that breaking news has police swarming three communities in the lee high valley. zernling for the gunman who shot a husband and wife as their home. it took place in lee high township the man hunt has spread. nbc10 drew smith is live. where the husband was killed in the shooting and the wife rushed to the hospital. neighbors being told to stay in their homes. >> the police chief asking that mostly o people don't become a distraction. and don't have to divert resources away from the man hunt. the man who got away from here is accused offend turning this normally quiet neighborhood into a major crime scene.

there are investigators at the house. >> reporter: tonight long acre drive and old post road covered in yellow police tape. neighbors realized something was wrong at 6:30. >> i was home alone. my dog was barking like crazy. >> from this home. they heard a loud fight. >> we heard a woman screaming. >> reporter: it escalated from there. >> it turned from a fight to something more gruesome. to say the least. >> reporter: help was on the way for two people shot. >> we started seeing cop cars pulling in. ambulances. >> reporter: one of the victims died on the scene. officers began working it track down the shooter. a man drove off in a truck. we saw them checking homes in north hampton. including an address with same last name where the crime happened. neighbors are shocked. >> i had people scared texting me asking if we're okay. you never hear in a small town like in. >> we have new video just in

from an area about 20 minutes east of here. still in north hampton county. police set up a perimeter. they have a firly good idea of what the guy maybe hiding out. the task is get him into custody peacefully. we asked police if they knew a motive. what was the connection. police not ready to answer those questions just yet. >> all right. count on nbc10 for the latest. follow us on social media. and the morning team will have updates from over night at 4:00 a.m. >> new details about the massacre in las vegas. investigators gave a new disturbing account of how the gunman planned and carried out the attack. now they're relying on the people who knew him to fill in missing pieces. >> reporter: authorities now know the las vegas gunman spent decades acquiring weapons and ammunition. in just the past year he bought # 33 firearms.

mostly rifles. what may have prompted the spree. investigators don't know. but want to find out. >> anything that would indicate this individuals trigger point. and cause him to do such harm. we have not understood it yet. it's important to get there. >> reporter: time to find out in the gunman had help. the fbi quizzed his girlfriend today. labeled a person of interest. she arrived in los angeles from the philippines. where she has been since before the shooting. her attorney read a statement. >> he never said anything to me. or took any action that i was aware of. that i understood in any way to be a warning that something horrible like this was going to happen. >> reporter: a clearer picture is emerging of the moments leading up to his end. shots began to rain down on concert goers. before police could get to the hotel 32nd floor.

a security guard arrived. identified. he was responding to a call for sounds of gunfire. with cameras placed to hon tor the hall way and elevators. he was shot in the leg. it was a hail of 200 rounds fired nd the hall way. during a visits with survivors and law enforcement today. president trump praised the wrk of the first responders. >>. >> tonight police updated the number of people who were killed and injured. 58 people lost their lives. 489 were injured. the pennsylvania coach who didn't sur vif was remembered tonight. bill wolf jr. and his wife were celebrating their wedding anniversary. when he was killed. tonight the community came together to remember wolf in his hometown. nbc10 jacqueline london is in las vegas tonight.

where tributes to the victims continue to pour in. >> days after the massacre outside mandalay bay. people continue to hurt and are looking for healing. many coming to makeshift memorials loik this. to leave a note, a flower a candle. hoping to turn sorrow into solidarity. >> reporter: giving hands, spreading love and light in a world that feels darker with another mass shooting. >> i said get down and we got down. and just you kept hearing it. she's six weeks pregnant and i'm going to be a dad. i'm thinking my girlfriend my future wife and my child. i have to worry about. >> he grab ts her hand and they ran through people. a stampede towards safety. >> i grabbed he by the hand. we have to go. let's just do this.

and she's like, she starts saying hail mary. full grace. and i just kept going with her. >> reporter: the couple and their unborn baby safe. patty was on the strip just before the shooting and can't help thinking what could have been and the other lives lost. >> first thing i thought of is i have a 17 year-old. at home. what if we would have kept walking. i thank god we decided to call it a night. >> reporter: city coming together in the worst of times. saying they're heartbroken but not broken. prayers for peace, prayers for vegas. vegas strong. >> hug your family. tell them you love them. >> a strip that always bathed in light. still somewhat dark. as the prayers here continue, so will the search for answers. >> right now on nbc10.com we

have complete coverage fra las vegas. time line of events and portraits of victims. >> a military operation turned deadly for three u.s. army commanders in africa. under fire near the capitol. u.s. officials say they were likely attacked by militants from an al qaeda affiliate. two green berets were injured. police are investigating after a woman says two men kidnapped her and raped her at a bucks county park. last night about 5:00. in she was at the fishing peer when two men forced her into a four door sedan. they drove her to another area. and sexually assaulted her. state police have increased patrol in the area as a precaution. new details on the search for an up skirting suspect. at a south jersey walmart. police say thanks to tips from this surveillance video they

were able to make an arrest. charged with invasion of privacy and harassment. the latest on a crash involving a police officer. we brought you as breaking news today at 5:00. we learned a suspected drunk driver crashed into the off duty officers car. this happened on roosevelt boulevard. the officer has minor injuries and the other driver will be charged with dui. now to the an nbc10 exclusive. a bucks county mother is remembering the last time she saw her son. she took this picture of two year-old kaden on saturday. coming up here. and dropped him off with his father. christopher coop. accuse of shoplifting from a walmart and crashed his car. kaden was killed in the accident and kune was charged with murder. >> he was only worried about

himself. disgusting human being. >> we learned he has a long criminal history with multiple arrests. in pennsylvania and new jersey. >> a delaware man is charged in a deadly stabbing. police arrested timny jones for the murder . her body found sunday. a scare in montgomery county. forced neighbors to evacuate for hours. a father found what looked like explosives in his home. he called police. turnsous ut they were training devices for the man's son. who is an explosives technician. imagine waiting two years to find out if your family will be ripped apart. coming up the nbc10 investigators uncover a government mistake that almost deported this veterans wife. and find out why millions of others are at risk. plus he's only 6 years old. this child already has firsthand

experience with philadelphia gun violence. the moment he was shot. and how he crawled to safety. a who has who of music legends in one place. inside the sell braecelebration years walk of fame induck tees. >> much needed rain. when will it arrive? saturday or sunday? i'll let you know straight ahead. paulsboro's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the

refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole project and really brought it to fruition. it would've never been done without steve. it was a pride in building this port and then knowing that we're coming back.

a six year-old boy. who should be playing outside with his friends. instead jaden is recovering from a bullet wound tonight. we brought you the story on friday. jaden is back home now in north philadelphia and spoke to aaron. >> i'm mad. >> because they hurt you?

>> reporter: nestled up against thiz grandmother this afternoon. a bullet went through his left shoulder friday night. as he was ninnocently standing n the corner feet away from his home. >> we could have lost him. the bullet could have just went through his heart. and he would have been gone. >> reporter: his grandmother calling her grandson her miracle baby. he was shot in an area filled with young children right across the street from a school. he showed us his bandages waiting for the day he can run around again. right next o the stop sign where he was standing where he was shot near 24th. after he was hit, i'm told he crawled on his hands and knees back to his house right here. less than 15 feet away and got back to safety. >> they were shooting, i saw blood on the floor sdp ran to my house. >> reporter: ngt tors arrested 22 year-old the man they believe fired the shots that night.

>> they gave you treats in the hospital. >> reporter: like most young victims. he seems una ware of how close he was to losing his life. >> glad you made it. >> the white house tonight is calling on congress to approve 29 billion in additional disaster aid in the wake of recent hurricane's harvey, irma and maria. meanwhile all the living former presidents are joining the relief effort. the george bush presidential library announced plans for a october 21 ben nit concert. up close look at how south jersey helping the hurricane victims. this barge is headed to puerto rico. filled with a million meals, water and trucks. the barge is scheduled to leave

before dawn and arrive in san juan next wednesday. a deportation scare. a government mistake that took nearly two years to fix. >> the way i see it there wasn't enough done. >> reporter: an nbc10 investigation reveals more families caught in the backlog court. in our area and across the country. >> most people would be at what really happened. in imgragts court and what's sometimes passes for due process. >> according to to an analysis from syracuse, the policies of the obama and trump administration have led to a record number of deportation cases. but. investigative reporter discovered the courts can't handle the strain. >> reporter: today kate can't imagine a day without his wife. >> we fell in love. >> reporter: two years ago this vietnam vet honored with three purple hearts and a bronze star thought he would lose her.

>> i was scared she was going to leave to see her mother and suffer the consequences. it would take ten to 15 years to get her back. i would lose many e wife. >> reporter: a mix up in immigration court meant tow never got her green card are newel papers. it escalated when officials ordered her remove. >> we waited 18 months for a court date. >> reporter: one of millions of families nationwide impacted by what now a 617,000 case backlog in americas immigration court system. that is according to to the track immigration project. a non-profit non-partisan look at americas immigration stats. >> it's a disaster. it's moving towards implosion. >> retired immigration judge says there are too many cases to process. he calls the court chaotic and disorganized. he says they still use paper files instead of a computer. >> they don't let you see the inside of a court.

they would clean it up. there are files piled all over. >> reporter: we spent three days inside the immigration court. watching how it works. inside there are five courtrooms. we never saw all five hearing cases at the same time. there are more than 5,100 people in philadelphia waiting for a court date. they wait 788 days. in new jersey the court where the deckers were sent has 31,000 cases waiting. that wait is 830 days long. >> it is very frustrating and stressful. for the litigants in the court to be in that limbo position. for such a long period of time. >> reporter: judge marks is not speaking for the justice department. she's president of the national association of immigration judges. >> it's an overwhelming job. it is incredible, emotional,

responsibility. that each immigration judge has. to decide how the law applies to the individual case in front of him or her. >> reporter: a spokesman with the department of justice tells us the agency is under taking a broad agency wide effort to review and reform its internal practices, procedures and technology in order to enhance productivity and ensure cases are adjudicated in a fair and timely manner. including the philadelphia immigration court: even the chief immigration judge is noits noii noticing the strain. this came as the department of justice found judges continuing or delaying more than half of the cases they heard. >> it happened to tow. she has a social security card. and a legal resident. studying to become a u.s. citizen. this sum r she took him to a

vietnam. a country he hadn't seen since he was a soldier. >> now to the first alert weather. warm temperatures are sticking around. we could see rain too. >> some much needed rain. we have seen a good dry spell and tonight another beautiful clear night. we shouldn't see all the patchy fog we saw over night. our high today was 76. well above the 71. no rain today. highest wind gust is 24 miles per hour. on a southwest wind. which will warm us tomorrow. there's nothing showing up. we have been under the ridge of high pressure for days. look how close the clouds are coming. edging through central pennsylvania. we have rain that's moving through the lower great lakes and the ohio valley. we could see a few scattered showers especially out lying areas. pennsylvania suburbs perhaps lee high valley and burkes county on

friday. we have a chance of scattered showers moving in sunday. the temperatures had plummet too. right now very mild. even 72 in slous. we have 60s akrsz the re. 40s and 50s behind the front. the chilly air will push on in here. it really isn't going to get below average for us until next week. so right now 65 philadelphia. it's 60 in atlantic city. comfortable temperatures. they won't drop too much more tonight. tomorrow we watch the southwest winds again. cooler along the jersey shore. look where we go. all the way up into the low 80s tomorrow. a spotty shower up in the poke knows. showers want to make their way in here tomorrow night and friday. perhaps in the out lying areas. and into lee high valley. but on friday we could easily reach the upper 70s and low 80s. on saturday look at this.

we're also going to be looking at temperatures that are going to be quite warm. here's your ten day on ten. 82 tomorrow. 79 on friday. again with isolated showers in the out lying areas. 83 saturday. 78 sunday. take the rain slicker with you to the game. we'll likely see showers on the holiday. on monday. >> we'll be right back after this.

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♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ music legends were honored tonight. jill scott, patty la bell and sister sledge are the new members in the walk of fame. they received their star. along the avenue of the arts. john clark there are some stars on the eagles offensive line. >> carson wentz is o thrilled. he uses the saltiest language. who missed practice today and we

see ben simmons and markelle fultz play for the first time in sixers uniforms. how did they do in the sixers opener? we'll hear from them next. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder!

sixers preseason opener tonight. first time we get to see bell simmons and markelle fultz in a sixers uniform. it doesn't take long to connect off the opening tip. simmons finishes with six points. simmons to fultz. just 2 for 13. it's their first game. the $23 million man. jj reddics with the third. he led the sixers in scoring.

okafor 12. here are the rookies on the preseason debut. >> it was exciting. fans calling me name and represent the city. it's such a big honor. to go out. >> the tempo is good. i have to get my wind back. and game ready. i think it's going to work on just different plays and sets. >> ben has blame. eagles back to practice. ready for the cardinals. no practice for cox. how about the running game. 400 rushes yard the last two games. he doesn't curse. this is the saltiest language he uses. >> the whole o line is playing unbelievable. they're playing kind of pissed off. an attitude about them. which is awesome.

to have the five guys in front of me. and lead the way for the running backs special. >> fliers season opener at the sharks. first goal of the season. new position. left wing. gets the pass. gets the good wing man. the sharks have come by to tie it up. 2-2 in the first intermission. we're ligright back after this.

shorts and flip-flops tomorrow. >> yes, why not? sunscreen and sunglasses too.

you might need the umbrella by sunday. especially if you're going to the eagles game. a nice stretch of weather. even with the rain. it could be tropical rain. from a system in fact western caribbean. it will be called nate it if it turns into a storm. you can follow that on nbc10.com. >> it's next weekend before we see chillier temperatures. >> we're going to keep kicking the can down the right. >> sounds good. i'm jim rosenfield. thanks so much for watching. hillary clinton is on the tonight show. coming up next. [ 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 -- hillary rodham clinton, musical guest miley cyrus. and featuring the legendary