>> you can never be 100% sure. that is the vein of law enforcement. we have an expectation of 100% performance and it only takes one of them to slip through. >> reporter: congressman perry sits on that same house homeland committee that revealed that a plan and threat against the pope had been disrupted. we'll hear more on that from the congressman coming up shortly. live along the parkway, i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that, doug. today two big names were added to the list of celebrities that will be part of the world meeting of families. ♪ it has just been announced that the queen of soul aretha franklin will perform for pope francis and actor mark wahlberg will host the festival of families on that saturday night, joining andrea bocelli and philadelphia orchestra, as well as several other musicians who will perform for the pontiff. if you're coming to the events or trying to drive around the

area, a new website has you covered. today the pennsylvania governor's office announced the launch of the papal 511 website, which will offer real time traffic conditions on highways in the philadelphia region and details on how to reach the papal venues, along with routes for bypassing the area. just click on the nbc 10 news app for a link to the website. and you actually don't have to wait 12 days to see pope francis in center city. you can see him now simply by looking up. the first of more than 550 banners showing a smiling francis went up today near the cathedral basilica. over the next ten days, workers will install three different kinds of banners throughout the city and there will be plenty of eyeballs to see them. a spokesperson says the week long convention has sold out. >> final registration numbers will be close to 20,000, three times the size of the last world meeting of families in milan in 2012. >> that's about 5,000 more than

they initially expected. she said the banners going up throughout the city represent unity, hope, and love for the families. we continue our pope coverage in our next half hour with a so-called unholy act. it's supposed to be free to see the pontiff when he comes to town, but some people are selling tickets online. the crackdown on scalpers still ahead. we continue to follow breaking news out of mississippi. a college campus there is on high alert after someone shot a professor to death on campus this morning. and the suspect, another university employee. it happened this morning on the campus of delta state university, that's in cleveland, mississippi, near the arkansas line there in the northwestern part of the state. now, the school has been tweeting out updates all day. just minutes ago, police held a news conference naming 45-year-old shannon lamb as a person of interest in the case. he is a current employee of delta state university. the coroner identified the victim as ethan schmidt, a history professor there. the university has told students

to shelter in place as law enforcement continues to search campus buildings for the shooter. authorities have not discussed a possible motive at this point. the university has cancelled classes for the rest of today and tonight. >> at this time we're not -- we don't think he's on campus, but we're not taking anything lightly, and at this time we're methodically going building to building to get the student ls out and let them leave and go home safely. >> and again, minutes ago they identified the suspect as a university employee named shannon lamb. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you updates on air and through the nbc 10 news app. well, that dramatic music means only one thing. we are now less than three hours from the moment that eagles fans have waited for for months now, the 2015 season opener is here. >> that's right. tonight the birds take on the falcons in atlanta and with nine new starters making their debut for the eagles, you can expect a

different look for chip kelly's team. >> comcast sportsnet's john clarke is live for us at the georgia dome. >> all eyes on sam bradford, who's making his debut tonight. >> reporter: absolutely, and i got to tell you, eagle fans are hyped. we just saw hundreds of them waiting outside the team hotel as the buses pulled out to come over here to the georgia dome. eagles fans are excited for this season, even though chip kelly made over the team, the eagles are one of the favorites in the nfc. take a look at the birds arriving here at the georgia dome and one of the big changes that was made, sam bradford is your new eagles quarterback, and he's going to be playing in his first game in 22 months. that is unbelievable. he has missed the last season and a half with two torn acls, but the good thing is, in training camp and the preseason, they didn't have to scale back at all with him. they didn't have to tailor anything towards those knees. everything is fine, and, in fact, he only appeared in four drives in the preseason, they scored touchdowns on all four of

those drives. here's sam. he can't wait to make his birds debut tonight. >> you know, i think this is always generous. even when i was playing before i got injured, i think there's jitters every week. i think that's what makes this game fun, i think it's part of the process. i think it's natural to have those. >> first game of the year it's always a bit tricky. you're not exactly sure what you're going to get from the opposing defense, obviously. we've looked at their preseason, some of the things we've showed, i said the other day, it's not overly complicated, but what they do they are really good at. >> reporter: and if the eagles can win tonight in their season opener, they are going to get a couple breaks, dez bryant is out for the cowboys, he broke a bone in his foot, and desean jackson is going to miss three to four weeks, the birds play them in three weeks. i'm john clark, see you at 5:00, we'll hear from new running back demarco murray then. back to you. >> the stars are aligning. thanks, john. nbc 10 talked to a number of local businesses very eager, of

course, to cash in on the eagles new season. tim furlong will have a live report coming up in a few minutes, including a sporting goods store that has an insurance policy for jerseys. we'll explain what that's all about. nbc 10 is your official eagles station, even when the game isn't on our station, we have exclusive content you can't find anywhere else. eagles game day final will air after tonight's game. if you can't stay up until 2:00 a.m. to watch that, set those dvrs, because we have an exclusive one-on-one with chip kelly and reaction from the eagles locker room. that's tonight and this morning on nbc 10, your official eagles station. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right, from football to baseball, here is a live look at citizens bank park, where the phillies will take on the washington nationals in just a few hours. pretty decent night at the ballpark. >> need the long sleeves out there. this morning it was a shock walking outside. you could feel the coolness in the air this time of year. let's check in with sheena

parveen. sheena, more changes ahead in the forecast? >> it's going to stay cool the next several days. the mornings will be cool. if you like it on the cooler side, take advantage of tonight and tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, look at the temperatures, though, the average high 79 degrees now, we're at 77 in philadelphia. northeast philly, as well, through the lehigh valley, mid 70s. 74 in allentown, 73 in pottstown, mid 70s in south jersey and delaware. very comfortable outside. the poconos only in the mid 60s. here's a live look at center city, completely clear skies. we have a lot of dry air in place and this is going to hang around overnight tonight. humidity really low, too, 28% humidity making it feel right around 77 degrees still. as we go through the overnight hours with this dry air in place, it's really going to help to cool things down. we're dry right now because of this big area of high pressure. it's really pulling in the cool air from the north, so this is going to hang around over the

next several days. really keeping us on the dry side. by 6:00 p.m. tonight, mid 70s, breezy and cool by 8:00 p.m., winds start to die out. low 70s, some areas in the upper 40s by tomorrow morning. we'll look at the cooler spots and warmup coming straight ahead. philadelphia police had linked a man arrested for robbing a deli to four other crimes. here's video of one of the crimes as it happened. the suspect grabbed a customer at the hoegie city deli and demanded money. the customer's own gun fell to the ground. the robber picked it up and fired it toward the man before fleeing. the customer was not hit. nigel brown, who lives in west philadelphia is charged with multiple robberies and related offenses. sky force 10 was over the scene of a deadly train incident this morning. amtrak officials tell us this

acela train was headed to washington from new york who hit a woman who was on the tracks. it appears to be an accident. right now there are no other details about the woman and why she was on the tracks, as officials are still notifying her family. we have new information now about a plane crash last week near atlantic city. it happened last thursday about 17 miles off the coast of atlantic city. the national transportation safety board now tells us that the wreckage from that crash was recovered over the weekend. the ntsb says that they sent the wreckage to a storage facility in delaware. a 68-year-old man, the pilot, was killed in the crash. the crash was the third deadly plane crash in new jersey last week alone. three crashes on saturday, a small plane crashed into a camden county backyard, killing the pilot. and last tuesday, a plane crashed in the northern part of new jersey. gunfire erupted in north philadelphia this morning as police attempted to serve a warrant. investigators say police fired two shots near a house on wesley

high avenue that was under investigation. authorities were looking for a suspect from an earlier robbery that happened nearby. the suspects allegedly barricaded themselves inside the house. none of the nine people inside, including children, were hurt. police eventually arrested that robbery suspect. and turning back now to tonight's highly anticipated ball game in atlanta, where the eagles are opening the season against the falcons. reporter tim furlong spoke to several businesses that are gearing up for the season and tim, you've also talked to one business that has a jersey insurance policy. tell us about that. >> yeah, they said think about when t.o. left philadelphia after two seasons, a lot of people burned his jersey, some of the cheaper people among us used tape and made them into jason avant jerseys. it was tough. i'm sure tonight here at stanley's tavern you're going to see lots of green around here, a

lot of bradfords and murrays around here come game time. it's been a long time coming and preseason games just don't cut it. >> man, all year long i've been waiting for this night. >> eagles fans are ready. a bakery found just that right shade of green for the frosting, it is finally go time tonight against what should be a garbage falcons squad. >> about 42-10, eagles. >> if you still need to gear up, head to valley sports, they have all the kelly green and big names from the past, you have to look past the jersey of the guy we used to have and the jersey of the guy we hoped to have, but to find the jersey of the guys you have now, and here are your player splits, they've got you covered. >> basically you pay $10. if your player gets traded within the next i believe it's 18 months, you can get the jersey for free and next at half price. >> the loyal tebow fans didn't care he got cut, they kept the

je jerseys, but you can get them here. >> we have a rack with jerseys up to $15. >> you can get a kevin kolb jersey, maybe you can have a wall of disappointment in your man cave. one eagle who never disappointed us bill burgee. he was a beast, he'll be here talking football. i'm going to wait here in my veteran stadium seats here and see if i can get his thoughts on this game tonight, because i am pumped. we're live in north wilmington at stanley's tavern, nbc 10 news. >> a garbage falcons squad, he said it, we'll remember. all right, from nfl to high school football, don't forget to vote for this week's game of the week. here are your choices this week, west catholic, and cherokee at timber creek. call or text your one-time vote. i just checked the website, west

catholic and haverford leading. you can also vote online at nbc10.com. we head now to kentucky where a man accused in a fatal shooting of a state trooper is now did after a standoff with police. investigators say 25-year-old joseph johnson shanks, who you see right here, shot and killed trooper joseph ponder last night after shanks fled a traffic stop and chase. shanks then abruptly stopped his car and fired several shots into ponder's cruiser. ponder died at the hospital. state police found the suspect hiding in the woods near the crime scene. >> he refused verbal commands from our troopers to lower his weapon. trooper from the kentucky state police special response team shot mr. shanks. >> trooper ponder had been with the kentucky state patrol for just nine months. we continue to follow breaking news now. police say a coworker is a

person of interest in the on campus murder of a college professor in mississippi. >> major developments here. this shooting happened this morning at delta state university in cleveland, mississippi, near the arkansas line there. police just wrapped up a news conference a few minutes ago and lauren minks joinins us live no. what else did we learn about the shooting there? >> at this point authorities don't believe the shooter is still on campus, but they are still taking precautions. the campus was placed on lockdown and now officials are going building by building to get people out there. let me show you who they are still looking for. shannon lamb is considered a person of interest. he is an employee at delta state university. this university has about 4,000 students. they were told to take shelter today as the campus was placed on lockdown. the person killed is identified as professor ethan schmidt, who worked in the history department. the cleveland police chief says he was found in his office. the school's website identifies

shannon lamb the person of interest as a professor there, but it is unclear what the connection was, if any, between lamb and the professor who was killed. live in the digital operations center, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, lauren. the kentucky clerk jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses, we've been following this story, she's now back at work. >> still not granting licenses to gay couples after being released from jail, davis agreed to not interfere with anyone on her staff in obeying the supreme court's decision to legalize gay marriage and issue those licenses, but she says she doubts the licenses issued under those conditions are even valid. now one of her deputy clerks did issue a marriage license to a same-sex couple today, saying he will continue to do so in spite of his boss' objections. davis wants her name and title removed from the licenses her office issues. >> my name or title on a certificate that authorizes marriage that conflicts with god's definition of marriage as

a union between one man and one woman violates my deeply held religious convictions and conscience. for me, this would be a act of disobedience to my god. >> davis, who was an elected official and cannot be removed from office filed an appeal on friday trying to delay her office from issuing those same-sex marriage licenses. in ferguson, missouri, a panel is now calling for police to dramatically pull back on their use of military weapons in the wake of last year's riots. after ten months of study, the 16-member commission is also calling for sweeping changes in law enforcement. and in the way, demonstrators are treated. the conditions suggest the courts stop locking people up for minor offenses and that nonviolent offenses be treated as civil violations, not crimes. missouri's governor created the panel to pinpoint the racial issues that triggered last year's riots in the response to the death of michael brown. the unarmed 18 year old was shot dead by a white police officer

after a scuffle in august of last year. a grand jury decided not to indict that officer. the justice department found that wilson's use of force was reasonable and that he did not violate brown's civil rights. wildfires in california have now destroyed 135 houses. this happens as a separate wildfire 100 miles away continues to grow, as well. that fire is only 5% contained and firefighters aren't making much progress against the other northern california wildfires either, but there is some good news there, though. weather conditions are changing and that could bring some cooler weather with showers. they desperately need the rain by wednesday. >> and you see homes and buildings that are igniting on fire and you know you're powerless to try to save them all. >> and at least one person is confirmed killed in those fires. four firefighters have been injured. now to decision 2016.

we are getting in some new poll numbers from new hampshire and it turns out that donald trump is still maintaining the gop lead, according to a new monmouth university poll, nearly 3 in 10 new hampshire republican primary voters are backing donald trump as the next president. ben carson takes the second place spot, while john kasich is holding on to third. meanwhile, jeb bush has dropped from second place down to a tie for fifth. the top two democratic presidents are hitting college campuses today. hillary clinton spoke at a women for hillary event at the university of northern iowa, and for the first time she laid out her plan to fight the epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses. clinton's proposal includes a support network for survivors. meanwhile, bernie sanders took his progressive message to liberty university today. sanders spoke to a packed auditorium at the christian school in lynchburg, virginia. he acknowledged how his views on social and economic issues

differ with some in the crowd. he also stressed the importance of open civil discourse. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, a beautiful fall-like day today, a lot like what we had yesterday. temperatures really only in the 70s right now. take a look at center city, crystal clear skies. we have a lot of dry air in place and whenever we have this type of dry air, that means the overnight temperatures will be cool, so once again a very cool overnight hour for us, so even into tomorrow morning for the commute it's going to stay cool. dry stretch as we go through basically the end of the week and into your weekend. so we're not looking at any rain any time soon. then the 80-degree temperatures will return, especially as we get closer to your weekend, it's going to start to get warmer outside. right now, though, mid 70s through the lehigh valley, 74 allentown, 75 reading. philadelphia now coming in at 77 degrees, as well as bensalem.

trenton, mid 70s there, and much of south jersey and delaware still in the mid 70s. pretty uniform transformed for all under this cooler air mass. take a look at the eastern seaboard. we have temperatures mostly in the 70s, then you get into the southeast and you're looking at the mid 70s to low 80s. tampa coming in at 88 degrees with drier air, so really feels a lot like fall. big area of high pressure. this is what's going to take us dry through tonight, tomorrow, and the next several days. it's going to kind of meander around the area but really help to keep the clouds and the rain away. it's going to be sunny. sunny, dry stretch, certainly. take a look at the lows tonight, clear skies, cool temperatures, areas north and west could be in the upper 40s, philadelphia area upper 50s. south jersey or delaware, expect the mid to low 50s. i think the main areas that will be in the upper 40s, lehigh valley, some of the suburbs, so bethlehem could be at 49 degrees, allentown, same thing,

quakertown, and around these general areas, expect temperatures by the morning hours right around 50 degrees. for tomorrow afternoon it's going to be sunny, nice, low humidity again. temperatures anywhere from 80 to 83 degrees. so very pleasant. the average high 79 degrees, but still consider what we saw last week, going to feel comfortable, drier air sticks around through the rest of the week. take a look at the forecast, a lot of sunshine, no rain in the forecast either. going into the weekend it will stay warm, mid 80s, more humidity saturday. sunday we cool down a bit, 81 degrees, drier, but no rain any time soon. >> i think that we should offer our public servants at least a bathroom. >> no coffee, no restroom. coming up, why so many are sounding off about a starbucks barista in philadelphia, who allegedly denied access to the facilities because the person asking wasn't a paying customer.

plus, taking advantage of the pope's visit. ticket scalpers are cashing in on the thousands of free tickets given out to see the pope, but is what they are doing illegal? the nbc 10 investigators have that answer. plus, reunited at last. >> we'll show you the emotional reunion between an airman and the dog he served with overseas and explain how they'll be seeing a lot more of each other now.

a special reunion happened at the philadelphia international airport today. >> that's where a local soldier reunited with his best friend, his dog, of course. check out how excited military working dog hatty is to see her handler. hatty flew in from florida to spend her retirement with white. the two worked together in guam and have not seen each other for a year. the reunion was made possible by mission canine rescue and the u.s. war dogs association. hatty worked as an explosives detection dog, responding to

numerous bomb threats while in the service. white said hatty always watched his back. >> words can't describe it. it's one of my children. i have three kids and i have a pet at home, so now she's part of the family. >> sergeant white and his pup were separated when white was sent to afghanistan. hatty, who has an irregular heartbeat, was forced to stay behind. >> they hadn't seen each other in a year and you could tell the dog instantly recognized and remembered him. that is awesome. if you want tickets to see the pope when he comes to philadelphia? >> a lot of people do and it's tough because they were given out last week, but scalpers, yeah, that's the issue, they are cashing in big time on this. is what they are doing actually legal? we'll break it down state by state. and just how well are you protecting your most precious cargo? the new findings that show parents may be actually putting their kids at risk when trying to keep them safe. what you need to know before you get in the car again. and it's feeling nice and kind of cool outside, but changes are heading our way. i'll tell you when to expect

another warmup in my first alert weather forecast.

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this is nbc 10 news. >> we all know what happened last week. 20,000 free tickets gone in minutes to see pope francis, but you can still get your hands on some of those passes to see the pope. you'll just have to pay for them, and in some cases pay a lot for them. the nbc 10 investigators found some people charging hundreds or even thousands of dollars for those tickets that the world meeting of families gave out for free. >> that's right, mitch blocker caught up with some of those trying to make quick money, he joins us now in studio. mitch? >> guys, we went undercover to see if scalpers, illegal

depending where someone sells passes to see the pope. you can find them for as low as $100 or as high as $5,000 for two. >> i think that's pretty ignorant. >> reporter: the mayor condemned those selling tickets to see the pontiff. >> how much are you looking for? $250 each, $1,000 for the four. >> we went undercover. >> what do i do, because your name is on them. >> they don't check the name. they just need to scan it. >> the nbc 10 investigators met this seller in cherry hill. she told us it's okay to sell the tickets even though the passes say transferred or sold tickets cannot be rehonored. >> this is the first time they are being sold. >> they are not checking i.d.s at the door, i can assure you. >> we met another seller down the street. he already sold papal mass tickets on ebay and offered us tickets for $75. >> world meeting of families, they were talking about on the news they don't want them sold.

>> they don't want them sold, but they also said there's nothing they can do about it. >> to be clear, what both these sellers are doing is legal, because they are in new jersey. here it is perfectly legal to resell tickets, even those you got for free, but in pennsylvania the law is different. >> it's illegal for a person without a license to sell tickets. >> philadelphia's district attorney says the law is designed to protect consumers. >> is this something that your office would actually prosecute or investigate? >> well, it depends on the scope. >> the scope has been huge on ebay and craigslist. ebay says selling free tickets is against its policy and is removing listings. we did find some listings being flagged. the world meeting of families sent a statement saying in part, scalping of tickets for papal events is shameful. >> not looking to make $500 or $1,000, i think it's ridiculous

people will do that, but i don't see anything wrong with doing this to make a few dollars. >> they weren't worried about the warning, they were worried about our cameras. >> i'm mitch blacher with the nbc 10 investigators. >> no comment. >> on the ticket it says nontransferable and not for sale or resale. it actually says that on the ticket. let me show you. >> i believe you, i read the ticket. i'm aware. >> okay, well, you're selling them. we're wondering why you're selling them then. >> have a good one, guys. >> you don't want to talk to me anymore? >> no. >> again, what we saw in new jersey was perfectly legal. if it would have happened in pennsylvania or delaware, it would have been illegal. >> important distinction there. >> about the tickets saying they are nontransferable, can the world meeting of families really enforce that, though? what are they going to do? >> that's a question we asked. how is the world meeting of families going to enforce this? of course, the tickets, they have someone's specific name on them, the people that won the ticket. are they going to check i.d.s?

>> because you can get four tickets per person, so maybe you're not the person who won the tickets. >> you're giving them to your family or other people you want to come with you to the event. >> we haven't heard back from the world meeting of families, but hard to believe they'd be able to check that many tickets as accurately as they'd need to. >> all right, mitch blacher, thank you for that. one senator is weighing in on the sale of those free pope tickets, calling it blasphemy. >> i'll ask anyone who received the tickets in the lotteries not to sell them online. i would ask those who want to see the pope not to purchase tickets online, because in a certain sense it blasphemes a beautiful and holy event. >> that was senator chuck schumer of new york talking about it. he called it mercenary. >> nbc 10 viewers, our viewers, are also making their voices heard on this issue right on our facebook page. matthew wrote, of course it's okay for them to sell the tickets. it provides an opportunity for

those who may have missed out to still get tickets. if someone is willing to pay the asking price, there is no harm done. in fact, both parties benefit. meantime, i knew that would happen, just knew it, and these tickets should not be honored. there should have been a way to make any ticket put up for sale fraudulent. if you would like to weigh in, we'd like to hear from you. just visit the nbc 10 facebook page. and for more information on how the pope's visit to philadelphia, including detours, road closures, mass transit, everything, how that's going to impact you, we have all of that information on our nbc 10 app. again, you will find more about the mass transit changes and the pope's full itinerary. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> still a little too far out to tell what the weather will be like when the pope is in philadelphia, but today it is gorgeous out there. feels a lot like fall, in fact. a live look at philadelphia's boathouse row, cooler than usual, too, 76 degrees in philadelphia right now.

changes are on the way, though, that will have it feeling more seasonal. sheena parveen is here with the nbc 10 first alert forecast. >> sheena, sounds like summer is going to make a comeback. >> yeah, little bit of a comeback this week. temperatures will get warmer than they are today, so we are still in the 70s today, but the 80s are going to be coming back this week. right now it's 77 in philadelphia. northeast philly 73. chester springs, mid 70s wilmington through the lehigh valley, 75 in reading, 74 in allentown, and temperatures still in the mid 70s through south jersey and even delaware. temperatures 74 in dover, 77 at the atlantic city airport. we are dry across the area. you've seen the crystal clear skies today. that's going to stay the case through tonight. in the poconos, temperatures currently only in the mid 60s. here is a live look in the poconos where the low tonight is expected to be down to 45 degrees. so it is going to be cool through the overnight hours. if you're around the philadelphia area for the rest

of your evening, sunny skies by 6:00 p.m., mid 70s 8:00 p.m., low 70s and by 10:00 into the 60s. coming up, i'll show you how cool it will get in your neighborhood and the return of the 80s in the seven-day forecast. it's anything but child's play. >> a new study that shows just how dangerous a tricycle can be. and no coffee, no bathroom. the controversy surrounding a local starbucks accused of denying a police officer access to the restroom. a story that has gone viral. plus, more arrests are coming. that's the message from officials on the fifa soccer corruption scandal. a look ahead at what to expect.

>> this is nbc 10 news. >> more arrests are coming in the fifa soccer scandal. >> today u.s. attorney general loretta lynch announced plans to prosecute more individuals and entities based on some new

evidence of corruption in the international soccer organization. back in may you remember the u.s. justice department announced charges against 14 people for briarry and other corruption related offenses. authorities related 13 people, three have been arraigned in federal court in the u.s. and ten others are waiting extradition. >> to anyone who seeks to live in the past and to return soccer to the days of corruption and bribery, cronyism and patronage, this global response sends a clear message, you are on the wrong side of progress and you do a disservice to the integrity of this wonderful sport. >> and two separate criminal investigations into this alleged corruption scandal are happening now, both in switzerland and in the u.s. all right, talking some tech news now, are you getting the new iphone? apple bets you will. the company is on pace to set a sales record with the rollout of its newest iphone models on september 25th. preorders started on saturday for the new iphone 6s and 6s

plus and demand is so strong that apple thinks it will beat last year's first weekend sales record of 10 million phones. okay, child safety seats. >> parents rely on them in the car, how can you not, but how much do you really know about them? we'll tell you about a new study that shows parents may be putting their kids at risk every time they strap their kids in. and it's feeling a lot like fall outside, but just how long will the mild weather stick around? i'll tell you in my nbc 10 first alert seven-day forecast.

they may seem safe, given the fact tricycles have three wheels, but don't be fooled. new research shows tricycles kill more children than any other toy. half of injuries happen to kids between 1 and 2 years old and the most common injury is a cut to the face, internal organ

damage is more likely in children 3 to 5 years old. there's a pretty good chance your child's safety seat won't fully protect them in an accident. >> that's because as nbc's chris clackum reports, most parents aren't installing them the right way. >> reporter: it's the selection of child seats that concerns safety experts, but how many parents don't know how to use them properly. >> three out of four car seats are installed incorrectly or have misuse. >> reporter: fortunately, many parents realize that. >> when we brought him home from his hospital, we took it to the fire department and had them install it, because i was nervous about, he's my first and bringing him home. >> reporter: the local fire station still a good place for help with child seats to avoid common mistakes, like loose anchor straps, or the shoulder straps that fail the pinch test. >> if you can pinch a wrinkle in the webbing, those straps aren't tight enough and you want to pull them tighter.

>> also remembering how to position your child and that the academy of pediatrics now recommends they ride in a rear-facing position until age 2. >> children between the age 1 and 2 are 75% less likely to be critically injured or killed rear facing than forward facing. >> reporter: plus, keep them in car/booster seats until they are at least 4'9" tall to avoid injury from seat belts. and don't allow them in the front seat until age 13. chris clackum, nbc 10 news. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, perfect day today, beautiful conditions, the skies are clear. it's dry outside, and we're going to be cool again tonight. center city, perfectly clear. another cool evening with temperatures for some of you dropping into the upper 40s. and we have a dry stretch of weather as we go through pretty much the entire week all the way through the weekend. if you like today, you're really

going to like the rest of this week, but we will be warming up, so the 80-degree temperatures do return before the weekend, so it will start to feel more like summer than today is. here's a live look at cape may along the shore, perfect conditions in cape may, although the summer crowd has pretty much left most of the area along the shore, but in cape may, sunny skies, mid 70s, humidity around 41%, so it's very comfortable at the shore, especially through the lehigh valley, mid 70s here, 74 in allentown, 73 pottstown. mt. pocono 66 degrees. 74 degrees, 76 degrees in wilmington. uniform temperatures, we're all seeing the 70s this afternoon. tomorrow we will be warmer, more like in the low 80s, but we'll still be nice and dry. area of high pressure keeping us dry, but for today the winds are coming in more from the north and northwest bringing down the cool air. this is going to stay in place tonight. the winds will diminish, it's going to be a breezy day, but once the winds diminish tonight,

temperatures will start dropping off. tomorrow morning, low temperatures here for the poconos, we expect the mid 40s, clear skies. allentown you can expect temperature around 48 degrees tomorrow morning, same thing reading, quakertown 49 and the dry air and the wind direction i showed you is all responsible for the cooler air mass moving in. 54 in doylestown, trenton, northeast philly 57 degrees tomorrow morning. closer to the shore around 50 degrees, 57 in dover and philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, morning lows will be about the mid to upper 50s. another cool start to your day, kind of like today. sunny and nice through the afternoon. tomorrow humidity stays low. temperatures stay in just about the low 80s, then we go into wednesday, mid 80s, thursday and friday the mid 80s are back. you'll notice it warmer tomorrow. then we go into the weekend saturday, could be a little bit more humid, then we cool down into sunday. >> well, it is a coffee shop controversy that's gone viral.

>> thousands of people, tens of thousands of people talking about it online. everybody seems to have an opinion on this. up next, i visited the starbucks where a local barista is accused of denying a police officer access to the restroom. how the company is now responding.

here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. and now this story, no coffee, no restroom. an employee at a philadelphia starbucks is accused of denying a police sergeant access to the restaurant's bathroom. >> that's right, it's a story that went viral after a social media post. the sergeant wrote, as i walked out with my hand up and while she continued loudly to tell me about the bathroom down the street, i was even more astonished that the many customers and other employees said nothing and seemed

indifferent. today, i visited that starbucks where it allegedly happened. >> so what he didn't buy a cup of coffee? he's a public servant, he needs a bathroom. >> there's no shortage of opinions brewing over this top controversy. a barista at a starbucks allegedly denied access to the restrooms to a philadelphia police sergeant in full uniform because he had not bought anything. >> just like anybody else, he should be a paying customer. >> reporter: word of the incident at the 13th and chestnut street starbucks went viral after this facebook post by a fellow police officer who knows the sergeant and shared his experience. the sergeant claims he even asked the barista a second time for the key code to use the bathroom, to which she replied "are you a paying customer?" >> in general, people have the right to say that it's for a paying customer. so that it doesn't get out of hand, but he's a public servant. >> reporter: kara, who owns the velvet lily boutique just a few

store fronts away from the starbucks is concerned about the message here. >> i think it's good business to offer public servants access to facilities when they need them. >> would you rather them urinate outside and pollute? >> reporter: starbucks has responded by insisting this will never happen again, while the sergeant has yet to speak on the matter, in the post he did write, "it's hip for this generation to berate and totally disrespect cops in front of the public and praise cop killers as the heros of their time." some say respect is a two-way street. >> the cops really have no respect for us around here. a lot of them disrespect us in a lot of ways. they expect respect back, well, you have to give it to get it. >> as you can see, a lot of mixed reaction we got out there. today when i went into that starbucks by myself, i asked for the key code to see what would happen, the barista working didn't hesitate to share it even though i didn't buy anything. also we did see some posts on facebook about the neighboring

starbucks at 12th and market sending over some coffee to their local police district with messages of appreciation. >> interesting story, you have to wonder if customers at that location will vote with their dollars in the coming days. also we want to point out starbucks has said it's trying to get in touch with the sergeant and also is looking into the matter and says this wouldn't be in line with anything they want their company to stand behind. >> exactly. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. here's jacqueline london. >> next at 5:00, eagles excitement in just a few hours. the birds will take the field for the first game of the season. john clark is live in atlanta. >> reporter: jacqueline, eagle fans are so hyped for this game, the season opener just hours away. the birds are on the field behind me. coming up in a few minutes, hear from the new running back demarco murray. stay tuned for that. and it feels like fall outside. another cool night tonight, but warmer as we go through the rest of the week. i'll show you the forecast next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

right now at 5:00, feeling like fall. temperatures taking a big dip. can you feel it? it's going to get even lower tonight. also tonight, the eagles hoping to heat up the football field. we're two hours from the first game of the season and eagles fans are expecting big things from their team. team coverage starts right now. the eagles on the road for the first game of the season, but fans are so ready to cheer them

on from here at home and in atlanta. >> can you blame the fans from expecting big things from the team? the team just arrived at the georgia dome within the past hour. that's where they'll play the falcons later tonight. >> tim will join us live later, but first to john clark, who's live in atlanta. john? >> reporter: this is one of the more anticipated eagles seasons in recent memory because of the makeover that chip kelly went through with the eagles. nine new starters on this team and you're going to get to see them on the field tonight in a real game for the first time. let's take a look at the birds arriving here, and, of course, they are out on the field now behind me. they are hyped, they are ready. game time just over two hours away, and how about one of the big new additions, aren't demarco murray, eagles stole him away from the cowboys, first time in nfl history the nfl's leading rusher switched teams in the same division. that's pretty amazing, and tonight, demarco murray tells us in his interview with nbc 10's