of our nation to deliver his initiative. our allies will be safer with the adoption of the iran nuclear deal. >> you can't trust iran. well, guess what, there is not a single sentence, not a single paragraph in this whole agreement that depends on promises or trust, not one. >> kerry exposing what he calls myths saying national security leaders learned from failures in north korea a treaty written on four pages, the secretary of state also vowed inspections of nuclear enrichment and storage saying it will give them key information. >> no facility declared or undeclared will be off limits. >> to protect countries globally. >> we are telling iran that it

can't have a nuclear weapon period. >> it's fully conscious about the fragility of israel. >> he was passionate and compassionate. >> still, the jewish federation of greater philadelphia has not changed its position, the senate could vote on it as early as next week. >> i believe the ju officer community wants and needs for the jewish administration to pay very close attention. >> kerry's speech today is listening to all sides. today's speech was by invite only. also the jewish federation was on the invite list. >> live on independence mall, cydney long, nbc10 news. >> thanks 37 here's where our local senators stand on the iran nuclear deal. chris coons and tom carper support the deal. bob casey supports the deal, but

pat toomey does not. cory booker is the only local senator who hasn't yet declared his position. we called booker's office to ask his stance and haven't heard back. >> if you're counting, it's day four in the 90s, today is even hotter than yesterday. these people are trying to find some relief from the heat in the shade in washington square. >> a live look in the poconos, you can see a lot of people taking a look at the lake in tannersville, pennsylvania. a quiet day out on the water, but it is steamy. and more hot weather is still ahead. >> let's turn to brittney shipp, any relief in sight? >> yes, there is. we're officially in the heat wave, that happened yesterday, our temperatures once again in the 90s, as we head into tomorrow you can see, in the 90s again, here's your relief, it's going to come on friday. it's going to be warm, i don't want to oversell how much better

it's going to feel, it's going to be above average, and at least it's going to break our heat wave, current look at our temperatures right now in the low 80s in the poconos. 88 in pottstown, low 90s currently in philadelphia, 92 degrees in wilmington, we're at 85 in dover, 86 in millville, and temperatures in mt. holly at 89 degrees. we're still going to see a warm evening ahead by 6:00 p.m., temperatures at 89 degrees. by 9:00 p.m. 83. our temperatures will stay warm, dropping down into the 70s, i am tracking relief ahead, also friday's storms and your holiday forecast, i'll let you know if it will stay dry. as you head into saturday, sunday and monday. >> thank you, brittany. this just in from wall street, the market closed with a big rebound take a look at the final flubs. the dow finished up 293 points.

after falling off 74 points yesterday it's been a wild ride. >> a house fire at the jersey shore that killed a couple and their two children does not appear to be accidental. investigators believe the family may be victims of a murder suicide. the fire was reported late yesterday in the family's home in long branch monmouth, county. investigators say that fire ignited in more than one spot in the house. the couple and their two children were taken to a hospital. they died there the prosecutor says their injuries did not appear to be related to the fire we have information about a nude photo scandal at a montgomery county high school. a former mount pen student has been arrested in that case. brandon tyler berlin contained

photos of former students. many of them were under age. the links were given to others to view those pictures. at the time of the incident berlin was a senior at the school. to a rude wakeup call. vandals broke several car windows in glendora. nbc10 at fern wood drive, four cars were hit. glass littered parts of their street. >> i think the rock was used to break the windshield and a tire iron. >> so far police have no suspects. police in gloucester township are warning residents about a utility works scam about a man and another suspect posed as water employees.

if you recognize this guy on your screen, call police we turn to breaking news from chester county. emergency crews are on the scene right now, what looks like a two vehicle accident on goshen road in better win. one of the vehicles you see from sky force 10 shows a vehicle flipped over a victim was trapped inside. an ambulance was called to take one person to the hospital. stay with nbc10 and the nbc10 news app for the latest on this breaking news. now to our areas preparations for the pope's visit. we are now learning that one in four center city businesses say they are shutting down for the papal weekend while the remaining businesses say they are excited. a new survey shows they wish they would have had more information from the city earlier. 80% of businesses say they did not initially get enough information from the city to

allow them to properly plan. only 14% indicated they received enough information to plan ahead. doug shimell is live in center city with more reaction from businesses. >> the city controller says his survey shows a lot of these businesses in this particular case. a lot of the world meeting of family planners were so overly concerned about security that perhaps they either overlooked or de-emphasized just about everything else. >> for cheryl in fairmount it was weeks talking about the pope box and what you can't do. >> i think everyone is a little disappointed at the way the information was coming out and how we almost felt like we were going to be in jail for the weekend. >> philadelphia's controller said he got back 68 of 250 surveys they sent to hotels, shops and restaurants inside the francis festival grounds traffic box, to see if the city is

handling the prep the right way. one hotel says they sold out rooms for $1,000 a night, then they all cancelled. >> they rented out all their rooms at $500 a night and then everybody cancelled. their current plan was to advertise rooms at $99. >> restaurant server says all the scary pope talk may be why 73% did not send back the survey. >> i think a nonresponse is almost a response itself as well. >> but allen says his survey did show that the kind letter gentler pope rebranding in the last two weeks is making converts. >> before we were thinking this is going to be a hassle, how are we going to get our food in, our staff, in now we're excited about it, we can't wait. >> a spokesperson for mayor nutter says that the controllers survey is needlessly creating anxiety just three weeks before the pope gets here. world meeting of family planners

have been in touch with businesses and have set up that business resource hotline. live in center city, doug shimell, nbc10 news. wireless companies are boosting their networks ahead of pope francis' visit to the area. >> it's not just about making calls either, from instagram to twitter, to streaming video. wireless users are expected to make the towers work. the idea is to add capacity in areas that will see most of the crowds. >> with events like this, big events like this, then we add special temporary capacity, and we're confident that we're going to be able to meet the demands. >> it should be good to go before the pope's arrival. we have a complete section of all the papal weekend stories.

we're avoiding the crowds. today in delaware county, parents and students are showing their appreciation for teachers even though they will be working and not paid. >> it's a great day in chester and a wonderful day at chester high school. >> this morning, a bell ringing ceremony welcomed students back for the first day of classes at chester high school. class is in session, thanks to a decision by chester upland teachers and support staff to keep working, despite a financial crisis facing the district. that means those teachers won't get paid. >> it has a huge impact because my wife also works for the school district. if i don't get paid, she doesn't get paid, that puts us in a bind as well. >> supporters of the teachers handed out flyers to parents asking them to call their legislator and pass a budget. >> i think it's a great benefit these teachers are looking out

for the students. they didn't have to do it, but they're doing it for the benefit of the children and their education. >> the school has been in and out of crisis for 25 years. they're not receiving any state funding at the beginning school year because of the ongoing budget impasses in harrisburg. officials at a new jersey day-care center are apologizing to parents after two workers were accused of instigating scuffles as part of a fight club, the workers were charged yesterday with child abuse. officials at the light bridge academy center said in a statement, it was shocked and saddened by this isolated incident. the workers instigated the fight club among children from 4 to 6 years old. one of the workers also recorded video of the fights and shared the clips with several friends on social media. nbc10 news found out, you're going to need a ticket to get

anywhere near the stage on the parkway when the pope gets to town. >> this is brand new information. let's get to george spencer many what have you found out there, george? >> until now, everyone's been pretty much led to believe you could just show up on the parkway and get at least a pretty decent look at the pope. but now a new map has surfaced that shows huge swaths of the parkway being designated for ticket holders only. take a look at this map from the secret service. the bright red area toward the top left of your screen, that's the area we're finding out is for ticket holders, it starts right at the stage and goes all the way back to 20th street. the ticketed area also stretches for blocks around the parkway from the museum and over to 20th street, a live look at the parkway from our camera on top of the melon builden. we have known all along there would be a vip area set up in

front of the stage the world meeting of families website says this is free and open to the public. this view shows the big swath of the parkway that we're just now learning, will be held for ticket holders only. the big question how do you get a ticket and are there any left to get? that's the part of the story we're looking to find answers. for now that is the latest in the live digital operations center. george spencer, nbc10 news. >> thank you very much. charges against six police officers in connection with the death of a baltimore man will stand. today a judge denied a motion to dismiss the charges against these six officers. they're charged in the death of freddie gray. all of the officers have pleaded not guilty, none were in court today. about five months ago, gray was arrested and put into the back of a van to be transported to jail. he died a week later, autopsy results say he suffered a critical spinal injury while in

custody. outside the courthouse, dozens of demonstrators took turns on a bull horn voicing their frustrations about the case. one person there was arrested. gray's arrest was caught on tape, his death sparked protests and riots. the judge also dismissed motions asking for the states attorney marilyn mows by to step down from the case. a motion to move the trial out of baltimore, that will be heard next week. the officers' trial begins in may. leaders in philadelphia announce they're introducing a bill that would prevent an officer's name from being released to the public if that officer was involved in a shooting. the president of the city's fraternal order of police outlined the plan this morning. the bill aims to protect an officer's identity during a shooting investigation, except in cases where the officer is charged with a crime. >> as americans, we know that all citizens, including our police are protected by the

constitutional right to due process. not to have their faith determined by the media, or a mob with the political agenda. they and their families have the right to security. >> the bill will be introduced friday. >> now to decision 2016. amid speculation that he's considering a presidential run, the vice president appeared at miami-dade college in the last two hours, he's headlining a fund-raiser for senate democrats. florida is one of the nation's premiere campaign battleground states. today he was talking about paying for college. >> any country that out educates us will out compete us. >> biden will also visit atlanta and pittsburgh over the next few days. he's expected to make a decision on whether he'll run for

president in a month. biden does decide to enter the race, he will face hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'malley and others in the democratic field. cnn changing the rules for its second gop debate later this month. originally the network planned to average polls from mid july to september 10th. the top ten candidates would be included in the debate. the rest would take part in a forum earlier in the day. cnn decided to change the dates to polls between august 6th and september 10th. the change comes after an outcry that the only female candidate who has had a recent boost in the polls would be excluded. carly fiorina's campaign tweeted, thank you to supporters who pushed for the change. there is a crowded field, 17 gop candidates trying to win the republican nomination. thunder rumbled over the board walk in atlantic city. hundreds of thousands of people swarmed the beach for the annual air show. drew smith was there among the

crowds for the display, live on the board walk right now. how was it, drew? >> keith, it was quite impressive, it went on for hours, the show wrapped up a short time ago. you can see people selling souvenirs here on the board walk. the place to be, we're told was down on the beach, and even in the ocean where you could watch this show and still cool down from the hot weather. a skydiver started the show by landing on the atlantaic city beach. rob comes every year, he thinks it's an incredible venue. >> your horizon is nothing but boats, which is neat. pilots flying world war ii style planes made a tribute pass in honor of a pilot who is supposed to perform here today, but died in a plane crash over the weekend much a reminder of the danger these pilots face. >> they fly so tight, so close. it's amazing to see what they do.

the pilottry they show is incredible. >> people came prepared to watch the show, packing plenty of food, water and shade. >> everybody getting together, we have a good time. we love airplanes. >> people selling food and drinks on the board walk say business is good. >> everybody needs to stay hydrated. >> this was a later date for the air show. some parents say their kids already went back to school. the show's big fans say they wouldn't miss this. >> out on the beach, that's what makes it the best. >> all these people here, i got right out front and i love it. i love it. >> when we first arrived here this morning, it was foggy and hazy, that worried some of the organizers here, by the end of the day, it was a lot nicer, and everybody had a pretty good view of all those airplanes. live in atlantic city, drew smith, nbc10 news.

good evening, it's another hot day nor us. we officially warmed into the 90s. at the airport, relief is on the way, in your 7-day forecast, really it's in your three-day forecast. dry conditions for the holiday, and that includes saturday, sunday and monday. so start making your plans. a closer look at our temperature trend. we're officially in heat wave number 5. so far, 92. we expect one more day and the temperatures drop back to the 80s. currently across the region, 83 degrees in the poconos, 89 in reading. 92 in wilmington, 84 degrees, temperatures in dover at 85. it's not justus that's sweating here in september, take a look at the carolinas, boeblg in the 90s there, 9 # in nashville, 93 in saint wlu is, take a look at little rock. 95 degrees. it's really most of the nation dealing with these above average

temperatures, things are nice and quiet. we're going to keep a close eye in the northern part of cape may. by 4:00 p.m., you'll notice a slight chance by 5:00 p.m., i should say a slight chance, as we head into your thursday, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds once again, and then another chance of isolated showers, this time it's going to be closer to the poconos, but our best chance to see isolated thunderstorms will not come until we move into friday. by friday, 1:00 p.m., you'll notice more widespread rainfall from trenton stretching down into philadelphia, and wilmington and parts of new castle county. also, just to the north of atlantic city, this will continue through the early part of your evening and once we get rid of all of that rainfall it will help usher in cooler air, that means less humidity for us, as we go right into the holiday weekend. we are tracking more comfortable conditions, even our temperatures will drop down a little bit, it's going to be above average, not a heat wave,

not temperatures in the 90s to start. our highs around the region will be in the 90s once again, for one more day, we'll be dealing with this heat wave. relief is on its way. we plan on heading down to the shores, we get closer to the holiday, on friday, we'll see a slight chance of showers for the shore, we have a better chance closer to the city and the north and western suburbs. our temperature at 80 degrees, on saturday, sunday and low 80s on labor day with lots of sunshine and warm water temperatures. tonight mild and humid, another round of late fog moving in. 64 for our suburbs to the north and west, hot and humid again tomorrow, temperatures range between 91 and 94. 7-day forecast shows a great weekend on tap for us, warming back to the 90s by labor day. turning to this, families facing the heroin epidemic firsthand are getting a new defense to protect their loved ones. the new initiative that makes the heroin anti-dote

easier to get that could save lives. >> a fine a guest to the jersey shore faces. standardized testings in delaware schools. they warned families it would be hard. we see how local students scored.

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an attack in ocean city leads to a fine for a man from the pittsburgh area. he was given a summons for illegal possession of wildlife. the seagull attacked his 2-year-old daughter as she ate. he hit it with his rolled up towel and broke its wing. he died as he was taking it to a trash can. authorities in new jersey have treated a deer who was spotted more than nine months ago with an arrow lodged in her face. you may remember these images right here. the deer, state, fish and wildlife officials removed most

of the arrow from the doe's face. after she was tranquilized yesterday in marlboro. the decision was made to leave the arrow head in. the deer was in fine health after the procedure and was released back into the wild. there are some changes now in standardized tests that have caused controversy from all across our area. next, how local students scored in math and english, and the gripe parents have with the system the eating habit that could be sabotaging your efforts to lose weight.

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today delaware school

districts received their student scores from a new statewide standardized test. >> it's proving to be a challenge for kids. let's go live to tim furlong, outside in new castle county with results and reaction from local families. tim? >> to be fair, delaware education officials always said this test raises the bar on students. it is a little bit open to interpretation, they say the students did better than they were expected to, but really the numbers are not great. >> delaware kids are now back in school, and soon they will know how they did on a test they took months ago. students like savannah had to think critically. >> if you were in this situation, what would you do, list three things? >> it's harder because you have to come up with your own answer and you have to use punctuation. >> the state warned parents the test is harder and results won't look pretty. the numbers are better than they

expected, there's a lot of work to be done. >> the results show delaware students overall outperform the estimates, just over half of all third and eighth graders. 11th graders are proficient in english and math. >> savannah's mom is reserving judgment on the test results, she doesn't like that it took three weeks at a computer to take the test. >> my gripe is taking so long to get the results. if my daughter has a problem or needs help, now what. >> the families could opt out of the test, many students last year did opt out, the state teacher's association had a conference call to discuss the results. we'll have that for you at 5:55. can you look at your school and school district right now on your state's education website. results for your individual child in delaware is going to take a few weeks more. tim furlong, nbc10 news.

>> there's a test change at the collegiate level in our area. students seeking admission to swarthmore college are no longer required to take the is say portion of the sat and act tests. students must still submit an essay on why swarthmore with their applications. penn released a statement in july saying the essay component of both tests are the least predictive element of the overall writing section. an investigation is underway after armed robbers hit a convenience store in west philadelphia. two men with guns entered the family dollar on 58th and woodland this morning. they tied up the employees and got away with an unknown amount of money. delaware police are investigating a pair of purse snatching in rehoboth that may be connected. this man grabbed a woman's purse at the midway outlets, then ran off. a few hours later, the victim's

purse was found inside a grocery store, but the money was missing. detectives believe there may be some similarities between this suspect and the one wanted for a purse snatching in rehoboth beach sunday. look at that image. a stuck tractor-trailer caused traffic trouble this morning in delaware. they tried to get under a not so tall bridge in newark. he usually drives a flatbed truck, and by the time he saw the sign saying the bridge was only 12 feet, it was too late. you want to stay off the roads, ride the rails, patco for that matter, schedule changes go into effect this saturday. patco will begin the final stages of its $103 million track rehabilitation project this weekend. patco will return to a full normal schedule between monday and thursday mornings, but track work will require a revised thursday midday to friday, to

another national honor for the philadelphia region, you're looking live at a couple seconds there. at a stretch of the schuylkill river trail in philadelphia. it was chosen by readers of usa today and 10 best as best urban trail in the country. representatives from each of the five counties covered by the trail unfurl the flag to mark the reward. the schuylkill river trail currently has 300 miles of completed walking and biking trails through the greater philadelphia area in pennsylvania and new jersey. there are plans too to add 450 additional miles to the system. the eagles are on their way to the meadowlands, the team is expected to arrive in about an hour. and it will be a battle for a job for many of those players, matt barclay and tim tebow are fighting for that coveted third

string position. nbc10 is your home for all of tomorrow night's action. kickoff is at 6:00, join us by 6:30. your official eagles station. do you ever eat your breakfast in the car on your way to work? i do. or grab lunch on the go in between errands. >> if you do that, it could be a dieter's nightmare. why eating on the move could be hurting your waste line. find out if your pet is sick without paying the vet bills to find out.

turns out cleaning up the environment could be bad for the keystone state's economy, a new report says half of pennsylvania's 67 counties would be in violation of a proposed emissions limit. the obama administration plans to finalize the restrictions

next month. forced delays in construction projects and lead to expanded testing for vehicles. an experimental type of cancer treatment has been shown to keep some patients alive and in remission for at least four years. the work is being done right here in philadelphia. the immuno therapy work is being done at the university of pennsylvania school of pedestrians. it's been used to treat patients with the most common form of leukemia in adults. out of 14 patients who have tried the therapy, eight of them were helped, four of them went into complete remission. the number of men undergoing surgery to fight breast cancer is on the rise. researchers found the amount of men with breast cancer undergoing surgery to remove their uneffected breasts doubled since 2004, the surgery didn't examine whether it correlated with genetic testing or family history. >> health care providers should discuss all possible outcomes with their male patients in order to assist them in choosing the best treatments.

how about this, eating on the go could be hazardous to your health, a new study in the journal of health and psychology suggests consuming food while on the mood does not register in people's minds. that could result in unwanted weight gain. what do you do, you use those fit bits, right? you can keep track of your kids too. >> those are popular, i think you request connect them to your phone. it can help you monitor the health of your pet. two companies have come out with collars that can check for a fever, pulse, respiration and indicate if your pet is in pain. they can be monitored for a specific illness. the collars are online starting at $150. there's also a monthly charge of 10 to $15. american catholics don't see eye to eye with the vatican on

sinning. >> next, the results of a new study that shows the pope's followers don't agree on the church's keystone issue ppz. a lawsuit over a toy hamp sister. why a tv news anchor is suing a big toy maker over this cartoon rodent. and it was another hot and humid day, but i am tracking relief that's closer than you think, plus, i'm tracking what you can expect as we head into your labor day holiday weekend coming up. ♪

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things aren't always what they seem. >> a colorado mom and her disabled daughter were left a nasty letter on their car after parking in a handicap spot. >> these spots are reserved for people who are truly handicapped, because of idiots like you, they have to park further away. >> kaitlyn has a rare genetic disorder that leaves her bones

weak and brittle, she's often in pain and needs the disabled parking spots. just because she looks normal doesn't mean she should be harassed. >> i was offended, i was hurt, actually. i really didn't know people thought of me like that. >> kaitlyn hopes the typed out notes don't get placed on anyone else's windshield. a new survey shows that what many american catholics think of sex and marriage is far different from what the church thinks. >> chris clackum breaks it down for you. >> when pope francis arrives in washington september 22nd, he'll be greated with many catholics who may not agree on what the church says about our times. 65% of catholics say unmarried co has been taking is not a sin. two thirds think it is

acceptable for same sex couples to raise children. on contraception, more than 3/4 say it's not a sin. 7 out of 10 now say neither is divorce. on abortion a third say terminating a leg nancy is not a sin. which follows the pope's announcement tuesday, any woman with a contrite heart can go to confession and be forgiven by an abortion for any priest. >> he's saying it's still wrong, but we need to be more welcoming, and we need to ratchet back the language of damnation and condemnation. >> the survey found nearly half of all americans are directly connected to the catholic church. the vast majority who left the church cannot imagine ever returning. chris clackum, nbc news.

another hot and humid day, so the heat wave continues, we are tracking one more day of this heat and then we'll start to see a little relief, our storms are going to return, that's going to help as well. that will happen on friday, that's good timing especially if you want a dry holiday, which is something we are tracking. expect to stay dry saturday, sunday and monday as of right now. there's a look at the poconos, that looks like a great place to cool down, especially with the temperatures in philadelphia. a mix of sun and clouds. wind speeds out of the south-southwest right now at 9 miles per hour, it's sticky out, we do have improvements on the way. current conditions show we're at 83 degrees in the poconos, 89, trenton, temperatures close to 89 in mt. holly. low 90s in wilmington. millville at 86 degrees, temperatures at the atlantic city airport. closer to the mid 80s, it's a little cooler along the shore line, still above average for us. this is heat wave number five,

our average for this time of year is 83 degrees, today we were close to 10 degrees above that average, we will warm into the low 90s once again tomorrow. and here's your relief as we approach friday much at least our temperatures drop down to warm conditions down to the 80s, we're not going to drop too much. enough to break the heat wave, our future feels like temperature shows it's going to feel like another round of heat for us. 93 tomorrow in trenton, low 90s in allentown, it's going to feel like the mid-90s again in dover. as we get through thursday by friday, things are going to start to change. we're seeing quiet and dry conditions, we'll maintain a slight chance of showers as we head into the next hour or so, and once again as we push into thursday. it will be dry throughout most of the day, as we get into thursday evening you'll notice a few stray showers around before clearing up once again by friday morning, late morning hours heading into the afternoon. by 1:00 p.m., this is when we

have our best chance to see an isolated thunderstorm. philadelphia, wilmington. even to the northern parts of lancaster county, if i progress the model, it shows that most of this rain will move out closer to your early evening hours, that's going to set us up for a nice day on saturday. you'll notice the wind direction changes will get cooler air coming in out of the northeast. that means more comfortable conditions on saturday and sunday. we expect to see dry but warmer conditions as we push into mondays. on saturday, mid-80s for philadelphia. high 80s on sunday and monday, back to the 90s, but we shouldn't see our humidity go up as much as we head into monday. as we take a look at the poconos, we're going to stay in the low 80s, the whole way through. it's going to be gorgeous throughout our entire area. by monday on the warm side for the city. late fog moves in like we saw earlier this morning, 73 degrees

for philadelphia. heading into tomorrow, hot and hume ids conditions, temperatures range between 94 and 91. relief is on the way, take a look at the chance of storms heading into friday, humidity by the weekend. an anchor at fox news is taking action tonight. >> she's suing a major toy maker for millions over a toy hamster that shares her name. she sued hasbro for $5 million. the company wrongfully used her name and persona, with its plastic hamster. in addition to sharing her name, the toy bears a physical resemblance to her, that's her on the left, that's the toy on the right. faulkner has been at fox news for a decade. a hasbro spokeswoman says it doesn't comment on litigation. a local community is fighting the growing heroin epidemic in a new way. the problem is so worry some,

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ask anyone walking down reading's penn street and they'll have a story of their own. >> the signs are obvious. it's not like you can't tell. >> officials announced a new program offering free heroin overdose kits to the entire county. the drug is called meloxone. >> this is what it looks like. >> it's a nasal injection that can work within five minutes. >> the idea is, you want it to get to the brain as soon as possible. >> it's perfect for families who have loved ones struggling with addiction. think of it like an aed, letting you jump start the brain of an overdosing victim. with numbers on the rise, they're hoping it could save lives. >> the problem is not going to go away, and more people are dying. if this prevents a person from dying, it's well worth the investment. >> if they don't get something to stop it soon, it's only going

to get worse. >> you'll have to take an online test and pass it in order to get the free anti-dote. they detail for $60. all new at 5:00, it's a story you saw first on nbc10. a major development, preparations for the pope's arrival. what you need if you're going to get near the parkway. temperatures are once again in the 90s, we are still in heat wave number five. when the heat wave will break and your next chance for storms. a former wrestling superstar charged with murder in the lehigh valley. where his image vanished just a short time ago.

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20th street. the ticketed area stretches for blocks around the parkway from the museum to 20th. until now, it's been assumed that anyone could show up on the parkway to get a decent look at the pope. >> this new information comes with 23 days remaining until the pope's arrival, it's information we first broke on the nbc10 app. doug shimell is live along the parkway for us. >> any idea how we can get our hands on these tickets? >> the archdiocese has handed these tickets out. if you don't have a ticket, this is as close as you're going to get. you mentioned 20th and the ben franklin parkway. your view is pretty much what you think it would be. the perception as you mentioned up until now is people could just show up. in this map that we obtained from the secret service, it shows that jagged red rectangle stretching from 20th and the