president's infamous account disappeared. we begin with two breaking stories that happened in the past 30 minutes. first, a man and woman both shot and killed while sitting inside a car. sky force 10 is live. we just got off the phone with an officer. he said so far no arrests. also breaking right now, crews are on-the-scene of a vacant home that collapsed. the home is on west fisher avenue. no injuries reported here at this point. but city inspection officials they're on the way to see if this is causing problems for any neighboring homes. also tonight, by his bed side. family members describe his fear and relief after an officer was shot in camden. >> those family members are only speaking with nbc 10 tonight. eren baskerville is joining us

live outside of coopers hospital with new details. >> reporter: people have been coming here around the clock to check up on that officer. the dad has been here since about 10:00 last night and basically hasn't left his bedside since then. for everybody involved here, a big sigh of relief tonight. >> crying. just crying, and i couldn't calm myself down. >> reporter: it wasinari nearly minutes of terror for the family. his aunt tells nbc 10 it was an agonizing wait before finding out the fate of the cop. >> i feel my heart beating like this. >> reporter: keith james was first on scene after finding out the 21-year-old had been shot in the leg during a struggle with this 19-year-old. even though he was shot he was

still able to get the gun away. he radioed for help and called for a tourniquet for his leg. >> everything was so fast. we had him out of there within three or four minutes. probably faster than that. >> reporter: chelsea coil couldn't believe it when investigators said his gun jammed when he tried shooting her cousin again in the face. >> i heard he tried to shoot him in the face, and i my jaw just dropped. you can't deny that he tried to kill him. >> reporter: of course his family tonight wants to thank all of the officers that came to his aide. we're told he possibly could leave the hospital as early as tomorrow. also one more note. we're told the attorney general is scheduled to pay a visit here sometime tomorrow morning. for now, live in camden, erin baskerville, nbc 10 news. new at 11:00, someone took

the president off twitter. president trump nfs infamous account disappeared for more than 10 minutes earlier tonight. here's the message that appeared when you tried to open the president's page. it's now back up and running. twitter says it's figured who the culprit was. the company figured out it was an employee who did this on their last day. today a march in new york city to honor the lives lost in this week's terror attack. people walked and held cantles through hudson river park near the crime scene. eight people died and 12 people injured when the suspect tried to run over them. tonight isis has claimed responsibility for the attack, however they did not provide any evidence to support their claim. the nypd has now stepped up security ahead of sunday's marathon. there's extra security at more than 50 intersections across the city. and good samaritan remains

in the hospital after he was critically injured trying to break up a domestic dispute. it unfolded late this morning in hamilton township. witnesses say he yelled at wiggens to stop hitting his girlfriend. police say when the man tried to intervene, wiggens attacked him. >> he walked across the street to see if he could help, and as he walked over, the guy sucker punched him and he went down -- like you could hear his head crack all the way over here. >> reporter: witnesses tell us the suspect stayed at the scene until police arrived and put him in handcuffs. the victim remains in critical condition. a mother is charged with involuntary manslaughter tonight for the death of her own soon. police arrested 32-year-old mitial wallace. they say wallace was found passed out and disoriented on the couch last night. and then they found her 2-year-old son unresponsive in a bathtub filled with water. also tonight, a fire

failure. millions of fire extishuishers are under recall because they simply don't work. as nbc 10 drew smith explains that already cost a chester county man his life. >> reporter: now 40 million fire extinguishers are being recalled. it point to a death in 2014 along this road. 22-year-old brandon roscoe hit a tree setting his car on fire. first responders had extinguishers with plastic handles. they didn't work, roscoe died. the government said it wasn't an isolated issue. 16 people got hurt amidst hundreds of reports of clogged or detached handles. >> all of those problems, our scientists and our staff believe have been addressed in this new design. >> reporter: tonight directing our question tuesday the police department. officials there did not respond to multiple requests for comment.

roscoe's father referred us to his lawyer. the company says -- you'll want to replace them. they are free. they'll end up looking like this with metal parts. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. the republicans unveiled their highly touted tax plan today, and how it affects you could really depend on where you live. the bill will impact you by doubling the standard deduction increasing the child tax credit and pruving 401k retirement savings plans, but it also ends many deductions many families rely on. taxpayers would lose the ability to deduct state income or sales tax, and that's generating lots of opposition from republicans in high tax states in new jersey. if you're used to itemmizing things like medical expenses to

bring your taxable income down, that goes away. >> people in nursing homes, they're not going oo be able to deduct it. >> if you have a home here, you're getting screwed. this is terrible. >> under the proposed plan residents would still be able to deduct property taxes up to $10,000 but not income taxes. taking back the school. the philadelphia's mayor plans to remove the school commission and go back to a school board. as you heard the city council chamber erupted in cheers at the announcement this morning. mayor gym kenny says now is the time to restore control after a contentious 16 years. the governor said today he's behind philadelphia being in charge of its own schools. a town hall meeting was held on social injustice and racial climate in america at the hilton

tonight. a coalition hosted tonight's take a knee panel discussion. the take a knee movement of course was start last year by then 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. the movement has continued this season with players protesting during the national anthem. he headlined the 2017 class. he spent ten seasons in philadelphia, including 1980 when he helped quarterback the birds to the franchises first ever super bowl appearance. another was also inducted but did not attend the event. an update now on a student who desperately needed a kidney transplnt. >> his prayers have finally been answered. he gave a thumbs up following his surgery at 10 k this morning. he got his first kidney

transplnt 17 years ago from his dad. and this summer the university put out a plea when his mother learned she wasn't a match. someone answered and came forward. we wish him a speedy and healthy recovery. in philadelphia tonight dozens of children got a taste of how to eat healthier. they all teamed up to promote health yr eating and access for kids to healthy food. tonight they launched a program called super nutrition for super kids. tomorrow morning we'll break down that program and how it benefits kids in our area. you can catch that from 4 to 7:00 a.m. >> coming up, the other side of the sirens. investigators give us exclusive access to the men and women inside philadelphia hospitals. why they say it is tougher than ever to heal the victims of gun violence. >> oh, my god. chaos on a college campus.

who police believe setoff this explosion. and travel trouble. the website accused of hiding reviews that could protect your safety. and you know what, we're going to have weather ups and down. we're up tomorrow but really down for the weekend. i'll explain. come on back for the forecast.

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and philadelphia has now passed a jarring milestone, more than 1,000 people shot so far this year. >> all day long the nbc 10 investigators showed you efforts to stem the tide of gun violence

in the city. now investigative reporter takes us to the last line of defense, the trauma unit where gunshot victims are saved. >> at the hospital in center city, saving the life of a gunshot victim begins outside the emergency room itself. a man so critically injured he was rushed to the hospital by police. its a team effort in phillies changing battle against gun violence. >> the weapons that are used these days are not the same weapons that were used in the civilian world ten years ago. >> he's the medical director of trauma and the conductor of a medical symphony that we got to watch behind the scenes. the emergency response started on the scanners. >> person with a gun. a male, reported a male shot. >> reporter: and it was a headline on nbc 10. but in the meantime at the

hospital an alert goes out overhead and the trauma team rushes together from across the hospital. smocks, gloves and masks. by the time the patient is in the trauma bay this symphony doesn't miss a beat. >> you don't see a bullet anywhere. >> reporter: even in the cases where they know the victim's life may never be the same. >> a lot of times you know, and you're trying to keep them calm before you break the news. >> reporter: last year they treated 80 gun victims. by mid-october of this year it had already cared for 58, more than the four-year total for 2014 and 2015. hawnman's increases are reflected in citywide data. police records showing homicides kicking up in recent years off their 2013 lows. the homicide count was 12 persh higher than it was at the same

time last year. those same records indicate that eight out of every ten homicides are committed with a gun. for many here the urgency of a night's work and sometimes the second guessing doesn't hit until after their shift. >> crime -- >> i me personally i don't do that until i'm home. >> reporter: he says for every trauma case there's nothing his team could have done better, even when a victim dies. forcing him to face the toughest task, breaking the news to family. >> i've done this for many, many years and it never gets easier. it just never gets easier. >> reporter: and for the gunshot victim we witnessed, he didn't have to do it. for the investigators, george spencer, nbc 10 news.

frightening moments at the university of north carolina chapel hill after a small device explodes on campus. take a look. >> oh, my god! >> that's cellphone video right thereof the moment of impact. you can see a man that appears trying to kick dirt onto the flames after that device went off. one person has been arrested. it damaged the base of part of the famous davy popular tree. that tree was planted when the school was founded. an investigation found trip advisor removed posts that warned of tape and assaults in mexico. and other reviews that had accounts of -- were also missing. they recognized their previous guidelines went too far. the site now allows more

scriptive reviews. tonight the temple navy game met a whole lot for one. the frankfurt native wears cher a white but also dons a different uniform as a commander in navy. tomorrow he's being deployed. >> i recognize that they want to shoal their appreciation for what i'm doing, but i'm certainly not the only one to do so. >> he can't reveal his destination but says he's grateful from all the recognition from fans tonight. there's a $56 million addition to the philadelphia skyline. nbc 10 was at the grand opening of the building. there are 160 apartments for rent and a dozen of townhouses for sale. the apartments range from $1,700 to $5,000 a month. well from a nice view to a really nice forecast. >> 70 in november, we don't

normally get to say that. >> it's going to last one more day, and then you've got to pull out your big jacket once again. let's take a look outside. beautiful night out there. the city looks spectacular, and it's very, very mild. 75 was our high today. didn't pick up any rain, all in all it was a pretty pleasant day. now, i'm going to show you the wide map of the temperatures. why? because there's a huge difference. look at all the 20s and 30s drifting in, and then look at all the 60s coming up the east coast including here in philadelphia. well, there's a cold front bisecting that cold air and warm air. and you know they always move eastward. so that stuff is coming our way. we're going to get a taste of it saturday and a bigger taste next week. 62 in d.c. little bit closer and you can see exactly how mild it is around the area. 65 in allentown, 65 in

wilmington. even in wild wood right now, 62 degrees. so we're going to have a very pleasant night. bottom line is, summer just won't quit. it doesn't want to go away. we're going to have mid-70s again on friday, just like today. but then a huge temperature drop anywhere from 15 to 20 degrees on your saturday. daylight savings time ends, so please make sure to switch those clocks back one hour when you go to bed saturday night and change the battery is in your smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector. doppler radar quiet here. you can see the rain off across western portions of the state. we have that boupdry out there, and showers and storms traveling along that boundary, but nothing here in our area yet. here's the driving force of that area of low pressure. and watch as it comes closer.

ahead of that we have these westerly winds and temperatures all the way again into the mid-70s even in the poconos. low 40s here in philadelphia. and on saturday we're only going to climb into the upper 50s. it's going to be kind of a broad day out there, but we aren't expecting rain until late saturday night and into sunday morning. if you're saying oh, no what about the eagles game, it looks like it's going to rule. we'll be dealing the 60s still above average temperatures out of the southeast. you can follow it with our app. you can get the neighborhood weather and kind of make your plans for the weekend to kind of dance around those showers. tonight 58 in delaware. for tomorrow we're going to be looking at temperatures that are going to be 76 in philadelphia,

73 in the lee high valley and 73 on the jersey shore. your ten day on ten, look at this. we're going to take a nice bounce. 68 on sunday. showers and storms on monday, and very cold air with rain next week. hey guys, world series champ jose is here. plus we have alex baldwin, a dance battle with the boys from stranger things and music from elbow. do not change the channel. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney.

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teenagers from willow grove got some national attention for his good deeds. >> here's ellen degenerous giving him a shout out on her show today. >> he made packets for people in need. that's amazing. >> so good. he was featured in his ellen's 1 million good acts segment. he'll receive a $500 gift card

from wal-mart for all his hard work. >> nice to get a shout out from ellen. >> good to see you guys as always. plus carson wentz' go to guy is now the injury report. we'll have those details. and don't miss the assessment of the tal want of this team next.

hey, hey good to see you as always. danny pommels from nbc sports philadelphia here. the phillies introduced a new manager today. he most recently served as the dodgers director player of development. and he believes the phillies have plenty of talent to work with both in the majors and

coming up through this. >> i don't know what there isn't to be excited about. are we perfect? absolutely not. do we have holes to fill? of course. but is there a ton to get fired up about? that's why matt and i are sitting together right now, and we'll be smiling a lot. >> fliers feeling a little blue after a 3-0 loss in chicago. beats jake allan, but the goal is disallowed through the goaltender interference. dave hacksaw says that didn't quite look right. and he challenged it. the call was overturned. 1-0 orange and black. perfect opportunity to deposit one into the empty net. fliers get the "w" 2-0.

> carson was named the nfc's offensive player of the month in october. it was the first time he's won the award. tonight in south phillies temple hosting navy. 34-yard touchdown. four td passes. have a look at the winner of our high school blitz game of the week. we'll be heading to our playoff game. highlights tomorrow night at 11:00. that is your look at sports. i'm danna pommels from nbc sports philadelphia. stay with us. nbc 10 news coming right back. doctor. doctor. i played a doctor on tv, but now i'm helping save lives for real.

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well, it's one more wonderful day. i suggest that you take advantage of it because then we scoot over to saturday, ask you know notice 59, that's if we're lucky. i know you've got the big philly heart walk. >> we'll just walk fast. >> and you dressed for that. and winter weather takes over, and then ran back on sunday night. >> have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow. [ 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 -- alec baldwin, the boys from "stranger