>> tom: domonic brown leads off. >> tom: that is a great jamey moyer impersonation. he has had a three-run home run and a single and a rbi. >> ben: does that mean he has officially retired? >> tom: he has to retire to be inducted into the mariners' hall of fame. so congratulations on the retirement. >> matt: what do you want to do, jamey? let's throw a change-up inside and see how far he can hit it foul. he, he, he. >> tom: any other impersonations. lou piniella? all right, son. all right, son. that is ben's impersonation of lou piniella.

>> ben: all right, son. >> tom: all right. that is popped up foul, and out of play. but in all seriousliness, jamie's career was with resurrected with the mariners in so many ways, and ben you were part of it, and we do wish him the best this weekend and it is a great honor. >> ben: and the weird part of jamie's career is that the majority of the years, they were one-year contracts. and he was year to year to year. to year. i want the say like he didn't sign a three-year deal until he was like -- >> tom: 50. >> ben: 45 or something, and i'm serious. it is a crazy number. but it is a well deserving honor, i will tell you. >> tom: and the 2-2 coming to domonic brown chopped back to rollins. j.p. howell wasn't going to go after it anyways. one out here in the eighth, and here comes freddy galvis.

freddy is 0 for 3 and thankful that zach greinke is taking a shower right now. galvis has grounded out and struck out twice, and he is not going to face j.p. howell. it looks like they are going to bring in juan nicasio, and have freddy slide over to the left side of the plate again. so is a pitching change here at citizens bank park. j.p. howell ends up 1 1/3 innings in relief of zach greinke, and he allows one hit and picks up a couple of strikeouts. nicasio coming in, and we will be back after this. with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region,

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>> tom: from our home to yours is a collection of phillies' wives recipes. it is a available at the majestic clubhouse store. all of the proceeds will go to benefit the phillies' charities. the dodgers are hoping to get out of here with two wins in three games. the phillies took game one, but game two going to the dodgers, and game three, the dodgers are currently leading by four, even though the phillies got six runs against zach greinke. but they have allowed ten runs on 15 hits. and so now, juan nicasio is 1-3 with a 3.25 e.r.a. is coming on to face freddy galvis with one

out here in the bottom half of the eighth inning. >> matt: 12 is a different kind of number for a pitcherr, isn't it? >> ben: yes, but it is a great number. >> tom: do you have to have w t written permission to all of the players who want to wear number 12? >> matt: no. i wore about nine different numb numbers in my career. >> tom: what is the highest that you wore? >> matt: 47. >> tom: corey koskie of the twins wore that number. a former baseball hall of famer.

galvis out to left field. ethier is on the run, and makes the catch. well, that is a good play with the wall closing in on him. there are two outs here in the eighth. here comes cody asche who doubled the last time up. >> matt: the easy play for the lef ti, because you can notice how far he has to go. he know s ths that he can reach to catch the ball, but the key is that he ran to the spot, and he didn't coast. >> tom: asche takes on the outside corner, 0-1. 0-2. >> ben: if you are going to let hinojosa go back out for the

third inning. >> tom: they decide not to utilize anybody else in the bull pen. he looked pretty comfortable in the last inning of work. >> ben: as of right now, 26 pitches, and 23 of them for strikes. >> tom: asche tried to hold up, and he did. there he is, hinojosa, and doing a little wax on/wax off.

>> matt: we haven't seen garcia in the series, have we? >> tom: no, we have not seen luis garcia except to warmup. >> matt: he is warming up right now. >> tom: he is just now starting to throw. asche pulling it past kendrick for the base hit. his second hit of the afternoon. way to go, cody. he is 2 for 4. >> ben: really a couple of bounce back at-bats. his third at-bat putting together a good at-bat here, and gets another knock. that is something that you can, just not giving up after two at-bats, and nice to see. >> matt: well, he went from

potentially hideous day to a good day. 2 for 4 with the double. >> ben: heck yeah. garcia out there is a touch and feel. out there, and just a little loose. >> tom: part of it with francoeur on deck, and that is the pitcher's spot if they use him, then maybe they will just get him to gas up a little bit more. >> matt: yeah. >> tom: no balls, one strike. fly ball to right field, and puig is there. the phillies are retired here in the eighth inning, no runs, one hit and a man left. to the ninth we go with the dodgers leading by four.

>> tom: dodgers lead it 10-6, and they jump out to the lead in the first and the phillies erase that, and the dodgers score three in the second and they have not trailed sense. back in the third inning, our w.b. mason delivery of the game and fact look. >> matt: the w.b. mason delivery

of the game is the zach greinke home run with the great bat flip. >> tom: i dont n't know if you e looked at the youtube videos of the hitters in korea, because they have bat flip contests. >> matt: who does that remind you of? >> tom: boone. >> matt: and who? >> ben: danny wilson. >> matt: yes. >> and here is andre ethier to lead it off. >> matt: it is funny to talk about the bat flip and the home run, but not the bat flip off of the single is up the middle. >> tom: well, if you are going to do it, do it all of the time, and be consistent. >> ben: he did it in l.a. off of the ball he hit to left center, and it didn't go out, but he had the bat flip nonetheless. >> tom: and a ball to ethier.

he became the first dodger to have three hits in a game for a pitcher since claudeo steen did it in 1958. that is out of play to the sweet level. here's the single. >> matt: the bat flip. and the the next single. i guess that the home run was a little higher bat flip. >> tom: yes, it was definitely higher. but the first flip or the toss or whatever it was, it is pretty good. >> ben: pretty good. >> matt: something behind it.

>> tom: and the 2-2 pitch, another one fouled away, and this is toward the hall of fame club. >> ben: i tell you the last time don mattingly came out with useless information, and i was a baseball card collector, and i remember that all of the hype when he came out, and he was until the back went out. >> tom: long run for cody asche, and did he make the catch? he did! what a grab by cody asche, and he slid into foul territory, and picked it off of the top of the dust. >> ben: great play here. and he goes to the backhand to make the play. you would think that he would hold the glove straight out, but he goes to the backhand. >> tom: great play. >> matt: excellent play.

>> tom: making the adjustment to left field. and now the pitch to right field. >> ben: and back to don matting ly, the '84 margins were not always centered, and so to find one perfectly centered was tough to find. >> tom: so were all of them imperfectly centered? >> ben: no, but it was hard to find. i remember being a baseball collector, and that card was very much sought after. >> tom: did you get it? >> ben: yeah, i have one, donald arthur mattingly.

>> tom: you still have it? >> ben: yes. >> matt: vow have it signed? >> ben: no. i have a couple of balls that he signed for me when i was in camp with the yankees. >> tom: and over the screen for scott van slyke. >> matt: yes, and you have a new york mets' jersey for my golf tournament he signed for an auction item, speaking of pretty cool. ricochet, and nice catch. >> tom: nice grab. >> ben: that slider had more depth on it, top to bottom as opposed to the one a that we saw earlier that was more lateral.

>> tom: that one is popped up left side, and over to maikel franco in foul territory. two outs. 47 pitches and two outs near the ninth. every time the phillies' pitchers retire the opposition 1, 2, 3 which has happened twice today, comcast is going to make a contribute is shun to phillies' charities. phillies baseball brought to you by xfinity, the official entertainment provider of the philadelphia phillies. >> tom: here's callaspo. it is 0-1.

>> tom: out of play. it is 0-2. strike three called. five strikeouts in three innings for hinojosa. three scoreless innings of relief. the last chance for the phillies, a phillies, and we will see what they have, down by four.

>> one last chance for the phillies here against the dodger s and when this series is over, they head to take on the san diego padres. it is going to be aaron nola to

take on james shields, and then adam morgan taking on tyson ross and then jerome williams will take on andrew cashner. >> tom: the phillies going out to san diego, and maybe the last time that they see that team intact, the san diego team intact, because there are reports that they may start to unlo unload is some of the players. >> matt: that is a heck of a

line for andres blanco. >> tom: that with swun fouled away. >> matt: as much pine tar as there is on the bat and the helmet, i am surprised it helicoptered towards the stands. >> tom: 0-1 on andres blanco. that is popped up over toward third base. callaspo is under it. there's the first out. callaspo there to play third for the injured justin turner, and now, cesar hernandez who is 1 for 4 in the ball game. hernandez singled and scored in the first inning, lined out to first and grounded out to the

pitcher, and struck out. the phillies have had nine hits

and the dodgers 15 hits, and the dodgers 10 runs on the 15 hits. low. tomorrow, we'll be on the air on comcast sportsnet. >> matt: 11:00 atlantic time. >> tom: yes, 11:00 atlantic time, and 11:30, newfoundland time. >> tom: and are you back home in canada time tomorrow? >> matt: yes. >> ben: how long will it take? >> matt: five hours, straight shot, 95 north. >> tom: outside, 3-1. >> matt: get a little chipotle, and it will make the ride a lot better. >> tom: is a little bit of what? >> matt: chipotle.

>> tom: at the knees, 3-2. >> tom: cesar fouls it back. it is interesting over to the years to watch the different sort of setups that the pitchers have to be more deceptive. peralta has, and he is not the only one, because j.p. howell does, too, but they have all of the different movements before they deliver the ball to the plate, and a lot of it is to have more deception, because they don't feel that they have

enough to get the hitter out with the fastball or anything like that. back towards the middle. that is a base hit for hernandez, and the 10th hit for the phils, and the inning is alive with one man down, and odubel herrera is the batter. >> matt: i talked to jimmy rollins in the dodgers' locker room, and talked about cesar hernandez as a player, and jimmy talked so high of cesar's at-bats and the way he is hitting and playing defense, and there is not another guy in baseball who hits as hard in ba baseball. >> tom: well, that is a nice compliment. well sh well, at some point, probably tomorrow, chase utley will come back, and pete mackanin said that they will find at-bats for chase, but he acknowledged that it is tough to get scesar out o the lineup. odubel is going to take strike one, 0-1.

>> ben: i know that hit right there would make the five-hour plane ride a lot ease dwroer deal with. -- a lot easier to deal with. and 2 for 5 is the a lot better than 1 for 5. >> tom: knocked down by adrian gonzalez, and crawling, flipping, and past peralta, and the phillies have two on with one out. score that a hit. and it is the third hit for odubel herrera. >> matt: he may have been spiked. >> tom: the athletic trainer for the dodgers comes running out. he was spiked to the top of the foot. >> matt: yes, i believe that the

spike of herrera landed right on peralta's shoe, and right there on the toe. >> tom: almost got him there, too. they scored a base hit and it is a ninth three-hit game for odubel. that is it for peralta, and they are going to be bringing in kenley jansen, i believe. >> ben: save situation. >> tom: yes, the tying run is in the on-deck circle, so it is a save situation for the dodgers, and the closer is coming in, and they trail it by four here in the bottom of the ninth.

>> tom: nbc 10 first alert weather, for pennsylvania, delaware an new jersd new jersee nbc 10 news is coming up right after the ball game. nbc 10 first alert weather, count on it. and now don mattingly is going to the closer in this save situation. 30th ball game. for jansen. he saved yesterday's game. 20 of 21 in the save

opportunities. hernandez at second, and herrera at first, and he has hit in eight straight for maikel franco. it is 0-1, and we have talked about the natural cutter movement off of the fastball of jansen. you are not going to be finding too many closers with that natural movement. that is an unhittable pitch right there. it may have been called a strike if he didn't swing at it, because it was maybe a little low, but it was moving.

>> matt: caught at 95, but it is a tough pitch to hit especially when it is down in the zone. >> tom: that one is hit out to center field, and on the run is pederson, and back to the track, and it is over his head. it is to the base of the wall, and around to score is hernandez, and he is going to cross the plate, and it is a two-run double for maikel franco, and now it is a 10-8 ball game. 21 doubles for franco. >> ben: how loud was that off of the bat. it hurt my ears up here. it is a high cutter. j>> matt: this is the pitch before, low and away, and you can see how he pulls off of it, and the next pitch, he makes the adjustment and even though the pitch is up, he stays through

the ball, and goes right center, and realizes that he has the power right field, and we talked about the game of adjustments, and now there it is. >> tom: and howard is up, and he fights it off to right field, and callaspo can't make the p y play. it spins away from him, and it is a base lit for ryan howard and base runners on first and third. fr franco was not sure what the heck to do on that one, but he made the right decision though. and now, the the tying run is at first, and the winning run is walking to the plate. >> ben: i would think that you would have to pinch run for ryan howard. >> tom: who? >> matt: the pitcher. >> tom: that is the only thing, ben, because they used everybody off of the bench. >> matt: yeah. >> tom: except for francoeur and

rupp. >> matt: it is not a pinch runner, but it is a walk-off shot. >> ben: don't threat en me this time. >> tom: and domonic brown has had a good day. brown takes the strike, and it is 0-1. four rbis for domonic brown today. that is a pretty good pitch on the first offering from kenley jansen. >> ben: dom did see him last night, so he does know how it comes off of his hands. >> tom: that is low to dom, and outside, one ball, one strike.

that is pulled -- caught by gonzalez and a double play and the ball game is over! oh, man. you can't hit it any harder than domonic brown did, and adrian gonzalez, right place, right time. he finishes off the final game of the series, and the dodgers hang on, and they win it by a final of 10-8. >> ben: the ball ends up being fo foul. it would have gone foul.

ends up to be a double play to end the game. nothing you can do. >> tom: nothing you can do about that. the phillies made a run here in the ninth, but the dodgers take two of three, and adrian gonzalez it turns out is the chevrolet player of the game with the three-run home run. and jimmy rollins will say so long to phillies' fans, and final chance to see them here in 2015. so the phils took game one and the dodgers took the last two, and they win today, 10-8, and we will be right back to wrap it up here from philadelphia right after this.

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>> tom: well, i will tell you that it turned out to be an exciting finish. it looked like the phillies could get to the closer kenley jansen, but as it turned out they couldn't survive.

zach greinke allowed five runs in the first, and david buchanan suffered the loss, and dropped to 2-6 on the year. domonic brown had four rbis and hit it hard in the last at bat. the next telecast is part of a nine-game west coast swing starting tomorrow on comcast sportsnet. and we will get you started at 9:30. for all of our crew here, for matt stairs, ben davis and gregg murphy, i'm tom mccarthy, and we say so long, an st and stay tun nbc 10 news at 4:00. 20 minutes of nonstop news starts with this. a man chases after her and he

knocks her to the ground, and the entire crime is caught on camera. >> a water main break creates this muddy mess in the mall parking lot. the mall is close and the crews are rushing to fix the problem so that the shoppers can go inside, but first -- >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a sad day for the citizens of pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania's top prosecutors are now on the other side of the law. attorney general cakathleen cai is charged with leaking information to punish the critics, and they say that she lied about it under oath. >> the governor is calling on the the highest ranking politician to resign. but she says that is not happening. nbc 10's reporter has been at the courthouse all day where the criminal charges were spelled out all day, and join g ing us e is dee live, deeane? >> yes, it all started with a newspaper article that was

printed critical of her. they say she reached in which she leaked information of old cases to the newspaper to get back to people that she blamed for the original newspaper article. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a sad day for the citizens of pennsylvania. and it is a sad day for all of us in law enforcement. >> reporter: in announcing a a list of criminal charges against the attorney general, the state district attorney said that she misused her office and lie edd the grand jury. >> that no one is above the law, not even the chief law enforcement officer. >> reporter: she is charged with leaking secret grand jury information to a philadelphia newspaper, and witness, said that she did that in an attempt to e embarrass two former staffers that she felt released information critical of her, and the d.a. says no information --

for that 2009 case. she was also called to montgomery county to testify in front of a grand jury. prosecutors say that's where she lied about the original allegations in that case. so the actions happened here in montgomery county and will be prosecuted in montgomery county. >> deanna durante live in norristown, thank you very much. pennsylvania's governor is called on kathleen kane to step down. governor wolf says kane should resign because she cannot do her job while facing such serious charges. >> i don't know how she can defend herself against those serious charges and remain in office and do the job that we pennsylvanians need her to do to be the chief law enforcement officer. >> not to mention kathleen kane's driver is also facing charges. patrick reese is charged with indirect criminal contempt. this is video of kane and reese

together last month. the charges against him stem from last august, when prosecutors say reese secretly accessed the files of the grand jury that was investigating his boss. count on nbc 10 for new information as kathleen kane prepares to surrender to face the charges against her. read more about the back story, too, right now on the nbc 10 news app. chased and attacked. philadelphia police tell us this surveillance video shows the crime in action. a man runs after a woman and knocks her to the ground. this assault happened in philadelphia's queen village section in the 700 block of passyunk avenue. nbc 10's drew smith is live in the neighborhood where neighbors are worried. >> reporter: yeah, they are sharing this video hoping someone recognizes this guy and turns him in. the video is quite clear. it shows a woman running down this section of the street right here, a man following fast behind. police want to find him and find out why he slammed this woman to the ground twice. surveillance cameras from an

insurance office captured it all. you see a woman running south down passyunk avenue, a man in a white teeshirt following fast behind. >> it was right here. >> reporter: we showed the video to people who live here. they cringed when they saw the man had caught up to the woman and slammed her to the ground. >> there's usually a lot of people in this area. >> reporter: but at 3:00 in the morning, there was not. police say the assault continued after he ran back up the block only to return and hit her again. this time, he grabbed her cell phone and ran off. >> scares me because i can't run fast. because i have arthritis. that really freaks me out. >> reporter: jody applebaum remembers an assault last year. >> it is always terribly disturbing. the fact i live two blocks away, don't like it. >> reporter: some neighbors plan to change their routines. >> walking with somebody to feel a little more safe because usually i just walk up and down, i'm here, i walk up and down

here every single day. >> reporter: it is actually a growing business community here. there are a lot of restaurants and shops around. some business owners pretty upset by what happened. they are hoping it doesn't happen again. we are working on that part of the story and will see you in the 5:00 hour. drew smith, nbc 10 news. the deptford mall temporarily closed because of this muddy mess. it came from a large water main break in the parking lot. sky force 10 over the scene a short time ago. the break happened around 1:00 this afternoon. right now, crews are working to repair that system. we just checked and the mall is expected to reopen soon. a lot of mud there in the parking lot. getting fired a second time. that's what's about to happen to a philadelphia police narcotics officer who won his job back after an acquittal on corruption charges. this time, police say he failed a drug test. police commissioner charles ramsey says harry betz will be suspended for 30 days with the intent to dismiss.

a law enforcement source says betz tested positive for marijuana. a jury acquitted betz and five other officers on federal corruption charges in may. the officers regained their jobs through a judge's ruling last month. they have since filed defamation suits against city officials. new information about philadelphia's preparations for the pope's visit. philadelphia public schools are now requesting another day off ahead of the pontiff's arrival. schools are already off wednesday, september 23rd for yom kippur and they were already off that friday because of the pope's visit. he arrives on saturday. now the school district is requesting thursday off as well. this comes one day after the city announced paralyzing road closures that weekend. the schuykill expressway will see all eastbound lanes shut down from the blue route in conshohocken to interstate 95. the westbound lanes of the schuykill will close from 95 to u.s. 1. portions of city avenue, u.s. 1,

from belmont to lancaster will be shut down. that's the area in bala cynwyd where the pope will be staying overnight. also 676 will close in both directions. no traffic on the vine street expressway. the ben franklin bridge will also be closed to drivers beginning friday, september 25th until early monday, september 28th. here's a live look from sky force 10. if you look closely, you can see nbc 10's tim furlong standing on the bridge. tim has been on the move today finding out what impact the bridge closures will have on people trying to get to philly. >> reporter: that was our mission and we chose to accept it. we were told this morning we need to find out how they get to see the pope from jersey and from delaware. one of the things we learned as we come down on the deck of the bridge is that a lot of people in cars and tour buses will actually park their cars down by the riversharks stadium and walk all the way down here and go over there, get up on to the bridge, but then they'll have to walk up here on the deck of the

bridge. the travel lanes will be closed to cars so you are able to walk in the lanes of traffic but then you will have to go this way and you will have to walk all the way across past the comcast center over way past the comcast center and that, my friends, is where you will finally find the pope. all the ways we get into philly, some of them won't be options when the pope is here. >> i heard it will be a gigantic mess. we are staying far away. >> reporter: many of you already got your septa pope pass congratulations e-mails. you can ride their rails into a few different stations which will still leave you over a mile walk to the no traffic box to the parkway. patco will run trains but admittedly don't have enough to get everyone in from new jersey and the ben will be closed to cars but not to feet which means to get from here all the way to here, well, wear comfortable shoes. how long will it take you? >> probably like an hour. more than that. >> northwest on pearl street,

then slight right. >> reporter: it's almost four  miles from camden to eakins oval walking up and west over the bridge. google maps says it will take about an hour ten minutes. not sure if it factors age or steepness of the bridge. these young people just came across the bridge. >> at first it's really steep. that will be hard. once you go downhill it's easy. >> it's a workout but not super hard. >> reporter: at least there's no waiting for trains if you walk. bring water and patience and pray for good crisp late september weather, or you could just not go. >> i will sit in my house. >> reporter: watch it on tv? >> yes. >> reporter: channel 10? >> yes. >> reporter: good answer. good answer indeed. here's the thing. wayne and i talked about it, we were actually going to walk across the bridge and show you how long it took us but then we thought our mama didn't raise any dummies. we have a helicopter over us which is pretty cool, we have cars, the roads aren't open yet, but we did decide that when the pope gets here, this actually if

you are up to it, might be a pretty good option. live literally on the ben franklin bridge heading from camden towards philly, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> whether you have questions about transportation during the pope's visit, where the pontiff will be and how it could impact you, the nbc 10 news app is the tool for you. we have a special section with all the stories we are doing ahead of pope francis' visit. the nbc 10 app is a free download. we are just hours away from the first republican debates of this election cycle. tonight only the top ten contenders will take center stage in cleveland. here they are. donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio, ted cruz, rand paul, mike huckabee, ben carson, chris christie and john kasich. at stake for the gop, not only picking the candidates to represent them in the general election, but also selecting the direction the party will take as it tries to regain the white house. the seven other candidates are

taking part in a pre-debate forum including former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. it is scheduled to start in about an hour. some are calling this the happy hour debate. meanwhile, democrats have announced their own debate schedule. they will hold six presidential debates. the first one is set for october 13th in nevada. four debates are planned for early primary states in advance of the iowa caucuses on february 1st. then in november the candidates will face off in des moines, iowa, then manchester, new hampshire in december. next year the debates will move to charleston, south carolina, miami, florida and wisconsin. today the voting rights act turns 50. the landmark legislation legally protected everyone's right to vote. president johnson signed the voting rights act into law on this date in 1965. the reverend martin luther king jr. was one of the civil rights activists at the signing. the act banned racial discrimination, literacy testing

and poll taxes. tactics often used to keep black voters out of the voting booth. on this anniversary comes a call for a new era of voting rights for pennsylvanians. state senator vincent hughes joined election advocates on independence mall today pushing a bill that would automatically register somebody to vote whenever they have any interaction with state government. >> we are going on the offensive, not playing defense, but going on the offense to make sure that every citizen in the state of pennsylvania has the unabridged right to vote. >> hughes estimates two million pennsylvanians are eligible to vote but are not registered. a really comfortable day outside. you probably noticed temperatures a little bit cooler. humidity is down, too.

but we are tracking rain. we have rain just off to our west and some of you will see the rain as early as late tonight. now, the heaviest rain we do expect will mostly be new jersey and delaware and that's really where a majority of the rain will be as we go into friday. good news, so far it looks like this area of low pressure that's bringing the rain will be moving out as we go through the weekend so we have weekend clearing and it will still be pretty warm through the weekend, too. live look at center city. cloud cover has definitely been increasing today. mostly cloudy, 84 degrees, humidity is still low, around 33%. many areas feel very comfortable with slightly cooler temperatures. 80 in allentown and pottstown, 79 in west chester, 82 for many of suburbs in new jersey, millville, glassboro, 81 degrees in dover right now. most of the area is still on the dry side. it won't be until late tonight when we get more rain moving in. as you can see, the clouds are around and some rain in parts of lancaster county right now near harrisburg. the bulk of the moisture is still off to the west.

that's where we see an area of low pressure. so this low will essentially just slide from west to east, remaining to our south. that's where most of the rain is going to be. here's future weather as we go into late tonight. that area of low pressure gets closer by tomorrow afternoon. that's going to be just to our south so the best chance for rain will be in new jersey and delaware for tomorrow. for saturday, models have become more consistent with pushing this low offshore a little more quickly so we will see the rain moving out a little faster saturday. the shore forecast looks a little better for saturday than it did yesterday. then we go into sunday and the rain really moves away and everyone should be seeing just about a mostly sunny day on sunday. here's a look at future rainfall. majority of it is going to be confined to south jersey and delaware, maybe around an inch in some of the highest amounts but now we look farther to the south and that's where we expect a majority and the heaviest rain to be pretty well far south of the area. for tonight, more clouds around, late rain. mostly south of philadelphia. 68 for the low in philadelphia,

58 degrees areas north and west. tomorrow, rain mostly in new jersey and delaware, drier the farther north and west you go. temperatures staying in the low 80s for your friday so pretty comfortable. for saturday, we still have a chance of early rain for parts of the shore and delaware but that area of low pressure looks to move off pretty quickly so i think the day will shape up nicely saturday, especially on sunday temperatures mid 80s and the good news is there's no heat wave in the next seven days. >> sheena, thank you. next all new on "nbc 10 news at 5:00," what's in the water? >> why a popular lake in south jersey could be making young campers sick. plus bashed with a baseball bat. the attack on a car full of women, next on "nbc 10 news at 5:00."

right now on "nbc 10 news at 5:00," this south jersey lake is usually filled with young campers, but on this sunny summer day, kids have been kept out because something in the water could be making them sick. "nbc 10 news at 5:00" starts right now. the campers have what appears to be a stomach bug. >> hundreds of kids are being kept away until officials figure out what's going on here. several ymca camps are held on the lake in medford, burlington county. nbc 10's cydney long has more. >> reporter: sky force 10 high above medford lakes camps where

there's no splashing or swimming allowed until further notice. >> it's not a big deal. problems happen. it's like a school. if someone gets a stomach bug, you get a stomach bug. if it's in the lake, it happens in all the lakes. we haven't had a lot of water runoff. the bacteria grows with not a lot of rain. >> reporter: parents we spoke to the are taking the swimming ban in stride. this as a half dozen kids and adults began feeling ill sunday. the camps decided on their own to close the lake and have the waters tested for potential bacteria by the county health department. >> the preschoolers don't go in the water. >> reporter: the water samples were collected tuesday. it's not uncommon for lakes in the area to turn swimmers away. two summers ago, lakes in medford had goose droppings run off into the lake that spiked bacteria levels, banning swimmers for a few days. for karen hughes -- >> i guess i would be