up in flames, a raging inferno gutted an ambulance company leaving a south jersey town with only one working emergency vehicle. meltdown, how ski resorts are getting ready to battle 70 degree temperature. live in the poconos. >> fergie's fail. did you hear her rendition of the national anthem. we take a trip down memory lane to see how others put their own spin on the national anthem over the years. now, at 5, new video of a

fire that ripped through a south jersey ambulance company wiping out vehicles and equipment and leaving behind $2 million in damages. all new at 5:00, live at that scene. >> many emts call this building their second home, right? >> reporter: 47 people work here. this is schlegel their home away from home. to watch their workplace, these ambulances and all the life saving equipment burn, needless to say it has been an emotional overwhelming day. to the left you can see living quarters. while this squad used to be volunteer now it is paid. four emts were inside, three of them sound asleep. >> you wake up with your life on the line and most people don't do that. i didn't grab my stuff. just got out. >> reporter: the sound of oxygen canisters exploding, yvonne conrad and three colleagues

escaped with their lives. >> i made sure they had woken up running towards the door. >> reporter: six ambulances and a brand new unit just dropped off yesterday destroyed. what happens if they need you? >> if there's an emergency there's an ambulance to respond to the calls. >> reporter: crews will respond to an elmer city ambulance and a borrowed unit anticipated tonight. >> i don't think anybody will be in grave danger. >> reporter: the legion's squad responds and roughly 60 calls a week. david miller spent 32 years as volunteer. he said two of the lost units deployed to new york city for 9/11. >> it is really sad to see. >> reporter: the fire state marshall's office is investigating, but still doesn't know how the fire started. it doesn't appear suspicious. >> we have been fortunate so far to get quick response. >> i'm grateful. we started from the bottom and

built up. i have full faith we can do it again. >> reporter: just before this fencing went up, crews pulled the burned crews out barely recognizable as an emergency vehicle. they may have to return for a second day of investigation. the quad estimates the losses and damages could be upwards of $2 million but the insurance company have yet to give us any solid dollar figures. nbc10 news. to another fire getting a lot of attention in old city, a fire-ravaged building is imminently dangerous and will have to be demolished. another building affected needs repairs before it is safe. getting a look at the damage but still too dangerous to go inside. it forced more than 172 people to evacuate, some came back today to grab their belongings.

>> i guess they were spraying water in on the top floor and all soaked down to the fifth and fourth floors. a lot of the people's stuff will be wet but replaceable. >> it is expected to be closed at least a week while crews continue to work on that scene. more than a million people in pennsylvania will soon have a new representative in congress. the reason the new supreme state court released congressional maps. you can see they were drawn with geographical bases and democrats argue it was drawn to benefit republicans. the new maps are mainly based on county boarders. montgomery county was split almost among five congressman and now it will almost all have one representative, and allow a congressman to focus on issues of a smesk geographic area. >> now, because of this new redistricting, you're right.

candidates have to figure out, do i want to stay committed to a certain geographical boundary. remember, the constitution says you don't have to live in the congressional district to run for congressional office, however, it is always advised by people in politics that you do. >> change means two major things for voters. find out if your district has changed so you know who the candidates are. before you vote, check to make sure your polling place hasn't changed. republicans are expected to challenge the new maps in court. turning to your first alert weather now, mild monday with unseasonable temperatures taking a look live at camelback mountain resort in the poconos and in delaware, people dodged scattered showers this afternoon. >> you won't need those umbrellas tomorrow. you will see record warmth with a throwback to spring. joining us now for your most accurate forecast. >> and a ride up the roller

coaster. >> it is a ride up the roller coaster if you like warmth. not so good for ski resorts. we've seen rain and then warmaire, perhaps not record 70s in the poconos but could see 50s and 60s and a lot of melting. we have showers making their way out of bucks county. doylestown about to clear and trenton, about to clear and franklin steadier showers moving that way. sprinkles now this evening, the bulk lifted to the area. we will see fog developing overnight tonight. let's look at what will happen to our numbers. we're in the 40s and tomorrow winds have us in the 50s and by midday we're in the 60s and punching into the 70s and setting new records. we'll talk about that when i come back in a few minutes.

memorials continue to grow for those victims of the massacre in florida. this as the senate prepares for tougher legislation on guns, the proposal includes new age restrictions for gun purchases and ban on gun stocks. students and shooting survivors are turning their anger into action. >> reporter: in plantation, florida, not far from a school where a gunman killed 17 people, today a call for action. students sending a message to state and federal leaders something needs to change. >> we need safety in schools so we don't go to school in fear. >> we want a sole weapon ban. no need anybody needs to walk in with a military grade rival. >> reporter: family and friends say good-bye to shooting victim, alaina patty.

>> it's remembering how loving she was and how much she strengthened us. >> reporter: one of two funerals monday as this grieving community mourns the 17 victims. >> reporter: the suspect made a brief court appearance this afternoon but did not speak publicly. the family that took him in after his mother died did not think he was dangerous. >> i'm not afraid of guns and respect guns and part of the restrictions when he moved in was he had to get a gun safe. he did. i thought at that time i had the only key to the gun safe. >> reporter: as it turns out he had one hidden? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: state recognize in florida show in 2016 mental health investigators concluded cruz was stable and didn't need to be hospitalized. florida governor rick scott is now demanding the fbi turn over its records after not investigating a tip last month about cruz's behavior from someone close to the teen. coming up, one

of the shooting victims spent part of her childhood at the jersey shore. all new at 6, ted talks about her kindergarten teacher and her effort to honor her memory. taking to the white house to demand changes to the gun laws, stage this lie-rin to represent the 17 students killed. they're urging lawmakers to expand background checks for gun purchases. >> this is really not a partisan issue. it shouldn't be republicans and democrats, it should be everyone coming together and something needs to be done. at the end of the day, there are kids in school who are worried for their lives. >> a larger nationwide walkout from schools is planned for next month. a fight is under way to reunite a gay couple in chester county suddenly torn apart. >> the two were married applying for a green card when immigration agents stormed in and took

one of the men in custody. on the left is nunez, an illegal resident. nunez is accused of crossing into the u.s. illegally on two separate occasions. paul says it's still emotional to think about the day his husband was taken away in handcuffs. >> it's very difficult tore me to understand but we are going through the process the correct way. i was the one that pushed simon to do this. he was a little skeptical. let's become legal so we have no worries. >> immigration rights group has launched a petition now asking i.c.e. to release nunez. it's the pregame performance that confused and amused people all over. ♪ ♪ >> she thought she would try a new take on the national anthem.

certainly not the first time a singer has put their own spin on the song. short-lived celebration and damage caused by parade day. >> reporter: it's a whodunit in the bushes as police try to figure out who would gun down a man right near this suburban street.

all new at 5, a murder

mystery in bucks county. >> one man is dead and police are trying to figure out who killed him and why. >> reporter: police used drones looking for evidence at 20 hill, philadelphia. he was shot not far from his car in a parking lot in a residential neighborhood. >> i've never seen anything like that before. >> reporter: those who live and work on both sides of the line say they have never seen a crime like this before. >> in general, a big shock. >> somebody knows him and saw him there and we need to talk to this guy to get to the killers behind bars. >> reporter: three men went running from the scene. the victim's phone and wallet and car have all been found. robbery wasn't a motive say police who tell nbc10 the

killing is a far cry from the crime typically seen in the area. they send a message those responsible. >> we will hunt you down until we find you. >> reporter: nbc10 news. >> a live look at the olympic calderon in pyeongchang, south korea this afternoon. if you're staying inside, don't miss the women's competition. we know it takes a lot of time and dedication and great coach. skiers, players, hockey players, the best of the best. to get there takes a resolve and drive and attitude unmatched. local coaches and players we've spoken to said that goes for any sport and life as well. >> trying to create a good work environment for them. good strong work ethic, culture where everybody works hard,

supports one another as a team. >> it's this game you love and it's fun. no matter how big the commitment is, it's a hard one to make because you love the sport. >> one day the coaches and players said that hard work could pay off with a shot at a medal. you can catch all the action from the olympic winter games here on nbc10. don't miss live reports from keith jones in south korea tonight at 11:00 and each morning from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. now to your first alert forecast, a live look at the river, cloudy and a few sprinkles to start the week. temperatures in the 50s along the shore and even warmer weather on the way. >> we say warm, we're talking temperatures in the 70s. get ready for that roller coaster ride we have been warned about. >> kind of a teaser, may in february, what i call it. break out the flip-flops for two

days and be prepared to put them away. keep your rain gear handy. you knew we wouldn't get 70s without showers. we have fog beginning to form and a lot of shower activity along the area. we will see patchy fog. be aware of that. 48 the high in philadelphia. our low, 33, no recorded rainfall in the rain gauge although we did see spotty showers everywhere. look along the schuylkill river. fog settling into the river valleys. we will see fog tomorrow night in the river valley and record warmth the next couple of days unless you're in the poconos and likely not going to break the records there. soggy week, too, a lot of rain chances moving through the area. you can see the shower activity north of the city, past trenton moving to northern portions of new jersey. abington, west philadelphia,

westchester, limerick, taking a northern track. i won't rule out a sprinkle tonight but we won't see heavier showers. this is a big arc over our area, because that's where the moisture is, water vapor imagery in blue, all the moisture. we have a jet stream take this extreme northern track, very warm air underneath us and we will see a wet pattern tracking over our area. we will be warm this entire week, excessively than normal. look at the showers across monday. let's take you through what's going to happen straight ahead. in the 40s and 50s in the morning. we will see the winds turning to the southwest. we will see the patchy fog out there. by tomorrow in the afternoon, we will be into the upper 60s and low 70s, breaking records across the area. wednesday, we start quite warm in the 60s. could see an isolated sprinkle.

low and mid 70s. showers on wednesday evening and thursdays, temperatures drop to the 40s and we get quite soggy. how much rain? between now and next monday, you could see 3 inches of rain from philadelphia, more than an inch from cape may. record breaking 70s tomorrow and wednesday. by thursday, we drop to the 40s. we will see the rain moving in wednesday night to thursday. 50s on friday, 52, saturday. a soggy weekend, 56 on sunday. we continue with average temperatures all through the next ten days. a big smile, high-fives and energy unmatched, a philly fanatic brought that to special parents and their kids. the event, play with purpose honored a nonprofit dedicated to

helping kids with cancer. not everyone is pleased to realize temperatures are going to be rising. the area's ski resorts. with the warmer weather coming, a plan for the poconos. the tax scam, new ways thieves are trying to take your tax refund.

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now at 5:00, a new twist on an old scam, a bogus tax refund. the refund is sent to you or deposited into your account. then the crooks call you and try to con you out of the money. >> they poses an irs or debt collector associated with irs and tell you there's a refund you're not entitled to that is in your account or in your mailbox. they give you instructions to return it but it gets returned not to irs but to the thieves. >> yes. uncovering the scam earlier this month after hundreds of complaints about taxpayers. remember, the irs will never call you. if you need to contact the irs, we have posted a link to their most important phone number on our nbc10 app, search "find it" on ten. the disney movie "black

panther" opened at the box office. it wowed fans. signing autographs and part of a panel discussion. "black panther" is kugler's third feature film. he assembled and all black cast. it is breaking records with the fifth opening ever and the biggest opening for a black director. we both saw it, right, this weekend? >> we did, so good. imagine the numbers after today, how many will go to the movie again. what could be more fitting for a president than a birthday cake cooked just as his buy used to make it. >> that's what the students at montgomery culinary arts did today. george and marsha's first "foodies." today, students baked a birthday cake and hundreds of cupcakes using her great recipe.

the children got to sample the sweet treats and they handed the president handmade birthday cards. they got a chance to see washington's tent that served as his wartime headquarters one of those on display of the old city. they learned more about our nation's first president. skiers take full advantage of the first holiday and pack in on the ski slopes. >> steven fisher decided to join them today. >> reporter: we're live at camelback resort where they just wrapped up a busy weekend and coming up what really helped drive business this year. the source of the sound and answer for the racket this weekend. ahead. at 6:00, in search of a great deal, nbc tim furlong is on a mission to find that

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potentially record winter warmth about to send temperatures soaring. for now, camelback skiers are enjoying the sunshine and hitting the slopes for this holiday. and it will be better for the beach, look at cape may.

get out the flip-flops, some areas in the 70s. we will be tracking rain tonight. see the scattered showers on first alert radar. live in the poconos where warm days in february not necessarily good news for business. >> we begin with tammie. first rain and then a blast of this warm weather. >> the winds will be off the ocean and ironically the place you want to go to might be the coolest. across much of the area we will see record breaking 70s in the next couple of days. the rain arcing up and across the area. a sprinkle for the most part. steady rain exited our area and we will be seeing patchy fog. temperatures have been remarkable. we're deciding whether or not to break out the flip-flop the next couple of days. maybe it's worth doing. watch our overnight temperatures, climbing into the 50s by the time you wake up

tomorrow. we see the winds turn to the southwest. start with the fog in the morning, clearing in the afternoon, we punch into the upper 60s and low 70s and we reach the 70 degree mark we'll be record breaking in the philadelphia area. wednesday, it's even warmer. tomorrow, 72 in philadelphia, once the clouds clear, 70 in suburbs, 64 in lehigh valley they just saw a half foot of snow. 56 at the shore, the cool spot and 72 in delaware. come on back, we will talk about the remainder of your foggy work week. the holiday has skiers lining up at ski lyfts throughout the poconos today. monday off, chance to head to the mountains. camelback mountain resort, pretty clouded there, about a two hour drive from philadelphia. we sent steven there.

what's this, steven, you should be out there skiing? >> i think i was the only one here at camelback. they had perfect weather conditions. the key is "had" and tomorrow, mid to high 60s. people we spoke to who said they will be here all week said that's okay, they have plan for that. the lifts here at camelback resort have been running nonstop this holiday weekend. it snows beautiful from saturday. >> it was a perfect storm, 40 degrees and sunny and saturday put down about 6 inches of snow. >> reporter: the marketing director said the long holiday weekend and winter olympic games helped drive business. >> we saw an uptick and also with the olympics we saw more attention to skiing and snowboarding. >> i like seeing it in the olympics and it helps inspire

other people. >> reporter: in the next 30 hours temperatures are supposed to rise by 30 degrees. >> definitely not skiing tomorrow. doing what i can today. >> reporter: some families here all week prepared for the temperature change will ski today but tomorrow be at the resort's indoor water park. >> it has the luxury of multiple activities for kids, the skiing and they love the water park and pool and all of that. >> reporter: you can see here we have a light rain coming down. it's not keeping people off the slopes. they know what is coming so. the best of both worlds, hit the slopes and when you get tired of that, go indoors and warm up at the indoor pool and water park. >> thanks. >> great to have that option. you were giving him a hard time but you're the real sker and maybe send jim out there to ski. that's what you do. >> next time.

thanks. you can track the weather any time on nbc10.com and on the nbc10 app. a look at stories county by county across the region today. in montgomery county a person was hit and killed by a car. police say the 4-year-old victim was hit at union street and garfield avenue at 5:30 a.m. the driver stayed at the scene of the accident and no word if charges will be filed. neighbors in allentown felt shaking and rattling in their homes. they said it's nothing worry about, it was a military jet. it was all part of a military exercise. to newcastle county, a $100 million plan to upgrade the city refinery means more jobs coming to the area. the $100 million upgrade was approved years ago but it was

tabled when the company didn't think it had resources to do so but thanks to a big tax break in washington the plan is back on and an estimated 150 construction jobs will be opening up. discussing atlantic city through grant funding and businesses and they will look at tax across and grants to spur business and development in the area. live look right now at the olympic calderon burning in pyeongchang, south korea. team usa falling behind in the medal count at the winter olympics. good prospects for medals coming up tonight and the rest of the week. joining us live from south korea. >> another big night on tap. can't wait. >> reporter: that's right. the last time we hit the figure skating race the u.s. men broke all kinds of records and halfpipe is where we've gotten two of our golds.

we hope good mojo rubs off on the americans today. ♪ >> reporter: all three american ice dancing teams are in the top ten going into tonight's final free dance competition, madison hubble and zach donahue are in third place after scoring their personal best in the short program. siblings alex and maiya shibutani just behind them. and placing seventh. >> we were pretty strong and couldn't ask for more. >> reporter: in ice hockey, the u.s. women easily beat finland, 5-0 in the semifinals to advance to the gold medal game. yes, for the fifth time they will play against canada which has won gold in the last four olympics. >> this is what we've been looking forward to all year.

>> reporter: defending gold medalist maddie bowman will try to medal in this same place chloe kim and shaun white got gold. mikaela shiffrin will not compete in the run tomorrow but will compete thursday. a russian bronze medalist is in danger of losing his medal because of a failed doping test. if the second test today confirms that dopes test, a lot more trouble for a team already plagued by scandal. >> we'll wait for the results of that. live in south korea. don't miss keith jones reports live from pyeongchang at 11:00 on nbc10. people went to great heights for the very best views at the eagles super bowl parade.

some, apparently, went too far. new video and a plea from police next. baseball bonus. why the temperature meant so much at one local stadium today. those stories and more next on "nbc10 new at 5:00." sorry. i can't make it.

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their lives are beautiful, let's keep it that way. if you suspect child abuse, report it. for more information on reporting child abuse or neglect go to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. this evening the city is still recovering from the eagles super bowl parade and philadelphia police need your

help here. they're looking for these people standing on top of this septa bus shelter. the roof of that shelter collapsed under all the weight. if you know anything about this, you're asked to call police. turning to our weather, a live look at the stadium where the temperature for the opening day ticket sales was 35 degrees this morning. everyone is getting opening day tickets for, not $35, 35 cents apiece today. really good. the national anthem rendition responsible for widespread reaction. ♪ ♪ >> she's been blasted for trying her own take on the song. she's not the first. up next, one artist anthem that's gone from bashed to beloved over the years. we're going to see warmth. if you got those tickets for 35

cents, you got them for half price compared to what they would be tomorrow. live at 6, armed and dangerous, video of a man who tries to get into a local school. hara

jackie o stole the show at the national constitution center today. take a look at her there, in honor of president's day, kids were encouraged to come as their favorite commander in chief or first lady and abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt even took time to pose for pictures. at the national liberty museum in old city kids could

draw what they would like for a pattern if they were president. there were serving trays and tea party sets by eisenhower and truman and adults were challenged to presidential trivia. singer fergie is now apologizing for her rendition of the national anthem. >> she took a risk putting her own spin on the song. not everyone liked it. ♪ ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner wave ♪ >> her slow blue-sy some say sultry rendition drew laughs and smiles at the center, former lakers star shaquille o'neill said it was sexy.

leave her alone. certainly not the first time a singer has put their own spin on a song. remember this one? ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> those 1990 rosanne bar, remember that, singing "the star spangled banner" at a padres game and president bush called it disgraceful. she tweeted last night she thought her version was better than fergie's. remember carl lewis? ♪ and the rockets red glare >> the olympic field and track athlete has many accomplishments, this not one of them. his pitchy performance at a finals game not his greatest moment. he later told oprah he does not regret it because it is part of his journey. not all original renditions are

bad. ♪ ♪ >> marvin gaye's touching r&b version. at the 1983 nba all-star game was initially criticized but over the years it has been recognized as a ground-breaking musical performance. joy tonight, we're asking what did you think of fergie's national anthem performance at the nba all-star game? it was terrible is the response we received the most so far. log onto the nbc10 facebook page to cast your vote. let us know what you think. a whole lot of talk about that. social media went crazy. >> you could look at it as a positive for her because everybody's talking about it even though a lot of people thought it was terrible. >> right. i don't know if it will become

beloved. big changes, hard to believe it will be in this 70s the next two days. we are in transition, a little damp and still below average. right now, hanging onto 45 in wilmington, wind chills at 43. you can see a little bit of rain, soggy road, damp. more importantly what you're looking at is a fog beginning to settle in across the area. 48 in philadelphia. we are looking at a wind chill at 45. humidity of 83%. we will see patchy fog tonight and that will continue into early tomorrow morning. nonetheless once it burns off, temperatures will rise quickly. 52 at the jersey shore, 51 at south jersey. delaware, 45, philadelphia at 48, 41 in the suburbs and 41 in the lehigh valley. interesting because half a foot of snow fell there. right now, temperature the coolest.

sinking spring at 39, hope well at 40. white hall at 40. easton at 40 and walnut port at 47. even here we will see a lot of melting, probably not the 70s but definitely thinking 60s tomorrow. here's what we're expecting, record in philadelphia is 70 tomorrow. i think we will do 72. breaking records there. in trenton and to wilmington breaking a record. it won't happen in atlantic city and cooler along jersey shore because winds come off the water and keeps it cooler there. it isn't too close in allentown or redding because of the snow pack. that will create a lot of melting. watch out for slushy roads and probably ponding in areas. the rain has exited an area, i won't rule out a sprinkle tonight. the heavier showers north of pennsylvania. this is what's going to happen. we'll walk you through it. southeast wind, temperatures in

the 40s. they're climbing into the 50s. look at the winds in the southwest, the more favorable air mass. make it to the upper 60s and low 70s tomorrow, clearing out in the afternoon. wednesday, we see sunshine. we start the morning in the 60s and we punch into those 70s. breaking records again on our wednesday before we see showers start to move in. then, we're in for an extended wet period, wednesday night, thursday, saturday, it will be cooler on our thursday looking at temperatures back into the 40s. thursday, i think we're back into the 50s after that. 48 tonight in philadelphia, 76 in the suburbs, 44 in lehigh valley. 48 at the shore and 47 in delaware. tomorrow we start with the fog and get sunshine in the afternoon. 72 in philadelphia, 70 in suburbs, 70 in south jersey, 56 on the jersey shore. 10-day on ten.

thursday, 48, 50 on friday, in the mid-40s this time of year. above that over the next ten days. saturday and sunday, a chance of rain, in this 50s and starting to clear out next sunday. his fridge failed but the company did not come through with the warranty until the nbc response team stepped in. the $4,000 result the response team received next. we cried, it was so sad. >> broken hearts at the jersey shore for one of the victims of the florida massacre. the local connection and how people here are trying to honor her memory.

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nbc10 responds, viewer needs our help when his fridge fails. >> after paying for years on the warranty, the company is not coming through for him. so he asked harry and nbc10 response to handle it. of course you got it done. >> i had to get it done. this guy was really disappointed and should be. when a major appliance stops working, it's hard to deal with. when the company that's supposed to fix it doesn't, that's what we're here for. >> don't use anything from within this refrigerator. we have to throw it all away.

>> reporter: nancy stops by the house to take care of her 97-year-old dad, michael and reminds him to use the dorm fridge, not the broken subzero. >> if you want an insure, they're in this refrigerator. >> reporter: she tells us last november his fringe malfunctioned. he bought a service contract in 2009 from assurance. he's been paying $56 a month for about nine years, around $6,000. >> for the money i paid for insurance, i could have bought either icebox. >> reporter: nancy tells us the company sent two men on two occasion, neither could repair the fringe and the third repairman never showed. she contacted nbc10 response. hello? i thought maybe you could put a fire under them. i don't know what else to do. i tried everything. >> reporter: we contacted the company. it apologized for the delay and said it would work with their customer to resolve the issue. the company blame the delay on a communications problem between it and the service company it

subcontracted. nancy's father decided he didn't want the fringe repaired and settled on a cash option of $4,000. >> you tried and you made it come true. god bless you, god bless you. >> ah. >> all right. he is so happy now. nancy tells us she's very happy with the resolution and she will use the money to get her father a new refrigerator. the most important part, he's been paying all that money on trying to get that warranty. bottom line is there's a cash payout and you have to look for those things in the warn. i sometimes it will tell you there's a cash payout if they can't fix it and means they don't have to get anything done for you. >> you got him a lot of money back, too. >> i think he's so happy. he will get a lot more insure and things he likes during the day. >> thanks. a look at the recovery counter. it now stands at $923,161 of

money gotten back for you, our viewers. >> if you have a consumer complaint for nbc10 response, head to nbc10.com or fill out the form and give us a call. next, on nbc10 at 6, new demolition. what's next for chestnut street, as the building could collapse at any minute. flu concerns. local health experts warn even more people are dying from the flu. the one common connection between all the patients. well, we're tracking rain once the system moves out. we're looking at temperatures this week, believe it or not close to 80.

right now at 6:00, a rainy and foggy night but record breaking temperatures on the way. nbc10 talks to a kindergarten person killed in the florida massacre. and talking to another sports team. >> nbc10 news starts now. >> danger of collapsing. an old city building destroyed in a fire could come tumbling down. tonight, new details what's next for this busy block. >> tonight, we learned one of the buildings on chestnut street

will be demolished. >> the busy street in old city will be closed at least a week. following that story since that fire started early yesterday. she joins us live with more, lauren. >> reporter: demolishing that building, that is not going to be an easy job. let me step out and to tell you what i'm talking about. let me show you how closely these buildings are sandwiched together and the ones on either side okay. they just started putting water and in the past few minutes. right where the water is heating there's a fire escape up there, the first thing that happens there. they want to take that down and get the weight off the facade so the whole thing doesn't collapse. from a bucket truck a few stories up, a look at the charred remains, this building city officials says is imminently dangerous and has to come down. the