our news cameras, we didn't encounter any violence. for this junior, it's not up hill to school both ways and back in camden, it's worse. >> it's like really, really scary because i've never witnessed anything like it. i've heard gunshots before. i've never, like, seen somebody get shot. >> a two-mile walk in a place like camden is going to be far different than the two-mile walk in cherry hill or morristown. >> reporter: today the superintendent, police and assemblyman arthur barclay walked two miles. >> for the gang task force, sun someone specifically told us, get beat up every day or join a gang. >> we really need to go above and beyond. >> reporter: right now new jersey doesn't subsidize school transportation costs for students who live within 2.5

miles of high school or two-mile walking distance from k-8. >> majority living in property, coming from single parent homes in which the parents generally work two jobs and they don't enjoy the same support system the counterparts have in suburbia getting to and from school. >> minus the gangs, what if it's bad weather, snow, rain. by the time you get to school, you're absolutely soaked. >> it's too much. walking, go home in peace. if i was in a car or bus, i wouldn't have to go through this. this is unfair for people who just want to get to school and get home. >> reporter: and the next step, o of course, is taking what officials encountered today on these sidewalks to trenton in hopes for getting more money either for a contracted school bus company or passes on a public system for these students like new jersey transit. a truancy attendance officer who walked with me part of the way today didn't want to be on camera, but she said in the dead of winter when it's freezing cold, our numbers are down because these students simply don't want to school. we're live in the fairview

section of camden, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, cydney. right now at 5:00, police are asking for the public's help to find this man, quintis clark wanted for the murder of a 78-year-old neighborhood handyman who was beaten and strangled inside his own home. police say clark was seen getting out of joseph daly's missing blue van. daly was found dead last week inside his theodore street home. nbc 10's monique braxton has much more on what police were saying happened inside daly's homecoming up at 5:30 tonight. happening tonights might have heard about this, ryan howard speaking his mind. the philly slugger had a message today for the fan who threw a bottle at him on the field. nbc 10's tim furlong joins us. i understand two police are trying to figure out who did this. >> reporter: it's everywhere right now. the fan who threw a bottle at ryan howard after saturday's game, the security director of the phillies tell me it was an

aluminum bud light bottle. didn't hit ryan howard. he called security over. the guy snuck out of the park. police could charge the person with disorderly conduct. it wasn't picked up on the temperature broadcast. police are getting the philly surveillance video trying to figure out who the person was. ryan howard is no longer the same player he once was. many fans don't think he should be on the team anymore because he simply isn't hitting as well. either way the guy's human, fans say you can't do what one guy did saturday. ryan howard spoke in the clubhouse. let's hear from him and a fan who said what that fan did was a disgrace. >> bad apples that kind of, you know, give the town a bad rap. whether you change oil, whether you work at a grocery store, whatever, if somebody came in, threw a beer bottle at you, something like that, you'd be upset. >> ryan gave us good years from '07 to 11 it i 111, he was the e was. he's falling off a bit but nonetheless, there's no execute for that. >> reporter: phillies getting ready to play the cubbies tonight. at 6:00, we'll hear from ryan

howard, franco. and a guy is being harassed and beaten down because people think he's the guy who did it but he was nowhere near the game saturday. we'll hear from him at 6:00. live at the ballpark, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. turning our attention to the weather, a perfect day if a trip to the zoo. several families checking out the bobcat exhibit at the brandywine zoo in wilmington today. temperatures were high. we got a big break from the humidity. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz joins us with your neighborhood forecast. what can we expect for tonight? >> for the most part it's going to be a lovely evening. one or two little showers floating around and that's about it. it's 85 degrees. that's as warm as it's gotten so far in philadelphia. the average high this time of the year is now up to 80 degrees. so it's not that warm for this time of the year. we have more clouds in the lehigh valley than just about anywhere else in the area. and that's where one or two of these showers are heading.

see how tiny they are. and there it is. if it holds together for the next three hours, it might affect the lehigh valley. but in philadelphia, expect it to stay dry this evening. temperatures not dropping a whole lot. it's kind of a warm air mass. by tomorrow morning, we'll be in the 60s. the suburbs by tomorrow morning a little bit cooler due to the lower humidity. lehigh valley, do have a chance of a shower this evening but again, it would be brief and light. in delaware and at the jersey shore, the temperatures into the upper 60s for lows. and the west wind means a land breeze tomorrow. we'll see how warm it's going to get and when the next real rain is coming in just a few minutes. >> glenn, thank you. we're going to transition to some breaking news happening in west philadelphia. skyforce 10 is over the scene. it's a septa trolley that was involved in an accident. this is 47th and woodland avenue. happened about 15 minutes ago. we understand that's a route 13

trolley. it collided with a car that then crashed into the pole. you can see the car, the white one, top right hand corner of your screen, the debris surrounding it, front destroyed seemingly. police are on the scene. there are no injuries reported at this point. as soon as we get clearer details, count on nbc 10 to report them. right now at 5:00, we have new information about the unsolved murder of a truck driver in delaware county. police are looking for rodney shelton of north carolina. he's facing murder and robbery charges for the death of thomas child nearly one year ago. prosecutors believe shelton shot and killed child in the early morning hours of june 9th of last year outside ridgeway industries in yeadon. shelton allegingledly got away less than $30 and the victim's cell phone. police discovered the evidence in nearby fernwood cemetery.

>> we found a .9 millimeter handgun tossed on the roof of the fernwood cemetery. >> the owner of the gun reportedly told police she gave the weapon to shelton. skyforce 10 over an eight vehicle pileup along the schuylkill expressway fotoday. several people had to be transported to the hospital. mill creek road in lower merion township. take a look at this shot. several people had to right that truck that flipped on its side. nbc 10 is making calls to find out how many people were hurt. the scene was eventually cleared but not before it caused this massive backup. cars were stopped as far as the eye could see. that's in the westbound lanes of 76. elsewhere, no charges for the mother of a 3-year-old boy who got into the cincinnati zoo's exhibit. the gorilla exhibit there. the prosecutor said the mother

had three other kids with her and turned her back when the boy apparently claimed over an outer barrier and got in. he fell some 15 feet into shallow mote. late last month. the zoo response team shot and killed the gorilla. >> you know, i've gotten dozens, if not hundreds of e-mails about this case. and if anyone doesn't believe a 3-year-old can scamper off very quickly, they've never had kids. >> zoo plans to re-open its gorilla world exhibit tomorrow with a higher reinforced barrier. back here at home, fillmore street is closed to traffic after this. a house explosion over the weekend in phillipsburg, warren county. the street is closed except to buses and children walking to and from school. investigators continue to look for the cause of saturday's explosion. two people were hurt. right now tat 5:00 an effor

to keep gambling inside casino. executives fighting to keep state lawmakers to allow slot machines in pubs and restaurants in delaware county and around the state. some legislators say it would be a new source of funding without raising property taxes. >> new revenue would come at the expense of funding for property tax relief, local tax revenue, and for funding for seniors programs. >> the house has been toying with the idea of legalizing online gambling, adding slot machines to airports and 24-hour liquor soales attic s at casino a state budget, right now they have less than 25 days. the budget deadline is july isst. governor wolfe isn't predicting whether the state will have a new budget in place when the fiscal year begins. the dispute over the current budget dragged on for almost nine months. right now at 5:00, there are new concerns about selling alcohol at convenience stores in pennsylvania. today, pennsylvania senator

anthony williams wrote a letter to the state liquor control board expressing his concerns. the plcb recently approved nine permits for beer sales at gas stations and also convenience stores. in his letter, williams wrote, "each day, children who enter these establishments are exposed to drunken patrons who congregate both inside and outside at the nuisance bars. additionally stop and goes are magnets for drug dealing and other criminal activity which negatively affects communities." atlantic city is struggling to find lifeguards for the first time in three years. the city will hold a tryout camp this sunday. the city is about 30 guards short of last season. it takes about 130 guards to watch over the beaches. a first-year lifeguard makes about $100 a day in atlantic city. it is not the place for fear of heights. take if from me. because tonight we're taking you the top of the new comcast tower. >> by the way, this is high,

man. >> oh, my goodness. my god. >> yep. that's me. me and my photographer conquered our heights so we could give an exclusive look from 60 stories up. that's still ahead on "nbc 10 news at 5." plus, who killed a neighborhood maintenance man? tonight philadelphia police are showing us their new lead in the case. and all eyes on new jersey. tomorrow voters in the garden state could give hillary clinton the final delegates she needs but will bernie sanders still stand in her way? the democratic candidates face off next on "nbc 10 news at 5."

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decision 2016 coverage. all eyes will be on new jersey tomorrow as voters head to the polls for the state's primary. democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders, they are vying for delegates. clinton is less than 20 delegates shy of the number needed for the delegation. today her supporters gathered for a final get out the vote effort. this was in burlington county. >> we were going out there and getting all the votes for hillary because we know hillary all the way. hillary all the way. >> it was also a busy day for bernie sanders supporters at the office in collingswood camden county. >> doing our final push to make

sure we identify as many bernie supporters as possible and make sure they know exactly where they vote and they have a plan to actually get to the polls. >> polls open tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. they close at 8:00 p.m. across the country, california's the biggest prize in terms of delegates tomorrow, but new jersey could put clinton over the top before california polls even close. nbc news national correspondent steve handelsman has the latest. >> reporter: the day before she expects to lock the democratic nomination -- >> we need your votes tomorrow. >> reporter: -- hillary clinton was still in california. polls show democrats closely divided but she's calling for unity after the primary to be the presumptive gop nominee. >> anyone who has supported senator sanders has a lot at stake in this election in preventing donald trump from being our president which i can barely say. >> reporter: clinton is holding her fire on bernie sanders. hoping she can woo sanders supporters but also beat him

tomorrow. >> bernie sanders wins and creates a set of momentum for his followers, that makes it harder for her to appeal to them coming back to her side. >> reporter: sanders sounding tired pushing his outsider message. >> we need real change in this country, not superficial change but real change. >> reporter: meanwhile, trump is dividing republicans. today not backing away from his charge that federal judge curiel is bias in the trump university case because he is of mexican heritage. >> all i'm trying to figure out why i'm being treated so unfairly by a judge. >> reporter: republicans still back trump but say they're outraged. >> this is one of the worst mistakes trump has made. i think it's inexcusable. >> get everybody out to vote tomorrow. >> reporter: in heavily hispanic california, clinton figures what trump said could help her beat him in the state in november. i'm steve handelsman, nbc 10 news. and a reminder for you at home, the polls open in new jersey starting at 6:00 a.m.

to look up your polling place or check your registration status, two to the nbc 10 app and look for decision 2016. [ wind ] look at these images from florida's coastline. feeling the rath of tropical storm colin. this video was tweeted out by the city of clearwater. the storm hitting clearwater beach. governor rick scott declared a state of emergency. it's easy to see why. but colin couldn't stop a british come from getting married on a beach there. they had planned on a florida sunshine drenched disney themed wedding but tropical storm colin had other ideas bringing rain and wind to the couple's nupt l nuptials. from the looks of things, the weather could have been much worse out there. now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> and the weather probably was worse later in the day.

that west coast of florida getting pounded by colin. it is not going to come up the coast our direction as you'll see a little bit later. the greatest amount of clouds in our area now, lehigh valley. pretty cloudy. 83 degrees. we're at the 80s almost through the entire area. we had a west wind up until a little while ago. now the sea breeze come in, so atlantic city and wholegate are back down in the 70s. while it's 85 in summers point. little lake harbor. even cape may courthouse, 84 degrees. 76 cape may point. we showed you a little earlier the delaware beaches still have the west wind and they're really warm. we have dry conditions in most of the area. one or two little showers near harrisburg. little more impressive system up toward the great lakes. some very cold air, high up in the atmosphere. that could help trigger a couple of showers over the next couple of days. you'll see here in our headlines. just a few showers around. tonight. another few tomorrow. look at this.

just isolated showers around. light, fast moving, mostly toward the north. by tomorrow, we start off with sunshine again. it's a warm day. and then, again, we get isolated showers developing in the afternoon. then we dry out tomorrow night and then here comes the stronger part of the system for wednesday when we have a chance of some showers or even some thunderstorms but as you can see, not exactly widespread rain. the thing that we are sure about is that the cool weather is going to be coming. and after tomorrow. tomorrow's going to be warm. low humidity. 87 degrees. then wednesday a high of only 71. 76 on thursday. you an see your own seven-day forecast, by the way, at the bottom of the screen any time during the weathercast. you don't have to wait until the end. not just for philadelphia anymore. here's colin. see the center of the storm is west of where all the storms --

thunderstorms are. but the rain goes all the way up into north carolina. like i said, it is not going to be moving up in this direction. right now, it's moving up at 23 miles an hour. max winds 50 miles an hour. and it looks like it's just going to race right through north carolina and out to sea. 60 mile an hour winds by tomorrow afternoon right off of cape hatteras. so we're not going to be affected by that, but we do have that chance of an isolated shower tomorrow afternoon. so i have the chances in places like devon, lansdale, but not so much in the philadelphia area, bella vista, fox chase, winfield, the chances are lower. allentown, reading, the chance is a little bit higher. only difference between perhaps a 20% and 30% chance in any one spot. but that's the advantage you have in these neighborhood forecasts. i can pick and choose the places that i think the highest risk is. atlantic city, avalon, rehoboth beach, as you can see, getting

land breezes tomorrow. that's why they're going to be warm. look at the temperature drop in philadelphia. 87, 71. p.a. suburbs, 85 to 70. lehigh valley, look at that, 84 down to 68 degrees on wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms. rest of the ten-day forecast coming up a little later. [ taps ] today marks the 72nd anniversary of d day. a commemoration ceremony took place at the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. the community and veterans gathered to remember the service and sacrifice of those veterans. there was a public wreath laying ceremony to commemorate those who died. still ahead, vice president joe biden announces the next step in his mission to end cancer. plus gold medalist gabby douglas is headed back to the olympics but is she concerned about the zika virus in rio?

you don't want to miss her answer coming up on "nbc 10 news at 5."

this is nbc 10 news. >> olympic gold medalist gabby douglas isn't letting the zika virus keep her away from the 2016 olympic games in rio. the 20-year-old told the "associated press" mosquitos

like, whatever, i'm going. this is my shot. i don't care about no stupid no bugs. end quote. brazil's one of the countries hit hardest by the zika virus. the olympic hopeful says the risk zika poses for some people, especially pregnant women, doesn't apply to her. by the way, we're just 60 days away from the start of the olympic games. watch all the events right here on nbc 10. switching gears now, we have new information on vice president biden's cancer moon shot initiative. today he announced the launch of the open access data resource program. the public platform that will allow researchers to easily share, store, and analyze anscar data. the v.p. made the announcement during the american society of clinical oncology's annual meeting in chicago. biden says data sharing is critical for speeding up the development of cancer treatments that can save lives. third and fourth graders

gave phillies infielder maikel franco a run for his money. nbc 10 at powell school in university city. they finished up the new balance spark start fitness challenge. the program challenges more than 1,000 kids across the country to track their physical activity for six weeks. >> it's just humbling to do that for me, and like i say, i want to do everything that i can do making a kid happy. that's what it's about. >> about 180 kids participated in philadelphia. in six weeks, day completed a total of 75,000 minutes of activity. way to go, guys. authorities called it the worst case of hoarding that they had ever seen. listen to this number. 276 dogs living in one home. tonight those puppies have been rescued but what will happen with the couple? next atting a. at 6:00, the kidnapping at the king of prussia mall

triggered an alert, we a video of step by step what happened inside the food court.

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philadelphia police tell us the southwest philadelphia teen, quintis clark, they believe was trying to rob the victim and got caught in the act. >> if you want a neighbor living next to you, it was joe. >> reporter: yet homicide investigators allege a neighborhood kid killed joseph daly. nbc 10 has learned police believe when 18-year-old quintis clark broke into the back of daly's home, daly caught him. >> he fought back and ultimately he was killed. >> reporter: when police searched the home, they found daly strangled and beaten to death in the living room. his blue van was missing. police now have the van. a warrant has been issued for clark. police say clark killed daly and drove off in the local handyman's work van. >> he was seen getting out of the victim's van. we had a couple l people come forward and put him inside of the house at the time of the murder. >> reporter: police also say the 78-year-old daly had lived in this community for 50 years. he was active with the local

american legion. they described the navy veteran as kindhearted and quiet. >> would give you the shirt off his back. terrific person. >> reporter: investigators also believe a few days before daly was killed, clark had attempted to rob him. police are calling clark an armed fugitive. your message to him if he's watching tonight? >> is that we know who you are, you need to come and turn yourself in and face this. we have a lot of police officers out there looking for you. my entire unit is looking for you. it's only a matter of time before we find you. >> reporter: and police have asked that we remind everyone that there's a $20,000 reward leading to any information for the arrest and conviction of clark. they also say if you know where he is, they want to talk to you. live outside police headquarters, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> monique, thank you. we know the identity of a man shot and killed by a pharmacist during an attempted robbery last week.

33-year-old willie bozarth of sewell gloucester county was shot and killed friday at the pennsbury pharmacy in bucks county. he walked into the pharmacy wearing a halloween mask and carrying a shotgun. he allegedly went behind the counter before the farm spharma shot and killed him. a second man was arrested. opening statements tomorrow in the trial of a montgomery county man accused of killing a co-worker. jury selected today in the trial of 33-year-old peter aeta, charging with killing 25-year-old danny vazquez at a meat packing plant last year. it happened the day after vazquez yanked a chair out from under him as a prank. turning to this, concerns about safe drinking water in montgomery county are getting national attention. state congressman boyle called for a hearing on the matter. he wants to investigate groundwater contamination at 600 department of defense

instillations across the country. horsham rez dens are concerned about contaminated water from two bases close by. a.c. casinos, to prepare, there was a big job fair. they got close to 200 positions to fill tomorrow. and quickly. residents and current employees are pulling for showboat to succeed. >> it's heartbreaking and hopefully see some people come back will be very nice to see. >> think it's better, not a casino. i think it will do better. >> reporter: why? >> because it will bring more younger kids and families. >> if you want to work at showboat, apply in person at tomorrow's job fair. runs from 1:00 to 7:00. and charges are expected to be filed against the new jersey couple who had 276 dogs living in their home. but the head of the monmouth county society for the

prevention of cruelty to animals says he doesn't want them sent to jail. two of the dogs have actually given birth, i should say, since being rescued last week and as many as 25 more may be pregnant. right now the animals are being cared for at shelters but they'll eventually be put up for adoption. they look cute out there, too. montgomery county health officials want to help you keep your pets protected this summer. the health department is holding a low-cost rabies immunization clinic this saturday happening from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. at collegeville community park on collegeville avenue. rather on park avenue i should say in collegeville. the vaccination will cost $10 a shot. nbc 10 and nbc universal are giving away grants, by the way, to local non-profit organizations. we call it 21st century solutions. the goal is to support non-profits itch letting new and innovative programs. the application is on our website, nbc10.com. the deadline to apply is august

26th. a new building continues to get higher and higher and higher across the philadelphia skyline. we're going to take a live look now at the new comcast inno investigation te innovation as it is under construction. how is it like to work 6 0 stories in the air? i'm going it give you an exclusive look coming up all new on "nbc 10 news at 5." plus this, remembering the champion. we'll go live to muhammad ali's hometown as tributes continue to pour in. hello,

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in 2006, election workers at the firehouse found her body partially clothed. hear family believes the young mother of two got wrapped up with drugs and a bad crowd. nbc 10 spoke to her sister today by phone from florida. >> somebody knows something obviously and it's been ten years and we need justice. i mean, my father died not knowing who killed his daughter. i'm raising her daughter. my mother's raising her son. it's been really rough. ten years has been rough. our lives have changed forever. >> gloucester county prosecutor's office and deptford police offing an $8,000 award for information that leads to a conviction. switching gears now. for a third straight day, crowds gathered outside the muhammad ali center in the boxing legend's hometown of louisville, kentucky. a memorial crowd gathers outside and keeps growing. tributes pour in from across the glo globe. his family announced plans to

celebrate his life at an islamic prayer program at freedom hall, the last place he fought in louisville. >> our job now as a city is to send him off with the class and dignity and respect that he deserves. >> california imam and scholar s will preside over it in louisville. president clinton expected to deliver a eulogy. nbc 10 correspondent ron motte is in louisville and joins us with more. i understand you spoke to ali's longtime friend, john ramsey? >> reporter: that's right, keith. good evening. john ramsey is a longtime friend, known him over 30 years, moe most of his life. sat down with him minutes ago, talked about his relationship with muhammad ali. he got a call from muhammad

ali's wife, that he might want to come by and say his final words to the champ. you'll see some of this coming up on "nbc nightly news." john ramsey said ali was everything you thought he was and lived as you believe he should. he was well taken care of in the past 30, 32 years as he fought this awful disease, parkinson's. an emotional week in louisville and big, big farewell send off. >> the crowd continues to grow outside the center. ron motte live in louisville. "nbc nightly news with lester ho holt" much more with the passing of muhammad ali including lester's face to face meeting with the champ in 2002 and see photos that might have been the last photos taken in his life. i'm tracking a chance for showers tonight and tomorrow and then a midweek cool down. that's next in my first alert forecast. and still ahead at 6:00, an

infant kidnapped from the king of prussia mall. tonight the new video inside the food court that shows just how quickly it can happen.

to decision 2016 coverage. tomorrow could seal the deal for hillary clinton in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. six states hold their primaries tomorrow including the garden state. the polls open in just over 12 hours at 6:00 a.m. nbc news project s clinton is just 19 delegates shy of clinching the nod. there are 142 delegates that stake and that means new jersey could be the state that helps clinton reach the number of delegates needed to win the nomination but her rival bernie sanders has vowed to stay in this race until the convention

here in philadelphia. on the republican side, donald trump still coming under fire. this after he refused to back down from his charge that a federal judge is biased in the trump university case because of his mexican heritage. today, former gop presidential candidate john kasich called him to apologize. in just seven weeks delegates from all over the county will be in philadelphia for the democratic national convention and that means some suburban communities will be cashing in as well. nbc 10's deanna durante is live in king of prussia, a place many delegates will be checking out. >> reporter: yeah, many of them have already notified tourism officials here they plan to go shopping here at the king of prussia mall and convention and visitors board in valley forge is asking them to check out sites like montco 360 and monco golf and showering them with gifts to get them to support local businesses. it's just one of the care packages dnc delegates will get, this one arriving months before

the convention. buttons, books and even a donkey. a small kit to educate new visitors what the area has to offer. >> when delegates came up and toured, they fell in love. >> reporter: that love will be spread to hotels, restaurants and entertainment destinations. many will be staying in the shadows of valley forge national park, one powerful lure to dnc visitors. the other the king of prussia mall where many have said they want to go shopping. alabama, guam, michigan, 20 states and u.s. territories will be in montgomery county. while primetime hours will be spent at the convention, days will be spent sightseeing. >> going to have their children with them, coming in the weekend before. more and more we're seeing they're extending their visits already and going to be staying a weekend after so economically for montgomery county, a $17 million lift. >> reporter: and we did check in with tourism officials in surrounding counties. they tell us with the proximity to the city, the sheer number of hotel rooms here, that the effort put in by montgomery county officials here will certainly pay off for them.

reporting live in king of prussia, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> thanks. as we ed closer to the dnc, city leaders are looking to a new approach for cracking down on nuisance crimes. the city council committee passed legislation that would allow police to issue $100 civil fines instead of making criminal arrests. you might remember back in 2000, police arrested more than 400 protesters at the republican national convention. but most cases ended in acquittals. now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwar schwartz. >> well, this time yesterday we were getting pounded with some severe thunderstorms. numerous reports of wind gusts of over 50 miles an hour. now we got sunshine, it's warm, but the humidity is down and the radar is pretty kbooquiet. 8 5 in philadelphia. our high was 86. we're in the 80s across much of the rest of the area right now.

in philadelphia, itself, we have a temperature 85 at the airport. 86 in parkside. foxchase. winchester park at 85 degrees. nobody's hit 90 today. and hardly anybody's gotten any rain. we got one or two little showers around harrisburg, there's one little tiny one going over pottsville. i don't think it's going to quite survive the trip toward the pocono mountains. we have a bit lmore impressive air system across the great lakes, could trigger showers tomorrow afternoon and even more so on wednesday. but still, not as anything widespread as what we saw yesterday. here's the futurecast. we go through the evening. once again, you see just some isolated hit and miss showers mainly to the north. then we quiet down. then as we get the heating of the day tomorrow, tomorrow's going to be well into the 80s. we get some isolated afternoon showers again. there's just not that much around.

most of us stay dry. then on wednesday, there could be some showers even in the morning hours but with that upper air system, some places could get a briefly heavy shower or even a thunderstorm on wednesday afternoon. for tomorrow, the best chance of any showers would be north and west of philadelphia and the farther north and west you get like in reading and allentown, showers in there. it's a mix of clouds and sun. not going to be an all day thing, if anything, it's going to be a brief shower, less than a half hour. devon, lansdale also with the chances of showers. lower chances as we head down toward the philadelphia area. not a 0% chance but it's not as high as some of these other areas that i put the shower symbols in. with the neighborhood weather, i get to choose which areas i want to put the shower symbols in because of the greater chances. and also i want to show you it's going to be warm. right on the beaches again. tomorrow, atlantic city, 86.

avalon 82. rehoboth 86 degrees. not much of a sea breeze if any later on during the day. this is the third tropical storm of the season. we've never had three tropical storms this soon in the season. in the recorded hurricane history here. this is colin and tremendous amounts of rain all the way up the coast of north carolina. and it's got a 50 mile an hour max winds now. it's going to hit the florida coast tonight then it's going to zip right on out to sea. and we're pretty sure that that is going to be the case and not have it head up to the east coast. so we have a warm day tomorrow. 87. then the temperature plunges on wednesday. a high of only 71 with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. then look at those low temperatures. in the 50s. that's in philadelphia. 40s in some of the suburbs. then we start warming up later in the week. maybe a chance of some showers saturday night.

but sunday and into monday are looking relatively warm as well. >> all right, glenn. thank you. let's go to los angeles now where lester holt joins us from the nbc studios. good to sew yso to see you. what's coming up? >> ahead for us, coverage of the state of emergency in florida, keith, where the tropical storm season is off to an early start. top republicans upset at trump over his latest insult but refusing largely to jump ship. as hillary clinton prepares to turn a major corner. also, news about a brutal campus sexual assault and a three-month jail sentence for the young man convicted. that is stirring sharp reaction. it's all when we see you coming up at 6:30 on "nightly news" keith. >> a lot to look forward to. thank you, lester. see you in 40 minutes or so. comcast is taking the city of philadelphia and nbc 10 to new heights. won't want to miss this. coming up next, my photographer and i conquer our fear of heights to give you an exclusive view from the top of the new comcast tower.

this is nbc 10 news. >> we continue with a live look at the new comcast innovation and technology center. the new building's under construction right now in center city. and when it's done, it will be the new home of several businesses including nbc 10 and telemundo 62.

over the next selveral monts i'll be bringing you exclusive looks at the building as it's under construction. once it's twfinished new tower will reach 60 stories high, the tallest in the city. with a reporter and photographer afraid of heights, documenting this story has been, well, an adventure to say the least. i'm going to come out and say it, i'm afraid of roller coasters. why? i don't do well with heights. if you look behind the camera, neither does my buddy, brad. for us, climbing this is the challenge of a lifetime. ♪ >> ready to rock. >> reporter: it starts at the bottom, equipped with hard hats, safety glasses, vests, then -- the elevator ride up. a makeshift car that will climb about 1,100 feet. several floors from the top -- >> ready? >> reporter: -- we strap on gopros. >> ready to go? >> reporter: i'll go. we're told where we're going, there's no room for a bulky i camera.

from narrow metal steps to a maze of steel pillars to a 25-foot ladder, the first of several somehow that elevator didn't seem as bad anymore. all right, bradley. how you feeling, man? just good. no potentially dizzying views just yet. so i was feeling brave. want to go first? okay. so i wasn't. one step after another, i followed, putting on a positive face. meanwhile, my heart racing. i never looked down. oh, my goodness. finally, the view. the last few steps and then nothing but sky above us. >> we're clear up here. are you kidding me? perfect. holding on tight we captured the humbling 360 degree views 711 feet up. when the center is finished, it will stand taller than 1,100 feet. these ironworkers live this

every single day. to them, this is a cakewalk. >> first i was a little scared, had to get used to it. a little shaky. now i'm used to it. >> reporter: meet ironworker james kelly who walks the tightrope with his father. >> nervous at first having him on the irons. i feel comfortable now. he's doing a great job. >> reporter: bill has 30 years of experience. he even worked on one liberty place. back then, listen to this, they weren't required to wear safety harnesses. >> got to have a respect for it, got to have a little bit of fear or you can get injured. >> reporter: that's a good thing because fear is what we had. "was" being the operative word. nbc 10 news at 6 f is next. have you heard about this one? a fan throwing a beer bottle l at ryan howard. what would charles barkley do if that happened to him? the former sixers star never minces his words. that's coming up at 6:00. well, another warm day is in the works for tomorrow but then

a plunge in temperatures. how low are we going to go? gone in seconds. a child kidnapped from the mall food court. nbc 10 with a new video to show moms just how quickly this can happen. that's next on "nbc 10 news at 6."

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kidnapped in just seconds. nbc 10 has new video from inside the king of prussia food court and shows exactly how a woman walked away with an infant. tonight, the video parents should see to understand just how easily this can happen. good evening, i'm keith jones. the baby was taken on march 31 st. an amber alert was ironssued an the baby found safe several hours later. nbc 10 was there with the reunion with the mom. tonight, nbc 10's george spencer joins us with new video that shows how the suspect managed to walk away with the child next to his mom. george? >> keith, we got that video through a court order really to show people exactly how it could happen. the video a reminder and a warning for every parent, the kidnapping, itself, happened in a matter of moments. and every step of the crime was recorded on camera. from the surveillance cameras overhead, we can watch it all

begin. moore walking past the mother and her two children, a toddler and infant in the stroller. amore notices, pauses and appears to start chatting with the family. just minutes later she's lunching with the woman and her children at the food court soon even rocking the infant in her arms. at one point, amore clears the table walking over to the trash can. this time she returns to the table but just moments later, she, again, steps just behind the mother's back and this time she bolts. rushing away with the baby in her arms. the mother on the phone back still turned. cameras captured amore rrkr rac through the mall past the escalators then up the stairs. within minutes cameras captured her walking out of the mall. this still frame shared thousands of times that day on social media. amore walked to her car and simply drove away with someone else's child. that