The Chainsmokers performed to an excited crowd at the Atlantic City beach. Check out the highlights!
Chainsmokers Perform on the AC Beach
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Crash Causes Car to Slam Into West Philadelphia Home
Two people were hurt after a collision between two vehicles at a West Philadelphia intersection crushed one car and caused the other to slam into a nearby home.
The two vehicles collided near the 6100 block of Ellsworth Street Sunday afternoon. The impact caused one vehicle to crash into a white truck in the street while the other vehicle, a red Toyota, traveled across a lawn before striking a home.
The drivers of both vehicles were taken to the hospital. Officials have not yet revealed their conditions. The homeowners were not in the house at the time of the crash.
“I just can’t even fathom the whole repair process and the displacement,” Beverly Johnson, a neighbor of the homeowners, told NBC10. “It’s heartbreaking.”
L&I officials will determine if the home is still safe for the family to live there. Officials continue to investigate the crash.
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Thieves Steal More Than $5K in Michael Kors Bags, Police Say
Police are searching for two men who they say stole thousands of dollars’ worth of bags from a Michael Kors store in Gloucester Township, New Jersey.
Surveillance video shows the men entering the store and grabbing several handbags by the front door. Police said the suspects then exited the store and fled the area in a mint green-colored sedan. The total value of the stolen handbags is $5,502, police said.
If you have any information on the identities of the suspects, please call Gloucester Township police at 856-228-4500, or call the GTPD Anonymous Tip Line at 856-842-5560.
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Eagles Fan Recreates Philly Special for Gender Reveal
It’s only been a few months since the Eagles’ Super Bowl win, but the trick play the Birds used to score against the Patriots in the first half, dubbed the “Philly Special,” is already considered by many to be one of the greatest plays in the team’s history.
So great in fact, that one father-to-be decided to reenact it to mark a very special occasion.
Twitter user Donny Football posted a video on social media of the dad-to-be and a group of friends pulling off the play for a gender reveal. As the pink smoke that rose after he spiked the ball indicated, he’ll be having a girl.
Take a look at the video above. Then watch the actual Philly Special for the 2000th time.
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200 Teens Fight, Disrupt Traffic in North Philly, Police Say
A crowd of 200 teens fought, disrupted traffic and damaged a police vehicle in North Philadelphia Sunday night, officials said.
Police responded to a large crowd of teens on Broad and Parrish streets near Temple University's campus shortly before 7:30 p.m. Investigators said the teens were fighting, stopping traffic and at one point damaged the window of a police car.
The group also went inside the Wendy's restaurant on 1700 North Broad St. and overturned the tables, police said.
"I thought something was going to happen," Darlene Jenkins of Northern Liberties said. "You know the flash mobs. So I threw my food in the car and I walked over there and got something to eat because I didn't want to get caught up in anything."
Philadelphia police officers on the ground and in the air helped to disperse the crowd.
"It was a lot of cops," Jenkins said. "I'm going to say at least 15 cars maybe and then there was some out here."
Two teens were hospitalized during the incident. No arrests were made.
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Pennsylvania Fights to Block 3D Printer Guns
Anyone with a 3D printer can buy a set of instructions to create a gun. Pennsylvania has filed a permanent injunction to stop the weapons from being sold.
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First Alert Weather: Wet Weather Returns
NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking a change from the beautiful weekend as more wet weather heads into the area.
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Camp Cadet: Where Kids Develop Life Skills and More
Camp Cadet is a week-long camp run by Pennsylvania State Troopers where kids will develop teamwork, discipline, and violence prevention skills among others.
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Driver Hits Parked Car After Car is Shot
A driver is okay after his car was shot in East Germantown. The shooting, which happened along East Chelten Avenue, caused the driver to crash into a parked car.
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SEPTA Ends $1 Paper Transfers This Week
SEPTA is urging passengers to adopt the SEPTA Key Card ahead of upcoming changes to its services in August.
Beginning Wednesday, the transit company will no longer use paper transfers for travel on buses, subways and trolleys. Customers must use a SEPTA Key Card with Travel Wallet to receive the $1 qualifying transfer, the company said.
Most regular passengers have already made the switch to the digital payment option that was introduced in June 2016, according to SEPTA.
Visit their website to find out more about the Key Card or any of its services.
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Kids Learn How to Become State Troopers at Camp Cadet
July 31st kicked off Cadet Camp where children learn what it takes to be a police officer. Pennsylvania state troopers held classes in physical fitness and crime scene investigation.
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7th Annual Peace Week
Monday July 30 kicks off the 7th Annual Peace Week. Unity in the Community Founder and President Anton Moore dropped by the studio with organizer and senior advisor Desiree Perterkin Bell to talk about some of the events this happening this week.
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Travel Back to the Roaring '20s With Deco on the Delaware
Glen Foerd will travel back to the 1920s on August 4 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Master of Ceremonies John Petty and executive director of the Historic Glen Foerd Estate dropped by the studio to talk about what will happen at their event.
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Gunman Shoots Man on I-95 NB in New Castle, Delaware
An investigation is underway after a gunman shot a man on I-95 in New Castle, Delaware.
The shooting occurred in the northbound lanes of I-95 near Airport Road Monday afternoon. One man shot another man in the upper torso. The gunman was taken into police custody while the victim was taken to the hospital. Officials have not yet revealed his condition.
Responding police officers surrounded a Dodge Durango and a Saint Francis Healthcare van which were involved in the incident, according to investigators. They have not yet revealed whether the gunman was the driver of the Durango or the van.
A spokesperson with Saint Francis Healthcare told NBC10 the van transports elderly passengers to and from life centers in the area. The spokesperson also said however there were no passengers in the van at the time of the shooting.
Traffic is slowly getting by in the area as police continue to investigate.
This story is developing. Check back for updates.
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7-Foot Boa Constrictor on the Loose in Montgomery County
Reports of a large snake gone missing from a Montgomery County home has residents on edge in a small community.
The East Greenville Borough made the announcement via its Facebook page on Monday afternoon that a 7' red tail boa constrictor was on the loose. The page later confirmed a sighting of the snake.
News of the snake's escape led to a change of plans for some events.
According to another Facebook post, a lunch event in nearby Bieler Park was cancelled "due to a large animal on the loose near the site."
Although it is uncommon, the red tail boa constrictor is known to occasionally attack humans when it perceives a threat.
Anyone who spots the snake is asked to contact the East Greenville Police at 610-635-4300.
Photo Credit: Chris Carlson/AP
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New Book Features Biden, Obama as Crime Fighters
Joe Biden the crime fighter? A new mystery novel casts Delaware's most famous resident in a different light. Author Andrew Shaffer talks about his new book "Hope Never Dies."
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Crews and Good Samaritans Rescue Trapped Duckling
Fire personnel and Good Samaritans in Ventnor City, New Jersey heard a mother's cry for help and rescued her duckling who was trapped in a storm drain. Watch the full video.
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Church Asks for Donations to Help Daughters of Mom Killed in House Collapse
There's a new call for help for a family devastated by a deadly house collapse in New Jersey. Tika Justice was killed when her Mercer County home came crumbling down last week. Now her surviving daughters are getting help from their church. Click here if you would like to donate.
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NBC10 Responds: Scammers Target Renters in Our Area
Nearly half of all people, living in Philadelphia are renters and scammers out there are looking to cash in on that housing demand.
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NJ Firefighters Travel to California to Help Fight Wildfires
New Jersey firefighters are traveling to California to help fight the devastating wildfires. We have the latest on their journey.
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