nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas spoke to neighbors and has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: hours into the investigation burlington city police are on their hands and knees processing the crime scene in the 100 block of east federal street. officers say between four and ten shots were fired, killing a 24-year-old man. a five-year-old girl was also injured, but it is unclear how. >> an extensive search of the neighborhood was completed to no avail. the suspect is still on the loose. >> reporter: police say the shooter ran away. it was a tense couple of hours as a man hunt ensued. residents were told to lock their doors as detectives combed back doors and wooded areas. >> at this time the area has been deemed safe. >> reporter: still many questions linger as the shooter remains on the loose. >> it makes me angry. it makes me very angry because my kids shouldn't have to live in fear. my grand kids shouldn't have to live in fear. >> reporter: in burlington city, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> and now to the weather. nbc 10 first alert radar is tracking sunday storms tha

aundrea cline-thomas is live at the ballpark where she caught up with fans and a player at the game.nd some are calling for more netting to protect fans. >> reporter: that's right. players are actually leading that charge calling for more netting to better protect fans, but some of the fans we spoke to today say that would actually hinder their experience. the bottom of the eighth with two outs. the phillies freddy galvas is at bat when i had hits a foul ball that strikes the girl in the face. you see the heartache in everyone including galvas as she's carried out of the stadium. >> it is scary to think that a baseball could actually hit your child in the game. >> reporter: is raising concerns about if there's enough netting to protect the fans. >> it's hard to dodge a ball coming that fast. i mean, it's coming so fast and a big group of people ap and some people are trying to catch it, i guess, some are trying to dodge it. >> reporter: in a statement the phillies say it has already extended the netting to the sides of the dugout near home plate and would consider further expansion.

am girks o was showing signs of improvement at a las vegas cline ping he died sundayly this morning. >>> crops disguised thief caught on camera. >> we want goat this guy off the we want to know where the pills are going. >> police described the ban ditd as a 6 foot tall black man with shoulder-length cred dread this crash. we now know the warm that slammed into the side of a cvs has kai died. images from our air camera show the size of she has not been identified. police say a shooting happen when 22-year-old jorge ciniceros tried to fight with an officer, took his gun, and punched him in the face. the officer will be okay. and a man is in the hospital after he was shot at least 5 times. the gunman is still on the run tonight. police say he took off in a from the family of the woman who was shot outside of her work yesterday. she's in critical condition, and the 19-year-old suspect still hasn't been caught. police told us the woman and malik thompson may have been in rape. her family says, "there was only a brief relationship when she cut malik became blinl rent." >>> convicted felon

clean-up as many people are trying to put the pieces of their lives back together again. >> carrie clineor us in indiana. >>> montgomery county police are still looking for suspects in the death of syed hassan, he was shot in side a today on drug charges connected to this case. >>> an attempted sexual assault case is now under way in loudoun county. the victim says she was walking on the trail around 8:30 last wednesday night when she was approached by two men. they allegedly pulled at her, at her clothing before physically assaulting her. we're told the suspects left after a bicyclist rode by. anybody who knows anything is asked to call police. >>> if you are about to get ready to head out this morning, i want you to get up to date on the forecast. >> hi. >> good morning. >> i was going to introduce you and i turned and there you were. >> i didn't know that you were startled that i was here. >> no, no, no. so heading out to living lavita loco. >> you can get crazy with ricky martin. he's a good dancer and singer. sun rise in progress across the area. it's now 71 degrees in washington. w

reporting, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> a reminder for septa riders. a new policy could impact your commute if you rely on regional rails. starting tomorrow, riders will have to buy tickets before boarding any stations in philadelphia between 3:00 and 6:30 in the afternoon. a septa spokesman said they made the change because of scheduling issue issues from the loss of structurally deficient cars. >>> a parking lot will reopen for septa customers. it's been closed for more than a week because of activities surrounding the democratic national convention at the wells fargo center. take a look at this new video from maryland. good samaritans caught on camera braving fierce floodwaters to rescue a woman trapped in her car. the deluge left two people dead and left a wake of destruction in howard county. more than 170 vehicles and five buildings were destroyed in elicot city. >> cars everywhere. sidewalks missing. roads partially gone. utility polls down. cars on top of cars. buildings, the bottom floor completely gone. foundations completely gone. i don't th

hillary cline to and tim cane re focusing on hard to win state like arkansas. >> the polling suggest it's a uphill pouch. >> reporter: but a monmouth another red state missouri. donald trump is change his strategy focus on african americans and latinos. tracie potts nbc news washington. >> thank you. >>> here's a look outside at 12:12. 93 degrees outside. the question is it too hod -- hot to run this afternoon. >> yeah probably. i would have to say. i wouldn't want anyone out there and i wouldn't want to see tram out there who overexert her. >> yesterday yesterday it was a good day because of the overcast. >> it felt good but the problem is there's a lot of humidity and you can't cool down. if it's dry you sweat and it evaporates and that's a cooling process it cools you down. but not as much for today. so yes, stay off camelback and you could do it after 5, 6:00 when the temperatures come down, but 95 would be okay. still pushing it you know. but, you know, another month and a half and we will be in perfect jogging weather for the lot of rainfall. if you are up in the high country,

into custody, a 78-year-old woman was stabbed repeatedly in the doorway of her home last month near cline and 66th and she survived. >>> new tonight, a cat locked inside an everggeen home for 4 weeks with the owner out of town is getting help. >> neighbors s left alone, they weren't sure the cat had enough to live on. people have been peeking in the windows to check on the cat. they called animal control. people thought about breaking in but instead posted a notice on the door. tonight we have learned the owners got in touch with animal control. they haven't been home because they are stuck in louisiana with the flooding there and they are overnighting a house key so police can get the cat first thing in the morning, the cat will stay at a shelter until the in louisiana because of the flooding. the threat continues. members of colorado's red cross are on the way to help. 30,000 people have been rescued already. the governor there says about 40,000 properties and counting, have been impacted. some people call the destruction unlike anything they have ever seen. some who even survived hurri

that's why we find andrea cline-thomas who joins us live. >> reporter: those out here early this morning say they saw the victim stumble across the street and collapse. at last check he was listed in critical condition. investigators were interviewing a person of interest. meanwhile the blue martini is back open for business. central detectives returned to the blue martini this afternoon. we went inside and spoke to a supervisor, who declined to go on camera. she tells us it happened so fast. early this morning just before the 2:00 a.m. closing time, there was an argument. but no one inside knew there was a stabbing until those involved spilled out onto the sidewalk. >> i heard screaming. >> reporter: investigators say the victim, a 33-year-old man, was stabbed in the neck. >> i went to my car -- >> reporter: the blue martini is a well-known upscale bar. the supervisor says there are always plenty of bouncers inside. >> yeah, absolutely i'm shocked. to me it's an isolated incident. it's just a shame that it puts a black eye on old city. >> reporter: now, we checked and the last time the

from south jersey to the lehigh valley, we check in now with and dr -- andrea cline-thomas. >> reporter: this fan definitely helps. take a look around me. a lot of people out here have some sort of beverage in their hand. water, as we all know, is the best way to help replenish yourself if you're dehydrated. but there are tents to provide a little bit of shade. there are also misting areas, water fountains, things like that to help people stay cool, but it does not seem to be stopping people to come out and enjoy all of the music. bethlehem ems has this warning, though, for visitors. >> if you stop sweating, that's very bad. if you start feeling confused and weaks are that's the beginning of heat exposure. >> reporter: now, this is the last weekend of this ten-day music festival. tonight the big act is lady antebellum. the doors just opened not too long ago. again, people are just out here despite the heat enjoying the music. >> thanks for that, andrea. as i mentioned, just a moment ago randy talked to you about that heat line in philadelphia. that number is right there on your screen,

he was supposed to start tonight, so they've called up phil cline to take his place.pson could come up for nola's next start. nola has really struggled the last two months. but he just started to feel the pain after his last outing here. they could shut him down for the rest of the season. but he hopes to pitch again. >> i definitely want to. i'm definitely going to do everything that i need to do to get recovered with this. and really hope i can be back at the end of the year. >> end of the year, could be a while. gomez has been placed on the paternity list. someone else is going to close out the game tonight and maybe a few more. >>> umpires have been seen ejecting managers. but bob davidson tossed a fan who kept yelling at him. catcher cameron rough said he had never seen that before. the eagles, they are at running back right now, small would miss today's practice with a quad strain. could miss a few more days. ryan matthews still hasn't practiced yet. >>> we weren't allowed to shoot video during the hitting session, but doug peterson brought back the pads and hit

nbc 10 is your official eagles station and aundrea cline-thomas takes us to the feel for today's opene. >> reporter: thousands of eagles fans filled the stands at the linc. >> i want to see a lot of touchdown passes. >> reporter: hoping a player would slap their hand or give an autograph while watching the team practice. for some like jalen wright, it's their first time. >> i think carson wentz is good. i think he'll be a better quarterback. >> reporter: the crowd roared as carson wentz came out of the tunnel. the quarterback showed up despite not being able to play in most of the preseason games due to an injury. >> hopefully this is just a blip and an early warning for him to not do those things where he can get hurt. >> reporter: at this practice, the military shared the spotlight as players shook their hands and thanked them for their service. >> look up to these guys all their lives, even now after we're out of the military. to see this opportunity where they recognize us, that's a big deal for me. >> reporter: after the fanfare it was all about business. the eagles are in a proc

. >> all those declines, all that tee cline in crimes in black neighborhoods throughout new york city. >> i don't think you can -- that correlates to the 1990 crime bill. >> i agree with. >> it does. >> no. >> the number goes down like this. as the crime right after the crime bill got put into place. so it does core row late, i'm not saying it's the reason that it happens. >> you support the fact that we have people getting arrested -- >> correlates with the global temperature. >> they do -- do they -- >> global have anything to do with -- >> if we go out and save the polar bears crime may go back. i don't want to digress too far. you're sensoring in on the data. we talked about the poverty rates. jobless rates in inner city, national average less than 10%. we see crime down but not in those neighborhoods, economy getting better but nothose neighborhoods where the democrats have been in charge. >> detroit has lost its population by half and when you lose your tax base like that what do they do? they raise taxes. it's impossible for people who are hamstrung by, you know, a lot of publi

. >> rick cline explains that group on immigration is less about getting the minority vote and making white independent voters feel good on the trump's presidency. >> what he's doing is saying that voting for trump is the right thing to do. >> clinton is aiming for red states setting up in set lake city. a state hasn't gone maggie, eyewitness news. >>> brayton delivered a eulogy. jaime began his career in the bronx back in 1969. he worked his way up the nypd rank and left the department in 1996, but cities lives on. >> he was of the 80s and 90s when we took the city back to the city we enjoy today couldn't have happened without the life of john. >> timothy died of lung cancer and was 68-year old. >>> emotional moment from a doctor in florida. a boy defected with a deadly brain eating amoeba is going to surprise. they believe that de leon contracted the virus by swimming in a pool. doctors began giving him a micro drug. he was put into a medically induced comma and test were negative from the amoeba so doctors took out his teething coma. >> for an hour he spoke. [ crying ]. >> story. >

abc political director rick cline and from the "boston globe" tracy. big immigration speech that he is telling us he will be delivering. will there be any surprises? >> we don't know with trump. one of the key question is what is going to happen to the 11 million undocumented immigrants? and what happens law abiding immigrants in this country i will ely. there has been some talk instead of deporting them that they will be able to go and register with their consulate and then come back. i mean, his campaign manager kellyanne conway says he is looking for fair and humane way. will he do that? will he deliver the more hydrocarbon rhetoric that he has been winning the primaries on? >> he certainly has, rick, done the tease? everybody is waiting to hear what he has to say about this. he certainly has stirred up a lot of attention on this. and there has been recent attention whether he has backed off some of his earlier statements about immigration but then he came back and said things are going to stay the same. have at it what do you think? >> all surprise

. >> i got mine at cline field's. >> look at the back, it's gorgeous. >> it's gorgeous. >> look at this. >> hello. beautiful. >> that is beautiful. >> like a bride, you want to look your best on your wedding day. we started with dolce & gabbana liquid foundation. nice coverage, but she looks like herself. >> yeah. >> we added ardelle individual lashes. >> that's what mary uses, the yeah. >> fantastic. gives a natural look. lip color, you got to have a good lip color for that first kiss. this is clinique pop shine. we have lots of colors. she's wearing a neutral, but it comes in a wide variety of shades. >> lauren, is there a lipstick you can wear for that big kiss that doesn't come off? >> well, this stains -- >> not him. >> it's nice and moisturizing, too. >> what about for the nails? >> nails. you got to see the ring. can you show off your ring? >> this is the reader pick. >> so pretty. so feminine. >> you're fiance's not watching, is she -- >> is this the dress? that's fine. >> not bad luck anymore. hi, you look lovely. >> mother of the bride we have here. >> yes. >> go this way. uh-

. >> carrie cline live for us in kokomo yes. >>> business and buildings being toppled over, they look like a deck of cards. >> 165-mile-an-hour winds will knock down a lot of stuff. that's certainly what we saw in indiana yesterday. here's a picture during our storm team 4 radar. during the outbreak, kokomo, indiana, this is yesterday afternoon, a lot of thunderstorm activity out there yesterday. 8 reported tornadoes out there. we'll have to wait and see how many actually being confirmed, but it sure was a rough day in indiana yesterday. that severe weather today will stay well to our north. we will not be worrying at today. any rain chances for today, thunderstorm chances will be northern maryland, panhandle of west virginia and out in the shenandoah valley. right now, temperatures have cooled only into the upper 60s to around 70. so a much mylar start to the day than we've seep the last couple of mornings and the humidity is starting to build as well and a warming trend is tarting to take place. today's high will be up near 90 degrees. 30% chance of storms today. mainly along the i-

. >> reporter: at the airport the chinese are building a new terminal, one of many projects cline hasnderway in african nations. there are many chinese in africa. some engaged in wholesale slaughter and exportation of elephant ivory and rhino horns. the chinese cite that other thanks including the u.s. have some level of trade in illegal ivory. laws in the u.s. and europe are weeding such illegal trade out. >> 90% of illegal ivory right now from africa is getting into china. >> reporter: here in zambia held in secret locations such as this, the u.s. fish and wildlife authority placed sniffer dogs to root out ivory tusks and rhino horns with some success. ess. slaughter continues because of demand. china's new wildlife law is placing consumption over conservation by emphasizing. >> organization and nature exploitation is the base for the flaw. protection is the exception. >> reporter: if the chinese protect two of their own sacred species. >> they revere pandas. but more than pandas they revere their own elephants. they are not concerned about elephants and rhinos and other wildlife in

. >> host: what can cline china do to undo some of the negative effects? >> guest: i think one thing they will do is raise the retirement age. in china you can retire at 50 years old. so they will do that but that is unpopular, too. they are trying to build up social service safety nets and have made great inroads but it is not enough. not by far. >> host: when you look at the legacy of the one-child policy is there anything in there that makes you say well, this was a good thing. this part was a good thing. >> guest: i think what was a good thing was what came before that. you know, china started off in the path a lot of others to. we tend to confuse the one-child policy with the end all be all. it was more of a graduated process. china started doing the things other populations did to control population growth like making more contraception available and teaching in schools and encouraging more equality for the sexes. these were all good things but they decided they needed to juice it up economically and take this extreme approach and that is when it all

cline is a stand up guy, man, most guys would take their cheap shot and run away. >> not me, man. >>s right. you are a stand up. watters on deck asking folks what they think about the convention now that he they're over. >> preview of college pregnancy is an exciting time, but you may experience common discomforts. introducing trunatal from one a day. trunatal is a new line of products designed to address discomforts with nausea relief and regularity support. add trunatal from one a day for relief and support you can trust. >>> back of the book segment tonight, "watters world," the thank god the conventions are over edition. pretty simple because watters is a simple man and so am i as you know. we sent the intrepid correspondent to talk to the folks. ♪ ♪ >> what did you think about the convention? >> which convention? >> which convention? >> i can't believe it. how about you guys? >> i can't believe it. >> the convention? they were great. they were very much informative, but, you know -- >> do you know what conventions i'm talking about? >> i don't know. >> what did you think of the

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meteorologist krystal cline is going to explain how it helps us a better neighborhood forecast. right, krystal? >> reporter: yeah, you know, this thing is amazing. we showed you yesterday some of the inside of the vehicle. now i want to give you a full tour on the outside of the vehicle. now, we've got a lot down here. i'm not going to pull that out because it's raining. storm ranger 10 doing just what it was intended to do, picking up where the rain is. that panel helps us actually control the radar. and there you can see that dome is set up on a hydraulic system. that's how we lift that dome, and turn it on, so that we can gather that most important data, that closest data for you guys right where the storms are falling. which, again, right now we're in morgantown. then we go around the truck, bear with me as we go around, it's a long, long vehicle here. you've got your driver's side. a full cab, very comfortable for our driver as well as our reporter or meteorologist. and on top of the truck we've got the weather station. that gives us information on temperatures, wind speeds

. >> i think somebody wrote, my pal at abc, rick cline, took his immigration policy and shot it in the middle of fifth avenue. >> right. >> he is testing the premise. testing the premise of how die hard are his supporters. >> and congressman liked the comparison of the ceo. if the ceo. done this he would be indicted for fraud. this is fraud in inducement. there is a legal term when you make a promise to somebody. you get something of value from them. as a result of that promise. then you break it. this is what got him in trouble at trump university. i suspect it'll get him in trouble with his own supporters. >> i say successful leaders in any field have core principles and core beliefs. i think people are seeing that trump has done. >> i guess the only flip -- that goes back to 87. if he flipped on trade, perry, then that point it proves every criticism which ted cruz's chief terrorism and he has in ideological core. >> i don't know where he is exactly. moving away from that issue. wall he is still with. trade. if he became more politically correct, that would be a big flip as well. tr

i don't have any american examples time being.or the there's more research we can borrow from our clines. south america, and columbia. had an economy mainly dominated by low-tech anufacturing, poultry productions, footwear, that sort of thing. ast forward a couple of years and you find that now that manufacturing is more high-tech, manufacturing, lots of & d investment, growing so forth.d they made sure that the industry and developing and commercializing innovative technologies, instead of and refining and selling petroleum. we matters to us and what find from a lot of our case studies is it doesn't matter who does it. hat matters is that it gets done. and it wasn't the city of done.manga that got things it was the private sector that got things done. they had a strong and socially chambers of commerce. which is a leader in bringing together not just the private the city also government, the state government and the national government. made sure th ey that, you know, investments were ade in developing not just technical, but also managerial capital within the city and they of human ghe

jeffrey cline says it's not all fun and games. >> we have to be opening the door to dangerous sexual predators. >> reporter: the senator conducted a study that shows children playing the popular augmented reality game have been unknowingly steered to locations near sex offenders' homes. governor cuomo has restricted sex offenders under community supervision from using the pokemon go app. >> i think that's wonderful. they need to keep them away from chirp. >> reporter: parents here in makes them feel a little bit more comfortable about their kids playing the game, although they will still talk to their kids about being aware of their surroundings. >> with the sex offenders, you never know who's a sex offender, who's not. >> state senator klein said there's a problem. the state needs the help of the app developers. >> the second piece of my legislation would require any augments game maker to police their own games. we still have not heard from the makers of pokemon go on what they're going to do to prott >> reporter: the state senator hopes other states create similar legislation, to