i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. up next, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt at a special time. we'll see you back here at 11:00. have a great evening. >>> tonight, inside the strike from the war room. the u.s. tomahawk attack in syria, how will assad respond? tonight a war of words as russia lashes out and the trump administration warning its prepared to take further action. >>> nbc news exclusive, the military options for north korea presented to president trump. sources say they include placing nuclear weapons in south korea or killing kim jong un. we have the controversial plans. >>> truck attack terror slamming into a department store, dead and injured in the street. who is behind this? >>> slashing your bills by hiring someone else to do it for you. a family saving big. >>> and fantastic four, wait until you see what these competitive quadruplets accomplish. "nightly news" begins right now.

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good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield.long is joining us live from the police department. >> has the surviving victim spoken about what happened? >> reporter: i can tell you detectives did speak to the lone survivor, but so far, he has been uncontinuative. he remains in critical condition can. he may not realize his trends are deceased. detectives will speak to him again this evening. on the same sidewalk where 25 bullets went flying, a matter of footsteps from a playground. >> they get frustrated and blow stuff out of proportion. >> police say the motive was an argument between the two groups of men, but so far they can't say why. >> i cannot because so far we haven't gotten any witnesses at

i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. thanks for joining us tonight.w. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- aaron paul, keri russell, musical guest 2 chainz

live in our breaking news center, jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news. erin? >> jim, thank you. >>> a shooting overnight in philadelphia left a man in critic many condition. the gunfire missed another man sleeping in a home nearby. the gunfire erupted in the city's opvont neighborhood. police heard the gun shot and saw a car speeding away seeing someone throw two weapons out of the wind. one of the bullets went through a window and lodged in a man's bed. >>> get this, police say someone is throwing nails on the streets. police say they're searching for a man, this guy on the screen we're about to show you. here he is. caught on surveillance video throwing roofing nails. two dozen cars reporting damage. we talked to a man to filealed the police report who is glad he found the damage when he did. >> if i didn't catch this, hear it flip-flopping while driving, you know i don't know what would have happened, if i'd have geke driving with it. >> reporter: if you recognize this man, violet police want to hear from you. >>> new information, meantime, about a fire in c

good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. the target was isis. the u.s.itary. dropped the 21,000-pound bomb. this video of testing of the bomb is the first ever combat use of it. lauren mayk is joining us in studio to spoke with military expert about why this weapon may have been used. >> the retired colonel i spoke with once served with the man who is now a general and commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan. he has confidence in him and calls this mother of all bombs impressive. >> the mass haddive weapon was dropped from an aircraft over afghanistan. on his 84th day in office, president trump declaring success. >> we have incredible leaders in the military and we have incredible military. and we are very proud of them. this was another very successful mission. before he took office. >> i would bomb the hell out of isis, yes. >> why this weapon now? we spoke with retired u.s. army colonel. >> it's ae

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london.fternoon the press secretary tried to clarify this comment. >> someone like hitler do didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. >> sean spicer is comparing hitler to syria's president, who unleashed a chemical attack on his people last week. hitler's nazi military murdered millions of jewish people during the holocaust by using chemical gas. >> the comments come in the midst of passover, an important jewish holiday. >> just since 4:00, there are new developments on this incl e including from house democratic leader nancy pelosi. she claims that sean spicer is, quote, down playing the horror of the holocaust. she says he should lose his job and the president should disavow his comments. made in an official briefing today. >> the comments from the press secretary came as he addressed the situation in syria and thn took a a tush. >> we didn't use chemical weapons in it world war ii. you had someone like hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. >> reporter: this reference t

jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news. >> it requires a serious response. more than 100 people including at least 30 children were killed tuesday. a syrian doctor treating victims describing the horrific symptoms. >> the muscle is weak. >> the doctor also described patients becoming paralyzed after the attack. syria's foreign minister is denying his government used chemical weapons against his own people. the syrian army bombed an al qaeda warehouse that housed chemical weapons. >>> turning to this. if you're taking amtrak, we have good news. the ceo says full rail service will be restored by tomorrow morning. crews have been fixing the rails after two derailments in the past two weeks. >> amtrak was on the hot seat in washington over safety on the rails. mitch blocker has been following this issue since the amtrak crash back in 2015. >> that is the train safety technology that's designed to slow a speeding train. but federal regulators latest reports show some will not be able to pick up the signal to slow down. 11 months later amtrak killed two maintenanc

. >> here's jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> we have a brutal beating that's caught on camera nbc 10 spoke to the victim. why he says he's looking for a stroke of luck when he was attacked. >>> also bill o'reilly out at fox news channel. a local women's group weighs in. en op the sexual harassment scandal. >>> and it may be be cloudy, but it's not going to be cold tonight. 50s overnight. and a big warm-up on the way. we'll talk about that with your first alert forecast coming up. >>> we're following two breaking news stories at this hour. a jury found eric frein guilty for the ambush style attack that left one state. trooper dead and another wounded. we have a live report in just a moment. >>> but first, if you're gathering new information about breaking news we have been following in delaware. police shot and killed a man in wilmington following a short chase. sky force 10 is live over where the chase ended on philadelphia pike. you can see there's a lot of officers there. at least one car right now. police started following the man after 2:00 this afternoon as part of a sepa

jim rosenfield and jacqueline london are heading up our coverage from draft headquarters. >> a big night for the city of philadelphia, guys. >> it sure is. really the third of three big events for the city in the last couple years. we had the hope along the franklin parkway. we had the democratic national convention and now the big draft that's going to take place on the famous steps behind tonight. >> for those in the immediate vicinity and around the parkway, it could lead to frustration with road closures. but when you think about the economic impact, it is significant. >> just see a stream of people walking along the parkway. this event is about more than just the draft. there's fun for people of all ages. >> crowds are get iting a close look inside the nfl draft experience. it covers 25 football fields making it the largest festival ever put on by the nfl. deanna durante has been checking it out. >> no shortage of things to do. take your pick. >> that's right. it all depends on what you want to do. you can fly high on a zip line or head down to a pint-sized football field. we showed

that's the latest, jim rosenfield, nbc10 news. back to you. >> thank you. >>> back here in the united states. egypt's president spent the day at the white house. aids to president trump say he hopes to reboot the relationship with egypt's leader. they talked about collaborating against isis and bolt sterg egypt's failing economy. >> we are very much behind president el-sisi. he's done a fantastic job in a difficult situation. we are very much behind egypt and the people of egypt. >> some consider mr. trump's support for egypt controversial. egypt's president is known for abusing human rights. >> president trump son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner is in iraq. he flew there with the chairman of the u.s. joint chiefs of staff. he's meeting with iraqi leaders, senior uz advisors and u.s. forces to get updates on the counterer isis campaign in iraq and syria. >> a supreme court showdown, a delaware senator pushed democrats over-the-top to block president trump's supreme court pick. >> now republicans are considering a rule chan

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. "nbc nightly news" with lester holt is next. . >>> tonight, showdown over the wall. president trump demands money to pay for it and not from mexico. democrats say no chance. an escalating fight days to avert a government shut down. >>> breaking his silence, former president obama, what he signalled today about leading the charge against trump. >>> new uproar on a plane, an american airlines flight attendant allegedly grabbed a stroller from a mom, nearly hitting her babies. how her case is tied to the dragged united passenger. >>> black market medicine, unable to afford the pumped up prices, parents taking desperate measures to get the insulin their children need. >>> and the oscar goes to fay dun away talking about the botched envelope. what she was thinking in that awkward

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. we'll see you back here at 11:00 tonight. "nbc nightly news" with lester holt is up next. . >>> tonight, ready to strike? from here in south korea the night mare scenario telling us a desperate dictator is prepared to use nuclear weapons to hit the u.s. tonight inside the nerve center tracking the threat. >>> subway bombing, explosions ripping the metro. 11 dead dens injured and visiting nearby. >>> supreme showdown, democrats and republicans on a collision course that could change the u.s. senate forever. >>> deadly outbreak, at least five killed as deadly storms carve a deadly path across the south and tonight millions remain at risk and flying clear, late word about harrison ford after the airport landing scare. "nightly news" begins

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. this storm system is just hours away from our area as you see right there on radar. we have issued a first alert for tomorrow for the severe storm threat. up to 3 inches of rain could fall in some areas and that could trigger flooding. plus gusting winds up to 60 miles per hour. tammie souza is tracking what that means for you in her most accurate forecast. going to be a messy day tomorrow. >> it is. severe weather is possible for tomorrow. we're going to hop right into it. we're looking at the biggest threat being flooding. flooding rains perhaps we could see anywhere between 2 to 3 inches of rain there on top of the already saturated grounds. the i-95 corridor, damaging winds and flooding. so heavy rain along with maybe some microbursts from the severe storms. south jersey, strong to severe storms are possible including heavy rain. and then southern delaware, you potentially could be facing the biggest threat for severe thunderstorms. microbursts are possible, but just to the south

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. the girl was found safe. today, we learned she was sexually assaulted. >> police have been scouring for clues at the victim's neighborhood on sugar plum court and banning park where she was found. >> we're life in the park with me details on the search for this attacker. police call this guy a monster. >> and the fbi is now assisting local police on this case. as authorities are warning parents to be vigilant about their children playing outside. the suspect still on the loose tonight. police say he left the girl here at banning park by herself after the abduction. tonight, witnesses tell us what they saw. >> reporter: newcastle county police go door to door in the plum run neighborhood looking for any surveillance video. >> see if they saw anything or heard anything. >> reporter: detectives hunting for clues, including these tire tracks. >> his hair was like a dark black color. i guess he dyed it because it didn't look natural. >> reporter: children here saw it happen. witnesses say the man pulled up in a da

i'm jim rosenfield. up next, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. we'll 11:00.ave a great evening. >>> tonight, knocked out, power failures hit major cities triggering commuter cha chaos, rescues and a struggle to get back online. what caused it? >>> massive tax cut. president trump's new promise as he nears the end of his first 100 days, a benchmark he once embraced but now calls ridiculous. >>> momen of terror, dramatic new video of an isis inspired attacker opening fire in paris. tonight the american family who looked him right in the eye. >>> life on the run, new details in that alleged teacher student kidnapping. the victim finally headed home. >>> hotel hackers, a massive breach at major chains. how cyber thieves are targeting your vacation and business travel. >>> and the puzzle master, the man behind the brain teasers that

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. we first told you about this story last night. the kids were leaving hunting ton park. >> and they tell us they were attacked again. brandon? >> reporter: family members say it was some of the same group that jumped the two teenagers at this intersection of erie and whitaker. this was the company's first day without any parents or friends. it happened as the couple left the carnival and walked over here to be picked up. that's when a large group jumped them and it was all caught on camera. the now viral cell phone video starts with one punch on an unsuspecting jayla santana. seconds later, santana and her boyfriend are attacked by a swarm of teenagers, a tragic end to a first date. that's why santana can't sleep at night. sdplz tha >> that's all i hear is me screaming. >> she was still in a neck brace when we spoke to her today. she and her boyfriend showed us their scars. this was santana after the brawl, in an emergency room with a concussion. >> i blacked out at one point. >> as soon as she came in, she had to go straight into

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. he claims the restaurant where this all happened is at fault as well. keith jones is outside the restaurant and those pictures get your attention so what's the story behind them? >> reporter: i got that one tonight. according to this lawsuit right here, the guy was sitting down at the bar, pad did i whack, he claimed the guy behind it was ignoring him when he finally got served that the guy through a glass at his face. >> it hits my topped teeth and nose and it shattered across my face and i had one of my cuts was right here that i had to get stitched up. >> reporter: bruised and bloodied this is what he looked like after the september incident. >> i have to look in the mirror and i see all these scars and i'm just like it brings me back to that moment. >> reporter: doctors worked on him at the hospital. he was studying to be a physici physician's assistant. he needed 20 surgeries. the video system wasn't working the night the glass was thrown and seeks more than $50,000 in damages. i want the other side of the story so we paid a trip to the bar in ques

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. "nbc nightly news" with lester holt is next. . >>> tonight, showdown over the wall. president trump demands money to pay for it and not from mexico. democrats say no chance. an escalating fight days to avert a government shut down. >>> breaking his silence, former president obama, what he signalled today about leading the charge against trump. >>> new uproar on a plane, an american airlines flight attendant allegedly grabbed a stroller from a mom, nearly hitting her babies. how her case is tied to the dragged united passenger. >>> black market medicine, unable to afford the pumped up prices, parents taking desperate measures to get the insulin their children need. >>> and the oscar goes to fay dun away talking about the botched envelope. what she was thinking in that awkward moment. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening. like a team trying to put more points on the board

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. we'll see you back here at 11:00 tonight. "nbc nightly news" with lester holt is up next. . >>> tonight, ready to strike? from here in south korea the night mare scenario telling us a desperate dictator is prepared to use nuclear weapons to hit the u.s. tonight inside the nerve center tracking the threat. >>> subway bombing, explosions ripping the metro. 11 dead dens injured and visiting nearby. >>> supreme showdown, democrats and republicans on a collision course that could change the u.s. senate forever. >>> deadly outbreak, at least five killed as deadly storms carve a deadly path across the south and tonight millions remain at risk and flying clear, late word about harrison ford after the airport landing scare. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight from south korea. >>> good evening from the american base just a few minutes flying time in one of these jets behind us to the dms. we come to you from south korea after president trump yesterday dramatical

. >> jim rosenfield and jacqueline london are there for all the action right now. >> they join us live from our draft headquarters on the parkway. >> we are live along the ben fra franklin parkway. >> the main event will determine these athlete's futures is is less than four hours away. it you don't have a ticket, you can come down to the parkway for the nfl experience. kick a field goal, run the 40-yard dash and new this year, ride up 100 yards zip line. i'd do it. >> i'll do it if you do it. >> team effort. >> deanna durante was there as the first of the fans got to experience the fun. she joins us live with more about the party on the parkway. >> if any indication, there's probably a lot of empty seats in schools around the tri-state area today. many parents probably pending some interesting notes. today was a family affair. for the young estefans, it's hard to tell who is more excited. them or the parents. >> i came to see to have a great experience. >> for this 9-year-old, he's hoping the eagles will listen to his experience and pick his first round draft choice. he habit contacte

jim rosenfield will host it. a lot of reasons to watch. >>> on the verge of a verdict in the eric frein trial. >> how prosecutors wrapped up their case against the man b charged in a deadly ambush on pennsylvania state police. >>> and later preventing another deadly tragedy. the work philadelphia's fire commissioner says still needs to be done now two years after a female firefighter was killed in the line of duty. >>> and helping a family bounce back. new at 6:00, the community is is stepping up to raise money for a little boy who saved loves ones from a fire. >>> the jury will soon decide the fate of eric frein, who is accused of the deadly ambush on pennsylvania state barracks. >> the prosecution and defense rested their cases. closing arguments set for tomorrow. >> randy gyllenhaal was inside the courtroom with some insight into what the jury will now consider. >> reporter: today was the final day of testimony. tomorrow closing arguments approaching the end of a two and a half year ordeal. on the verge of a v

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield.system is just hours away from our area as you see right there on radar. we have issued a first alert for tomorrow for the severe storm threat. up to 3 inches of rain could fall in some areas and that could trigger flooding. plus gusting winds up to 60 miles per hour. tammie souza is tracking what that means for you in her most accurate forecast. going to be a messy day tomorrow. >> it is. severe weather is possible for tomorrow. we're going to hop right into it. we're looking at the biggest threat being flooding. flooding rains perhaps we could see anywhere between 2 to 3 inches of rain there on top of the already saturated grounds. the i-95 corridor, damaging winds and flooding. so heavy rain along with maybe some microbursts from the severe storms. south jersey, strong to severe storms are possible including heavy rain. and then southern delaware, you potentially could be facing the biggest threat for severe thunderstorms. microbursts are possible, but just to the

good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. here's a look at the accusations against lieutenant governor mike stack. he ask his wife were verbally abusive towards staff and state lisp. there are report he is ordered details to clear traffic during trips, a violation of state policy. today he spoke out about the investigation for the very first time. >> both of us are deeply sorry for offending anybody. >> we have lauren mayk to ask about the investigation. she joins us live. you just heard from the governor's office within the past hour. what did he say? >> the governor's office has not wanted to talk about this. usually the investigation are are kept underwraps, but the governor's office now acknowledging it and saying that it they have not yet received the report on it. all of this putting the state's top two executives in an awkward position as the reelection campaign looms.

i'm jim rosenfield. >> three people were hurt in the weekend's gunfire there and as ted greenberg reportsb is blaming gangs for the gunfire. >> reporter: police tell me two of the wounded victims are still in the hospital. the gunfire rang out in two different locations here, terrorizing people both inside and outside this nightclub. >> people started running out and saying they're shooting inside. >> reporter: first bullets fly inside grant plaza in downtown vineland. then -- people running to escape more gunfire behind the nightclub even after police arrive. >> that don't make sense, the cops here you still shooting. >> reporter: sam fowler owns this restaurant a couple doors away and started streaming the chaos on facebook live around 1:30 saturday morning. investigators believe three men were shot inside grant plaza club management disputes that on its facebook page, the club also says, its security group with metal detecters made sure measures were being enforced and blamed gang members for the violence. >> it's happening all the time. put the guns down. >> reporter: police say they

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. rosemary connors is joining us live.mary, what are the holidays traditions you've taken in today? >> reporter: for many the tradition is going to church on this good friday, while the service for the passion of christ ended a short while ago here at the basilica, the doors are still open for anyone who wants to come in and pray to observe this solemn day in the christian faith. ♪ on one of the holiest days of the year for christians, parishioners packed pews to listen to "the passion of christ." ♪ through the streets of center city, a procession observing the way of the cross symbolized the suffering jesus endured good friday. >> opened the gates of heaven taking on the sins of the world and we remember that. >> means it's time to get with your family and close friends. >> oh, my god. i feel like they're my family. >> reporter: at this bakery in south philadelphia, this weekend is one. busiest of the year with loyal patrons picking up traditional treats. >> got the ham pies.

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield.live look at the ben franklin parkway where crews are working furiously to get the stage ready at the art museum steps right there. tonight all lanes of the ben franklin parkway will be closed from 20th street to the art museum and kelly drive will be closed at fairmount avenue. >> all of that starts at 7:00. lauren mayk has been tracking every round of these draft closures. now she's mapping out phase 3 for us live along the parkway. lauren. >> reporter: these lanes here, the outer lanes of the ben franklin parkway, these are only going to be open to traffic for about another 50 something minutes then they'll be completely off limits to cars and these closures we're talking about tonight and tomorrow, these are the big ones. these are the ones that are going to have you going around this entire area instead of going through it. in center city the orange signs arrive before the team colors telling drivers they'll have to make some adjustments for the nfl draft. >> they blocked us off a

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. thanks for joining us tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- aaron paul, keri russell, musical guest 2 chainz featuring gucci mane, and the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 632. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] that's a hot crowd tonight. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] this is the show to be at. welcome. thank you for being here. here's what everyone's talking about, of course, it's "the oscars." did you see "the oscars" last night? it was -- [ cheers ] it was a great show. i thought jimmy kimmel did a a great job hosting. congrats to jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] he's always good. but did you see what happened at the end? [ laughter ] the producers of "la la land" went up on stage after the