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breach run into a roadblock trying to freeze their credit. and what police say is stinking up their neighborhood. right now at 11:00, an nbc 10 exclusive. only our cameras were there as officers raided a massage parl near one of center city's most expensive neighborhoods. >> tonight that business is shutdown, and three women inside are facing prostitution related charges. nbc 10's drew smith is outside the massage parlor. i know neighbors have told crow this place was a real nuisance. >> reporter: yes, there is a lot of foot traffic down here with shops and restaurants. but the spa business is down a dark dead end surrounded by homes and condo buildings. the neighbors say they'd had enough. busted in one of philadelphia's most expensive neighborhoods. only nbc 10 captured police leading two men from this ran

std business into the back of the police car. minutes later an older woman taken into custody. police tell us the charges are prostitution related. a neighbor who did not want her face on tv says she's been explaining about this for nearly a year. he documented the lines of men, only men ringing the doorbell alt all hours. >> it's a safety concern. and jiem going to try to put everyone in my neighborhood in the best environment i can. >> reporter: they made a prostitution arrest at this same location several years ago. online a search of it brings up an online ad with a racy photo. they scraped the surveillance cameras off the side. now there's a cease operations orden on the front door. >> they did an amazish job

today, and i hope they can do more for other people going through the same thing in other communities here in philadelphia. >> reporter: we also heard some complaints from neighbors who said some of the customers would get lost and hit some of the wrongdoer bells, waking them up in the middle of the night. there was no active licenser for any business on this street. drew smith, nbc 10 news. breaking news right now in bux koubty. route 66 is closed after three cars crashed in milford township. police tell nbc 10 two people had to be taken to a hospital by helicopter. this missile left pyongyang, went over japan and landed in the pacific ocean. it's the second time north korea has fired a missile over japanese territory in just two

weeks. the council has now called an emergency meeting for tomorrow. now to our first alert weather. irma is no more, but tonight we can't ignore another storm still churning in the atlantic. >> tropical storm jose is moving up the east coast. the question now will it move closer to land and where? >> tammy watching the latest updates on this storm. the forecast still very uncertain, but we do need to keep an eye on it. >> if you have any beach plans or live near the ocean, we're going to keepten aon it. they call it life threatening rip currents with this. right now it's going to encounter very warm-water. it's going to head right near florida, right in the southeast, go to the 80s, up toward our area. the water temperature is in the 70s. but by then, this storm will be

pretty powerful. pick up some speed and be a category 1 or category 2. this cone has shifted further east, but it is quite close to the philadelphia area. here's a quick look at what all the forecast models are doing. some of them take it straight into perhaps new england, and others take that curve into the atlantic. one of the thing we're keeping a close eye on is the beaches. and right now we have a moderate risk for rip currents. this is going to become high risk as we head into next weekend and text week. right now the problems just keep growing for equifax and the millions of customers who had their personal information exposed. tonight the federal trade commissioner has joined a growing list of agencies investigating the credit monitoring company. >> in the meantime consumers hitting more and more roadblocks as they try to protect their information. what are the options here the.

>> jack, experts urge you to sign-up for fraud alerts, and even freeze your report, which many find very difficult. >> this looks like the exxon -- of privacy. >> this is the mother load of all hacks. >> this concerns acfax. >> reporter: the worst data breach in u.s. history forcing as many as 143 million americans to call all three credit agencies to freeze their credit reports. easier said than done. >> and wept to expeerian and have not yet been successful after 14 hours of trying. >> reporter: he says a recording urged him to send his personal information and a $5 check in the mail. >> i don't want to send them anything in the mail. it'll take too long. >> reporter: john isn't the only one having trouble. plenty of people making calls to credit agencies some having more

success than others. all three agency reportedly swamped with calls scrambling to accommodate every american. credit scores are not just used for loans and credit cards. they can affect your ability to get a job, car insurance, represent an apartment and turn on power. >> your name, social number, that information is not going to change. in five years, the threat is not gone. in ten years, 20 years, the threat is not gone. >> reporter: so warren is resigned to keep calling. >> expeerian is the only one i'm having trouble with, and i can't understand why. >> reporter: of course you can't get financing for house or a car, or also sign-up for store credit offers. keep in mind, lifting a freeze could take three business days, and it could cost you. keith jones, nbc 10 news. and this sunday at nbc 10 at issue, we'll be taking a closer look at this breach and what it

means for your credit. only here on nbc 10. new information about a deadly school shooting in washington state. the 15-year-old suspect says the student who was killed bullied him. police say kaleb sharp took an assault weapon and a handgun from his father's gun safe and then took them to school in a duffel bag yesterday. according to court documents sharp told investigators he wanted to quote, teach everyone ailous on about what happens when you bully others. classmates say the sophomore was obsessed with scho obsessed with past school shootings. >> it's our intention to charge him as an adult for premeditated murder. because this young gentleman got sucked into a counter culture of violence. >> three other students were also shot but are expected to be okay. nbc 10 is recovering new details about the death of a freshman lacrosse player at

lafayette college. we also learned a number of players from the lacrosse team were there. an autopsy showed the 19-year-old died from blunt force head injuries. but what led to those injuries is still unclear. board members fought an earful tonight. members of our city, our schools coalition say the clock is ticking. they passed the src meeting calling on commissioners to disband and hand control over the schools. the state controlled board can resolve itself but it takes a full year for a phase-out. today rollins appeared in court three weeks after being captured in georgia. a judge agreed to delay the case

because rollins is still in the process of hiring a private attorney. he's accused of shooting ask killing john lee. he also allegedly fired shots at two people in philadelphia's -- neighborhood hours before the murder. new information on the search for the ininteresttruder who police say tied up and robbed a 75-year-old man inside his home. they're looking for this man. the victim's sister was asleep inside the home at the time of yesterday's attack. he made off with her car and purse. they say he's a former neighbor, and the victim tried to help him in the past. >> also tonight neighbors in one philadelphia community are asking what is that smell. >> we find out what's causing such a big stink next at 11:00. plus a divine makeover. we take you inside the transformation of a philadelphia

landmark. and no alcohol? no problem. local bartenders competing to create the perfect mocktail. and hurricane hitting your wallet. why it could end up costing jersey shore owners a lot of money.

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long-term. >> i think these storms put pressure on everyone to helivate their homes and have homes that are going to be safe from future flood damage. >> many home owners also their their deductibles for wind damage go up. also tonight, what's that smell? neighbors in philadelphia say they are sick of a fumes coming from a nearby company. >> they want the city to do something about it. hudson shows us new at 11:00, what this big stink is all about. >> reporter: neighbors across the street say they just want to breathe easier. one homeowner said the smell is so bad her grandchildren won't come to a nearby playground. this park is down the street, but because of a neighbor on the other side of the street, she hasn't visited often. your kids don't go over there? >> no. >> reporter: we spoke to noler during one of the few times she doesn't mind being outside, when

the company is closed for the day. >> i can't take it anymore. >> reporter: what does it smell like to you? they're working to correct two separate older problems. the health department says the mulch producer and supplier stopped using appellate which caused a fecal smell. a melgt department spokesperson in a statement said, quote, we received complaints yesterday about research of the mulch order but upon inspection we did not issue a violation. >> it is nice britain industries has responded. we just want to make sure they continue respond. >> reporter: he said the company is in compliance with local, state and federal guidelines. he told us britain is also street sweeped regularly to clear the dust and dirt.

>> there's little kids here. we don't know what we're breathing in. >> reporter: they'll protest tomorrow and saturday. they said they'll continue to do so until the smell is no longer a problem. a divine celebration tonight in north philadelphia, the historic divine lorraine hotel opened its doors to showcase the newly renovated grand lobby. it's been on broad street since 1894, but it fell into disrepair. now after about five years of restoration and construction, it's reopening as an apartment building. it'll feature several restaurants as well. the pennsylvania cancer center is getting a big boost tonight. it presented officials with two checks. $150,000 will go to the research alliance. the search for the best

mocktail is over. they competed to see who makes the best nonalcoholic drink. the contest was organized by the hero campaign to promote the idea that designated drivers can still have fun. and the winner of the challenge was -- with a mojito. with people. look at this crowd out for the fall street food sample. they got to sample several dishes from food trucks and gourmet food vendors. can almost smell it from here. >> i know. good food and good weather tonight, but we still have some rain to watch out for. >> our first alert meteorologist

is here dewith us. >> it won't be constant rain. in fact, there'll be hours and hours without rain. but just when you don't want it, it's probably going to be out there. 84 with our high today. so we exceeded where we should be in the upper 70s. did not pick up rain at philadelphia international airport. but yet still a little time before the day is over. and good evening, mount holly, it's 69. 73 in atlantic city. nothing on the radar. pretty quiet out there. a few showers making their way out of it the washington, d.c. area. but for the most part, this swirl that you see right here, this is what's leftover of irma. and it is very slowly moving oen to the north and east as it has been for the past few days. we'll be picking up scattered showers here and there with the whole thing. we'll continue to watch jose,

which is expected to make a very close pass with the east coast and maybe make a landfall. but at this point it stays offshore. and now we are watching a brand new system, this giant wave coming off the african coast. that is now tropical depression 14, expected to become tropical storm lee tomorrow. that is weeks away. so we're basically going to focus on what's going to happen here at home. so let's go on and take a look. for the most part, just spotty showers out there. temperatures going to drop into the 60ers over night. tomorrow showers up to the low 80s. maybe a spotty shower out there. and temperatures will generally be in the low 80s. sunday in the the same thing. i think we'll see cloud cover, and somebody might see an isolated shower. that's about it. here's your neighborhood forecast for tonight. 68 in philadelphia, 62 in lee

high valley, and jersey shore coming in at 67 with an isolated shower or storm. for tomorrow we are going to see clouds, maybe a bit of sunshine out there. but over cast certainly because of the remnants of irma passing by. 80 in philadelphia, 83 in south jersey. and in delaware you'll see 9. a shower or storm is possible. a chance of a shower tomorrow or saturday. if we're going to see anything to do with jose, it's probably going to come in here tuesday or wednesday. definitely a very high surf all through next week. lighting up the parkway. how you can take this special ride next.

you'll soon see real works of artmericing their way through the streets of philadelphia. you can even ride one of them. they're launching a collection of 20 bikes wrapped in paintings from the barns collection. the first ten bikes were unveiled tonight. the rest will launch in may. and take a look at this. ben franklin parkway was aglow in the light of fire fly tonight. these are adrned with special light. the idea is reminiscent of china. it's part of the parkway centennial celebration. fire fly runs through october 8th. how you doing? eagles hit the road again this sunday. of course taking on the chiefs. fletcher cox was out to make a statement. you don't want to miss what he said to say. plus, reese lightening strikes again. even his own teammates are shocked.

hey, danny pommels with you once again. fillies back in action looking to sweep the marl lnz out of south philly. making a strong stort with jorge alfaro. you might as well call it outer space. 459 seats, upper deck. two batters later, galvin this is getting u-g-l-y, ugly for miami. hitting more homers than an angry mark simpson. and his teammates can't believe what they're seeing. the fans can't either.

phillies hold out for a shutout win. here he is after the gale. >> it's fun, you know. i don't think hitting a home run is ever not going to be fun for everyone. when someone hits a home run, it gives the team a little jolt, a little spark of energy. >> one of the toughest places to play montana league, arrowhead stadium. guise like fletcher cox want to prove things will be different in 2017. >> we're just hungry, and we know we didn't play that well on the road last season. ask this is a time to prove we can play on the road and also win on the road. >> this story is one that keeps on giving. of course, this will be the first time the head coach --

plays against andy reid. you might have heard the story when he ordered three steaks during a dinner. reese says he doesn't remember it that way, but we tracked down an eyewitness who confirmed the big order. >> andy said would you like the new york shrimp, the rib eye or the fillet minion, and he said yes all three. so that's how it got started. and he put down about 90% of it. >> wow. how about this, though, the winner of our high school blitz of the week archbishop ryan and center sports is the winner. we'll be right back. day. ready. aim. fire. and it's important for us to let them know that we will never forget their service. fire. it was steve's idea to have this cemetery. this was supplied to the veterans,

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