nbc philadelphia. >>> i'm danny pommels.weather affects the eagles game in washington on sunday, it won't be the first time. demarco murray back on the field. will he play sunday? that's next. >>> danny pommels from comcast sportsnet. according to a report, desean jackson will not play against the eagles nursing that hamstring. hurricane joaquin could impact the game. as chip kelly reminds us, he's no stranger to mother nature's wrath. >> he played the one game here two years ago against detroit when we were told we would get a light dusting after halftime. i remember going out in pregame and saying that's a lot more than a dusting. i don't know what happened in the 15 to 20 minutes in the locker room. i couldn't see my feet. you had to make do with it. >> that was a treacherous drive to work that day. nonetheless, good news for the eagles. demarco murray was a full participant at practice today. here's murray today. >> whenever you miss a game, it kills you a little bit inside. as a competitor, you want to be practicing eve

all you have to do is follow us on periscope, our address is nbc philadelphia. we'll see you there. >> the goal is to eliminate homelessness. >> the federal government and local programs helping the homeless are at odds over how to accomplish their goals, the feds plan to cut money to training programs and use it on permanent housing. >> they are going to live there forever at taxpayer expense. >> the idea is to help people get off public housing. that should be the goal. >> we take our question to the department of housing and urban development and introduce you to a woman trying to get back on her feet but worried the program helping her will soon shut down. >> that might make it be that we are homeless. >> today at 4:00 p.m. for the investigators i'm mitch blacher, "nbc 10 news." >> on to this now. an emotional surprise. that's what phillies legend darren daulton got at his golf outing yesterday. take a look. >> if there was any way in the world they would have been here tonight you can say they would have. that's why they are here tonight with you. >> how ab

live this morning in the 19th district in west philadelphia, george spencer, "nbc 10 news." >>> thanks, george. a philadelphia hospital is the apologizing for what it's calling a mistake. st. christopher's hospital investigating how a baby may have received 10 times the proper dose of chemotherapy. we introduced you to isaac harrison. he has a rare form of cancer. the baby is now being treated at a different hospital but st. christopher's continues to communicate with the family. >> first thing i want to say is how sorry we at st. christopher's for children are that this mistake happened. >> st. christopher's says administrators are looking to see what changes to protocol may be made that could include reeducating staff on medication delivery and ordering. >> this morning we're hearing from the family of a little girl killed in a road rage shooting in new mexico. the parents of lily garcia are speaking out. allen garcia was driving when he was cut off by a car. according to garcia he made a gesture to the other driver and that's when the car pulled up next to his truck and the other dr

that's the way to fly, northeast philadelphia, katie zachary. nbc 10 news. the ridley department sent us these photos in hopes of finding people that vandalize the baseball dugout. people rode through the roof of the dugout. if you know who is responsible, call ridley township police. a teacher in bucks county is under investigation and may be fired after a special needs student fell out of a wheel care and suffered injuries. images of that girl has been online. we murred the images to protect the student's identity. they say it is truly sorry a student entrusted to its care was injured. the girl was in a motorized wheelchair outside when she fell off occurb and landed face down on the pavement. >> i never heard of this. usually it's a good school district. teachers are nice here. >> the student's family hire as lawyer t. teacher is on leave. stool school officials say they are going through the termination process. the lehigh valley murder case against jimmy super fly snuka is headed to trial after his lawyers and prosecutors agreed to bypass the hearing. p

meet the faces of philadelphia's homeless youth next in an nbc 10 digital exclusive. also next, this developing story about a former nba star right now lamar odom is in a hospital fighting for his life. >> sleep for about a month. >> alone and vulnerable, in philadelphia, hundreds of young people in their late teens and early 20s are homeless. they walk the streets, they sleep in parks, or abandoned houses. homeless because of families shattered by drug and alcohol abuse, violence or poverty. they are mostly invisible. nbc 10's team spent time getting to know these kids. vince introduces us to the faces of homeless youth and what is being done to help them. >> reporter: you probably walked by them on the street. sat next to them on the subway. >> i'm not done. i'm probably one of those getting killed. >> young mothers and bright high school and college students and our homeless youth. >> i would sleep anywhere i could for about a month. >> he was 17 sleeping on a couch in the lobby of an apartment building, one time he says he walked from wilmington to philadelphia aft

reporting live in kensington, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> in philadelphia, someone shot a man in the head, killing him. philadelphia police found that man lying on 11th street in west oak lane, officers rushed the man to the hospital but he died. police don't have any suspects or motive at this time. >>> a local family saying thanks for the outpouring of sport since an unfortunate incident told the world they were homeless. nbc 10 was there as chosen 300 ministry provided dinner to michael jones and his family. they were thrust into the spotlight after their 2-year-old son was found walking alone in love park this weekend. it turns out the family had no place to live so they spent the night there, and the toddler wandered away. the story inspired so many people to offer help and the ministry has raised $12,000 in order to provide the family with housing for a year. >> i said i would have never thought it was people out here that would randomly help us or organizations out there to help us. >> the family will be staying in a hotel for a week before moving into housing. meantime, the f

live now in south philadelphia, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, monique. and we have international breaking news this morning. this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded to a group. the national dialogue quartet has been cited for the contributions to the first arab spring movement. the norwegian nobel committee says the quartet established an alternative and peaceful political process at a tile when tunisia was on the brink of civil war. >>> new from overnight in camden county, a man in the hospital after he was stabbed with what police describe as a large knife or sword. nbc 10 on the scene on juniper drive in cherry hill as police took someone away in handcuffs. they have not said what role that person may have played in the stabbing or if he's been charged with any crime. investigators tell us the victim was stabbed in the hand and is expected to be okay. no word yet on a motive. >>> neighbors in southwest philadelphia are hoping that police make a quick arrest after a well-known businessman was brutally attacked. police say the man walked into an

it's nbc philadelphia. we'll see you there. >>> a special surprise for a teenager in south carolina. we'll tell you why this is a homecoming she will never forget. >> plus, coming out. tens of thousands take to the streets to celebrate a major year for lgbt rights. their fight for equality is not over yet. >>> a special homecoming for a south carolina high school student. take a look at this. she was surprised by her dad a u.s. army sergeant during the football game friday night. both were overcome from emotion. her dad got back from kuwait. >> organ donors, kidney patients and family and friends took steps at the kid me walk. local hip-hop artist three way performed. he's committed to bringing awareness to kidney failure after he was diagnosed with that disease last month. the walk raised money for the national kidney foundation and the group says more than 73 million american adults are at risk for kidney disease. >> another walk for a good cause, the annual make a wish fund-raiser brought out 1600 people

guys are like we talked to them. >> good morning, chuck. >> if you want to join in the fight on nbc philadelphia. >> but we are on top of important news for your morning commute today. penn landing bridge is closed for emergency reware. coming up at 6:00 a.m., we will show what you is wrong there and how you can get around that scene. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> a local family is prayers are answered. >> it's all after pope francis' visit to philadelphia. you remember the family, their son family on the tarmac, the pontiff stopped to bless ten-year-old michael and since then, their lives have changed. the family has received nearly $100,000 in donations to buy a new fan, 50,000 came from an unlikely source. >> one person donated $50,000 and i'm in a

periscope, find us, our address is nbc philadelphia. >> we'll see you there. well, two racing greats are getting ready to hang up their hats. we will tell you where you can see them in action before they retire in this area. zplmpl zplmplts. >>> along today, what they're doing at the wells fargo center. truckers are bringing in truckloads of dirt for these guys, monster jam, monster truck drivers display their skills, really, it's a big truck. they crush things t. show starts friday and runs through sunday. that's something you can do indoors within it's raining all weekend, well, as nascar stars arrive, one of nascar's all time greats is putting brakes on his career. tony stewart announced he is retiring after the 2016 season. stewart is a three time sprint cup winner. he says the step away is his own. in august he was involved in a deadly dirt track incident and killed a fellow driver. he was cleared of wrongdoing but has not won a race since that happened. nascar will certainly look different, you may remember jeff gordon is retiring at the end of this seas

the address is nbc philadelphia. we'll talk to some of you in a minute. up next, mets fans had one request last night. they want utley. next where the crowd was all over for his move that broke a mets player's leg. >>. >> temple university will name its school of medicine in honor of the late lewis katz. the former co-owner was killed in a plane crash. he donated $25 million to the school. a 1963 graduate of temple and long time been a factor his contribution is the largest single donation in temple's history. >> a princeton professor says he hopes his nobel prize isn't a dream. >> he won in economics. the announcement came yesterday. he studies poverty and his work raised doubts about anti-poverty programs and aid programs. he accepted the prize over the phone. >> i'm so delighted not just for myself but that this work is being recognized. >> the prize includes a cash award of about $975,000. he doesn't have big plans for the money yet. >> new york mets fans are riding high after a big playoff win but they are still looking for something else. we want ut

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to us, ask us question, find out what you did over the weekend, chat with us on paris scope, nbc philadelphia. i'll see you there. >>> it hasn't happened in 36 years but this morning it is happening. the temple owls football team is ranked in the national polls. the football team. that's right. temple is a perfect 6-0 following the win over central florida saturday night. the owls ranked 22nd in the poll and 24th in the coaches poll. the head coach said he's really happy for his players. >> i think it's nice that there is national recognition, people are respecting temple in the way our guys play and who we played in the long run you know, we have to make it mean something by winning and being in the top 25 at the end of the year. >> fans hope that temple hangs on to matt ruhle for a while. if they win and go 7-0, it will be the first time in school history that happened. >> a college in north jersey is getting national honors for building a hurricane-resistant home. the stevens institute won the energy department's solar decathlon. did you know about that? dozens of students designed and bui

our address there is nbc philadelphia. i'll talk to some of you right now. >>> you may not be aware but the month of october marks the beginning of flu season. influenza is also highly preventible making a visit to a vac teen clinic a good idea this weekend. more than 200,000 people are hospitalized with the flu every year. a big public health push has helped increase vaccination rates. according to centers for disease control about 44% of american adults and 59% of kids get the flu shot. those vaccinations have to be done every year to help prevent recurrence. >> if you had a case of the flu and i got a case last year, it raelt takes you out for a couple weeks. it can be dangerous and side effects, it's safer to get a vaccine than not to get a vaccine. >> it is serious. statistics show that more people die from the flu every year than any other communicable disease. in spite of the uptick in the number getting the shots up to 20% of americans still get sick from the flu. it takes an economic toll. more than 10 billion in

we're vain toxt our address there is nbc philadelphia. i'll see you there. >>> peco customers who want to switch to gas heat in homes or businesses can qualify for a rebate. customers up to $200 rebates and commercial customers up to $1,000 in rebates. a second discount is on the table for entire neighborhoods that make the switch. officials say the plan will help peco meet the increased demand for natural gas service. chances are you saw plenty of these at the jersey shore this summer. that guy there. you don't want to come too close. jellyfish on a bunch of beaches including dangerous man o'war. they are trying to prevent it getting worse. new jersey is calling this operation bulkhead blitz. they are krubed off hard surfaces. experts say the jellyfish population has really swelled in the bay and they are encouraging people with water front property to do some scrubbing of their own. >> the general public has a way to minimize the problem, so that they can enjoy their lagoons again. >> sea nettles are part of the ecosystem and the goal i

it's an app, a free download and our address is nbc philadelphia. >>> just about 4:25.today is an historic day for lasalle university. the catholic college will install its first ever layperson and woman as president to serve the school since its inception more than 150 years ago. will welcome dr. colleen henich. the university's 29th president. >>> investigators in burlington county are trying to identify a couple caught on camera using counterfeit cash. take a good look at these pictures. this was on september 19th. investigators say these two used fake $100 bills at the walmart. if you recognize them, call police. >>> general motors is recalling nearly 32,000 suvs because the windshield wipers could catch fire. the recall is for the 2016 buick enclaves, chevy traverses and gmc acadias. >>> well, you seem to be paying more to binge watch your favorite tv shows on netflix. beginning november 11th, new customers will pay $9.99 a month for standing plan -- a standard plan, rather. existing customers will keep paying $8.99 a month until october 2016. >>> restrooms designa

"nbc 10 news at 5:00" is next. >> a gun scare leads to new security. tonight, the community college of philadelphia tells nbc 10 how their making the school safer after yesterday's lockdown. and what will change for students and staff. >>> and temperatures staying in the 70s but rain moves in before the weekend. then a big cooldown in the forecast i'll show you when the rain's coming and how cool next on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." >>> a warning to voters at jersey shore about unusual hazard. >> need to get out of there asap. >> what's being done to get this house out of the water. >>> right now at 5:00, salute to a fallen officer. how philadelphia's created a permanent memorial to sergeant robert wilson. >>> plus, a floating danger. why this collapsed home is causing even more concern on the jersey shore. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we begin with several breaking news stories. first, to camden county. skyforce 10s live over this crash in magnolia. we can tell you that a car and a dump truck collided at warrick road. one of the vehicles, as you can see right there, crashed into the side of that buildin

next week will be the biggest football game in the history of philadelphia, no understatement there. nbc 10 has confirmed espn will bring its college game day show to philadelphia before the big game. >> nbc 10's george spencer was on temple's campus today, where students are abuzz with excitement. >> reporter: after last night's victory, the temple owls are in uncharted territory and with the excitement of success also comes the anticipation of what's next. nbc 10 was there early this morning as the owls got off their buses at the football complex. it was, of course, a long drive back from north carolina, but a happy drive after their major win against the east carolina panthers. the team has been on a hot streak really all season and last night certainly kept that going, but now the team's focus is on a mightier opponent, notre dame and the upcoming face-off on halloween. for student fans, the record so far this season is the talk of campus. >> it's been very lively. people are really into it. we have the pep rallies, white knight last night, it was really fun. >> we're so excited beca

. >> reporter: reporting in philadelphia, nbc 10 news. >>> right now the top two candidates running for philadelphia mayor are doing last second preparations before their first debate, which is about 20 minutes away now. jacqueline london is joining us in studio with a preview. jacqueline? >> the republican and democratic candidates will share their vision for philadelphia at 6:30 tonight. our partners at whyy are hosting the debate. jim kenney won the democratic primary and melissa murray-bailey is the gop candidate. the two have different visions for once mayor nutter finishes in the mayoral office. jim kenney has been elected to the city council six times, he's an advocate for the environment, equal rights, and worker rights and has a long list of endorsements, including from the philadelphia fraternal order of police, the caucus of working educators, and not surprisingly, fellow democrat governor tom wolf. republican melissa murray-bailey is focusing her platform on economic growth. she's a business cheexecutive w a nonpolitical background, a quality she says works to her advantage.

for now reporting live in northeast philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> 4:05 now. the army corps of engineers will use sonar equipment searching. last friday's storm caused a house to collapse and pieces of it are in the grassy sound channel. the coast guard is urging boaters to be careful. >> there could be debris underneath the water you can't see. ensuring you're going at a safe speed and operating your vessel properly is important. >> now, the new jersey department of environmental protection says it's working to have what's left of the house removed from the water. the owner of the home tells us he's also trying to salvage whatever he can. >>> new information this morning on a story you first saw on nbc 10. state regulators now say the nurse who gave dozens of people flu shots with a used syringe is licensed by the state. it happened last week at a flu shot clinic for employees of a pharmaceutical company in mercer county. health officials say the nurse gave 67 people the flu vaccine using the same syringe. she changed the needle each time but not the syringe.

nbc 10 news anchor renee chenault-fattah. >>> a man is in stable condition after police say he was shot in the neck in philadelphia's brewery town neighborhood. nbc 10 at 29th and girard. the victim told police the shooter, wearing a hooded sweatshirt, approached him and opened fire. police are looking for the gunman. and crews put out a fire at a newly constructed home in manayunk. the fire started on the roof around 2:00. no one was hurt and the investigation into the cause of the fire is under way. >>> fire officials are investigating several tow truck fires they consider suspicious. nbc 10 was in west philadelphia overnight at 61st and lancaster avenue as crews worked to put out the flames. no one was hurt and there's no word on what caused the fires. >>> picture perfect day throughout our area with plenty of sunshine, cooler than it was yesterday as you look for lake wallenpaupack in the poconos. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with our forecast. hi, glenn. >> vai, feels a whole lot colder today than yesterday. look at that flag blowing. it's blowing in cold air. we have clouds that

nbc 10 news. >>> a gun scare sent the community college of philadelphia into lockdown. police now with the suspect in custody, no one was hurt, but police are still searching for an important piece of evidence. >> lauren mayk was on campus during this morning's lockdown. lauren, so scary and unsettling for the school and students. >> very. it was just yesterday campuses around philadelphia were on heightened alert after internet postings. today police tell us this all started with a confrontation and reports one person involved had a gun. for quite some time students and residents around the community college of philadelphia didn't know what to think. streets were taped off for blocks around the campus. students pushed back by police, waiting for word on what prompted the alerts they got by phone and e-mail today warning them to shelter in place for a lockdown. inside the school, students watched as officers entered the building. they searched room by room for a gun, but they didn't find one. they did take a suspect into custody and we were there as police led him insid

rehema ellis, nbc news, philadelphia. >> and that will do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. a race against time.. shoring up the banks of this south bay creek - before el nino comes pouring in. >>> a race against time. shoring up the banks of this south bay creek before el nino. thanks for being with us on this monday. >> get ready for rain in a not so dry winter. this week's rain arrived wednesday. flood prevention construction that's going on in the south bay. chief meteorologist is watching the radar for us. we start with nbc bay area marian. there's a lot of work being done there. >> reporter: there certainly is. crews are working on a $600,000 dollar project to shore up the banks and prevent flooding. without this project homes could be in jeopardy when an el nino storm hits. consider this the construction before the storm. crews are using e ining excavat line the bank. >> our goal is to repair as well as the bank over there. we're repairing it by placing rocks as well as adding soil on to

for now live in philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> a toddler is seriously injured after a dog attack in toms river. over the scene as the 3-year-old was airlifted to cooper medical center. the attack happened at the child's home in the 100 block of 4th avenue in toms river. according to police. the dog is a mastiff and the family's pet. >>> a north philadelphia business owner needs your help to catch a thief that made off with thousands of dollars in construction equipment. we'll show you surveillance video here of the burglary. the owner says the suspect made his way over a 15-foot fence before taking off with the tools early sunday morning. >> i feel bad but i don't -- you know, when you try to do something, like you try living honest, you know. >> the owner says he was forced to shut down business today and will have to buy new tools to get back to work. >>> turning to wet weather heading our way. here is the look at nbc 10 first alert radar. you can see showers on the way. >> question is, will the rain arrive in time for the morning commute. >> there is a chance part of th

10 news starts now. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, busses are leaving philadelphiad to d.c. for the 20th anniversary of the million man march. cleaning up, some homeowners will be spending this morning doing just that after yesterday's damaging storms, but luckily, nothing like that on the radar for today as we take a live look at the center city skyline, nice fall weekend ahead for us, but it won't be long until some of us see more rain. good morning, everybody. welcome to nbc 10 news today, i'm ted greenberg, and thank you so much for being with us. it's 6:00 a.m. on saturday morning. first alert meteorologist michelle grossman is in looking at a beautiful fall day. >> we deserve

the hospital in critical condition. >> someone shot the teen in the head last night in north philadelphia. nbc 10's katy zachry joins us live. what are police saying about the crime and the victim? >> reporter: tracy and chris, talking about the victim first, we know he is still in extremely critical condition at the hospital. when i last talked to detectives this morning about a half hour ago, they told me they are still trying to determine a motive for this shooting as well as track down witnesses. which is so key to solving this crime. here is video from the scene. the victim just 14 years old. he was found lying in the middle of north tenth street around 8:30 last night. right in front of a philadelphia housing authority police building. investigators tell us he was shot once in the forehead. they did find a bb gun wrapped up in his clothes but police believe he was injured by a revolver. >> presently he is in the emergency room being worked on by doctors, he has a gunshot wound to his forehead. he has never regained consciousness. he is in very critical condition. it's unknown whether or

we'll have the story for you on the evening newscast live now in north philadelphia, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> wrapping up the trial from the deadly building collapse in center city, philadelphia. griffin campbell charged with reckless endangerment and third degree murder. the collapse killed six and injured 13 others. on friday, a construction engineering expert testified in the case. he says the demolition did not follow basic common sense rules of the industry such as tearing down the building from the top down. experts say the decision to use mechanical demolition rather than a manual process likely factored into the collapse. he also believes the general contractor, griffin campbell, made the decision. the machine operator pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter for the role in the deadly collapse, and he testified for the prosecution this week. so did the woman who was trapped for 13 hours before rescuers pulled her from the rubble. this is video from the rescue of then 61-year-old myra, who lost the entire lower half of her body because of the collapse, and she told nbc 10

rehema ellis, nbc news, philadelphia. >> and that will do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news,

rehema ellis, nbc news, philadelphia. >> and that will do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night.other side of the truck, face planted in a pool of blood." now at six... neighbors reacting tonight after a woman is found murdered following a report of a stolen truck. plus.. a homeowner avoids disaster after walking outside of a home -- seconds before it explodes. and... police still looking for the driver accused of striking a 13-year- old girl in a hit and "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. authorities identify the woman killed in a homicide in benton county. she has been identified as 25- year-old sabrina hustad, of cedar rapids. authorities were called to a home in the 3200 block of 59th street trail in shellsburg -- just before noon yesterday. eight hours earlier -- police were called to the same area for a report of a stolen truck. later that day, a second truck was reported missing. we no

rehema ellis, nbc news, philadelphia. >> and that will do it for us on this monday night. 'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> this is video, kim. >> kim's celebration gets khloe away from the hospital and back to business complete with a new message. i'm billy bush. as this very price

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. >> recalling one ship's magnificent past in order to give rehema ellis, nbc news, philadelphia. >> and that will do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm matt breen. sheila has the night off. sioux city police continue to investigate a shooting that sent two people to the hospital friday night. the incident happened on the 1400 block of isabella st. in sioux city, shortly before 11. ktiv's tiffany lane has new details on the couple involved in the shooting. tiffany? matt, authorities say 35 year-old nadia broady and her boyfriend, 23 year-old mykale johnson were engaged in a mutual domestic assault, where a handgun was involved. << the incident happened on the 1400 block of isabella st. in sioux city, shortly before 11 friday night. johnson and broady had a struggle outside their home at 14-17 isabella, where the gun went off. johnson was shot in the hand, while an unnamed female family member was hit in the chest. authorities believe both individuals were struck

nbc 10 app for updates. a woman is in stable condition after an abduction that led to a car crashing into a building in north philadelphia a police source tells nbc 10 a man tried to abduct her and the victim's sister exchanged gunfire with the kidnapper. no one was hit but the suspect crashed into a building near girard college. he is in custody. and the final u.s. airways flight took off from philadelphia airport just a short time ago. it's heading to charlotte, then phoenix, then san francisco before returning back to philadelphia tomorrow but by then it will be flying under the american airlines banner. this follows the merger of the two airlines. if you're traveling on the airline, the advice, get there early because the merge merger of the reservation systems could cause issues. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more on that from atlantis airport. is. >> reporter: u.s. airways is preparing for its final flight amid confusion. >> we were supposed to fly american. when we check in we were directed to u.s. airways over here. >> reporter: tomorrow it will finally merge its reservation system with american. but not everyone's on

police say these are the two men who terrorized a family in philadelphia. nbc 10's monique braxton spoke exclusively to the family after last week's break-in, also has more on the search for those responsible. >> reporter: investigators now have this surveillance videotape of three gunmen who forced their way into an apartment here in the 1300 block of seller street last week. the couple told us two men tied up the 51-year-old male, while the 52-year-old female, his wife and grandson, hid in and adjacent bedroom. >> tied me up and i cooperated with them. >> reporter: the camera captured one suspect jumping a back wall of the property. and the other two leaving the home with a flat screen. the female victim also showed us where the stolen laptop and game system, as well as keys, were once placed. >> 56-inch tv was right there. the playstation, kids' playstation, xbox was over there. >> reporter: the victims also say the suspects took about $200. if you recognize the men seen on the surveillance videotape, you're urged to call philadelphia police. in frankford, m

live in southwest philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> we have this just into our newsroom tonight. new video of the moment the new video of the moment the tanger'çg burst into flames. this killed the driver in hudson county this afternoon. investigators blame a pile of mattress on top of a cargo van. police say the mattresses came loose. that forced the truck driver to swerve and flip over the guardrail. >>> a bucks county teacher is in trouble tonight while thousands of people on the internet share images of an injured special needs student. tonight we've learned that teacher is facing termination proceedings. nbc 10's drew smith explains what has people so upset. >> reporter: it was here on the east campus of penn berry high school where people admit the disabled girl was out. flipped and landed on the pavement. we showed the photos of a bloodied and bruised student to local parents. the image spread across social media showing the swrrz to the student's face that september her to the hospital. we chose to blur the photo to protect her identity. >> i'm surprised. i never heard o

nbc 10 news." >>> philadelphia police are on the scene of two suspicious car fires. this happened around 3:15 this morning near the corner of janny and east tioga street. a suspect put rags in two cars and lit them on fire before taking off. a maker managed to put out the fires with a garden hose. the cars were slightly damaged. >>> happening later today the jury in the center city building collapse trial will resume deliberations after breaking for the weekend. the jurors have to decide if the demolition contractor griffin campbell acted recklessly in july 2013, he is charged with third-degree murder. his company was taking down a building when a brick wall collapsed on a neighboring store, killing six people. the defense called it a horrible accident, prosecutors said campbell values money over lives. >>> new information this morning about the 2-year-old boy found wandering in pluv park. a ministry has launched a campaign to raise $12,000 in 12 days for the boy's family. the parents told police they were kicked out of their home on friday so they spent the night in

. >> this just in to "nbc 10 news." philadelphia police are on the scene of two car fires that appear to be suspicious. they appear to be arson. it happened around 3:15 near janny and east tiaoga streets. someone put rags in cars and lit them on fire. a neighbor managed to put out the fire with a garden hose on both cars. the cars were slightly damaged as you see. >>> bill mentioned it, you know, the calendar says fall but it feels like december out there this morning. >> i got my coat out. it is cold out there. and that means quite a rude awakening for anyone who has to do more than run to the car this morning. katy zachry is live at septa's jenkintown train station. if you are waiting out on the platform it's going to be chilly. >> reporter: we just talked to some families who just boarded the septa bus that pulled up to the station. and i talked to one family, they had a 4-year-old daughter you see them boarding the train right there. they are headed to disney world so a place much warmer, destination south. but they were freezin

philadelphia police. in frankford, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, monique. >>> philadelphia police are also searching for two people in connection to a violent attack on a man in bustleton. the new video you're about to see is very graphic. the victim was standing in front of the bar calls benny the bomb's on bustleton avenue when the man and woman walked up to him. the woman pointed at him and the man punched him, knocking them to the ground. as the victim was lying there, the man continued attacking him. the victim was taken to the hospital where he received five staples on his head. >> we are seeing showers in parts of our area right now and more are on the way as you look at the ben franklin bridge. it can be a very wet drive home. first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is here with the forecast. brittney? >> we are tracking showers for your evening commute. here's the showers developing north of cape may and parts of delaware. also into the poconos and lehigh valley. you can see our live shot and we're still seeing places move in to places like hamburg. this will be the trend for the next coup

police are on the hunt for a suspect after a robbery and stabbing inside a walmart in northeast philadelphia. nbc 10's monique braxton is live at the scene with new details on the attack. monique. >> reporter: this is the man philadelphia police hope you can help them catch. they say just before 1:30 this morning, this individual stabbed a cashier here in this walmart at philadelphia mills. they say a cashier stopped him or attempted to, as he approached the counter. they say that when she stopped him, he showed her a $10 receipt that was not authentic. and this is what he said to her according to police. he said, i'm going to kill you and then he pulled out a folding knife, lunging it at the cashier. the cashier tried to block it and was stabbed in his right arm. a customer in the parking lot also attempted to block the suspect's car with a shopping cart but the suspect got away. this occurred six weeks before the holiday shopping season begins. >> this walmart is open 24 hours. even as we near the christmas season, there are already 50 people inside the store, there are 30 employees and there w

if you have any information, call philadelphia homicide detectives. reporting live, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >>> a middle schoolteacher is in the salem county jail accused of sexually assaulting a little girl. authorities charged rim ga do la with assaulting a girl under the age of five in june. police say it happened inside his home while the victim's parents were in another room. his neighbors were shock to hear of his arrest. >> i'd be in jail because i'd kill him. i really would kill him. to touch any child of mine, i would. i'd kill him. >> this district has suspended him from his job as a fifth grade social studies teacher at salem middle school pending further investigation. >>> now to decision 2016. dieted congressman fattah will get an election challenge from the first openly gay stay lawmaker. sims has been a ledge later since 2013. he's the third person to challenge fattah. fattah's challenges include dan mur rof and brian gordon. fattah is vowing to stay in office while fighting federal corruption charges. he's accused of misusing his influence, stealing taxpayer money an

that's what's happening to some philadelphia school employees. they reached out to the nbc 10 investigators to expose the issue. mitch blacher is here with the story. the workers are calling this a bait and switch. >> that is exactly what they are calling this. as we investigated we learned philadelphia schools offered and paid 60 maintenance workers $3 an hour more than they went to. several said they cannot afford the pay cut and the district has started garnishing paychecks to get the money back. >> congratulations, you are hired for $12.51 an hour. >> these philadelphia school employees were hired in may to clean schools. they wanted their identities disguised because they fear retaliation for speaking out. >> the job i had was paying $11.98, and i left my job for a better opportunity at the school district. >> offer obtained by the nbc 10 investigators shows philly schools offered $12.51 an hour to workers. in september the district wrote, we're sorry you were informed of and set up for an incorrect salary. the new salary, $9.51 an hour, that's a weekly pay cut of $120

i don't know that anybody can answer that. >> now besides philadelphia's crime statistics, nbc 10 investigators, we also reviewed national crime statistics and during that same period of time, nationally, crime is down, both murder and rape. during ramsey's ten ushg the city of philadelphia gained over 100,000 residents. that could have an impact on crime. for the investigators, mitch blacher, nbc 10. >>> of course, charles ramsey's recognized nationwide. august, lester holt was in philadelphia and talked about policing with ramsey. one issue they talked about, body cameras. ramsey says the most important thing about this, or any crime fighting tool, is making sure it's practical for the officers. >> if you're on a robbery in progress, man with a gun, a guy running out of the store, first thing you're going to think about hitting a button, hit record, i don't think so. what's the practical part of it? >> we have more on the retirement of charles ramsey at 5:30. hear in his own words what he plans to do first when he retires. probably not what you expect. we'll take a look back at the events tha

i'm matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> today, philadelphia's mayor says he is making what he calls a major public safety announcement, holding a news conference in city hall. his office is tight-lipped what this is but nbc 10 will be there. count on us through the nbc 10 app. >>> 6:34. decision 2016, we're getting new analysis this morning about last night's first democratic debate. the social media reports that bernie sanders got more hits on line than any other candidate. one reason for the buzz may be the fact he defended his rival hillary clinton about her e-mail scandal. that was one of the moments that stoot out. monique braxton with more. >> well, the republicans have squared off twice and last night it was the democrats turn. they are setting a laufs casino. the five major tracks squared off for two hours. hillary clinton was center stage. snr bernie sanders drew cheers when he told clinton americans are sick and tired about hearing about her e-mails. she agreed and the pair shook hands. those watching also saw the candidates, they disagreed with clinton's call for a no-fly zone ov

and police tracked down the suspect in southwest philadelphia. nbc0's aundrea cline-thomas is joining us live from southwest philly with the latest. aundrea? >> reporter: well, we're learning from kagan's business partner he was shot in his right side. the suspect was tracked down nearly 20 miles away, right here at this intersection. you see his car, that blue dodge avenger is tistill here at the intersection. now this all happened at 1:30 at the suburban taxi company, according to abington police, kagan and the suspect had an argument about money. that's when the suspect allegedly shot him and fled. here's the arrest from sky force 10. witnesses from the corner store watched the entire thing unfold. they said that they were scared, but that the situation did not cause a whole lot of commotion. >> we saw the police coming over, asked him to get out of the car and he had a gun on his side. then he got out of the car. >> reporter: now at last check alex kagan is in stable condition at the hospital. philadelphia police recovered a .40-caliber handgun a