to walk to work about four miles, so he was down on his luck until police arrived and, and when they did, they brought something in return. >> reporter: police want to know if you recognize this man or the dark colored suv. he's caught stealing the bicycle of a good will employee, rob reese, who needs the bike to support his family. it's his only ride to work. he says what the video doesn't show is the man using cutting shears to cut the lock. >> i love my job, and to steel from good will is despicable. >> police worked with good will to secure the video of the june 11th crime. after that they summoned the hard working floor associate back outside with a surprise. >> this is for you, on behalf of the lumberton police department. >> a brand new road bike.

reese doesn't earn a giant paycheck and he and his wife are expecting a second child. without his bike, he's been walking to work for the last week or so. >> spur of the moment. we saw the man in need. >> i feel blessed. oh, my god. i didn't expect this at all. thank you very much. >> the new one donated by the local fop and area businesses, has a new lock, helmet and water bott bottle. >> i'm putting it inside from now on. >> reporter: today's post father's day gesture by police is proof that those who give to their community often get rewarded in return. if anyone recognizes the suspect or the car in the video, contact lumberton police. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news.

not exactly the kind of day you want to spend working outside. this postal worker braved the heat to deliver mail on jackson street in wilmington this afternoon. a much better option, spending time at the jersey shore. >> can we go? >> here is a live look at cape may where it's still hot outside. you can always get cool right in the water or next to it. >> i'll take the third umbrella. it got so hot that camden city schools closed early and all after school programs were canceled as well. >> nbc meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking the chance for a second heat wave? >> yes, second heat wave. and two day makes two days with the temperatures in the 90s. all we need is three consecutive days of 90-degree-plus temperatures. it looks to be that we could certainly hit it if we hit 90 tomorrow. it's 92 in philadelphia, near 90 in our pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh valley, south jersey,

parts of del waerks everyone seeing hot temperatures. it's 91 degrees at the airport. also park side, westmont area coming in at 90 degrees. here is what we're looking at. so far today we've gotten to 92 in philadelphia. tomorrow if we hit 90, three days, that's a heat wave. the average high this time of year is 84 degrees, so we're late above that. tomorrow we'll see the heat continue but we're also watching thunderstorms stretching from south of chicago through parts of canada. that will be here tomorrow. we could see a round in the morning and a round later in the afternoon, but not for everybody at the same time. i'll show you the timing in which neighborhoods can expect it. >> you can track the chance for storms and the heat wave right here on the nbc 10 app. right now we have new information about the terror in orlando. >> police have release add more detailed timeline of the

massacre at pulse nightclub back on june 12th. this as we get a look at 911 calls from the gunman. orlando police say officers rushed to the scene just two minutes after the initial shots fired call from the nightclub came. they got inside the club, exchanging shots with omar mateen. he forced himself into the bathroom and barricaded himself with hostages. during that time negotiators had three phone conversations with mateen where he pledged allegiance to the leader of isis. in one phone call he said, praise be to god and prayers as well as peace be upon the prophet of god. he referred to god in arabic and said, i let you know i'm in orlando and i did the shootings. >> the fbi says mateen described his actions in a chilling, calm and deliberate manner. as we said, mateen was on the phone while he was barricaded in the bathroom. that lasted for about three hours. no shots were fired then until s.w.a.t. burgs burst in and

rescued the hostages. today we know his body was released by the medical examiner. his autopsy report is not being released. you can read more of the 911 transcripts from the massacre right now on the nbc 10 app. cracking down on heroin. today pennsylvania's attorney general announced a bust of a significant heroin ring. the two men are facing a large list of charges. kathleen kane said they took part in a drug burst after searching their home and cars this month, investigators found thousands of pacts of heroin a street value of $85,000 along with cash and drug paraphernalia. >> we take these dealers off the streets, we take the slys off, we take the steelers off, we

take the money off. >> the suspects are scheduled to appear in court for a preliminary hearing later this month. here are some of the other stories making headlines. police are interviewing some of the 12 girls rescued from a bucks county man's house last week. they were found at lee kaplan's feasterville home after a tip. the girls rage from 6 months old to 18. kaplan is accused of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old after she was given to him by her parents when she was 14. we're told she is the mother of twro of the girls. the other nine girls are her siblings. in philadelphia it is official, philadelphia mayor jim kenny signed into law the historic beverage tax. distributors will have to pay the 1.5 cent per ounce tax beginning next year involvement of the cost is expected to be passed on to customers. opponents say they're not giving up the fight against the tax. officials in ft. dix

investigating this truck flipping on its side today. officials say twro people inside the truck were taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions this morning. no other vehicles were involved. jurors are still working to reach a verdict in the construction trial of congressman chaka fattah. nbc's deanna durante has the latest. >> reporter: about a half hour ago the judge told the jurors not to watch media reports or check social media and they'll be back tomorrow to deliberate. the congressman has been sitting in the courtroom, occasionally checking his phone and chatting with others. aside from a casual greeting, the congressman is not saying much. it appears the jury has not had many questions leading some to wonder how long it will take

before deciding if the congressman is convicted of corruption, bribery or misusing his office for personal gain. prosecutors say he hid an illegal campaign loan. they also say he diverted campaign funds to pay down his son's college loan debt. four jurors have been replaced since the start of the trial. the defense is maintaining all actions were legal and the congressman had no knowledge of the loan or the repayment and pointed out multiple times there's no document with the congressman's name on it. four jurors have been replaced. the latest replaced on friday morning. it became clear there was some sort of issue thursday afternoon a short time after the jury got the case. nbc 10 has obtained courtroom audio that shed some light on what happened with that juror when he was replaced late last week. you'll hear that audio tonight at 6:00. deanna durante, nbc 10 news.

philadelphia police need your help tracking down a man who robbed a 7-eleven in olney. last wednesday police say this guy entered the store, pointed a gun at a worker, demanded mon fri from the register, took off with some of that money. fortunately no one was hurt. a tire slashing spree in bucks county. dozens of tires flattened over the weekend as they sat parked in different lots. nbc 10's matt so lucia shows us the slasher caught in the act. >> reporter: take a good look. these are a few grainy images captured by surveillance cameras, images of a lone tire slasher committed on doing as much damage as possible. >> we were called and when we came in saturday morning, that's what we saw. >> reporter: lafferty chevrolet was hit around 3:00 sunday

morning. total damage, more than $22,000. >> probably here three minutes, four minutes, if not. >> reporter: same thing at several other businesses on and around street road. >> there were cars across the street hit. >> reporter: more tires slashed with companies and customers footing the bill. >> how much of an inconvenience is it? >> it's a pain. >> reporter: the folks have ordered all new tires and hoping to get these vehicles fixed up over the next couple days. of of now, no arrests. matt delucia, nbc 10 use. new jersey getting the first chief technology officer, david weinstein. he's currently serving as the state's cyber security director and in his post he'll focus on cyber security threats and opportunities for the state to make technological advances. >> as technology changes, so, too, must the way our government

employs technology. i refuse to accept that government will always lag behind the private sector when it comes to technological innovation. >> he also announced his administration will invest $10 million in protecting the state against offisophisticated cyber threats. changing the face of philadelphia skyline come at the expense of the sports teams? trying to keep a decades-old curse from coming back. plus donald trump dumps his campaign manager. our nbc 10 political analyst will join us live to talk about the major shakeup on the campaign trail. a live look at boathouse row where it's 90 degrees. cape may a little cooler at 80. just 78 in bethany beach in delaware. sheena will have a look at your neighborhood forecast in just a few minutes.

in decision 2016, you're fired. well, that's a phrase donald trump uttered countless times to contestants on "the apprentice." >> today that's what he's telling his campaign manager, cory lewandowski who has been with the campaign since it started. he made headlines in march when he grabbed a reporter at a campaign event. even after his firing,

lewandowski continues to stand by his former boss. >> he's a thoroughbred, a person like donald trump who has had his heart and his finger on the pulse of the american people for a long time. i like to say that i'm able to help implement some of his ideas. >> the trump campaign insists everything is fine. they're simply repositioning for the general election. >> a new poll has hillary clinton out in front. clinton leads trump nationally 47% to 40%, but both have unfavorable ratings above 50%. joining us again to break down the presidential race today, political analyst jim schultz for the republicans and mark alderman for the democrats. thanks for being with us this afternoon. let's start with the biggest headline today, donald trump firing campaign manager cory lewandowski.

some say that puts an end to a tumultuous stretch of trump's campaign. >> does this move help or hurt trump's campaign? >> i think it helps the campaign. i don't think it's as big of an issue as some are making it. we saul paul man fort getting more involved in the campaign. cory lewandowski did a great job in the primary cycle. didn't have to spend a lot of money, got his candidate elect dollar. 17 candidates across the board and his guy won. for the general election cycle, it's a different game. he'll put a different field on the team to get it done. >> trump's ship has taken on water. the question is whether firing lewandowski will right the sinking ship or blow another hole in the hull. we've seen very little evidence that donald trump is mature enough to run a responsible campaign.

i don't see this helping much. i do not underestimate donald trump's tenacity. he's going to keep lying the the mayor condition people until the last vote is counted. >> speaking of trump, in the past few days donald trump says the u.s. should consider racial profiling against muslims in the aftermath of the orlando massacre. his controversial statements never cost him votes in the primary. will it be different in the general election? >> let's not forget, there have been groups that have been targeted and surveillance that's been undertaken by the fbi, nypd which pertains to mosques past 9/11 and it continued until 2014 when it was banned by the mayor. in this case it really is about scope and taking on isis t. clinton campaign and the obama administration don't even admit that radical islamic

terroristitearisrrorism exists. obama's policy is to draw a line in the sand, move it closer. we saw it with the iran deal, with syria, we saw it pulling out of iraq early. time and time again. $150 billion going to iran in a deal that's not good for the american people. we should be spending that money on fbi surveilling potential terrorists in this country. >> where is the bottom, jim? how lowest going to go? i thought it had gone as low as it went last week when he accused the president of the united states of complicity in the orlando attacks. now we are going to profile american citizens based on their religious beliefs? we're going to have a registry of american muslims? has he ever read the constitution, jim? do you think he got as far as the first amendment? unacceptable, un-american. >> mark, i have to tell you, there's no excuse for the way

the obama-clinton administration has handled foreign policy. they were your words, saying there's going to be a registry. of course there will be folks in this country subject to surveillance from time to time, not based upon their religion ethnicity, but the fact that there may be bad people in this country wanting to do bad things. your candidate -- >> no excuse for unconstitutional measures, jim. this is america. we do not profile people based on their religious beliefs. >> the only thing the obama administration has done is make bad deals and turn money over to terrorist harboring nations. >> he should read at leers the first amendment. that would be a start. >> jim schultz and mark alderman, thank you for joining us. for complete decision 2016 coverage including social media updates and a photo gallery from the campaign trail, just tap the nbc 10 app.

let's turn to our weather now. live look at the navy yard in south philly where it's hot and sticky. let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> the heat is going to stick around for the rest of today. if we hit 90 degrees tomorrow, that's going to be an official heat wave, our second one we've already seen. to say is the first day of summer, not the first full day, that will be tomorrow. your seven-day forecast is always at the bottom of the screen for you. this is a life look over rojo both beach. plenty of shine sunshine and hot temperatures. we're tracking more heat and more thunderstorms starting with tomorrow and continuing again as we go into thursday. neighborhood temperatures mostly around 90 degrees right now. much of the area sitting around 90, even some areas close to the shore had gotten to 90 degrees. woodbine, 90.

cape may point coming in at 78 degrees, a big difference once you're right on the water there. ocean city, 77 degrees. atlantic city, 76 degrees. may's landing 87. we have mull luck township 88 degrees. here is a look at the radar, what we're watching is this area of showers not very organized, stretching from chicago up through parts of canada. that will be in place for tomorrow. it will be moving in this direction and we'll have pop-up thunderstorms. we don't have a large severe risk across our area tomorrow. that's going the lie down to our south. however, it does include sussex county. we'll be watching this as we go through the day tomorrow. that thunderstorm threat is pretty much for everyone. a pop-up thunderstorm is expected. for sussex county we could have substantial storms there. either way everyone has a chance for a brief pop-up thunderstorm during the day tomorrow. here is future weather.

we'll stay dry tonight, early tomorrow. look how early, 4:00 a.m. we could have showers, possible a few showers moving lieu the philadelphia area. by 6:30 there's a chance some could make it to the shore. later in the afternoon, south jersey and parts of delaware could see a round of thunderstorms move through. not everyone at the same time. it's not very organized. then we go into wednesday and do dry out for wednesday. we go into thursday and that's our next chance for thunderstorms. so by thursday morning we could be looking at thunderstorms already approaching the area. we're going to keep that chance as we go through the rest of the day thursday. in the meantime, for tomorrow, temperatures still hot, 86 bethlehem, 86 redding with the pop-up thunderstorms. earlier in the day, west of philadelphia, phoenixville 88. philadelphia area, 90 degrees in fairmount. you get into new jersey, can't rule out a few early showers

along the shore, galloway township, 87 degrees. if you're in delaware, expect temperatures near 90. mid 80s rehoboth beach with thunderstorms mostly later in the day. a look at the timing for the storms tomorrow and, of course, that heat in the forecast straight ahead. tonight we're hearing the horrifying moments when an alligator snatched a toddler from the beach of a disney world resort. the changes you can expect to see on broad street before next month's democratic national convention. okay, ready?

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get ready for more construction in philadelphia's spring garden neighborhood. today crews began their work on pennsylvania avenue between spring garden and 22nd street. they'll be resurfacing the road to improve conditions. the $1.4 million project is expected to be finished by the fall. a stretch of broad street is about to get more beautiful, all thanks to the democratic national convention. members of the philadelphia 2016 host committee joined the mayor and other city leaders to announce several beautification projects. there's ed rendell on north broad street. there will be plantings at rayburn plaza and sprucing up

the garden medians between city hall and the convention center. there will be more plantings along south broad. the median south of city hall to washington avenue will also be painted. these projects set to be complete before the democratic national convention. it will take over the wells fargo center from monday, july 25th through thursday the 28th. different kind of commute for some septa riders into center city. >> how riders will have to change up their morning routine for the entire summer. >> plus nbc 10 first alert weather tracking a steamy and stormy start to summer. just how high the temperatures could climb tomorrow and when to expect the rain, too. hello!

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it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. if you're keeping track, we or about an hour away from the official start of summer. the soaring temperatures weren't enough to stop these people from an afternoon walk on state street in trenton. here is a live look at the camel beach mountain water park in the poconos where plenty of people are cooling off. that's the place to be, right near the water. we mow the weather where you live helps you plan your day. >> that's why meteorologist sheena parveen is back with your forecast. sheena, the heat is on. >> yes, the heat is on. it's going to continue for the rest of this afternoon. it is still in the 90s in philadelphia, 91 degrees right now with a very warm wind direction, right around 14 miles

an hour. also with our new neighborhood weather, don't forget your seven-day is scrolling right at the bottom of your screen. another day of temperatures in the 90s. if we hit 90 degrees again tomorrow, which we have a good chance of doing, this will officially be a heat wave, our second heat wave. lehigh valley near 90 degrees. pennsylvania suburbs near 90 as well as delaware and our south jersey neighborhoods. even along the shore it's very warm, mid 80s. let's look at the lehigh valley temperatures as we go through tonight. they're mostly going to be bottoming out, only in the 70s across much of the lehigh valley. it's going to be a very warm evening. by 8:00 tonight, 77 degrees in quakertown. by 8:00 p.m., if you're in trenton, 82 degrees. watch what happens early tomorrow morning. we have thunderstorms that start to move in. we could see this as early as 4:00 to 6:00 a.m. not for everybody. redding could see thunderstorms,

trenton, philadelphia, by 6:00 a.m. now through the afternoon, looking at 2:00 p.m., we'll see another round move through. this is going to be the scattered type. we'll certainly be tracking those storms for you and the continuing heat in the forecast. we'll take a closer look at the timing coming up. today's temperatures didn't slow down these work crews. nbc 10 lauren mayk finds out how people across philadelphia are beating the heat. >> reporter: in philadelphia, the soon-to-be summer sun beats down in center city. grab an umbrella, grab some water and get ready. >> we've been walking all morning. it's pretty sweltering. >> reporter: the heat caught this family visiting from steamy florida off guard. >> were you surprised it feels as hot as it does? >> yes. we thought it was going to be a little cooler here. we actually just stopped and got sun block for the baseball game. >> reporter: decked out for the phillies game, they're on a

stadium tour. >> what are you going to do to stay cool at the game. >> drink a lot of water and probably take my shirt off. >> how can you tell when she needs a little water? >> she's panting. >> scarlet needs her summer haircut. for now the water helps keep her cool. serving up orders in a food cart, eastbouibrahim shaw brave heat from the inside. >> i'm burning here. >> these kids have the right idea, taking the water advice to a whole new level. zaire didn't want to stop playing to talk to us. not a bad idea. on a hot day like this, does that look pretty good? >> i'm about to get in. >> reporter: if you can't jump in the water, try to find a little shaet because summer is just beginning. in old city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> you can track the heat for

the rest of the week and the chance for storms on the nbc 10 a app. humans are not just statistics -- >> right now on the drexel university campus a vigil for the victims of last week's mass shooting in orlando, florida. dozens of students and staff are gathering on the campus to honor those lost and those still fighting for life right now. the nation's horror at the mass shooting in orlando has jarred senate republicans today into allowing rare votes on gun control. >> that itself will make history. no measure is expected to pass. nbc 10 national correspondent steve handelsman has that part of the story from the white house. >> reporter: the senate's gun debate was passionate, but passing new gun laws looks unlikely. >> the democratic alternative would not ensure due process.

>> democrats back ending private gun sales without background checks and no fly, no buy. banning gun sales to anyone on no fly or terror watch lists. republicans demand a hearing in three days or any sale goes through. in orlando, the killer, omar mateen, had been taken off the watch list before he bought his assault weapon. breaking with most in his party said he could back no fly no buy. >> if the no-fly list was a rock solid high quality list, nobody wants bad people to get guns. >> reporter: trump said friday good people at the gun should have had guns. >> strapped right here to their waist or their ankle and goes boom, boom, you know what? that would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight folks. >> reporter: guns are banned in florida bars. trump claimed he was obviously talking about additional guards. assuming a loss in the senate,

vice president biden kicked off a new white house push. >> to ban ar 15 weapons from civilian ownership. >> sale of assault rifles resumed in 2004 after a ten-year ban. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, capitol hill. >> the gun reform debate was also the main topic of discussion in trenton today. congressman frank pallone and bonnie coleman held a news conference on the house steps demanding congress to act on new gun legislation. they said the orlando massacre sheds light on a growing problem in communities across the country. >> whether it is an incident that takes away 50 lives at one time or the seemingly endless string of violence that takes so many more, the grief and the tears are the same and the cause is also the same.

>> they're calling on congressional republicans to support measures to reduce gun violence. from our delaware bureau, wilmington is getting a lot of new apartments and parking spots to go with them. nbc 10 at today's groundbreaking at the residences of mitd town park. there will soon be 200 apartments and parking garage with more than 50 spaces. the developer says millennials and even empty nesters want to come home after a long day at the office outside wilmington. >> it's people that want an urban experience and want to be able to walk to coffee shops and restaurants and get in their car or take mass transit. >> the developers say they'll begin marketing the apartments in about a year and hope the first tenants are moving in about a year and a half from now. for the first time we're hearing the 911 call the day an

alligator dragged a 2-year-old boy into a lake at a disney resort in location. >> 911, what's your location of your emergency this. >> please come to grand floridian -- >> that woman was calling from a pool nearby and told the operator she couldn't see more. an alligator pulled lane graves into that man made lake. his father tried to save the little boy but could not. fire burned through the roof of a bucks county business. skyforce 10 over the scene early this morning. crews had things under control but the roof was damaged. no one was hurt. a shooting at a playground in burlington city sent three people to the hospital around 9:30 near the jones playground on lyndon avenue. officers found one victim there, two more arrived later at that

time hospital. they are all expected to survive. no one has been arrested. philadelphia sports fans have probably heard of it, the curse of billy ten. how a new addition to the center city skyline could impact the season for phillies sports teams. >> just how much are you spending on your way to work? we're breaking down the cost before you clock in on the job.

getting through the long lines at walmart could be easier. the retail giant will allow customers to use their smart phones at checkout lines. it's called walmart pay. a new app you can download to a debit card, credit card. service available in a few states and will soon be rolled out across the country. so a new study reveals how much a simple act of going to work is costing you. >> from grabbing that cup of joe to pumping gas and driving to work. it is taking a bite out of your

paycheck. a new study by careerbuilder reveals on average people spend $276 a month just to get to work. that's about $3,000 a year. it really adds up. the national survey included just over 3,000 full-time workers in the private sector across a number of industries and company sizes. >> speaking of getting to work, from riding the rails to hopping on a shuttle, the construction project changing some commuters' morning routine for the entire summer. and for the first day of summer, we're looking at a potential heat wave. otherwise thunderstorms moving in for tomorrow. i'll show you the timing on this coming up.

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rails from delaware county to center city, your commute is about to change. >> because of repair work happening on an old bridge. septa is providing shuttle service instead. the buses will replace trains through labor day. this change is happening while septa replaces an aging bridge on the media ellwood line. >> this was a structure that kept me up many nights. i'm so excited to see it go. >> the project engineer says about 1600 commuters a day will be impacted. raising philadelphia's profile. a couple of local film directors are hoping to make the city a top destination for travelers. michael agin and co-director steven still came to nbc 10 to talk about their newest project. they made a two-minute travel documentary about philadelphia that expedia chose to feature on its website. that video launched a few days

ago gives viewers a look at philadelphia sites off the beaten path. >> features six sites that would be unseen. hence "sight unseen" philadelphia. >> we were able to lock down the eastern state pens tensionry. >> both directors grew up in the philadelphia area and studying film in new york city. they said it was a thrill to make a documentary about their hometown. doing a great job. >> they look talented. the budweiser made in america festival returns to philadelphia this labor day weekend. >> talking about it today because we learned big stars are going to be taking the stage. ♪ >> this year's musical lineup includes headliners rehannah and cold play as well. other performers include jamie

essex and d.j. khalid. made in america will take place saturday and sunday. this is september 3rd and 4th right on the ben franklin parkway. let's hope it's not quite this hot during labor day weekend. a live look at the parkway. busy this time of day. let's get another check of the weather from meteorologist sheena parveen. >> it's still hot pour the first day of summer. temperatures still sitting in the 90s. if we hit this again tomorrow, we'll officially be a heat wave. 91 in philadelphia, near 90 in new jersey and pennsylvania suburbs. delaware coming in near 90 degrees. berks county mostly coming in in the mid 80s. 86 degrees. white hall coming in at 89 degrees, even through bethlehem looking at temperatures close to 90 degrees. so we still have some very warm spots right now. potential heat wave number two, if we hit 90 degrees tomorrow, which i expect much of the area

to be heating up again, but it is going to come with thunderstorms tomorrow in the morning very early. then we could have another round in the afternoon and then we go into thursday and we have another round of thunderstorms in the forecast. so far, though, if you're already looking ahead to the weekend, it looks good, it looks dry and it will be heating up once again. currently nice and dry. we'll stay that way tonight. the area we're watching for tomorrow, that's still pretty far away just south of chicago stretching up towards parts of canada, a little hard to make out. it's not very organized, doesn't have too much moi moisture. we expect very early pop-up showers and thunderstorms. this is 4:00 in the morning. i would say between 4:00 and 6:00 a.m., we could see showers move through, head to the shore by 7:00 a.m. and the second round could be here later in the day. that would mostly be south of philadelphia as the whole system moves through. can't rule out a strong brief thunderstorm tomorrow. by 12:30 on wednesday we're

mostly dry. that's going to be the dry day right in the middle of the week before our next round of storms by thursday. by thursday we could be looking another another round of storms. some of those could potentially be strong to severe. we'll be watching that as we get closer. tomorrow temperatures still 90 degrees. fox chase near 91. lands dale 88, allentown 88. if you're in new jersey expect the upper 80s in parts of h hattenfie hattenfield. dover, delaware, expect 87 degrees with thunderstorms later in the day tomorrow. so if we go into the weekend, not looking too bad. aside from tomorrow and thursday's storms, we'll start to heat up as we go into the week, saturday near 90 degrees and sunny. same thing on sunday. we have a stretch of potentially stormy weather asõ we go into next week. until we get there, we'll be watching the storms. make sure you have the umbrella tomorrow with the pop-up storms and again on thursday. we'll see more widespread rain

and thunderstorms. temperatures still looking nice and warm as we go into the first weekend of summer. we'll take a closer look at the timing of this rain coming up at 6:00. lester holt joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> what's coming up on the "nbc nightly news." >> details in the chakup of the donald trump campaign as his children assert themselves and make some changes. the young actor run over by his own jeep. is it related to a safety recall. details on a daring rescue mission at the bottom of the world. we'll see you here on nightly news at 6:00. could philadelphia's changing skyline bring back a curse for the city's sports teams. how the new comcast innovation and technology center is trying to keep that from happening. then co

. nbc 10 has obtained new audio recordings from the corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah. what those recordings reveal about a snag that came at the start of deliberations. that and more ahead on nbc 10 news at 6:00.

here is a live look at the comcast innovation and technology center. when this is finished, it will be the tollest building in the city. that calls into question a decades-old curse. if you're a sports fan you've no doubt heard of the curse. >> it could mean trouble for philadelphia sports teams. nbc 10's keith jones explains an shows us what's being done about that. >> reporter: what if i told you this bronze statue of william penn holds a curse that's undeniably hurt philly's sports teams. >> standing at 37 fetal, weighing a whopping -- >> reporter: billy penn proudly stands atop city hall. this was the tallest habitable

building in the world at one time. it stood taller than any building. he watched wilt chamberlin win in 1967. the flyers won back-to-back stanley cups in '74 and '75. the phils won the 1980 world series against the kansas city royals, and in '83 dr. j. come nated the lakers in the nba finals. then a curse. in 19871 liberty place rose almost 400 fetaler than billy penn's hat. >> when the sports teams took a downfall, they thought maybe there's something here. >> reporter: the flyers lost in '87 and '97. the phils out in '93. the 6ers done in '01, the eagles

beaten in '05. >> when they built the comcast center, there was a move. >> this statue affixed to the comcast center. less than a year later -- >> world champions of baseball. >> the phils won the world series lifting the decades-old cur curse. but now there's a new skyscraper in town and it's going to be even taller. philly sports fans, they're going to take little billy penn and move it all the way across to the brand new comcast innovation and technology center. >> reporter: it's not tall enough yet. we confirmed it will happen and there will be a ceremony. >> we're not responsible for that part of it. >> reporter: at the comcast innovation and technology center, keith jones, nbc 10 n s news. coming up next on "nbc 10

news at 6:00," police return to a local home making national headlines. what we're learning about the 12 girls rescued from that home and the man now under arrest, plus what items the officers removed from the house this afternoon and how they hope to help the children who lived here. some areas looking at temperatures near 90 degrees. we could be talking about our second heat wave and also thunderstorms in the forecast. i think it would be helpful for me to reread certain instructions which i gave you several days ago. >> inside the courtroom at the corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah. new audio recordings obtained by nbc 10 and how they're shedding light on the shakeup at the start of deliberations. it's all next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00."

new video shows police removing several items from a bucks county home just a short time ago. this is the same home where officers rescued 12 girls last week. investigators are hoping the items they took today will help them figure out how the girls ended up there. the home is on old street road in feasterville. the owner is under arrest tonight. authorities say he fathered two of the children with one of the girls after her parents gave her

to him. nbc 10's monique braxton is live at the home where we've been digging for information since the story broke. >> monique, what did police take from the house today and how do they hope that will help? >> reporter: about three hours ago musical instruments were removed from this home. investigators say the young amish girls have been asking for those instruments. police hope it will make the children feel more at ease to talk. here is video you saw first on nbc 10. the lead investigator led his team back inside 428 old street road this afternoon. a short time later we captured this video of police bringing instruments and easels out of the home. a detective told us the children police believe were home schooled asked for their violins and flutes. when i asked why, investigators say they picked them up because they want to make the girls at the center of this multicounty investigation as comfortable as ib