about a friday. we can go back live to the scene at the intersection of bustleton and blie avenue. you can see police have that intersection blocked. they also have an sv right down on the other end. we're going to stay over here to see if we can try to talk to other customers who were terrified. right now at 5:00, locked and loaded. that's how president trump describes the state of our military against any threats from north korea. this afternoon the president warned north korean leader kim jong-un of the consequences if he takes action against the u.s. or any of our allies. >> he will truly regret it and e he will regret it fast. >> the president made that comment at his golf club in north jersey. earlier today i sat down with u.s. senator chris coons about whether the military is as locked and loaded as president trump says it it is. >> if president trump is signaling that the american military is fully prepared to take action against north korea, that would come as somewhat of a surprise for me. because being fully prepared to act would take weeks or months. >> with thos of service members and their families in south korea, japan and guam, american lives could be in harm's way if the u.s. mill chris coons from delaware tells me in addition to evacuation, bombers would be deplayed and at the moment they are not. >> should we be doing that? removing families, diplomats and also getting our military operations truly in place? >> the most important first step is to work closely with south korea to get our system. we should get that up and run ing. >> high altitude area defense is is considered the most sophisticated missile defense system with 100% test success rate. it's a e key piece in the arsenal protecting the u.s. mainland and u.s. territory of guam. >> we feel safe here right now. it assures allies. >> thing its will happen to them like they never thought possible. >> while the war of words between the president and north korean leader kim jong-un intensifies, senator coons who serves on the foreign relations committee is helpful cooler heads will prevail. >> to me that's a strategy that's diplomacy first while preparing for the worst. >> does that mean you oppose what the president said this week? >> i think the president may have been more aggressive earlier than was necessarily wise. he's not the person who has created this situation. >> how did tensions escalate to get it to this point? >> also stay tuned for "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. we'll have a breakdownover the president's doubling down on military threats against north korea today. >> the beautiful conditions are about to take a turn. nbc 10 in wilmington where people wering outside under overcast sky we take a live look from our cam pus camera. if you're heading out, bring the umbrella along. this could linger into saturday. >> we are tracking the forecast because we're seeing lots of clouds for the entire deval e lee. current temperatures for the suburbs, lehigh valley and delaware in the upper suburbs. for the metro area, 82. all those clouds how thick ask jews jewsy they are. they match up with the satellite image here. so this is just showing us clouds moving into our area. let's zoom in bright. they are really high clouds, which means they are capable of producing those rain showers. the next couple hours, we're tracking the rain showers getting here later on tonight for the metro area. certainly hanging on through the overnight hours. we're tracking the threat of isolated thunderstorms. we have some rain through the overnight hours into tomorrow. and saturday is going to be a soaker. we have some sunshine for sunday. back to you. make sure you keep the app with you all weekend long so you'll know exactly when the storm threat is about to hit where you are. we'll send you an alert when the danger is out from your location. >> we have learned new details in the past few hours about a deadly hit-and-run in center city, philadelphia, that happened last weekend. police have released a picture of the person of interest want ed in the case. and this is a look at the jeep wrangler that took off after the driver hit a woman on ray street early sunday morning. the woman died as a result of the crash. >> it's a very distinct vehicle. we have looked at a lot and not seen one like this. so this appears to have some custization. >> police believe the driver wanted in this deadly hit-and-run accident lives in the philadelphia area. look at this mess left behind after a car plowed into a fire hydrant in university city today. sky force 10 was over baltimore avenue. no one was hurt r, but the road buckle led. there was mud all over the road. someone is targeting police officers with gasoline. people in the 12th district smelled gas. theyen went outside and found several gas on to t=b.htaners. police say several things were covered in gasoline, but nothing ignited. the atf investigating this as an ar. a judge could rule as to whether a penn state fraternity will be tried in the death of a pledge. 16 former frat members are in court for another day of testimony and preliminary hearingings. two others in the case have waived the hearing. some are accused of involuntary manslaughter. others face less serious charges. they stem from the death of tim piazza inside a house back in february. he died after a night of drinking and several falls including twice down a flight of stairs. this is day five of the hearing. it began back in june and continued until now. it could wrap up today. when it does, the judge will decide if there's enough evidence to send the case to trial. a major clean up in one of the most dangerous drug zones is making a bold statement. the tracks has a high concentration of drug use and homeless people. today that area looks very different from just two weeks ago when the clean up project first started. this is what it looked like before the clean up. the city is not u only removing trash, but also building a fence to keep the drug problem from returning. the new challenge is the spill of the problem into nearby neighborhoods. people have been complaining about more homeless people in the streets. not everyone is take advantage of their services to get clean. >> unfortunately, as much as we have done the outreach, only about 56 people have come in for actual services. >> they are picking up the undies closed clean up cost. there are new questions this afternoon about why a man wanted in a on the main line was on the streets in the first place. authorities believe the suspect derek rollins shot and killed a 29-year-old man as he was leaving a pizza shop and heading to his friend's house last month. investigators have been looking for the suspect for two weeks. records show that he was released from jail last november after two officers failed to show up at his trial on judge drug charges. a review is underway to determine why exactly the officers did not appear in court. philadelphia police hope surveillance video will help find the gunman who shot another driver while they wait ed for a traffic light. the victim was in critical condition after being shot several times in oxford circle. he was stuck at the light there when another driver pulled up and opened fire. up next, shot at 6 years old. >> the family of a boy shot a year ago is celebrating tonight. and hospital chaos. why staff had to empty an emergency room and care for everybody outside instead. jackpot, mega millions and powerball both over $350 million. we're breaking down your odds of winning, that's next at 5:00. but first we continue to follow that breaking news out of northeast philadelphia. a shooting right in front of the target store across the street from the roosevelt mall. one person under arrest. we did just get an update from police commissioner. we'll have that for you, next. back to the breaking news we have bye-bye following. a shooting in front of the target store. this is across the street from the roosevelt mall. one person is under arrest. we just learned that the store is now off lockdown. we also know one person was shot and taken to the hospital. we're working on getting more information and new details into the breaking story. brandon hudson is going to update us coming up shortly. president trump began yesterday with another threat toward north korea warning that military options are locked and loaded. strump wrote they are now in place should north korea act unwoizly. let's bring in chuck todd. as always, thank you for joining us. appreciate your insight. first, it appears as though the president is escalating this war of words. it seems we may be on the verge of a nuclear confrontation. what are you hearing in washington? how close are we to some type of military action? >> it's hard to believe that we're actually that close to military action because the words so far haven't matched any action. if we truly were preparing for a military strike, there would be actual preparations of the battlefield. they have gone through this. i was talking to folks who have been worked at the pentagon for years and been involved in preparations like this in the past. and you would be prepping the battlefield. so there's always folks in korea ready to go. we have 28,000 troops over there at the ready. there are missile defenses that are always at the ready. there are things are in place for an immediate, but if you were planning a potential strike and you had the time to do this, you would be sending reenforcements both in personnel and in military resources. and none of that has happened. none of that has becogun. so look at the actions. the actions don't match the words. you can chalk up the words to just hot rhetoric. >> speaking of that hot rhetoric, this is a very different tone than what we have seen from previous u.s. presidents. is it having think in effect on north korea? >> we'll see. i think frankly words were intended to have more of an impact on china than north korea. and if you see that some of the actions of china of late, they did join the united states, it's a big deal. perhaps the hot rhetoric is having a bit of an impact on china. and their positioning in all of this. >> chuck todd, as always, thank you. we'll see you on sunday. you can tune in to "meet the press at 10:30 on sunday here on nbc 10. today a celebration of life for a child who survived getting shot several times exactly one year ago. he is now 7 years old. he was shot ten times last august. today the community came together and he was all smiles. >> we didn't. expect for him to walk away the situation. he did. remarkably, he did. and as you can see, he's been running, laughing, joking, playing like a normal kid. >> and his mother tells us her son no longer needs a wheelchair to get around. take a look at this scene. pretty chaotic here. staffers had to move the entire. emergency room outside after patients started getting dizzy and nauseous. investigators believe there may have been some kind of chemical leak. part of the hospital has been closed as a e precaution. now to our weather. a rainy friday night ahead. get out there now. it's looking dry. folks are skating along at the blue cross river rink. if you have plans, pack an umbrella. the rain could get heavy at times and we're can wanting something of a saturday soaker. erika martin has the details. >> we are tracking two rounds of showers. rain really on saturday. . but right now a lye look outside. it's dry in philadelphia. center city looks really dry, really nice. pretty mild conditions. we are seeing some clouds already developing. the big story is this is a neighborhood forecast. bus. lton at 84. let's head on over to new jersey. we're also e seeing lot of 80s and rain. just clouds. developing across new jersey. however, this story is a lotten different. folks north and west, look at that lightning strike. we have some pockets of heavy downpours moving through. and look at this. chester county, just starting to see some to the west of you. not there, not yet. look at that lightning strike. keep in mind, you'll start to hear some rumbling and see some isolated thunderstorms across your area. let's add the wind. i want to show you something really important. the direction of the the wind is southerly. that's pretty much give iing us lot of moisture that we do need for that rain. the wind is between 7 miles per hour in philadelphia and 13 for dover. when we look at why this is the case, this is our weather story. we do have this warm front that's going to lift so that's moving to the northeast direction. two rounds of rain move iing in saturday. let's time this out for you hour by hour. starting this at 5:00 p.m., we start to see the effects of the warm front moving through our area. through tonight and the early morning hours, overnight hours seeing some rain moving through and pockets of heavy downpours at 3:00 a.m. and look at this. we'll see a break at 4:00 a.m. we have some more rain moving in. at 9:30 a.m., we're seeing mainly clouds in the valley. so the deal is is we have some more rain coming up. so coming up the next time we meet up, i have the rest of the story. we were first about the warm front. not a totally dry saturday, but we have some sun in the forecast on sunday. back to you. can't bet on the weather tonight. you can bet on the lottery. you better double down. >> there's one big drawing tonight, but it's not the only big prize. >> there are two big jackpots up for grabs. both are worth more than $350 million. tonight's e mega millions is worth $382 million to be exact. the powerball jackpot is is up to $356 million. that drawing is tomorrow night. the frenzy to get tickets and the winning numbers in full swing. we talked to customers in line at bethlehem. >> i would say if i do win the jackpot, 70% of it will go whatever god's will is for that money. >> my niece wants to move back from texas. >> the odds of winning the mega millions jackpot is 1 in 250 million. and join us tonight at 11:00 to see the winning numbers. and to find out if you're a winner. >> you know what i love when we talk to people? you probably b wouldn't go to work the next day, which i get. but a lot of people say they would do nice things for friends and community. >> give to charity. it's hard not to dream when you have that much money sitting out there. >> still ahead, playing with police. officers and kids celebrating a once taken over by drug use. it's now a safe place for fun. plus a miracle puppy. how this adorable mom and pup are beating the odds tonight. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com these kids are finishing up a two-day camp hosted bien montgomery county police. it's their annual junior police academy. it's for kids between 7 and 12 years old. they learn about emergency service personnel and play games a 1-year-old pit swrn bull is alive after she was saved from the street. these are pictures of her and her only surviving puppy. when she was found, the she was pregnant and scared so workers put her in a private room with plenty of blankets. her delivery was a do or die situation. emergency staff stepped in to try to save her and her pis. only one puppy survived. leroy has a forever home and now her mom is ready for one too. the humane league of lancaster county is one of the shelters participating in our clear the shelters event. that happens next saturday. at all the participating places, adoption fees are waived. to find a shelter or rescue operation near you, tap the nbc 10 app. coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00, we continue to follow breaking news. a shooting just outside of the target store. >> we'll hear from someone who was inside the store when this shooting went down. steven fisher has the live report, next. plus west nile virus found alo along a local river wp what's being done now to keep it from spreading. we begin with breaking news in northeast philadelphia. shooting in front of the target store athe street from the mall. one person is under arrest. officers had been looking for a possible second shooter inside the store. we're working to get more updates on that. >> we just spoke to someone who witnessed it. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we just got new information from police. they say this all started when three to five men were arguing outside of the cvs part of the target. this all happened just in the last couple hours. you can see still a very active scene heren. behind me. there's still a car sitting there. but three to five men arguing, one left the scene. police still looking for that person as we speak. as far as the vick listed in stable condition. people both inside and outside of the store heard those shots fired. there was five total shots. one of them hitting that victim. some of those people inside went to hide. others just ran. we have been told there's one person in custody. but very scary moments for shoppers and employees. e we did talk to one woman who was shopping with her kids when all this happened. here's what she encountered. >> we were shopping and i heard like a bunch of people arguing and i heard banging. i wasn't sure. but then everybody started running in the back of the store. >> imagine going through that. you're going about target and you hear shotting ringing out. that was a real ordeal for a lot of people today. taking another live look, people had to get a police escort back to the the parking lot to get in their cars. as far as the employees go, we're told employees have been sent home for the day. the target is going to be closed. outside now remains a crime scene. we're going to continue to follow this story. we'll be sure to upyou with new information as it becomes available. we'll be back in the next half hour. reporting live, steven fisher, nbc news. we had more breaking news. sky force 10 is live over a shooting in novrt philadelphia. we have learn ed happening in a guy knee avenue. no word if anyone was hit, but we know the police officers were not hurt in all this. sky force 10 live over a police-involved shooting. the section cordoned off there now. roigt now at 5:30, tracking rain for the start of the weekend. here's a live look down the shores of may. not looking bad out there. we know that the clouds are slowly going to start to push in. dry at this hour. people soaking up the last rays of the day. then the changes will come tonight into tomorrow. >> you can see the rain move in into our area on the radar. this could mean your friday night plans are going to involve a little rain. >> let's get to meteorologist erika martin. she's timing all this out for us. >> this is why i like neighborhood forecasts. it allows us to give you the details as to why not everybody is seeing rain at this moment. so the suburbs current temperatures in the 70s. we have clouds across the valley. i want to focusen o the lehigh valley. a couple minutes ago, i thought it was very interesting. and we are seeing some lightning strikes as well. north and west of the metro area, i'm going to take off the rain. now i'm looking at satellite. you can see all the clouds that we just saw in that live shot across the lehigh valley. and zoom in and you can see the bright white chouds. that tell us us we have some moisture ask rain and a lot of it will make it to ground soon enough. when we overlap it with the rain, we can start to see the rain is moving into our area and everybody has it. not yet, but i will time it out hour by hour. see you in a bit. take the nbc 10 app with you this weekend. stay on top of the rain tonight into tomorrow. we'll be sending alerts out 30 minutes before the storm reaches your location. a popular bucks county day camp is facing a major schakup tonight. the day camp was bought back by the bank today amid-financial problems. parents are voicing concerns about the camp's management. george spencer was at the sheriffs sale. he then headed to the camp to talk to parents about what the new ownership means for their campers. >> reporter: the current owners remain in possession of this property for about the next month or two until the sale closes. the future of the day camp is not clear. some parents we spoke to tonight say they see the writing on the wall. they are both saddened and angered. >> e he needs the money. >> reporter: they had enough as she was driving out of the ch cherokee day camp where is they now work as a counsellor. he says he's owed $1800 in unpaid wages by the camp's operator. get a future going and he get. s screwed over. he loved this camp. >> today concerns about the camp's future only grew. the property was bought back by monument after officials say the property owner fell far behind on payments. that means the future use for this property is up in the air. even as families try to come to terms with what's happened here this summer. >> when i pick up my kids, they love the children. >> this mother did not want her face shown, but says her counsellor daughter was also unpaid. nbc 10 highlighted concerns about the camp on wednesday as parents spoke out with fears that management had been cutting corners ob safety precautions, on camp lunches and even on pool maintenance. some say the operator even tried to use today's sheriffs sale as an excuse for unpaid wages. >> i have black and white text from him. paying her tomorrow. i stood by him as a mom for seven years. >> e we spent all day today trying to track down the camp operator. but neither of them were on site here. monument bank intends to sell the property, but it's not clear whether a potential future buyer exactly how they would use it. reporting live, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> we'll be following it. thank you. in terms of the weather, it was a great day to get outside. take a look at the kids gathered in north philly for some soccer training. police were there to join in on the fun. the kids got to enjoy some dogs on the grill. >> we teach the kids some teamwork. they get a couple weeks with the police officers in a e relaxed setting. in a safe part of an otherwise complicated situation in the neighborhood. >> the park where the soccer camp was held today had been closed for years, but it is now being renovated. septa is trying to work out a bug on its fair card kiosks. there's been some confusion among customer when is it comes to adding money to cards. riders have accidentally ordered a second card. according to our partners, septa is trying out a new set of screens at its headquarters. if it's more user friendly, they are going to install it in all their kiosks. incoming class at drexel university's college of medicine. students received their white coats today at a ceremony. it's a symbol of their future profession as becoming doctors. 250 students are in the class of 2021. here's a look at the stories making headlines county by county across our region today. a 20-year-old woman is dead after a crash in gloucester county. sky force 10 was over monroeville around noon today. police say katherine campbell's car collided with a truck. campbell was killed. the truck driver was taken to the hospital. in north hampton county, investigators were back at the scene with a fire under construction. nbc 10 showed you this scene yesterday in breaking news. investigators trying to figure out what started the fire. in atlantic county, the tropicana is planning to build a sky bridge between the casino and chelsea hotel. city council approved the buildings to share air rights. construction is expected to begin late this year and pin iffish up early next year. still ahead, tickets slowdown. >> why it might not be so easy to log on and buy a ticket to a show or concert right from your phone. handcuffs can't stop this car thief. how a woman under arrest managed to steal a police cruiser. monday morning we have your first look at the day's news, weather and traffic and we are counting down to the e phenomenon in the sky with a week-long series. we'll talk about what it is and how long you'll have to wait for the next eclipse if you miss the event this month. join us at 4:00 a.m. for all the day's news, weather and traffic. we have new video from inside a police cruiser. you see the officer arresting a man. a woman was already inside the cruiser in handcuffs. when the officer walked over to talk to witnesses, the woman slides into the driver's seat somehow and manages to get hand kufd hands around the wheel and takes off. police ended up catching up to the cruiser three miles away. the couple was hiding in the desert still handcuffed. they were taken into custody. they were pulled over for driving a stolen car. coming up next, eagles nation buzzing around a big trade today. we are breaking down what it means for the birds. >> if you're going to get something good, you got to give up something good that's what the eagles believe they have done by giving up one of their most 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their most productive wide receiver, but the team believes with that previous off season move they have made they solidified the position enough to they can't afford to make a weak defensive position stronger. jordan matthews averaged 900 yards per season. but the eagles are hoping to get a number one starting caliber cornerback who is only 23 years old. the eagles also gave up the buffalo bills their 2018 third round draft pick. darby was the runner up for defensive rookie of the year two seasons ago. they have five corners on their roster 24 years old or younger. >> we felt like as we were building this, there were a lot of priorities that go into building a team that competes for championships. having a defensive back or co corner position that was young and could go together, this fits with that description. it doesn't make it any easier. we wish jordan all the best. we what we thought was best going forward. >> we'll have more reaction on the trade and hear from carson wentz on his performance in the preseason opener last night in green bay. >> we'll see you next hour. the bills and the eagles play thursday night right here on nbc 10. your official eagles station is is your home to watch every single day all preseason long. ticket mast er has mastered the market when it comes to getting into sporting events, concerts and art galas. the ticket giant is changing the way it does business. it wants to stop high volume scalp. ers from scooping up all the good seats. so it is implementing new technology to weed them up. stephanie gosk looks at how that new technology may make it tougher for customers to e get into an event and how the boss is making sure his fans aren't left dancing in the dark. that's tonight on "nbc nightly news" here on nbc 10. it's not your call wedding venue. >> but when mega bus opened up marry me, donna and omar jumped at the chance and won. today they rode a bus from new york city to atlantic city tying the knot on the way. >> the couple told us today they met on a mega bus two years ago. we'll show you the video of the wedding. that's tonight at 11:00. now to your weather. and we are tracking some rain. this is a live look at boat house row. it is dry. just a little overcast. that's going to change a little later on tonight. the radar is showing the rain that is moving this way. let's go to meteorologist erika martin. friday night rain and a saturday soaker on tap for us. >> what a down er. at least we're going to have sunshine on sunday. let's keep that in mind. a live look across the jersey beach. it's really nice right now. this truly is a neighborhood forecast. i'm going to focus on temperatures along the jersey shore. they are mainly seeing some clouds. developing. otherwise clouds are nice. atlantic city at 76 degrees. cape may courthouse at 79. and for the lehigh valley, we are seeing conditions that are a little cloudier and some showers already making it to the ground. the temperatures are cooler as well. walnut port at 70. white hall at 74. nazareth at 76 degrees. here's why it's cooler north and west of the philly metro area. radar and satellite images, two-hour loop. we're seeing lots of rain moving from the southwest to the northeast. that will cool the atmosphere. that's why temperatures up here are cooler. a wider perspective, we're widing and seeing some clouds develop. the valley is mainly dry. no radar. we took the rain off here. we're seeing mainly clouds developing for the rest of the deval e lee. look at this. we're e seeing conditions just really getting unsettled. especially after midnight. it's a threat of some lightning. 73 degrees at least that's the average for the philly metro area. the suburbs seeing that similar trend here. we're seeing some showers clearing. but it's not going to be done yet. the rain is going to come in two rounds for your saturday. we have a warm front moving through into tomorrow. and then a cold front for tomorrow. by hour forecast, a great story. we start to see heavier pockets around 11:30 p.m. 2:30 a.m., metro area is going to get pounded here. coming up in just a bit, aye got more to tell you. we have more rain for the second half of your saturday. >> never. >> we'll see the forecast coming up. up next at 5:00, he was one of the most famous names in philadelphia's chief dynasty. >> tony wants to end the stigma of addiction after losing his son to the opioid crisis. i wake up and cry all day long. >> up next, how he's helping other families through heartbreaken tonight. coming up at 6:00, battling the opioid crisis, how first responders are changing the way they work to save more lives. ♪ walter? hmm? is that the rest of our food? what? no. how come you have cheese in your beard? because switching to geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. oh! ok. geico. because saving 15% or more on car insurance is always a great answer. whoa! gross! we check in with lester holt who joins us from the studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on knight. >> ahead for us, the sobering instructions being circulated to people in guam about a worst case scenario in the showdown with north korea. we'll tell you about the diversity crisis that put google's ceo under fire. would you bet against one of the the odds. the perfect storm that's stirring a hot of controversy. more when we see you for "nbc nightly news." >> a lot of people would. tonight a new effort to break the stigma of addiction in philadelphia. tony is well known for his family cheesesteak empire. his family is prompting him to reach out to others. >> he's lending his voice to something else. >> everything i say to you today is from my experience. it's not gospel. i could be wrong. it's just me speaking of me. >> e meet iing with family membs and advocates, trying to break the stigma of addiction. >> in march i lost my son to addiction. >> his son also called tony died just four months ago. >> the pain is palpable. today was a bad day. >> what's a bad day? >> i cry all day long. >> after what his dad says was a long and constant fight going to rehab twice. >> the second time, it really helped. then things turned and it was a constant struggle. i didn't know what to do. i yelled at him. i screamed at him. i hugged him. i pushed him away. there's no handbook. >> he's trying now to build a dialogue for other families struggling too. launch iing an initiative. >> we're telling people to post a picture. let your loved one know they were not a number and they are not a statistic. and people are jumping on board. >> reporter: it's a passion that let's him help others but the loss is fresh. >> everyone has regrets. i kissed tony on a sunday night. i wanted to call him monday morning to tell him how proud i was. and i didn't. i figured he was asleep and life catches up and i get a phone call. >> he says he doesn't want others to get that call. even on bad days, he duh does this. >> if one family doesn't get that phone call, it's an amazing success. >> reporter: in philadelphia, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> the nbc 10 web team has been covering the opioid crisis for two years now. our stories about the impact on local families have won national awards. you can see those stories on demand any time on the nbc 10 app. new at 6:00, we're following two breaking news stories. we're working to find out what led to a police officer shooting at a suspect in north philadelphia. we're live on the scene. and our other breaking news. a shooting in front of a target that sent the store into lockdown. we're live as police search for the gunman. fight to recover, this little boy's paralyzed after being caught in the middle of a drive by shooting. new at 6:00, tonight his family speaking out. i'm tracking some rain moving into our viewing area. it does look like saturday will be a wash out. but two rounds of rain will really tell details in your most accurate forecast coming up in just a bit. we're following two breaking news stories. a police-involved shooting in north philly. and on the right, a shooting in front of a target. we have a lot going on tonight at 6:00. we start with nbc 10's steven fisher, who is live outside of that target store. new information just in the last 30 minutes. . what you tell us? >> i want to start with the very latest. we know that the shooter is still on the loose. e he fled this scene in a redd hyundai. we have an active scene behind me. go ahead and take a look. you can see the caution tape. there's another car there with red rims. the red things on the ground are hats. police have is a lot of work to get done here. police have one man in custody. he was not the shooter. the shooter is still on the louse. this started when three men wering outside of the cvs portion of the target. as far as the victim, we're told one person was shot in the back last listed in stable condition. that individual did have a gun on him. he'sly allowed to carry it. he did not fire any shots. we understand people both inside and outside of the target heard the five shots as they were fired. some went to hide and some ran in the opposite direction. very scary moments for shoppers and employees. speaking of employees, we did talk to one heading into work. she said it started when one guy got into an argument with three others and tried to go back into the target. >> he grabbed him and pulled him out. ed whoever was in there was about three guys that jumped

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