i don't know when. until i die. >> reporter: the good news for edwin and all of us seems to be most experts call this a correction, not a crash. this happens every seven to nine years. in this case they say uncertainty in china is throwing the rest of the world markets out of whack. >> china is seen as such a large part of the world economy and when they start to devalue their currency, a lot of people get frightened by that. >> reporter: dan young is a business professor at whimg tiln university. he says the market is ebbs and flows but does go up over time. michael isn't happy with the market right now but certainly isn't freaking out. >> we did get a couple calls this morning but we try to remind our clients that short term noise does not equate to, you know, long term gains or losses. >> reporter: michael says now is the time to control your emotions and stick with your financial plan. don't change things up because you lost some money on paper. he says a good diversified portfolio will do well over time. if you keep chipping in with the

market is down you can turn black monday into a black friday sale. the money you chip into your 401(k) you are getting more shares at lower prices right now. >> it's human nature to be scared and to worry, but again, if you have an investment process that you have used, stick with it. >> reporter: indeed, the market just closed. let's go live to new york to lester holt with an update on the situation from wall street. >> reporter: below 586 after going as low as below 1,000 points at one point early this morning. several attempts at a late day comeback but they started dropping again within the last few minutes and again, the dow jones industrial average now down 586.13, the nasdaq and s & p made similar falls today. this selloff which of course began last week on fears of what's happening in china. let's go to sue herrera at cnbc.

what have we been watching? >> a lot of selling pressure that it was built up in the market. they kept testing the market this afternoon, trying to see whether or not they could find a bottom in stocks and they did not succeed. we finished off the lows as you mentioned, we gapped down or moved down about 1,000 points on the open. the biggest intraday drop in the dow jones industrial average ever. then we came back and it looked like we were going to be steady through the day. but there is still a lot of worries about global growth. the european markets sold off and there's indications that there will be some pressure in selling in asia as well tonight. so it isn't over yet. the volatility is still there but i think it is good we finished off of the lows of the trading session. the traders out there, the institutions, the big banks, are trying to figure out whether or not we are actually forming a bottom in this market and whether they should step in and buy. >> anybody watching this sell-off friday might think this is a problem for the big boys. now we have seen what happened today. going forward, for those who

have money in the market, their retirement, their 401(k), nest egg, how concerned should they be about what's going to happen over the next week? >> i think the next couple weeks are going to be volatile. it's that time of year. i think you should check with your investment advisor, take a look at your plan and make sure you can handle the volatility that lies ahead. >> we have heard a lot about the word correction. artificially overheated and this is simply a correction? >> it is a correction. we haven't had a 10% correction in a couple of years and normally, we would get one of those every single year. so we are way overdue for that type of a correction. and that's healthy in a market. you want to see a 10% correction and then the bull market might be able to resume. >> thanks very much. again, the dow jones industrial average finishing down 586 off, over 3.5%. we will of course have full coverage on today's events and also looking forward, what may happen in the future, why this is happening and certainly how it's going to affect you. we will see you a bit later for

"nbc nightly news." for now, i'm lester holt, nbc news, new york. in addition to "nbc nightly news" you can count on nbc 10 for complete coverage of the wall street tumble. at 4:30, we will show you where some local stocks finished the day. at 5:00, we have a financial advisor in our studio to answer questions about how this will impact your family finances. you can hear the answers coming up live at 5:30. breaking news to get to in new york city. a tour bus crashed into an apartment building. it happened within the past two hours. at least six people were injured. no word on how the crash happened. the fight over special education funding in the chester upland school district has landed in a delaware county courtroom. skyforce 10 over media today, where hundreds of teachers and parents that you can see right there took the budget fight to the steps of the courthouse. nbc 10's cydney long was there for the rally. many parents and teachers are

fuming. >> reporter: well, they really are. they came by the busload and basically crowded the front lawn here, the courtyard of the media courthouse. they say if the school does not open on time, this will hurt one of pennsylvania's poorest school districts and the timing could not be worse. they we they were standing strong, hundreds of teachers paraded in tee shirts with the hash tag, chester students matter. this outside the courthouse as the fight between the pennsylvania department of education and chester upland district is one educators say must play out, and play out now to restore fiscal responsibility to the district. governor wolf recommended last week cutting the amount of money per pupil by more than half because the district is already $20 million in debt. a common pleas judge is listening to both sides today. there is no outcome or ruling anticipated today, only adding to the upset and uncertainty. with that, they fear an

undetermined bumdget will delay the start of the school year. >> either upland gets their money or they don't open, or the special ed kids get no funding. funny to me the taxpayers pay all this money. where does it all go? >> letting the governor know this won't happen without people being wide awake and attentive and fighting back on behalf of their communities. >> reporter: educators admit this is a district that has been underserved and financially mismanaged for years. the spokesperson for the charter school says this cannot be blamed entirely on the charter system and that students rely on this special education funding. again, 55% of the students in the district are in fact educated under the charter system. we will continue to listen to this argument. no decision from the court just yet. also, chester upland will have a school district meeting, a school board meeting, that is tomorrow night at chester high school at 6:00. live in media, delaware county,

cydney long, nbc 10 news. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> let's take a look outside right now at this center city skyline. showers are back in the forecast today after we stayed dry and sunny this weekend. >> nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the potential for storms. glenn? >> yeah, we don't have a whole lot on the radar but there are some approaching western areas, including pocono mountains. we have some fair weather cumulus clouds out there right now, not really building up very much. you can see it's a fairly small zone of some showers that are moving in our direction. you can see the poconos we were just showing up here. so the showers are still a little bit on the west of the poconos, little bit to the west of reading, even west of lancaster. so it will take a little while before they move into any part of the area. the future cast shows that some of them do, especially to the north and west. there's chester county, parts of

upper bucks and upper montgomery and the lehigh valley getting some scattered showers or even a thunderstorm over the next couple of hours. but even after that, things are quieting down somewhat. it's a marginal kind of setup, just barely enough moisture to create some of these showers that are around right now. the temperature has gotten into the upper 80s so it's pretty warm day and more humid. we had some big changes in those departments coming up with the rest of the seven-day in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. a ride caught fire at a jersey shore amusement park today. smoke was seen coming from the gravitron ride in monmouth county. no one was riding at the time because it was just a test run. no one was hurt. the park blocked off the area for the rest of the day. it is the first day of school for students at west chester university and today the hot water is back on after remedial work was done over the weekend to kill trace amounts of

legionella bacteria, the deadly bacteria which can cause pneumonia and legionnaire's disease. it came after a school employee tested positive for the disease last month. it was not in any dorms. the process known as superchlorination went into effect over the weekend to trace out the legionella. chlg . >> i bring a water bottle with me. kind of freaks me out. hope they get it under control. >> at this point, all the hot water is back on. no buildings were ever closed. there is no chance of legionella developing with the students or faculty or staff. >> school officials and the county health department have canceled all school related activities. the health scare has not interrupted or altered enrollment. today, pennsylvania's top the prosecutor isxt+u at the dee table. right now, investigators are laying out the defense they have

against attorney general kathleen kane. kane is charged with leaking grand jury information and lying under oath. nbc 10's mitch blacher is live outside the courthouse in norristown where kane appeared for her preliminary hearing. >> reporter: it was 1:00, just about 1:00 when kathleen kane went into the montgomery county courthouse for her preliminary hearing. it continues right now as we speak inside the courthouse. this is the first time that evidence in this case against her has been presented in open court. the prosecution is laying out its evidence, a judge will then decide if that will be enough evidence to make it go to trial. this all stems of course from eight charges, one felony, seven misdemeanors, against the commonwealth's attorney general, kathleen kane. one for leaked grand jury material, that is one allegation, then lying about it under oath when asked. the prosecution says she leaked that confidential information in order to embarrass a rival, then lied about it when she was asked about it under oath.

they say she had the head of her security detail spy on e-mails, look into internal and external e-mails to find out who was cooperating with this investigation. all of this evidence is being laid out inside the montgomery county courthouse at this point. at this point she continues to deny any wrongdoing, saying she has not broken any law, any pennsylvania law, calls for her resignation as high up as the governor go unanswered as she vows she will continue to stay in office. we will continue to monitor the situation and have reporters inside the courthouse and get you the very latest on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." live in norristown, i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. the man who was found with rosie o'donnell's missing teenaged daughter was in a south jersey courtroom today to face criminal charges. take a look at steven shearer's mug shot. investigators say he sent chelsea o'donnell a nude photo. he is 25. she is 17. authorities tracked down o'donnell at the man's home in barnegat after she took off from

her mother's house in nyack, new york this month. she was gone for a week. rosie o'donnell put out an online alert for her daughter when she didn't come home. shearer faces chargers of child endangerment and distribution of obsess obscenity for a minor. he could get up to ten years in prison. new information within the past hour about the men accused of shooting a state trooper in louisiana. officers now say they just found his roommate dead and they believe he was murdered. this morning, the injured state trooper died of his injuries. according to police, trooper steven vincent was responding to reports of an erratic driver in a pickup truck outside lake charles, louisiana yesterday. the trooper found the truck in a ditch. that's when the driver reportedly got out of the car, opened fire with a sawed-off shotgun and shot vincent in the head. other drivers tackled the suspect to the ground and handcuffed him. let's head to boston, where police believe they may have thwarted an attack at the world

pokiman championship. two men are under arrest. according to authorities, kevin norton and james [ inaudible ] both of iowa made threatening statements in a closed online pokimon forum before driving to boston thursday for the championship. inside their car, officers say they found a 12 gauge shot gup and ar-15 rifle along with several hundred rounds of ammunition. now to decision 2016. speculation of new comp figures for front-runner hillary clinton. while joe biden was away on vacation, he has been ramping up discussions about whether he will run for the democratic presidential nomination. this weekend, he had an hour-long private lunch with senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. she may be the second most prominent democratic woman after clinton but has been lukewarm at best about clinton's campaign. >> was it a mistake for your party to anoint her as the nominee so early on? >> i don't think anybody's been

anointed. >> people briefed on the conversation tell nbc news warren discussed policy issues important to progressives. they also touched on both parties' primary campaigns with the vp making it clear he was considering a bid of his own but did not directly ask warren for her support. right now, there are five democrats seeking the presidential nomination. if biden were to enter the race, that would make six. today, the white house press secretary said president obama might endorse a candidate for the democratic primary. josh earnest touted biden's experience but side stepped questions about whether obama wanted his vice president to even enter the race. out west the wild fire burning in the northern central part of washington is now the largest in the state's history. fire officials say the fire has grown bigger than last year's carlton complex fire. flames from the fire have scorched about 400 square miles

and it's expected to grow even more. right now, there is very little containment but crews are doing what they can. more than 1200 people are battling this fire. just last week, three firefighters were killed and four others were injured while trying to escape the flames. at least 100 people are expected to testify in the sentencing phase of james holmes. holmes was convicted of killing 12 people and injuring dozens more when he opened fire inside a crowded theater in aurora, colorado in 2012. survivors and the families of those killed will have a chance to address holmes over the next three days. an opening statement was briefly stopped today in the trial of a white supremacist accused of killing three people at two jewish sites near kansas city. the reason? the judge had to clarify what frazier glenn miller was representing himself is allowed to say. the 74-year-old is charged with capital murder in the 2014 killings. today, frazier attempted to lay out a defense contending jewish

people are committing genocide against the white race. all three victims were christians. we have new information tonight about the scandal surrounding the adultery website ashley madison. today, the company that owns the website announced it's offering a huge reward, $500,000 is on the table for information about the group that hacked the site. the toronto-based dating website which facilitates extramarital affairs was targeted by hackers in july. last week, the e-mails and home addresses of 37 million people registered on the site were released. toronto police had a message for the group. >> i want to make it very clear to you, your actions are illegal and will not be tolerated. this is your wakeup call. we are now doing a serious investigation, inviting all our partners from around the world to assist us in investigation. >> now websites are offering to

erase customer profiles from the database for a fee. police say this is a scam. rutgers university has now hired three cybersecurity firms after its computer networks were hacked at least four times last year. the university expects to spend between $2 million and $3 million on cybersecurity this year. this is a new expense that the university says was part of the reason that it raised tuition and fees this year. the identity of the hacker or hackers is still unknown. down in atlantic city, the main casino workers union is threatening to strike against the trump taj mahal casino. local 54 said it will load a storage trailer tomorrow with supplies it needs for a strike against the casino. they will also begin training workers as strike captains. the union wants the casino to restore its health insurance and pension coverage. last october, a bankruptcy judge okayed the elimination of those benefits. trump entertainment resorts says

it plans to remain open during a strike. it seems that less competition has benefited most of ac's surviving casinos. according to new jersey's gaming enforcement division, seven of the eight surviving casinos posted gross operating profit increases in the second quarter of this year. the trump taj mahal was the only casino to post an operating loss in the quarter. switching gears now. you get your pencils, your pens and lunch box. >> what about a hair cut for the first day of school? kids in wilmington go back to school next week but today, barbers came in to give them free back-to-school hand cuts. barbers from ace of spades got the kids looking good for their first day. it's next monday. by the way, this saves mom and dad a few bucks. we had pretty nice comfortable conditions over the weekend but now things are

changing a bit. we have a front approaching but this is just a one-day thing. the humidity's up and we are tracking some showers out there. but we've got days of comfort coming once this front comes through, and erica, possibly developing out in the atlantic as danny falls apart. now, the phillies are starting a week-long series here, pretty decent weather. there's a chance of a couple of showers this evening, certainly won't rain out the game, and the chance of rain is well less than 50%. 87 degrees right now, feels like 89 with a somewhat higher humidity than we've had around here. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s, 78 degrees at mt. pocono and we have seen a bit of a sea breeze at the beaches with 85 in atlantic city international. closer to the beaches it is a little bit different. you can see the wind starting to come in. 79 degrees, atlantic city

marina. the ocean temperature up to 78 degrees. that's one of the warmest we have seen so far this summer. this is it. this is the front and it's got some clouds and a few showers with it. we have certainly seen a lot more active fronts than this during the past few months. couple of showers coming into lancaster county, a couple heavier ones approaching the poconos, but stuff is pretty far to the west and once that comes through, we got a whole bunch of nothing here because we got a lot of dry air that is covering a good bit of the country. that's going to be coming in. there's that wind coming in off the ocean, increases the moisture a little bit, but not enough to produce widespread showers. if we were going to get any rain tomorrow morning it would be closer to the coast at the shore, then even there, the west to northwest winds come in and dry things out, and it gets really comfortable. now, there's danny.

danny has fallen apart, pretty much, with the dry air and the strong wind shear that we had talked about over the last week. this is the next system that could become erica over the next couple of days. it has a great chance of at least becoming a depression in the next 24 hours, that's for sure. maybe even by 5:00. mostly cloudy, chance of a shower or two, 70 degrees for the low in philadelphia. 65 north and west. tomorrow, if there were any showers it would be early and it would be toward the shore. clouds giving way to sunshine. it will be fairly warm again but the humidity is going to be dropping. then some beautiful weather for the rest of the week. sunshine, low humidity, light winds and then it starts to warm up over the weekend and even heat up. we still don't see any big rain chances. i can't even believe this right now. >> this video goes viral after a mother claims to find glass

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there are four different expect, how to prepare if you're attending and resources to help navigate the papal weekend. nbc 10's doug shimell is live in fairmount. doug, what else have you learned about this new playbook? >> reporter: well, i guess what we've learned is that for places like kline's market and other fairmount businesses, they may be too close to where the pope is going to be to get the answers that they need from a website. >> we want to stay open. i hope i can stay open. >> reporter: steve kline's supermarket is within poping distance of the art museum. >> i'm really looking forward to sleeping on different people's sofas. >> reporter: he says he's heard about the pope playbook and has the questions lined up. >> what are we going to sell? i know we won't have any fresh bread products that weekend. there will be no fresh milk deliveries. >> reporter: the online site debuted today and includes the timeline of pope events, how to survive and what to do if you're going.

>> i waited months for the playbook to come out. i can't wait to study the playbook and see what's there and see where the xs and os are. >> reporter: steve got out his laptop and sat down by the checkout counter. after several false starts, the error message appeared. there was confusion over the web address. he was still waiting. >> there is nothing on here at this time to help a businessman plan for the weekend when the pope's here. >> reporter: someone with the pope playbook website says that they only had some issues for about 25 minutes. we just logged into the site and it appears to have been working most of the afternoon. live in fairmount, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> you can find a link to the papal playbook on the nbc 10 news app along with all the stories we have done as the city prepares for pope francis' historic visit. the nbc 10 news app is a free download. now let's get a check of

today's top headlines. this is a live picture from the new york stock exchange where the dow jones closed down more than 550 points, 588. it was a back and forth day on wall street. the dow dropped initially nearly 1,000 points in the first few minutes of the day right after opening bell, before rebounding slightly and then falling again. today's dive followed friday's trouble on wall street so we wanted to look at how stocks are doing compared to this time last week. lockheed martin lost $15 a share. comcast lost $6 a share. aramark has lost more than $1 a share. also today, hundreds of chester upland charter school teachers rallied outside a courthouse in media, delaware county. this is the pennsylvania department of education and the school fight over funding inside. parents are afraid the court battle will delay the start of the school year. pennsylvania's attorney general is at the defense table today for a preliminary hearing. prosecutors are laying out the evidence against kathleen kane. she is charged with leaking

grand jury information and lying under oath. after kane was indicted, pennsylvania governor tom wolf urged her to step down but she has vowed to remain in office. after a beautiful weekend, plenty of sunshine, low humidity, we are tracking some showers. >> that's right. let's turn to nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. what should we expect? >> it is hotter, it is more humid than it was over the weekend and there are some showers come, maybe the first place to see them is up in the pocono mountains. this is the wave pool at camel beach. the sky is getting a little bit darker. you will see why there are a few showers just to the west of the poconos and the other showers are pretty far west of even lancaster county. but here are the showers up to the north and there's tobyhanna, moving straight to the east, no lightning reported with it yet. at the moment that's the

heaviest shower on the map. as we go through the rest of the afternoon, any showers would generally be north and west of philadelphia area, and as we go through the rest of the night, there will be some more around, maybe even some early in the morning toward the shore. but this is not a real active cold front. what it's going to do is reinforce the comfortable air. we will see how long that lasts with the seven-day in a few minutes. police are searching for a gunman in connection to a deadly shooting in kensington. it happened around n9:00 a.m. o kensington avenue. the victim was shot multiple times in the head. he was taken to the hospital, where he died a short time later. take a look at this new video in to nbc 10 of a robber wanted for spraying a cashier with mace. police say the suspect walked into a 7-eleven in logan circle and asked to buy a carton of cigarettes. when the cashier put the carton

on the counter the suspect sprayed him with mace, then grabbed the cigarettes and got out. the cashier was treated at the hospital and released. an indy car driver remains in a coma after a racing accident at pocono raceway yesterday. justin wilson was hit by a piece of debris that came off of another car during the abc-supplied 500 race. he suffered a head injury and remains in critical condition. today, three time nascar champion and indy car champion tony stewart offered condolences and help. stewart offered his private plane to wilson's younger brother so that he could travel to pennsylvania. we have a warning for parents this afternoon. >> doctors now say tackle football can lead to memory loss later in your child's life. next, how early experts say is too early for children to play the contact sport?

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baby wipes. the company responded to claims that some of their wipes looked like they contained shards of glass. they say it's not glass. last week a viral showing what appears to be glass went viral. huggies says this sometimes happens during the manufacturing process. according to the company, no glass is used to make the wipes. the company is testing the product and conducting a full investigation. now to a recall that impacts a lot of people. apple is recalling certain iphone 6 plus devices. the phone's camera can take blurry photos. the affected iphones were sold between the end of 2014 and the january of 2015. now to concerns about the safety of ground beef. it's part of a new investigation by consumer reports.

researchers tested hundreds of pounds of ground beef from across the country. two harmful bacteria were found in more than 80% of beef from cows that were grain fed and given antibiotics. less than 60% were found in meat from grass fed cows, those certified as organic and antibiotic free. this beef costs more but researchers say when it comes to your health it's worth it. have you seen the pictures of those mounds of trash floating out in the ocean? >> that's exactly what scientists, volunteers have been talking of course about getting to the bottom of it. they went on a month-long ocean expedition. three of the boats returned today after exploring what's known as the great pacific garbage patch. they say most of the trash found was medium to large size floating between the west coast and hawaii. organizers say the pieces make up the highest concentration of trash in the world's ocean. the group's goal is to construct a 60 mile barrier in the pacific to collect all that garbage.

chip kelly is talking about a big tackle on his quarterback during the eagles game this weekend. >> that's right. the nfl says this hit against sam bradford wasn't a penalty but chip disagrees. john clark will break down the differing opinions next. all new on "nbc 10 news at 5:00" back to school discovery. it's this time of year again. see what new research shows a return to class can trigger in some students.

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discounts to agency in ohio and new york. progress in finding a more effective long-lasting flu vaccine. researchers from the scripps research foundation and johnson & johnson found a way to induce antibodies to fight a wide range of flu, saying this could eliminate the need for repeated seasonal flu shots. a study suggests those who start playing tackle football at a young age are more prone to memory and thinking problems later in life. researchers at boston university gave 40 retired nfl players mri brain scans. about half played tackle football before the age of 12. researchers found that certain areas of their brains were less intact. the study does not prove that youth football leads to these brain changes. it only shows association. a hit on the field in the eagles preseason game over the weekend is at the center of a disagreement right now between the nfl and coach chip kelly. >> coach chip kelly says the hit on quarterback sam bradford wasn't legal. comcast sports net's john clark

has more on the play. >> reporter: this is all very interesting. of course, the biggest key to this eagles season is keeping quarterback sam bradford healthy after his two knee surgeries. that became an issue on his very first drive in the preseason saturday night andjç[ñ on the f hit he took. here is sam handing the ball off to darren sproles. ravens linebacker terrell suggs hits sam low at his surgically repaired left knee. the nfl director of officiating says on tuiasosopo plazon zone quarterback has the option of handing the ball off. but chip kelly said that was not a zone read play so sam should not have been hit like that. >> if the quarterback hands the ball off and isn't going anywhere, you shouldn't be able to hit him, the way the rule's been explained to us. if they want to get into that, they can get into that. every other quarterback in the

lead when they get back in the shotgun can be hit when they hand the ball off. if that's what they want to do, we will all have to adjust. everybody in the league has runs out of the shotgun. >> reporter: this is something that has to be cleared up because defensive players could go after sam and his knees on those run plays, those zone read plays. coming up in less than half an hour we will hear from sam bradford has to say. see you then. >> thank you very much, john. the eagles visit the packers this saturday night for game three of the preseason. nbc 10 at 8:00. our pregame coverage starts at 7:30. nbc 10 is the official television station of the philadelphia eagles. it sure was great weather on saturday night for that game. that was just amazing. we are tracking some showers, not a whole lot, but some, and maybe the only ones of the week.

days of comfort following these showers as they come through, and possible tropical depression or storm developing now that danny is pretty much kaput. we see a fair amount of sunshine today, mixed in with some clouds. it's more humid than it has been. 87 degrees, feels like 89 as a result of that higher humidity. nothing extreme. 78 degrees in mt. pocono. we are 87 degrees in glassboro. there are some places that are fairly close to 90 degrees but nobody's hit that number today and the humidity has not been out of hand. but we do have a front that's coming and along that front we are seeing some buildups of clouds and even some showers. you can see some heavier stuff back by harrisburg so that's what we will be watching. that's going to take hours for it to get into our area. this one shower is getting pretty close to the poconos, county, tobyhanna, maybe about to get hit by that.

even the rest of the poconos, probably not getting rain. once that goes through, it is dry all the way back to the rockies unless you go up into canada and the air is not going to be coming from there. so let's take this hour by hour as we go through the evening hours. there are some showers around, more or less isolated scattered at the most and by 9:00, you see there's nothing in new jersey or southern delaware. so it will take awhile before this moisture gets in there. by 11:00, we are fiemnally gettg the first showers into new jersey and delaware and starting to dry out in pennsylvania. this is a limited threat. by tomorrow morning, if there's anything left, it's right along the coast. and the cooler weather, less humid weather, that's coming in. sets us up for a really nice day tomorrow. even though it's going to be warm, humidity will be down. we don't expect any afternoon showers.

this was danny and as it came toward the caribbean it weakened. they need the rain. they have had a terrible drought in much of the caribbean. it was a tropical depression and now, no longer even writing advisories on it. this could become erica as early as 5:00 and that one is headed in the same general direction danny was. we'll have to keep an eye on that. chance of showers in a couple spots at least. going to be warm and humid overnight, 70 for the low in philadelphia, 64 north and west. now, the humidity is going to be dropping during the day tomorrow and the early clouds go away and it becomes mostly sunny. any early showers would be at the shore and move offshore. once that happens, it looks like it will be dry for the rest of the week. lots of sunshine, low humidity that gets even lower as we go through the week. we don't even heat up until next weekend. >> thank you very much. two men thought they could outsmart officials at a maximum

security prison in maryland. >> they took to the air with their plot to sneak illegal items inside. the high tech device they tried to use and how they got caught. all new on "nbc 10 news at 5:00" a beloved athlete's farewell to philadelphia. chase utley's tribute to the town he called home for more than a decade.

a hand-written message led rescuers to a man who became lost while vacationing in australia. look at that. the 63-year-old went for a walk and couldn't find his way back to his camp. he was lost for almost two days before helicopters saw that message. the man was rescued and taken to the hospital for cuts to his

feet. to this now. the popularity of drones is becoming a challenge for law enforcement. they are getting in the way of planes and even crashing near the white house. >> that's right. today investigators announced the arrest of two men for using drones to get contraband to prisoners. derek ward has the story from maryland. >> reporter: i'm derek ward. prison officials here in maryland are concerned about a plot they say they have uncovered not to get someone out of a facility like this but to get something in over the fence. synthetic drugs, porn on dvds, a cell phone and even more troubling, say police, a weapon. how were they to be delivered? by drone. this past saturday, corrections officers at the western correctional institution in cumberland, maryland noticed a suspicious car in a public road outside the state prison complex. officers confronted two men with the vehicle and arrested them. that's when they found the contraband and the drone. and a connection to an inmate on the inside. >> upon the arrest of the two men with the drone, that

inmate's contraband was discovered. >> reporter: charges are expected against the inmate and the two men with the drone. this is still under investigation so there's not a lot they can say. i'm derek ward in jessup, maryland. all new on "nbc 10 news at 5:00" pennsylvania's top prosecutor takes her spot at the defense table. >> she made a memorable entrance. what attorney general kathleen kane did that had many doing a double-take. i'm tracking showers and thunderstorms approaching the area. i will show you the timing and nice weather later this week. plus, it's been just over a year since she was seriously hurt in a crash that killed his friend. tonight, congratulations are in order for comedian tracy morgan.

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general, is walking behind her in the red dress. kane is charged with leaking grand jury information and lying under oath. >> nbc 10's mitch blacher is live outside the courthouse in norristown where the hearing is still under way. >> we understand you have new video to show us? >> reporter: we do. at this point this hearing continues going on at the montgomery county courthouse here in norristown. this is the first chance that any of the evidence has been put out into the public view. the prosecution basically has to convince a judge there is enough evidence to continue to trial. the first pictures as you mentioned from inside the courthouse have just come to us. they are sketch pictures of kathleen kane sitting in the defendant's chair, facing eight charges, one felony, seven misdemeanors. prosecutors say kane leaked confidential grand jury information all to embarrass a rival, then lied about it when she was asked under oath. kane's legal team inside the courthouse continue to object to some of the prosecution's evidence which is one of the reasons that we