he was not the shooter. the shooter is still on the louse. this started when three men wering outside of the cvs portion of the target. as far as the victim, we're told one person was shot in the back last listed in stable condition. that individual did have a gun on him. he'sly allowed to carry it. he did not fire any shots. we understand people both inside and outside of the target heard the five shots as they were fired. some went to hide and some ran in the opposite direction. very scary moments for shoppers and employees. speaking of employees, we did talk to one heading into work. she said it started when one guy got into an argument with three others and tried to go back into the target. >> he grabbed him and pulled him out. ed whoever was in there was about three guys that jumped out.

>> just across the street here, there's a neighborhood inside the store. fortunately, nobody else was injured. now people are getting a police escort back into the parking lot. they can get. into their cars and leave this area. several employees have also left for the day. we understand the store is cl e closed, but we're going to continue to follow this story as it continues to. develop. we have a sheert on the loose. as soon as an arrest is made, we'll update you online and on the air. reporting live, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. now to our other breaking news. police opened fire and one person has been shot and taken to the hospital. drew smith just arrived at the scene. get us to speed. >> there's a large police presence here from 8th street along allegheny. you can see they have crime scene tape all throughout the area. there's a large presence of the crime scene unit down by a

maroon car over there. we know it was around 5:30 when we're told officers were involved down here. they had opened fire. but police have so far not told us if they were the ones who shot this guy. they were brought to temple hospital. he was the shooter here. we know that they did discharge their weapons here at the scene. we'll be updating you later on at nbc10.com at 11:00. we're live in north philly. >> tonight there's a person of interest in the hit-and-run crash that kill ed a woman in center city. this afternoon police released this picture of a man suspected in last sunday morning's crash on ray street. a woman was found in the middle of the street. police say that right there is the vehicle they are looking for. a jeep ler.

turning to your weather. the streets of sunshine and comfortable temperatures continue this afternoon. a beautiful friday night to be on the beach, but changes are coming. a live look now at citizens bank park. erika martin has more. how is it looking for that game? >> the good news is it looks like the ball game is to be fine. we're e seeing satellite and radar loop not picking up on anything. we're seeing mainly clouds. all the activity north and west of the metro area. everybody else is dry. but we are seeing the clouds developing. we are tracking the potential for some showers. isolated thunderstorms to make it into your neighborhood. not heavy down pours. i don't expect those until the overnight hours. so i want to show you hour by

hour forecasts. notice that we're not e seeing a lot of rain until after 9:00 p.m. we have the heavier downpours moving through the overnight hours. that's really important because it looks like your saturday morning will art is off really wet. we'll have a break and more rain on the way for the second half of your saturday. a new warning from the commander-in-chief to north korea. this morning president trump issued another bold warning to knot korea saying the u.s. military is locked and loaded. if north korea decided to act unwisely north korea has been threatening to take military action against the island nation of guam, which is a u.s. territory. senator coons told us there are warning signs if the situation is about to escalate. >> we haven't removed all the american departments of our

30,000 servicemen and women who are in japan or that area. that would be the first step if we were actually prepare iing f some confrontation. >> heading baa k to the big apple this weekend trump will leave his residence in new jersey for meetings in new york city. the president will return to trump tower sunday for the first time since the august ration. it cost roughly $300,000 a day to secure the area for the first family. more coverage of the ongoing situation with korea on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt right after this broadcast. a judge could soon rule on whether members of a penn state fraternity tried for the death of a pledge. 16 of them are in court again for another day of testimony in their preliminary hearing. two others have already waived that hearing. some are accused of involuntary manslaughter. others face less serious charges. the charges stem from the death of tim piazza back in february.

he died after a night of drinking and several falls including twice down a flight of stairs. this is actually day five of a hearing that began back in june when the hearing ends the judge will decide if there's enough evidence to send the case to trooil. a driver is in critical condition after being shot at a stoplight in oxford circle. the man was. stopped along the avenue when another vehicle pulled up beside him. the victim was taken to the medical center. a police barricade in west philadelphia ended peacefully this morning. police responded to a kl of a man shot in the shoulder. the shooter ran into a nearby building. he later surrendered to police. saving 16 lives in one hour. one local emergency room is seeing a rush of people because of opioid abuse. a new study from more than 160

hospitals show patients admitted with overdoses have risen by 34%. cydney long shows us the demand the epidemic is putting on local first responders. >> it spends i time. a spot where they might hide to use. . >> there may be value in people witnessing what it is that we do. what he does is save lives administering narcan. not just a burn. ed out building but to fathers, mothers, students inside their homes. we have people in our households fighting the struggle. the conversation needs to come out of the sha e does. >> more recently they have taken

two even three doses to save people. a the native told us his mother's death led him into addiction. he didn't show his face but says users arm themselves with narcan to save friends so the uptick in overdoses are only the ones documented. on wednesday morning paramedics here saved 16 lives in an hour and a half. that's compared to six or eight narcan saves daily. it was the result of a free giveaway to get people hooked. >> is it a situation you run out of narcan at your fingertips in the unit? >> so that does happen. there have been moments coming into a weekend where our supplies are dwindling. we have had to turn to stocks that were in reserve. sglefr over budget and overwhelmed, those on the front lines are thankful for the president's promise. >> it's crushing us. the overdose patients and the

volume of na can we're giving. >> reporter: to address this hard fight. the rising cost of health care. a new study from the keizer family foundation e revealed some residents could pay nearly 50% more in premiums starting next year. health insurance companies are revising their premiums due to the uncertainty of the health care vote in washington. staying in delaware, there's growing concern about the spread of the west nile virus. the virus was detected in caged chickens along the delaware river in wilmington and in west central county. so far humans have not been affected. this time a year, you can never be too careful protecting yourself against mosquito-bourn illnesses. the commission conducted spraying operations throughout the county west nile testing.

helping fellow campers, how one youth organization is reaching out to brighten the day for local kids. and i'ming some rain for the first half of your weekend. but the good news is we'll see some sunshine on sunday. e details coming up in your most accurate forecast. see you then. a little boy is going to survive a shooting that happened earlier this summer, but his family says he's going to have a lot of special needs and they are looking for any help they can get. his story is coming up.

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don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. philadelphia police are conducting a review to sew why a man convicted of a murder was out on the streets. the 24-year-old is still on the run. police say he shot and killed the 29-year-old outside of a peets is a shop. he has a long criminal history and had been in and out of jail for various offenses including a a gun charge that went to trial. two key prosecution witnesses failed to show up to court. so the judge dismissed the case. new at 6:00, an update to a story we brought you in june. a little boy paralyzed after being caught in the middle of a drive by shooting.

his father tonight is talking only to nbc 10 delaware reporter tim furlong. he's hoping that you might show your support for his son. >> reporter: nobody can be sure if he recognizes his family, u wu his family holds out hope. >> my number one thing is as long as he's breathing, everything is okay. he's breathing, so we just take it one day at a time. >> reporter: josh is deshawn's dad. they spent the two months by his bed. on june 6th a guy leaned out of a vehicle and began firing shots at a pedestrian at this intersection. neighbors saw it all happen. >> boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: a bull e et went through his mouth and lodged in his neck leaving him with severe brain damage. doctors didn't expect him to sur and nobody expected he would show slight movement in his legs. >> i was there when he first opened eyes. i took video and erg.

>> reporter: police arrested the wrong guy for the shooting. the investigation continues, but mom and dad have their own mission. they are hoping you can help. >> we are trying to get a vehicle with wheelchair accessory. >> reporter: they need to vehicle to handle his wheelchair when e he goes home. they need money to pay the bills that have stacked up since this happened in june. they have a gofundme page and facebook page. they are selling t-shirts that has a picture of their kid. >> it's in god's hands. anything is possible. >> reporter: tim furlong, nbc 10 news. cheering on some local campers. lots of smiles, hugs today at the lifeline camp. campers received a $1500 check from jcc camp. they strive to support children bat. ling and recovering from ill ne

illnesses. today's donation will help the camp's summer activities. handing over a lifeline. eight local habitat for humanity chapters are $40,000 in grant money in ocean first foundation. they are committed to helping members of the community find save and affordable housing. in montgomery county, our telemundo team helped young students get ready for the upcoming school year. they were handing out backpacks to a lot of happy young students. taking it outside a live look at city hall. some clouds are starting to move on in. erika martin is joining us now. . you have been tracking rain and some storms that aring into our area. >> that's right. it really is a neighborhood forecast. we have been talking about this

all day long. ween can't tell you it's going to happen throughout the entire valley at one time. but we can track it for you. we are seeing. develop over philadelphia. so locally here i want to go to the temperatures first. we're not seeing rain. here is that icon. uk see the clouds develop and temperatures in the 80s. we're seeing upper 70s. now for the suburbs, we are seeing lots of 70s. a little cooler up there. that's because we have more clouds and some showers just to the north. now you're currently at 6 degrees. north wales at 78. and as we head up a little farther north, berk. s county, we're actually seeing much cooler temperatures. white hall at 70. walnut at 70. conditions are cooler the farther north you go. here's why. this is what i'm talking about

when i say neighborhood conditions and forecast. radar and satellite images, this is our two-hour loop. we're seeing lots of clouds and rain moving through the area. north and west of the metro area, that's going to cool things down a lot sooner, which is why temperatures up there are cooler. a wider perspective here. you can see the clouds are developing as e we saw on our live camera. just to the south and east along the enginejersey shore, few clo there. but soon enough you'll see some clouds and showers. that's going to be later for the jersey shore. let's time out when you can hear some rumbling. rain showers in the area from west to east. approximately 8:13. hour by hour forecast, we're going to move this through tomorrow. we are seeing some pockets of heavy downpours for berks county. here's a bulls eye for the metro area around 3:00 a.m. it looks like heavier downpours through the overnight hours. as i get this going, you're

going to see a break. that was the warm front moving toward the northeast. now we have a cold front that's going to slide on in is and why we have more rain moving into the viewing area for the second half of your saturday. finally start iing-day forecast looks like this. cooler. temperatures a.m. fog. 85 on sunday. more sunshine in the forecast. and then tracking the potential for some showers likely on monday. but certainly on tuesday be sure you follow us on social media for more updates. up next, why it was worth it for the eagles to give up their most productive wide receiver and desh barnett talks about his nfl debut. i make it easy to save $600 on car insurance,

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it is t the big move everyone is talking bt. the eagles traded a top wide receiver for what they hope will be their top cornerback. they sent jordan matthews and a draft pick to buffalo in exchange for ronald darby. he's 23 years old and drafted in the third round in 2015. he's also the runner up for defensive rookie of the year. they have a young unit and that's a big part of his plan. >> you look around the league and it is a corner deficient league. it's hard to find those guys and teams that have them aren't ready to move them. so when you get them and e need

a bunch of them, it's something that we felt like as well as the quarterback position, you can have enough of those guys. >> he was the eagles leading wide receiver, but with his intending free agency after this year and the addition of alshon jeffrey, smith and collins shs the birds decided to make a deal. >> it hurts when people you care about leave. the hardest part about this was talking to jordan about it. that's a hard thing to do. it never gets any easier in this business. however good he is as a player, he's a better person. we have to do what we think is in the best interest of this team moving forward and that's why i made the trade. >> eagles may have lost to the packers last night, but there were some bright spots. carson wentz was 4 for 4, 56 yards and a touchdown. he also showed his ability to escape the rush. his ability to get out of trouble and improvise.

>> honestly, in those situations, it's inen stingts that take over. that says a lot last year when scramble mode, things like that happen. there's a lot of big plays we made there and that's what >> meanwhile, the eagles top first nfl action tallying two sacks. john clark asked about how he felt about his first nfl game. >> i thought i did some good things, but i have a lot to improve. i have a long way to go. >> was there any difference college level to here. >> it's pretty fast in the nfl. you have to take it play-by-play and get ready to go. >> one last note, hopkins batting clean up against the mets. we'll be right back.

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taking it outside, you can see the dark clouds starting to make their way into the skyline. and want the to take a live look

from boat house row along the river. it looks like a calm, quiet friday night out there for now. but we're looking at rain tallahassee moving into the area. really tomorrow. >> really tomorrow. we always stress neighborhood forecasts because you can see right now it's dry here and around philadelphia. the suburbs and jersey shore. you go to the north ask west of the area and you're seeing rain for the lehigh valley and berks county. some folks are saying, hey, it's not dry up there but it is dry here. all that is moving into our area. as you mention theed, we'll have the rain through the overnight hours. i also do want to add the threat of some a.m. fog. it's important because sometimes peoplen don't realize it and turn their high beams on. don't do that. just take your time driving. then we have a a break and more rain for the second half of your saturday. the good news is sunshine on sunday. >> focus on sunshine on sunday. a little wet on saturday. we can hand thal.

thanks for watching. "nbc nightly news" is up next. we'll be back right here at 11:00. tonight, lockered and loaded. -- locked and loaded. president trump's latest threat to north korea -- make any further threats to the u.s. territories or allies, and you'll regret it fast. american citizens on guam advised what to do if there is an attack, but is there still a diplomatic way out of this? hospital emergency. patients and staff evacuated in a mass casualty event. tonight, the cause still a mystery. concert crackdown. the new way the boss and others are taking a stand against ticket scalpers. what fans need to know before you buy. parking garage plunge. caught on camera, bmw plummeting seven stories, smashing into the ground. and amazingly, the driver lived to tell the tale. and double jackpot. a combined $750 million up for grabs. do you have your