nbc 10 news starts now. >> and right now, at 11:00 a.m., gushing water leads to a gaping hole in the middle of a northeast philadelphia street. and it's not the first time residents there have had to deal with this recently. i'm chris cato. that sinkhole formed more than six hours a egg ago. a water break created that sinkhole on chalfont drive in northeast, philadelphia. monique, what's the situation there? >> we've been watching the philadelphia water department work on this break for about three hours now. they tell us that the break

they tell us that the break occurred just before sunrise. >> a little shocked. it was kind of surprising to be woken up by the police at 5:00 a.m. >> reporter: rosa captured this river of rushing water on her cell phone. >> they were telling us to move our cars. they were afraid the street was buckling. >> reporter: when the start was buckling, she started filling pitchers with water. 50 homes are affected and without water. joe says this is the second break in one month. just yesterday, the pavement above the first break was sealed. his house is a stone's throw away from both breaks. >> it's been one thing after the other lately. >> reporter: how are you keeping with this? >> i went and bought some water. >> it's really tough when you have no water. have to get a shower somewhere. you can't wash your hands. you can't do anything.

>> reporter: folks working with the water department tell us it could take longer than expected to repair this eight-inch main. working on that for you for 11:30. monique braxton. jay z has done it again. for the fourth year in a row, some of the biggest names in music will perform on the ben franklin parkway. made in america has become a labor day tradition. this is the fourth year for the extravaganza. and we a look at what's happening and the lineup. jesse? >> reporter: chris, they just finished testing the sound system of these massive speakers on the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. they are bringing in equipment. they just turned off the music. they were piping in music. robert plant, actually. they just turned that off. if you pan left, you see all of

the activity on akins oval. this is all blocked off. getting around this area is going to test your patience. the oval, the parkway, the cross streets, are closed until this pulls out on monday. the made in america is tomorrow, with the performers taking the stage at 2:00. this stretches down to 21st street. they expanded it by one block. 50,000 people last year. expecting 70,000 this year. made in america festival has become synonymous with labor day in the phl. police may use this crowd event for a rest run of unspecified security equipment testing. for the pope's visit later. concerns about the weather, last year there was a storm that blew in late in the afternoon. and it forced people to evacuate for a short time. no specific plans for that.

although, they will keep a weather eye to the skies. right now, the skies are clear. it's warming up. if you're headed out here, lightweight, light-colored clothing, out of natural fibers such as cotton. we'll have more out here from the made in america festival. >> jesse. no pressure -- no pressure on local meteorologists this weekend. a lot of crowds headed down to the shore. a live look here at one of the places where they're packing into. this is the beach at cape may, just to make us a little jealous, those of us still indoors. will the weather cooperate all weekend? bill henley is here with the forecast. >> wouldn't that be nice, chris? sunshine and a nice, comfortable condition. this morning, we do have sunshine, as jesse gary mentioned. things are warming up quickly. but tracking clouds that have just started to move into central new jersey. these clouds will move into

philadelphia. as the temperature climbs and the clouds move in, we're likely to see scattered showers and thunderstorms. and that will hold temperatures back. doylestown is 82, 83. 87 at philadelphia international. and those folks at the shore are seeing temperatures in the low 80s. a nice breeze is blowing. that's going to keep the temperatures in the 80s. right through the weekend. the wind will be blowing on saturday. i have 80 degrees. mostly sunny skies for sunday. less windy at the shore on sunday. and for labor day, monday. it's up to 82 degrees. and it's looking nice inland, as well. your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast when i come back later this half hour. chris? 11:05. millions are about to hit the road for the long holiday weekend. and aaa atlantic says this is the good day to do that. off to the delaware beaches, the jersey shore, some other

destination, gas prices are at a ten-year low. on average, a dollar per gallon cheaper than this time last year. you'll have a few extra dollars in your pocket when you get to where you're going. aaa says the later-than-usual labor day has psyched some people out. they're back in that back-to-school mind swrn set. but they say don't let that ruin the holiday. >> some of the best beaches. a great opportunity to take one last road trip this summer. >> the average price of gas is expected to drop as low as $2.44 a gallon this weekend. that would be the lowest since 2004. preparing for the pope. learning more about how you may be able to see pope francis when he visits philadelphia in 22 days. organizers announced 25,000 more free tickets will be made available. and there will be two more papal parades. the first will be saturday,

september 26th, through center city. this shows the route pope francis will take. he will travel in a vehicle that will give him access to the public. he will go around the city hall. the next parade is being finalized. the tickets will be available starting next week. organizers say requiring tickets for those closest to the papal stage is important for security reasons. and the department of homeland security says the railways will be safe during the pope's visit to the u.s. the agency is focusing more attention on trains after that foiled attack in france two weeks ago. this weekend, agents will conduct "operation safety." that will involve random searches by officers and dogs. and counties in south jersey are stocking up on supplies, food, water and emergency kits, to be ready for anything that might happen. workers will back those supplies

into giant mobile units. crews are preparing for energy evacuations, if any situation would call for it. now is time to download the free nbc 10 news app. we have a complete section dedicated to the pope's visit, including information on tickets, transit and security. we have a story we told you about wednesday. gloster county police say they have charged two people for damaging cars in different neighborhoods. the cars had windows sh s shatt. one of the cars damaged the cars of two ex-girlfriends. philadelphia police are looking for people who shot two people, including a pregnant woman last night. the woman took a bullet to the leg. the man was shot in the back. the woman is eight months pregnant and is in stable condition. the man is critical. but police say he is expected to

live. robbers beat up a woman and her elderly mother during a home invasion. and this surveillance video captured the terrifying attack. [ screaming ] >> the screams of a 76-year-old woman there fighting for her life. this happened quickly. first, one man, then another, stormed into the home and ransacked the house. the invaders pistol-whipped the woman. her grandson tells nbc 10, he thankful she's alive. >> anger. anger. it's a coward act. it's two women. my feeling was, coming home to not a family. >> the men left through the front door not taking anything. the family believes they were after money they might have in the home. they plan to move now. new developments in the same-sex marriage fight in kentucky. after a defiant clerk of court

was thrown in jail, one couple shared a long awaited moment today. that ahead. and danger down under. this 65-year-old man was attacked by a shark. we'll tell you how he managed to survive, coming up. it's a steamy one today. temperatures are climbing. nice changes on the way just in time for the holiday weekend. your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast, just ahead.

today, a same-sex couple was issued a marriage license for the first time in kentucky. the county clerk has refused on religious grounds to grant licenses to gay couples. yesterday, a federal judge threw davis in jail for defying those orders. gabe gutierrez is in kentucky for more on the events. >> reporter: for the first time, the court's office began to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. five of the deputy clerks told a federal judge they would do so, without the authorization of their boss. today, the first couple arrived, just after the office opened. >> how are you feeling this morning? >> happy. right now, i want to go hug my mom and dad. >> reporter: in federal court, kim davis broke down in tears. she insisted she could not issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, saying my conscience will not allow me. the judge found davis in

contempt and ordered her into federal custody. her husband says she is not backing down. >> we might be in russia. we might be over in iran because we have no more religious freedom no more. if we the people don't take it back, we're in trouble. >> reporter: how long is your wife prepared to say in jail? >> as long as it takes. >> reporter: the federal judge says she will remain in jail until she complies with the law. republican presidential candidate donald trump was on msnbc's "morning joe," talking about what's happening in kentucky. >> i'm a believer in both sides of the country. the simple answer is let her clerks do it. she's not letting her clerks do it, either. the other simple answer, rather than going through this because it's really a very, very sticky situation, a terrible situation, 30 miles away, they have other places. they have many other places where you can get licensed. and you have them actually quite

nearby. that's another alternative. >> he said he hates to see a county clerk put in jail over refusing of issuing the licenses. but the high court's ruling is the law of the land. 11:15 and a developing story right now. this is a live look from houston, texas, where police from around the country are at a church there from the funeral of harris county sheriff's deputy gillforth the funeral will include a 21 gun salute, a horse and a flyover. gillforth was gunned down as he was pumping gas. the suspect targeted him because he was wearing a uniform. one of the american heroes. one of the men who stopped the suspected terrorist attack on a train in france is back in the u.s. for a first time. spencer stone landed in california overnight. stone was released from a

hospital in germany, where doctors were treating him for injuries he suffered in thwarting that attack. a parade is being planned for him and his two other friends who stopped the gunman. the men were given france's highest award, the legion of honor, last month. here in the u.s., it's been the summer of the shark attack. apparently the summer is not over. not in australia. a 65-year-old man was attacked by a shark off australia's southeastern coast today. he was paddling near forster. near sydney. he managed to get back to shore. he was flown to a hospital. sharks are common off of australia's beaches. switching gears here, september is national education month. and the children of philadelphia is getting out the word about possible dangers with something that a lot of you parents are giving your kids every day. we're talking about dietary

supplement. few parents know the supplement industry is unregulated. there's a question about some of the ingredients that may not be on the label. we're joined by sarah, the pharmacy clinical manager at c.h.o.p. let's talk about supplements this parents give their children. >> a lot of them are multivitamin. vitamin d has been prominent, that we use sun screen. and vitamin d comes from the sun. there might be vitamin d deficiencies. sleeping disorders, might use melatonin. omega 3s. and that could help. and probiotics for digestic disorders are big these days, as

well. >> what are the dangers with some of these? not all of the ingredients are on the labels out there, right? >> you're correct. it is technically considered a regulated industry. but it's self-regulated. it's a buyer beware regulation. >> the fda -- >> the fda steps in if there's a problem identified with with a product. unlike pharmaceuticals, they don't have to get approval prior. the only way the fda can step in is once harm is done. >> have we seen cases where some of the supplements have led to problems in children? >> we absolutely have. we've had cases of lead poisoning. we've had children die of infections because they're contaminated with bacteria and fungus. some of them contain pharmaceuticals, as well. they're dangerous products out there. >> this is scary. we're running short on time.

what should parents be looking for? >> what parents can do is try to make sure that what they're purchasing is what the label states it is. if you look on the label. you see a verified sale. it's a 200-year-old institution. it tests all of the standards for pharmaceuticals and food additives. if it carries that seal, you can be sure that it what's on the label is in the battle. >> c.h.o.p. has been on the forefront educating parents about the dangers. and i know that parents appreciate the work you are doing there. sarah telling us some of the hidden dangers in supplements given to children. sarah, thanks for being here. >> thank you. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather, with bill henley. >> heading out the door, you may need that sunscreen.

we have hazy sunshine. it's been a quick warm-up. and it is muggy, after a nice break from the humidity yesterday. the temperatures feel hotter, thanks to the high humidity. the humidity will probably feel scattered showers and thunderstorms. so far, we don't have them. this weekend, things take a change for the nice and comfortable. 82 in allentown. northeast philadelphia, 83 degrees. look at the clouds over camelback. these are blowing in from the northeast. and these are the clouds, watching for showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. we could see heavy downpours, in the east-northeast winds. 9-mile-per-hour winds. a bit stronger in trenton. that wind will blow in clouds. tracking clouds in northern and central new jersey. so far, no rain associated with the clouds. we're sweeping the area. the radar will get active this afternoon, in the early to mid-afternoon hours. and should be tapering off this

evening. before we get in the showers, already in the 80s for much of the area. allentown and reading, up to 86 degrees. some scattered showers, in doylestown, norristown and mt. holly. i don't think you'll see shower activity at the shore. 85 at cape may. it's inland where we'll see scatter showers enthunderstorms as the temperatures time up to 89 in philadelphia, 88 in wilmington. the weekend looking sunny and comfortable. saturday, 84 degrees with low humidity. and the humidity goes even lower on sunday. got the seven-day forecast coming up in the next half hour. >> sounds good. 11:21. shoppers woke up early to go to a galaxy far, far away. the force is with toy stores today. why your child's holiday shopping list may have just gotten a little longer. and how many people are

using the new apple music service. this morning, we have new stats about the tech giant's new endeavor.

may the fourth be with you. september 4th, that is. today. disney is unveiling a new line of "star wars" toys in an 18-hour global marketing blitz, as in force friday. as you will be forced to buy this. fans lined up in western germany

to get their hands on the first products. and in london, two of the fans of the movie surprised fans. "star wars" hits theaters worldwide, december 18th. have you tried apple's new streaming service yet? 44 million of you have. that's one of the top 15 u.s. smartphone apps ahead of twitter and snapchat. if you got it when it was released, your three-month free trial is coming to an end soon. we continue to follow developments out of northeast philadelphia. a sinkhole causing big headaches for residents here. we'll have an update on it just ahead. and a scary scene on camera. we'll show you where this apparent tornado was spotted.

11:28. we got this video in into the newsroom. philadelphia police are looking for a man who robbed a subway restaurant at gunpoint. the guy talked in around 10:00 p.m. took a gun out and went to the register. the worker opened that register before the guy took some money and ran off. if you have information there, call police. well, if you're trying to get around center city this weekend, it's going to be a little more difficult than usual. because of jay z's made in america festival. crews are testing the speaker system. right now, the oval, the parkway and the cross street there's are closed officially. 140,000 people are expected to attend the two-day festival on saturday and sunday. last night, we saw crews setting up the stages and testing the

lights. this year, there's five stages with an expanded venue to make room for another 10,000 people. ♪ this woman. beyonce, celebrating her 34th birthday today. she's headlining saturday night. she's 1 of 62 acts performing during the festival. and for the list of other big names, including route close sures and transportation, go to nbc10.com or use the nbc 10 app. we take a live look from our camera at the eagles nest, where penn state and temple will be facing off for both teams' first game of the season. will it be football weather? or will it feel like the baseball weather we've had? bill henley is here with the first alert forecast. >> it will be beautiful weather, what it will be. nice in the pocono mountains.

this is one of the cool spots. camel beach. temperatures in the 70s in the mountains. and the clouds are moving in. already well into the 80s for philadelphia, wilmington and south jersey. the temperatures will be climbing a little more. not much. a little activity on the radar screen. it's trying to sprinkle. but showers and thunderstorms developing as clouds move in, with the wind coming out of the east-northeast. that will be picking up as we go into the afternoon hours. that's going to help hold our temperatures in the 80s. a cooling shower at 1:00 will have us in the middle 80s by 4:00. and the showers take a break this evening. they'll be out of the picture for the rest of the holiday weekend. got the seven-day forecast when i'm back later this half hour. bill ordered up this amazing weather video. people in western japan shocked

this morning by a tornado. look at this. incredible. looks like it might have been a waterspout. it moved onland there. the twister did not show up on radar. no damage. no injuries reported. that's news out of japan. dust devils are expected in the nevada desert. that's where the burning man music festival is going on. and check out this video from yesterday. people had to cover themselves when the powerful winds moved through the area there. a show they were not expecting. and a gaping hole in a street in northeast philadelphia. left people without water this morning. it's not the only time residents there have had this issue. the sinkhole formed around 5:00 p.m. monique braxton has been in the

neighborhood all morning. and the neighbors told you this is deja vu for them, right? >> reporter: absolutely, chris. i can tell you, the philadelphia water department says an eight-inch main broke. they don't know why. but we've opinion watching the crews, now, trying to repair it for about three hours. look at this cell phone video. amazing. i know it's dark. but people tell us on this block of shachalfont, that police wok them up about 5:45 this morning. 50 homes are affected and residents without water. this happened less than a month ago, a stone's throw away. >> it's been one thing after the other, lately. >> how are you coping with this? >> i went out and bought some water. >> really tough if you don't have water. a shower somewhere. a bath somewhere. it's a little hard. you can't wash your hands. can't do anything.

>> one person showed us pitchers of cold water she filled prior to the shutoff this morning. now, most of the damage was contained to the sidewalks and driveways. a few summer projects -- improvement projects, were washed away. pwd tells us, since the street has buckled, this repair could take longer than usual. they hope to have the street passable by the close of business today. we asked about how many water breaks have been this summer because it seems like there's been a lot. it's rare for the summer. we were told 141 breaks in all, since june. most of them still being investigated. live, now, in the northeast, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. at 11:34, new information on a story that stunned the community. the ntsb will meet next week to talk about the plane crash that killed lewis katz and six others. they're trying to figure out why

the business jet went down last year. the plane was leaving from bedford, massachusetts, headed to atlantic city, when it overran the runway and crashed into a ravine. on to decision 2016 now. vice president joe biden gave his most candid remarks on whether he will jump into the fray for the 2016 race. the vice president spoke at an atlanta synagogue. it was during a question and answer period, that he offered the most revealing information on pursuing the presidency for a third time. here's nbc's andrea mitchell. >> the biggest factor is whether my family and i have the energy to run. >> reporter: joe biden speaking at length for the first time about a possible 2016 presidential run. >> unless i can go to my party

and the american people and say that i am able to devote my whole heart and my whole soul to this endeavor, it would not be appropriate. >> reporter: it was a tough decision for biden, who has lost two bids for the white house. and is barely three months removed from the death of his son, beau. >> other people in the race. whether i can raise the money. whether i can put together an organization. that's not the factor. the factor is, can i do it? can my family? there's no way to put a timetable on that. if i can reach that conclusion that we can do it, in a fashion that would still make it viable, i would not hesitate to do it. >> reporter: but supporters see an opportunity. amid new attention on hillary

clinton's e-mail scandal. attorneys for brian palgliano, says he will invoke his fifth amendment rights next week. republicans are pouncing. >> anytime somebody working for you has to take the fifth amendment, based on something you did, it's probably not good for you as a politician. >> reporter: all of it making for a difficult decision in the days and weeks ahead for the vice president. >> the honest to god answer, i just don't know. >> that was nbc's andrea mitchell reporting. on monday, biden will bt a labor day event in pittsburgh. philadelphia is preparing for the pope. if you're stressed, try planning a wedding for the city at the same time. katy zachry shows us how one bride is handling the extra challenges. >> my mom is not coming to the wedding. she's going to see the pope and get holy water. >> reporter: her mom is not

serious. but it's a good thing the family has a sense of humor. they needed it. they have planned their wedding for the same day that the pope is giving a mass. >> i don't know. >> reporter: to complicate things even more, the wedding is two parts. the first in philadelphia. the second in bucks county, requiring guests to detour major routes just to get to the ceremony. about two dozen friends and family have canceled. >> if it happens, it happens. if i don't get it my way, it's okay. >> reporter: it will work out. ha survived a tough fight with cancer. she was recognized by president obama because her health coverage saved her life. planning a wedding around the pope doesn't seem so tough. >> we're trying not to stress out about it. it sucks that they can't be there because we wanted this to be more than just a wedding celebration. we wanted it to be a celebration

of life. >> reporter: katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> you probably have a lot of planning for the week of the papal visit. now is time to download the nbc 10 news app. we have a section there to all of the weekend events. if you're thinking of going or just trying to avoid the masses. bringing music education to young people who might not otherwise have a chance to play an instrument. we'll tell you about a local organization that is helping to create future rockers. and you'll find out where you can see some of these young people perform. that's coming up. warm, humid, 87 degrees. and it's not even noontime. mother nature is changing her tune for the weekend. the seven-day forecast ahead.

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this is nbc 10 news. >> a lot of people think of weight loss surgery as a final option when it comes to controlling type 2 diabetes. new research shows you should consider it for the first option. those who went through the surgery, half of the patients were diabetes-free, compared to none of the medically treated patients. not all autistic children are the same. scientists say girls and boys with autism have differences in

behaviors and brain structure. both sexes had similar scores for social behavior and communications. but girls have less severe repetitive and restrictive behaviors. and new research is showing why kids who grow up on warms have fewer cases of asthma and allergies. farm dust causes a mucous in the lungs. once researchers get the ingredient in farm dust, they hope to develop a vaccine. transitioning now to something that will put a smile on your face. young musicians, local ones, will get a chance to shine later on this month. >> one, two, three. one, two, three. ♪ sounds pretty good, right? they're the product of a local organization that provides music education to philadelphia's underserved youth, at no cost to

them or their families. it's called rock to the future. here to tell us more about it, jessica and josh kraft. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> a music power couple, right? >> exactly. >> i watched that video. it's really powerful. you're doing great things there. >> we're working in north philadelphia. >> on the video, you started this a few years ago, with a handful of students. >> we started in 2010. i left my job at an investment firm. and we started with 13 kids $15,000. and five years later, we wrapped up our fifth prom. we serve over 300 kids in philadelphia, with free music education. we're excited to how quickly we've grown and the impact we've made. >> 300 kids served for free music education. what's the idea behind this? kids -- these kids that are

getting this opportunity, they might not get a chance to do this, if not for your organization, right? >> yeah, that's right. like jess was saying before, reach about 300 kids. we have a lot of different program areas, too. we have an after-school program. in-school workshops. and we're doing summer camps, too. >> it was really inspirational. i was referencing the video. one of the girls said, i found out i was good at something and i matter. i'm important. that's what this is all about. we want to find something that we're good at. and they feel like they have a purpose. it's magical. >> it's about giving kids an opportunity to be creative and give them a chance they wouldn't be able to do. unfortunately, music education can be very expensive. most schools, if they're able to provide music, they don't provide contemporary music. we give kids an opportunity to write their own music, to

perform live with their peers and to use the schools they are learning strong social skills. >> you're serving the kensington, fishtown area. >> we have kids all over philadelphia come to your location. >> you're hoping to maybe grow into other areas of the city, as well? >> definitely. >> you're going to have a chance to see these young people perform this weekend. and really at a historic fall festival. the clark park fall festival, with rock to the future. that's saturday. that's saturday, september 19th. that's this weekend earlier. no. i'm a little ahead of myself. saturday, september 19th. the kids from rock to the future will the performing, right? >> uh-huh. there's going to be a number of craft vendors, food trucks. >> craft vendors not related to you guys. >> that's right.

arts and crafts. food trucks. there's going to be kids activities. going to be over ten bands performing. >> local philadelphia acts. >> including the rock to the future house band, which consists of students from our after-school program, playing covers. and a bunch of great bands, including black landlord, and udu, great local entertainment. >> we will be providing instrument zoo. >> an instrument zoo. >> kids can come in. it's completely free. they can come in and have their first music lesson, and touch electric guitars, drums, pianos. the first entry to learning music. we're doing a make your own shaker station. >> that may be the spark that starts it for some kids. is there anything more fun than playing music with people who love it? >> it's amazing.

>> what a great thing you're doing in this community. we appreciate it. jessica and josh kraft, thank you for being here. for information on rock for the future, go to nbc10.com. now, first alert weather, with billy. >> here comes the labor day weekend. and bill changes ahead. the first of them today temperatures in the 80s. a breeze is blowing. but the wind has shifted. coming into the east-northeast. that's bringing in clouds and will help to keep temperatures lower today, as we hit 96 yesterday afternoon. right now, 87 at philadelphia international. the humidity, you can feel the stickiness. easterly winds will keep the mugginess around today. that changes just in time for weekend activity. at the shore, the crowd is

growing. and showers not happening at the shore. 86 in northeast philadelphia. trenton and wrightstown, 83 degrees. wilmington, in the mid 80s already. and gone are the 70s from most areas. shenandoah at 78. reading and allentown at 82 degrees. and temperatures are climbing in delaware. 86 in middletown and newark. up to 87 in woodbine in south jersey and climbing. a few scattered clouds are blowing in from the northeast. those are the clouds will be watching for showers and possibly thunderstorms. could see heavy downpours during the afternoon hours. so far, it is completely dry. but i do expect that to change. hour-by-hour future cast, the storms will start to push to the west. reading, chester county, into new castle county and delaware and parts of south jersey, just on the other side of the delaware, are going to see that

activity. by later in the afternoon, we'll see the clouds start to break. that's 5:00 in the afternoon. you can see nice and dry at the shore. plus, delaware in the clear. and the heavier storms moving off to the west. clearing to the west. and they'll keep on going. they will be clearing tonight. and that will set us up for a nice weekend. partly-sunny skies. the storms developing in the afternoon. and the northeasterly winds become more northeasterly, to 12 miles per hour. the storms are out of the picture tonight. cooler start tomorrow. that's an indication that the humidity is coming down. the lower numbers in the morning, the less humid conditions during the day. 84 saturday afternoon. and look at that temperature, 61 in center city. the suburbs will be in the 50s. a few thin clouds sunday

afternoon. and on monday, the humidity stay low on monday. it starts creeping back for tuesday, wednesday and. and the numbers will go higher, too. afternoons will be hot, with high temperatures in the lower 90s. we'll be right back.

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wondered, this is what it looks like when a soyuz spacecraft daks. the soyuz docked earlier this morning, dropping off three new crew members to the space station. is it tebow time all the time in philadelphia now? we'll know soon. tim tebow made his case to land on the eagles' roster in the final preseason game against the jets last night. he threw for 189 yards. two touchdowns and an interception. his best performance of the preseason. matt barkley got his start for the birds. he threw for 34 yards and an interception. the jets beat the eagles 24-18. we caught up with eagles fans at metlife stadium. and their eyes were on the backup quarterback battle. >> i hope it is. it's tim tebow. >> i don't think you get nearly as much attention if he was just

a regular quarterback with his skillset. >> i'm they will pick the right person. whoever wins that competition deserves it. >> and chip kelly will whittle down the roster to 53 players by tomorrow afternoon. coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, ellen's birthday show, with kanye west, sam smith and more. then, nbc 10 news at 4:00. this afternoon, rescued from a burning car. a new jersey waitress who went above and beyond for her tip. how she sprung into action to save an elderly driver from this inferno at 4:00. let's update our top story. people living in one northeast philadelphia neighborhood, dealing with a big mess and a lack of water this morning. an eight-inch water main broke this morning. we don't know why yet. crews have been on chalfont drive for almost six hours now. probably will be out there all day. the city water department said the street buckled.

and that may make repairs take longer than usual. and they're working in nice weather now. but may have showers this afternoon. >> you know what? i think we're looking forward to them to cool things down a bit. it's been a quick warm-up today. a warm, muggy start. in the 80s at the shore. today won't be bad. a bit muggier, though, than what you experience over the weekend. 80 degrees for saturday and sunday. and breezy on saturday. the winds will get close to 20 miles per hour at the shore. inland, a warm, muggy one today. showers, thunderstorms, popping up this afternoon. then, they clear out tonight. and ahead, gore weather for the holiday weekend. humidity will be lower on sunday and monday. and then, heading back to work, the temperatures back in the lower 90s. a lot of nice weather ahead. >> you nailed it. you nailed the memorial day weekend. a henley bookends to summer. perfect at the beginning.

perfect at the end. not shabby in the middle, either. thank you for watching nbc 10 use at 11:00. have a great day and a great labor day weekend.

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