that breaking news right now at 11:00, a woman shot and killed while driving a van down philadelphia street. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson joining us live. >> reporter: family member is very upset for his sister. three young women and three children were in a van at this intersection when police say someone drove up if a dark colored car and shot at the woman in the van. that van drove up the median and crashed into this building.

the two young women and three children went to the hospital. nonlife-threatening injuries. none of the children in the van older than 4-years old. the driver in the dark color car drove up. but there is surveillance video that will hopefully give them clues to who the shooter is. we spoke to the uncle of the woman who died. >> she is a bright young lady graduated with honors in high school and currently working and is working two jobs. conscientious, good hearted. >> reporter: you are look at the van where the woman who drove the van was shot and killed. that car, the driver, the shooter that was in the car, the car that wthe shooter was in, police are looking for the car.

one of the woman who was shot was the twin sister of the woman who died and those were some of her children in the van. we will keep following this breaking news all night long. check the nbc 10 app for updates. president trump invited school shooting survivors and victim's families into the white house. the president listened to their heart break and angry pleas for him to do something. >> i'm very angry that this happened. because it keeps happening. 9/11 happened once and they fixed everything. how many children have to get shot? >> drew smith takes us inside the white house. >> reporter: the president hearing directly from people affected by school shootings.

andrew pollack stood with his sons but missing was his daughter meadow. >> never will i see my kid. i want it to sink in. an eternity. my beautiful daughter i am never going to see again. it is simple. >> sam zeif lost a class mate. >> woke up to the news that my best friend is gone. i don't understand why i can go into a store and buy a weapon of war. >> the mother of a student that was killed at sandy hook made an emotional plea. >> you don't want to be me. no parent does. and you have the ability to make a difference and save lives today. >> reporter: students con fronted lawmakers. and tonight a cnn town hall

discussion included a spokesperson from the nra. >> none of us support people who are crazy, a danger to themselves danger to others getting their hands on a firearm. >> reporter: as for the president, he is asking for ideas. >> going on too long. too many instances and we are going to get it done. >> reporter: signaling support for strengthening background checks and raising the age. sheriff deputies will now carry ar-15 rifles in the schools of florida county. tonight president trump is suggesting arming teachers could help stop school massacres. that is an idea that pennsylvania lawmakers are already pushing. 18 states including new jersey give schools the option to carry

arms. one official at kensington creative and performing arts schools does not like that idea. >> i don't think that will stop gun violence. i think we need to have better safety measures and better safety precautions to prevent things like that from happening. >> pushing a red flag bill. the measure will temporarily take away guns from people who show violence. arresting 18-year-old jacob finklestein tonight the school's superintendent says he plans to meet with the police chief to talk about current safety calls. parents and students say getting

a robo call is not enough. >> will there be a moment where you guys talk to a students instead of sending a message out. talk to the students to make sure physically that they are okay? >> the school's superintendent responded to that student saying the district will be more transparent from now on. now to your first alert neighborhood record. records shattered today all around area. records. temperatures plunging 40 degrees by the time you walk up tomorrow and showers sprinkling tonight. chief meteorologist tammie souza is chtracking the rain. >> this time tomorrow, 40-45 degrees cooler. let's take a look at the

records. 77 in philadelphia. 81 in allentown. 82 in redding. 76 in atlantic city. there are more, everybody unless you were sitting right in the water breaking the records. 77 for georgetown and doyletown and mt. holly. records were shattered and that is the end of that. this is where we are going to be sitting tomorrow afternoon. you can expect to need a jacket and you are going to need to carry the umbrella for the next four days. all of this is sagging across this. break down the timing for the rain in your neighborhood when i come back in a few minutes. team usa adding to its medal haul tonight.

jamie hand anderson. >> keith jones. team usa crushing it tonight. >> reporter: women's hockey going to take on rival canada for gold. by the way, the records are rolling in. just taking gold in the free style half pipe. lindsey von and michaela schiff rin are competing against each other. von is in first place with a two second lead. that part of the competition will happen 1:00 a.m. eastern

time. bobsled partners finished in fifth place. i spoke with jamie just moments after the event. >> it is bitter sweet but at the end of the day we knew it was going to be a fight. and we gave it our absolute best. we have no regrets about our performance. >> reporter: our area is so proud of jamie. experiencing a lot of this south korean culture. coming up next, we found a city that specializes in over 300 coffee shops. and i certainly got my fill. i got a bit of a caffeine high. when i see you next, we will talk about that. >> that is how you are able to stay alert with all of this coffee with the 14-hour time

difference. >> see you soon. >> coverage continues after this news cost. nbc 10 is the only place you can catch all the competition. and if you are on the go, stream the games on our free app. a car driving in reverse and crashing into several cars. the police believe the driver is connected to a nearby home invasion. he threatened a woman inside with a gun and dmemands some of her belongings. he took off empty-handed. district attorney says he won't seek cash bail for people who are accused of misdemeanor and nonviolent crimes. da krazner says the old system

isn't fair and that is why he is changing it. more than 1,000 people are in jail in philadelphia because they can't post bail. a pregnant murder murdered in her elkins park. ebony white was found stabbed to death. her two children were inside the apartment when she was killed. >> that's a horrific crime. i mean, it is always horrific but when kids are involved, it is worse. >> i know she had two kids. hopefully the kids are all right. >> kids are searven and 12. they weren't hurt but the unborn baby didn't survive. no one has been arrested. up next, benched for her believes. this high school basket player was benched.

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tonight high profile supporters are rallying behind philadelphia basket player who was benched for her religion. a referee forced her to sit out because of her hijab. the 16-year-old is hoping this is only the first step. >> it may look like your average girl's basketball game.

but for her it was much more. >> i am happy she was able to play today with her team and compete. >> reporter: it was the 16-year-old's first game back. last week she was not allowed on the court because of her hijab. how do you feel about that now? >> i just hope they make the right decision. >> reporter: all athletes are required to fill out a waiver for religious head coverings. we are learning are involved to change the rules. >> it caused a scene. >> reporter: her coach tells nbc 10 he is also muslim. the sophomore has been in 24

games this year without an issue before last friday. >> if i had followed the rules we wouldn't have this issue today. >> reporter: her team won the game but she is looking for a much bigger victory with the rule change. pennsylvania legislative black caucus is calling on the pia to correct the policy. to this now, cooking for a cause at the jersey shore tonight. men whipped up great food for the boys and girls club. men are cooking event. dozens of people didn't go home hungry and the children benefitted. rain and melting snow and ice creating big problems in michigan. a river is flowing over its banks there. drivers got stuck in the high water. >> the same weather pattern that

caused rain there is bringing weather into our area. >> so much for those 70s. >> first alert meteorologist tammie souza is track that go rain. >> umbrella alert. maybe the ugly shoes. no fancy high heels with open toes. we are going to see near a 40-degree drop between now and this time tomorrow. a shock to the system. a soggy stretch ahead as well. scattered showers tonight and tomorrow and friday. heavy rain coming in. late saturday and all day sunday. looking at basically a wet weekend. we have the jet stream that is separating the cool air from the warming air. we are still hanging on to that warmth here. 61 in philadelphia. 69 in d.c. made it all the way up to 77 today in philadelphia.

53 in allen town. 58 for atlantic city and 62 in wildwood. comfortable out there. widely scattered showers across the area. nothing compared to what is pouring through the parts of ohio valley. this is the whole line that we showed you yesterday backed up across the midwest and into the great lakes. cold enough air to be producing freezing rain and snow. we are going to be looking at cold rain. i don't think we will see freezing rain here. late tomorrow night and friday, we could see some in the poconos. down into the 30s by tomorrow late in the afternoon and early evening. any freezing rain is going to be cop fined to the poconos. by the time we get into friday morning still into the 30s.

we make it into the 40s. on saturday we are into the 40s. we see the winds turn more to the west and then to the north east and here comes the heavier rain that will be with us saturday night and into sunday. how much rain are we looking at between now and sunday night? several inches in the lehigh valley, the poconos. and 2 inches possible here in philadelphia. lesser amounts for new jersey and other southern delaware but that could change so stay tuned. here is what we are looking at for the next ten-days. 50 tomorrow but that is shortly after midnight. temperatures falling all day long down to the 30s. 44 by friday with rain. 62 on sunday. but it is going to be a soggy day. then the 50s break down early next week and into the 40s by the end of next week. back right after this.

been nearly three weeks since the eagles won the super bowl and one player is doubling down on his lombardi super bowl haul. tweeting out this picture. flea eagles fly. and that would be forever. mills was at the afc fitness. >> fans donated $5 to meet mills and get an autographed picture. the money goes to children's hospital in philadelphia. >> i am keith jones covering the winter olympics i will give you a coffee high just outside of these walls.

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every olympian probably needs an adrenaline boost to turn in a performance of a lifetime. >> and if they are looking for a jolt, they don't have to go too far to get to a coffee lover's paradise. keith jones. >> reporter: so you are here at the park and seen your favorite olympian perform. you can watch other olympic sports or you could step outside of the olympic park into what is known as the city of coffee romance. we did. take a look. a see of japan's rolling waves crash. on to a sandy shorelined wi lin cafe after cafe that specialize

in one thing, coffee. in this seashore town, it is an art form with humble beginnings and vending machines like these. coffee was so hard to find, men would take women on dates here. one cafe after another started popping up. that is why they call it coffee street. there are more than 300 unique coffee shops in this small city. we set out to taste every cup. the caffeine pumping, a sugar high and crash back to the beach with the rolling waves brought us back down to reality and we could appreciate every cup carefully crafted here on coffee street. i haven't slept since that whole segment was taken. just kidding of course. that was a great escape from

elite competition found here. the culture here in south korea is unbelievable. the people wonderful. so much to explore and see. we have been here for gosh, 20 days or so and almost had our fill. >> no starbucks, though? you didn't see that? >> reporter: you know, what we did see, a starbucks and it walked in and it didn't look like that at the outside and i said i can't do it in south korea. too many other options. i have to step out of there. i will have starbucks when we get back. >> and hot-dogs and cheesesteak. >> great to see you. >> another live report tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 a.m. and we will be right back.

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this 11-year-old oklahoma city girl was determined to get her shores done. she struggled to get a trash can up the icy driveway. after several wipeouts she managed to complete the task. >> they this such horrible icing and still going on in parts of oklahoma. not going to see the icing here. we are going to see the rain.

tomorrow watch those temperatures fall into the 30s. grab the umbrella you are going to need it. >> i am jacqueline london. more olympics coming up. ♪ continuing on, about 1:35 in the afternoon here in pyeongchang. lindsey vonn and mikaela shiffrin getting ready to take their slalom runs in the super combined. we'll get you back outside for that. medals will be decided in the super combined. but first off, our coverage of the men's slalom. if you were with us earlier, you saw one of the big surprises of this game, marcel hirscher, overwhelming favorite, missed a