growing. jeff flake blaming his own party for the rise of donald trump and criticizing them for not standing up when the president fired james comey. >> that should have off more alarm bells than it did. i think going forward, we ought to be careful. >> reporter: this as the u.s. faces an es a collating standoff with russia. president trump's signature a chance to back up his words with actions. the today the president is focusing on good news tweeting about his economic numbers as the markets soared to 22,000.

>> the dp the white house fall victim to a prank? it happened at the top officials in the west wing. cnn is reporting an e-mail prankster tricked officials inclouding communications director anthony scaramucci into thinking they were talking with other members of the trump administration. the hacker posed as jared kushner and reince priebus and e-mailed people like scaramucci and a homeland security adviser. a family is suing a new jersey school district claiming enough was not done to save their daughter from cyber bullying before she tok her own life. the 12-year-old died by suicide in june. she was a cheerleader, gym and her family says mallory was well like liked. but mallory's parents all say their daughter was a victim of relentless bullying on social media. >> it made her feel alone.

it isolated her. it made her feel her world is is 900 students at middle school. it made it feel like the world was against her. tonight on "nbc nightly news," stephanie gosk has more with her parents and expert advice on what warning signs parents should look out for. turning to your first alert weather. august is coming in hot. >> people were ebb joying the sunshine and the heat. in center city, it is hot out there. the humidity isn't out of control yet. this is a live look down broad street from our campus camera. let's bring in krystal klei. >> hot temperatures for the next few days for us. if you're loiright on the water

look at cape may point. you're a little inland and there you go with 90 degrees. wood bien at 90 degrees feeling the warmth across the entire region. it's the first day of august. let's look at the temperatures in our philadelphia neighborhoods. we have 90s. 91 at the airport. that's the high for today. we're at 91 in parkwood. these 90s will hold tight for the next couple of days. and we have the humidity kind of pushing upwards as well. when you have the two together, that's when you start to see the storms firing off. so this is the first day of several day period of it. today, most of the action is going to drops. s most of us not seeing anything but a few scattered clouds. let's focus on the northern edge. not a ton to track here, but we

are looking developed to the east of allentown and there's some rain to the south. if you're in the lehigh value e lee, don't be surprised by a a little shower moving through. most of this isn't going to be long lasting. it's stuck in the northern edge. you might see a repeat. that said 90 days so far. . last year it was 24 days. last year we had 1790 degree days in august. doesn't look like we'll see quite as many. we're starting off on the hot side. tomorrow, 90s still. and we're looking at scattered thunderstorms across the region. 9 in long port. and some low to mid-80s along the jersey shore.

it will be cooler. in delaware, upper 80s. 87 for dover. and newark, same deal at 87 degrees. look at the hour by hour forecast. so we see these spotty showers we have been tracking today on the board. they sent out through 8:00 this evening. and we're also just some clouds overnight. and on into your wednesday morning commute. the morning commute is dry. go to the afternoon and there are the thunderstorms rolling by. this is through 4:00 p.m. we could have a a couple that are stronger move iing across t area. it's bringing gusty cbs with any storms that pop up. from 4:00 through 7:30, still scattered thunderstorms across the area. they should move out and we get a break into thursday morning. we repeat ourselves as we get into thursday afternoon with another round of showers and storms possible. this will continue friday too. we'll talk about that with the extended coming up in the next half hour. for the pal city wide

baseball championship game. kids 13 and under from across the city take part in the youth league. it's sponsored by. walmart. up next, an office party like you have never seen before. we're going to take you to a celebration where workers are taking their commitment to the job under their skin. but first, not your mother's atm. money machines that don't give out cash now showing up in philadelphia. ♪ it's here.

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a new kind of currency is is growing in popularity across the area. >> a form of virtual money called bitcoin. it's an atm popping up in neighborhoods that typically have fewer banks. like this one on frankfurt avenue. for a fee, bitcoins turn cash into digital money. it can be used on the internet to buy things without a credit card. one business owner told us she's been receive accepting bitcoins for several years. >> credit card fees are high. bitcoin is 1% straight up. it's in our bank account the next day. it's easy. >> homeland security investigators worry that bitcoin can also be used to buy illegal drugs. others warn that fees can be steep, as much as 12%. a company has grabbed

national attention for offering to implant microchips into its employees. it started the process with its own microchip party. free square market started implanting kro chips. it opens doors, logs into computers, pays for snacks in the break room. all workers have to do is wave their hand. it's all about convenience. but privacy experts worry the chips could be used in more intrusive ways to track employees without their knowledge or cob sensent. check your iphone case if it has liquid glitter in it may be under recall. they recalled 200,000 phone cases for the iphone 6. the glitter can leak causing skin irritation and burns. 24 people have been injured. you thereof could have cough

up more cash to ride a cab. it is the first boost in almost a decade. the increase will help struggling drivers. i don't understand how this is possible. a guy sols a ru bik's cube with his eyes closed. that's incredible. up next at 5:30, fake cops targeting your phone. >> the nbc 10 responds team has what you need to look out for so you don't get tricked. pete rose facing statutory rape allegations. why it's leaving the phillys with a big decision to make tonight. and strides in medical research. the local university chosen to

lead a national push to strengthen an emergency medical treatment. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance.

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well beyond tea time. a burglar picks an unlikely spot to hit a crime. he hit the links at a country club. police are stepping up patrols tonight in a normally safe neighborhood. >> cydney long says investigatoring are counting on

leads. >> they broke into a remote golf course on july 24th. >> we didn't e know anything until after the fact. the next morning the proshop door was broken. >> it happened at midnight. the country club is off the beaten path. >> he had to come through to get back. >> he went there knowing to disable the cameras. >> reporter: he cut lines outside, but the cameras inside were still recording. watch as he enters through the bar and into the pro shop. this shows all the security cameras instead going right here for the safe.

>> during this crime, the suspect got away with just under a $4,000. >> we can tell you the pro shop workers did manage to find that 70-pound safe in the woods. they hope they noticed something suspicious or this burglar might brag and be caught soon. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. also tonight new jersey senator corey booker calling on congress to legalize marijuana. he introduced his new bill on facebook live. he says change is needed blauz because federal laws against marijuana unfairly affect poor and minority citizens. >> we the people must make that demand. we must insist upon it. marijuana laws have devastated communities, devastated cities,s

and have devastated too many lives. >> eight states in the district of columbia have legalized marijuana, but jeff sessions said he wants to crack down on the drug. in new jersey medical marijuana's legal and calls have been growing louder to legalize it recreationally. in delaware lawmakers are considering legalizing recreational pot. but so far the drug is is only legal for medical purposes. and in pennsylvania medical marijuana is legal but the program isn't up and running yet. >> it is hot for runners along kelly drive. it's going to start slowly rising. let's bring in krystal klei. >> we're already seeing some of the storms fire off mostly around our region. not necessarily over us quite yet. 91 for that temperature in philadelphia. 86 in the suburbs. also 88 in delaware.

it's hot out there. you can see from the mixture overhead, not as clear. look at the valley. now reporting some thunderstorms rolling across the area. >> a heavy downpour with lightning. you go to the west and we have this cluster of storms that's popped up over the northern edge of berks county. these aren't falling south, they are moufing to the southeast. so not a lot of this is going to make it much more south than where it currently is. take a look at philadelphia and chester and delaware county. you see we have isolated showers as well that have popped up across the area. when we do wide picture, there are the thunderstorms mostly along the northern and western elk of our viewing area. tomorrow more likely that many

of us will see the thunderstorms. popping overhead. we'll talk more about that in our forecast in just a few minutes. we're going to turn to breaking news from the capital. the senate has overwhelmingly voted to confirm christopher ray as the next fbi director. 92 votes to 5. it comes less than three months after president trump fired james comey from the position. ray is a former high ranking official in president bush's justice department. e he also represents new jersey governor chris christie in the bridgegate scandal. president trump's proposal to ban transgender people from the military will not impact the care they receive from the department of veteran affairs. in washington va secretary told us he was not made aware of the president's decision ahead of time. he says he heard from concerned veterans since and told them the va has support that is unwavering. >> we are there for a lifetime of commitment. that commitment will not change.

there will be no change in benefits or services. >> here's a look at the stories making headlines across the region today. >> e he learned who he is on. tips through the police facebook page. >> in new castle county, the mayor is issue iing a warning. the mayor says the city is's discretionary spending must change. they are looking to implement a more transparent process for issuing fewer grants. to save a a local forested area. the valley forge west trail will be closed for periods of time.

>> in cape can may county, a celebration for a former firefighter who completed a long journey on his bike. he arrived and groeted by friends and family. he peddled all the way from oregon. and more than 4400 miles. >> in south jersey, lincoln park fans say they will show up for the scheduled tour date in camden, however, there will be a candle light vigil instead. they are opening a space for fans to the passing of the lead singer. they will play songs from linken park over the loud speakers have fans are encouraged to bring

candles or flash flights. the event starts at 7:00. his housekeeper found him dead at home after an apparent suicide. this year's music fest is setting records. so far three of the concerts, ten performers have sold out. that's never happened before. this is video of the crew setting up for the concert. toby keith and chicago are all sold out. music fest get. s started this friday and runs ten days. today one of the best african-american dance companies in the world lit up the stage in philadelphia. the group performed as part of the young people's concert series. it's meant to bring cultural diversity to the city's young people. up next, cheese steaks and real estate. how living near a cheesesteak spot could be worth thousands of dollars for your net worth. peanut butter prison break,

how inmates use the ted snack t trick their way free.

right now, only one inmate is still on the loose after a dozen broke out of a prison using peanut butter. >> is it all happened sunday night where police have been on ab around the clock mannen hundredth. so far they have found 1 of the inmates.

they used peanut butter to cover a number on a cell door and trick a new guard into opening an exit door instead. the 24. >> it might have been smart on their plan was. changing some numbers on the door with peanut butter. that may sound crazy, but these people are crazy like a fox. >> the prisoners are all facing charges that range from disorderly conduct to attempted murder. the phillys have a huge decision to make tonight about pete rose. john clark is wait ing ing to h from the team about what they will do now with their wall of fame. >> pete rose is being accused of statutory rape. in 11 days the phillies are scheduled to induct them into their wall of fame. what will the phillies do? that's next. battling the addiction. at 6:00 how many have received help through a new clean up effort to keclean up the railro

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pete rose accused of having sex with an underage girl. she had a sexual relationship with rose before she was 16. he says she was older. the phillies were planning to induct rose into their wall of fame in less than two weeks. >> now they are considering whether to keep those plans. let's bring in john clark. >> right now, there's no word from the phillies officially yet on what they are going to do. the scheduled ceremony is 1 1 days away. they are keeping in mind what their fans want. that's what i believe. pete is being accused by a woman of having a sexual relationship with her before the age of 16.

that was the age of concept in ohio in the '70s. in new court documents he admits he had a relationship but heed she was 16 years old. based on, information and belief at the time. fans voted for pete rose to be inducted into the wall of fame. i have a a poll on twitter and it's up over 1700 votes. 351% say don't do the ceremony. 32% say go ahead. 17% are undecided. so go on there and vote. i'm sure the phillies are listening. the fans voted for pete rose do to go into the wl of fame. maybe the fans should decide whether to go through with this. we'll let you know when we know. >> thank you. a grant worth thousands of dollars could save lives in our area. the nfl draft host committee along with the eagles will help all 18 police athletic leagues

get defib ril lays. experts say. it will increase by 70%. lots of buzz surrounding the sixers squad. >> it goes way beyond the court. on the chest of those jerseys. the saying the real estate saying location, location, location. it turns out the location you should be looking for is near a cheesesteak shop. a new study by the real estate group shows when a home oowner advertiser lives near a steakshop they sold their home for more money. $70,000 more. the study doesn't say that's the only reason the houses were more

valuable. just some food for thought. >> hungry buyers out there. how much are you willing to spend on a trip to the beach? according to a new survey from cheaphotels.org, you better be ready to spend more if you plan to visit cape may. all three beaches made the website's most expensive beach list. the site used hotel prices august to come up with the rankings. >> nobody in this shot. i don't know what's wrong in the poconos. >> thunderstorms. >> there we go. >> it's what krystal klei is tracking. temperatures are climbing. the humidity will jump too. >> let's bring in krystal klei. >> we are now tracking a few

thunderstorms that have popped up over the northern edge of the viewing area. now this would be something we be concerned about if it was dropping south, but it's not. it's stuck where it is. it keeps regenerating over the same area. it means if you're in the valley berks county, you may run into your share of a heavier period of rain. you see just to the north, a little thunderstorm is now developed. by chestnut hill right on through the poconos, some of those storms keep lingering in the same spot. a flood advisory in the edge of the viewing area. because these cells may produce heavy rain to wash out a low lying roadway. if you look farther south, almost all of the viewing area has clouds an isolated shower in philadelphia, westchester and even into burlington county a spot cell that's pop developed.

not much to attract most of the area except for the lehigh valley and berks county. you see well to our west in d.c. and baltimore, they have thunderstorm action. we're able to track the sea breeze with the radar. you can see the breeze is moving now. if this makes it all the way north here to parts of the lehigh value low, storms may gather. that's something we'll be watching over the next several hours. let's take a look at the afternoon highs. the heat of today is not going anywhere. today we hit a high of 91. tomorrow looking a at a high of 90 in philadelphia. same in the suburbs. upper 80s in delaware. the lehigh valley at 88. so all of us still hot. a little humid with the moist conditions that have moved in. we know what happens when we have higher humidity and hot temperatures. we see the storms in the afternoon. we're going to have the potential as we go into your wednesday afternoon. feels like conditions yesterday, beautiful. today, not bad. a a little more uncomfortable. you noticed the humidity have picked up a notch.

and we're also looking now at the near quality alert for tomorrow. code orange for sensitive groups. just aa e heads up we're under the code orange. let's go through the hour by hour. spot showers today. start to diminish. we see the clouds starting to pump up into your wednesday morning commute. there we go by wednesday afternoon. the scattered thunderstorms from 4:00 through 7:00 p.m. a few may gather strength. that trendn't cops through the rest of your workweek. we'll talk more about that coming up. an accomplishment 84 years in the making. today 96-year-old got her high school diploma. the native was forced to quit school at age 13. her son flew in tennessee to help celebrate the occasion. she says she. dropped out of school to help on

the family farm. today she had a message forthose who consider dropping out. >> stay and do it. get all the education you can. because that's what you need. >> the education center helped her earn her degree. up next new at 5:00, fake police officers targeting your phone. nbc 10 responds warns you about the threat these pretend cops will make to try to get your money. and attacked while jogging in a park. a woman says she was sexually assaulted by a man holding a gun. where the attack happened as the search for the suspect continues.

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lester holt has a look at what's coming. up on "nbc nightly news." >> we're covering the urgent warning to parents about leaving children in hot cars after two more die in near record heat. also the white house down playing the report that the president personally crafted a misleading statement about his son's meet iing with the russia lawyer. we visit that wisconsin tech company we told you about a few nights ago that is microchipped 50 of its employees. we'll have more on that when we see you coming up tonight on

"nbc nightly news." back to you in philly. new at 5:00, law enforcement says beware of fake cops targeting you. >> in an effort to get you to cough up cash, harry hairston has more on this warning and what you need to do to protect yourself. >> it's a scam that's hitting several counties. lehigh county is the latest scam canners are targeting. it starts with a phone call. according to police, the caller identifies himself as a cop with the lehigh county sheriffs office. police tell us that's untrue. so is everything he says. investigators say he tells victims you have failed to show up for jury duty or respond to a warrant. then adds you owe a fine and failure to pay will result in your arrest. to avoid jail, the caller tells

victims to purchase a debit car to pay the fine. the sheriff says he issued this warning after about a half a dozen people complained to his office over the past week about getting the calls. >> our deputies do not collect moneys. nor to collect fines over the phone. >> plus in cases like, hang up and look up the sheriffs office number and call to report the call. that goes for any office where somebody says they are calling for demanding cash from you over the phone. >> there are different variations. this isn't the only thing. >> your grandson or somebody is

in jail. they are getting tricky is and clever. >> same advice applies. >> there you go. >> if you have a complaint, reach out to us with the number on your screen. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here's jacqueline london. >> search for a a murder suspect. he's accused of killing a man outside a pizza shop. why the search to find him has moved into philadelphia. anything but peace and quiet in one shore side community. crews are hard at work to remove bacteria-laced water and why more people could be impacted. looking for a new lawyer. the change to bill cosby's legal team as he prepares to return to court.

>> the weapon the suspect used to corner her. who may not be on bill cosby's side as he prepares for his new trial. back teteria at the beach, caused it to grow and what's being done to make the shore safe again. main line murder suspect identified. police say the shooting suspect seen wearing this red sweater is 24-year-old derek rollins and

the search brings investigators to philadelphia. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. tonight team coverage of the manhunt to find the suspected murder. george spencer has been dig igi into. rollins past. we go to steven fisher with new information about the main line shootings that have been traced back to rollins. >> today we learned that rollins tried to rob somebody else and when thatten department it work, he turned his attention to john lee. police told us they still believe he's in the philadelphia area, but told us he has contacts out of state. 24-year-old derek rollins was caught snooping around someone's house. when confronted he opened fire. >> we think he still has the gun and that's what concerns us. >> and the incident out there speaks for itself. >> police say he used the same hi