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>> keep the umbrellas handy. good evening, everyone. people across the area had to deal with light rain all over the area, we're likely about to see more and then the heavier rain moves in. people heading home from the workweek on wet roads there. down the shore, a look at cape may. temperatures will not be dropping, but more wet rain is on the way. glenn? >> yeah, gjim, the thing to brek up the fog will be heavier rain. this is the philadelphia skyline where you can see a bit. this is the wilmington skyline. they have fog, we have drizzle, and near rohoboth beach it is foggy. young form conditions across the area. steady rain moved out, we don't have anything heavy, just tiny
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drizzle drops that the radar can't detect because they're so tiny. it is coming through the night and this stuff will be heavy as it comes into the area nap is for about 24 hours from now or even longer. 43 in philadelphia, that was the high. we barely got to 40 in allentown. they were 81 a couple days ago. through the night tonight, a little light rain or drizzle, temperatures going up a little bit as the atmosphere warms up. it will not give us sunshine into tomorrow, but it won't be as cold as it is dizzily and targ targeting. you can track conditions in your neighborhood with the hour by hour forecast.
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interactive radar and alerts into this weekend. students are sending a message. they want lawmakers to know they're taking a stand against gun violence tonight. why the kids are willing to go to washington to be heard? >> we should not be here right now. >> saying generations before them failed. >> we will march every street, knock every door, call every member of congress and push them every moment until they act. if they don't we will vote them out. >>. >> when will enough be enough? how many people need to die. first it was to remember the lives to gun violence.
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last week's killings. >> schools should be just for school and education and no one should be scared to go to school because this is our right to learn. >> they hope those in hour now are voting for them. >> we voted you in, we will vote you out. >>. >> students here say they have done their home work. they called out each u.s. representative and how much money they accepted from the nra. they say if the politicians don't hear them now, they will when they go to vote. >> today the president said the resource officer that failed to go into the school in parkland for four minutes during the shooting free there is a coward. scott peterson from a 2014 schoolboard meeting.
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and we visited with the police team today that employs officers to cover three school districts they have officers trained to respond with accuracy and immediacy. >> our school resource officers and all of our officers are trains to respond to a situation they have to react with live gunfire themselves. >> that suspect was shot and killed. a school district in the lehigh valley lost a quarter of their bus fleet overnight. look at this, now they're sizing up the damage trying to figure out how to move forward in is the scene at parkland high school in allen town. classes were canceled today after two dozen buses were
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burned in this fire. steven fisher shows us the damage done and when school may be able to resume. >> parkland school district officials say they had no choice but to cancel class today after finding this. 30 buses virtually unrecognizable after a fire torched them and their garage. >> bus after bus now burned metal shells sitting in what was once a parkland school district garage. >> this is what we found. >> they were stunned along with madolyn fernandes. they were melted and had cracked windshields. >> there was so many district that's are needed to bus
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everyone and having more than 25 buses down there is no way. >> each bus has about a $100,000 price tag. >> it is just so devastating. you can still smell the smoke. >> they say they do have insurance, but for right now they are able to get by. >> we're hopeful that we'll be back in action on monday. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> a high school basketball game turned into this basket brawl last night. authorities say it started when spectators behind the bench started harassing the playering and putting their feet on the bench. they warned the fans but things
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boiled over and they ended the game. a player was arrested for his role in the fight, there are now warrants out for two spectators that are now involved. fortunately no one was seriously hurt. >> coming together for a local athlete that had to sit out because of her religion. we first told you about her earlier this week. a ref forced the sophomore to sit out because she was wearing a hijab. now they want them to throw out a rule that requires all athletes to fill out a waiver for religious headcoverings. >> change is coming and i'm very proud of that. >> until last friday, she had been in 24 games this year without an issue. since she got benched, she got that signed waiver, but she said
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she shouldn't have had to. tonight five more new jersey residents are charged with fraud for super storm sandy relieve. the five new defendants are accused of claiming their shorehomes were their main houses. one of them claimed to live in a home she was renting to a tenant. all of them could face up to ten years in prison. the fight over the pennsylvania congressional map continues that the hour. they asked to halt the use of a new congressional district map. now it's in the hands of three federal appointed judges. the new limap has easier lines t favors democrats. gates lied about meeting with former trump campaign manager paul manafort as well as
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a lobbiest and congress member. he is now the third trump associate to make a deal in the russia investigation. he is now facing new charges tonight to investigate russian m meddling. the new indictment came after n manafort's associate plead against him. we'll have more coming up here on nbc 10. >> coming up here at 6:00, a possible cask casino come back in atlantic city? >> we're ending the week on a damp and dreary note and things are not getting better into the weekend. when it will hit your neighborhood and when we will see the sun again next on our first alert forecast. nbc 10s competition to watch
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casino and ocean resort casino expected to open this summer at the form eer taj mahal site. >> this month, showboat hotel owner making more waves by taking a preliminary step to getting a casey know license from the former gaming hall. he says he is exploring his options, but at least one expert thinks bringing gambling back would be a bad bet. >> the capacity in that town at that point would be way too much. it would be a detrimental effect. >> he is confident that showboat will benefit greatly. plus he says his company is spending millions on improvements at the property.
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>> atlantic city suffered from a lack of investment. >> it is a very exciting time. >> the executive director believes the concept of right sizing needs to be reconsidered. >> i think as the destination evolves, so do the markets. as we grow, the market grows as well. >> a market that many hope is truly on the verge of a rebirth. we go into the final days of the winter olympic games. the closing ceremony there is on sunday, but still more competitions ahead and more people to meet. here is keith jones. >> we talked to so many people here who travelled from around
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the world to cheer on team usa. even a large group called journey to the games that travel to every olympics. there are some unique and patriotic fans here and then there is this memorable guy and his david hasslehoff action figure. you cannot miss our captivating intersw interview with this guy. it is a good dose of the passion we have felt here in olympic park. here at home, if you're passionate about rain, you will love this. the wet weather and weekend ahead of us, taking a live look outside, damp and dreary out there, continuing through tomorrow and then the heavy year rain gets here. and the mummers mardi gras pa parade. they're hoping the weather is done and over with by then. what about those hopes, glenn? >> well, jim, i would say the
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heavy jeieiest rain will be ove streets, it will be wet and not as cold as today either. the later you get in the day sunday the better the weather will be. it will be rather damp all of the way through sunday. the wettest period saturday night into sunday morning and the sunshine returns monday. we have cloudy skies reported all across the area. not much wind, not much rain, so that is what is causing all of that fog to hang around. if we had more rain, the fi visibility would get better. these low temperatures getting lower and turning to ice or snow. leonardsville at 38. white hall at 39, bethlehem 39. the numbers should be steady or go up a little bit. how dense the fog is, and in our
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area, a half mile. that is fairly dense fog. philly international, two miles. some delays at the airports tonight and tomorrow morning. otherwise the visibilities are just enough to make it uncomfortable. one area of run moving through. we don't have any rain nearby, a couple showers back to the midwest. we won't add a lot, but it will be damp. this system will arrive right along the jet stream and right along at us. the temperatures gradually going up a little bit overnight. not much rain this evening, and tomorrow morning, here comes some rain. temperatures going up a bit tomorrow. maybe actually into the 50s. but tomorrow night and into sunday morning, that is when we
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see a steady and heavy rain. it will move out, it is a big difference is. all at the same time, so it depends on where you are for how mild it will be. then the rain totals, that's not a whole lot of rain. generally less than an inch, closer to an inch, up in the allen town area, and when you add it up over a three-day period, it is not necessarily providing enough rain to produce flooding, it will just be nasty. >> happy friday, i'm danny
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again, a moment of silence was held for rory holliday that died in a plane crash. . they also wore stoneman douglas high school hats for victims of the shooter pl let ershooter. let's go to the fifth inning. gets caught on this grounder back to the pitcher. he is gunned down at third base sliding past the bag. phillies lose 2-1. now according to nj.com, the eagles are unlikely to bring back trey burton that we all know as the philly special play, but burton tweeted out recently he has not spoken to anyone about anything. the eagles are $9 million over
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the cap. and here is the mayor bringing philly gear to their rocky statute. they have the famous heavyweight boxer. this is the top of my list. jason kelce's speech inspired this shirt that says no one likes us and we don't care. it is almost time for march madness, and while they may not be in the big dance, they made history in the most probably way. so what was improbable about it, they trailed dell 53-19 just before the half and swarmed back from that discipline, that is now the biggest come back in ncaa history.
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>> one of the weekends where you maybe just want to stay in bed. >> at least through sunday morning. tomorrow not expecting heavy rain. it will be less cold than it was today, but we have fog to deal with in the morning. the heavy rain comes in saturday night and sunday morning. some improvement later sunday afternoon. then some real nice weather on monday and tuesday before we get stormy again forward the end of next week, and you see the temperatures are dropping there, too. we have some computer models saying it could be cold enough for a wintery mix.
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>> doesn't look too bad though. >> monday and tuesday are real nice. >> thank you for watching here at 6:00. we'll seal you agae you again a olympics. tonight nra backlash. the big companies severing ties as calls grow for a boycott against the powerful gun group in the wake of that florida school massacre. and president trump intensifying his call to arm some teachers. new details about the armed school officer who remained outside as 17 stunts and teachers were shot down. >> i think if he would have went in there, he could have saved marmgts of the lives. >> tonight new word the fbi missed another warning sign about the suspect. white house security scare. a driver known to the secret service ram hearse vehicle into a security barrier. the flu death toll rises among children. but is the worst finally over? the ex-nfl star detained by
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