people they say were trying to sell the dangerous devices. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm erin coleman. police announced those aurss a short time ago. steven fisher is live in atlantic city. police made the bust before anyone got hurt. >> we are talking about a sniper rifle and five pipe bombs. the suspect tried to sell these weapons to anybody that would buy them. the 37-year-old and a 31-year-old were arrested last thursday when they sold high powered weapons to police officers. >> to have that kind of arsenal and gadgets in this area, it's unheard of. >> reporter: police say they were trying to sell a salvage rifle just like this one along with 300 rounds of ammunition and five pipe bombs that had instructions. they provided instructions and

note they should be filled with nails to act as shrapnel. >> reporter: police dropped everything when they were tipped off by a good samaritan and 24 hours they made an arrest and recovery. >> if these pipe bombs had gotten into the wrong hands, what the devastation they could have done and somebody with a sniper rifle was holding 300 rounds of ammunition, the damage that could have been done. >> reporter: terrorism is not a factor, but they are facing first and second degree crimes. that could mean 20 years in prison. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. heading now to your weather. we enjoyed temperatures in the 80s today. a live look right now at center city. a comfortable, beautiful evening over in cape may. humidity is low. you have an hour and a half to

enjoy the sunshine. >> tammie souza is joining us. this calm evening is making way for cooler temperatures in the coming days. >> it's going to be nice to slide into fall but hard to get rid of the warm days. if you like the warm weather, enjoy. outside blue skies with a few high, thin clouds. 83 degrees right now. we are a goo to 15 degrees above average across the area. we should be 69 in time of year. certainly we're not anywhere near that. winds to 12 miles per hour and actually we're looking at humidity at 53%. so it does still feel a little sticky out there. it's not incredibly dry. it's 80 in al lentown. 79 in coatesville. 78 in atlantic city. dover at 9. andç wilmington at 82. speaking of that, we'll see cooler temperatures in the

outlying areas. so allentown will see 57. and stone harbor at 65 degrees. the one thing you need to p prepare for is the chance of rain. we have nothing out there right now on doppler radar. we do have a storm system coming out of the midwest. we have a warm front lifting out of the tennessee valley. i'll break down the timing when i come back. new video shows the moment police shot and killed a temple university student. it happened sunday night in miami. south florida reporter julia baghdad bag is joining us. >> reporter: that's right, and she came here with him to mark a

milestone here on miami beach, but their celebration and a deadly faceoff with police. this stunning video left carey with a gnawing obsession about the death of his daufr. she was celebrating her birthday when things took a wild and deadly turn. police say on sunday evening she drove a black bmw down 12th street smashing into cars. >> miguel told us he watched her drive away from the first and at one point the friend stepped out of the car. >> she told the passenger or the friend to get in the car. and she was confused. he got in the car and closed the

door. and that's when the cops showed up. >> those cops could not convince her to stop. >> that kind of activity is not rational. i can't explain why she wouldn't have listened to commands. >> reporter: investigators say she struck on officer so hard he fell unconscious and another officer started shooting at her. the injured officer is now home recovering. she died at the hospital. >> as a man of god, i want the truth to come out. >> reporter: that man in and out of the black bmw that he is a ç 22-year-old. they are friends from church. >> julia, thank you for that report. to this now. a memorial was held today to remember a student who died in his off campus apartment.

a 22-year-old senior was found dead. right now his cause of death has not been released. he's the third student from the school to die this snes semester. >> nbc 10 took a hard look at the mold found inside one school that forced the district to cab sell classes for the week. the mold is often associated with water contaminationed areas. the report includes pictures of mold on surfaces in the school including ceiling tiles and doors. the doctor says that only tells part of the story. >> smoes what they inhale. >> given what was found, he says he thinks the district is doing the right thing by shutting the schools down. coming up at 5:30, cydney long takes a look at how the community is work iing togethero get through this time of uncertainty. >> new developments in the nfl

national anthem controversy. the league commissioner says he has a plan for tackling player protests that could include a rule requiring players to stand during the national anthem. the commissioner told teams the plan includes working with players on key issues. he also said the league believes everyone should stand for the star spangled banner. nfl owners will go over the details next week in new york. president trump is suggesting changing certain tax laws. the reason he wants to punish organizations like the nfl if its members disrespect the national anthem or the flag. he's talking about players taking a knee when the anthem plays. the president asked why is the nfl getting massive tax breaks while at the same time disrespecting our anthem, flag and country. the nfl gave up the federal tax exempt status a few years ago so it's not likely president's proposal will change anything. >> tap the nbc 10 app for full

coverage of the controversy. the federal corruption trial of senator bob menendez is now in its sixth week. prosecutors spent hours introducing documents that linked menendez's associates. the democratic senator from new jersey is accused of taking gifts and campaign contributions from him in exchange for political favors. if convicted, he could face 20 years in prison. in delaware police say they have arrested a 15-year-old peeping tom. investigators say he was caught in the act b çexposing himself outside a home in middletown. they have tied him to at least five incidents dating back to may. governor tom wolves a ban on bump stocks. they were used in the massacre in las vegas. they essentially turn semi au automatic guns into fully automatic weapons. he supports plans to outlaw bump stocks. several lawmakers have said they

will introduce legislation to make them illegal. new jersey lawmakers have already introduced a bill to stop possession of those devices. if passed, dealers will required to surrender them to police. individuals who own one would be forced to turn it in. >> frptly no one strawberry mansion section. it was over the home on 29th street. you can see bricks all over the sidewalk. getting your flu shot in the blink of an eye. where you can get vaccinated without ever leaving your car. that's coming up at 5:00. technology innovation. the resources law school entrepreneurs are giving to give them a leg up in the business world. >> deadly fires rolling through california's wine country. the rush to get the flames under control before more lives are lost.

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north korea could be on the verge of another missile test. the test could come in the next ten days. this as the country celebrates the anniversary of the ruling workers party. some believe president trump's recent tweets aimed at north korea could be seen as a

provocation. is president trump questioning the iq of the secretary of state. the president was simply making a joke in an interview with forbes magazine. but does that undercut the secretary of state. brandon hudson has the story. >> have you ever been in the oval office? >> reporter: president trump praising former secretary of state henry kissinger. even as he down plays reports with his current secretary of state rex tillerson. >> i didn't undercut anybody. >> reporter: tillerson at the white house today for lunch. hours after forbes magazine reported that president trump distancing and that tillerson called him a moron and said if he did, i guess we'll have to compare iq tests. i can tell you who is going to win. >> he wasn't questioning the secretary of state's intelligence. he made a joke. maybe you guys should get a sense of humor and try it some time. >> experts say the back and forth could impact america's

standing with other countries. >> they are concerned if they get an understanding with the secretary, it's simply won't hold up. >> the president insisting he has confidence in his secretary of state. meanwhile the presidentç firin another shot at senator bob corker calling him little bob corker and saying "the new york times" when record iing a controversy set him up to sound like a fool. the war of words inside the party putting republicans in an audiocassetwkward position. >> we'll have differences, but at the end of the day, this back and forth is not healthy. >> and possibly detrimental for a president who can't afford to lose votes on capitol hill. brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. tonight a workshop to help tech entrepreneurs grow their businesses. the black and brown founders project is a two-day workshop being held in university city. it's helped business owners learn best practices and tactics. the event is hosted in

partnership with comcast. the parent company of nbc 10. there's a new look in west philly today. septa showed off the makeover of the bus loop. there's now better access and new landscaping and another unveiling this year's fire prevention cards were released. the cards warn a potential fire hazards. you'll see them on buss, trains and trolleys throughout the week. 15 people are dead in california as wildfires continue to burn throughout the state. 150 people are still missing in northern california where the majority of the 17 fires continue to rage. >> people were asleep. they were awoken and went and ran for their lives. >> more than 30 structures have burned in orange county. some 5,000 families have been

evacuated. california is now under state and federal emergency declarations. >> here at home, it's a warm, dry evening across the valley. a live look at city hall. >> back to those wildfires, that literally is about the worst that you can get. you count out a 50-foot wall at 50 miles per hour. so as far as across the board. this is why it's so devastating. as a child growing up in southern california standing on my roof watering the roof down every fall, i understand only too well how devastating that is. here, nothing like that. we have nothing but glorious weather. look at outside. avalon, look at the waves.

they are low. the beaches are full of people. winds out of the southeast at 6 miles per hour.ç let's go to coatesville. 79 degrees. 80 degrees in mid-tokt with a west wind at miles per hour. and finally in wilmington, you're ening 82 degrees with north/northwest winds at 6 miles per hour. this is anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above average. in philadelphia we're going to be dropping down to 71 by 11:00 tonight. we're looking at clouds increasing. now we have nothing showing up early on the doppler radar right now. it's pretty quiet. off to the west, we have two systems that are going to be coming through the area. it looks like we're going to start get iting steady rain as early as tomorrow afternoon. but we could get a passing shower. especially for all of you in delaware all of you in south jersey later tonight and early predawn tomorrow. here's the set up.

it will it's going to be coming through tomorrow. lingering until thursday morning. behind it some cool air is going to be headed our way. let's break it down for you hour by hour. need the umbrella when you leave the house because it will be used when it you come home. we could see a passing shower before dawn headed through perhaps delaware and into south jersey. it will be a mild night in the low 60s. look what happens. by toerl afternoon, we have showers across the area. perhaps even heavier showers and some thunderstorms. only the mid-70s if we're lucky tomorrow. then tomorrow night. still some spotty showers. they taper off. it looks like on thursday about mid-morning and maybe an isolated shower passing in delaware and south jersey in the afternoon. look at that. only into the 60s.

a 20 degree temperature drop an the way in the next 48 hours. how much rain? the models keep adjusting themselves. now they think we're beginning to see a lot more in south engine jersey and delaware where we could see an inch and a half. maybe in philadelphia a half inch. mount polk e know down to a half inch. these models will continue to adjust. another thing we're going to see is the winds. look where we goe go tomorrow. they will be up 20-mile-per-hour gusts out of the east keeping it much cooler along the shore. if you're going out tomorrow, it's not going to be near as pleasant tomorrow. perhaps 41-mile-per-hour wind gusts by the time we get to early on thursday along the shore. you can follow along anytime you want and get your neighborhood weather. you can download our app at nbc 10 preponderance from philadelphia to the shore, 75 in philadelphia. 68 on the shore. 66 on thursday in philadelphia. 65 on the shore. a chance of rain both days. 69 on friday in philadelphia. 66 on the shore. and look at the weekend. it looks gorgeous. back up to 82 on sunday in philadelphia. 77 along the shore.ç

>> we bounce right back up. exposed to mold. a south jersey elementary sits vacant. some students are worried if the time off will cost them at the end of the year. the high-tech company that's donating tens of thousands of dollars to a local school district. that's next.

it helped a transplant patient and they announced that plan today. will let patients get screenings from temple or st. luk's positions. the goem was to save time near their home. a dedication ceremony in camden honored these kind gart. er ins and gave them something to look forward to. nbc 10 at master kramer. the school dedicated the building to the families of a student and the camden community. mark the occasion. they filled a time capsule with moment tos. it will be open in 2034. students are expected to graduation from college. students in delaware county interested in science just got a big boost thanks to boeing. the company awarded a 100,000 grant to the school district. it will give 1800 students

access to equipment for robotics and a digital lab. college students are losing out on $2 billion worth of grant money. the website says many graduates don't complete the federal student aid form. delaware has one of the lowest rates in the country at just 28%. eligible students are missing out of up to $3500 in aid. >> look for center city. dozens will be added over the next few years. the first phase is already started along the 16th street corridor. more food choices, better lighting are ined in the long-term plan. registration is open for the city's fall tree give away. homeowners can apply for two free trees to be planted.

it's part of the project to increase the tree canopy to 30% in all neighborhoods. >> protecting their children from mold. >> some parents are taking matters into their own hands after mold was found in the schools. >> students are off and parents are demanding answers. we'll share what we found out today about this mold mess, next. one wild ride. someone decided to take an ambulance for a joyride. we'll show you how this police chaseç ended. close before you go. the lesson the fire department wants you to learn that can save your life. we're following breaking news out of mount laurel, new jersey. police are looking for a missing autistic boy.

the 13-year-old joseph warner was last seen at 4:00 this afternoon near ed elwood place. he's wearing an orange-colored sweatshirt carrying a dark backpack. police say he is nonverbal and he is likely to run away from strangers. anyone with information asked to contact mount laurel police.

we have breaking news in

delaware. there's a fire at a paper recycling facility. we can tell you that this all start ed in the past is a minutes. you can see what is happening right there. they are attempting to put that fire out. we'll keep you updated on that. now to their health and education. parents and students looking for answers after mold shut their school down. >> cydney long live outside of holly glen elementary. >> we checked here at 10:15 this morning. and after circling the parking lot before the other schools, we have been back here since 3:00. we also asked the district to take cameras behind closed doors show and tell. we never got. an answer. it is the first full day off for

6,000 students in the district. seniors and his buddies were playing football but with no word on friday's homecoming festives, they are concerned. >> it's dirty black mold. it was up at the ceiling and then i saw some of the mold. >> his mom attended the emergency board meeting. she's considering changing districts. he has a hard time breathing in

school. summertime hits and he's fine. it could be 100 degrees out. no issues. he doesn't need the inhaler. chairs piled outside monday, a police cruiser guards the school's back entrance. >> i'm worried if they are only going to investigate where they see, if they don't see it. it's not possible for them to do an air quality test in everyç room. >> we do know a number of teachers and parents took their children to the doctors office today for concerns about coughs or respiratory issues. they have yet to play out any plans or time line of this remediation and exactly how they will execute it. we're live, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 was the first to report the mold problem at holly glen. you can find all of our reports and resources from parents on the free nbc 10 app.

philadelphia is reviewing surveillance video after a bus driver was shot on his way to work. they were working to catch the bus in strawberry mansion when he was approached by a man who tried to rob him. the suspect took off someone saw the victim and drove him to the hospital. he's expected to be okay. >> police in camden county are stepping up efforts to keep drivers safe on the road. it's part of national put the brakes on fatalities day. police rening drivers to buckle up and obey traffic laws. last year 603 people died in new jersey car crashes. >>. turning to the weather as we enjoy another clear, warm october night here in philadelphia. along the river, a great night to get outdoors and enjoy the water. it's nice out there. i guess we should prepare for some rain. >> we should.

we're a quarter of an inch below average. we need the rain. it's been a dry stretch. late summer up until now we have had a little rain here and there. it is just so pretty. that's going away fast. winds will pick up off the ocean and it will be cooler through the first part of the weekend. let's take a look at what's going on. right now, 79 degrees in avalon with a southeast wind at 6 miles an hour. and a feels like of 81. 66% humidity. moisture in the air. just to kind of make it feel like august. which is what the temperatures look like even though we're in mid-october. here's where we're going. down to 3. 59 for all of you in vineland. 57 in allentown. 64 in atlantic city.

look at 65 in stone harbor. light winds out of the north at 5 miles an hour. so enjoy it while you can. we have seen a sea breeze pick ç up. tomorrow we'll see the rain move in. a much cooler push of air is on the way for the region. we'll break down the taming of the rain and look at the tropics. >> back to this breaking news out of mount laurel, new jersey. police are looking for a missing autistic boy. the 13-year-old was seen around 4:00 this afternoon near the place. he was wearing an orange-colored sweatshirt, dark pants and was

carrying a dark backpack. police say he's non-verbal and likely to run away from strangers. anyone with information is asked to contact mount police. here's a look at the other stories make iing headlines cou by county across our region. police have identified body found in the woods two days ago. her death is being investigated as a homicide. the body was found offeree gal road. police are still waiting on a toxicology report. a couple stuck inside a burning car was saved early this morning by a new jersey state police trooper on his way to work. when he got to the car on the expressway, it was fully engulfed in flames and filled smoke after cutting the driver out.

class resumed at texas techen university after a police officer was shot and killed on campus. officers arrested a 19-year-old student. investigators busted him for drugs last night. officers took the suspect to the police station to process him. that's when they say he pulled out a gun and shot an officer in the head. caught an camera, a man's joyride in a stolen ambulance. the thief jumped into the emergency vehicle and took off just as the patient was being wheeled to the hospital. he was arrested after getting stuck on the side of the road. taking a few seconds to fortify your health. a drive-thru clinic is making it easier for people to get the flu shots today. and stolen from the store front. the owners of one restaurant chain want to know who swiped this life size doll from the window. don't forget to cast your

vote in the high school blitz game of the week. the race is getting even tighteç this week. unionville is take iing on downington east. tap the app to vote. or call 610-624-4111. we'll announce the winner thursday night on nbc 10 news at 11:00.

this could affect your drive home. live look at i-95. a short time ago a car was on fire there. this is in southwest philly. we're hoping that image comes back. right now, forn ships cannot bring into puerto rico anymore. the white house let a waiver expire today. this is something called the jones act. it's a that only allows american ships to make shipments between u.s. ports.

>> not every business idea is a hole in one. president trump is finding that out. for the third year in a row, they have shown a loss. last year he lost $23 million on them. when he built the club 12 ago, some residents were furious saying he bullied them into selling their land. some courses have been good for business. >> nbc news is reporting that advertisers are concerned about their products on facebook and google. it comes amid-an investigation into russian hacking efforts. facebook will have a team review ads and address any problems that arise. gearing up for gameday. coming off a spectacular win against the cardinals, the eagles are packing their bags for north carolina. we look ahead to thursday night faceoff next at 5:00. and cooler weather is coming. you won't be out there taking a dip in the water.

you'll need the jacket if you're going to be out there boating. i'll break it down and let you know when the 20 degree drop arrives right after the break. ? at 6:00, a south jersey meat shop on fire is the one thing that stopped it from spreading. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change

new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need.

kim guadagno isn't how about those eagles? they are riding high after their wib against the cardinals on sunday. in just two nights from now, they play again for a quick turn around and a really tough game. john clark is joining us now. an exciting game between two 4-1 teams. >> it is a great matchup of quarterbacks. carson wentz and cam newton. cam has played in a super bowl.

would like to be there some day. this year, maybe that's too soon. he's also taking more and more before play. he want mrs. responsibility to look at defense and change the play at the line of scrimmage. as you know, carson is driven and strong willed. he had some intense exchanges, we'll call them, with his offensive coordinator in college. >> i remember one of the things going there and himç saying hi coaches used to say he had a lot of arguments with his offensive coordinat coordinator. i took that as a good thing. e he knew what was good. >> i wouldn't really call them arguments. he was a real fired up guy. we had some healthy discussions a lot. now carson doesn't curse. he used the word shoot during

his press conference. i'd like to see some of the healthy discussions. i'm john clark. back to you. >> very good. only holy smokes from you too. nothing more offensive than that. >> nbc 10 is your official home of the philadelphia eagles. john clark and keith jones are heading to carolina to bring you live coverage of thursday's game on nbc 10. the eagles kick off thursday at 7:00 p.m. followed by eagles game plan at 7:30. turning to our weather. this video at the beach it doesn't get any better than this. a nice, calm day along the beach. toes in the sand. waves lapping up. it's a good day. back here in philly. the weather is warm and low humidity. that always makes for a good y

day. >> when you're in traffic like that and it's a nice day and the windows are down, it's not half bad. it doesn't matter how bad the traffic is. a day and the windows are up, it's just awful. we have people enjoying it. only 6 degrees shy of the record. 93 in 1939. if you want to catch a pretty sunset, that's at 6:29. so you can rub outside and look at the sunset. no rainfall and the highest wind gust was 20 miles per hour earlier this morning. we have a cold front that's intercepting the nation and goes through the upper midwest and into the southern plains. some chilly air. look at omaha. 49 degrees.

the warm air is not going to last. 83 in vineland. 81 in wildwood. 81 on the beach. nothing on and off the radar. it's all quiet. we have several systems to the west. they will push some showers through the area.ç steadier rain in early afternoon through perhaps the first half of thursday for all of us. behind that, much cooler air comes in ask we drop 20 degrees by thursday. we'll go way out into the atlantic. see the swirl?

that's tropical storm e feel ya. not going to bed toward us. making a little loop and saying hello portugal and spain. it will become a hurricane and end up as a remnant low. perhaps spain or portugal. so they get a taste of the tropics. for us, let's break down the next several days. we're going into the 70s. 74 by 9:00. should be beautiful if you want to get out and take a walk and enjoy the weather. we could see see the showers before dawn in delaware. then we get up into the 70s tomorrow. so we do take a drop by 10 degrees across the area. here comes the steadier rain. the models are putting that rain into delaware and south jersey. that's where the heavier totals will be. winds out of the east and southeast. it keeps it much cooler along the shore. for all of us tomorrow, we go into thursday. still scattered showers and head into the morning we have a northeast wind who could see the scattered showers lingering. and then they are out of here.

only the 60s. low to mid-60s for your thursday. for tonight we're looking at 63 in philadelphia. you'll see 58 in the suburbs. 57 in the lehigh valley. 63 in south jersey. 63 in delaware. isolated showers are possible toward dawn. south and east of the city. lehigh valley at 7 0. 68 for the jersey shore. you'll be in the low 07s. a few thunderstorms out there as well. so here's where we go in your ten-day. 66 on thursday. 69 on friday. sunshine returns in time for the temple game. and look at that. if you'red want. ing the 80s, wait until sunday for all that to happen. southwest airlines is rolling out another popular 72-hour air fare sales on dozens

of its routes. flights begin at $49 each way on the shortest route. the sale launched this morning and will end tomorrow night. so get on it. the sale covers travel from october 31st through december 19th with some exclusions. aen giant doll known to many philadelphiaens to frequent the wendy's has disappeared. known as the creepy manikin, the doll has become part of the the city's pop culture there on chestnut. the manager says the doll disappear ed last month after a large crowd came into the fast food restaurant. right now the store is working to find a replacement doll. chestnut hill says the harry potter festival has a new attraction. lunch in the great hall. for $40 you can eat just like harry and the gang. it's the most decorated parish hall who looks like hog warts.

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we're following more breaking news. sky force 10 is live over where someone stole a car and crashed it into a pole. this is happening at 27th and moore street. that pole is leaning from that truck that ran right into it. we're working to find out more details and whether or not police caught the suspect. back to breaking news out of mount laurel new jersey. police have found a boy with autism who was reported missing. they found him an hour after they started looking. police thank the community for their help finding him. very good news there. lester holt is joining us from the nbc studios in new york. he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> hey, we'll have president trump's q challenge to his secretary of state. angelina jolie speaking out about her encounter with film month gull harvey weinstein.

and who may be powering our cyb cyber power grid for cyber attacks. >> we'll be watching. thank you. to this now. flu season is officially upon us. if you haven't taken. the time to roll up your sleeve, time is ticking. for folks in one community, getting the shot is easier than ever before. tim furlong takes us along for the ride. >> no one loves a traffic backup but today in dover, drivers didn't mind wait iing for the lines to drive-thru. >> our goal is to get as many people immunized as possible. >> that's great. >> last year in delaware we had 4500 documented flu cases and 15 deaths. governor carney rolled up his sleeve and wants all delawareans over months old to do the same

and as soon as possible. >> it's important we all get our flu shots not to just protect neighbors, but also none of us really want to be sick in bed for a week. >> the flu vaccine is a sort of vaccination milk shake designed to think what will be the flu strains this year. the mix is pretty good for what they are already seeing and you can get it pretty much anywhere from pharmacies to walk-in clinics and at your doctors office and flu shot or not, wash your hands a lot. use hand sanitizer and if you're sick, stay home. >> the flu is contagious, but it's preventable. >> wherever you are, time to roll up your sleeves. at least here, drive on through. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> all new at 6:00, a tale of horror. a man says he was tied up, bu burned with a blow torch and tortured with a fish hook. where it happened and what police say the two men took from him. then house settle on fire. why the fire department burned this house down to help teach

you a life-saving lesson. also school mold problem. how long did the the district know. the new report we got our hands on today showing at least three tests dating back to january. t comes to

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duo. how police say these women planned on making five pipe bombs even more dangerous. >> the message the commissioner has for owners about the debate. how long have students been breathing in mold? it is a problem that has an entire south jersey school closed for an entire week while the district figures out what to do. today we obtained new information about when the school district started testing for mold. good evening. i'm jacqueline london. reports show the district first tested for mold at holly glen elementary in january. another was done the following month and again this month. lauren mayk is live with more on the testing, where the mold was found and when the district learned about the results. >> reporter: the district has