the party took place at a used car lot in camden around 11:30. neighbors called 911 when they heard gun shots. several people opened fire, a 16-year-old victim ran to the 2900 block of alabama road transported to cooper. a 17-year-old was shot in the chest and 19-year-old man shot in the chest rushed to cooper by a private car. if you take a look at this video here you can see a number of camden police officers and their cruisers, 11 cruisers lined up at cooper hospital. it was difficult to get information from those parties involved. it happened at a big party at the used car lot here. back here live, they just left the scene moments ago, they have been interviewing people at the party along with the owner of the used car lot. no arrests have been mailed. reporting live in camden, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> the church continues for a basketball coach who fired a gun inside a packed rec center in southwest philadelphia this happened on south 56th street on saturday afternoon. the coaches of each team were fighting and one of the

camden teenager jameer bullard wanted more. he was fight to go get it using academics and the football field. but that was all taken away on this block where he was shot and killed i loved him to death. i don't know why they did this to him. >> reporter: camden county police a gunman opened fire on the 200 block of mechanics street around 12:30 a.m. saturday. jameer was walking with this 16 year-old friend whom we are not identifying for his protection. he said jameer yelled run and then push him to safety. the 18 year-old didn't know he was hit until he collapsed. >> he saved my life. that is my hero. i cannot thank him enough, because if it wasn't for him i could have got shot too. >> reporter: one street over saturday afternoon jameer's mother father and family mourned loss of the wood row wilson high football star. linebacker and running back who had dozens of college offers including one from temple university. >> they wanted me to tart playing football. he was more than my big brother but he was my best friend. my right-h

he was shot and killed in camden overnight. camden county police say the shooting happened after midnight. a shot spotter tracking system recorded the shots and police found bullard lying on the sidewalk. he was rushed to the e.r. but died at cooper under hospital. a linebacker for woodrow wilson high school. his coach said he was an amazing@/ athlete and planning on playing his senior year of high school over at camden high. police are still looking into an investigation and no arrests have been made. the detectives are trying to work out the motive. live in camden randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> two people have been charged in connection to the case and searching for another suspect. police say 86-year-old george saunders and his girlfriend were walking in west philadelphia when three girls ordered them into the van. the girls drove them to the bank and opened a debit card in his name so they can rent a car and let them go. a third suspect seen in this picture taken from bank video. three others were arrested for operating

it's right on the delaware in camden. the new funding source that will help the battleship new jersey stay afloat. >>> take a look at the first alert traffic evening commute. live look right here at drivers alook the schuylkill expressway at fine street in center city. yeah, it's the afternoon rush hour. speaking of traffic, the number of people whose car insurance went up after getting a traffic ticket is down according to a study by insurancequotes.com. 19% of americans targeted in the last five years are paying more for car insurance but down from 2013. >>> you may have forgotten about the gift cards you got over the holidays. not only do cards get lost and forgotten, they also lose their value. when a business goes under, their gift cards are often worthless. that's the case with millions of dollars worth of gift cards from radio shack. the same thing happened with stores like borders and sharper image. >> if you have a gift card to a store that's going out of business, you know it's having some sort of financial trou

and that's why the feds looked at camden. but i can tell you, they had stiff competition beating out 36 other states and 123 other applications to earn this distinction. >> it is a promise. >> today, i'm thrilled to announce that camden new jersey is one of eight communities across the nation selected by hud as a new promise zone. >> reporter: to change the landscape in camden from graduation rates to preventing teen pregnancy to creating jobs. >> talk is cheap. what we've seen is actual change. whether it's public safety it's education, or economic opportunity. >> hud regional administrator holly leight says that other cities named as promise zones last year took advantage of over $100 million in federal funding. it will mean five full-time americorp employees will work to navigate grant applications. >> we wouldn't be making camden a promise zone if we didn't think the strides were underway already. >> dana red will oversee the specific initiatives. >> to work with the camden school district, to work with our police departm

this was the scene along route 130 near grant avenue in camden for hours overnight., sources tell "eyewitness news" that calls for shots fired came in around 11:30 last night. when police arrived they had found out large party was happening here at pits automotive. again used car dealership. sources tell us at least one person was shot and taken to the hospital for treatment. but police are still investigating, they wrapped up their work here on scene just before 4:30 this morning. no word this morning about what started this shooting and again it is still unclear how many people were taken to the hospital and the severity of those injuries and update on the condition of at least one person that was taken to the hospital. as soon as we get more information, we will bring it straight to up. live in camden, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jang -- january, thank you. police continue their search for basketball coach who allegedly opened fire during game inside a rec center. authorities say 26 year old maurice got into an argue w someone in the stands at the chr

the you can see in the video the row of camden police cars lined up after the victims arrived. there were many people at the party. many of the people they want to talk to figure out exactly what happened. back out here live we are told they have questioned a number of people, including the person that owns the used car lot. at this point no arrests have been made. reporting live in camden, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> the search continues for a basketball coach who fired a gun inside a packed rec center. this happened during a game on saturday. one coach fired a shot and took off after fighting with a spectator and the coach of the opposing team nobody was hurt. >>> the teenage gunman who barricaded himself in home from police is in custody. police took him into custody after an hour long-standing job offer. nine people were removed from the house. it's unclear if they all face charges. nobody was injured and police did recover a weapon. >>> happening today the city of philadelphia will close the official 30 day mourning period for police officer robert wilson

at least several sets of the bloods there are bloods in trenton and camden as well nearby. those cities have also alerted their officers. philadelphia police will continue to monitor the situation in baltimore and here in philadelphia and again officers being warned the threat has not been placed here in philadelphia but has been notified to everyone nationwide police departments across the area including the horsham police they also also notified their officers about this threat. we'll have much more oncoming up at 10:00. >> iain. >> dave, thank you. we of course will continue to follow this developing story all night. you can check for any updates on our website at myfoxphilly.com. >> developing right now a kensington mother now charged police say 29-year-old sharnay lee locked her four children in the basement of her home on saturday night. authorities freed them yesterday after one of them found a phone and called 911. mother claims it's just discipline. the police say she went too far. fox 29's bruce gordon is live at philadelphia police headquarters headquarters. what

it is a non-profit that has served camden for nearly four decades. the the new location includes a fully operation at commercial kitchen, culinary school and new cafe. cathedral kitchen creates meals for at least eight nearby shelters and halfway houses. >>> "eyewitness news" in spring garden as philadelphia school district hosted third annual prom dress give away for students. new, gently used dress were all available to help students look their best for the big dance. if you are interested is there still time, the event continues through 7:30 tonight just go to the second floor auditorium, show your school id the at the the door. >>> a new bike share program is coming to the city of philadelphia and it starts next thursday. already, about 70 bike stations have been set autopsy cross the city. a real time map that you can access on your smart phone will show you where bikes are available to pick up or where docks are available for bikes to be dropped off. you can purchase ride by the trip, four bucks for 30 minutes or you can sign up and get a inly

the other gates to camden yards are closed off. we don't know how or why the decision was made to keep playing. >> we want to go live to the baltimore area. what can you tell us? >> we're headed downtown to where the situation is most intense. earlier we were in a west baltimore neighborhood about a mile from the mondawmin mall where things really got started today the more tense things got sparked. firefighters and police officers were nearby but it was just left to burn and they had more important things to worry about. there's some flaming vehicles, residents who lived in that neighborhood were still out and about. obviously still complaining about the chaos in their neighborhood. they said they had reached out to the officers reached out to fire officials to help put this thing out. we've just left the mall. ran over to the mall right now where it's not nearly as tense as it was earlier. there's about three or four dozen officers. the line of officers is still out there right in front of the mall. what's interesting, no protest

in camden. police won't tell us exactly what happened. dozens of evidence markers, however, are on the ground. we've got jesse gary and the crew headed to the scene. and we're gathering information to make phone calls and bringing you details as we get them. >>> and we are following breaking news from the kingsessing neighborhood where a 36-year-old woman is found dead on her bedroom floor on willow's avenue. they are calling the woman's death a homicide. we have no word on any arrests in this case. >>> and today the city of philadelphia will mark the end of the mourning period for murdered sergeant robert wilson iii. mayor michael nutter and other top reps will close the official 30-day mourning period for sergeant wilson who was killed in the line of duty on march 5th. investigators say wilson was in this north philadelphia gamestop store buying a gift for one of his young sons when two brothers tried to rob the store. wilson stopped the robbers but died in the shoot-out. prosecutors say they

that was the message in camden as u.s.s took some of the city's most dangerous fugitives off the street. nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long joining us live in camden to tell us more about it. >> reporter: jim, camden was one of the cities because it was identified as having a high density of fugitives having committed three or more felony crimes all concentrated in one area. it's why u.s. marshals were concentrating their efforts on cities across the nation but also right here in camden to take them off the streets. >> incredible dangers. >> reporter: kicking in doors, chasing down suspects often armed. >> there have been heroic actions in the apprehension of these 7,100-plus wanted fugitives. >> reporter: this is video of the u.s. marshal teams in camden, in newark and nearby wilmington chasing down our region's most wanted murderers, drug dealers and violent sexual predators before they strike again. >> the approach for us then became, and our mantra quality versus quantity. >> reporter: in the six-week swee

welcome inside camden yards.s is the home of the al east division champs for last year the baltimore orioles, we're standing on utah street. this would be crowded with people coming out on game day. the stadium holds 45,900 people seated and but an additional 1,000 people can stand out here standing room only on utah street, it's a real party but today no one, no fans will be here when the balt moer orioles play the white sox. so that game is going to happen in a short time from now. the first pitch being thrown out at 2:05. no ticketed fans will be there in attendance. that's some of my insight in the city. we'll have more coming up in the next hour. but coming up first at the top of the hour what if they have a baseball game and nobody were to come out once again? i'm going to speak with a baltimore executive about when they get back on track for having fans return to camden yards. later the video everyone is talking about is toya graham the mother of the year? you remember her. much more on msnbc live. ♪ ♪ [ g

in gloucester township we have this accident somerdale road near chews landing road in camden county new jersey look for that accident. septa regional rail we have new she would that took effect for most of the lane line it started over the weekend. watch for that matt even nydia. >>> a triple shooting in camden sent three teens to the hospital overnight. police say the shooter unleashed a hail of gunfire into a large crowd at a private party. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live near the scene along route 130. annie? >> reporter: matt, in a party took place in the parking lot of a used car dealership across route 130 behind me. everything is now cleared police are done with their investigation on this end. there are still a lot of people police need to talk to. let's look at this video. there are crime scene markers there are 40 you rounds fired. this happened around 11:30 sunday night. now, neighbors called 911 when they heard gunshots. police reported several people opened fire, a 16-year-old victim ran to 2900 block of alabama road. she was transported to cooper. a 17-

what is it about community policing that has really made a difference in camden specifically?nk it is the heart of your chief, i mean you have a heart, and that spreads through your crew. >> great job. >> reporter: as for officer matias, eliminating violence starts with earning the trust of her community. >> which is why she will continue to read to the next generation, that has the power to change camden's story-line, jericka duncan, cbs news camden, new jersey. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight, later on cbs "60 minutes". i am jeff glor, cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org da live tease and the bay area loses a broadcasting legend. remembering baseball hall-of- famer lon simmons. kpix 5 news is next. a gruesome discovery inside a hoarde been there -- for years. good evening, i'm maria medina -- in for ann notarangelo. >>> a gruesome discovery inside a boarded up house. a mummified body that has

live in camden i'm cydney long nbc 10 news. >>> thank you, cydney.want to take you back to the students in stockton university who are rallying outside the showboat casino. that rally has started and they're upset over trump entertainment's attempt to stop the showboat from being turned into a campus. we'll keep watching this. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and you can see the flags right here whipping in the breeze outside camden city hall this afternoon. despite the wind it feels so great out there and finally a taste of spring and chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz and you're tracking rain and tell us when it all moves in. >> it will move in pretty much after midnight tonight and this time it's rain and we're not talking about snow for any part of our area including the pocono mountains where we'll get some rain and warmer temperatures and the snow is disappearing. now you can see the rain is getting closer but it's moving into such dry air that this first batch is even going to reach us and some of this stuff in western pe

this is an used car dealership in camden. sources say at least one person was shot and taken to the hospital for treatment. police are still investigating. they wrapped up their work here on scene just before 4:30 this morning. now, no word about what started this shooting here overnight. and again, no word exactly how many people were taken to the hospital or the severity of their injuries. this is still a developing story. and as soon as we get more information, we will bring it straight to you. for now live on scene here in camden, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan thank up. we have more breaking news right now out every southwest philadelphia. someone has found a body in a kingsessing row home. police are investigating it as a suspicious death. it was found at the home on the 5400 block of willow's avenue. no word yet on the cause of death or a motive. >>> an armed teenager arrested after he barricades himself inside north philadelphia home. now, investigators tell us, the teenager fired his gun outside in the 9

i'm praying that we fine whoever did this to him. >> reporter: camden county police say around 12:30 a.m. shots were fired on the 1200 block of mechanics street. jameer and this 16 year-old friend whom we are not showing for his protection, says that they were walking on the sidewalk, when jameer push him and told him to run. friend says he was hit and didn't know it until he collapsed. >> saved my life. he is my hero. i just can't thank him enough because if it wasn't for him i could have got shot too. >> reporter: jameer was more than a high school football stan out but a heavily recruited linebacker and running back who had dozens of offers including one from temple university. >> he just started playing football. he was more than my big brother but my best friend, man. we were in this together. >> reporter: his father didn't want to show his face because his son's killer is still out there. he says that the teen hadn't made a college decision yet but he wanted to help his family. >> he stayed by his family man. this came unexpected, man. we didn't expect this man. >> reporter: ca

thanks very much, we have breaking news that is just handed here this from camden today and chopper 6 has arrived over the scene this is where officials tell us they are responding to a report of a deceased fetus found at a camden recycling plant this plant at 2200 block of mount ephraim avenue, detectives had not arrived on the scene and they are investigating preliminary reports now and there are people on the scene people that work at the recycling plant and officials are in route right now to investigate at least one report that there is a fetus inside of one of the recycling boxes there inside of that plant. we'll continue to follow this one closely. we'll bring you any new details as this newscast continues. >>> a woman was arrested after allegedly abandoning her quadriplegic son in the woods "action news" was given this photo of nia parlor she allegedly left her son in the cobb's creek woods earlier this month with a blanket and a bible and went to virginia to see her boyfriend she was extradited to philadelphia where she is expected to receive murder charges. >>> a man tried t

police say a party took place at a used car lot at route 130 in camden. neighborhoods heard gun shots and called police. a 16-year-old victim was transported to cooper with a graze wound to the head. a 17-year-old girl shot in the chest was taken to cooper by way of lady of lourdes hospital. a man shot in the chest was rushed to cooper by private car. you can see dozens of police cruisers outside of cooper hospital. it is there where they are trying to interview witnesses and back out here live we are told they are working to talk to people to figure out exactly what happened that includes the owner. used car lot, at this hour no arrests have been made. reporting live in camden, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> annie thank you. >>> 5:04 now police are searching for three men responsible for putting a woman through an afternoon of terror. the woman was abducted after leaving her job they asked for codes for the safe at national watch and diamond company where she worked she was beaten, tazed and robbed and dumped in the cemetary. she suffered co

this was the scene along route 130 near grant avenue in camden for hours overnight. now, sources tell "eyewitness news", that calls for shots fired miami in around 11:30 last night. when police arrived they found out a big party had been going on at pits automotive. at least one person was shot and taken to the hospital for treatment. now police are still investigating. they wrapped up their work here on scene just before 4:30 this morning again not a lot of information is known about this overnight shooting at this point. right now sources tell us, at least one person was taken to the hospital. but no indication yet just how many people were taken to the hospital. how many people were injured in this overnight shooting, and no word yet this morning on the severity of the injuries. this is still a developing story, just as soon as we get more information, we will bring it straight to you. for now reporting live in camden, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right jan we'll get back to you thank you. philadelphia police searching for basketball coach who alleg

in my basement, they got flooded about three or four times. >> reporter: now camden is halfway through five million-dollar effort to fix the drainage. >> by changing this we will be able to provide fields that are free of that type of debris and homes that in longer flood in that regard. >> reporter: big or little efforts hopefully add up to a better camden. i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> head of the drug enforcement administration is soon expect to resign. sources tell cbs news that fish he will leonard is on her way out. agency has been hit by scandal in recent years. the just last month agents engaged in sex part is in columbia that were funded by drug cartels. leonard has been the dea administrator since 2007. >>> vice-president yes biden is in philadelphia discussing the new four year energy infrastructure plan. the vice-president toured peco headquarters in center city philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live with those details alex? >> reporter: vice-president also used his visit to discuss a new report released by his administration called

used car dealership here in camden. sore cents tell us at least one person was shot, taken to the hospital for treatment. we are still investigating and still following the police investigating, and police investigation, rather. now, they wrap up their work here on scene just before 4:30 this morning no word what started the altercation this morning, no word exactly how many people were injured and taken to the hospital. just as soon as we get you new information, we'll bring it straight to you. for now live in camden, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> our other top story baseball season finally arrived. it is opening day. >> and, the fighting phils are opening the new season on their home turf to boot. meteorologist, katie fehlinger, joining us now at citizens bank park, with the opening day forecast, looking fantastic. morning, kate. >> i really, guys, such a difference from what we ended up with last year, if you recall, it was misty and chilly, and clammy and little breezy. it was kind of miserable, and i was

police believe several people opened fire during a party in camden county late last night. an 18-year-old died several hours later. annie mccormick is live at the scene in haddon township. annie. >> reporter: and sarah all three teenagers were inside upstairs of this buildings they were inside for a party. it was afterwards when they came out into the parking lot they were shot. at this point the prosecutor's office is not releasing the identity of the 18-year-old boy who was killed but asking for the public's help. anyone who was there needs to come forward. >> reporter: this is the scene last night after 11:30 in the 2800 block of crescent boulevard. coordinating authorities the top portion of the building hosted a teenager birthday. the shooting occurred in the parking lot where an 18-year-old man was hit multiple times and died at the hospital. 16 girl suffered a graze bullet to the head and one girl a shot to the chest. camden county prosecutor's office searched for surveillance footage and searched for the exact location of the crime on the border of haddon township a

marshals raided a camden home looking for kaline jackson. away he was arrested. >> well before dawn these u.s. marshal s noted their moves and safety is par mown their first arrest last wednesday morning was carlos garcia a sex offend found in a home with children hiding in a closet. >> we are talking about going after the worst of the worst the baddest of the bad and causing havoc in these communities. >> more than 100 criminals were taken off the street, 84 in camden and more than 200 in knowledge. >> we do know that removing that small percentage of people that are committing the majority of the violent crime you can start to change the dynamic of neighborhoods. >> the approach for us then became, our mantra quality versus quantity. >> these u.s. marshals tell you that the one month operation was a huge success but it's nothing new, they have been capturing criminals for 225 years. >> they are the unsung heroes of law enforcement. like the military slogan says they do more by 9:00 a.m. than most do all day. >> we should mention that one u

matt delucia is live in camden. how big is the hunger problem in the garden state? >> reporter: more people are requesting food assistance and they say nearly 1 in 10 people in the garden state depend on food stamps yet lately some people say that the hunger keeps getting worse and the food stamps aren't going far enough. thousands of pounds of food leave these doors every day. at the food bank in new jersey they're trying to end hunger. >> the direct impact is unless they can purchase through the snap program, the more they need to rely on money. >> reporter: within the past year the food bank estimates 150,000 new jersey residents lost about $90 a month in food stamp assistance. where do they go when they can't afford enough food? they go to food pan tris. >> most of them are talking about the cuts. >> reporter: rosa pena runs the pantry at saint andrew's church in camden. she's seen the problem only get worse. >> to be honest i don't know how they're feeting their family. >> reporter: more demand means less food to go around. more cuts to the snap program. that t

brent harris thank you so much from camden yards. know buck showwalter was saying he might get them in trouble because the ump could hear him. >> you better watch what you say, everybody could hear. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. over to the nationals. last night dan uggla helping his new team complete a crazy comeback against his old team. 3 for 5, including that go ahead three-run shot in the 9th. the nats trailed but they win 13-12. guess what he earns? did you see this? a chocolate sauce shower from max scherzer. i think that's a new thing they're doing. these two teams back at it tonight. >> go back to the pies. >> they do the gatorade shower. >> i think i'd rather have lemon meringue. >> jordan zimmerman on the mound and they go back at it tonight. so we meet again. capitals rangers in the playoffs fourth time in the past five years they'll face each other including the last two playoffs which handed at the hands of those rangers. the caps are due and they know it. >> get a chance to try and get redemption. they've han

folks that sell concessions at camden, they just out of luck today? >> no. i think that that would be an unfair result. i think that we need to do something that will make people whole. >> okay. >> this is an extraordinary situation that happens, you know, hopefully never happens but when it does happen you got to solve the larger problem but you don't want individuals to pay the price. >> baltimore orioles chief operating officer john angelos, son of peter angelos, who owns the team weather me in the iper harbor today. more coming up. baltimore's own son barry levenson, two actors from "the wire" to talk about the way that representation of baltimore has become a phenomenon. and also we'll talk to a congressman who voted for the crime bill about what he thinks of what's happened to the politics of crime. taxi. vo: after years of being treated like she was invisible it occurred to mindy she might actually be invisible. ♪♪ but mindy was actually not invisible. ooh, what are you doing? can you see me? she had just always been treated that way. yeah. you don't

. >> reporter: camden county detectives say they're still investigating the murder.not have any arrests yet, and they don't have a motive. randy jillenhal, nbc 10 news. >>> in a statement to nbc 10 jamir's passing is tragic. we join his coaches, teachers and loved ones in mourning his loss. we're closely supporting the students staff, and family during this mostdqkb difficult time." >>> the man accused of shooting a philadelphia police officer is out of the hospital tonight. william nobblen was shot after police say he opened fire on officer daniel caustic thursday night in west philadelphia. he is facing charges of attempted murder and aggravated assault. nobblen was being investigated for a drug crime when police say he fired officer costic. he was able to return fire. nobblen ran off, but was caught a short time later. zirchlg the officer was released from the hospital yesterday, and today he plannedf7% his son's second birthday. >>> cooler temperatures, but they didn't keep people from enjoying a night out on the town. nbc 10 along hatherford avenue, you might wa

bruce gordon at camden yards where the orioles just pulled off a low key but dominant victory. we begin with chris o'connell back on the streets of baltimore. chris? >> reporter: lucy as call baltimore braces for another night of the citywide curfew and the threat of more violence baltimore police are vowing to keep the piece tonight. this is one reason and one way they'll be doing it. take a look. imagine this was pennsylvania landing in philadelphia. imagine national guard members by the hundreds down here. well, we're talking about high profile areas and tourist districts here in baltimore. there is no busier, no more high profile. you see some of those national guard members making their way around there. it is -- this is really where the epicenter of the tourist district here in the inner harbor. hundreds of police officers including local state and national guard members have been scattered through the city. but today an increased presence here at the inner harbor. once again the heart of the tourist district. the riots here already causing an economic hit. two groups hav

freddie gray protesters got violent right outside of camden yards. gates were closed during the 9th inning, but they opened after lowe's homer. >> kind of pails in comparison to what is going on in my life off the field and what's going on in our city. so, you know, you just have to continue to have confidence that we'll get through it, like we get through most things in baltimore and hopefully learn from it. >> maryland and john hopkins playing for that rivalry trophy. who wouldn't want one of those? third period, game tied at 9. 10-9 maryland. happy times. but, the blue jays out for the terps, 6-2 in the fourth period. john hopkins beats maryland 15- 12. now please, watch this. you're looking at spring football from a whole new perspective. this little pumpkin is leah still. look at her. the four-year-old daughter of the bengals, he announced her to be cancer free last month. you might remember. today she scored the first touchdown in temple's spring game. she was their guest of honor. she had coin toss duties. >> i could watch that 72 times. >> ar

and it's just moving into gloucester and camden.northeast philadelphia is seeing the rain move through as well on their way to willingboro. just a few rain drops. look at the temperatures, what a beautiful start to this friday. 60 degrees in philadelphia wilmington wrightstown, pottstown and near 60 in millville and atlantic city. it's roxborough at 59. northeast philadelphia the airport just dropped two degrees in the last

camden county police say a gunman opened fire on mechanic street around 12:30. jameer bullard was walking with this 16-year-old friend who we are not identifying for his protection. jameer bullard pushed him and said run and pushed him to safety. >> he saved my life. fit wasn't for him, i could have got shot too. >> reporter: one street over, his mother, father and family mourned the loss of woodrow wilson high football star. a linebacker and running back who had dozens of college offers including one from temple university. >> he was the one who inspired me to play football. he was more than my brother my best friend my right hand man. we were in it together. >> growing up around certain situations at certain times made him we bell outlines about certain thinks -- rebellious about certain things. but he was a good kid. >> reporter: a teen weeks away from graduation who planned to change the lives of his family. >> his thing was family, he worried about his family, this came unexpected. we didn't expect this, man. >> reporter: police have not released informatio

that includes kent new castle county sections of cumberland, salem gloucester, camden and southeast philadelphia here we are looking at sections of the area underneath that tornado watch. already bubbling up right now around lancaster county we're looking at thunderstorm activity but what's the difference between a watch or a warning? a tornado watch basically means conditions are favorable for development and a tornado warning means that a tornado warning has been spotted or one has been indicateed by ultimate doppler but take look at the visibility satellite. you can see a throw lot of breaks in the clouds we are seeing that sunshine and we have dew points climbing into the 60s as well. right now the closest warning is severe thunderstorm warning well to the west in sections of new york state. but look at ultimate doppler. off to the west this is is what we'll be watching that is a front continues to approach our area for bubbling up in the atmosphere of those thunderstorm clouds and you can see right now around lancaster county we are watching a cell producing heavy rainfall but this is not s

." >>> we are on the scene of this breaking news in camden county where we have dozen of evidence markers littering the ground outside one business as police continue to scour what appears to be a crime scene. >>> no more training exhibitions or waiting. today it starts. a live look at citizens bank park where fans get set to welcome home the phillies today. >>> and it should be perfect baseball weather this afternoon as we take a live look at center city. we are off to a bit of a chilly start this morning, but things will warm nicely. good morning this is "nbc 10 news today" on this monday. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley. we can't guarantee a phillies victory but we can guarantee a nice monday right? >>> it will be a nice day with lots of sunshine in the 50s and 60s. near perfect easter sunday. and a clear view this morning from the adventure aquarium. it is chilly this morning. 43 degrees in philadelphia. look at the 30s, upper 30s for coatsville doylestown wrightstown and toms river. dropping below there at 30 degrees. 44 in roxborough. get ready for sunshine today. 6:00 th

. >>> now new at 11:00 o'clock unique crime fighting tool it is helping to make camden, new jersey aot safer. we told you about the shot slaughter technology when it was first i phlegmed ton night we show you why camden county says it is making a dramatic difference. >> you can hear six rounds were fired. >> reporter: sound of gunfire in the city of camden is not uncommon in crime ridden areas. what's becoming more common is the speed at which officers can respond to shots fired. >> it will give us a pinpoint accurate reading to where the gunshot was fired and we can immediately dispatch real time moments after the shot happens. >> reporter: camden police department is now using a gunshot detection system known as shot spotter relying on sensors peppering the city giving officers real-time glimpses at neighborhoods and the sound of gunfire. >> very busy neighborhood plagued with drugs. a lot shootings and other crimes. >> reporter: sergeant rodriguez took "eyewitness news" on a ride along scowering neighborhoods in camden. he says the shots spotter system led to a drastic decrease in

and it's a sad reality that we have to deal with in a city of camden.n't yet have a suspect or motive in this shooting but they are working to determine if there's any connection to the death of bright another 18-year-old young man shot and killed over easter weekend here in camden. live in camden i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> a mother of four in philadelphia faces charges after police say she locked her kids in a basement for 12 hours. as punishment. 29-year-old lee was arrested sunday after police found her 9, 10, 12 and 13-year-olds locked in a basement of a kensington home. the two boys and girls lived on east atlantic street. their mother told them to grab their mattresses and take them to the basement. no access to food and water. one of the children had a cell phone that only dialed 911, and that's how they were able to call police. lee faces several charges including child endangerment. >>> jurors in new york are in their ninth day of deliberations to the etan patz murder trial. pedro hernandez is accused of killing patz in 1979. patz was 6

camden is 51 degrees. hadden field has dropped into the lower 40s. there is a chill in the air but other than that, skies are clear. we'll see plenty of sunshine today. the clouds that are off to the north, those are going to fizzle. it's the cloudiness to the south. this storm system that could produce showers for us. there's a chance of some late-day showers on thursday. a better chance that we'll see some of thise rainfall coming into the area on friday. a few thin clouds, 54 degrees at 7:00 this morning. by 10:00 we'll be up to 64 degrees. 71 degrees and climbing at 1:00. seven day forecast. we'll see those showers increase. tomorrow later in the day. better chance coming in for friday. then we're out of here for the weekend. nice and clear. partly sunny skies saturday. look at the warmup for sunday for the blue cross broad street run. 76 degrees and then it's into the 80s monday and tuesday. >>> more jobs better schools, less crime. the financial aid that officials in camden hope will turn that city around. >>> and remember that video? it shows

story on "action news" tonight, a grim discovery at a camden recycling plant a worker found a fetus on the property. live on the 2200 block of mown ephraim, annie mccormick is live. what do you know there now. >> reporter: a disturbing discovery made by one of the employees here in camden the discovery of the dead fetus was made on a conveyer belt as the recycleables were being processed. you can see detectives out on the scene and an employee made the discovery at the end of the plant's first shift found the dead fetus on the conveyer belt when they were being processed. this goes to parts of camden county and parts of gloucester county, and clients from parts of pennsylvania prosecutors cannot determine how old this fetus is and are waiting to determine the cause of death and then detectives can proceed with the next steps in the investigation, back out here live, can you see there live the piles of recycleables and the amounts they do receive, we are told by 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. there were drop-offs made and we have a list complied and given to detectives at the camden county prosecut

. >> reporter: there has been no baseball at camden yards. vendors had no business, and day workers had no reason to show up. >> their voices aren't being heard this way. this is just making things worse. hurting people's jobs, businesses, homes, community. we're going to have to rebuild baltimore. it's awful. >> reporter: how much do you think you're losing in business inside camden yards today? try $600,000 to $700,000 per game! >> it's a sad day in baltimore,ible. >> reporter: rhonda is a bartender at slider's. >> it's a great beautiful day and i don't have that today. but there is a bigger issue that we need to address! >> reporter: no basic fans across the street ment -- baseball fans across the street meant a 90% drop in business. >> where i make all my money within six months. baseball season. >> reporter: the curfew can't end soon enough. she hates to think there could be another big disturbance down the road. >> the violate the looting and all that, it's just not worth it. but it is what it is, and they have been heard. >> reporter:

. >> thank you unique crime fighting tool is helping camden be safer.he shot spotter technology, well, police aren't using it. as "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown shows you the city of camden now says the tool is making a dramatic difference. >> you can hear six rounds fired. >> reporter: the sounds every gunfire in the sit i have of camden is not uncommon in crime ridden areas. what's becoming more common the speed at which officers can respond to shots fired. >> it will give us a pinpoint accurate reading to where the gunshot was fired and we can immediately dispatch in a real time moments after the shot happened. >> the camden police department is now using a gunshot detection system known as shot spotter relying on expense ores peppering the city giving officers real time glimpse cents at neighborhoods, and the sound of gunfire. >> very busy neighborhoods plagued with drugs, a loft shootings and other crimes. >> sergeant rodriguez took "eyewitness news" on ride along, scouring neighborhoods in camden. he says the shot spotter system has led

oriole park at camden yards. >> i think it's pretty good. it's beautiful, that's for sure. >> for the orioles and the city of baltimore, this new field of dreams is turning into a field of cash. fans are buying more than just hotdogs. and downtown harbor area the city's picture postcard is booming. >> the most important thing is that it really has attracted people into the area. they stay around. they see that cities are an inviting place and not just massive shelters for the poor. >> when it was built in 1992 camden yards was to be the crown jewel of a revitalized baltimore. it was supposed to arrest the trajectory of a city that was in decline. in some way, it really did work. the ballpark was widely hailed by fans and by architectural critics and became emulated around the country and the downtown area of baltimore looks very different, much shinier 20 years and 23 years later. but that's just one of two baltimores. the other baltimore, west baltimore and east baltimore, and the neighborhoods on the news, haven't fared so well. this weeke

"nbc 10's" matt delucia is live in camden. matt, you spoke with somebody who's working on the front lines of the hunger issue. >> reporter: that's right, rosemary. nearly one in ten residents in new jersey depends on food stamp. the program tells me people are trying to find other ways to eat. thousands of pounds of food leave these doors every day. at the food bank of south jersey they're trying to end hunger but lately it's hard. >> the direct effect is the less they can purchase through the snap program, the more they need to rely on us. >> reporter: within the past year the food bank estimates 160,000 new jersey residents lost about $90 a month in food stamps. where do they go if they can't get enough food? >> there's a lot of new faces. >> reporter: they go to foot pan tris. rosa pena has seen it go from bad to worse. >> to be honest i have no idea how they are feeding their family at the end of the day when we can't supply what they need. >> reporter: they can't supply what people need because they run out. more demand m

this goes to parts of camden county and parts of gloucester

on saturday there was a scare here at camden yards. they shut the crowd in and wouldn't let them leave after some of the rioting emerged into the streets that are not that far away from camden yards. today, you actually have a police helicopter currently circling overhead. so kind of an eerie scene. of course, as we approach the start time those stands behind me are going to stay as empty as they are now. the other thing, right now they're planning for the in-game, in-park experience. we'll hear the national anthem see the scoreboard light up we'll hear "thank god i'm a country boy" in the seventh inning stretch, i talked to fans, as well. while things have calmed down, some say it might make more stones let the fans watch the game go on. >> at last check it costs $165 for a family of four to go to camden yards including a couple hot dogs and a beer. that is not accessible to a lot of people in the neighborhoods surrounding baltimore. thank you very much. >>> sbault cleaning up baltimore is cleaning up the debris. there's pig questions

rosa penia works the pantry at saint andrews church in camden. in seven years she says the demand has grown. most of the time she's running out of food before everyone can be served. >> most of the complaints we have are the cuts. that's all the story you hear. >> reporter: the food bank of new jersey will be discussing those problems in greater detail later on this morning. when i asked them why they believed there was such a problem with hunger in south jersey. i'm working on that part of the story. now live in camden matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> delaware residents who receive food stamps are getting help. the u.s. department of agriculture made that announcement yesterday about a test program that would train people to match them directly with employers helping them get jobs. the $19 million program will help people who are getting snap food benefits help them get unemployment or better jobs. >> i was working part time. i have a full-time job and i have a 14-year-old girl to take care of and i have bills to take care of. >> better paying j

tonight on boyd avenue the 200 block of boyd avenue in camden. haddon township cydney long "nbc10 news." >>> we have new information now about a youth basketball coach arrested for firing a gun during a game on saturday. maurice tavares was arraigned before a judge today. his bail was lowered from $500,000 to $150,000. police say he got into an argument with spectators and another coach at christie recreation center in west philadelphia. they say he then pulled a gun and fired a shot. no one was hurt. >>> the man accused of holding firefighters hostage at montgomery county fire house has now been officially charged. investigators say paul jordan was upset over being fired from the lamott volunteer fire company that he took four firefighters hostage before eventually turning himself in to police. paul jordan faces a number of charges including kidnapping and making terroristic threats. jordan is being held on $1.5 million bail. >>> supporters of abu jamal are protesting the medical treatment given to the convicted cop killer. they show these pictu

kasie hunt is live in camden yards.mention she is a self-pro claimed lifelong orioles fan. >> reporter: tour'e it's good to see you, yes, this is a surreal experience as somebody who has spent a lot of time in this stadium when it's packed with people, including for the playoffs, we're up on a hotel balcony where many fans rent these out and pack them to the gills for games, you have a handful of fans behind me. the orioles are now winning at the top of the sixth inning by a score of 8-2. but again, there's nobody here to cheer at all. the score boards are up and running like they always would be, there's music playing in between the innings and heard the national anthem and handful of hands came up with the usual o in the mid of the star spangled banner which drives other teams crazy. we also heard from the players who held a press conference ahead of this game. some emotional words from the center fielder adam jones who said this is a really hard time to be playing in this ballpark. this is a reflection of the reality

the body was found on the conveyor belt in camden. the cause and manner of ender and. an autopsy will do done tomorrow. >>> tonight a philadelphia neighborhood is on edge. police tell us thieves are targeting dog walkers after dark. an off-duty officer came face to face with a would be robber just last night. that crime happened at 58th and malvern in overbrook blocks from woodcrest avenue where three teens allegedly gunned down a man last month. nbc 10's drew smith is live in overbrook. drew, do recent crimes have people changing their routines? >> reporter: yes, some people are, renee especially after bullets flew through the neighborhood last night. let's show you damage on the car. see where the bullet hit. police say the person who started all of this was looking for an easy target but that's not what we got. philadelphia police are searching for a man who had a gun but ended up running from gunfire. they believe he started all this around midnight by pointing a gun at an off duty officer and demanding money. >> things are just not the same. >> it's a sad situatio