and right now at 11:00, showers have moved out, but the clouds, they're lingering after a wet start to the day. we take a live look right now at lincoln financial field. those turbines turning there. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with our wet forecast. glenn. >> yeah, vai. get used to this cloud cover, get used to these cool temperatures. it's in the 50s. it is gloomy everywhere. 57 in delaware. 52 in pennsylvania suburbs. 56 in philadelphia with some sprinkles going on. the steadier and heavier rain has pretty much gone. but the temperatures, well,

they're in the mid 50s for the most part. 54, west mt. aries. 55 at fox chase and philly airport reporting 56 degrees right now. not going to be moving very much during the day. this is what the radar looked like at 11:00 last night when we were getting pounded with heavy rain and thunderstorms. especially bad from dover to cape may. that moved through. we had many hours of rain during the night. but now this main area has moved out. we still have the cloudy skies, and there are patches of light rain or showers back to the west. but nothing like what we saw last night. and let's see what the futurecast has to say for this afternoon's rush. just some scattered generally light to moderate showers. clouds are still there. that will keep the temperatures down. and then a little more significant rain coming through

again after 9:00 tonight. but again, nothing like last night. tomorrow morning, it's still cloudy. there's still showers around. we are stuck in this weather pattern for a while. and as you can see, as we go through the day, cloudy skies continue in philadelphia, up to 60 degrees by 6:00. not rising very much. p.a. suburbs, chester, bucks, montgomery county, delaware county, only 58 degrees at 6:00. it doesn't drop much tonight. lehigh valley only 57 degrees. delaware, up to 60. new jersey, 57. new jersey shore, 55 degrees. it's pretty cloudy and nasty. maybe a couple sprinkles from time to time. we'll talk more about when a little more significant rain is coming with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >> new jersey authorities are searching for an inmate who escaped from prison.

south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is live for us with more on the search. tell us who they're looking for and when and how this happened. >> it's now been more than five hours since the department of corrections in bay side prison has been able to account for this prisoner. his name is arthur buckel. and the minimum security prison is located just beyond the gates, right down this road on the grounds of a psychiatric hospital. let's take a look at what he looks like. 6:00 a.m., a check of all the prisoner beds this morning, that's when the department of corrections realized prisoner arthur buckel had escaped. he's just 19 days away from being paroled. right now, police and corrections officers are crawling and combing the neighborhoods that border this facility, looking for him. we found them on cedar road. so far, there is no sign of buckel, who is serving time for aggravated assault.

winds low police are also assisting in the manhunt. they don't know what clothes he was wearing. local resident matt harrison saw the commotion. he became concerned. he pulled over to ask us what was going on? >> i was on the pike, i saw them ride through there. i kind of came this way because i saw them heading this way. keep your eye out and lock your doors. for us to be a little more secure, i think. >> and in a cell phone message to residents, they say buckel is about 5'9", weighs 180 pounds, has a goatee and a small tattoo under his left eye. also important to note i checked with wins low police and hamilton police to ask if any of the schools are on lockdown. they tell me no, but police are crawling thou these neighborhood and anyone with information regarding his whereabouts, you should contact police immediately. i'm cydney long, nbc10 news. >> thank you for that

information. happening now, day two of jury selection in a federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah. this is video of him entering the courthouse yesterday. a pool of 250 potential jurors. he's accused of taking bribes and misusing hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign money, charitable funds, and campaign money to pay off personal dents. he lost to dwight evans in his primary re-election bid. >> today, a bucks county woman charneled with murdering her toddler daughter. kayla moore is accused in the beating death of 2-year-old athena wolf. the child dies a week ago today. moore told police her daughter fell down while playing, but investigators say the female suffered injuries more in line with a car accident than a slip and fall. moore is being held without bail. another child who was in the house at the time is now in protective custody. >> and philadelphia police call a shooting that left two cousins

wounded rather unusual. a 16-year-old boy and a 20-year-old woman were found around 1:00 this morning in north philadelphia. police say the victims lived close to the scene of the shooting, but instead of running home, they were found two blocks away. time to get a check on the roads with traffic reporter jessica boyington who is checking the wet roads. what do you see? >> we are still watching 95 over the delaware state line for this accident. one of the few that's left out there. a lot are clearing up. this is around namen road, headed southbound. this accident scene is still on the right-hand shoulder and all of the southbound lanes, that delay has thinned out and they're getting by nicely with no problems. if you're heading out the door, maybe out in west deptford township, that vehicle still off the road, it's blocked in both directions. you can see 295 right underneath route 44 right in here, that's still in the green. that can be your alternate.

the schuylkill expressway, we're seeing delays east and westbound because we have work crews around gerard avenue, making for a little bit of a slowdown here, more specifically into center city eastbound. if you take mass transit, the broad street line is dealing with track issues so the southbound trains are not stopping at fairmount station. >> thank you. take a good look at these images. police hope this new video can catch the man seen on camera stealing another man's bag of cash in south philadelphia. the surveillance system captured the suspect lingering outside the club on packer avenue back on the night of the crime, april 6th, when it happened. video shows the suspect snatching the victim's bag, which contained $5,000, plus a driver's license and credit cards. the suspect then took off running through the parking lot. if you happen to recognize the

suspect, you're asked to call police. and this morning, crews will be back at the schuylkill river to figure out where a mysterious oil sheen came from. the oil sheen surfaced yesterday in center city and spanned about a quarter mile. the coast guard is working with the office of emergency management and the fire department to determine the source of the material in the water. whose's responsible and how best to clean it up. >> and tonight, you can find out what's in our water. experts will answer your questions during a meeting at the academy of natural sciences in center city. the main concern is lead, which can leach into water as pipes corrode. you can also find out what officials are doing to prevent that from happening. if you have your own questions, admission to tonight's town square meeting is free. and it starts at 6:30. some children facing serious challenges in life are getting a treat this morning. they're on their way to disney world.

operation dream lift took place this morning at the national guard terminal of mercer county airport in west trenton. the program helps seriously ill and physically challenged or abused children travel to the leend resort. here they are getting ready to leave. new jersey state troopers and volunteered dressed as costumed characters were there to send the children off on their trip onboard a chartered jet. >> a once in a lifetime trip that she'll be able to go on. >> it's a one-day trip. the children fly down today and return later tonight. the sunshine foundation has beeó running operation dream lift for three decades now. up next, killed in the line of duty. an american soldier has died in iraq during an attack involving isis militants. we'll have new details on the latest u.s. casualty. just want to know how you can say you're going to put a lot of coal miners out of jobs and come in here and tell us how you're going to be our friend. >> and coal miners controversy.

democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton uncomfortable confrontation and what she told an out of work coal miner who criticized comments she made about putting the industry out of business. well, steady rain has moved out for now, but we're dealing with cool, cloudy, and damp conditions for the rest of the week. is the wet weather going to move out in time for mother's day?

defense secretary ash carter

announced this morning that an american serviceman was killed in iraq. carter made the announcement at the start of a news conference in germany where he has been meeting with european allies this week. carter said the service member was in the iraqi town of erbil, a u.s. military official said the american was killed while advising kurdish peshmerga troops there. he was killed by direct fire after isis forces penetrated peshmerga's forward line. >> serious fight that we have to wage in iraq. there are american service members involved. >> the obama administration has been pressing the effort against isis in iraq. >> rebels in syria fired rockets in aleppo today. syrian state television said one rocket hit a hospital, killing four people. more than 250 civilians have been killed in the past two weeks in aleppo.

>> marco rubio led an american delegation that met today with the speaker of the iraqi parliament. the meeting came just days after the iraqi parliament was stormed by thousands of followers of an influential shiite cleric. >> and by tonight, the campaign may be all but over for some presidential candidates. the nation's attention is on indiana as a primary polls open there this morning. nbc10 national correspondent edward lawrence is in washington and shows us what's happening. >> voters are flocking to the polls in indiana, where in this open primary, even registered independents can participate. senator ted cruz has drawn a line in the sand, making a stand against donald trump in the hoosier state. >> indiana faces a choice and it's a choice not just for the state, not just for the republican party, but for the entire country. >> cruz's vice presidential pick pushed for last-minute volts at a pancake vote. but momentum may already be

shifting. a new national nbc news/survey monkey poll shows trump increasing his lead with 56% support. 34 points ahead of cruz. >> lying ted does not have the temperament to be doing this. >> for democrats, senator bernie sanders says he will not bow out of the race. hitting hillary clinton again about money she got from wall street. >> you know, i think if you give a speech for $225,000 for an hour's work or 20 minutes work, it must be an unbelievably brilliant speech. >> clinton in west virginia trying to persuade coal miners she's on their side. >> i'm going to get up every single day trying to figure out what to do to help you. >> indiana voters find themselves the next stop of a highly contested race. experts say at this point, senator bernie sanders' goal is to move hillary clinton's platform to the left, because he likely will not win the nomination. in washington, edward lawrence,

nbc news. meantime, campaign spokesperson for senator ted cruz say they made a mistake in promising the senator would be at an indiana event earlier this morning. cruz was supposed to campaign with his wife heidi and running mate carey fiorina at this pancake restaurant just outside of indianapolis, but 30 minutes before the start of the event, his campaign informed supporters the senator would not be there. fiorina and mrs. cruz did attend and shook hands. let's give you a live look from charleston, west virginia, where democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is gathering with community leaders to talk about the substance abuse epidemic in that area. >> and we have more on clinton's effort to courting voters in eastern aplas vegasa. she's looking to regain support after saying at a recent town hall she would put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business during a community discussion in virginia, she was confronted about the comment.

in a candid moment, apologized to a man who lost his job at a coal company. >> it was a misstatement because what i was saying is that the way things are going now, we will continue to lose jobs. that's what i meant to say, and i think that that seems to be supported by the facts. >> voters in west virginia go to the polls on may 10th. nearly all of detroit's public schools are closed for a second day today as mass teacher sick-outs over payroll continue. the district is projected to run out of cash by the end of next month. and without state funding, teachers who have opted to receive their pay over 12 months instead of the course of the school year won't get checks this summer. more than 45,000 students aren't in school today because of the sick-outs. well, we had most of our

rain overnight. now we're left with cloudy skies and fog. it's cool for this time. 57 in delaware, and some of the coolest weather in the p.a. suburbs. 52 degrees, 56 in philadelphia. let's see if the temperatures are going to go anywhere during the day today. in philadelphia, look at that. may go up like a degree. trenton, going up a degree or so. reading, going up a couple degrees. up to 58. wilmington, going up to 59. some places may not even hit 60 degrees today. you can check out your seven-day at the bottom of your screen for your area, see if we're going to get above 60 for the rest of the week. you don't have to wait until the end of the weather anymore to see the seven-day, and it's not just a philadelphia seven-day anymore. now, let's check out some of these temperatures. up to the north and west. berks county and lehigh valley.

fleetwood, only 51 degrees. allentown, 53. bethlehem, 54. easton, 54 degrees. so it is cool. it is cloudy everywhere, too. and one little bit of sunshine just right at washington, but that's a really cloudy map, and it's going to stay that way. and as we go through the rest of the day, we're not seeing very much rain. the last of it is down toward the shore. and this is some of the areas that actually got hit pretty hard. there's a lot of lightning strikes last night. but just a little light rain there, a little light rain up toward atlantic city and back toward vineland, but that will be moving out. overall, though, it's cloudy and damp. it's going to stay that way. here's the futurecast. we go through this afternoon, mostly just clouds. and a little fog. maybe a couple sprinkles from time to time. but no significant rain. as we go through the night

tonight, little bit more, especially coming through delaware and south jersey, but nothing like last night. and then here comes wednesday. more rain. the heaviest will be back in central pennsylvania. there's wednesday afternoon. more rain. especially north and west toward the lehigh valley and berks county. wednesday night, still more rain. still cloudy. we are stuck in this weather pattern. and there's thursday in the afternoon. same story. so in the neighborhoods today, a little patchy drizzle, 59 for the high in university city. byberry may get to 61. a couple sprinkles in parts of the area. jersey shore, kind of chilly. 58 with that rain ending in atlantic city area. dover up to 63. that's a warm spot. let's see if it improves any.

tomorrow, up to 63. we have rain, all three days. not going to rain the whole time. we're not talking heavy rain. look at thursday, 58 degrees in pennsylvania suburbs. 57 in lehigh valley. so thursday is going to look a lot like today. tomorrow, maybe not quite as cool. there's new jersey at 62. jersey shore at 59. delaware at 62. but there may be some improvement. there will be some improvement as we head to mother's day weekend. more with the ten-day a little later. >> all right, thank you, glenn. >> now to a disaster. a small miracle emerges. a discovery rescuers made from a building reduced to rubble several days ago and renewed hope to find more survivors. and no more excuses. just in time for summer, the jersey shore towns that will let beachgoers buy badges with an app.

america's oldest continuously operating theater is getting set for a big event this friday night. come here, the music play and evening of candor is a celebration of broadway classics as well as the people who contributed to the success of the walnut street theater. rebecca is the director of institutional management for the walnut street theater. we were laughing about your title, because i'm fascinated by titles. tell me what the director of institutional advancement does. >> clearly, i advance the

institution. >> i love it. >> in my purview, the wonderful abut to go out and help walnut theater raise money to continue the shows we do and the educational programs in schools. >> shows and programs are absolutely wonderful. tell us about friday's gala concert. >> the walnut is celebrating its 207th anniversary this year. we hold a gala concert every year to commemorate that event. we have an amazing concert planned at the theater. we have almost 700 people slated to be attended. we're going to do great music from the candor and ebb canon. >> the event is a fund-raiser as well. you have to constantly fund raise because a theater like this of this size, but there's so many people who come through there. i'm amazed when i'm there at the theater looking at the walls, at the number of people, the great people who have come through that theater. >> absolutely. we have thousands of actors who have been with us since we started producing theater in the

'80s. and so many of them live and work right here in philadelphia and raise their families, and that's a tremendous acco accomplishment for us that we can support the local community in that way. >> tell us how the money is used. >> we offer education programs that reach 180,000 kids in a given year. some of the programs take place in the theater, theater schools, the walnut street theater for kids program, but a lot happen in the schools. we have a wonderful touring outreach program and residencies and school adoptions that work intensively with philadelphia schools. >> speaking of adoptions, i brought wednesday's child kids to your theater, you do such a great job helping the kids. tell me about some of the people you will honor who made a difference at the walnut street theater. >> we do have the pleasure of honoring a couple wonderful people. one is a longtime trustee, audrey, a wonderful supporter, and committed to arts and education. and another is an employee at

the theater for 43 years. len careabell. a controller, a wonderful han e handler of finances, and 43 years, we should honor that. >> absolutely right. tickets are still available for the walnut street theater's gala concert this friday, and it begins at walnut street and it's followed by a vip party. head over to our website or check out our app. thank you so much. well, the rain has moved out for now at least, but we're still dealing with cloudy, cool, and damp conditions today throughout our area. here's a live look right now at the skyline of center city, philadelphia. glenn will let us know when we'll see sun again and if the rain will put a damper on mother's day plans. that's straight ahead. plus, a drug many police departments use in our area to counter the effects of heroin.

now there's a new place for the public to get access to the life saving drug narcan. we'll have details.

moving out after a very wet start to the day. we take a look at the jersey shore from our camera at the marquis de lafayette hotel in cape may. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with our forecast. glenn. >> yeah, vai, we had the heaviest rain, steadiest rain overnight. now it's just cloudy and cool and not going to warm up a whole lot. 56 in philadelphia. 54 in coatesville, one of the warm spots. dover alt 59 degrees. and we're going to continue to see this cooler weather. as we go into delaware, remember yesterday afternoon? we saw parts of the state in the

50s, parts in the 70s. to near 80. well, it's 56 in wilmington. 56 in newark. 57 in odessa. fairly uniform. we're only in the 60s in the south, where it was in the upper 70s at this time yesterday. georgetown, 65. that was close to 80 degrees yesterday. milton, 66. they were also in the upper 70s. so dover is stuck in the clouds as well. and you're going to stay with the cooler temperatures. the visibility, it's low, but not super low. so it's kind of a light fog as we would put it. visibility in pottstown, 1 1/4 miles. philly international, 2 1/2 miles. that's enough to slow things down but not shut down the airport for takeoffs and landings. and the rest of the area, southern delaware and south jersey, visibility is just fine. but it's still cloudy. the rain pretty much offshore

now, last few sprinkles in the atlantic city area. more rain to the west, doesn't look that impressive now, but it is going to be providing more rain as we go through the afternoon, just a few sprinkles around. but tonight, a little bit more than sprinkles. and then tomorrow, and friday, but over the weekend, may see some changes. we'll see that with the ten-day in a few minutes. >> all right, see you then, glenn. >> new jersey authorities are searching for an inmate who escaped from prison. cydney long is live for us in atlantic county with more on the search. what's the latest? >> hi, vai. i just hung up with niew jerseys department of corrections and they couldn't share specific details about how he escaped. their message was, quote, we just want to find them. they discovered arthur buckel missing in a 6:00 al head count

and bed check. freedom was on the horizon. he was scheduled to be paroled in just 19 days. the 38-year-old has been here on the site since november on aggravated assault charges. since his escape this morning, corrections officers during with winslow police have been saturated the neighborhoods as part of the manhunt. we found them on cedar road, looking in cabins there. so far, no sign of buckel. bayside is a north jersey facility which houses its minimum security prisoners here, but i'm told he does not suffer any mental disability. still, it's been about five and a half hours since prison officials have been able to account for him. schools in the area are not on lockdown, but residents are asked to stay alert, to lock their doors and windows. buckel is about 5'9". he has a goatee, about 180

pounds and a small tattoo under his left eye. if you encounter him, anyone knows where he is, you're asked to call 911 or contact police immediately. we're live. i'm cydney long, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >> acme pharmacies are the first to carry the nasal spray version of narcan. it's a drug that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. nbc10 at the acme pharmacy on north sprawl road. the physician general issued a standing prescription order that allows the general public to buy norcan. officials hope opioid users will buy it so they can use it in case of an overdose. >> we're here to announce we're hoping that all residents that have someone that has a problem with drugs reach out, have this available to them. don't wait until the last minute. >> dave white says narcan has saved 250 lives so far in delaware county.

the nbc 10 digital team spent five months investigating the issue of opioid addiction. you with watch their special report right now at nbc10.com or on the nbc10 mobile app. >> rescuers in kenya this morning pulled a baby alive from the rubble of a building that collapsed more than three days ago. doctors are now treating the child at a nairobi hospital. the baby had no physical inju injuries but was suffering from dehydration. an official said the baby is about seven months old. 23 people died when the building collapsed. kenya red cross says 93 people have been reported missing so far. and flames tore through a massachusetts yacht club overnight. at least two boats caught fire in the town of newton. so far, no reports of any injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. new jersey based pharmaceutical company johnson & johnson must pay $55 million to the family of a south dakota woman who blamed her

ovarian cancer on their talcum powder. the second trial loss for johnson & johnson this year. they're facing about 1200 looults from people who claim it didn't adequately warm consumers about the cancer risks involved in talc based products. johnson & johnson plans to appeal. >> a new video this morning of a fire rescue in california. take a look at this save from a perspective of a firefighter's helmet cam. >> chief, found two victims. >> four kittens were rescued from a burning wood pile outside a building in northern california. the firefighters discovered the animals as they tried to stop the fire from spreading. they doused the kittens with water to get firefighting foam off them and reunited them with the mom. she appeared during the cleanup operation. >> astronomers say the discovery of three new planets could fight our chances of fighting extraterrestrial life. three planets circle a small dim

star at a distance that provides the right amount of heat to be liquid water on the surface. the conditions may be critical for fostering life. european southern observatory created this animation showing what the planets might look like. the planets are 40 light years away, which is relatively close in astronomical terms. grieving families rely on them for comfort and professionalism, but unlicensed funeral directors and funeral homes are a problem in the state of pennsylvania. tonight, the nbc10 investigators take us inside pennsylvania's unlicensed funeral industry and dig into what's being done to stop it. this started with a single tip and led to mitch blocker to regulators where some surprises awaited. tell us how you get the tip and where it took you. >> this is a story that got more bizarre the deeper we dug. it started with a tip about an unlicensed funeral home in chester. when we went inside, it looks just like a working funeral

home. it was set up for a viewing. there was embalming equipment, and we found two bodies inside that funeral home. we started asking questions. how could this be? the bodies are not supposed to be in an unlicensed funeral home. we headed to harrisburg to ask the state funeral board how it regulates and that's when the story took an unexpected turn and uncovered a flaw with regulations. >> a lot of jobs require licensing, but a lot of people assume if somebody sets up shop, they have a hearse and a sign in the front door, that they're licensed, but that's not the case. >> not so, especially in the funeral industry. the funeral industry is set up much like any other industry as far as regulation goes. the medical industry, the contracting industry. there's a board that issues a license to its members. you have to meet certain standards, but you can't work without a license. one of the main points of our investigation is why we find unlicensed funeral directors in pennsylvania and why some of them work for years without being detected. >> pretty amazing. thanks, mitch.

we look forward to your report later today. you can see the full investigation tonight at nbc10 at 11:00, right after chicago fire. well, the olympic torch has landed. today, the flame arrived in brazil's capital ahead of the summer games in rio. earlier this morning, a 27-year-old disabled athlete and syrian refugee carried the olympic torch through a refugee camp in athens. the olympic committee said it's a skresture of support to victims of the ref jugee crisis. they're going to let them compete in rio marching behind the flag. nbc10 is your olympic station. we'll bring you all of the action from rio starting august 5th. >> you no longer need cash on hand to get a beach badge at several jersey beach towns. they have unveiled an app that allows visitors to purchase beach badges with their smartphones. the chief financial officer

tells the press of atlantic city the people who may not have cash or credit cards in their beach bags, but they'll have their phones. she also says the app gives beach goers the chance to purchase the badge at a preseason discounted price. alarming new findings about concussions and youth sports. the study that shows which injured players are more likely to jump back into the game when they probably shouldn't. glenn. >> going to have to keep the umbrellas handy. tracking more rain coming in as we go throughout the week. are we going to see a break from the wet weather in time for mother mfs day? your neighborhood weather forecast is just ahead.

a new study suggests high school football players have more symptoms and longer -- take longer to recover from concussions than youth and college players. researchers found nearly 1 in 5 high school players who suffered concussions needed thirbt days or longer to return to play. youth athletes were most likely to return to play within 24 hours of a concussion. it's called athlete leisure. a fashion trend that has people wearing athletic clothes while doing activities that don't involve sports. while the trend is booming, some businesses are failing. according to reports, sports authority is giving up on restructuring its business and is now hoping a company will buy it or at least some of its assets. courtney reagan takes a closer look. >> while sales of traditional

apparel continue to be sluggish,s of athleisure or sports equipment or simply leisure continues to grow. but not all retailers that sell athletic apparel and equipment are thriving. sports authority, eastern mountain sports and sports chalet are filing for bankruptcy. re ix, nike, and north face are among the outperformers. there are a number of factors separating the all-stars and those on the disabled. stores are hurting sales of goods at retailers like sports authority. you can only customize a pair of nike shoes on nike's website. second, off price options like tj maxx and outlet stores offer lower prices. plus, department stores like macy's, jcpenney, and others offer their own athletic wear brands for aunch lower prices. perhaps most important, connecting the consumer to an experience. like being part of a community of dedicated athletes plays a

bigger role in selling athletic wear and equipment than it does in other areas of retail. >> the game has changed. it's not about having a brick and mortar store and putting a commercial on tv and selling a product. i think now it's really becoming to sell the product, you need to be part of their everyday lifestyle. >> consumers spent time in lululemon stores not only to buy pants, but to practice yoga there, too. nike and underarmour have apps for lifestyles and product recommendations. at rei, shoppers are also shear shareholders in the business. purchasing pays them back in the form of an annual dividend. >> athleisure. sometimes i get tripped up with made up words. that's the problem. that was courtney reagan reporting. >> south street is one of america's most famous streets and a place to be this saturday for the annual south street spring festival.

michael harris is the executive director of the south street head house district. thank you for being here. do you really need to designate a festival for south street? it's a festival down there every day, right? >> it is, but once a year, we pull out all the stops. we bring all 50,000 people down to have a great day in the street. >> tell us more about what's in store. >> it's a full day of shopping, eating, and use music and entertainment all day long. we have a german may fest in the festival, a comics festival, and over 40 bands playing all day. >> tell me a little more about the comic book -- you're reaching out to folks who are loving comic books. i know a few of them. >> there's plenty. >> they tap into a whole network of folks here. >> exactly. we have one of the great comic books, atomic city comics on the street. the first saturday of every may is free comic book day. we have got people dressed up

like superheroes. we decided to bring the festival and bring a comic element in as well. a great thing. it's free and family-friendly for all ages. >> the event is the headhouse district. tell us the work you do to support them and what they do. >> we're a business improvement district. we market the area, support the businesses. we have over 400 great businesses in the area. we try to market that, keep the street clean and safe and fun for everybody. it's of the top destinations in philadelphia. sore we're proud to have people come down and celebrate with us that day. >> speaking of clean streets, you block off south street from where to where? because that allows everybody to walk. you don't have to worry if you have kids, you don't have to worry about cars and all that. >> it works great. we shut down from front to 8th street, then we have the headhouse plaza is closed so we get everybody in. we have strollers and people wandering up and down the street with food, with drinks, with entertainment on every single block and something to do.

you never go 50 feet without seeing something cool and interesting. >> south street is a party anyway, but it's even better on saturday. that's this saturday, may 7th, from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and as michael said, it will run along headhouse plaza between south and pine streets, and on south street from front to 8th. for more information, head to our website at nbc10.com or check out the nbc10 app. michael harris, thank you very much for coming in. hopefully the weather is good for you. >> it looks like it's going to break right. >> speaking of weather. >> certainly not breaking right over the next few days. very variable weather yesterday. some places with sunshine, near 80. others, cloudy and barely above 50. today, much more uniform. we have drizzle in philadelphia now at 56 degrees. also drizzle reported in lehigh valley at 55. and in new jersey, it is cloudy. there was a good bit of rain

last night. and the temperatures generally in the 50s. pitman, 55. turnersville, voorhees, hadden township, a lot of places. 55, clayton, and farther to the north, lumberton, 55. hamilton, 55. 53 degrees in princeton. so like i said, it is fairly uniform. look at the clouds across philadelphia area. we don't have any kind of heavy rain around. take a look at the radar over the past few hours. and you know, we're going to find that we have had the heavier rain, the steadier rain overnight last night. that's moved offshore. y skies remain. and well, let's see if there's more coming. yeah, more moisture, but there's nothing really well organized or heavy. we see some in west virginia. we see some getting into ohio now. and that isn't going to be

bothering us much. now, as we go through this afternoon, the clouds stay around. we don't have much in the way of any kind of steady rain, but we could see drizzle from time to time. tonight, patches of light rain and drizzle and fog. very similar to what we're seeing now. tomorrow, a little more significant rain in the lehigh valley, berks county, and some of the suburbs north and west of philadelphia like chester county, bucks and montgomery. as we go through the afternoon, the heaviest of the rain goes toward harrisburg, but later on during the day, again, lehigh valley, more of the target. tomorrow, where last night, the biggest target was delaware and south jersey. as we go into thursday, we can't get rid of the clouds. and we're going to have the wind coming in off the ocean and temperatures stay low. you can see that in the seven-day forecast scrolling continuously at the bottom of the screen.

and there is 11:00 a.m. thursday. noon thursday. same story, and we may actually see more rain on friday than what we're going to see in the next three days. today in philadelphia, only 59 degrees. again, a little bit of drizzle. we had our most of our rain overnight and first thing in the morning. not going to rain all day. should be cloudy all day, that will keep the temperature down. average high is 70. nowhere near that over the next few days. thursday, 59 with a little more in the way of showers. friday could be the wettest day and also the coolest day. high only 57. there could also be some minor coastal flooding as a result of the new moon plus the east wind. then we start breaking out. as soon as the wind changes and a little sunshine comes out, temperatures just jump up into the 70s. that includes mother's day. may get a thunderstorm. but that's just a relatively brief thing.

looks like most of the day should be dry, and you can see we're brak to drier and warmer pattern monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday of next week. we'll be right back.

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