right now at 11:00, a soggy tuesday, rain is falling in some areas. parts of our region got heavy rain earlier and another round is on the way. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. it will be a damp and dreary tuesday. rain will be off and on throughout the day and that won't be the end of it. nbc 10's chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with the soggy forecast at least for today, right, glenn? >> yes, today and tonight. tomorrow will be a different story. the roads are wet from all the rain that has been falling so even when the rain stops, the roads are still wet and that

will be the case throughout the day into tonight. there are areas that did get heavy rain overnight. these areas in yellow had generally over an inch and there's an area in orange there in northern delaware, parts of newcastle county near smyrna. two and a half inches of rain estimated. cape may county over an inch of rain. so we don't need a lot more. we're not getting that much at the moment except in parts of burlington, ocean counties, poconos getting a fair amount. but you can see we here in a relative lull compared to what we saw earlier this morning. now, there's more moisture coming up from the south. nothing too extreme at this point but it's just a wet, wet day. 61 degrees in philadelphia now. that's actually above the average high for this time of the year. it's only 52 in reading. the temperatures holding around the 60-degree mark. it will be breezy. it will be damp with periods of

rain that actually get heavier tonight. more on that timing and the rest of the week's forecast with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> thank you, glenn. the rainy weather has been making it hard to get around these days. and let's go now and check in with jessica boyington with a look at the traffic out there. jessica, how is it looking? >> vai, it's looking way better than we expected. we're on the schuylkill expressway around spring garden street where you can see the roadways are wet, that's obvious, and you can see the rain-covered lens but look at these drive times, we're doing great. we're in the green or yellow. the slowest spot is schuylkill eastbound and that's only a 16-minute trip which tipally is a 12-minute trip with no traffic on it at all so we're only until a five minute delay. go slower, that's okay. low ceilings at the philadelphia international airport so now we have 97-minute delays with the traffic management program in effect for arriving flights so be on the lookout for that if you're heading out the door.

and pay attention to the bus routes on delay. not weather related. bus 7, 23, 68 and g will be detoured from oregon avenue between 10th and 11th streets due to the u.s. marine corps birthday celebration until 10:00 p.m. later. vai? >> thank you, jessica. when you're on the go today, get the latest first alert forecast to your phone. download the free nbc 10 mobile app and keep track of the rain in our area. we're following breaking news. philadelphia police are searching for a gunman who walked into a corner grocery store, shot and killed a man inside that store. matt delucia is live on the scene in mant what, matt, tell us what you've learned. >> reporter: police are here talking with witnesses. someone went into that corner store here at 38th and aspen and fired one shot after another on a 22-year-old man. he was taken to presbyterian hospital and died not long after he arrived. so the questions right now are

who did this and why. the 22-year-old, we're told, was sitting in a chair when he was shot and the police captain said the motive does not appear to be robbery. within the past hour, we saw a half dozen witnesses come out of the store, get into a place van and they were taken away for more questioning. we've been talking with several of the folks out here but we come back live at the scene, north 38th street and aspen. crime tape is around this corner store. this is j & r perez grocery store here. many neighbors didn't want to talk about what happened but a few moments ago we spoke with the owner of this store. you can see him there in this shot. he came down and told us that he heard four shots fired this morning. this was just before 8:30, about 8:25 and that there were children in the store, the store was very crowded. mind you, broad daylight, 8:30 this the morning and there were children in the store so a very frantic morning out here but as of right now we're told by police that no weapon has been

recovered and so far no arrests. we'll try to get that audio for you in the next 30 minutes. for now, live in mantua, matt delucia. if you go out to eat today, you may notice some protests. fast food workers are putting down their aprons and picking up picket signs. we caught up with protesters this morning outside of the mcdonald's on 31st street and allegheny avenue in north philadelphia. fast food workers pushing to get paid $15 an hour claim today's strikes will be the nation's largest so far. walkouts are planned in 270 u.s. cities today. picketers will rally at philadelphia city hall a little bit later this afternoon. fast food workers in new york city took to the streets early to demand a living wage. about 300 protesters began their day in front of mcdonaldcdonald

march to city hall. they have the support of new york city mayor bill de blasio who says a $15 an hour minimum wage is a good way to strengthen the middle-class. >> you started that movement, so you should be very proud of what you have accomplished. now we've got to finish the job. 15 bucks and a union. thank you. the rain isn't stopping democratic presidential nominee bernie sanders from rallying the protesters. sanders took to the podium about 30 minutes ago in washington urging workers to continue their fight for $15 and a union. new this morning, philadelphia police need your nuclear weapon finding a man wanted for a shooting in upper kensington. the shooting happened last wednesday on east indiana avenue just before 8:00 p.m. surveillance video shows the man pulling out a handgun, firing shots in the air and leaving. the man then comes back to the same spot and fires more shots

into the air before running off. also in philadelphia, police are looking for the suspect wanted for an aggravated assault in fairmount. this happened last wednesday around 4:00 in the afternoon. police say the victim, not seen in the video, was walking near the corner of pennsylvania and aston street when she was punched in the face by the suspect. she suffered a severe cut over her eye. the suspect ran off afterwards. if you happen to know anything about these cases, you're asking to call police. police are continuing to search for a motel robber. police say around 2:30 a.m. a man walked into the north american motor lodge on city avenue, held up the clerk and got about $400 in cash from the register. police say the robber was armed. they're still searching the motel in the surrounding area. they initially believed the man was hiding on the property. the search continues for two men who tied up, pistol whipped and

robbed a man inside his south jersey home. police now say one of the men was last seen as a wawa in franklin township. they say the man started to surrender at the scene on old dutch mill road an ran off. his accomplice ran, too, but they've been able to -- there's been no sign of him since the attack on sunday night. the henry r accused of tying up a 42-year-old man inside his apartment and beating him. one neighbor saw the victim after it happened. >> he was banged up pretty bad. his ear was split in half. he had multiple blows to the head so he had, like, it almost looked like holes in his head. police say the victim suffered several deep cuts on his head and hands and underwent surgery on his thumb. an arrest in a deadly hit-and-run over the weekend.

bethlehem police say a man confessed to hitting a nine-year-old boy with his car and leaving the boy to died. 22-year-old royce atkins is now in custody after that confession. police found atkins after they received more than a hundred tips. darius condash's older cousin's saw the driver him and take off. they were able to give the police a description of the vehicle. police first went to atkins' home where they found his blue mazda. they found him working at a car dealership and that's when he confessed to the hit-and-run. >> atkins had admitted to striking the boy and leaving the scene. >> i just really hope he knows that he took a big part of our family away from us. >> reporter: investigators say atkins could face a $10,000 fine and prison. happening today, kathleen kane will face a judge surrounding the second set of

perjury charges against her. kane is accused of leaking secret grand jury material to a reporter and lying about it. a judge suspended her law license while she fights the charges against her. yesterday a state senate committee met for the first time to determine whether kane can be attorney general without practicing law. the committee could recommend the senate vote to remove kane from office. the committee's recommendation is due by thanksgiving. they prompted customer complaints and now we're getting donald trump's take on the new starbucks holiday cups. we'll let you hear what the republican candidate has to say about them. an olympic scandal. russian officials are responding to allegations the country helped its athletes cheat on the world stage. glenn? >> when is the rain going to end? when will it clear out? will it clear out in time for tomorrow's veterans day? the answer ahead.

decision 2016. tonight republican candidates for president will square off in their fourth debate. the fox business network is running the event in milwaukee. the main debate will feature the top eight gop hopefuls. new jersey governor chris christie and other low-polling candidates will be in an earlier debate. and republican candidate ben carson is fighting back against claims he embellished or lied about his personal history. nbc news confirmed the existence of a 1997 magazine article that

says -- that carson says proves his story about a high school stabbing incident. a stay at home mom who supports carson is standing by him and his memory. >> we're hoping that we raise some ben carsons here one day. we've been watching him for years and he's a role model in our family. to me he's always been real. >> a fund-raising group supporting carson is producing new ads to highlight his life saving work as a neurosurgeon. republican presidential candidate donald trump is suggesting a boycott of starbucks over their new plain red and green holiday cups. as we told you yesterday, some people took to the internet to complain that the company did not put any winter scenes or christmas decorations on these cups as it has in previous years. and trump told people at a rally in illinois yesterday "maybe we should boycott starbucks, i don't know." he also told supporters he doesn't like companies using the term "happy holidays" in place

of merry christmas. he says if he becomes president everyone will say merry christmas. this morning, a spokesman for russian president vladimir putin says accusations that the country's track and field athletes are doping are unfounded. they're responding of a drug watchdog group said russian athletes should be banned from next summer's olympics until the country cleans up its act. the world aunt doping agency panel says the russian government is involved in a coverup by its track and field athletes. an australian official for the rio olympics said today that the report that accused russians of doping was incredibly dark and incredibly disturbing. >> it's a message to world support not only athletics and not only russia today is a fantastic message that everybody, you will be caught at some point in time. you cannot hide. and it's a good message for us and for all the clean athletes around the world. >> the head of the russian track and field federation says the

accusati accusations of state-sponsored doping are part of a conspiracy. quite a different type of day than what we've been seeing recently. we've had mild weather, sunshine, but not today. some on-and-off rain, we had heavy rain in parts of the area overnight. we have another round of steadier rain, somewhat heavier coming tonight and a chilly but dry weekend ahead. you can see underthe skyline picture the tops of the buildings cut off by those low clouds. it's still raining in philadelphia but it's 61 degrees. not all that cold. winds east/northeast at 12 miles an hour as humidity, of course, is pretty high. we're only 52 degrees in reading. 50 in the poconos so it is chilly in some parts of the area. 56 in west chester but 63 in

millville and that's the mildest temperature on the map right now. we are five to eight degrees warmer than at this time yesterday in much of the area, despite the rain, despite the wind off the ocean. and you can see on the radar in the past hour the it's getting much more patchy than it was earlier were you had the steady rain which is what we have right now in burlington and ocean counties. it's not that heavy. we're not seeing yellows and reds in there but we did have really heavy rain in parts of delaware and south jersey this morning. not far from smyrna. radar estimate two and a half inches of rain both east and west of smyrna. also across parts of salem and cumberland counties in new jersey close to two inches of rain. but much, much less in northern newcastle county. so let's see what will happen through the afternoon. we have the patchy light rain

but this evening another area is develops and we could be seeing locally heavy rain in the lehigh valley and the poconos. it's cloudy by tomorrow morning. it will take a while for the sun to be coming out. it will be a decent day for veterans day. then on thursday we'll watch the cold front coming in from the west bringing some showers it with, not the kind of steady rain that we've had today. and then the drier air comes in behind that. we're still a tropical storm not that far off the united states coast but it's moving to the northeast at 20. that is the important part, not the fact that it's close to hurricane strength. it's moving away from the u.s. for today, periods of rain, breezy, high temperatures in the low 60s, some places north and west don't get out of the 50s and the seven-day forecast pretty nice for veterans day,

start off with clouds and sunshine later. here's showers coming through on thursday, not an all day rain and then it starts getting colder friday, a chilly weekend but it looks like it will stay dry. >> thank you, glenn. the nation's finest craft artists are coming to philadelphia to show off and sell their work. it's part of the 39th annual philadelphia museum of art and craft show. here to tell us more is el lann c -- ellen kaplan, the chair of the philadelphia museum of arts show. tell us about the various art forms that will be on the place at the show and the artists that have been chose on the participate. >> thank you for having me today, vai. we have 195 of the finest artists from across the country. as we speak right now they're moving into the pennsylvania convention center. they were chosen from over a thousand applicants for the show and the proceeds from the show at the pennsylvania convention center go back and benefit the philadelphia museum of art.

>> and these -- we just want to -- we're showing some of the art here. some of this stuff here has been on display at the smithsonian and the carnegie museum, the white house museum. so this is just like top-of-the-line stuff. >> that's right, vai. it's very fine crafts. high-end fine crafts. it 1350es c it's 13 categories of crafts to represent everything from jewelry, paper, metals, furniture. there's something for everyone at the show. >> and it's quite competitive it appears to get into the craft show. >> it is. many artists tell us they've aspired for years to get into the show. it's a juried show so you have to be selected to get into the show. we have an emerging artist category at the show, artists that have been practicing in their craft for less than six years. >> amazing. you mentioned the money donated, some $11 million? >> we're just shy of $11 million. it's the 39th year that the philadelphia museum of art has put on the craft show and we

raised $10.9 million that goes directly back to the museum. >> then there's the gala. that's tomorrow night. tell us more about that. >> tomorrow night is our preview party. so there's collectors that want a first look, come in and pick out their crafts before anyone else has a chance to come to the show. that's open from 4:00 to 9:00 tomorrow night at the pennsylvania convention center. you can buy your tickets at the door or go to our web site pmacraftshow.org. >> ellen, thank you for telling us more about this show. this year's philadelphia museum of art craft show runs thursday to sunday at the pennsylvania convention center as ellen just mentioned. the preview party is tomorrow from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. we've posted a link at our web site and on our mobile app. if you want more information, just go there. ellen, thank you for coming in. >> thank you, vai. extra pounds aren't good but where you carry them could matter. your body shape could determine how long you'll live. see what researchers have uncovered. we'll have that coming up. plus, doing the leg work, see why what happens with your

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chipotle restaurants in oregon and washington state that closed after an e. coli outbreak could reopen as soon as tomorrow. health officials say test of thousands of produce samples turned up negative for e. coli. the investigation centered around 43 locations that were

forced to close. dozens of customers reported getting sick. before the restaurants open again, they must pass a local health inspection and replace all produce. new research says your body shape can have a bigger impact on the risk of early death, more than your weight. the mayo clinic study found normal-weight adults who carry belly fat have the worst long-term survival than any other group, regardless of body mass index. in fact, data show the normal-weight person with mid-section obesity had twice the mortality risk of people considered to be obese by bmi alone. another new study. this one finds improving your leg strength could beef up your brain. researchers assess the thinking, learning, and memory skills of more than 300 women over a ten-year period. they found leg power was a better predictor of cognitive change than any other life-style factors. the reason for this link isn't quite clear but experts say it could involve changes in immune function, blood flow, or nerve

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just about 11:30. it's damp and dreary out there. rain is falling in some areas and another round is on the way. nbc 10's first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is hear what the forecast. glenn, the picture behind me says it all. it's overcast and you can't see the top of those buildings on the philly skyline. >> yeah. the clouds are pretty low to the ground and it continues to be damp out there.

it is windy. everything is wet and it's going to pretty much stay like this for the rest of the afternoon. the live radar shows that the steadiest rain continues to be in ocean county, new jersey, also fairly steady in the pocono mountains but just patchy light rain elsewhere. we have had some heavier rain earlier today, especially in parts of newcastle and kent county in delaware. but as you can see, there isn't anything that's imminent that is especially heavy, certainly nothing severe, nothing related to a flood threat. but it's going to be a while before we clear out of this thing. now, the temperature in philadelphia not too bad, 61 degrees, 61 in northeast philly. 61 in atlantic city and wildwood. north and west it's chilly, 54 in allentown. the temperature not going to change very much. if anything, it will draj ggrad

go down into the upper 50s. periods of rain generally on the lighter side but it picks up again this evening as it gets heavier. more on the timing of that and when we finally dry out with the seven-day in a few minutes. we just want to remind our viewers, if you're on the go today, get the latest first alert forecast right to your phone. download, it's a free nbc 10 mobile app to keep track of the rain in your area. we continue to follow breaking news this morning. philadelphia police are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man inside a corner store this morning. this happened on the 700 block of north 38th street in the city's mantua neighborhood and there were children inside that store at the time of the murder. nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us on the scene. matt, you have new information? >> reporter: that's right, vai. one of the bits of information that there were children in the store at the time. we spoke with the owner a few minutes ago who told us he was upstairs at the time when the

shots were fired. let me get out of the way here. delight is with where this happened. we're at the corner of north 38th street and aspen. about 8:30, someone went into the store and repeatedly shot a 22-year-old man who was sitting in a chair and the owner says he heard four shots. the victim was taken to presbyterian hospital. he died about a half hour later. plenty of questions remain unanswered at this point, but a police captain tells us the motive does not appear to be robbery. earlier we saw more than a half dozen witnesses come out of the store and get into a police van. they were taken away for more questioning. i counted about eight people who got into the van. the owner says the store was crowded at the time. 8:30 in the morning and, yes, they were children in the store at the time. >> something happened, you know, i don't know -- i see everything in the camera, what happened. somebody came and killed -- he killed somebody. >> reporter: the owner says the

shooting didn't have anything to do with his store but terrible nonetheless. we're back live on the scene north 38th street and aspen. investigators have been going in and out of the store. they did take that surveillance video but at the moment police have said no weapon has been found and no arrest in the murder of this 22-year-old man. my colleague doug shimell is down here talking to neighbors. he'll have an update later. checking out our nbc 10 headlines, police are looking for two men they say were involved in a home invasion in franklin township, gloucester county. police are hoping you recognize the man seen here in this picture. they say he walked into witthe a after beating a man inside an apartment. police say he started to surrender then dropped his hands and ran off. pennsylvania's embattled attorney general kathleen kane will face a judge surrounding the second set of perjury charges against her. kane is accused of leaking

secret grand jury material a reporter then lying about it. the judge suspended her law license while she fights the charges against her. >> we work, we sweat! fast food workers across the country are walking out of their work in their fight to earn $15 an hour. picketers in the rain outside of mcdonald's at 31st and allegheny. they'll join other protesters for a rally at city hall later today. the president of temple university is on board for the plan for an on campus football stadium. he wrote an editorial the inquirer saying the $100 million project is the logical next step for the school. his reasons? momentum at the university and the need for a few game-day experience. right now, the owls play their games at the link and temple says it will work with homeowners in north philadelphia and city council to iron out issues but neighbor wes spoke to -- spoke with aren't sold on the idea just yet.

>> they want it in front of their doos, that's all i have to say. they wouldn't want it across the street from them so why should we have to have it? temple plans to answer more questions about the plan at its board of trustees meeting next month. a top federal safety official says it's time for seat belts in all school buses. 25 american children ride a school bus everyday. the american academy of pediatrics report 7,200 of them are hurt in accidents each year and four children die. video from seat belt manufacturers show unrestrainted dummies thrown through a bus while those who are belted in remain in their seats. only six states, including new jersey require seat belts on large school buses but the nation's top highway safety officer is pushing for tougher rules. >> seat belts save lives so we want to see a three-point seat belt on every school bus in this nation. >> the school bus industry argues that getting children

buckle up is challenging. they say it should be up to state or local authorities to decide whether to require seat belts since equipping a school bus with them costs anywhere from $7,000 to $10,000 per bus. seaworld in san diego says it will shut down its once popular but now controversial killer whale show. it plans to open a new exhibit in its place but as nbc's miguel almaguer tells us, many say seaworld's move isn't enough. >> reporter: at seaworld san diego the show is over -- or is it? the park announcing next year it will phase out its killer whale show after years of mounting criticism over seaworld's treatment of orcas in captivitc. but while they're closing the curtain on the shamu show as we know it, in 2017 a new, bigger killer whale exhibit will be unveiled. what critic this is morning are calling a bait-and-switch.

sam berg was a trainer at seaworld. >> it doesn't sound like they're phasing their killer whale shows. they're just retooling the shows so it doesn't have necessarily the theatrical side of the shows with the leaps and jumps. >> reporter: with 24 killer whales in captivity in three parks air, ten dance is down at shows in san diego. >> all whales in captivity are all psychologically traumatized. >> reporter: the critical documentary black fish helped build a wave of protests and picketing. >> there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. >> reporter: after fighting back and perhaps losing the pr war, the company now says it's listening to its visitors. declining our interview request, seaworld went public online with its new plan for a larger more informative killer whale exhibit in 2017. >> it's going to be focused more on the natural setting, natural environment and also the natural behaviors of the whale. and it will have a strong conservation message. >> reporter: with seaworld promising change, this morning critics say the future for these

whales remains as bleak as ever -- a once-popular show soon to be gone as a new exhibit takes its place. >> that was nbc's miguel al mare g almaguer. there are no plans to cancel shamu shows in orlando or san antonio. the national dog show will once again air this year on nbc 10 on thanksgiving day. the show will be taped this weekend at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks and workers are getting the place ready for more than a thousand dogs and more than a hundred different breeds. later today, the bleachers and carpeting will be installed and it will start coming together. the show happens this saturday and sunday. it's run by the kennel club of philadelphia but goes out the a national audience on thanksgiving morning. the portion that airs on tv is recorded just on saturday and bleacher seats are unassigned so once you buy a ticket you can sit anywhere you'd like. if you're lucky enough, maybe even the front row.

>> the show we try to show all 199 registered kennel club breeds and varieties here. it's just for a few seconds but you can learn so much about all these different breeds here. i would encourage everyone to come out. >> to buy the tickets to the show or the friday night gala, go to our web site at nbc10.com or tap the nbc 10 app. happening today, famed trumpeter and composer wynton marsalis will be honored at a concert. journalist sol dad o'brien is hosting the event tonight at the kimmel center for performing arts in center city. marsalis is expected to perform his original accept tet along with a performance by misti copeland, the first african-american woman named principal dancer at the american ballet theater. under the tuscan sea

cheering crowds welcomed pope francis in the tuscany region of italy today. take a look. people waving vatican flags lined the central square of prado before the holy father visited the town's cathedral. he spoke about the victims of a fire in a textile factory near this town two years ago: pope francis will visit florence later today. concerns about a new version of a classic toy. a barbie controversy has sparked a social media campaign: find out why the new model has some parents upset. we'll have that coming up. when is this rain going to end? i'll show you if the wet conditions will clear out in time for tomorrow's veterans day holiday ahead in my seven-day forecast.

a group has launched a social media campaign against mattel's talking "hello barbie." the doll carries a conversation with the child by recording what the child says and sends it via wi-fi the cloud for barbie's computer generated response. the campaign for a commercial free childhood claims the new doll threaten what is it calls children's privacy, well-being, and creativity. mattel isn't commenting on the controversy but says it's committed to safety and security when bringing new products to the market. get a friend; give a friend.

shoppers who buy an american girl doll this month can make a child in a hospital smile. new through the end of the months for you buy an american girl doll, the company will donate a second doll to the children's hospital association. american girl says it will give up to a thousand dollars each day through this campaign. the nation's largest toy store says it will be open on thanksgiving with extended hours. just like the past two years, toys "r" us will open on thanksgiving day at 5:00 p.m. and keep its stores open all the way until 11:00 p.m. black friday: target will be open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day with more deals on tap for 7:00 a.m. on black friday. many deals involve apple products. if you buy an ipad 25air 2, ipa mini, apple watch you'll get a target gift card. headphones are also on sale for $100 cheaper. beats is owned by apple.

h & m says its stores will be closed on thanksgiving so the employees can spend time with their friends and family. they join t.j. maxx, staples, home depot, rei and costco in deciding not to open their doors on thanksgiving day. a terminally ill texas man whose dying wish was to see the latest installment in the "star wars" series has died. according to a post on his wife's facebook page, daniel needwood died in his sleep this morning. fleetwood was a life long "star wars" fan who hoped to see "star wars, the force awakens" before he died. and thanks to director j.j. abrams, he was able to watch it last week. dani daniel's wife ashley said her husband put up an amazing fight to the very end. show we "he is now one with god and with the force." two role models for young women are returning to our area to talk about what it takes to overcome adversity.

soccer stars carly lloyd and heather mitts is lead a mental toughness seminar in fwhubnew j. heather played on three olympic gold teams. i covered all of those. we welcome you back to nbc 10. >> good to be here. >> we're proud you're doing color commentary. >> you guys helped for sure. >> we helped you start off in television. tell us about the seminar. is this for parents? for coaches? kids? the mother of three as a single mom trying to make ends meet? >> everybody. everybody. we want to empower women. we want to have kids there that can look up to us. they don't necessarily have to be soccer players, they could be athletes, parents, all walks of life. >> we see a picture of you and carly here. tell us what it takes to get past adversity. you had a difficult time coming out of college, you had all

kinds of injuries and issues and there was a time in your olympic career when you were like long in the tooth as it were. >> for me it's all about mental toughness and having the right habits and setting your sights high and doing everything possible to reach those goals. and that's what it's all about is having that strong will, the will to fight and it really does come down to the mentality more than anything and the habits and that's what we want to be able to do at this seminar is to teach and to inspire. >> you've had your own struggles that you've tried to overcome. what do you think you've learned from watching carly and what she's done in her experience? >> i'm so proud of carly. we have trained together for quite some time now and i think her professionalism is above anybody else's and she always had it in her mind she wanted to be the best player in the world

and nothing stood in her way and when it comes down to it she has worked harder than anybody else i played on the national team with. so she deserves every minute of it. >> let's talk about your situation. >> my situation. [ laughter ] >> i just mentioned as i sat down here during the break that i saw your husband, a.j., former eagles quarterback, sign with your little boy connor holding him on his shoulder at eagles alumni day. tell us what it's like to be a mom and a wife and doing fun stuff. >> it is so different but so amazing and i'm so fortunate to have been able to splay spores for as long as i did but this is the best chapter of my life. it has changed my thinking on everything just being a mom and wanting to empower women. >> sounds like being a mom has helped your mental toughness. >> it's amazing. it's made me stronger.

i'm very thankful for all of it. >> heather mitts, good luck to you, we're so happy for your success. >> the mental toughness seminar will take place tomorrow from 6:30 to 8:30, i may have to come by there. >> we'd love to have you. >> for a link to more information, go to our web site or the nbc 10 mobile app. >> kind of a damp day out there. it's going stay that way. we have more rain coming but it's not a steady rain everywhere. kind of on-and-off rain. generally on the lighter side at least for the next few hours. another round coming tonight where it may get steadier and heavier. at least for a few hours. we have a chilly weekend coming up and we're sure about what will be happening over the week end in general. it's still wet out there.

we're not seeing reports of really heavy rain. the wind is basically out of the east. it's been kind of breezy but the temperature not all that low and the severe weather threat is kind of low for flooding for any kind of thunderstorms. there is a chance there could be thunderstorms in parts of south jersey later today or this evening but that east wind really tends to stabilize the atmosphere and cuts down the chances for severe storms. it's only 53 in reading, 54 in allentown, 61 in philadelphia. only 56 in in coatesville. 58 in trenton. at the shore, well, we have the east wind and it's a gusty one today. temperatures holding around the 60 degree mark. you can see on the radar that thereby gaps in this, the steady

rain area goes from connecticut down to burlington county in new jersey so still raining steadily in ocean county, for example, and starting to taper off in parts of burlington county. the heaviest rain overnight fell in parts of newcastle county. southern portion of newcastle county near smyrna. up to two and a half inches of rain activated by radar. so much less to the north so we have another area of rain that's going to be coming in this evening, especially to the north and west the way our computer model is showing. it will take a while to clear up once we get through the night tonight and into tomorrow so we start off the day tomorrow on the cloudy side but we're not expecting rain and sunshine coming in during the afternoon. today periods of rain, kind of breezy, temperatures in the upper 50s north and west and low 60s elsewhere.

tomorrow we start off with clouds, sun later in the day. the average high is 59. some showers with a front on thursday so that's not an all-day thing. that's just a couple showers and then it gets dry and colder. looks like pretty high confidence of sunshine and below normal temperatures over the weekend. we'll be right back.

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now chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. kind of a busy day for you out there. >> we're watching the radar, see if the new area develops down by washington because we here in a bit of a lull right now in parts of the area. it will be damp, periods of rain during the afternoon. a little bit steady, perhaps heavy in parts of the area but we're expecting it to be dry tomorrow then a cold front comes in on thursday with just some showers. it won't be an all-day thing or even multiple hours and the weekend is looking pretty nice. looking. but it will be on the chilly side and the eagles playing on sunday looks like a pretty good bet it will be dry. the long rain computer models are all agreeing, high pressure keeps us dry, cooler weather but pretty good for football. >> nice far 1:00 kickoff.

thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11 clock. i'm vai sikahema. for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of us. stay dry out there.

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