customers and some believe the restrictions and street closings made it tough for people to get by their operations. >> i think, you know, the true brutal honesty here is, i think in so many instances the reporting of the information that we put out, because we don't write the stories, we give information. i think the reporting on any number of aspects of this was detrimental to the mindset of many philadelphians and others. i think that in some instances you all scared the [ bleep ] out of people with some of the stories. >> again, i talked to some of the business owners and here's what they had to say about that. >> well, i did have customers, regular customer base was scared away by the city and the p.r. that went with it. >> the mayor later apologized for the language he used to blame the media and admitted

there were some missteps in the planning. jim? >> pope francis is back at the vatican now after his ten-day whirlwind tour of the u.s. and cuba and almost as soon as francis landed he paid a private visit to saint mary major basilica, still making time to acknowledge those in the crowds there and went to say thank you for the positive outcome to the u.s. and cuba, laid a bouquet of flowers at an altar and spent a few minutes in private prayer, as is custom when returning home from a trip abroad. the pontiff spoke on his return flight for rome and slammed members of the church who covered up sex abuse incidents and that was hours after francis spoke to a group of sex abuse victims here in philadelphia. he also expressed his love for american nuns and talked about his feelings for the city of brotherly love.

pope francis saying the people in philadelphia gave him a very demonstrative welcome. in d.c., he says, he received a warm welcome but it was a bit more formal. in new york pope francis calls his welcome a bit unlimited. in all he says the warmth of all americans he saw was so lovable, calling it a beautiful, different thing. >> and we saw so many memorable, emotional moments the entire weekend, all really reflect pope francis' joyous spirit. >> tim furlong has been poring over the highlights of the weekend. over the next two and a half hours he's going to bring us the moments everyone's talking about. we have to start with the babies he was kissing. >> love the babies. i had mothers coming up, can you take my baby over to the pope? i said, no way. first of all, i could get in a lot of trouble. secondly, i want them to carry me over and get a hug from the pope. as i said, i wanted the security guys to carry me over to the pope for a hug. didn't happen for me or most

families, but it was magical for some. the creativity award goes to parents who dressed their baby up as a mini me pope. the pope clearly saw it was funny. but dozens of babies were handed over fences and hand delivered to the pope. i met a family from denver saturday night, the pope kissed their baby boy, they said that was the highlight of their lives to this point. we spoke with one lucky mom today, they were here in our studioment take a listen. >> the visit this weekend was so inspirational. to so many people. and to our family especially. so margaret, she gave us a moment there, but the whole weekend really captured such wonderful feelings of love and faith. >> way to go, margaret. yes, that pope was a baby kissing machine this weekend. each kiss life changing for the families. you can hear in their voices when they talk about it. we're going to hear some of the

pope's candid remarks, making for memorable moments that showed he's a down to earth pope of the people, as we've been saying. >> became so animated when he strayed from the script, as we saw. really came to life. >> cool to see him go off the cuff a bit. >> thanks, tim. >> turning now to the weather, we are seeing some changes outside. this is a live look over the ben franklin bridge where it's a little gloomier today with the sun peeking out at times, but also very muggy. we are looking ahead to a cooler wet week. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz here now tracking some changes for us. glenn? >> it's going to take a couple days before the cooler air comes in, but some of the rain is going to be coming in as early as tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies, but that didn't stop us from getting into the low 80s during the day today. lots of clouds around, especially this morning with the fog, but some breaks of sunshine allowing the temperatures to go up. just isolated, generally light

showers right now moving from south to north. bigger issues are coming in two parts. first, as we go into late tomorrow, tomorrow night, watch some of this moisture come up toward us. that's later tomorrow night. could get some heavy rain there. then we also are looking at the tropics, not too far off the coast of the united states, especially considering that this storm which may become a tropical storm, could be traveling in the general direction of the east coast as we head toward the end of the week and into the weekend. we'll talk more about the potential here and how much rain we might get with the seven day in a few minutes. >> all right, glenn. montgomery county police are trying to figure out what caused a car to crash into a hotel this afternoon. check out this crash scene from around 1:00 this afternoon. the police chief tells nbc 10 a car smashed into the fairfield

inn along route 202 and king of prussia. you can see the car overturned. the driver said her accelerator became stuck. she was not hurt and neither was anyone else. the crash caused minimal damage to the hotel. we have new information about a deadly accident involving a teen boy and a dangerous decision. a 14-year-old boy, in fact, and four of his friends decided to sneak into the newman paper company last authorities. they began riding forklifts for fun, but one tipped over and pinned the boy and the boy died. it happened at 9:00 last night. investigators say they entered the company grounds through a hole in the fence and are still investigating the accident. a 19-year-old penn state student dead and six others hurt after a one-car crash on the pennsylvania turnpike in chester county. the 19-year-old was returning to state college from the philadelphia area when the accident happened yesterday. she was pronounced dead at the scene. sepot and the other students

were returning from a weekend of trying to raise money for families with pediatric cancer patients through a student run philanthropy at penn state. the sorority posted this photo today saying in part, her kindness and compassion is something that we will all treasure and carry with us for the rest of our lives. man charged with attempted murder for trying to drown his girlfriend. police say 29-year-old tyler heagy punched his girlfriend in the face yesterday morning, then dragged her by her ankles to a pond and held her head underwater. another man intervened to save the woman and heagy is now in custody. a father of three shot dead in his home while the rest of his family was also in the house. those shots rang out just before midnight in lower moreland township. investigators say the home owner tried to escape by jumping out a window. live outside the lower moreland

police department with new information this afternoon on the search for that father's killer. deanna? >> reporter: yeah, but first let's tell you who he is. police released his name as 53-year-old kevin brown. they say he's a father of three and died while trying to escape his home. police tonight are saying the home was targeted, though they are not saying why. >> i was going to tell my son and he texted me. he's at temple. he said, mom, something happened right behind my house. >> reporter: it's a quiet set of streets. residents didn't expect to see yellow tape and police cars. >> maybe like -- never happened. >> reporter: 11:00 police got the call, shots were fired. when they arrived, they found 53-year-old kevin brown on the front lawns. >> seems he was trying to get out the window. he and his wife were in that bedroom and were able to get out of the window. >> reporter: police say brown was in the house with his wife and two children. at least one man was masked, but

there could have been multiple people behind the crime. people who live near the crime scene should not be in fear, saying the victim's home was targeted but won't say if the man who died was the intended target. >> i would think it was somebody that knew them. i don't know. i don't know, around here you don't hear that kind of stuff. i'm from the city originally, so it's not that shocking. >> reporter: now investigators are not saying if they believe this man knew his killer or what connection they believe that he had to the home. we can tell you they do believe the shooter was a man, though they are not releasing any description of him tonight. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. sobbing from joyce mitchell could not soften a judge as he sentenced her today. she's the woman who helped two convicted killers escape from a maximum security prison in upstate new york. the former prison seamstress smuggled tools to the inmates before they tunnelled their way out back in june. the judge imposed a sentence of

between two and one-third years and seven years in prison, despite mitchell's tearful apolo apology. >> i'm hope iing you will have mercy on me. no words can explain how deeply sorry i am. >> the judge said he did not believe mitchell's explanation that she did not report the inmates' escape plan because they thought they'd kill her husband. and the judge took her to task for the immense toll the escape created. overtime costs during the search totalled $23 million. prosecutors want her to pay restitution of nearly $120,000 to pay for repairing the cell walls that matt and sweat cut through during their escape. we have this just in to our newsroom, kevin mccarthy announces his candidacy for house speaker. he made that announcement through an e-mail to his house republican colleagues. this news coming days after current speaker john boehner

announced he will resign at the end of october. turning to decision 2016 now. republican presidential candidate donald trump is calling for an overhaul of the current tax code. trump unveiling his plan at a news conference this morning in manhattan. it calls for the elimination of federal income taxes for individuals making less than $25,000 a year. the plan would also benefit businesses and wealthier americans. it would lower the corporate tax rate and cap the highest income tax rate at 25%. right now that rate hit 39.6%. trump says not everyone will be thrilled with his plan. >> there will be people, we're reducing taxes, but believe me, there will be people in the very upper echelons that won't be thrilled with this. we're taking away deductions, and that's one of the reasons we're able to lower it. >> trump went on to say he believes the unemployment rate is much higher than what is reported by the government. meantime, hillary clinton's presidential campaign is about

to get a boost from her husband, bill clinton. the former president has spent most of his time in the background during this campaign, but friends say bill is eager to become a more vocal advocate for his wife to become president. this week he's scheduled to attend a series of fundraisers and events for hillary and they follow a weekend in which bill forcefully defended his wife during an interview on cnn. at the united nations today, president obama has been outfoxed in a way on the critical issue of isis and syria and all of the refugees. outfoxed by russian president vladimir putin. nbc 10 national correspondent steve handelsman has the story from outside the united nations in new york city. >> reporter: president obama came to the u.n. to find help in the fight against isis that is growing and forcing a tyrant of refugees to flee syria. >> think of the families leaving everything they've known behind. >> reporter: but the president was outmaneuvered by russian president vladimir putin, who

came to the u.n. with a deal he made to shut out the u.s. and save syrian dictator bashir assad, a putin ally. >> translator: we think it's an enormous mistake with armed forces fighting terrorism. >> reporter: putin got iran and iraq to join together with russia to fight isis by sharing intelligence, a critical function. >> the united states is prepared to work with any nation, including russia and iran, to resolve the conflict. >> reporter: not, he said, to save assad who helped spawn isis. >> there can be be after so much bloodshed, so much carnage, a return to the pre-war status quo. >> reporter: obama critics say, we told you so. >> we have no strategy to pursue, so, therefore, we are surprised when vladimir putin exercises what is a very clear strategy. >> reporter: today, president obama meets one on one with

putin to discuss ukraine and the surprise putin plan for syria. i'm steve handelsman, nbc 10 news. we have an update now on the dalai lama, he's still at the mayo clinic being evaluated after health concerns forced him to cancel his visit to philadelphia. his website says he's being treated at the mayo clinic in minnesota for, quote, medical evaluation. the 80-year-old dalai lama was scheduled to make appearances in colorado, utah next month. the dalai lama under some criticism this afternoon from many after saying his successor should be attractive if she's a woman. the spiritual leader said the remark in an interview with the bbc, but some say it was taken out of context and the dalai lama meant attractiveness from within. all right, now back to pope francis' visit. city had 2.5 million bottles of water ready for people who needed it, but when the crowds

were gone, thousands of those bottles were unused. >> this morning people started grabbing up the leftovers. matt found out how it was being put to good use. >> reporter: water itself is free. bottled water often is not. today, however, case after case went into cars and trucks. the after francis free for all began bright and early. >> we said let's take the truck, because we have a lot of senior citizens and people that are sick, you know, can't get out. >> reporter: she tells me she is donating these bottles to her church. >> we all should be united, love each other, and, you know, do things right. >> reporter: early this morning our cameras found stacks of bottles unopened and untouched. philadelphia police had to keep order with drivers pulling order and stopping in the street like here along spring garden. >> still a blessing, okay, blessing ain't over, right? >> reporter: even after the pope is gone. >> even after the pope is gone,

absolutely. >> give back, because you never know when you may be in a situation and have an unforeseen occurrence and someone may need to help you. >> reporter: police say they did not want people taking bottles until after 6:00 p.m., though some clearly couldn't wait for a case of some holy water. >> holiness, i'm going to drink it down in jesus' name and say thank you, god bless you, pope. >> reporter: holy water, these folks are hoping this is just the beginning of pope francis' message. in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, as expected we managed to keep that rain south of the area throughout the weekend, but now we have some interesting changes coming this week. first, it's warm and muggy, not only today, but tomorrow, as well. we do have some heavy rain in the forecast within the next couple of days and maybe some tropical trouble, as well, before the week is out.

we have mostly cloudy skies now, peeks of sunshine, that puts the temperature into the 80s. 82, 12 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. still an east wind visible, but it's going down, clouds again late tonight. upper 70s, to the low 80s across the area. the average high for this time of year is only 73. so we're way above that today and going to be way above that tomorrow, as well. some isolated showers around the area with this warmth and humidity. they are light, as you can see, moving south to north. there's more activity back to the west, and this is what is going to increase and give us round one of the heavier rain. as we go through the evening, you can see again just the isolated showers, it stays pretty warm, and it also stays very humid. overnight and into tomorrow morning, could be a couple of sprinkles by tomorrow morning, but it's mostly fog and drizzle

kind of issue. then during the day, back into the 80s with just a little bit of sunshine, some showers increasing during the afternoon, and then especially at night. we're really going to get some heavy rain. look at this, yellows and reds developing as we go through the night, especially later tomorrow night. look at all of that heavy rain from philadelphia, all the way up to the poconos, and then as we go into wednesday morning, we still have some of that. we now had 15 straight dry days, so we need rain, but we don't need that much rain. there we are 6:00 a.m. on wednesday, and that system is tapering off. that's not the end of the rain for the week. here's a tropical depression that could develop into tropical storm joaquin with the next day or so. not moving very much, not much of a storm now. but there are indications that

it could become a tropical storm, and if it does, it's going to get closer and closer to the east coast of the united states and have a certain amount of potential to actually hit the east coast. so we're going to be focusing on this particular storm, because it's a gigantic area of high pressure up in eastern canada. that's the block that may prevent this from going out to sea, and so it starts going out and then maybe forced to make a left turn. and that would force the storm to make land fall, creating some really heavy rain. but the question, of course, is still very early, where would that turn take place, where would it effect, but it is likely to significantly affect a portion of the east coast later on this week and into the weekend. in the meantime, that onshore wind that is going to be developing, that is going to increase, as well, there will be issues with coastal flooding and

beach erosion, even if the storm doesn't come straight up at us. and how much rain? different computer models are saying different things, but generally indicating some places are going to get a lot. this is just by wednesday morning, we've got one model going up seven inches of rain in northern portions of our area. isolated showers this evening, then fog late. temperature 67 degrees for the low. during the day tomorrow, warm and humid, we have some showers around, but as you saw, it's going to be heavier at night, high temperature into the low 80s. then that's it for the warm weather. cooler on wednesday, leftover rain, then the wind starts to increase, especially at the shore. some of that rain comes in, potentially very heavy later on in the week and early in the weekend. >> all right, glenn. a new test is helping women with breast cancer skip chemotherapy but still beat the disease. >> ahead, the change that could give women a new option in the

battle against breast cancer. did you see this brawl? a former phillies pitcher getting into a brawl with his own teammate. what sparked the fight still ahead on nbc 10 at 4:00.

social media played a big part of the papal weekend as people posted their personal moments. >> all those phones outstretched all the time. today we're learning how much people used their cell phones. vince is here with the numbers and also the most popular moments from the pope's visit. vince? >> so many posts to social media this weekend, at&t tells me they processed, just at&t, 12.6 terabytes of data, that's equivalent to 36 million photos and video posts to social networks, and some of the moments skyrocketed to the top of the pile, being shared around the region and world. let's take a look, the first popular moment came within minutes of him touching down in philadelphia saturday morning when he stopped his motorcade to bless 10-year-old michael

keating who has cerebral palsy. this reached some 3 million people on facebook and more. people not only wanted to catch a glimpse of pope francis, but also his now iconic fiat. tons of people posted photos of him driving around the area to and from events, waving at him as he goes by. they are trying to get their close up. here's one right here. plenty of tender moments during the pontiff's visit, but his interactions with babies pretty much melted everyone's heart. it seemed like every time he was in the pope mobile, he was kissing a baby, someone was handing him a baby to kiss, but one little girl, this one you see right here, she dressed up, or her parents dressed her up, in a papal outfit and she stole the show there on independence mall. the final farewell from pope francis to philadelphia was this wave from the plane's window right before he took off at philadelphia international airport, capped off the weekend perfectly. i had to share the moment myself

with this gif. these are a few of the moments, we have more on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app right now. coming up at 5:00, we asked what words you would use, the one word you recalled use to describe the weekend in the city. we'll share that with you. nbc 10, jim? >> see you in a bit. some of the best moments of the weekend happened when pope francis went off script. >> so true. next, the candid comments that got a lot of laughs from the crowd. plus, a lot of rain headed our way. there is, big cool down. i'll tell you what to expect. we also have some potential trouble from the tropics. forecast coming up.

this is nbc 10 news. >> it's been a while since we felt the humidity, but have you felt it? it's back. here's a live look from the pocono mountains this afternoon. first alert radar is tracking rain ahead for tomorrow, that will break our long streak of very dry days and a cool down, too. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz back now tracking the rain that's ahead. glenn? >> yeah, we're going to have more than one chance of some heavy rain in the next seven days. two totally different systems. right now it may look like it's about to rain, but it's more threatening looking than it really is, nothing more than isolated showers out there. it is warm, it is humid, the average high is 73. we're 82 degrees right now in philly, northeast philly, wilmington, much of south jersey in the 80s, too, away from the beaches. a lot of clouds around and just, again, isolated light showers you can see couple in delaware county, going into chester county, but bigger area is going to be coming in from the west,

not so much overnight tonight or tomorrow morning, even tomorrow afternoon, but tomorrow night, that's a big blob of heavy rain that's going to be coming in. here's another big blob. this is a tropical depression out in the atlantic. normally systems out there would have no chance of coming in our direction, but this is kind of an extreme blocking pattern that is setting up in the atmosphere and there certainly are threats of it coming toward the east coast and maybe even making a left turn and making land fall along the east coast. more on the possibilities of that and the rest of the seven day in just a few minutes. >> all right, glenn, thank you. prepare for the changes ahead now with the nbc 10 news app. you can track the storms and get weather alerts sent to your smartphone or tablet. we have this just in. if you've been wondering why facebook has been down, it just told cnbc it's restoring

services due to a, quote, configuration issue. this is a screen shot some users got when they tried to log on. this is the second facebook outage this week. a lot of users were able to access the service after about 45 minutes. you saw it here on nbc 10, it was a weekend filled with pope madness here in philadelphia. >> signs of the papal visit still lingering around the city, crews working into the night last night and into the morning today to clean up the area along the ben franklin parkway where the public mass was held, of course. there you see the trash still littering some of the streets there. the mass came after a jam packed week at the world meeting of families. 20,000 were registered throughout the week, and today philadelphia mayor michael nutter held a news conference. he said the papal visit was a success on multiple levels, but some businesses say they didn't get the number of customers they were expecting over the weekend. and the pope, well, he's spending his first day back home in prayer.

the pontiff paid a private visit this morning to say thank you for the positive outcome of his visit to cuba and the u.s. he laid a bouquet of flowers at an altar and spent time in private prayer there. philadelphia made quite an impression on a documentary crew from the pope's homeland of argentina. >> the team has followed pope francis on several trips. the pope creates excitement wherever he goes, but in philadelphia the video team said people who came to see the pope seemed more genuinely moved by moments like this and by what the pope had to say. >> the way the americans have reacted to him is amazing. it's touching. it's overwhelming. we saw a lot of people yesterday, you know, just waiting for him to watch him pass by. and they were hours and hours waiting over there. i don't want to be heretic, but i think the world has never seen

anything like this since the time of the beatles. >> martin and his crew worked with the pope in argentina. he was their boss. a little tidbit, one of the guys was homeless and 25 years ago pope francis was a bishop at the time and gave him a job. >> did he say since the beatles? >> he did say since the beatles. >> just checking. >> the pope was busy from morning till night both days he was here, as you know. tonight we're going through the memorable moments you might have missed. >> tim furlong is back highlighting the times when francis went off script and brought laughs from the crowd, too. >> when i think of past popes, i don't think of necessarily good comedy, but pope francis proved you can be funny and holy at the same time. pope francis showed how down to earth he can be and relatable to us normal folks around the world and that's why people seem so fond of him. he seems like a fun grandfather or great teacher who can make you learn stuff without knowing

you're learning it. here now is one of the comments from the weekend, this is from saturday's festival of families. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> translator: sometimes plates can fly. and children bring headaches. i won't speak about mother-in-laws. >> and at the seminary sunday morning pope also asked a mother why her son was 34 and not married and he told her to stop ironing his shirts. the pope preaches themes about forgiveness and talks about second chances, melt with prisoners at the prison, we'll have a look at home rabble moments from that stop, as well. a lot of laughter and poignant

moments. just a huge success across the board. >> that speech talking about plates flying, that was not scripted. we had an advanced copy of what he was going to say, that's not what he planned to say. >> i was trying to read around, where are we, i thought i was lost, it was great. >> translator didn't know where he was going either. he followed right along. there's just too much on the weekend to show it on tv, including the papal pets. for a gallery of the animals check out our gallery on the nbc 10 news app. women battling breast cancer may soon get new direction on a treatment plan. >> coming up next, change that could keep chemotherapy off the table. plus, talk about brain power, the scientific success that allowed this man to move a computer cursor with his mind. we'll be right back.

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phillies are definitely ready to put the season behind them. >> but at least they are not at each other's throats, and we mean literally. the nationals closer, former philly jonathan papelbon is now suspended for the rest of the season after you're going to see it here, this fight with his superstar teammate bryce harper. yeah, they are going at it. he grabs harper's throat, pushes him to the dugout wall, people try to intervene. this came after he yelled at harper for not hustling during yesterday's game against the phillies. papelbon was traded to washington, of course, back in july as the nats hope to make a world series run, but they were officially eliminated from the playoff picture this weekend. i guess they are a little tense right now. >> right for the throat, too. geez. >> there was talk they are really feeling like they are brothers, but i don't think brothers would do that, would

they? to football now, the philadelphia eagles got their first win of the season, but a lot of people still questioning sam bradford. >> today chip kelly talked about his quarterback. john clark is here with what coach kelly had to say today. john? >> thank goodness the eagles won or fans would have been going after throats. would have been disastrous to start 0-3, so that was really important for the eagles to get their first win. now they can build on some things. eagle fans want more, you know this, they want more out of their quarterback sam bradford. sam only passed for 118 yards. the eagles had more rushing yards than passing yards and the eagles seemed to know this would be a low scoring gritty game against the jets, so the good thing is sam did not turn the ball over for the first time as an eagle. that's been a problem in the first two games, but no big plays in the passing game, so they are going to need to get that going. sam said the eagles may have been pressing the first two weeks to get a win. the offense is starting to relax

and here's chip kelly on his quarterback today. >>. >> again, there are some throws sam wants back, a couple he missed, but also some drops that could have extended drives for us. >> eagles kicker reportedly suffered a leg injury in warmups yesterday. that is separate from the groin injury he had in the preseason, so the birds reportedly worked out a few kickers today. keiko alonso is visiting dr. james andrews to see if he needs another surgery on his knee. coming up if an hour, what kind of blessing would chip kelly like from the pope? we'll have that for you. i'm john clark, see you then. >> all right, john. don't forget to vote for our high school football game of the weeks. here's a look at the early voting. to cast your vote, go to nbc10.com, you can also call or

text your vote to 610-624-4111. voting closes thursday and then we'll announce the winner thursday night on nbc 10 news at 11:00. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we were very fortunate with the timing over the weekend. it was not too hot, not too humid, but the heat and humidity are coming back. you'll feel that today, tomorrow, too. heavy rain is coming. we managed to escape that over the weekend and there may be some tropical trouble that could affect the east coast later on during the week. mostly cloudy skies right now and it's 82 degrees, despite all the clouds today, winds still out of the weise and it's 12 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. temperatures in the upper 70s north and west, low 80s across the i-95 area and down to central and southern delaware.

we have a wind at the ocean keeping things cooler at the beaches. there were some issues with high tides this weekend. there are going to be more issues later this week and maybe into the weekend at the shore. there are going to be some problems regardless of where the storm is going to go. isolated showers out there right now, you can see how small they are and how weak they are. chester county right now, one area up towards the poconos. that's, of course, not the main area haas going to be affecting us. you see the flow generally out of the southeast. we could see low clouds, fog, maybe even a little drizzle tomorrow morning, few showers during the afternoon, then we start to see some of the heavy rain come in from the west. look at this gigantic area tomorrow night and into wednesday morning. now that has nothing to do with the tropical system that is going to be developing off the east coast. we may have more showers later on wednesday, again, totally

separate system. now let's go down there. it's still a long, long way away. it's weak, it's disorganized, it's a tropical depression. it could become tropical storm joaquin. and 35 mile an hour winds now, not moving very much, but the conditions in the atmosphere favor it strengthening somewhat, but definitely getting closer to the east coast and a pretty good chance of it eventually hitting the east coast. there's the east wind, here's the european model just in, again, it was the most accurate with the lack of rain over the weekend as you remember, the wind will increase no matter where that thing goes, but the european has it down to our south. friday and into saturday, with the wind just howling out of the east and heavy rain with potential flooding in parts of the area. that is not a pretty weather

pattern. now part of the reason is right up hoere in canada. gigantic area of high pressure. that blocks this. and that is going to make it turn perhaps to the left to make landfall eventually. we don't know where yet, still too early for that. isolated showers with fog late, 67 degrees for the low. tomorrow warm and humid again with the showers especially at night. highs in the low 80s, then cooler on wednesday with some rain. then later in the week it all depends on what happens with that coastal storm, but we're going to get wind and rain regardless of where it exactly tracks. new discovery in outer space is offering new insight from mars. >> next what nasa found on the red planet and how it could change space travel plans in the future.

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life on planet mars. >> nasa says it could be. that's after they discovered evidence of running water on the red planet. >> nbc 10 national correspondent dave wagner reports, it is fuelling+ck speculation about living on mars' surface. >> for generations, mars has been a planet steeped in mystery. today, nasa scientists reveal the red planet's biggest secret yet. >> under certain circumstances, liquid water has been found on mars. >> images from a high resolution camera on mars reconnaissance orbitor reveal dark streaks that come and go. >> these are formed by liquid water on present day mars. >> using an instrument that identifies types of molecules by what colors of light they absorb, scientists found

evidence of hydrated salt on mars. >> the existence of water on mars gives the possibility that if there's life on mars, you know, that we have a way to describe how it might survive. >> after multiple spacecraft and many years of observation, mars is coming into clear focus, fuelling speculation about human survival on the surface. >> the exciting thing is, i think we will send humans in the near future to mars. >> a planet once thought to be out of our reach now closer than ever. dave wagner, nbc news. >> image is amazing. next on nbc 10 at 5:00, from cool and breezy to muggy and rainy. >> sheena parveen is tracking big changes. >> that's right. we're talking about more rain, more wind, cooler temperatures, and a possibility tropical system heading our direction. we'll talk about that coming up. plus, a high school football quarterback collapses and dies and tonight we've learned what caused his death as students in

new jersey mourn the loss of their classmate next at 5:00.

right now at 5:00, after the visit. how philadelphia's trying to get back to normal after the pope. he brought a weekend of excitement, crowded streets, closed up roads and unprecedented security.

plus, what will you remember from pope francis' visit? we are choosing some of his most memorable moments to share with you. first, big changes in our weather, from warmer temperatures to a lot of rain. nbc 10 news at 5:00 starts right now. our good weather vanished when pope francis departed. >> today it's kind of warm, muggy out there and now we're tracking rain that could lead to a really wet week. sh sheena parveen, big changes. >> quite a lot of changes in the forecast for this coming week. right now, though, we are still mostly dry through the area, warm and humid, but also still cloudy. center city seeing those overcast skies and we have clouds through most of the area, maybe a few sprinkles through the poconos and later tonight we could still have a couple showers late tonight, then fog developing, but more rain starts to move in tomorrow. if you look to the south, we have a pretty unsettled atmosphere here, so all this weather is really going to fly to the eastern seaboard and we're going to have our