. >> let's begin with erin coleman in our breaking news center with more on today's developments. >> we just got new video of today's raid. armed security blasted the door open in order to get into the suspect's home. unmarked cars appeared on the street and 30 officers locked down that entire area. neighbors say people who lived there kept to themselves and would often come and go at night. cell phone video shows the chaos that erupted after the blast went off. you can see people running toward the exits. the turmoil children became separated from parents and friends. people are now using social media hunting for people still missing. they are circulating names a photos. one mother is still searching for her 15-year-old daughter. >> i'm really sick. i don't know where she is. i don't know if she's alive even yet. >> hundreds of people gathered outside city hall in manchester to hold a vigil for the victim. then there was a moment of silence at bucking ham palace. queen elizabeth and members of the royal family paused before the state of the garden party in the palace gardens. ariana

i'm erin coleman, nbc10 news. >> and lester holt is in jerusalem reporting on president trump's trip. "nbc nightly news" with lester holt is live from the old city right after nbc10 news at 6:00 anchs crash between a school bus and a car sent two students to the hospital this morning. it happened at the intersection of harmony road. the bus was carrying about 30 students from the high school. the driver of the toyota prius failed to yield and drove into the bus. everyone involved is expected to be okay. >>> tonight the community and local leaders will unite to stand against violence. this comes two days after someone shot nine people in north philadelphia. those shootings happened saturday night at 23rd and sergeant streets. the victims range from 17 to 26 years old. they were listening to music when two men approached and started shooting. many of the victims are still recovering. no arrests have been made. tonight's call to peace rally starts at 6:00 at 23rd and huntington streets. >> some pennsylvania prosecutors are pushing to reinstate mandatory minimum sentences. recently those

we're live, erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to our weather now and that glow that the good news will soon be going away. the umbrellas were out as the rain came down. things are far from picture perfect. a to devoid of sun. >> we are keeping our eye on the radar where there are storms moving out west. but as is often the case, whether or not you get wet depends on where you live. this is where that neighborhood weather comes into play. let's get right to first alert meteorologist glenn schwartz. >> some big changes on the way. >> this picture will not look like this by this time tomorrow. once again, overcast, the tops of the buildings cut off by the low clouds. and it is getting a little bit foggy around here too. and that will continue during the night. the last of today's showers are exiting while we watch for another area in central pennsylvania. so the last of the ones in that pretty much in cape may county here. and fairly heavy rain near avalon right now. that will be moving offshore within the next hour or so. then we watch these storms in central and western pennsylvani

erin coleman is joining us now. not an ounce of bitterness on his part. >> pretty amazing. what's important now is he's with the people that he loves. he's trying to make up for lost time. nearly a quarter of a a century of lost time. >> they knocked that down and turned it into something else. >> shawn thomas is getting to know philadelphia again after 24 years. a a city that's changed a lot. a city he was forced to leave behind decades earlier. >> you definitely appreciate more about life once it's taken from you. you appreciate it a lot more. >> in 1990 he was a teen when he was convicted of murdering a businessman in north philly. a murder hen didn't commit. what kept him going? >> family, prayer, hope. >> and after 24 years the judge overturned the conviction. new evidence confirmed his alibi. >> i knew in my heart it was coming. i just didn't know when. >> reporter: so now for the tirs time in more than two decades. he has the freedom to choose what he wants to do. >> smell the trees and see the sun. >> reporter: who he eats and who he spends time with. this morning h

. >> reporter: erin coleman, nbc 10 newses. >> such good people. i'm sure they'll continue to be blessed even more now. >> and give back. amazing. i like he updated the man cave. >> he did. looking good. the family is now taking grant applications for nonprofits. we have put a link to the foundation on our website, nbc 10.com. >>> also tonight, comedian jim brewer hosted a comedy show for a police officer in gloucester county. it was held at punch line comedy club. the officer's wife danielle was six months pregnant when she was diagnosed with cancer in february. she delivered their baby boy jake before losing her battle with cancer three days later. the gofundme page raised nearly $93,000 for max and his family and all the money from tonight will be donated to them. >>> more honors tonight for a comedian and philly native kevin hart. the award recognizes individuals for impact on the region. hart accepted the award at the philadelphia museum of art and got a tour. we sat down with hart tonight to talk about what the award means to him. >> i'm a ph

. >>> nbc 10 erin coleman has a look at what's coming up this afternoon. >> hi.ll have complete coverage on the breaking news. a mistrial in the case of creato after joo jurors couldn't decide if he murdered his son. >>> plus, here comes the sun, the new mission to get closer to the sun than ever before and good-byes are never easy. a caught on camera moment that is sure to warm your heart. those stories and more on nbc 10 at 4:00. back to you. >> thanks. >>> now to a story that erin mentioned, our top story, the judge in the last hour declared a mistrial after a jury couldn't reach a verdict. creato will face a new trial in the case. the date is set for july 59. h -- july 5th. you can get updates on nbc 10 app. thanks for watching. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. for krystal klei and all of us here at nbc 10 -- actually we'll check in with krystal klei here. >>> the clouds are starting to break finally. it's boosting up the temperatures. >> nice. >> i know. the temperatures will make it to tup the upper 70s. we'll be updating you at 4:00, 5:00 and 6

erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> president trump told nato leaders to pay their fair share on defense during the summit. the president had been urging leaders to give up to a 2011 decision. it was to increase spending on defense of 2% of the gross domestic product. but not everyone has done that. >> they are not paying what they should be paying ask what they are supposed to be paying for their defense. this is not fair to the people ask taxpayers of the united states. >> germany would have to double its military budget spending more money on defense than russia. >>> want i want you to look at this. an audiocassetwkward moment as d a nato leader out of the way. ask move him aside. >> new details on the plane crash last week. the ntsb issued a preliminary report this morning. it says the pilots turned too late upon approach which caused the plane to go down. the report says the plane was late making its final turn for approach. they have the voice recorder and are tribing it. >>> philadelphia patients, health experts met today to talk about the impact of repealing the affordable care act. phi

i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm jim rosenfeld. hear seen it before and has advice for daters everywhere. >> if you meet somebody that's too good to be true, it's not true. >> that turned out to be the unhappy ending a a supposed love story that started online. christian mingle, a popular dating site, where a westchester woman reportedly met of man of her dreams. according to investigators his online love letters were laced with a scam. he had an investment opportunity for her in a nigerian oil company. hundreds of thousands of dollars later, it proved to be a hoax. >> they play on people's goodness. >> reporter: with more than 25 years of experience in relationship and marriage counseling, arlene foreman says anyone can fall prey to the charms of a con artist. why it's important to be wary. >>

i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm jim rosenfeld. a counsel hear seen it before and has advice for daters everywhere. >> if you meet somebody that's too good to be true, it's not true. >> that turned out to be the unhappy ending a a supposed love story that started online. christian mingle, a popular dating site, where a westchester woman reportedly met of man of her dreams. according to investigators his online love letters were laced with a scam. he had an investment opportunity for her in a nigerian oil company. hundreds of thousands of dollars later, it proved to be a hoax. >> they play on people's goodness. >> reporter: with more than 25 years of experience in relationship and marriage counseling, arlene foreman says anyone can fall prey to the charms of a con artist. why it's important to be wary. >> scammers cons are really, really, really seeming real. they come on fast. >> international, needed money 0 get back to the united states. >> reporter: melanie, center city, who dated online was megging with a potential date when al