part of philadelphia pike here. but where that body is, it is still over there behind a tarp. they are continuing to process that area. this is a church. the priest b can't get into the directory. there are several agencies. i asked the police when we could get another update on what this man may have been doing. they said they will be getting updates to us later on in the evening. we're live in wilmington, nbc 10 news. >> sky force 10 still over the scene right now. nbc 10 is talking to witnesses tonight who say they saw how this whole thing started. we'll hear from them in a live report coming up at 5:30. now to more breaking news. jurors in the eric frein murder trial have reached a verdict. you're looking live at a picture at the courthouse as we wait for that verdict to be read. frein is accused of ambushing two pennsylvania state troopers in pike county. prosecutors say he used a sniper rifle to kill one trooper and wound another. frein's defense team never called a single witness throughout this trial. they say if he's kwibted, they will work to persuade the jury. randy gyllenhaal is inside the courtroom and will bring you the verdict as soon as we have it. >> to this now, it's crunch time along the ben franklin parkway with the nfl draft just eight days away. brand new road closures are making it more difficult to get around there right now. tonight the nfl is reveal iing r the first time exactly what we can expect with all the draft festivities. >>. >> you have some brand new. >> they are building at the base is and framing it around those rocky steps. that's really the center of things. but this entire event stretches for about 25 football fields. along the parkway and in front of the heart museum, workers building something that's never been done before. the site for the draft outside created from the ground up. he calls what we're seeing here in philadelphia a massive undertaking. >> we're making progress every day. we're on track and on schedule. but there's still plenty to get done that we'll be doing up until the minute the draft starts. >> there are 5,000 people working on the trmp mags. you can't see the steps now, but when the draft starts, you will. >> they will be coming down the steps to meet the commissioner. this street will be closed over here. >> even more closures than you see now. we tried to minimize the impact as much as possible. >> reporter: fans will get a free experience and a chance to celebrate their team in philly. >> we are noticing some progress just since we have been here today. those video screens all lit up down there, those were just starting to go up when we got here today. i told you at 4:00 i promised you that i would tell you what that is. that is what the nfl is calling their museum structure. and you may find some hall of fame items inside. live on the parkway, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> one week from today. we'll explain how phillies history date back eight decades to a center city wawa. in the meantime, fox news star bill o'reilly has been yanked off the air and let go by the network. it comes in the wake of mounting sexual harassment allegations. protesters outside network headquarters have been calling out fox to fire bill and his show we want to mention lost more than 80 advertisers. the 67-year-old is on a previously scheduled vacation to rome and hasn't commented on his ouster. as for fox, after a to ro and careful review of the allegations, the company and bill o'reilly have agreed that bill o'reilly will not be returning to the fox news channel. >> opening statements tomorrow in the trial of a man charged with killing his 3-year-old son. today lawyers finished picking a jury to hear the case of a man charged with killing his son two years ago. prosecutors say he murdered the boy because he got in the way of his relationship with his teenage girlfriend. lawmakers are talking marijuana legalization. governor john carney was among those that took part in the roundtable discussion. the delaware candidates network has been pushing for legislation to legalize marijuana since 2013. they are hopeful today's discussion is a step forward in getting a bill passed. >> pennsylvania auditor spoke at today's rally where his reaffirmed his support for regulating and taxing marijuana in pa opinion. >> 1500 hotel rooms and a a nightclub. the casino investment authority says it's still waiting for required paperwork like a landscaping plan and a traffic study. he plans to eventually reopen the casino as well. >> it will now be easier to develop new property in atlantic city. state official res leased a new master plan with zoning rules. that allows vacant properties to be developed into things like apartment buildings and shopping centers. the trump sign from the old trump taj mahal in atlantic city has been resolved in court. lawyers aren't giving up the details of the outcome of the case. a philadelphia recycling company bought the signs and tried to sell them on ebay, but were forced to cancel the auction. the new england patriots visited the white house today. we'll tell you why trump's favorite player tom brady was absent. and former patriot and convicted killer aaron hernandez is found dead in his jail cell. why his family says the world doesn't know the truth about his death. and all new at 5:00, behind the desk or behind bars. how students in philadelphia are learning the power of a choice inside a a unique school bus. and double trouble today on nbc 10 responds, an all new time right here at 5:00. the washer of woes that had viewers heads spinning. and on the nbc 10 responds team solves the problem. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. but supported a 600 billion tax break for the wealthy. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care. in massachusetts today investigators found former new england patriots star aaron hernandez dead in his jail cell. >> hernandez wants to know what really happened. >> less than a week after an emotional celebration as he was cleared of double murder charges, former patriot aaron hernandez is now dead. found early this morning inside his prison cell after an apparent suicide. >> my understanding is aaron hernandez was in solitary confinement probably tr his protection. >> reporter: behind bars since 2013 when he was arrested and convicted in the shooting death of his friend o'din lloyd. hernandez tried to block his cell from the inside before hanging himself with a bed sheet. >> within the jail cell, more shocking because you'd think there would be people paying attention, watching what's happening. >> reporter: his family and legal teams say they are shocked and surprised by his death. especially as hernandez began the appeal of his murder conviction. his honor in a statement saying aaron was looking forward to an opportunity for a second chance to prove his innocence. hernandez played his last game as a patriot in 2013. today many of his former teammates were at the white house celebrating their super bowl championship. >> sad story with a sad ending and really no witness. >> his attorneys are calling for a transparent and thorough investigation into hernandez's death. and prison officials do say their investigation into the circumstances surrounding hernandez's death is continuing right now. jay gray, nbc news, shirley, massachusetts. > the patriots players skipped the ceremony for political reasons. the patriots owner presented trump with a personalized super bowl enginejersey. trump signed a bill extending a program for veterans. the program allows vets to more easily go outside the health system for care. it would have expired in august. the department of homeland security can wanthouse to be on the lookout for a new phone scamp. they pose and try to get you to give up your personal information. they even spoof your caller i.d. to make it look like they are calling from the homeland security hot line. dhs says it never asks for personal information over the phone so if you get a call like this, just hang up. the power of choice, that was the message today. today they climbed on to the choice bus. it's half classroom, half prison cell. >> surrounding by fresh flowers and take part in a e yoga session. the philadelphia horticultural society created the garden. that's when corporate volunteers from across the country spread out to help beautify neighborhoods across the country. we participate in comcast cares day. >> very calming. turning to our weather. a cloudy and cooler wednesday for us. we found people wearing jackets as they headed out in center city today. and we're in for a few days with possible showers starting tomorrow morning. >> tammie souza is breaking it down for us. >> the beam is sweeping the sky and the radar is is picking up a little shower activity north of the area. we have had a few spritss here and there. you may have a sprinkle this evening. this is not going to be a wash out. we're going to continue to deal with the cloud cover. gray skies as we look across the oval with the setup for the draft that's going to be taking place. and that will continue. you can see the flags flapping in the wind while we have a southeast breeze that's out there and the southeast breeze is what's keeping it cooler with the winds coming off the atlantic. so let's take a look at the neighborhoods right now. let's go up to robinsville. so not as warm a day as we have seen the past few days. but not as cold as we're going to get by sunday. it's going to be chilly on sunday. 59 right now in philly. the winds are out of the south and southeast. we have cloud cover. we'll continue with cloud cover right on through the night. 55 by 11:00. the clouds act as a little bit of an insulating blanket. you can't radiate the warmth if it's being bounced back by the clouds. we're not going to be too cold. we'll make it into the 50s overnight. hour by hour forecast, we're locking at southeast winds to continue to see those overnight tonight. now look at this. about 2:30 in the morning, you could see showers moving through. and then the winds start to shift to the southwest. what does that do? brings in much warmer air. so tomorrow 70s. friday, near 80 degrees across the area. not a record breaker, but nice and warm. we make it into the mid-70s. the winds turn to the west. this is a land breeze. this is the mild condition. over night we could see some thunderstorms around the area. so some showers but you notice they are widely scattered. this continues to friday morning. and look at where we wind up. by the evening, we clear out. we'll get a little sunshine on friday afternoon and evening. 80 degrees across the area. so your three-day outlook, 80 on friday. and saturday down to 65. 63 on saturday. not a bad day. we'll be looking at 74 in the lehigh valley. 70 gets a little cooler towards saturday. but for the most part, you get the idea the soggy days on saturday we're going to see the sunshine with a little bit of cloud cover. we'll talk about what's going to happen on your sunday. it's not the nicest of days out there. i got to tell you. it looks rather soggy and blustery and rather chilly. >> don't like all those adjectives. fox news star bill o'reilly he was ousted by the network. now he's responding. his departure comes now in the wake of mounting sexual harassment allegations. protesters outside network headquarters have been calling on fox to fire bill o'reilly and his show lost more than 60 advertisers. here is bill o'reilly's statement he he just issued. it is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims. but that is the unfortunate reality many of us in the public eye must live with today. e he goes on to thank fox and his viewers. turning the page, dawn timmeney's inauguration was a record breaker. his figures now new figures that billionaires and corporations helped trump raise $107 million for his inaugural festivities. that's nearly double the record set by president obama eight years ago. those giving the most include a casino month gulls, health care, energy and beverage companies. up next, raising rates for your future train and bus rides. plus the so-called facebook killer caught by police because of a trip to a drive-thru. the owner of that restaurant reveals more of the tactics his employees used to stall him. plus craig list kidnapper only nbc 10 talks to a wanted woman accused of trying to abduct a man trying to post an ad. the victim talks to us about how he feared he would die. want to keep you updated on breaking news we brought you at the top of the newscast. jurors have reached a verdict in the eric frein murder trial. we're waiting to learn had what that verdict is. frein is accused of ambushing two state. troopers in pike county in 2014. prosecutors say he used a sniper rifle to kill one trooper and wound another. frein's defense team says it if he's convicted they will try to persuade the jury to sway the vote. we will bring you the vote as soon as we have it. the family of an hohmann killed in the shooting that was posted on facebook says his funeral will be saturday. the 74-year-old was gunned down on easter sunday. the owner of a mcdonald's in pennsylvania is giving more praise to his staff for helping catch godwin's killer. a work er at the mcdonald's spotted steve stephens when e he pulled up to the drive-thru and workers stalled stephens by telling his him fries weren't ready. stephens killed himself shortly after a chase. i couldn't be prouder of my employees and the restaurant and the state police. everybody came together and did whae with had to do. >> the search for b stephens lasted two days and caused a scare here in philadelphia. a reported sightings of stephens in fairmont park put dozens of schools on lockdown on monday. reports turned up nothing. was ever in philadelphia. philadelphia police are looking for this man that who punched an 81-year-old woman in the face and stole her bag. it happened as a woman stepped off a bus in east mound. the suspect got out of a car trying to take her bag when she fought back is when he knocked her to the ground. the transit agency wants to raise its rates. it's holding a public hearing about it in media. they want riders and residents to come and ask questions. the meeting runs until 6:00 at the courthouse. if you can't make it tonight, there are several other hearings scheduled. check out the nbc 10 app for dates and locations. a proposal to renovate the boys and girls club may have hit a road block. historical commission met this morning in center city. it's possible the boys and girls club building may be up for preservation nomination. if that happens, the organization could lose the funding it needs to renovate the property. another meeting is set for next month. coming up at 5:00, the nfl draft happening next week. >> this isn't the first time philadelphia hosted it. we're taking you back 80 decades to the place in center city where it all started. also new at 5:30, changing the vibe at the jersey shore. the new move to make one town with a party reputation more family friendly. but first a montgomery county man locking for a new friend online ends up with a scare of his life. nbc 10 talks exclusively to him and the woman accused of trying to kidnap him. and we're still following breaking news in delaware. a deadly police shooting after a chase. we talked to witnesses who saw how this all started when our live team coverage continues next. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. the road to recovery starts now. breaking news. a guilty verdict in the eric frein murder trial. prosecutors say frein killed a state trooper and wounded another in an ambush outside of their barracks in pike county. frein's defense team never called a single witness throughout the trial, but if he's convicted, they will work to persuade the jury. that's the next step. breaking news, the verdict was read guilty on all counts. keep it here for live reports. guilty in the eric frein murder trial. more breaking news in wilmington. a suspect shot dead by police after a chase. we're talking to witnesses who saw the start of that chase. >> denise joins us live in wilmington with that part of the story. >> there continues to be a heavy police presence at 24th and market streets in wilmington. new castle county police are leading this investigation beyond where those two officers are standing. the chase started here and ended with a suspect dead. that's where police started just after 2:00 p.m. when a man they were following refused to stop. sky force ten. it ended in a crash in washington street extension. local and state police vehicles and evidence markers could be seen at both locations. back to where it started, people are in disbelief over how the incident unfolded. >> two officers involved have been taken to the hospital to be examined. >> now to an nbc 10 exclusive. police in montgomery county are searching for a woman accused of trying to kidnap a man she found on craigslist. >> that suspect talked to nbc 10 says she won't turn herself in any time soon. >> deanna durante says she should do the right thing and go to police. >> reporter: that woman said over the phone that she would be an idiot to turn herself into investigators. police have made contact with her and want her to come here and talk with them. and give up the names of her alleged akom polices. >> i'm calling you because there's a warrant out for your arrest. >> reporter: laura mound said she did nothing wrong and said she had nothing to do with the crime. this man says it happened to him. >>. >> he did you wantment to be identified and fell victim to mound and friends who showed up to this parking lot. the man met mound through craigslist, an ad he placed looking for friends to hang out with. >> it's a scary thing. you wouldn't expect to get held up by a female. >> reporter: the friends she was with is a man and a woman and they have yet to identify them. after weeks of contacting her over the phone and attempting to get to contact them, she has refused. and she hasn't named the people she was with that night. mounds told me, quote, only an idiot would turn herself in. >> i guess that's what happens. you have evil people out there. >> now this woman is charged with a number of crimes including attempted kid. nap iping. what makes the case so serious is there was a gun b and a knife involved. if you have any information about the cases or where this woman may be, you're asked to call police. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> take you back now. we have a verdict in the eric frein murder trial. the county is speaking now. let's listen in. >> the defendant eric frein guilty of all counts, including first-degree murder and terrorism. some of that is really just how juries go about deliberation. as soon as they were in the jury room, they were asked to give a lunch order. juries are individual, whether they talk about something over lunch or whether they wait for lunch to come and they finish that and get to deliberation. so that's when they were given the case. i don't know how many hours. >> guilty on all counts. what does that say about the evidence you presented and you're still pursuing the death permanen penalty. why is that on the table? >> we believe there are aggravating factors to be presented under the law for the consideration of the jury. and the evidence that is already been presented to the jury will be moved into evidence at the penalty phase tr their consideration in that phase. >> with aggravating factors we're going to ask can the jury to consider the appropriate sentence in this case. >> this caps off a long skpo two and a half years. what does it mean for the region that was watching this go down from the murder to the manhunt and now the trial? >> this case is not yet over. we have a very serious and somber proceeding to go through. and i hope that the businesses here in the poconos and all the residents take some solace that justice has been done. >> as you are aware, there are victim impact evidence that can be presented. so the jurors will have an opportunity to consider the impact that corporal brian dixon's death has had on the family. we have the ability to present that evidence. >> you have been listening to the district attorney speaking about the guilty verdict the jury reach ed in the eric frein murder trial saying justice has been done. eric frein found guilty on all accounts. >> answering questions from nbc 10 ease randy jill b hagyllenha. he mentioned two and a half years, that's how long this verdict was in the making here. in fact, randy jill b hall standing by live. we'll touch base with him in a minute. the next phase here is the penalty phase, as you heard the da just mention. eric frein found guilty. here's a look at some of the stories making head loins across our region today. >> a north wales woman was sentenced to prison for a murder of her ex-husband. the 64-year-old pled guilty to third degree murder. she had been facing first degree charges after found guilty after shooting her husband last may. her attorneys argued she was retaliating for years of physical and sexual abuse. delaware county police in springfield have a warning for parents of teenage kids. they are stepping up police presence in the wake of recent unlawful activity by a large group of teens. the teens have been involved in everything from underaged drinking to bullying. anyone who fits that description will be prosecuted to the fullest extent. moving to the county, investigators are looking for the cause of this apartment building fire. everyone made it out okay, but a firefighter did hurt his ankle jumping from a window when a floor clpsed. police in ocean city are cracking down on concrete gra tee fee. it requires homeowners to repair any sidewalks or curve that have any images carved into them. anyone who fails to comply could be billed by the city or have a le lien placed on the property. crews working to remove a pair of abandoned boats. the shannon marie has been beached since the storm in january. the nor'easter 2 is sitting mostly submerged a few yards away. it's been b in the water since 2015. they are it using grant money to remove the shannon marie. the nor'easter 2 will cost close to $30,000. the atlantic city police department is accepting applications for class 2 officers. they will hire the boardwalk area. the jobs offer 40-hour workweeks at $15 an hour. in harrisburg, house democrats unveiled a series of reform bills. they are aimed at treating them equally in all charter and traditional schools. it comes as lawmakers consider a separate measure to overhaul how charter schools are funded. criminal charges have been filed against a group accused of running a multimillion dollar automobile crime ring. more than a dozen people have been charged. the attorney general says the crime ring sold more than 100 license plates anyone looking to avoid paying parking tickets. it's accused of defrauding the state. up next, philadelphia's newest museum is officially open. we'll take you to the pomp and circumstance, next. family friendly city, the new fight in one town to change an incident's reputation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ la vie est belle. la vie est belle. the eau de parfum, lancôme. customize your free 7-piece gift. available now at boscov's. history comes to life in old city. today the public finally got a look inside the new museum of the american revolution. it officially opened a few hours ago. today marks the 242nd anniversary of the shot heard round the world which ignited the revolutionary war. joe biden came out with the festivitie festivities. >> this is important reminder that we have to fight every damn day to e remind ourselves how we got to where we are. >> artifacts are on display including george washington's tent. got to check that out. new at 5:00, it is a wawa right now. but eight decades ago this place was central to the very first nfl draft. we'll explain as we count down to next week's nfl draft. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. but supported a 600 billion tax break for the wealthy. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care. here's a live look at the parkway. just eight day it is it will play host to the second largest event on the nfl's calendar, the nfl draft. today the league announced more details on interactive exhibits, virtual reality experiences and autograph sessions that will be a part of the fan experience that accompanies the draft. >> when the draft started here in philadelphia, it wasn't always that big. for more on that, let's talk to john clark. this has a fascinating philly history behind it. >> philly is a city of firsts. the birthplace of democracy. philly had had the first hospital, the first medical school, first computer, first zoo, first newspaper and first nfl draft. philly has hosted the draft 12 times, more than any other city not named new york. so here at the corner of broad and walnut now sits a wawa. 81 years ago it was the site of the first ever nfl draft. the eagles had the first pick. he said no to football, he started selling adhesive products and made a fortune. they had better luck in other drafts. they drafted hall of famers tommy mcdonald, but as our hall of famer tells us the draft has come a long way. >> there was no real scouting to speak of. you literally had nfl teams sitting at these tables with street and smith magazine drafting players out of the magazine because they liked the way a guy locked in a picture. >> now they spend millions on background checks. among other locations, the warwick hotel and bellevue hotel. ray is going to walk us through the history of the draft one week from tonight in our nbc 10 special. and just wait until you e hear the story that ray has. his road by drafted in philly. you don't want to miss it. and that show is one of three draft specials. please tell us about it. >> i can't wait to hear it. >> three draft specials that we have next week on thursday. let's start with that. we have our annual draft day preview with exclusive interviews. sunday, eagles blueprint, as you recap every move the eagles made. you know it all. >> sounds good to me. i will be there. >> you listened that whole time. appreciate it. you may notice a new vibe on your next visit to seaside heights. >> lead rers voting on several visits hoping to change the party town reputation to a family friendly one. if approved there would be a curfew and restrictions on bringing coolers. it was known as a party town after jersey shore reality show. >> million of free publicity. but what kind of publicity did you get? a negative publicity. we were known back then the number of years back as a party town. that's not our administration. >> it was pretty provocative. we'll bring the results of tonight's vote when we get them in. in the meantime, she mentioned gray and dreary. i'm sorry. let's take a tour around the neighborhood. everybody is in the same boat today. 55 in delaware. look at the gray skies. 59 in lehigh value e llevalley. gray skies, no surprise. and yes, philly round iing it a out with 59 and gray skies. now despite the gray skies and despite a little bit of rain, still the grass pollen showing up. but the weeds and mold are low. the tree pollen is high. so if you're feeling itchy, sneezy, now you know why. the beams from. doppler radar sweeping the sky. we have a storm system that's pass iing by to the north. and we have a few sprinkle ace cross the area. we'll continue in the cloud cover. tomorrow is the day we could see isolated and widely scattered showers and storms. take a look. we have the east flow coming in off the atlantic. that's kept us a bit cooler. but we'll continue to see cloud cover overnight. storm system going by to the north. it could clip places like trenton and allentown in the wee hours of the morning. then it looks like the morning commute maybe no shower activity, but certainly cloud cover. the wind has turned to the southwest. that's going to warm us into the 70s. near 80 by the time we get to friday. take a look at this. 7:30 tomorrow night, we're going to see showers and then maybe some thunderstorms moving through. perhaps even doils town and philly. that's going to be into the wee hours of friday morning. then it locks like things quiet down. maybe a spotty shower in the afternoon. we clear out and get sunshine in here. so here's your neighborhood forecast for tonight. we'll see the showers in the distance. they are dropping down into the 50s across the area. again with a spotty shower after midnight and before dawn. 70s across the area. 75 in philly. could see isolated showers and maybe even an isolated thunderstorm. your ten-day, 75 tomorrow. you're really going to like friday because we're punching 80 degrees across the area. sunny on saturday. but 59 and blustery with a chance of showers on sunday. saturday, that's the day. that's the day you do your stuff. >> good advice. can't win them all. >> nbc 10 responds has a brand new home right here at 5:00. up next, washer loads. >> viewers get the recall run around and can't get their money back until the response team steps in. history comes to life. new at 6:00, a look at exhibits that feature minorities at the museum of the american revolution. more viewers with washer woes. >> they have problems with their rebate check. so they contacted the nbc 10 responds team. >> viewers say samsung gave them the run around for weeks leaving them no option but to contact us. >> if you want to add a piece, you push pause. >> this is the new washer. samsung recalled her old one buzz the top could detach. a a lover of samsung products, she remained loyal with her new purchase. 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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 separate investigation. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. here's what we know. investigators say this chase started at 24th street and market and ended outside that church you just saw on philadelphia pike. less than a mile away. drew smith was first on the scene today. >> what are you learning now? >> doctors are check out a couple officers at the hospital. they should be okay. meanwhile, the medical examiner is getting ready to move in here and retrieve a body of a man shot after a chase. >> it's a bloody scene just feet from the entrance to the church where new castle county lis shot ask killed a man during a confrontation. >> we heard a couple and that's why we just got startled and came out. >> neighbors came outside to see this green car after it crashed at the end of a mile-long chase. workers startled by the sudden violence. >> he heard the pop and looked over and saw the commotion. >> the man refused to pull over and after the crash ran from the car to the church. >> it's definitely scary because i have a little sister and

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