in millville, 91 atlantic city airport. the other big issue today is tropical storm danny, there's some changes on that too. even more storms on the way with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> you can track today's rain and storms ahead for the nbc10 news app. you can get weather alerts and the first alert forecast sent right to your smart phone or tablet. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news. nbc10 was there as emily feeney surrendered in chester county today. feeney promised a male students admission to any ivy league school. >> randy gyllenhaal is live in malvern with more on the text messages she sent the victim. randy? >> the court documents show she sent hundreds of messages, topless photos, suggestive

e-mail e-mails emily feeney was a guidance counselor and swim coach many. 40-year-old emmy feeney turns herself in at the chester county courthouse. >> we don't have any comment right now. >> reporter: the former counselor and coach is accused of repeatedly sexting a 16-year-old boy promising him admission into harvard in exchange for a sexual relationship. >> this was extremely predatory behavior, by the director of college guidance and a swim coach. hundreds of messages writing, you are gorgeous, an this is killing me. please talk to me. if you just stop fighting and let it happen, you'd be a lot less uptight and much happier. the boy refused her advances, writing i'm not interested in

you, end of story, i'm 16, i'm not into you. >> her response to that was to ratchet up the pressure. i'll get you into harvard, if you don't you are not getting into harvard. >> reporter: prosecutors call this aggressive extortion. there was no sexual contact just a kiss, the boy notified his parents and police got involved. officials at malvern prep fired the counselor in may, she was formally charged today. her attorney says they're reviewing the case. >> she's presumed innocent like any other person. our position is, we're going to look at the case and make some decisions about what is appropriate to do here. >> officials say miss fineny has a long affiliation with this school. is investigating. fogle agreed to plead guilty

he had sex with minors tim jones has more. >> authorities reviewed tens of thousands of text messages and elle mails. prosecutors alleged he travelled to pay for sex acts, including with minors from 2007 as well as as recently as june, he repeatedly plans business trips to cone side with his sexual pursuits. he's accused of having sex with two 16-year-old girls. he's charged with receiving child porn. prosecutors allege he knew the pornography. fogle agrees to pay more than a million dollars in restitution to 14 victims. he'll also register as a sex offender and undergo treatment for sexual disorders. the governor will recommend a

sentence of no more than 12 years in prison. >> let's call this what it is. this is about using wealth, status and secrecy to illegally exploit children. >> he expects to get well. >> subway suspended its relationship with fogle. katie was extremely shocked and disappointed by the allegations against her husband. live at the general operations center, keith jones nbc10 news. no witnessing to the public. that statement being made about a patient being treated for malaria she recently returned from a trip to west africa. on august 13th, she received a

fever and was immediately taken to the hospital. a short time later she was diagnosed with malaria. the disease is passed by the bite of an infected mosquito. a local company is taking its business out of town, putting people out of work. allied tube and conduit corporation will stop manufacturing steal fence framework starting in october. that means it's manufacturing site will close. restruck touring is expected to result in the elimination of more than 300 jobs across the country. a state development board may build a permanent stage on atlantic city's beach. they would be able to sign six or eight concerts every summer. the next time you see a movie at regal cinemas. regal entertainment group will

now search bags and backpacks as customers ender the building. the website lists the full policy, which states we acknowledge this procedure can cause some inconvenience and that it's not without flaws. but hope these are minor in comparison to increased safety. the move comes in light of recent violence inside movie theaters in louisiana and tennessee. a gunman opened fire during the movie train wreck. two weeks later, police shot and killed a man who tried to attack moviegoers in tennessee with pepper spray and a hatchet. hillary clinton is again under fire for the use of her private e-mail account while serving as secretary of state. she's defending herself and getting pretty testy amid questions. >> we turned over everything that was work related. personal stuff, we did not. i had no obligation to do so.

and did not. >> thank you all. thank you all very much. >> nobody talks to me about it, other than you guys. >> the presidential hopeful has said she did not send classified material through her personal e-mail server and has given investigators 55,000 pages of work related documents. clinton's closest competitor in the race for the nomination is drawing big crowds on the campaign trail. more than 1,000 people here at the university of nevada to see him tonight. he talked about a wide array of issues, including child poverty rates, universal health care and free education at colleges. a new jersey woman has used her obit u terry to make a final request to family and friends. in lieu of flowers, please don't vote for hillary clinton as president. she was a registered democrat and not a political person, but she grew to strongly dislike

hillary clinton after the deadly 2012 attacks in benghazi. his 63-year-old wife told him of her obituary intentions a few weeks before his death. she told him it was up to him whether to include the line about hillary clinton, but he said he felt he had to honor his wife's wishes. if you didn't get septa regional rail passes, here's your chance. they will begin one day sales coming up this friday. the sales are aimed at giving individuals, businesses, groups, employees and others to purchase the passes. the one-day passes are $10 a piece, riders can purchase up to 10 passes for each day while supplies last. we told you about the transportation and parking concerns in pennsylvania and south jersey. we found how delaware is planning to handle the big

crowds of people heading into center city. tim furlong live in will morning ton with more on parking problems at the train tracks. >> reporter: if you need a reminder, the pipe is not coming to delaware, how's ands of people who will see him will come from this train station. come pope weekend it's not going to be enough. >> first time here ever. >> this is the first time greg has taken a train in or out of delaware. he sees lots of signs saying train station parking lots are full. pope weekend is going to be tricky if you decide to go to philly from delaware. >> i may, i haven't decided yet. >> nbc10 got a look at the working plan for the weekend. the city is working with other public and private areas.

amtrak will likely carry thousands more to philadelphia. the city hopes to have 4400 parking spots available. have a bit of a hike to the train station. it will be worth it. >> i think so. >> sure, for the pope? i imagine it will be a crush, but worth it to see him. he seems like a good pope, i suppose. >> you can see people waiting for their dart bus. dart tells me they're still deciding if they're going to tweak their bus plans. you should try to have someone drop you off at the train station. septa is staggering ticket times so everyone doesn't show up at the same time to get on the same train. i asked a bunch of people in the industry, is it going as well as expected? at this time i'm told there's plenty of room, too much room at the inn. a new exhibit will open at

the national constitution center. it's called religious liberty and the founding of america. the exhibit features 20 key documents, and they highlight the role religion played in public life. it shows how freedom of religion came to be. the exhibit opens friday and runs through january 3rd. count on the nbc10 news app to make your final plans for the papal weekend. we have transportation and road closure information. the pope's itinerary for that weekend. >> police in thailand issued an arrest warrant for an unidentified foreign man seen on security video, leaving behind a backpack minutes before a deadly bombing. authorities acknowledge they are not sure the man is from another country. police release this sketch they believe is the bomber. he believed the man was not working alone, but was part of a network. two other men seen with the

suspect are also considered suspects. new video shows the immediate aftermath of monday's blast. at least 2200 people were killed. according to police, the bodies of nearly all the dead were injured by several ball bearings packed into the bomb. par olympic runner oscar pistorius will not be getting out of jail on friday. pistorius may have been approved to be moved to house arrest too early. he was sentenced to five years in prison for killing his girlfriend in 2013. he served ten months. nbc news has learned exclusive new details about pistorius' life behind bars. he's reportedly isolated in the prison's hospital wing. he was so worried he would be poisoned he lived on canned sardines and baked beans.

pistorius was vip prisoner and received special treatment. his family denied those claims. women posing nearly naked for photos in times square are breaking the law. that's what andrew cuomo said of the women, they often wear only body paint and a thong. the governor has concerns about people dressed as cartoon character characters. e-mail fishi ining scams go on right now. they claim you owe money on your e-zpass. they don't communicate with e-zpass customers by e-mail. if you're delinquent a notice would be certainty by regular mail. here's some good news, if you want to get away.

airfares saw their sharpest monthly decline in 20 years lasts month. airfares fell by 5.6% in july. that decline has to do with the lag time in how major airlines factor in lower fuel prices. jet fuel prices have dropped neerlg 35% over the year, and the oil price plunge is starting to trickle down to consumers. mid october, that's how long women will have to wait for what some are calling the little pink pill. the first prescription libido bill for women. it changes chemical levels in the brains of women whose libido's have decreased. a toddler killed in burlington county. the 2-year-old on the right died in the crash. he was riding in a red wagon

when he and three other family members were hit. >> reporter: the four siblings and their causen played at this park often. an 18-year-old sister was the chaperone, she was in charge. when they pulled out of the park to pull the wagon down budtown road last night, they had about a 1.7 mile walk. 35 minutes they were up against. >> we were outside and we heard a thud. my husband thought it was thunder. >> what she heard was the fatal blow between a bmw and a small radio flyer wagon. carielle 6 and his young brother were thrown upon impact. >> we went over there, there were kids everywhere. >> reporter: sky force ten high

above the accident friday night. the group of siblings, together with a cousin were working with traffic in the eastbound lane of bud town road. this is driving video of the same stretch, no shoulder, no sidewalk, and not a single street lamp. >> i was horrified. >> the driver stopped, everyone tried to help and paramedics arrived quickly. >> his wrist for a pulse, i didn't find anything, and right then and there he just kind of -- took his last breath, and after that, the paramedics came over and started working on him. >> i don't know. i don't see nothing, i don't know nothing. >> the victim's family is heart broken and could not explain why they walked home after seasondown. mia martinez was the only victim not struck. she held her baby brother in her arms. >> she was holding him? >> she was. his head was covered in blood,

his chest. >> the mother and father are at cooper medical center. doctors told them their 18-year-old daughter may not survive her injuries. right now, there are no charges facing this driver. state police say there are no signs of any drug or alcohol use or excessive speed. from south hampton, cydney long nbc10 news. we've had our fifth day of this heat wave, i think that's going to be it. and now we have some showers as we transition to a cooler pattern, we're tracking some of those showers, some of them are pretty heavy, and we have more downpours in the forecast. and some changes in tropical storm danny just over the last several hours. we've seen a lot of sunshine today in and out of the clouds, some haze, 89 degrees at the airport. 93 is the way it feels, it felt

like 96 an hour ago. the temperatures generally in the '80s unless it's raining. trenton, 79 degrees. dover, 79 degrees. it's been raining in those places. and you can see the southeast wind keeping things a little cooler at the shore. temperatures into the low 80s with more sunshine. this is the radar estimated rainfall. give you a look at the areas that did get rain. a couple spots got quite a bit. one place near smyrna. estimated 2 inches. in that flooded area, two and a half. that's the kind of thing that can happen tomorrow as well, maybe more of the area as a stronger system moves in. we're seeing a lot of weakening of those showers in delaware

right now we are seeing showers coming over the lower portion of montgomery county, abington, cheltenham. lower bucks, this rainfall rate at over 2 inches per hour. there's another heavy one in bensalem, that's moving to the north and these showers pretty potent. now, as we go through the next several hours, watch everything weaken. and then we're going to be kind of dry for quite a while. but some more showers will be developing, even some by morning, and then even more developing during the afternoon. some of these very heavy, not moving real fast, they'll be moving from south to north, what we call training, moving over some of the same spots, like the showers did today. except there are more of them. there we are on friday. and you think this will just

move offshore, we would dry out, everything will be fine. we still have that onshore wind that's going to block some of this and keep the shower threat in. on the other hand in the atlantic, danny is somewhere down there. still 50 mile an hour storm, but does not look very intense. the hurricane center has lowered the forecast intensity, i think this is too much. going up toward 90 miles an hour, there is so much dry air in the central atlantic. there's where danny is, and it's going to be moving right into dry and then super dry air over the next few days. that is a real struggle. tropical systems do not like to have dry air coming into them. tonight evening showers and storms, some localized flooding, just in the next couple hours, things are going to dry out for a while. the showers and storms, some

redevelop in the morning, mainly in the afternoon, and especially tomorrow night could be really stormy. temperatures into the mid-80s, no more 90s for a while. we start to dry out. generally west of philadelphia on friday afternoon. but the clouds may return. especially toward the coast, over the weekend given the chance of showers. we'll have more on that coming up in the next half hour. warm weather but not hot weather comes back. watch as this woman is punched in the face in church. she has a message for her attackers. >> animal lovers fuming at the jersey shore, the promotion one radio station just cancelled due to public outrage. >> local police under the micro scope. the new technology that allows chiefs to watch their officers moves in realtime.

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every night cramming for exams. it's move in day for temple university. this year's class is already breaking a lot of records. the number of incoming freshmen is 4,700. a total of 30,000 students applied for those freshman spots. >> i'm excited. it's really busy, everyone's headed all around, i'm excited to meet new people. >> she was crying in the car. she was playing this song in the car from carrie underwood, don't forget to remember me. >> remember those days? >> classes begin on monday. >> did you really have pizza every night? >> just about, i did. >> wow! >> freshman 15 or 20. it happened. >> you're a very healthy eater now, we know that. new technology could meet an extra pair of eyes, we'll be watching over several workers. >> the local company crashing in

on the body craze. attacked in church, two men are caught on camera, knocking a woman to the ground. her message to them. and i'm tracking storms moving through right now, some of them heavy and more rain's ahead for tomorrow. some areas could see some flooding, i'm tracking it all next on my first alert forecast.

some rainfalling across parts of our area today. in south philadelphia, it's dry right now, but it's hot out there. fans are going to be sweating it out in a few hours, when the phillies take on the blue jays

tonight at 7:00. if you're not seeing rain today. there's a pretty good chance you're going to see some tomorrow. >> we had scattered showers and storms around today, it's going to be more widespread tomorrow. one place that's escaped the rain in the pocono mountains. this is the wave pool at poke yo beach. you can see on the radar, a lot of the area not getting anything. right along the jersey shore. southern delaware, not getting any rain at all. we have some flood advisories, there's a new one issued for a portion of montgomery county, a little while ago, warm minister, cheltenham. this advisory until 6:15. a couple inches of rain could fall in a short period of time with this kind of moisture around. that's what happened in parts of

new jersey as well. newhanover, up to plumstead, burlington and ocean counties. that storm as you can see has moved, clearly moved out of the flood area. the one that's around abington, is still there as you can see. it's pretty heavy, it's got lightning with it, and it's trying to move to the north. it keeps redeveloping down to the south. this is what we call training, it keeps going over the same spot and every over again. five miles to the west, that's not raining at all. that's the way it is, things have weakened in delaware right now. we'll talk more about the rain expected for tomorrow. and also the latest on the tropical system. >> you can track the rain and storms for tomorrow in the nbc10 news app. a bucks county company wants to give police chiefs and doctors a new way to watch what officers and emts are doing in

the field. >> deanna durante reports on the new spin on body cameras in the workforce. >> the camera developed locally, and with help from experts all over the globe is almost ready for police in our area. it has audio and video and can be warn by a police officer. it's not limited to that. the company's founder is hoping to market the cameras to private security firms. this camera is unique. >> the live video streaming changes a little bit. >> it doesn't just record video, it sends back a live feed. which means people can check on the officer from anywhere. >> what about if an officer wants to turn it off? >> he can't. if it's a volatile situation, it's controlled remotely by the police chief. >> the need for the massive data storage is eliminated as well as overtime. the camera will upload its video

to servers automatically. departments will know right away if the footage is worth saving. they could be used by emergency medics, to give hospitals a chance to see the patient before they arrive. the cameras rely on cell networks. if there's no cell service, they can be played or downloaded later. here are some of the stories making headlines on nbc10 news at 4:00. a school guidance counselor was accused of sexting a 16-year-old boy, promising him admission into harvard in exchange for a sexual relationship. cars slammed into four pedestrians in burlington county last night, killed a child here. the driver did stop after hitting the group on budtown road. three of the victims are

juveniles, the youngest died at the scene. authorities say they reviewed tens of thousands of text messages and e-mails as part of their child sex and child porn investigation into jared fogle. he agreed to plead charges he had sex with minors and received child porn. they will seek a sentence of 5 to 12 years in prison. new video of a robbery caught on tape. watch the upper left hand of your screen here at 2:30 saturday morning. two men robbed the elder as he walked to his car. another surveillance camera shows both men were involved here. if you recognize either of these guys, you're asked to call police. >> a woman is attacked and robbed inside her nebraska church. the 72-year-old woman walked into the church in omaha minutes before service started sunday

morning. you can see two men run up behind her. one grabs that woman's purse and runs off. the other punches her in the side of her face. >> clearly, it was an intentional blow. to take advantage of an elderly lady, you can't think very highly of what was done. >> the victim is asking people pray for them, and to stop further incidents from happening to someone else. both men remain on the loose. squatters may have started a fire that ripped through a row home. started around 4:30 this morning on kensington avenue. the adjacent home was not damaged and no one was hurt here. >> the heat wave we've had isn't just uncomfortable to live and work in. nbc10 in nicetown where a volunteer group called second alarmers is working to keep firefighters safe. >> the job is to check vital signs and provide water and food

to give firefighters the strength they need. >> on her neck, armpit area. we have to get the core temperature down. it gets very, very hot for them. >> second alarmers have been around for nearly a century helping out those firefighters. interesting health news. a woman's height may impact her pregnancy. >> the newly discovered link that could determine how soon a baby is born. the bird flew outbreak could impact your thanksgiving dinner. a south jersey radio station's plan to release more than 100 balloons draws intense criticism. >> the animals can mistake it for food, they can ingest it. >> the outrage that forced the station to drastically change its promotion.

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u.s. department of agriculture wants to be prepared for the return of bird flu. wild birds migrating north for the initial spread of the virus. the government wants to be ready in case another outbreak happens as birds fly south for the winter. bird flu already impacting your holiday. your thanksgiving tirk you where is going to cost more. the flu has caused a turkey shortage, driving the price up about 20%. >> shorter women may be at risk of having shorter pregnancies. the march of dimes helped shape the environment of the unborn baby. the length and weight of the baby didn't seem to be effected by the mother's height. >> leah still battled cancer like a champion. >> it's only fitting that the

girl posed on the famed cereal box. thanks wheatys cereal, this is so awesome. leah was diagnosed with cancer in june of last year, she received treatment at children's hospital. her most recent cancer scan last month came back negative. >> she looks great on the cover too. >> that was not her favorite cereal, i have a feeling it is now. there's something new at the lincoln financial field. it's not just some of the players. >> the new menu items that chefs will be serving up to eagles fans this season. there's a flash flood warning in parts of montgomery county. i'm tracking the neighborhoods that could see the rain. that's one of them.

some new faces taking the field. >> i was just there sunday, i missed all this. the eagles and aeromark unveiled the new items today. ara mark tells us they want to make sure the fans enjoy the full football experience. >> the most important thing is winning on sundays. the team comes and the fans represent it 110%. and we strive to give them the best atmosphere and environment they can enjoy on sunday when they come to root on their team. >> aramark has teamed up with some new food vendors this year, zach's hamburgers and pisanos.

>> that's some good eagles eats right there. >> a live look from eagles nest camera. eagles will be back in action there saturday night when they host the baltimore ravens. nbc10 is your home for game number two. coverage begins with a pregame show at 6:30. stay with us after the game for a full wrap-up. >> the nfl's deflategate scandal was back in a new york city courtroom today. >> he can erase tom brady's four-game suspension if it fails to negotiate a deal. the judge hopes to decide the case by september 4th if there's no deal. brady is looking to overturn the suspension of having some knowledge of game balls. neither brady nor commissioner goodell was at today's hearing.

part of the philadelphia area is baking in sunshine and heat and humidity. another part is getting pounded with rain. and a flash flood warning has been issued until 7:30 tonight for parts of lower montgomery county, and central bucks, even the northwestern corner of philadelphia itself. including west oak lane. whitemar whitemarsh, abington, pennsylvania turnpike here near willow grove. maple glenn up through warminster, warlg ton, chalfont, doylestown, buckingham, all of those places under a flash flood warning. fairly stationary thunderstorm with multiple inches of rain. it's something that's just temporary. you don't want to be driving in that kind of weather. flooded road, if you can't see the bottom of the road, turn around, don't drown.

as we say, most of the area not getting rained on. here's the one area that is. cheltenham finally starting to see a break moving from south to north. abington, warminster getting pounded with this particular storm that is two to three inches per hour. we've seen it for an hour or so. the other heavy shower in lower bucks county, through levittown heading up west of trenton at the moment. the wind coming in off the ocean, helping to keep the moisture in, but the showers should be weakening, quite a bit over the next few hours, and then quiets dune a bit overnight. maybe a couple more showers early in the day. a stronger system is coming in from the west, and there are going to be more of us getting rained on late tomorrow and tomorrow night. look at this, some of this is going to be really heavy, there's another threat of flooding here. the dryer air that is very close by, is going to have a hard time

coming in through the area. as we go through friday, it's just hanging there, right near the shore. it won't be moving off shore. why is that happening? here is the cold front coming in, it normally will push everything offshore. we got a little something developing off there, not a tropical system, but a storm. and it blocks everything from coming out. so the front stays, and the rain chances linger into the weekend. as we look into the tropics, danny looking very disorganized. 55 mile an hour maximum winds. still thousands of miles away from us. the latest forecast has an update coming in a few minutes, that sheena will be showing you. and i'm thinking it may not be as strong as this last advisory which is lower than the previous one. the main reason for it is there is so much dry air in the

atlantic ocean. that's where danny is. there's so much dry air that can get into circulation. if that happens, it weakens. the evening showers and storms, you saw that, localized flooding. keep up to date on that warning there. 75 in philadelphia, 70 north and west, during the day tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms, heaviest during the afternoon, at night, some areas getting flooding out of this as well. i think we've broken the heat wave after today. the moisture could hang around a bit over the weekend, leaving at least chances for showers. especially for the shore areas, and then we start drying out a little next week. coming up, backlash over a jersey shore radio station's ticket giveaway that made they rethink.

a jersey shore radio station's promotion goes bust after a public outcry. >> they wanted to send more than 100 balloons into the sky ahead of a big concert in atlantic city tomorrow. >> that plan prompted outrage by some listeners and animal advocates who feared it would hurt wildlife. how public pressure forced the station to switchgears at the last minute. >> they are the dozens of balloons that never got the chance to fly. >> we heard from a lot of people who were concerned. >> reporter: the original plan

was to release 107 balloons this morning for listeners to later find. >> get into the jet stream and fly for hours, until they start landing. >> reporter: the station known as cat country 107.3 came under harsh criticism from animal advoca advocates, worried about the balloons harming creatures in the ocean and on the mainland. >> the animals can mistake it for food, they can ingest it, get tang he elled up in the -- if there are any cords on it. >> we did some tests, they would last an hour or two hours before losing their helium. we didn't think they would make it all the way to the water. >> their facebook page was also hit with messages that urged the station to scrap its release from this park in buena vista township. state police, the spca and local leaders showed up to make sure it didn't happen. >> we called the radio station,

under no circumstances will they be allowed at the park if they release the balloons. >> they moved to a mall parking lot and kept the balloons in an suv. >> we respect everyone's thoughts and concerns. >> the balloons were popped back here at the station and disposed of properly in the trash. in northfield, ted greenberg, nbc10 news. nbc10 news at 5:00 is next. >> next at 5:00, tracking the radar, heavy rains led to flood warnings all around the area. >> we're watching heavy rain moving through. it could lead to localized flooding coming up. what you can expect the rest of the evening. more rain in the forecast for the rest of the weekend. >> strant roaches after a popular chinese eatery -- what they found inside and why they're calling it deplorable.

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restaurant roaches, police were back at a popular chinese eatery today and didn't like what they saw. subway's famous spokesman agrees to plead guilty to child porn charges. more on the secret life of jared fogle. the um bell has are out. nbc10 news at 5:00 starts right now.

the first alert weather team is tracking the radar tonight, right now the rain is scattered across the area, but concentrated in one particular area. >> sheena parveen is here. >> one area seeing quite a bit of rain. this area has been seeing rain for quite a while. just some showers around, the ones we do have are in fact very heavy. mostly in bucks county, this also was occurring in lower montgomery county. still near abington. it stretches up toward buckingham, continueny couple township. and that's where we see heavy rain. aside from the heavy rain leading to localized flooding, we have radar and hail, this is right around doylestown too. this is one area we're looking at dangerous driving conditions. the flood threat here with the flash flood warning stretching up into parts of bucks county. this is going to go until 7:30, we've seen a couple inches of rain sofa