right now at 11:00, honoring the greatest. from dignitaries and celebrities to the fans who followed his career, and those who have only heard the stories about the legend. thousands are gathering right now in the streets of louisville, kentucky, to honor the hometown hero who became the world's most famous athlete and humanitarian, muhammad ali. the public is getting their chance to say good-bye to the man known simply as the greatest. a funeral procession is making its way right now through the streets of ali's hometown of louisville, kentucky. this is a live look at the procession making its way toward an arena in louisville where ali

will be remembered in a public service attended by celebrities and dignitaries. the procession began at about 9:30 this morning. the motorcade included 17 cars. among them, a hearse carrying ali's body. it is passing byñ%ç areas significant to ali's life, including his boyhood home. national correspondent jay gray is live in louisville with a preview of this afternoon's memorial service. we don't have a monarchy, but ali is about as close to royalty as we get in america. >> yeah, i think you're absolutely right. and everyone, not only here in our country, but across the world, felt like they had a piece of ali. that's the way he wanted it. it's interesting to see this procession route you talk about. over 20 miles through the place that he called home. a place that people from louisville say he never turned his back on. they're showing to to make sure they show their respect, their gratitude for what this man meant to his hometown.

thousands along that route which will wind through his neighborhood and past his boyhood home. yesterday, the first of the official ceremonies here. there was an actual islamic funeral prayer service. more than 16,000 there. people of all faiths, from all walks of life, and from all over the globe. just drawn to this city and to that event because they wanted to be a part of it. that's the way muhammad ali wanted this. he laid out with his family long before his death how he wanted things to play out, and he wanted to make sure that everyone was included, that everyone had a chance to be a part of his final good-bye. we know that he was a man who enjoyed the crowd, enjoyed the spotlight. it is on him today as he makes the final tour of the city and then we'll hear of course this afternoon from so many who were so important to him during his life, including former president billclipten, comedian billy

crystal and bryant gumbel. that's the latest here in louisville on a special and solemn day. >> jay, thank you. nbc10 will have live coverage of the funeral this afternoon. the service is scheduled for 2:30. >> meanwhile, here at home, sky force 10 is live over a house fire in the east oak lane section of philadelphia. we're hearing there were people in the home at the time. so far, we have not heard about any injuries. we'll continue to monitor the situation, follow this story for you. we'll bring you any updates as we get them. >> meanwhile, happening right now, the fire marshal is investigating the cause of the late night house fire that sent three people leaping from the second and third story windows for their lives. this happened on church street in deptford, gloucester county. pamela osborne joins us with what has ferned out to be an incredible story of survival. tell us more.

>> vai, just imagine for a moment you wake up to hear screaming. you look outside, and you see your neighbor's house on fire. then you take a better look. you see someone trapped on the third floor. what would you do? the neighbors who helped rescue that man tell me they reacted. that the victim was able to jump for his life and they were there to catch him. >> i saw him banging on the front window. awful, awful. >> cara is still shaken by what she saw last night. >> just it went up like a tinder box. >> a neighbor took this cell phone video of the fire, which can be seen shooting through every window in every corner on the lower level of the home. there were three people trapped inside. two on the second floor and one on the third. >> i screamed for my kids to call 911. >> her sons knew there wasn't much time. the men on the second floor jumped to safety. a third was still trapped. >> people see him in the second story windows and you know, he

jumped onto the landing of the roof. >> the brothers sprung into action. >> my brother and i are over there trying to get him out of the second floor. >> joseph's brother steve told the man to jump and he did, landing right into steve's arms, likely saving his life. >> to see him next to a flaming house catching somebody jumping out of the second story window was a treat. >> dennis jefferson knows the men who live here. once he heard how they escaped, he had to see for himself just what they survived. >> one guy has broken legs. the guy who was caught is okay, surprisingly enough. >> all three men were taken to area hospitals. the house, as you can see, is a total loss. it did cause some damage on the house next door. as well. the fire marshal, again, working to determine a cause of this fire, but i can confirm at this hour that they have ruled out arson. reporting live in west deptford, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> pam, thank you. meanwhile, police in springfield delaware county said a man set fire to his house

before committing suicide. firefighters arrived at the home at east thompson avenue in granite terrace around 12:30 this morning after putting out the flames, they found the man in a second-floor bedroom. police say he had shot himself. authorities also say there were gallons of accelrnlts throughout the home. >> now to a row home fire in philadelphia's nice town section. the fire started in one home on north 15th street after 2:30 this morning. then it spread to the porches of nearby homes. four people were forced out of their houses. no one was hurt. and philadelphia police say a shoot-out in hunting park left one person dead and another with a gunshot wound through the shoulder. this happed late last night at ninth and luzerne streets. officers found at least a dozen bullet casings at the scene. they believe the two men who lived nearby were shooting at each other following a dispute. >> today, a frankfurt woman is accused of killing her two children is set to appear in

court for the first time. sophia hines faces murder charges after police say she confessed to the crimes. investigators say they found the bodies of the 8-month-old and 3-year-old children lying next to each other in a bed. police said hines used a bed sheet to cover their mouths. relatives say she may have been suffering from post partum depression. >> it is a fantastic friday all throughout the area. sunny and warm, and best of all, low humidity. as you take a live look outside the philadelphia museum of art. some people there making their way up the steps. first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here with our friday forecast. >> hey, vai. it's a beautiful end to the week, especially if you're at the shore. a live look at all of our cameras, philadelphia, pennsylvania suburbs, new jersey, lehigh valley, and delaware. clear, plenty of sunshine. temperatures around 70 degrees. if you're at the shore, here's your view, mostly sunny skies.

67 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 70 in philadelphia. as we go through the afternoon, king of prussia warming up nicely. right now, king of prussia, 66. by 2:00 p.m., 73. by 5:00 p.m., temperatures topping out at the mid to upper 70s. a warm end to the weekend, even warmer start to the weekend, but we have thunderstorms moving in for part of the weekend, some of which could be pretty strong. we'll take a look at the timing of that and your shore forecast coming up. >> all right, thank you, sheena. >> this morning walkers and runners on a popular philadelphia trail are worried for their safety after a woman there was attacked. this happened on the schuylkill river trail yesterday afternoon. witnesses told police the attacker followed a 24-year-old woman on the trail and then upped his steps to walnut street. according to witnesses, he then said you don't know anything, before he cut the woman across the forehead with a sharp object. the woman said she didn't know who attacked her. police believe this is random.

>> no one deserves to be in this type of situation ever. we just have to be really cautious. >> it's just terrible. it's broad daylight. everyone is out here trying to enjoy the beautiful day and exercise. >> this attack follows several snenlts on the trail in the past few months including a sex assault and indecent exposures. they prompted a councilman to form a river trail watch group. he released a statement following yesterday's attack saying, quote, this incident is another painful reminder that we must immediately step up efforts to make the trail safe. we will also advocate for additional police officers to patrol during all hours of the day. time now for a check on the roads with nbc10 traffic report jessica boyington. what are you sieeing? >> really light traffic right now. it is a friday morning, and into the weekend, maybe a lot of people have off today. we're starting off on 422, right around trooper road, no problems or delays at all.

eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill expressway, an 8-minute trip. the schuylkill expressway a few moments ago had an accident around spring garden east bnld. we were in the red a few moments ago r we're climbing back down. traffic is a little slow, but for the most part, doing okay. maybe about a ten-minute increase there. 24 minutes eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. we have emergency construction in gloucester in new jersey on 76, right around market street. it is headed eastbound. these are the eastbound lanes there, but no big problems or delays by that scene. also an accident to watch for out in abington, old welsch road and old york road. >> thank you, jessica. today on the main line, a fund-raiser is scheduled to help the family of a police officer who died. a benefit dinner and raffle for township officer william alberts is set tonight. he suffered a stomach ailment while playing in a police/firefighter ice hockey game in april. he later died at the hospital.

he worked for the township for five years following service in philadelphia. the husband and father of three was just 39 years old. just a day after her endorsement, a big meeting is under way right now with senator elizabeth warren's support could mean for presidential candidate hillary clinton. and concerns about the zika virus are intensifying. the new warning out this morning about getting pregnant in areas where zika has been found. sheena. >> and a beautiful day at the beach. here's a live look at rehoboth beach in delaware. sunshine and warm temperatures. we'll take a look at the shore forecast as we go through the weekend. also, some strong storms heading our way for saturday. i'll show you the timing on it coming up.

decision 2016 coverage, presumptive democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is on a role this morning after collecting two key endorsements, including president obama. the other big endorsement, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. right now, clinton is meeting with warren at clinton's washington, d.c. home. nbc news national correspondent edward lawrence has the latest. >> hillary clinton had a good week. riding a wave of momentum, she collected two key endorsements. first, from president obama. >> i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> then from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. who has been mentioned as a possible vice presidential pick

for clinton. >> i am ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for hillary clinton to become the next pridz of the united states. >> clinton tweeting she is proud of the support from someone who's donald trump's exact opposite. >> i think his conduct is really undermining and threatening. >> vice president joe biden publicly attacked trump during a speech to a law group yesterday and hinted at who he wants in the white house as well. >> whoever the next president is, and god willing in my view it will be secretary clinton. >> still, senator bernie sanders has not thrown in the towel, however, after a face-to-face rr with president obama at the white house, sanders hinted at party unity. >> i am going to do everything in my power, and i will work as hard as i can to make sure that donald trump does not become president of the united states. >> edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >> well, it didn't take long for the general election to become a twitter war.

donald trump and hillary clinton are already looking a bit unsociable on social media. yesterday, trump tweeted out, obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama, but no one else does. clinton tweeted back, delete your account. how long did it take your staff of 823 people to think that up, and where are your 33,000 e-mails you deleted? that's trump back to hillary. trump will try to shift his focus to a new topic today, religion. he'll speak at the faith and freedom coalition conference in washington, d.c. this afternoon. the presumptive gop nominee is trying to solidify his standing with the block of relidging voters. he won the appeal of several evangelical voters in the primary season. to get complete coverage of both political conventions plus track the latest endorsements and all of the presidential buzz, just tap the nbc10 app. puerto rico could be getting

a bailout. last night on capitol hill, the house passed a rescue package to help ease the island's financial crisis. the bipartisan bill would create a control board to restructure some of puerto rico's $70 billion debt. the measure now heads to the senate, just three weeks before the territory has to make a $2 billion dent payment. women living in areas where zika is spreading should consider delaying pregnancy. that message is coming from the world health organization today. the w.h.o. stopped short of recommending that couples put preginousy on hold, but they said there's no other sure way to avoid the virus' devastating birth defect. health officials in zika affected areas like latin mark and the caribbean already have made similar recommendations. >> a top health official said congress understood to act now to help prevent the spread of zika in the united states. the obama administration has requested nearly $2 billion for the job, but congress hasn't approved the money yet.

the director of the cdc said that money is needed to control the mosquitoes that transmit the virus and to develop a vaccine. well, a beautiful day shaping up for the area. rehoboth beach looking absolutely gorgeous, as will be the case for most of the weekend, until we see some thunderstorms roll in later in the day tomorrow. also with our new neighborhood weather, don't forget your seven-day forecast is always at the bought 78 of the screen. temperatures have warmed up into the 70s. 70 along the shore right now. 71 through our south jersey neighborhoods. philadelphia area around 70 degrees. mid 60s in our pennsylvania suburbs. 70 in harmony hills as we look closer into delaware. 72, marshallten, odessa, 72. and in much of kent county, temperatures around 70. dover, 69. felton coming in at 69 degrees. 72, ellen dale. if you'rae anround the beaches

dover, your temperatures are 69. 71 right now in bethany beach. they'll be warming up to near 80 throughout the afternoon. live look at the radar. we're nice and dry. we'll stay this way for the rest of the day today. not as windy as yesterday either. sunshine across the board. philadelphia neighborhoods around 80 degrees, university city. if you're in the pennsylvania suburbs, mid to upper 70s. for the lehigh valley, 78 degrees. if you're in south jersey, 79, hammingten township, along the shore, mid 70s for wildwood and atlantic city. in delaware, we expect temperatures near 80 degrees in wilmington. here's future weather. today, we stay dry and warmer than yesterday, and tomorrow will be even warmer. mid to upper 80s. we're going to see some changes tomorrow, more clouds around, some showers possibly around lunch time, but the better chance of thunderstorms, that gets here in the afternoon. here's 4:00 p.m. saturday. storms starting to line up through the lehigh valley, around the trenton area, sliding through philadelphia by 6:00 p.m., and even into parts of new

jersey and along the shore. atlantic city expecting it later in the afternoon time. if you're heading out tomorrow, keep an eye to the sky because some of these storms could get pretty nasty pretty quick. they're going to keep sliding south through the evening, 8:00, south jersey and delaware, and by 9:00, a lot of these continues further south and clearing later in the evening. there's a risk of severe storms tomorrow. mostly in the afternoon. all of the counties shaded in yellow, this is most of new jersey, all of pennsylvania and northern delaware. in the afternoon hours, we could see thunderstorms with damaging winds, lightning, heavy rain, and hail. so again, keep an eye to the sky. if the rain starts in your area, head inside, don't try to get under tents, because again, the wind can be damaging across the area. brigantine, mid 70s if you're headed to the shore. tomorrow, a late day thunderstorm, near 80 degrees. sunday, dry and low 80s. in wildwood today, mid 70s and sunny. tomorrow, low 80s, thunderstorms. and sunday, nice warm day, 80

degrees, staying dry. for cape day tomorrow, mid 80. by monday, temperatures will be right around 77 degrees. the rest of the area for the weekend forecast, saturday, we're looking at the thunderstorms later in the day. temperatures mid to upper 80s. still warm. by sunday, nice and dry. and mid 80s. we'll take a closer look at the timing of the storms coming up. see you then. >> the commander in chief may be shedding a few tears today. the event president obama's attending right now and why he said he's bringing his sunglasses.

target is holding a job fair in center city right now for its new store that opens up next month. the retailer says dozens of positions for open for its washington square west store on chestnut street. the job fair runs today and tomorrow from 9:00 to 3:30. at the sunesta hotel at 18th and market street. >> the city of easton is so desperate to collect money for unpaid parking tickets that it's giving drivers a discount. drivers with unpaid fines can clear they records if they pay at least half of the fines owed in the next two weeks. the city hasn't bib able to collect about $767,000. >> no quarters, no problem. hundreds of parking meters iprehoboth beach will now accept credit cards. drivers will have to pay a flat 50 cent surcharge to use cards.

nearly half of the visitors paid with plastic over mumorical day weekend. you also still can pay with the phone app, park mobile. >> up next, remembering the greatest. we continue our live coverage this morning of the funeral for boxing legend muhammad ali as a miles long procession is under way right now in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. what's in store for this afternoon's public memorial service. and the family meeting a century in the making. a remarkable gift this woman received on her 100th birthday and why this little baby is extra special.

he was a man larger than life, and today, thousands are honoring the life of boxing legend muhammad ali. ali is making husband final

journey through his hometown of louisville, kentucky, right now. take a live look at the funeral procession headed towards an arena where ali will be remembered as a public service attended by celebrities, dignitaries and heads of state. as it's made its way through the streets of louisville, people are lined up along the road, and some of them are chanting and yelling things at the champ. this procession began at about 10:30 this morning. the motorcade includes 17 cars, among them, the hearse carrying ali's body. it is passing by areas significant to ali's life, including his boyhood home. nbc10 national correspondent jay gray is live in louisville with a review of this afternoon's memorial service. good morning again. >> good morning. good to talk to you again, and look, you said it best. this guy was larger than life throughout his life, and now in death being honored for everything he did both inside the ring but more importantly

outside the ring as a humanitarian. i want it step out of the way, show the arena here. we're still a few hours away from the service starting. people have been lining up all day. there's an audio recording that's playing as the people line up and talk about ali. i want to share a little bit about what it says. it says the ali family thanks everyone for attending the service, and it goes on to say that they hope that people will remember the core values by which he lived his life. respect, confidence, conviction, dedication, giving, and che spirituality. it's been a important in the throughout this week of memories. people wanting to make sure the legacy of this man lives on. there was, of course, an islamic prayer service yesterday. a funeral service. 16,000 or more attending that. and it was important to muhammad ali that all of these events be open to everyone of all faiths, of all races. and we have seen that. that's been a key to this entire

week of farewells, of course, ending today with one final good-bye to the champ. a special day here ineville, a town that loves to be the hometown of muhammad ali. he loved this town. never turned his back on it, according to those who live here. now they want to make sure he's remembered on this day. vai. >> jay, thank you. meanwhile, people in the philippines also paying tribute to ali today. fans gathered in manila where ali had one of his most famous bouts. a fight against joe frazier, known simply as the thrilla in manila. people coined an exhibition from memorabilia from the. the service is scheduled for 2:30. >> this morning, we're learning more about one family's dramatic escape from a late-night house fire in west deptford,

gloucester county. b pamela osborne joins us live where what has turned out to be an incredible story of survival. fill us in. >> vai, when you see the damage up close, you can begin to understand how dire the situation really was. there was no way any of those men were getting out through the front door. all three had to jump. and the one who was trapped the longest, he jumped into the waiting arms of a neighbor who refused to sit back and watch him die. >> and we looked outside and there's fire coming out of the window, just billowing. >> even more terrifying than that was what was up above the fire and smoke. >> i saw joey banging on the front window. awful, awful. >> cara is shaken by what she saw last night. >> then it just went up like a tinder box. >> a neighbor took this cell phone video of the fire which can be seen shooting through every window in every corner on the lower level of the home. there were three people trapped inside. two on the second floor and one

on the third. >> i screamed for my kids to call 911. >> but her sons knew there wasn't much time. the men on the second floor jumped to safety. a third was still trapped. >> people see him in the second story windows and, you know, he jumped onto the landing of the roof. >> the brothers sprung into action. >> my brother and i are over there trying to, you know, get him out of the second floor. >> joseph's brother steve told the man to jump, and he did. landing right into steve's arms, likely saving his life. >> to see him next to a flaming house catching somebody jumping out of a second story window was a treat. >> and i just checked in with the neighbors who helped rescue the one man who was still stuck up there. they tell me that two of the men have been treated and released from the hospital. the one they helped get down, still remains in the hospital right now. the house, as you can see, a total loss. the house next door damaged as well. the fire marshal still investigating to look for a cause here, but what i can

confirm to you at this time is that the investigators have ruled arson. reporting live in west deptford, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> and if you're getting an earl start, a great day to be at the shore as we take a live look at cape may new jersey from our camera at the marquis de lafayette hotel. sheena parveen is here. prael too cold to get on the water, but if you're on the sand and baking, it's probably refreshing to jump in and get back out. >> probably is. i'm sure a lot of people will do that today and across the weekend because it's only going to warm up throughout the weekend. we have thunderstorms in the forecast for part of your day tomorrow. here's a look at the temperatures now. 70 in philadelphia. 71, south jersey. 70 in wilmington and delaware and along the shore, temperature right arnt 70 degrees. we'll take a closer look at the temperatures if you're at the shore or heading to the shore.

71, summer's point, 80 in holigate or 68, i should say. 72 degrees in woodvine, and these numbers will be rising as we go through the afternoon. a nice offshore wind now so that's a warmer wind. breezy at the moment, but as we go through the afternoon, sunshine is going to stick around. 1:00 p.m., 73 degrees. by 4:00, temperatures in the upper 70s. warm day today, a dry day today. by tomorrow, some thunderstorms moving in, some of which could be strong to severe. we'll talk about that, what it means for your weekend, and the timing of it coming up. >> all right, we'll see you then. police in ohio have a man in custody after the shooting of a sheriff's deputy led them on a seven-hour manhunt. officers arrested the 19-year-old suspect not far from the complex where the deputy and either person were shot. the deputy was responding to a

domestic incident. she was treated and released. >> one of the greatest hockey players of all time died this morning. gordie howe passed away this morning. the hall of fame player played in more games than anyone in nhl history. he played most of those games with the detroit red wings. howe suffered a serious stroke nearly two years ago. his son mark howe played for the flyers in the 'yalths and '90s. gordie howe was 80. >> a former los angeles county district attorney said o.j. simpson had stopped taking arthritis medication before he tried on the glove in his double murder trial, and that may have affected the fit. the former d.a. says simpson was told stopping the drug would make his hands swell and his joints stiffen. simpson's attorney johnny cochran famously told jurors if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. they did acquit simpson of murdering his wife and her friend. he's now in jail for armed robbery.

>> president obama appeared on the tonight show starring jimmy fallon last night. he had some fun while talking about his accomplishments in the white house. take a look. >> through the actions of my administration, we were able to stimulate the economy and get our country back on track. >> oh, yeah. president obama stimulated long-term growth. >> president obama also talked about donald trump, and he said that while he's not sure if the republicans are happy with their choice, his party is. >> happening now, the first family is marking a milestone. president and mrs. obama are attending the high school graduation of their oldest daughter, malia. the 17-year-old is getting her diploma from a private school at this very hour. she will take a year off and then attend harvard university. an arizona woman got a very special present for her 100th birthday. dorothy martell helped welcome her great, great grandson,

westen, into the world. she and westen share the same birthday a century apart. there's an even more amazing fact. counting westen, dorothy now has 164 grandchildren. pretty amazing. >> this weekend, philadelphia's the place for international soccer, as the copa america tournament continues. at lincoln financial field, a different kind of football is going on, as we take a live look right now at the eagle's nest camera. last night, venezuela beat uruguay. and thousands of fans will come to philadelphia to watch soccer, and that means they'll be spending millions of dollars on lodging, on food, probably cheesesteaks and a bunch of other items. goals at the link brought smiles to the restaurant owner and her customers. >> copa america with our team, we're so excited about the whole thing. so we are very happy.

>> philadelphia hosts two more copa america games. the u.s. versus paraguay tomorrow, and chile against panama on tuesday. the major league baseball draft continues this afternoon. and the phillies will have the first pick in the third round. the team had the first overall pick when the draft began last night. and they chose a high school outfielder from southern california. take a look. >> the first selection of the 2016 mlb draft, the philadelphia phillies select mickey moniak. mickey moniak, considered one of the best high school hitters in this year's draft. he went to a high school near san diego, and scouts think he could hit for power and average. he could steal bases and also is a good defensive player. he's only 18 because he's in high school, and he could take several years before he joins the major league club. but naturally, he is thrilled. >> this has all been a blessing, having all my family and friends

around me, and to get the call that i was the first pick and heading to philadelphia, it was an unbelievable experience. especially sharing it with all these guys and family and friends. i couldn't be more happy right now. >> meanwhile, fans of all ages enjoyed a fun time with the phillies, all while helping to put an end to a debilitating disease. thousands of fans got to meet their favorite players and get some autographs at the annual phillies festival. it raised more than $718,000 to fight a.l.s. it's also known as lou gehrig's disea disease. >> the phillies top minor league team is changing its identity. the iron pigs are becoming the cheesesteaks just for today. a name change for tonight's game, as a salute to philadelphia. the team is wearing jerseys with a special cheesesteak logo. fans have a chance to vote online to choose whether the team wear the with or without onions cap design. the with onions hat the

overwhelming winner. >> one-on-one with david letterman. tom brokaw sat down with the show legend. and i talked to tom about letterman's new life, his retirement, what he thinks of the late night shows now, and of course, that beard. >> well, vai, a beautiful friday. nice start to the weekend. especially if you're here. this is marigate, right along the shore. niceconditions, especially not one cloud. as we go to the weekend, we will have around, even some thunderstorms, some of which could be strong. i'll show you the timing coming up next.

share the screen on nbc sunday night. tom brokaw will share a sit-down interview with former late night talk show host david letterman. this is letterman's first in depth tv interview since he retired. it will air on a new installment of on assignment this sunday at 7:00 p.m. here's a sneak peek. >> do you look every night? >> no, i don't. and it's interesting. i thought for sure i would. and then the first day of steven's show, when he went on the air, an energy left me, and i thought like, it's not my problem anymore. >> tom brokaw joins us now to tell us more about his sit-down with david letterman. he joins us from 30 rock in new york. thank you so much for coming on

this morning. >> glad to be here, vai. it wasn't so much of a sit-down as a walk around. walk around the old neighborhood, walk around indianapolis, walk around the indy 500 track. we had a wonderful weekend together, and it was david at his charming, witty best. commenting on growing up and where he grew up and how he grew up, and then going to the track with him. it was, you know, one of those things as a reporter you say how did i get so lucky? >> we'll get to that in a second. i want to start with some of the interesting things he said to say about who he thought should have replaced him. tell us what told you. >> well, it kind of came out almost by accident. i asked him if they asked him who his replacement should be. he said, no, no, i'm not watching very much at all. he said i thought maybe they could have picked a woman, in fact, i don't know why they didn't pick a woman for my job. you know, the fact is you look around.

samantha bee, ms. schumer, all these people who are now women at the top of their game as comedians. and comediccommentators. that's a fair question to ask. >> it is. letterman now spends most of his time at his montana ranch. he said you are the reason that he lives there. tell us about that. >> well, when i would be on his show, and i think i was on as much as anybody probably, and he would be interested in what i was doing. i often talked about montana and the ranch life. one day i got a in montana and he was in wyoming. i said what are you doing in wyoming? you said it's great and i don't see anything here for me. i said come to montana. then i told him to go to helena, montana, turn the car north and drive along what is called the rocky mountain front. he got to the end of the day, called me and he was in love. he found a big, big ranch up there, big wild country, grizzly bears in the wilderness, and

he's become a very good horseman. he bought fishing property as well. he does have that western life, and he is deep into it. >> we notice you spent time with him on the track. we all recognize his love for the indianapolis 500. he also obviously looks a little different now than we remember him when he was on television. did you ask him about that beard? >> yeah, i did ask him about the beard. i mean, everybody notices. i began by saying what's growing in there? what are you nesting? he said, look, i decided i had shaved at least once a day every day from the time i was 20 until i left the show because i was going to be on television every day. i just got tired of it, so i let the beard grow. he said, nobody in my family likes it, my son calls it creepy. and i just say to him, well, that's dad. that's who i am. >> tom caw, certainly great to see you both of you on television. we look forward to seeing you sunday night. thank you so much, tom. >> thank you. thank you, vai.

>> and you can see tom brokaw full interview with david letterman sunday night at 7:00 p.m., on assignment, right here on nbc10. the philadelphia area's only festival celebrating the works of latino and latin american filmmakers begins today, and nbc10 and telemundo 62 are proud sponsors of the vefestival. we have the director of the philadelphia latino film festival. thank you for being here. i love just saying your name. >> good morning. thank you so much for that. >> did i get it? >> perfectly. >> put it there. tell us what's in store for the weekend. of offerings for all ages. festival is its in fifth year. one of the things we're doing to expand our programming is to incorporate in a youth programming component we're very proud of. so we're going to work with young people providing an opportunity for hands-on training on film making and also a showcase of six films that

have been developed and produced and executed by youth, young filmmakers in the region. >> what's the buzz on some of the films being featured? >> well, tonight we kick off the celebration, our opening night, and we'll have norman, which is a movie that comes to us from venezuela. the director will be in the house, and one of the key things is that it really touches on the political landscape and totally opposite perspectives on a political -- at a political level, but how people can still connect. we felt it was very timely based on everything that we're seeing right now politically in our community. >> why is this such a big deal to the latino community? why is this such a big deal? >> it a space. it creates a space for cultural dialogue, so we definitely want to connect with folks throughout the region and share the diversity and the talent that

emerges from latin american countries, but at the same time, we wanton experiences, stories of growth, of resilience, of struggle, that really people can connect and really enjoy. and at the time, see some films that have been showcased in festivals internationally. we're bringing cows wearing sunglasses, our closer tomorrow night. that's the first puerto rican film to screen at the film festival in the netherland. >> i haven't been to a latino festival where there wasn't really great food. i'm keeping my fingers crossed. >> we start tonight, so definitely come and have some fun with us. >> all right. the fifth annual philadelphia latino film festival starts tonight and runs through sunday. nbc10 and tellemundo 62 are prod sponsors of the event. we thank you so much. did i say deright? >> yes. come out, people. have a good time.

it's going to be great. >> thanks for joining us. >> absolutely. >> well, beautiful start to your weekend. it's clear. it is dry. fantastic friday. live look at margate, completely clear skies here with temperatures really starting to warm up across the area. also, don't forget, seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen with your new neighborhood weather. right now across the philadelphia area, 70 des is the temperature. 71 through many of our south jersey neighborhoods. if you're in our pennsylvania suburbs, conqueredville, 67, kenneth square. chester county, upper 60s. 68 in chad's ford. montgomery county, 70 in elroy, ft. washington, 68 degrees. and if you're in bensalem, temperatures there right around 70 degrees. very nice day, all because of this your yeah of high pressure that's going to keep us dry for today. tomorrow, different story. that high moves away and storms

move in. i'll show you the timing in a second. for the afternoon, 77 for the high temperature in cutstown. pennsylvania suburbs, 78. philadelphia area, sunny, 80 degrees. and new jersey neighborhoods coming in at 78 in trenton, 77 in haddonfield. and close to the shore, beautiful day today 75 degrees, atlantic city. 79 degrees in avalon, and the sunshine is going to stick around, even in dover. 79 degrees and sunny, and rehoboth beach, 77 degrees. future weather as we go through the day today, warm and dry. the warm air is going to last especially into tomorrow, mid to upper 80s. by the middle of the day tomorrow, there's a chance we could see showers trying to move through. the best chance is in the afternoon. there's 4:00 p.m., showers and storms lining up, possibly through the lehigh valley and across trenton, getting closer to philadelphia by about 6:30. there you see the line of showers continuing to move south, and strong thunderstorms

we expect that's going to extend to the shore and continuing to slide south through 8:00 p.m., south jersey still expecting it later tomorrow evening as well, and then into delaware. we clear up later tomorrow night. with the storms i just showed you, there's a good chance some of these could be strong to severe, meaning damaging winds, lightning, heavy rain, and hail. all the areas shaded in yellow, that's basically almost all of new jersey, northern delaware, all of pennsylvania, in our area, that expect those strong storms. shore forecast as we go through the weekend tomorrow, some late day thunderstorms. if you're in margate, 79 degrees. rehoboth beach, 82. sunday is nice and dry and still warm. around 80 degrees for your shore forecast. your ten-day outlook, today, nice. 80 degrees and dry. tomorrow, afternoon thunderstorms, strong storms, near 90. by sunday, mid 80s and dry. we go into monday, still in the 80s. rain chances come back tuesday and wednesday. but look at that. we have a long ten-day stretch of 80 degree temperatures across

the board. so it's going to be warm. enjoy this weekend, but if you have outdoor plans tomorrow, keep an eye to the sky, especially in the afternoon. if it starts raining, run inside because some of the storms can get nasty pretty quick. stay tuned, we'll be right back.

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