you'll want to take the rain gear with you if you head ourt. there's a lot of events this weekend. look at future weather, this is 11 p.m., if you have the friday night plans, that's fine, no rain moving in tonight, you see the cloud cover increase in the area, and then we go into early saturday morning, there comes that rain approaching washington, so i think mainly after 8:00 a.m., that's when we see the showers moving in, and there you see the rain getting closer. by thoon, i think the heaviest starts to move in new jersey and delaware and everyone sees that chance of rain as we go into your saturday. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, another look at that and closer look at the rain for tomorrow coming up. don't forget this, while you're out this weekend, track rain with the app, use our new technology to get neighborhood specific forecasts on any of your devices. all right, now to all new details released just today about this year's revamped wawa welcome america sffestival.

>> it's family friendly and free. nbc and comcast universal are the biggest home for the neigh's biggest birthday party. this will host the fireworks show and concert to wrap up the eight-day festival. randy gyllenhaal is live in old city. >> we learned so much about what to expect to see and hear, right? >> a parade here on independence hall, and organizers just announced a new slate of music from kidz bop for the youngest and rap fans and a whole week of events across the city for family friendly fun. from the art museum to independence hall, wawa welcome america promising a week of free family fun. >> i like to watch the fireworks and spend time with my family. >> reporter: this year, a new concert with the philly pops and philly's own fresh off the hit broadway show "hamilton,"

kicking off earlier at 5:00 p.m. >> fireworks are earlier this year, starting at 10:05, and residents are happy they don't hear them go off at midnight. >> new this year, eight full days of free family events leading up to the fourth including free admission to seven philadelphia museums including right here at the national constitution center. >> that would be fun. >> that would be awesome. >> and free movie screenings at the steps to xfinity live and other local philly neighborhoods, and a city wide book reading at 54 public libraries giving 10,000 books to local kids. >> i think that sounds great. i think free events are good for families. >> reporter: organizers say this will all be philly focused honoring the country's birth where it all began. >> philadelphia should own july 4th. we should own independence day. >> a great nation, what it means to be a part of the nation,

bring that into it. >> reporter: watch it live on nbc 10 and 62, and this will be the first year it's broadcast in both english and spanish. if you're down the shore at the beach with a beer on your hand, watch it on the app on your iphone or ipad. live in old city, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> all right, rap di. count on us for everything you want to know about the welcome america fun, look for stories and event schedules on the app and nbc10.com. all right. a tough turn here to delaware now where students at a high school are mourning death of a classmate for the second time in weeks. counselors provided help at howard high school of technology comes a day after a student was shot on a city street and less than a month after another student died after a fight in a school bathroom. nbc 10 delaware reporter tim furlong is there, and the kids have. through a lot. >> reporter: seriously, jim, how

much can a school take? it's wide regarded for unique offerings in curriculum, and, really, the spring of 2016 has been brutal for them. just under one month after amy joyner fran sis died, they needed grief koups lores again. you see from the viewer video, investigators at the scene for hours, and last night, there was a notice confirming another student was murdered, this time, blocks from school and right after dismiss sal thursday. this photo of 15-year-old brandon is from the school's athletic department website, a family friend among the first to see him after he was shot thursday. >> i seep who he was in the face, and they said, it was brandon. >> reporter: police are not saying much about the investigation or what led to th shooting. they do not have anyone in custody, and school officials are not saying much either. candles are lit for brandon, they open the violent stops.

they don't seem to think it will. >> absolutely there's gangs, problem is the gangs are not 27, 22 no more, but they are babies. they are starting at 10 and 11 and 12 getting out of hand. it's gone too far. >> reporter: back live in this troubled school. the suspect took off on foot. police not offering any hints to a motive in the case, and i asked if it's connected to amy's case or if it's any way connected in the gang activity like the neighbors have speculated, and police are not ready to say any of that. as soon as we get answers, we'll bring them to you. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. this just into nbc 10, bill cosby's wife refused to answer dozens of questions in a combative deposition. that's according to a transcript released today. she was subjected to intense questioning in february from a lawyer for seven women suing her

husband. the women claim bill cosby branded them as liars after they accused him of sexually assaulting them decades ago. nbc 10 harry hairston is going through the transself-incriminate and will have more details on the questions coming up at 5:00. and atlantic county girl in critical condition after getting stuck in her parent's bed. police say the 6-year-old girl lost consciousness when she was trapped in become a mechanical bed base. the dad pried the base open a little so she could breathe, but police had to get her out. she was flown to the hospital. new information on the crash of egyptair flight 804 into the mediterranean. officials believe they found some apparent plane debris and oil slick in the sea, but the race is on to find the plane's black boxes. nbc 10 keith jones is live in the digital operations center with the latest developments,

keith? >> reporter: greece' defense minister says authorities spotted a body part, two seats r and suitcases in the search in the mediterranean today. the items found 180 miles north of the egyptian city of alexandria. this location is near where some debris was found yesterday, but authorities say that debris was not from a missing aircraft. today, investigators focused on the plane hours before it crashes, questioning everybody who had access to the plane. it landed in five airports the day before it vanished. investigators are checking and questioning all ground staff at the airport as well as maps worker, caterers, and baggage handlers. french investigators are in kay row now to help with the search, and early data suggests some sort of explosion occurred, and e egyptian authorities say a terrorist attack was more likely than a technical failure.

families of those aboard the flight are waiting for what happened before the crash after much speculation. live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 thursday. i want to go back to the breaking news out of washington, d.c. the secret service lifted the lockdown at the white house. this is new information after the shooting near the white house, and nbc is in washington with the latest on the situation. brian? >> reporter: yeah, jim. this is a tense hour, a man, according to a witness, quoted by our sister station wrc, here in washington says a white man walked up to one of the police security check points on the southwest side of the white house complex and had a gun, just out there, and white house secret service uniform division officers saw it very quickly, approached the man, repeatedly told him to drop the weapon, and when the man did not comply, they say he was shot once in the

chest. the man has been air lifted by united states park police helicopter to a local hospital here. the d.c. fire department says at last check he's in critical condition. investigators say they do know the man's name. it's not clear how that is, but they searched the area around the white house for a vehicle. the fact that the lockdown, that the white house was put under has just been lifted would indicate that they believe that this is an isolated incident, that is it a controlled incident. we should point out that president obama at the time of this security scare was outside of the white house. he was golfing, an afternoon round of golf at the time, but authorities say it's a serious investigation, that it's just beginning. they want to know who this man was and why he brought a gun to the white house complex. jim? >> thank you. the temple university community celebrated a life of former president peter today,

and hundreds of colleagues, friends, and family filled the center to say final good-byes, speaker included former men's basketball coach, john cheney, remembering him for a strong bond with students insisting they call him business his first name. he passed last week at the age of 85. he was president from 1982-2000. when he retired. the university's main arena was renamed in his honor. people in parts of montgomery county can get bottled water curtesy of the epa. there was harmful compounds in public water and private wells near the former willow grove naval station. residents that have levels of chemicals in the water, can get two cases of water at the community center until 6:00 p.m. iconic south jersey landmark

nearly destroyed by fire, but today the columbus farmer's market on route 206 is open for business. grand reopening is set for tomorrow, but today the market is open offering specials as a thank you to customers who offered support in the recovery process. back in november of 014, fire ripped through the retail space, destroying several businesses there, and the market reopened eight days later and construction on the fire damaged area began last summer. >> a fire? summerton this morning. emergency crews treated some residents, but no one was seriously hurt. we're working to learn what caused the fire. a philadelphia man is accused of trying to lure who he thought was a little girl, but was actually a police officer. investigators say ryan posted an online ad saying he had a thing

for young girl, and an officer with the police department talked him into pretending to be a 14-year-old girl. the suspect arrested wednesday when he came to a sonic restaurant to meet the girl. police warn you to be weiry of anyone claiming tor a utility worker. this man is charged with pretending to be a worker to pull off a distraction style burglarly on wednesday. police say he offered to sell a 77-year-old woman discounted utilities and then stole some of her blelongings inside her home. he ran when she confronted him. new video of a thief shoplifting. you see the man walk into the west philadelphia store last sunday and there he was in aisle 18 trying to discreetly put item in the black draw string bag. an employee tried to stop him, and he pulled out a gun, and he backed away, and the suspect ran

off. >> medical students added m.d. to their names today. ♪ they are among hundreds of other students graduating with advanced medical degrees in philadelphia this morning. former secretary of the department of health and human services, dr. louis sullivan, gave the commencement address. 500 graduates and doctorate students received their degrees today in chester. the outdoor commencement ceremony was held in the garden behind old main. arcade ya's class of 2016 received degrees as well today, nearly 500 undergrads picked up diplomas this morning at glenside university. and we gave you a glimpse at the top of the newscast of the regatta underway. we have a live forecast right now. weather-wise, 2 a picture

perfect day. as nbc 10 shows us, it attracts people from all over the country. this event is the pinnacle of high school rowing. >> reporter: with every pull of the ore, they are a stroke closer to the championship event. the two-day regatta attracts teams from nearly 200 high schools to the river. while the competition can be intimidating. the atmosphere is inviting. >> just having all the schools out here, everybody's cheering everybody on. very positive attitudes, and the kids love it. >> the kids get really, really excited about it. they know it's a big deal. >> it's really awesome. you have to work so hard to get here. >> the teams, we took poboats u in october, which was a huge regatta, but having it in your backyard is a good experience.

>> reporter: hundreds of parents in tow, there's opportunity for out of town families to flock to the city after the races. >> we're going to eat cheese steaks. >> reporter: checking out philly? >> oh, definitely, go around, see what's going on in the area. definitely, this opens our eyes to philly. if not for the event, we would not be here today. >> tell your weather man, he got it right today. >> gorgeous afternoon for grilling. >> we brought philly cheese steak sandwiches with us all the way from washington, d.c., how about that? >> reporter: perfect weather to be in the shade. umbrellas coming in handy today and tomorrow. >> well, tomorrow, hopefully, the weather holds out for us. >> reporter: i -- i don't -- don't hold your breath. >> i know. tell you what, it's been a tough spring. >> we row in anything. if the wind is crazy, we are off, but rain is not a big deal. it's a sport, outdoors every day, you just go for it. they are hearty souls, right? they can take the rain.

>> oh, yeah, rowers row in all kinds of weather, but today is a beauty. you can't beat that. >> it is. too bad the changes are coming. >> we wish it would stick around for the entire weekend. today is a perfect spring day. take a look at the entire area right now with our neighborhood weather. plenty of sunshine, and i know you saw how nice it was outside. mid-70s across the board. pennsylvania suburbs 73, new jersey, 75, and lehigh valley, 74 degrees, and also don't forget with the neighborhood weather forecast, your seven-day is scrolling right at the bottom of the screen for you, so you will never miss it. today, it's one of those days we really want to last through the entire weekend, unfortunately, though, we are tracking rain. for your saturday, we have rain mainly after 8:00 in the morning, and some of that rain's going to be heavy. look at your day in philadelphia tomorrow, 7:00 a.m., just cloudy, around 57 degrees, but then after that, closer to noon, we should be seeing rain through the area pretty steady, 62

degrees, by 4:00 p.m., 59 degrees and heavy rain at that time. pennsylvania suburbs, 7:00 a.m., you're cloudy, and noon and 4:00 p.m., there's rainfall, and 8:00 p.m. it moves in, and lehigh valley, you're dry, and at noon, mostly dry, but showers move in at 4:00 p.m. delaware, you see the most rain as well as new jersey and along the shore. high temperatures only in the 50s here, so it's going to be cool and rainy, and if you are along the shore and beaches in delaware and new jersey, it's also going to be windy with that rain, so that's one thing we will watch too. going into sunday, though, it's not a complete washout all weekend. sunday is drier, but afternoon showers in the forecast still for your sunday. at least we'll see more of a break on sunday. next week, though, something to look forward to. we have 80 degree temperatures returning into the forecast, and, so far, that does look to run into your memorial day weekend, so the unofficial start

to summer as u now is looking good. here's a live look at the radar, nice and dry, clouds are around, but we're watching what's down to the west and southwest, and so it's really all this moisture that's seen. it comes together, creates an area of low pressure that slides just to the south and offshorement that's why we expect delaware and new jersey to see the brunt of the rain and wind tomorrow. your forecast for tomorrow high of 62 in bethlehem, 60 in reading with showers in the afternoon for those areas, pennsylvania, 61, 60 in newtown. and 59 with rain, if you're in new jersey, mostly the upper 50s. we'll have an east wind, joan shore wind for majority of the day, atlantic city, 55 and rainy. in delaware, mid-50s, and heaviest rain will be in delaware tomorrow. here's a look at your entire weekend forecast. saturday, especially south and east of philadelphia, and that's where we see the most rain and wind. highs on the cool side, sunday,

we're going to see more of a break. temperatures will be warmer in the 60s and low 70s in the area, but we have afternoon showers coming back. there's more breaks into sunday. look at the 80 degree temperatures in the forecast through your memorial day weekend in the ten-day. >> thank you. now this. check your freezer for recalled bags of frozen fruits and vegetabl vegetables. they could be contaminated with listeria. the largest recall in u.s. history. so far, two people died from the disease and eight others are sick. for a complete list of the recalled products packaged by crf frozen foods, log on to nbc10.com. >> the nutrition labels on food are about to change in a big way. details ahead. plus, trapped in a tanning bed, one woman's unforgettable trip. ahead, a room with a view, this could turn the eiffel tower into

a private hotel. hidden history, the mug that held a secret for 70 years. and summer sizzler at the shore, what's headed to a.c. and look at the action before the show starts. first, though, a look at closing bell on wall street, a good way to enthe week, across the board. >> we put thousands of dollars back into your pocket, and harry answers questions live on air, post now to nbc philadelphia's facebook page or call this number coming up at 4:30.

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olney. we are live over the scene. what have you learned about this, mitch? >> reporter: yeah. we are at hovering at 11th and wagner near einstein medical center, a man in his 20s shot once taken to einstein medical center. the police officer is getting the tape ready to tape off the scene as another officer assists them. we'll watch the scene and let you know if an update when we get it. that's the latest, nbc 10 news. now, a woman in south carolina became trapped in a tanning bed. it took the crews of five fire trucks and ambulance to free her. the first responders say she is okay. >> in great britain, a palace intruder was a convicted murder. british police say dennis hennessey walked grounds for ten

minutes before security stopped him. he pled guilty to trespassing. he was parole after his murder conviction of a homeless man in 1992. >> what if your vacation home in the city of lights was at the eiffel tower? four lucky competition winner will be the fist in history to live in the landmark. the home away company is taking over part of the tower's first floor transforming it into a residential space. lucky winners stay there in a eurosoccer tournament. that's up believele. >> how cool would that be? >> awesome. >> my goodness. there's a restaurant right there, food built in. all you want. >> there you go. next, puppy scams to calls threatening legal action. >> you asked the questions, and investigators have the answer in nbc 10 responds. plus --

>> reporter: atlantic city's skyline is about to get brighter. >> we went to the best in the business to produce it. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg with new shows to light up the board walk this summer. and the board walk's not looking good tomorrow. we have rain on the way for your weekend. heaviest and windiest conditions at the shore and delaware beaches, but who else can expect it and how long it lasts coming up. tonight at 5:00, the power of purple, how a sick classmate inspires students to create a massive message.

back to breaking news in

washington d.c. the secret service lifted the lockdown at the white house after a shooting nearby, and for the first time, we are hearing from people there when this happened. >> keith jones is live in the digital operations center with the latest developments on this case. >> reporter: we continue to learn new information about what happened right now in washington, d.c. witnesses say a man with a gun was walking towards the white house. officials and officers there repeatedly told him to stop, but he kept going, so officers shot him. he was rushed to the hospital. he's now in critical condition. >> saw the secret service walking around him, they surrounded him, and gave him multiple chances to stop his advance. he refused. he just kept walking. gun in plain sight. >> we reiterate, president obama was not at the white house at the time. he was playing golf, but we have learned that vice president joe biden was inside. we can report he's doing fine. reporting live in the digital

operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. working sky high in the sunshine. crews busy atop the tower under correction in center city today. look how much progress they are making. they had a beautiful day for it today. it's been a really gorgeous start to the weekend. if we count friday as the weekend. gorgeous weather will not last. >> that's why there, tracking heavy rain, there on first alert radar, and it's here in the morning. let's check in with our meteorologist. >> what can we expect? when? i don't want to know. >> when you have a day like today, it's hard to see rain tomorrow. there is so much going on, but there's rain on the way. it's in kentucky. this area of moisture, you see the difference between that and our area. we're nice and clear and sunny.

that's not far away, either. it's must'oving in this directi and will be here as you go into saturday. look at future weather. there it comes. this is early saturday, 8:00 in the morning. it is just down around washington, and so i think most of the area will be dry early in the morning, just overcast skies when you wake up. we'll see the rain move in after 8:00 a.m. throughout the afternoon hours, the heaviest rain sits in new jersey and delaware along with a lot of winds, and this computer model in particular's keeping if mostly in new jersey and delaware, and other ones are, in fact, moving up through the philadelphia area, everyone can expect rain tomorrow. the regatta tomorrow, 7:00 a.m. dry and through the afternoon, it's cool at 60 degrees and rainy. make sure you plan accordingly. we have 80s in the forecast next week though. that's straight ahead. >> okay. nbc 10 responds is wrapping up the third week of helping you resolve your consumer

complaints. >> our team recovered nearly 16,000 so far, and our reporter is answering your top consumer questions. this is great people can wry in. >> we love the questions. the first question is from paul who received several phone calls threatening legal action against him if he did not return the call. he wants to know if the calls are legit. we reached out to the fbi. the agency tells us if you know you have not done anything wrong, do not let yourself be fooled. be suspicious of any unsolicited phone calls. plus, don't give money or personal information to someone you did not initiate contact with. if you become a victim, file a complaint with the fbi's internet crime complaint center. the next question comes from rose marie in pipersville. she sent us an e-mail about

puppy scams. she wired $929 to a company to purchase what she thought would be a golden retriever puppy. problem is, she never got a dog. now, there are puppy scheme, and they try to trick you into thinking that you're buying a puppy. to protect yourself, one, you should always visit the kennel in person. responsible breeders and rescue groups should be happy to offer you a tour. also, check references before committing to buying a dog. never send western union or money grams for payments. now, last, we want to tell you about a scheme that travelers should know about. it's called the fake front desk phone call. better business bureau say there's a lot in the area, and you could be targeted while you stay at a hotel. this is how it works. you get a call in the middle of the night, in the room, they wake you up with a phone call claiming to be from the front

dec desk, and they want to verify your credit card information; but the caller is not a hotel employee. instead, it's someone hoping to catch you offguard and dupe you out of your personal information. if this happens to you, hang up and go to the front desk to verify the call. >> yeah. i got a call in the hotel in the middle of the night from the front desk, i want my money back because you woke me up, right? >> think how slick that is, you're groggy, you don't know what's going on, and some say, okay, hold on, i'll tell you what i have here. >> good advice. >> all right. >> thank you. >> sure. if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, go to nbc10.com and click on the responds page, fill out the form, or call us, 610-668-responds. coming up monday, a man's fence cost thousands, but it was not

completed the way he wanted. the contractor did not return his calls, and that's when nbc 10 responds helps. see the outcome monday at 4:00. it is the first time it's happened in two decades. >> major makeover coming to nutrition labels on your food. they are getting more honest. that story's straight ahead. a discovery from a dark time. the mug that managed to keep a secret hidden for seven decades. all new tonight at 5:00 -- >> completely excited, like, yes, sign me up, tomorrow, today, do it right now. >> exciting opportunity for one of camden's finest, but this police officer and her k-9 are also making history. we'll have her story coming up at 5:00.

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makeover for food nutrition labels today. the labels list calories in bigger, bolder type and serving sizes will be more realistic. for example, a small bag of chips will no longer count as a multiple receivering. food manufacturers have to comply with new labels two years from today. >> staffers make a beautiful discovery in the ugliest of places. >> this is amazing. workers at the museum repairing a mug discovered a gold ring and a necklace hidden inside the mug. the jewelry stuffed in a fake double bottom probably belonged to the victim of a nazi death camp. they believe someone in poland hid the items before being sent to the concentration camp. takes your breath away. >> it does. to hear it and see it. >> beautiful thing. well, it's been beautiful out there in terms of weather too. >> getting outside, enjoy the tennis, and there was an unusual

setting for the sport in one part of the area, and there were a lot of people there to take part. that story straight ahead. the perfect day to do it. tomorrow, not so much. especially if you're at the shore or the delaware beaches where we expect the heaviest rain and wind. tracking rain for saturday, especially depending on where you live. i'll show you that with your neighborhood weather coming up. all new at 5:00, caught on tape, a couple finds something really creepy on the home surveillance camera. we'll explain.

part downtown will mton closed to traffic today creating quite a racket. >> you didn it, didn't you? a thousand school kids a chance to pick up a racket and play at

rodney square. the u.s. tennis association hosts the event to expose more kids to the game, but they just want them to have fun and also get exercise. >> some have never held a racket, and those who come to the event have gone on into the programs and some come back and to the event lawyers, doctors, and they are still playing tennis. >> and it was not just tennis for the kids today, adults picnicked and partied too. it moves there. >> a new option for the grocery run, there's a new fresh store at easton road. the 65,000 square foot store anchoring cedar wood plaza used to be a pass mart. this store creates 200 new jobs and offers natural, organnics, and kosher products. nbc 10's reporter, ted greenberg, went to school today to give students a peek into his

job as a tv reporter about 1,000 students attended this career day. now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. a beautiful end to the day, we want the weekend like this, of course, but there's major changes completely opposite of what we have right now. a live look out in center city, a lot of sun out there, and it's really helped to warm things up. right now, we have a southwest wind that is a warm wind direction, and we're in the mid-70s, so really perfect spring day, 75 degrees right now in philadelphia. also with the new neighborhood weather, don't forget the seven-day forecast is scrolling at the bottom of the screen for you, in pennsylvania, new jersey, or delaware. so, take a look across the area. 73 degrees in the pennsylvania suburbs, and this is quite a bit warmer than, and so let's look at these areas, wes

west bradfordtown ship, and collegeville at 80 degrees. there's a little distance in some spots, depending on the elevation as well. it makes a difference in the temperatures, 76 in fort washington, 75 in warrington, and 75 in new hope. a comfortable afternoon. tomorrow, we're a lot cooler than that with rain moving in. right now, we are nice and dry, and that's okay, giving us perfect weather today, but we have rain moving in this direction, and it'll be here tomorrow, especially by the middle of the day, and it's all this moisture that you see here down to the southwest. that is moving here to the northeast mostly, and it's going to be an area of low pressure when it gets here, and it's going to give heavy rain in south jersey and delaware tomorrow too. future weather, looking at 9:00 tomorrow morning. i think most of the area should be dry. you'll see overcast skies when you wake up. it's not sunny like today when you get out of bed. the rain is in baltimore and washington by that time and

starts to move into the philadelphia area. there's 1:00 p.m., rain expected through philadelphia, south jersey, and moving into delaware. that's where we expect some of the heaviest rain as well, even windy conditions. that's by 6:00 p.m. saturday. going into sunday, i think we'll see more breaks in the clouds, so whole weekend is not going ton rainy, especially if you are further north and west of philadelphia. we'll see breaks of sun sun, but another round of showers try to move back in sunday afternoon. we wouldn't be out of the clear just yet either. the neighborhood forecast for tomorrow, 59 degrees in the philadelphia neighbors, we have the radnor hunt, bring the umbrella. we expect rain. temperature at 2:00 p.m. 58 degrees and 4:00 p.m. 57 degrees there. in new jersey, 58, and if you're in delaware, will mmington,

mid-50s. saturday is the rainy day and cooler day. by sunday, more breaks in that. then we go into your monday, and temperatures will mostly be around 70 degrees for parts of the area with the rain. we'll watch that very closely too for your monday starting off the week. we into the next ten days, and look at this forecast we're looking at temperatures going into m the 80 next week, and this, in fact, going to lead into memorial day weekend, looking a lot better after this weekend. >> ready for that. >> yes. indeed. >> okay. ready for this? something new to the shore this memorial day weekend. >> it is sure to dazzle the crowds, but it does, you get a sneak peek. it's compliments of jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg going behind the scenes of the newest attraction next. then new at 5:00 -- >> it's not my daughter anymore. >> reporter: a mother's struggle. she watched her daughter battle

heroin, and she's trying to help families avoid the same pain. that's next at 5:00.

a new feast for the eyes and ears is coming to the board walk this summer. there's a brand new multimedia light and sound show. you can see that show every night starting next week. >> but we got a sneak preview and at what goes into putting on such a big display. our jersey shore reporter, ted greenberg, has the story for us. >> reporter: it's a test run to

out the kinks, before wowing big crowds on the board walk this summer. >> we have last minute tweaks, checking color collaborations. >> reporter: we have a behind the scenes look of the lighting and audio experts who are getting ready for the debut of tropi tropicana's display memorial day weekend. >> we wanted to create an immersive experience. >> reporter: an experience made up of five unique five-minute shows inspired by the seaside destination that atlantic city is. they say it's a big improvement over the inaugural show last summer. >> we thought we could do better. >> reporter: they turned to montreal based moment factory, the same company responsible for the light and sound show of board walk hall. >> we went to the best in the business to produce it. >> we love atlantic city, and this was a big opportunity to come back and do something bet.

>> reporter: designers says it was created in a way to make people want to watch shows multiple times and from multiple angl angles. >> there's always something to pick up. we added a lot of little details. the side of the building is very long, and we have many screens to work with. >> reporter: the shows took seven months to make, and they spent millions to take the nighttime facade to a new level, but you won't have to spend a dime to see it every night at dusk. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. pretty cool. >> something to see. >> yeah. nbc 0 news at 5:00 is something to see. it's next. all new tonight at 5:00, tensions flair up between police and protesters in wilmington. we'll tell you what confrontation. more in moments. >> enjoy today, rain is headed our way for the weekend.

the timing on it and how long it lasts in the neighborhood forecast coming up. breaking details in the allegations against bill cosby. we just learned what his own wife said about the accusations under oath. we'll have that next at 5:00.

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off the intense scene? nbc 10 has new details from the deposition and how she responded so allegations against her husband. first, watching your weekend. nbc 10 is, unfortunately, tracking rain, when you need the umbrella, and when you'll see the sun. your first alert forecast starts right now. >> good evening. i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm keith jones. yes, rain is on the way, but today was perfect. >> gorgeous. plenty of people enjoying the weather, enjoying it while it lasts. sun and warmer temperatures, perfect excuse to throw the board walk in wildwood, and a few people i ran into today, i called in sick from work, don't shoot me on camera. >> don't show the faces. >> it looks like summer today. >> if you couldn't get down to the shore, any place was perfect. people were outside, relaxing in

glenside, and sheena has the neighborhood forecast. the rain is not lasting the entire weekend either, right? >> no, not the entire weekend, so, yes, rain is moving in. your weekend is not going to be like today, unfortunately, but at least it's not memorial weekend. i have that forecast soon, but the rain is not a washout all weekend, however, it is this area of moisture you see such a big difference between what we have locally and a lot of dry air and clouds just on the doorstep followed by the rain. going into the weekend, we are looking at heavy rain moving in, especially in new jersey and delaware. don't forget the seven day forecast at the bottom of the screen for you with our new neighborhood weather. tomorrow, cloudsy in the morning for philadelphia, sk7:00 a.m., d rain by noon and through the afternoon. temperatures will be cool to around 60 for a high. and suburbs dry early and showers try to move in through the afternoon. better chance of rain, if you're