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orlando. family wait for word about missing loved ones. the reported gunman's ex-wife reveals news details. new tonight, the story of a survivor from our area. >> would have stayed a little longer, i would have been dead. >> barely missing the deadliest mass shooting in american history. 50 people dead, 53 others injured at gay nightclub in orlando. >> bang, bang, screaming, loud noises. the guy next to me was shot. >> thanks for joining us. the gunman who authorities have identified at omar mateen called 911 to swear his allegiance to isis before the attack. there's no evidence of any direct communication between mateen and islamic state members overseas. tonight, we have team coverage. let's go to nbc 10's george spencer who is live near the scene. george lived and reported in orlando before coming to

philadelphia. george, it's still very active out there. >> reporter: denise, at this hour we are seeing a five block lock down. coroner crews working to remove bodies from the nightclub here on orange avenue. 120 miles away from here in fort pierce, the fbi just has begun to review the apartment where this shooter allegedly lived. all evening we have been watching the names of the deceased being released by city of orlando. first four names, now up to eight names. the youngest victim just 20 years old. all of this coming as we are learning new details late tonight about both the gunman and the survivors. >> he was mentally unstable and mentally ill. that's the only explanation that i could give. >> reporter: the gunman's ex-wife spoke out tonight telling reporters that omar mateen used to beat her during their brief marriage.

she says she was deeply upset to be associated with someone who would carry out such a violent act. >> i was devastated, shocked. started shaking and crying, because more than anything, i was so, so deeply hurt and heartbreaken for the family that lost loved one. >> reporter: we know more about the guns used. federal investigators say mateen legally bought an ar-15 rifle and pistol. used in the sandy hook massacre, the colorado movie theater shooting and the san bernardino attacks. >> like i said, i'm glad to be alive. >> reporter: i met michael hoffman outside of pulse. he grew up in philadelphia and moved to orlando five years ago. he was in the crowded club last night. he left before the shooting started. he says he was just minutes away from becoming a victim. >> if i would have been there throughout the night or we would have stayed a little bit longer, i would have been dead.

i could have been dead, i'm not sure. you know, he decided, my friend, that we leave the club early, which we did. thank god for that. >> reporter: again and again tonight we have run into survivors like him. i spoke to one young man who was apart from his best friend and roommate for much of the day. knew the roommate had been at pulse last night. ends up the roommate is fine tonight. we're glad to report. would give you a sense of how busy law enforcement still are at this time, they have asked community groups to hold off on setting up and holding vigils around the community because it would detract some of their presence from this still very active scene. denise? >> george, not only did we hear from mateen's ex-wife but nbc news spoke to his father who provided more information about a possible motive. >> reporter: yeah. hard to believe but that father is telling nbc news that his son

apparently saw a same-sex couple kissing while he was down in miami. it happened in front of his family. we do know the shooter was enraged by that. at this point just beginning to put the pieces together of what might have prompted this massacre. live tonight in orlando, i'm george spencer, nbc new 10 news. we continue our coverage. we have the stories of the survivors in orlando. you are learning more also about the victims? >> reporter: that's right. i checked the website for friends and family. the names of eight of the 50 victims have been released. so far they range from 20 to 36 years old. those who survived the mass shooting describe the devastating moments inside the nightclub. >> oh, my god. >> i want to say it lasted eight minutes. >> reporter: 2:00 in the morning, a fun night is abruptly

interrupted by a bullets. >> he wasn't stopping. he kept shooting and shooting and shooting and walking around. >> reporter: at first many thought it was the music. >> it was rapid fire. then he would change, put another ammunition and change and put another ammunition. i could just smell the ammo in the air. this is a gun. this isn't fireworks. we need to leave. >> reporter: chaos followed as 300 people tried to make it to an exit out of the gay nightclub, not knowing where the bullets were aimed next. >> people are screaming, help me, i'm trapped. people are getting trampled. there was no clear exit sign at the club. we didn't know which door to take or where to go. >> reporter: outside, two men were seen carrying another man with a gun shot wound to his thigh. six others were helping a woman with blood soaked jeans. pickup trucks replaced ambulances to get the injured to a hospital. after the shock, agony set in. >> it's just now -- we were with him in the club. now we have to attend his

funeral. more injured continue to be identified. that's where they are learning the dead. authorities are waiting until proper notification before more names are made public. we're learning new details about the suspect omar mateen. authorities say he was a u.s. citizen born in new york who moved to -- with his family to flo florida more than a decade ago. the fbi investigating him twice over the past two years. in 2013 he allegedly told co-workers he had tied to terrorists. agents questioned him about a connection to the first american to carry out a suicide attack in syria a year later. nothing came of either of those cases. they were both closed. the fbi says mateen pledged allegiance to isis in a 911 call before the attack.

late today investigators revealed mateen had a state wide firearms license. he was licensed ace p ed as a p security officer since 2011. here are the weapons that are similar to the ones used in the massacre. investigates say he carried an ar-15 style rifle and a pistol. he recently purchased both legally. orlando police released this picture of an officer's helmet hit by a bullet as the s.w.a.t. team entered the club. the department tweeted, quote, in the hail of gunfire in which the suspect was killed, an officer was hit. kevlar helmet saved his life. here at home members of philadelphia's lgbt community aren't allowing this tragedy to dampen their spirits as they celebrate pride. many are still out tonight in center city. nbc's 10 brandon hudson spoke to local gay club owners about what they are doing to ease fears and keep people safe.

>> reporter: philadelphia's lgbt community wants to show what happened in orlando won't stop them from being who they are. as today's pride festival winds down, people we spoke to say, it's been bittersweet. crowds line the streets of philadelphia's gay tborhood. many reveling in the after party. in the back of their mind, remembering the 50 killed and 53 injured at a shooting inside a gay bar in orlando. >> it's hard for us hearing what happened. >> reporter: this man owns the sports bar boxers on walnut street. rob told us it's hard hearing there is still so much hate in the world. but it won't stop him or others in the lgbt community from living their lives. >> the only thing that give u.s. comfort, love wins over hate. >> reporter: he says his bar will reinforce its security policies which include checking bags before entering.

not too away, steven carlino is considering changes. >> we have taken some additional precautions with additional security. it's just sobering. it's hard to imagine that. >> reporter: down the street at woodies, police stood guard in light of what unfolded in orlando. nbc 10 learned tomorrow night people can pay their respects to the victims at a candlelight vigil at city hall where the flags are at half staff by order of tom wolf. we know the mayor will be there. >> they shouldn't let events like this keep them locked away in their houses. >> reporter: the mayor says there are no plans to send any local resources down to orlando. however, they will remain focused on security at they prepare for the dnc. in philadelphia's gayborhood. the celebration of pride month started this morning with a moment of silence in philadelphia as thousands of gathered from center city to

penns landing for the pride parade and festival. while there was celebration, thoughts were also with those in orlando. this college student made this sign after he heard about the news about the shooting. it reads, philly is orlando, rip pulse shooting victims. >> it's horrible. the number of people is horrific. and i think it's something that we need to realize that just because we have marriage equality doesn't mean that our fight for respect is over. >> he says he hopes this event is a catalyst for people to come together and work toward each other's safety and security. stay with nbc 10 new u.s. for yo your continuing coverage of the terror in orlando. we will tell you how the presidential candidates are reacting. how facebook made history with a safety feature. another live report from george spencer in orlando.

the nbc 10 first alert weather team is tracking changes for your workweek. what can we expect? >> after hitting 90 both days this weekend, it's going to get cooler. i will tell you how cool and when we can see rain next in the neighborhood forecast. plus, forced out of their hopes. what's being done to help dozens of people after a fire tore through their apartment building.

we're continuing to follow

the investigation into the terror in orlando. the gunman called 911 to declare his allegiance to the leader of isis moments before the attack. but there's no indication so far that the gunman was in touch with terrorists overseas. several officials say there's no sign that anyone else was involved in the attack. president obama was briefed on the shooting spree by both the fbi and national security officials. the white house released this photo of the president meeting in the oval office with the fbi director. the president later addressed the nation from the white house briefing room and called the shooting an act of terror and an act of hate. >> this is a sobering reminder that attacks on any americans, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation is an attack on all of us. >> the terror in orlando quickly became a topic in it the presidential race.

candidates on both sides took to social media to speak out about the tragedy. donald trump tweeted, appreciate the congrats for being right on radical islamic terrorism. i don't want congrats. i want toughness and vigilance. in another tweet trump directly criticized president obama before the president spoke to the nation. he tweeted, quote, is president obama going to finally mention the words radical islamic terrorism? if he doesn't, he should immediately resign in disgrace. hillary clinton tweeted that she, quote, woke up to hear the devastating news from florida. she later released a statement saying to the lgbt community, quote, please know that you have millions of allies across the country. i am one of them. a south jersey community will come together tomorrow night to remember murdered singer christina grimmie. her hometown will hold a

candlelight vigil tomorrow night at 8:45 at the sports complex. a 27-year-old florida man shot the former "voice" contestant as she signed autographs following a concert in orlando. that man shot himself after grimmie's brother tackled him. detectives are searching his cell phone and social media accounts looking for any clues to a motive. more than a dozen families need a new place to live tonight after a fire tore through their west philadelphia apartment building. the flames broke out near 43rd and chestnut streets. it affected six units there. a man who lived in a neighboring building says he woke up to see the scene next door. >> it was flaming. you could see the flames going up about 30 feet in the air. >> the american red cross is helping more than 13 families who were forced out. there's no word yet how the fire started.

it was a pretty hot weekend. things are starting to cool off a little bit. 64 in allentown, 66 in coatesville. 66 in trenton. that's not that cold for this time of the year. but we're seeing temperatures like 10, 20 degrees colder than what we saw at this time last night. at the shore, we have had a land breeze all day. that allowed the shore to get up to 90 degrees as well. same temperature pretty much as the inland areas. 72 in woodbine. cape may point, 73. they are a little cooler today because of the wind coming in off of delaware bay. six hours ago, we were still seeing wind gusts of 30 miles an hour or greater. earlier today, we had 40 mile an hour wind gusts. right now, we have several airports not reporting gusts at all. but we're still seeing some

places 20 to 30 miles an hour. that's likely to start off kind of breezy during the day tomorrow. it's going to start off sunny. you can see there's no cloud cover anywhere nearby. as we go into the next couple of days, it's going to be cooler. but it doesn't take much to get cooler than these 90s. 92 saturday, 90 sunday. closer to average over the rest of the next couple of days. it's dry for now. we can actually use some rain the way it is looking. as we go into monday, just clouds that you are seeing here and into tuesday as well. we have a couple of dry days here. that's what the neighborhood forecast is showing. mostly sunny skies. lehigh valley up to 80 degrees. still relatively low humidity. it's a beautiful day out there for just about every part of the area.

as we go into the rest of the week, we are going to be seeing temperatures going up a little bit as we go into wednesday. it's looking dry in most places. lehigh valley 85 on wednesday. the jersey shore and delaware, we have some showers moving in. that's a sign of things to come. more on that a little bit later. almost but not quite. it looked like the phillies were going to get the best of mets until a former philly stole the win away. wirth snatching victory in from what looked like defeat. highlights next when we come back.

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the phillies' surprising start to the season has given way to a june swoon. with three wins in the entire month, hoping to avoid the sweeping feeling in the nation's capital. phillies trailing 3-0 until offense got going in the fifth. opposite field shot that clears the left field wall. all of a sudden, phillies within two runs. a man on second, this rbi double cuts the deficit to 3-2. banks one into left. this game is tied at 3. same score. we have more drama than a soap opera.

oh, my, serves one up, long gone. until the bottom of the ninth, three outs from the win. harper at the dish. hernandez steals the hopper. the throw pulls joseph off the bag. harper reaches safely. two outs, gomez walks robinson to load the pads. pond full of ducks. a frog on every lily pad if you will brings up jason wirth. tieing it run scores. oh, man, the winning run comes across. former philly deliverers the walk-off hit. nats complete a three-game sweep of the phillies. the stanley cup trophy is back in the steel city after failing to secure hockey's ultimate price in front of their home fans, the penguins entered the

shark tank and filleted the fish. look at this. a wrist shot beats matt murray. watch the five hole. he evens the game at 1. letang carrying the put behind the neck. crosby feeds the puck back. pretty stuff. pen s up 2-1. the testimoempty net. crosby blocks the shot. penguins win 3-1 to win the fourth stanley cup in history. one other note, in advance of i ingram's workout with the team.

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right now on nbc 10, we continue to follow the latest on the terror in orlando. tonight, authorities continue to remove the bodies of the victims of the massacre at a gay

nightclub. this comes as an fbi team prepares to enter the gunman's apartment. authorities say omar mateen called 911 to swear his allegiance to isis before the attack at pulse nightclub. jay gray has the latest on the investigation from orlando. >> reporter: an outpouring of support tonight. a stunned nation searching for strength and answers less than 24 hours after the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. just after 2:00 a.m., the clash of gunfire rose above the dance music inside the popular gay nightclub pulse. >> oh, my god. people are getting shot, dude. >> reporter: at least 50 were killed. 53 or more injured. the deadliest shooting in u.s. history. >> reporter: as police moved in, the wounded were moved to area hospitals.

dozens still inside the club were held hostage. the standoff continuing for three hours before a s.w.a.t. team stormed in killing the suspect during a fire fight. >> reporter: as the magnitude of the attack started to sink in, friends and families searched for loved ones. >> i don't know where my son is. nobody can tell me where my son is. if he's been shot, if he's dead. no one knows. >> reporter: we know more now about the alleged triggerman, 29-year-old omar mateen, born in new york. he moved to florida with his family more than ten years ago. the fbi first learned about mateen four years ago, when co-workers alerted agents about comments he made supporting violent extremism. a year later he was questioned about a passing relationship with a man who became a suicide bomber in syria. since then, agents say he showed no signs of preparing for a terror attack. police say mateen called 911 just before the attack pledging

his allegiance to isis and talking briefly about the boston marathon bombing. his father tells nbc news the killing spree may have been fuelled by his anger over something he saw a few months ago in miami saying, he saw two men kissing each other and he got very angry. omar was very upset. maybe that's why he went after a gay club. as investigators continue to search for the reason, this community and the country now search for comfort. jay gray, nbc 10 news. nbc 10's george spencer is in orlando tonight, not far from pulse nightclub. george, walk us through what's happening there right now. >> reporter: hard to believe but as we approach 24 hours after this attack began, a huge crime scene some five blocks long here in central orlando is still on lockdown. locally right now we know investigators here are doing the

painstaking work of deliberately, carefully collecting all of the evidence in that club. coroner crews working to remove the bodies of the deceased there. meanwhile right now, 120 miles away from here, to the south and east down in fort pierce, florida, we know that an fbi evidence team is at the shooter's apartment. they are working to begin collecting evidence there, approaching that task very carefully out of fear that he may have booby trapped even his own living space. >> george, we know there are no more official updating coming tonight. we keep hearing from the people in the club. what are they telling you? >> reporter: their stories are terrifying. talked to one man who described it all as a blur. as you would imagine, he is inside the nightclub. it's a noisy place. he described hearing those initial pops and thinking they were part of the music, not knowing where they were coming from. but then he started seeing

people fall down. take a listen to how he described it. >> to hear what sounds like fireworks and balloons popping. you assume it's part of the show. and then you hear people start screaming and the sound doesn't stop. people start falling. you realize it's not a show anymore. and at that point i realized i needed to get out. >> reporter: obviously, he was able to get out. but you can hear the pain in his voice, even now not able to make sense of it. he spent much of today searching for the friends he was at that club with. >> absolutely terrifying. george, we mentioned earlier that you lived and reported in orlando before. coming to philadelphia, tell us what it's like to be back there during this tragedy. >> reporter: i would say, terribly sad. i worked in the city for five

years. lived to the east of where this happened. this orange avenue really goes through the middle of downtown orlando to the north of us is the central business district. this area here on a friday or saturday night like last night would have been packed with cars and people out and about enjoying their weekend plans. obviously, all of that interrupted last night by the shooting just about five blocks to the south of where we are. again, there are hopes only a couple of steps from where i'm standing. this is about half an hour from the tourist area that so many people associate with orlando. the victims of this, the people impacted by this massacre last night, orlando residents more than tourists, it is certainly a sad and hard day in this city. we are live tonight in orlando, florida, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> george, thank you. in the hours after the orlando shooting, facebook

activated its safety check feature. it helps people find out whether friends and loved ones near the scene of a crisis have tagged themselves as safe. it's the first incident in the u.s. that facebook has activated safety check. hundreds of donors lined at an orlando blood bank. officials say they received such an overwhelming response that they are asking blood donors to come back over the next several days. the red cross of eastern pennsylvania is sending a small number of blood products to support florida hospitals that are caring for shooting victims. >> i felt if i could help out in any way that i could, then i would. my boyfriend came with me. >> officials have made a call for people with o negative, o positive and ab blood types to donate. in the wake of the massacre in orlando, u.s. senator bob casey plans to meet with lgbt leaders in pittsburgh to talk about ways to prevent similar attacks in the future. the senator will start by

unveiling a new bill aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of people who have been convicted of hate crimes in the past. before sunday morning's shooting, the rampage at virginia tech university was the worst shooting. a 23-year-old student shot and killed 32 people before taking his own life. 17 other people were injured. now orlando joins the list of cities whose names are now synonymous with mass shootings. last december, a couple opened fire at a social services center in san bernardino, california, killing 14 people. last june, dylann roof shot and killed nine african-american church members during a bible study group in south carolina. in december of 2012, 26 people, including 20 first graders were killed in a massacre at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. in july of 2012, james holmes shot and killed 12 people and

injured 70 others in an aurora, colorado, movie theater. sadly, that list goes on. stay with nbc 10 for the latest developments on the terror in orlando. our morning team will be working around the clock to bring you any new information on the attack beginning at 4:00 a.m. on nbc new news today. new at 11:00, a deadly crash in atlantic county. a motorcyclist is dead after colliding with a car. the driver of the car was also injured. it happened near atlantic and havana avenues. the road is back open tonight. turning to the forecast. a warm and windy night. a live look at the aeromark building. let's get a check of the weather. you are tracking a cooldown. >> that's right. the winds are starting to bring

in cooler air. when you see winds like that at night, a good idea it's going to be breezy the next day. we have hardly any cloud cover. it's going to be sunny to start off the day. temperatures dropping a little bit down to 64 in the lehigh valley. 63 in some of the suburbs. as we go through the day tomorrow, temperatures will go up nbut not to 90 we got to today. the suburbs getting to 78. you see lots of sunshine there. lehigh valley to 78 degrees. temperatures at the jersey shore going to 76. got up near 90 at the shore today. things are changing quite a bit there. we will get into the rest of the week's forecast with some rain and much cooler weather coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. it's not the place for a fear of heights. tonight we are taking you to the top of the new comcast tower.

we will tell you what you need to know about the future of fare collection.

a live look at the new comcast innovation and technology center. the building is under construction in center city. when it's all done, it will be the new home of several businesses including nbc 10 and telemundo 62. over the next several months, nbc 10 he's keith jones will gi you a look. it will be 60 stories high. with a reporter keith jones and the photographer afraid of heights, documenting this story was quite the adventure. >> reporter: i'm going to say it, i'm afraid of roller coasters. why? i don't do well with heights. if you look behind the camera, neither does any buddy brad. for us, climbing this is the

challenge of a lifetime. it starts at the bottom. equipped with hard hats, safety glasses, vests, then -- the elevator ride up. it's a makeshift car that will 1100 feet. several floors from the top. >> ready? >> reporter: we strap on gopros. where we are going, there's no room for a bulky 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 are you feeling? >> reporter: just good, no potentially dizzying views just yet. i was feeling brave. okay. so i wasn't. one step after another i

followed. putting on a positive face. my heart racing. i never looked down. >> my goodness. >> reporter: finally, the view. the last few steps and then nothing but sky above us. >> crystal clear up here. are you kidding me? >> reporter: we captured the 360-degree views, 711 feet up, the comcast innovation and technology center is finished, it will be taller than 1,100 feet. the iron workers live this every single day. to them, this is a cakewalk. >> at first i was scared. had to get used to it. now, i'm out there every day. >> reporter: meet jim kelly. he walks the tightrope. >> nervous at first. i feel pretty comfortable now. doing a great job. >> reporter: bill has 30 years of experience. he worked on 1 liberty place. back then, listen to this, they weren't required to wear safety

harnesses. >> have a little bit of fear or you can get injured. >> reporter: that's a good thing. fear was what we had. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> tomorrow keith jones continues our coverage with a look at the core and the shell of the comcast innovation and technology center. catch a story tomorrow on nbc 10 news at 5:00. let's get a look at some of the stories we will follow this week on nbc 10. tomorrow, septa is launching a new fare system it calls the future of fare payment. the key cards will work on subways, buses, troll leys and eventually regional trail. it will launch at 6:00 tomorrow morning. 10,000 riders will be able to buy the cards first come first served. it's back to the battleground states for the presidential candidates. that means a return to pennsylvania. hillary clinton will campaign in

the pittsburgh area tuesday. a final vote is expected thursday on philadelphia's so-called soda tax. the 1.5 cent per ounce tax on sugary drinks and diet sodas will go for a vote before full city council. the money will would used to pay for pre-k, community schools, and the city's pension system. we have a nice night out there with a bit of a breeze. temperatures starting to go down into the 60s in parts of the area. so far, we're not seeing anybody down into the 50s. let's see if we get anybody close. we have a couple places, pretty close. bath at 62. bethlehem, 63. easton 63. of course, those places will be well down in the 50s by morning. we got into the 90s both days

this weekend. 92 saturday. 90 today. we started off with humidity. then that dropped during the day. winds were gusting over 40 miles an hour. then near normal temperatures for the next couple of days. it's going to be a pretty nice start to the week. not as windy as today and not as hot as it was over the weekend. hardly any clouds in the morning. just high clouds coming through during the afternoon. same story on tuesday. we have a few clouds, but that's about it. there may be some moisture coming down into southern parts of the area as we go into wednesday. you will see that on the fore forecast. everybody will be seeing mostly sunny skies. reading at 80. the humidity pretty low. we could use a little rain in many parts of the area.

atlantic city, 76. they were near 90 today. it was a lot hotter today. as we go through the next five daze, days, the southern moisture. the jersey shore, showers wednesday. but i don't have it in for philadelphia. i have rain in everywhere for thursday with an east wind keeping it cool. some left over rain on friday at the shore. but not in the philadelphia area. that's part of the neighborhood weather forecasting that we can make that kind of distinguishing. you can see wednesday, dry. friday dry in philadelphia and points to the north. we have the rain in the forecast for thursday. we could use it by then. saturday is kind of cool. next weekend, starts getting hot again by sunday. then we're fairly dry and hot into next week. the eagles mandatory mini-camp ended. we won't see the players until

training camp in july. john clark talks about the c controversy this season. stick around. okay, ready?

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the eagles quarterback situation has dominated the headlines all off season from the resigning of sam bradford to the drafting of carson wentz. john clark has the story from atlantic city. >> i got a chance to sit down with the only two eagles quarterbacks in history who led the birds to a super bowl. mcnabb and jaworski. i talked with them about how they think the quarterback situation will turn out. >> sam made a mistake. he realizes he made a bad move by balking.

i think it was his decision. >> i don't blame him. >> what? you have a $35 million contract. you are the starting quarterback of the philadelphia eagles and you don't accept competition? >> i don'tñ)dóq-- the thing abo philadelphia that people don't realize is competition when it comes to week seven and eight when you are 3-5, 2-6, yes. they bring the sign guy out. they bring the sign guy out -- >> you better -- >> carson wentz running out there. >> you heard it. i heard it. boo. you better -- >> that sounds familiar. >> you better have thick skin. i don't know if carson wentz has that. we will find out. i have been around him. i went out to fargo. he seems like a grounded young man. that being said, he hasn't had 70,000 people on his behind like we have had it. people have questions.

you have to learn how to handle that. it's not easy. >> how do you learn that? when it first happens -- >> the way i handled it, i was never going to allow anybody to deter me or make me be someone i'm not. the whole thing about it is, you are drafted by an organization because of who you are and how you handle situations. here in philadelphia, he has to be that guy. you can't go out and try to be me. you can't go out and try to be ron. there's no reason for you to try to be randal. just be who you are. people will begin to adjust of what you are capable of doing. for carson, this is an opportunity for him to go out in the community and try to shake hands and take pictures with babies and try to bring all the attention to him, because as soon as you throw an incompletion or interception, they will boo you. you have to put that behind you, have short-term memory. >> sam bradford in this situation, it's not the easiest situation. he stayed away for a couple weeks. asked to be traded.

he seems to have taken a leadership role. >> he can't worry about carson wentz. it's hard here in philadelphia. he will hear from the crowd. i think for both parties, just continue to approach the thing like they are starters, like things are going well. let everything else develop and take care of itself. >> it's impossible for a quarterback no matter how smart you are, no matter how much athletic ability you have, it's hard to assimilate an nfl offense, learn the offense and go play against nfl defense in one year. it's very difficult if not impossible. >> john clark in atlantic city, thank you. that's it for sports. hello,

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philly beer week wrapped up with a party in spring garden. they hosted a eed a sunday afte bash serving up rare beer and all the food you could eat. up next on nbc 10, it's "in depth." >> this week we're giving an all access look at some of our craziest stunts, challenges and fun moments away from the ime interview chair. >> you okay? >> great. >> all right. good job. >> i was in pain for days after that one.

check out an all access episode next right here on nbc 10. the heat has been on this weekend but we will switch gears. >> we will not see 90s for a while. we did both days this weekend, saturday 92, sunday 90. you can see we're back to the pretty close to average monday and tuesday. and lots of sunshine. high clouds in southern parts of the area. wednesday we could see a few showers south. most of the region is dry. thursday i think is the day when we target some rain. a lot of places could actually use it. as long as it gets out of here by next weekend. there's some computer models that suggest that it does continue to bother us into the weekend. we will update that during the next couple of days. right now, i'm keeping it looking pretty good for next weekend and getting hot by next sunday. >> looks pleasant with the temperatures in the 80s.

that's nbc 10 news for now. have a great monday.