right now at 11:00, philadelphia police are trying to solve a murder mystery in port richmond. a young mother shot and killed inside her home while her 2-year-old daughter was nearby. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. a community is in mourning. the victim's family is demanding answers. nbc's drew smith is live for us in port richmond where a tight group of loved ones and friends are reaching out. drew? >> reporter: vai, you can see how many people cared for this young mother by seeing this growing memorial here. people have been dropping off balloons candles all morning long. this is where stephaniecity of stephanie

lived with her young daughter and father. now people want to know how she ended up on the floor of her bedroom with a gunshot to her friends. a large group of family and friends didn't get any sleep last night and they're continuing to stand outside the home of 22-year-old stephanie. her cousin says he's struggling to understand what happened and how her young daughter was in the home around 11:00 when it happened last night. >> i don't even know because she's only 2 years old. >> reporter: neighbors heard one gunshot. one of the neighbors chased a man leaving the home but the gunman got away. >> the worst person in this world, i don't see how they could kill somebody's mother in front of them. that's just -- it's crazy. >> her boyfriend came down bang on the door panicking, saying he found his girlfriend dead on the floor. >> reporter: the family tells us she loved her daughter and her

job working as a dental hygienist. >> that family is the best. they need to find out who did this because this is not right. >> reporter: friends and family are hoping to organize some sort of gathering tonight to remember dzkowski. homicide detectives are working this case. they're talking to witnesses including dzkowski's boyfriend. drew smith, "nbc10 news." skyforce10 was over the scene of a deadly crash on route 663 in quakertown bucks county. three vehicles were involved in this accident. one person was killed. and several others were hurt. we are working to gather more details about what led to this crash. meanwhile, we continuing followinging breaking news. police issued amber alert for a 16-year-old girl who was abducted from her home. pennsylvania state police are trying to find jenna patterson. they say 21-year-old walter

lewis took her from her home on east view drive in wilkes-barre. lewis on the right. police say he has a handgun and should be considered armed and dangerous. he may be driving a red car. if you happen to see them you should call 911. police say an argument ends with a man shot to death near a playground. the victim was shot twice and stumbled about 100 feet before collapsing on stop street at 1:00 in the morning. he died at temple hospital 30 minutes later. a man with white t-shirt and shorts was spotted fleeing the scene. gunfire hit two homes and a car on east rockland street in the fountainville section of philadelphia overnight. police don't know where the shots came from. police were in the house at the time. they say about ten shots in all were fired. this morning we are learning

more about a crash in northeast philadelphia that killed three young people. police identified the victims. it happened in bustleton. they say the car packed with five people slammed into this tree so hard that it split the vehicle in two. police are now searching for a second vehicle that may have been racing that car. the car that crashed. investigators say the cars hits speeds up to 75 miles an hour. >> if the other car were to come forward, it would help families with closure. >> the people in the other car have responsibility to give us information on what they saw. >> the other victims who died in the car are another 17-year-old girl from philadelphia why yet gonzalez and felipe hernandez from burlington medford county. police hope information from neighbors will lead them to the person who kidnapped and beat a 5-year-old girl. the girl's mother says her

daughter realized -- that her daughter was missing on tuesday morning. according to police a man climbed through an alleyway window at the family home forced the girl outside and beat her. the mother says she found her daughter barely conscious. police hope new video will help them catch the man they say threatened workers at a south philadelphia gas station. investigators say the man gave clerks a hard time and later tried to enter the store after hours. when workers told him the store was closed, the man allegedly pulled a gun and threatened them and ran off. if you recognize this man, you're asked to call police. plenty of sunshine and low humidity across our area today. it's really shaping up to be a pretty fantastic friday as we take a live look at philadelphia museum of art. looks nice. nbc10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. >> yeah vai, quite a change

from what we've seen over the last few days. great baseball coming. phillies are home tonight and over the weekend. the conditions are looking really good. especially because of the low humidity. we've got dry air, not only across our area but over a large portion of the country. got to go back to the rocky mountains or west coast before we find the nearest moisture. it's 85 degrees already, but it doesn't feel too hot because the humidity is so low. it's in the 80s just about everywhere except for mt. pocono at 75 degrees. the feels like temperature, the same as the air temperature because of that low humidity. so yesterday it felt like close to 100. it's not going to feel anywhere close to that today. we're going to be seeing temperatures get up near 90 degrees and extend the heat wave here, but yesterday it felt like 100. today it will feel more like 90. we'll see when that heat returns

along with the humidity with the rest of the seven-day in just a few minutes. >> thank you, glenn. an escaped inmate from western pennsylvania who police say killed a woman while on the run has been captured. state police tweeted just a short time ago that they have robert crissman in custody. he walked away from a work release program yesterday near pittsburgh. hours later someone found a woman dead inside a home near the prison. investigators believe crissman killed her and the two knew each other. he was in jail for violating probation on a drug charge. in ocean city the sixth and seventh street beaches are back open to swimmers after a sewage problem closed a section of the beach yesterday. crews tested water samples and found no problems. they closed the beaches after a small amount of sewage made its way into a storm drain. two other shore beaches are also back open after getting the all clear. health officials in atlantic city initially closed the north

carolina avenue and pennsylvania avenue swimming areas because bacteria levels exceeded water quality standards. but water samples have come back at acceptable levels so they've been given the all-clear. authorities believe the elevated levels in the earlier tests were the result of heavy rain that fell sunday night. a storm drain outfall pipe is between those two beaches. from our delaware bureau dover downs has eliminated 48 jobs over the past few months which is twice the number that it had planned to cut. the ceo says the additional cuts are a result of declining business after the casino decided to stop offering table games during early weekday mornings. tonight septa begins its third annual trolley tunnel blitz, which means more headaches for riders. a 16-day repair project will close the center city tunnel starting tonight at 10 p.m. through august 17th. trolley tunnel runs from 13th to 40th streets. during construction passengers

will have to use alternate routes. they can use the market francford line from 40th street station for travel to and from center city. baseball the phillies are expected to officially announce the cole hamels trade to texas has been held up by paperwork, but should be completed fairly soon. cole's locker was intact before last night's game. hamels leaves a legacy including a world series mvp in '08 and three all-star appearances. a live look at citizens bank park in south philadelphia. that's where the phillyies will honor former outfielder pat burrell by inducting him to their wall of fame. it's part of phillies alumni weekend. great weather for it too. burrell will be the 37th inductee to wall of fame in a ceremony before tonight's game with the atlanta braves. burrell hit 20 or more home runs in eight consecutive season as a philly. he was a member of the '08 championship team. from minnesota dentist to

wanted man. zimbabwe is trying to hunt down the man wanted in the controversial killing of a protected lion. plus, we're following breaking news. is it another potential security breach in the nation's capital? police arrest a driver they say hit a barricade near the capitol building. glenn? >> we're in for a great summer day, but will this comfortable weather last all the way through the weekend? i'll let you know when the humidity is going to be coming back with my first alert seven-day forecast.

breaking news in washington, d.c. a driver rams his car into a barricade outside the u.s. capitol building. police arrested the driver. they say the car doesn't contain anything hazardous. we'll keep our eye on this situation. skyforce10 is live over an accident involving a dump truck on the blue route in delaware county. this happened on the south bound lanes of the 476 south of the springfield media exit. and we are working to find out if anybody there was hurt. it looks like they stopped traffic there on those southbound lanes. looks like they're shut down right now, but go ahead and stay with "nbc10 news" for updates on this breaking news. we'll continue to see if we can track down more information. looks like a long backup on the southbound lanes of the blue route.

by a dentist from minnesota, officials in zimbabwe say they want a minnesota dentist brought back to africa to be held accountable for laws they say he violated when he killed cecil, the lion. nbc news has the latest. >> reporter: at a news conference this morning, zimbabwe zimbabwe's wildlife minister says they are seeking to exextra diet dr. palmer. >> and we are looking forward for his extradition. >> reporter: at home u.s. officials are asking palmer to come forward. the u.s. fish and wildlife service tweeting thursday we're investigating the killing of sesle,ses cecil, the lion. we'll go where facts lead. with eyes of the world trained on him, dr. palmer is staying out of sight. now the man who guided the american on that hunt in zimbabwe tells the telegraph, he's devastated. out on bail after pleading not

guilty to poaching charges stemming from the hunt tells the paper it went wrong from the beginning. he says palmer first shot cecil the lion with an arrow, but it was too late to track him. so, they went home for the night. 11 hours later he says they spotted the wounded lion and the client then shot it with his bow and arrow and killed it. that's when he tells "the telegraph," they found the famous lion's tracking collar which meant he was a protected animal. both he and palmer were upset, he says telling "the telegraph," he panicked and hid it in a tree. the guide asks later palmer asked if they could hunt an elephant the next day. palmer has not been charged with any crime and has said he'll cooperate with authorities. >> that was nbc's kevin tibbles reporting. and happening now, south carolina church massacre suspect

dylann roof is facing a judge in federal court. victims and relatives may get a chance to address roof during his arraignment on federal hate crime charges. he's accused of killing nine people at an historic black church in june. south carolina doesn't have its own hate crime law. good samaritan help police pull off a life-saving rescue in the sweltering heat. take a look. >> she's going to die! >> shock and disgust from shoppers at a new jersey costco in the parking lot after officers pulled a sweat-soaked toddler from inside a locked mini van. this happened yesterday. customers in the parking lot heard the little girl crying and tried to get her out. they called police, who had to smash the window in order to free the child. >> she was drenched in sweat and she was just crying constantly. her sweat was coming down almost like if someone threw a bucket of water on her.

that's how bad it was. >> the mother was arrested for child endangerment and given to the father. it is unclear how long the child had been locked in the car. well that big break in the humidity we've been promising has certainly arrived and it's going to last at least for a little while. but the humidity's going to be coming back in the seven-day forecast. we've got that relief now, so enjoy it while it's here. the heat wave may very well continue, though. we officially have a heat wave. yesterday, the third straight day of 90-plus. looks like a great weekend. a lot of sunshine and pretty low humidity for this time of the year. that also helps make the sky just that much bluer. visibility that much better. 85 degrees. relative humidity only 43%. feels like 85. yesterday was feeling like about up to 99 in philadelphia. got to triple digits in other parts of the area.

and so we do have the official heat wave. we got to 91 yesterday after two days of 93. we're getting up into the low 90s over the next couple of days. again, with the lower humidity. then it's going to get hotter and more humid again early next week. we're already into the 80s in most of the area. 75 at mt. pocono. bit of a northwest wind there. that is a land breeze. let's see how that's affecting the beaches. yeah, still pretty warm there. just as warm at the beaches as inland when you have a northwest wind like that. ocean temperature down to 68. lewis is a little cooler because of the wind coming in off of the cooler delaware bay. so, that sets us up for a really really nice weekend. at the shore, mid-80s today because of the land breeze. with the sea breeze saturday and sunday near 80 degrees and the ocean temperature will be around 70. another great weekend in the poconos. just a slight chance of a shower

on saturday afternoon. so we do have some great, great weather ahead. for the rest of the day today, sunny, much less humid than it has been. high temperatures around 90 perhaps into the low 90s. and then as we go through the rest of the weekend, we're into the low 90s but the humidity is tolerable. until we get to monday. monday the temperature goes up significantly. the humidity goes up significantly. and you should feel that difference. may be feeling like it's close to 100 by then. similar story on tuesday. that's the next best chance of seeing any kind of showers and storms. and it does look like the heat wave will be ending next week, either by wednesday or thursday. >> thank you, glenn. parents more reasons to make sure your kids get off the couch and keep moving. new findings that show how kids who are physically active now may reap healthy rewards later in life. a popular media site is

getting into the drone business. it's not like anything you've seen before. we'll see what makes facebook's drone so different.

we'll go back to break news. skyforce10 is over an accident on the blue route in delaware county. initial reports that-h that it involved a dump truck and a car. it looks like it is. it looks like it's smashed on

the side of the road there on the shoulder. the southbound landz -- this is on the southbound lanes of 476 in providence. for a while they closed off the southbound lanes. they have one lane on the shoulder going by but the backup is still pretty extensive, so it may take a little to clear all that traffic out. if you happen to be headed towards that area might be a good idea to steer clear for now. moon while, an experimental ebola vaccine is showing promise in africa. a large group of national scientists texted the vaccine on more than 4,000 people in guinea. they said within ten days the vaccine was 100% effective in protecting against ebola. much more testing is still needed. the vaccine is made by merck. active teens are less likely to die from cancer in adulthood.

researchers found middle-aged women who played sports as teenagers had a 14% lower risk of dying from cancer and were 10% less likely to die from any cause than people who were less active in adolescence. women who continued an active lifestyle as an adult had a 20% lower risk for death from all causes. and happening this weekend, the american red cross is joining forces with the philadelphia fire department to help save lives. it's all part of the no more fire deaths campaign. firefighters and red cross volunteers will go door to door installing free smoke alarms like this one in high-risk neighborhoods. they'll also educate people about fire safety. philadelphia police are searching for a killer this morning after a young mom was found shot to death inside her home with her daughter inside. new details on the investigation into the murder and what witnesses are telling police about what they saw. plus, back to beijing. a look at the city named to host

the 2012 winter olympics and why this is -- 2022 rather. why this is a first for the chinese city.

checking out our top stories right now, police are continuing to try to find out who murdered a port richmond mother in her home. her 2-year-old child was nearby at the time she was murdered. friends and family are hoping to organize a vigil recognizing the victim stephanie dzkowski. three vehicles involved in a deadly crash at allentown road and route 663. one person was killed. several others were hurt. and police hope new video

will help them catch the man they say threatened workers at a south philadelphia gas station. investigators say the man gave clerks a hard time and later tried to enter the store after hours. when workers told him the store was closed, the man allegedly pulled a gun, threatened them and then ran off. and we continue to follow breaking news this morning. police have issued an amber alert for 16-year-old girl who was abducted from her home. pennsylvania state police are trying to find jena patterson, seen on the left. they say 21-year-old walter lewis took her from her home on east drive -- east view drive in wilkes-barre around 11:00 last night. lewis, obviously on the right. police say he has a handgun. he should be considered dangerous. he may be driving a red car. if you happen to recognize him or have seen him, you're asked to call 911. boy, it's just a great day for anyone working outside. how about this guy -- these

guys? swinging along that building there. sun shining, less humidity out there. nbc10 cameras catching up with those window washers. they're in t-shirts short sleeves. they're enjoying it. looks like they're having a good time. what's in store for the weekend. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. >> now that the less humid air is here it's going to stay with us pretty much through the weekend. a lot of places will be enjoying that, including -- this is camel beach in the pocono mountains. it's very comfortable with the temperature and it's also comfortable with the lower humidity. it's still in the 70s at mt. pocono but in the 80s everywhere else. 85 in philadelphia. 86 degrees in north east philly. but when you figure in the humidity. remember figuring 99 yesterday. 100 in dover and millville. now it's mid-80s because that

humidity has such an influence on the way it feels to your exposed skin. lots of dry air at the ground. low humidity up through the rest of the atmosphere, too. so there aren't any clouds across a good bit of the country. that's going to keep us dry for a while. so as we go through the day today, a lot of sunshine. the low humidity continues. we're into the low 90s but it won't feel as hot as it did yesterday. we'll see when the real heat and humidity returns, along with the thunderstorms with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> thank you glenn. a piece of debris that washed occupy a remote island in the indian ocean is on its way to france as investigators try to figure out if it's a part of that missing malaysia airlines plane. nbc's tom nbc's tom costello reports. >> reporter: it's not much to go on, but it's all investigators have.

that barnacle-covered flaperoon. it sits on the trailing edge of the wing. it helps slow the plane on approach and bank altitudes. investigators will inspect the metal, looking for anything to tell them did mh-370 hit the water at a high or low speed. did it go in nose-first or more of a controlled landing? are there signs of fire or explosive residue? what about those barnacles, will they provide a clue about the ocean path the debris might have traveled? >> it might be that by carefully looking at what kind of species of barnacles they are, we can get a clue of where debris has been passed. >> reporter: oceanographiers believe it could have been carried in a counterclockwise motion. but investigators believe it went down in the priority search zone off the coast of australia. an area they've been searching above water and below for more

than a year. if it's there, it could be two to three miles under the water in deep rugged terrain. >> just this one piece of wreckage is not going to tell us what happened or why it happened. it's just going to confirm that in fact this airplane did go down in the water. >> hi everyone. >> reporter: from the beginning, captain shaw was a focus of the investigation. malaysian police removed a flight simulator and computer drives from his home looking for evidence he deliberately flew the plane off course and into the indian ocean. even the fbi was asked to assist. but so far there's no solid evidence of foul play. meanwhile, the resting place of mh-370 and the 239 people on board remains a mystery, nearly 17 months later. >> that was nbc's tom costello reporting. in less than an hour the u.s. coast guard is set to give an update on the search for two teens missing at sea off the coast of south florida. 14-year-olds perry cohen and

austin who went missing a week ago during a fishing trip. their capsized boat was found on sunday. the coast guard says it will keep searching until they believe there's no chance they could be found alive. a las vegas teen allegedly confesses to killing a neighbor in a video authorities just released to the media. that is the voice of eric who sat shirtless as detectives interviewed him earlier this year following the shooting death of tammy myers, who lived in his neighborhood. police originally thought her death was a case of road rage but they later arrested the man who later says he mistook her for drug dealers who were threatening to kill her. >> it was not supposed to happen bro. like you don't understand. i took out the wrong person dude. >> nowsch is later seen calling his mother and telling her he was, quote, going away for a

long time. nowsch also told police on camera he was high while giving his confession. the defense says because of that they want the confession thrown out. in illinois, a man is facing charges after police say he tried to run down a group of teenagers with his car and it was all caught on tape. the cell phone video shows the car coming down the block. as it turns onto the sidewalk the teens start running and they manage to get out of the way. this all happened outside an elementary school in illinois after the driver's 14-year-old daughter got into a fight. police say the father first threatened the kids with a cane and then came at them with his car. in an australian surfer is recovering from serious injuries after fighting off a shark. the victim saw the predator and had just enough time to warn his friend before the shark pulled him under water. the shark bit his hand and leg but he got free and got back to

shore where beachgoers saved the victim's life using surfboard leg ropes as tourniquets to slow the bleeding. a judge has left singer katy perry's purchase of a los angeles convent in limbo. the l.a. archbishop wants to sell the property to perry, but a group of nuns have the deal to sell the convent to a businesswoman. lawyers argued the agreement was invalid. the judge blocked perry and archdiocese representatives from visiting the convent until the case is resolved, which could take years. happening now, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is speaking in miami. urging congress to lift the cuban trade embargo. she just arrived on the stage here as we are looking live at this scene. miami has a large cuban exile population, of course. the former secretary of state said yesterday that lifting the embargo is in both country's best interests. earlier this morning,

mrs. clinton addressed the national urban league forum in ft. lauderdale. other speakers included republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson and two of clinton's democratic rivals including former maryland governor martin o'malley. later today the u.s. attorney general and secretary of education are set to make an important announcement related to federal student aid, but it's not for the average undergrad. the department of education confirmed a new program that would make some federal and state prisoners eligible for federal student -- student aid while they're incarcerated. they'll develop experimental sites to help prisoners get job training in preparation for release. it's almost back to school season as parents and students scout school supplies. teachers prepare lesson plans for a new crop of students. as mark baerga reports, they are finding social ways to keep kids learning. >> reporter: the halls are empty

but teachers at this charter school in charlotte are preparing for a new year. and some new policies. >> we will need to block sites like facebook and twitter and kick and snapchat. >> reporter: no doubt some students will try to bend the rules. >> the cell phone down by your waist and texting inside their big sweatshirts. kids texting behind their back. >> reporter: instead of banning social media, some educators are embracing it. >> why not use these tools in the classroom to promote learning? >> reporter: michelle haiken is tired of traditional book reports. she started a social media discussion group with her class. students with parental consent would meet on twitter. >> to share books and conversations, to interact and collaborate. not only in the classroom but on a global scale. >> reporter: even when social media is not in the classroom, some teachers use it after school. for online office hours or homework help. >> they were more proud of their homework the next day because

they didn't just slop something down on paper, but they really thought through those problems. >> reporter: the teachers also see the reference reinforcing the positive use of social media. >> providing young people with the 21st century skills they need to succeed. >> reporter: in an ever-changing world of communication. marc barringer, "nbc10 news." beijing has been chosen to host the 2022 winter olympics. >> beijing! >> a crowd in the chinese capital burst into huge cheers today following the announcement by the international olympic committee. beijing becomes the first city to be awarded both summer and winter games. despite concerns about a lack of nabl natural snow in city's distant mountains. despite protests by human rights groups, beijing won the bid after successfully hosting 2008 summer olympics. as the eagles get set to

open training camp a closer look at what makes head coach chip kelly tick. we'll talk to the author next. look forward to that. a great way to end the month of july, but will this comfortable summer weather last through the beginning of august? look at the weekend and beyond just ahead.

nbc universal is reportedly set to invest in two digital

media startups. reports say the company is close to deals with buzzfeed and vox. both moves would help nbc universal appeal to younger people cutting the cord on traditional media. buzzfeed is known for trending lists but has expanded into journalism. vox is the owner of sites such as recode and verge. nbc universal is the parent company of nbc10. google has a new search tool that could help people avoid long lines at the store. here's how it works. after searching a business, google will now show you the popular times for that business. the goal is to tell you when is the best time to visit the store and avoid the crowds. and facebook has built its first large-scale drone. it will use it to help people in remote parts of the world get internet access. it's as wide as a boeing 737 and will hover high above the air space of commercial planes and

out of the way of bad weather. drone will beam data to the ground using lasers. facebook starts testing these drones in the u.s. a little later this year. well, if you're stressed out over money, you're not alone. the american psychological association says money is the number one source of stress in people's lives. but as cnbc's sharon epperson shows us, help is out there. >> reporter: amanda is among a new breed of therapists addressing one of the most taboo subjects -- money. she has a masters degree in social work and focuses on financial wellness. she calls herself a financial therapist. >> money is a very emotional part of our lives. and if we think about it money touches the most intimate aspects of who we are, what we do how we chose to spend our time. >> reporter: a relatively new practice, there is no official certification or accreditation for financial therapy, but the financial therapy association founded in 2010 has formalized the mission.

bringing together more than 200 mental health and financial professionals. by comparison the financial planning association has over 17,000 members. she says while there are distinct differences between financial planning and financial therapy, they aren't mutually exclusive. >> traditionally psychotherapists have been loathe to deal with their finances of patients and it sometimes shies away from emotional discussion. >> i personally work with people who would be considered working for but make a lot of money. >> reporter: financial therapy isn't generally covered by insurance, so someone may find the cost out of reach. others may just wonder if it's worth it. >> most people don't need a financial therapist. we all make mistakes with our money. that is going to happen. it's par for the course. yes, we all have certain dysfunctions built into how we interact with money, that are

predominantly based on our life experiences, predominantly our upbringing. >> reporter: some may need more help. >> i hope they understand they're not just messy or bad at money. there's something happening here that they can better understand and better work through. >> that was cnbc's sharon epperson reporting. well, for eagles fans this is one of the most anticipated seasons in recent history. head coach chip kelly's off-season moves could be described as unpredictable, to say the least. fans are hoping his wild ways will pay off with a super bowl win. all of the excitement gets under way starting this weekend. birds report tomorrow and take the field sunday. we've been watching chip kelly's move for years. he's out with a new book "controlled chaos:chip kelly's football revolution." thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> there's a buzz about a report

that came out in the washington post that says he was married for seven years to a woman named jennifer jenkins, i believe. >> right. >> everybody thought he was just a confirmed bachelor. did you know -- >> i did. i've known that for about a year. got the tip on that. frankly, i wasn't that interested in following it up. >> well, how have people been able to keep that such a secret? >> it's amazing, isn't it? this is the funny thing about new hampshire. apparently everyone in new hampshire knew about this marriage. 250 people at the wedding. there aren't that many more people in new hampshire. 600 reporters have gone up there, nobody said a word. like, i want to live in new hampshire, right? that's awesome that people watch each other that way, cover for each other. >> well it's quite fascinating. now, he's regarded as something of a football savant. bill belichick came up while he was coaching at oregon two or three times to pick his brain. >> right. the one word play calls and the no huddle and the speed game. >> how does this happen to him,

he's had such a mediocre rise in the business. two years ago he was making $60,000 -- >> it's like that old cliche it takes 20 years. he turned down an offer from coughlin to go to new york giants and coach there because he would have just been one of those video study guys not coaching players. so he stayed as an assistant. he was never even a head coach at any level until he went out to oregon. but he had been an assistant for 20 years, working out everything getting all these theories down then he's ready, boom. >> the guy is all about football. i've gone down -- i've met him in social settings when the eagles have had alumni situations -- things events. they got one this tuesday for us. i'll be there and probably spend some time with him there. but he never wants to talk about anything other than football. i don't think he knows, you know, what's going on politically or anything else that's going on. he's just a football guy. is there anything you found in research of his life that has surprised you? >> he loves goofy movies.

he's always quoting like, we're not going to fall for the banana in the tail pipe gag or, you know -- eddy murphy right. or you know there's a rules for pirates and guidelines for pirates from "pirates of the caribbeans," and "night shift," he quoted "night shift" at one time. >> he's a little awkward socially, i think. >> you probably hung out with him more than i have. i'm only at press conferences. that's a very controlled situation. he seems to enjoy that -- he seems to do well at it. i don't think he enjoys it but he does very well at it. >> prevailing conventional wisdom in eagles nation, he has to take the team beyond the playoffs this year. at least one playoff win. or else things may not be so good for him because he's now the general manager. what do you think? >> i can't imagine he would fire him three years into a five-year contract. i'm pretty sure he's going to give him his five-year contract

but if they haven't gone deep and i mean deep into the playoffs at the end of five years, yeah, i'm sure it will be time for a new job. >> once again, the book is called "controlled chaos: chip kelly's football revolution" o sale at bookstores near you. thanks for being here. good luck with the book. >> thanks. remember nbc10 is your official eagles television station. we'll have complete coverage of the birds' preseason opener august 16th at the link. our coverage begins at 12:30. and eagles training camp starts this weekend. they have pretty good timing because had humidity is down. tuesday night, when it's the first open practice with fans coming it's going to be pretty steamy. we have humidity relief at least temporarily. the heat wave that is now official looks like it's going to continue for a while.

we're going to have a great weekend because the humidity will stay relatively low. visibility is as good as it gets for this time of the year. it's 85 degrees. relative humidity only 43%. that's continuing to go down. you'll see that in the 30s this afternoon. maybe even lower than that. winds northwest bringing in cooler air. only feels like 85 because of that humidity being low enough. 75 in mt. pocono. it's in the 80s everywhere else across the area including right at the beaches because we have a northwest wind land breeze out there and that is going to keep things warm at the shore today. sea breeze kicks in tomorrow and sunday keeping temperatures down a little bit. the ocean temperature right around 70 degrees. pretty good weather in the poconos, too. the lower humidity is going to last. just a slight chance of an afternoon shower on saturday

but that's about it for any kind of issues. got nothing but sunshine out there, as you can see. and that extends way past chicago. no moisture close by. that's because the high pressure area is not only on top of us it's way back to the west. this is just going to take days to get past us and allow the moisture to really return. so here we are through sunday and monday and the high is still not offshore. it's when it gets offshore, it allows the humidity to start coming back. well the heat continues throughout weekend. and into early next week. and then the pattern changes. after tuesday. a little bit of that cooler air starts to come down. look what happens by thursday. that hot weather is off the map.

so that will be a significant change. and the heat wave will end. sunny, less humid, beautiful day today. highs in the 90s but not going to feel any hotter than that. saturday and sunday, similar type days. humidity is still low for this time of the year. and then the heat and humidity build up on monday where it will be feeling like it's closer to 100. and then on tuesday another day, heat and humidity but also that's our first real chance of thunderstorms.

an update on our top story. police are looking for the person who killed a port richmond mother. city stephanie dzkowski was shot in her home around 11:00. her 2-year-old child was nearby when it happened. a neighbor chased the suspect down aramingo avenue but the suspect got away. friends and family are hoping to organize a gathering tonight to remember the victim. time to check in with our chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with a final check of what is a nice nice day and leading into the weekend. >> quite a change from yesterday. no showers or storms today. and the humidity is out of the air. it's going to stay out for at least the weekend.

beautiful weekend. >> thank you, glenn. thanks for watching "nbc10 news." i'm vai sikahema and for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of us here at "nbc10 news" have a great weekend.

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