authority to shield up to 4 million imgrants from deportation and not have work permits without approval from congress. >> more than two decades now, our immigration system and everybody acknowledges has been broken. the fact that the supreme court was not able to issue a decision today doesn't just set the system back even further, but it takes us further from the country that we aspire to be. >> the justices one sentence opinion effectively kills the president's plan for the rest of his presidency. >> philadelphia immigration activists gathered to discuss and demand end to deportations. >> andrea cruz from telemundo 62 spoke to activists. talk about their reactions today. >> reporter: they mostly expr z expressed frustration for the time being. millions of immigrants will not be able to file for those protections, but according to the immigrants we spoke with

today, even though is very little they can legally, that does not mean their voices will be silenced. >> we are not happy with the transitions made. we are not happy our community, but we are ready to fight. >> reporter: the protection she gets from the obama administration's immigration policy means nothing if her mother is deported. >> i don't know what happens with my kids. i am single mother. >> reporter: despite the delegate situation, they refuse to stay in the shadows. chapters not one more deportation, standing next to other act vests in south philly calling on the community to support their cause. >> people need to come out, people need to come out in the streets, rally, raise voices. >> reporter: some expressing frustration there tears. >> i'm an immigration lawyer to do something for them, and my hands are still tied. >> reporter: others are planning

to demand end to deportation at next month's democratic national convention. >> this is the moment to say it's not about democrats or republicans, but doing what's right and democrats here standing with us. >> reporter: these local groups are joining organizations across the country next week for a national week of action, so they are currently planning a series of events including workshops to inform that immigrant community about their rights. in west philadelphia, andrea cruz, nbc 10 news. >> thank you for that. iris covers the hispanic community in the area, and, iris, you talked to a lot of families who live in fear because they are not american citizens. >> iris, what's it mean for the undocumented imgrants who recently arrived to the u.s. to escape violence in the country? >> reporter: first, we know those escaping countries are underage children who often times cross the border without their parents just trying to

make something of themselves here in the united states. well, they now become priority for deportation by homeland security officials just as those with criminal backgrounds. we know many live in shelters throughout the country. one of them is very close to us, which is known as the county detention centerment again, because of the recent arrival, they have no protection by the program previously approved by president obama, which still protects only a particular group of undocumented imgrants that arrived in america between june of 2007 and june of 2012. >> all right, iris, appreciate that. thank you very much. even before today's ruling on immigration, it was already a major issue on the presidential campaign trail, both candidates took to twitter with reaction today. donald trump commended the supreme court, and took a few jabs at his opponent tweeting, hillary clinton's open borders are tearing american families apart. i'm going to make our country safe again. clinton tweeted her

disappointment saying, today's heart breaking immigration ruling could tear apart 5 million families facing deportation. we must do better. a right turn to talk about the weather now. today's scene is not keeping people from getting outside. a few ladies found a shaded spot to grab a bite to eat. there they are. happening on market street. a live look at first alert radar. there is a chance we could see a few pop-up showers tonight. have the umbrella handy, but, of course, as we mention here, we know that the conditions are different depending on where you live. >> which is why we have neighborhood weather. our first alert meteorologist is filling us in on changes. >> what we expect this evening is, yes, potential for showers and potential for some thunderstorms to try and move through, also, with our neighborhood weather, don't forget the seven-day forecast is right at the bottom of the screen for you. here a live look at philadelphia right now. we are dry. we have the clouds around. temperatures are warm, too.

in the 80s, mid-80s, 84 right now in philadelphia and many spots warmed into the 80s nicely today with the cloud cover around. 82 for much of new jersey. mostly low 80s there. 80 through lehigh valley and 80 this, and also 83 in parts delaware. everyone is mostly dry now. look at the radar, and there's a cluster of storms in williamsport and harrisburg, watching storms to move in as we go through the next several hours. the planner tonight in philadelphia, we could see storms approaching by 6:00 p.m. and clearing overnight, pennsylvania suburbs by 6:00 p.m., and chance of thunderstorms as well as the lehigh valley. if you're in new jersey and delaware, you is the chance of storms as we go into this evening and late tonight. we'll take a closer look at the timing of that, and, of course, your weekend forecast coming up. >> thank you. congressman fattah resigns

from office immediately two days after he was convicted of corruption. >> today, the 11 term congressman sent in a letter of resignation effective immediately, writing to house speaker paul ryan, quote, i'm honored to have had the privilege to serve. jim rosenfield is live with the insight into this new decision, jim? >> reporter: rosemary, in the letter, he says his resignation comes out of respect for house leadership after speaker ryan said he wanted fattah gone. he planned to stay in office until october 3rd, the day before he's set to be sentenced now. on tuesday, he was found guilty, as you know, on all 22 counts against him of racketeering, fraud, and money laundering. he represented west philadelphia and montgomery county and mainline since 1995. he served on the powerful house appropriations committee. u.s. senator bob casey of pennsylvania testified against fattah in the try, and today, casey spoke to us about the

jury's decision to convict. >> someone with those kinds of charges levelled against them, convict the of the charges, they have to be held accountable. it damages our system when one elected official is engaged in any kind of corruption or other activities which are illegal. >> mean time, we have been getting reaction to fattah's resignation from the chairman of the republican party said, quote, after decades of serving himself and not the people of the second congressional district, the least he could do is resign immediately after his conviction, end quote. governor tom wolf calls for a special election within ten days now, that election takes place 60 days later. live in the digital operations center, jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news. right now at 5:00, a 4-year-old girl is dead after she was shot in the head while inside her philadelphia home. skyforce10 over the scene of the shooting near the 1800 block of

north 20th street around this afternoon. the child was rushed to the hospital where she died a short time later. the police say the girl, her mother, and a 3-year-old were all inside the house. the shooting happened inside the home on the second floor, but police tell us it's too early to know what went wrong here. >> investigators are going to try to ascertain how this incident took place, how it happen, how the 4-year-old was shot, the weapon used, and ascertain how many individuals were in the house at the time of the incident occurred. >> right now, the mother is being questioned at police headquarters. atlantic city is selling parts of itself to the highest bidder to try to ease the city's financial troubles. today, the city put 120 unused properties up for sell including prime water front land, dubbed

the great atlantic city real estate auction has sold property, and two pieces of land is set for next month. all new at 5:00, justice tonight for the family of the delaware teenager who was shot and killed last month. three men have been indicted for the death of howard high student brandon wingo. the suspects were already serving time behind bars on other charges. nbc 10 delaware bureau spoke with the victims' family about the arrests. >> it just hurts a little more because it happened here. >> reporter: neighbors won't forget the afternoon of may 19 when 15-year-old brandon was shot and killed here on the way home from high school. >> it was not random. it was preplanned. we're not prepared at this point to get into the details of why, but it was not a random shooting. >> reporter: delaware's attorney general not saying why someone would kill brandon, but knows

who killed him. they indicted three on first degree murder charges, all three already locked up on other charges, now charged with his death, and they are charged as gang members. they are part of the shoot-to-kill or stk gang terrorizing some neighborhoods, but, again, not saying what led investigating to these suspects or why he was a target. >> he was a victim, clearly, and it was premeditated on the part of the defendants, and that's all we're prepared to say at this point. >> reporter: they filed charges against a woman saying she helped the men get a gun and falsely reported it stolen to police. i went back and forth with brandon's dad on facebook, no specific motive, but he's glad people are held responsible. nbc 10 news. meanwhile, fire officials tell us they hope to have a forest fire in burlington county 100% contained by tomorrow

morning. back in the pine barons today, several evacuated yesterday are now back inside their homes. two brothers charged in the killing of the philadelphia police officer, officer robert wilson, were in court today. carlton hips and brother, ramone williams accused of being involved in a series of armed robberies. the prosecutors said led to officer wilson's death. wilson interrupted a robbery in progress in gamestop store in north philadelphia in 2015. he was there to buy a video game for his son when police say hips and williams shot and killed him. authorities called wilson a hero for leading the gunman towards him to keep others safe inside that store. to this, there is more money to repair new jersey roads, but it would come at the expense of some drivers. still ahead, breaking down just how much more you could pay at the pump if state lawmakers approve the plan. the last time the sixers had the

number one pick in the draft, this guy was not even born. next, nbc 10 looks at australian superstar, ben simmons.

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over at a draft party. for the third time in their franchise's history, the sixers make the number one pick in the nba draft. >> and reportedly ben simmons has been told he'll be that pick. for a closer look at the native of australia, here's more. >> the number one pick in the 2016 nba draft goes to the philadelphia 76ers. >> reporter: excitement overflowing since what came of the 76ers earning the number one pick. [ cheers and applause ] since that time, all eyes have been on ben simmons. would you be surprised if you're not the number one pick? >> would i be surprised? yes. >> reporter: he's 6'10", 240 pounds, but as he showed in the private workout, he plays like a guard. he's a big man with the skills of a smaller man. ironic since the last time the sixers had the number one pick 20 years ago, they took a little man who played big enough to reach the hall of fame. the expectations that come with

being the top pick won't weigh down similar mops. >> this is what i've been waiting for, of course, willing to work hard, put in the time, so, you know, hopefully i can do big things. >> reporter: since the enof the college season and before this week, he was out of the media spotlight, but this week, he's been prompt and center. eating cheese steaks with jimmy fallon and releasing commercials promoting foot locker. >> any advice for the rookies? you're ben simmons, just be yourself and you're be rookie of the year like me. >> reporter: the last time they had the number one overall pick was 20 years ago. well, the exact date was actually june 26th, 1996. 24 days later, ben simmons was born. nbc 10 news. >> i want you to look at the cover of the daily news. ben simmons with the caption right there, heir conditioning. clever. >> they are adding to the

excitement tonight u a live look again, coming up at 5:55, live here where alan iverson and dr. jay weigh in on tonight's number one pick. switching gears now, the baltimore van driver charged with murdering freddy gray is not guilty of all the charges he faced. this morning, a judge acquitted officer caesar goodson. prosecutors argued that goodson, as the van's driver, was the most culpable in the death. protests stayed peaceful in obama. that's in contrast to the riots this sparked in april of last year. goodson was the only one of the six cops accused in the cops to face a murder charge. porter's trial was a hung jury late last year. nero was acquitted on all charges against him last month. three other officers are awaiting trial. talk about some severe weather. wind gusts up to 100 miles per

hour brought down a major communications tower in indiana this morning damaging vehicles at an rv dealership and narrowly missed a propane tank. it could have been worse. it's used for ambulance and voice communications in the area, so they will be working fast to get it up and running. >> considering how bad it could have been? >> absolutely. >> best scenario there. let's go to our meteorologist. spotty showers in our future, right? nothing that severe? >> yes. so we have spotty showers, maybe some spotty thunderstorms late this evening and tonight. here's a live look out at the beach, though, looking good, we have the clouds off in the distance, and we could see showers and storms move in new jersey and delaware, maybe around the philadelphia area throughout the evening. the seven day forecast is at the bottom of the screen for you. we'll look at some of neighborhood temperatures right now. it's warm outside, 84 in philadelphia, 8 is 1 south jersey, about the mid-80s in

delaware, 80 in lehigh valley. shore points looking good, too. cape may at 78 degrees. cape may point, 80. cape may courthouse, 84 degrees in may's landing, and atlantic city, 74 degrees is the temperature. a little bit cooler, but still warm and comfortable along the shore. here's a live look at the radar. we have the most severe of the weather down to the south. what we are watching, though, is just off to the west. you see these storms right around williamsport and harrisburg. now, these are all moving in our direction. we could see these move in throughout tonight. i think parts of the area will, especially if you're around philadelphia, northern delaware, or south jersey. the models are picking up on that. future weather, so for the rest of the evening, there's an area of storms between 8:00 and 10:00. in the philadelphia area and points shout could see storms move in, so we're not going to rule out the chance for scattered showers or thunderstorms later on tonight,

and we go into tomorrow afternoon, and there is another area of showers and storms we could see stretch up true the philadelphia area. tomorrow, i think we'll see a mostly dry day, but we can't rule out pop-up showers or storms in the middle of the day it looks like, and then saturday and we're looking good. saturday morning, we could have cloud cover, but for the afternoon, we're clearing out to sun just in time for the first weekend of summer. tomorrow, though, temperatures in the mid to low 80s with a chance of a shower, and if you're in the pennsylvania suburbs, lansdale at 83. for new jersey, temperatures mostly in the low 80s, and atlantic city, 74 degrees, and there's a chance of a midday shower, watching that closely. headed to the shore this weekend, it's looking good. sunny skies both saturday and sunday. temperatures staying at about the mid to upper 70s. uv index is high, sunburn within 15 minutes. wear sun block.

we expect sunny skies across both days. looking at all ten days through the philadelphia area. tomorrow, spotty showers. saturday and sunday are good for summer. into next week, we're nearing 90 degrees. thunderstorms return in the forecast, monday showers, thunderstorms tuesday and wednesday, but we stay in the 80s the rest of next week. the warm pattern is here. looks like it's sticking around. a closer look at your weekend forecast no matter where you're headed coming up. >> looking forward to it, thanks. a shootout on the pennsylvania turnpike. state police shot and killed a retired trooper. prosecutors revealing the deadly shooting in a botched robbery.

check this out. nbc 0 got a speak peek at the museum arts exhibition, 97 major works of art from collectors keith and katherine sacks are now on display. here's a live look at the philadelphia museum of art. the exhibit here features pieces 50s to the present day. it's open tuesday through sunday from 10:00 to 5:00. philadelphia's hosting the first national bike share conference this week after

launching a bike share program. experts shared about improving access to bike sharing opportunities. philadelphia's bike share program launched a year ago making bikes part of the city's transportation system. the major says that's an especially important option for people living in poverty. it has been 20 years since the sixers had the number one pick in the nba draft. >> 20 years. tonight, they get the shot again. still ahead, what some sixers legends have to say about the team's potential pick this evening. plus, democrats declare it a win despite republicans not calling for a vote. nbc 10 goes to washington, d.c. to talk with our local lawmakers about the unprecedented house sit-in.

a warm night in center city if you're headed out and about. definitely grab the umbrella, though, before you leave. here is a live look at 8th and market streets. could have a few showers roll through this evening. that's why you want the umbrella. radar shows where the rain is right now. hopefully this is the last of it before the weekend. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist has our neighborhood weather. >> yeah. it's a unique forecast that focuses on where you live and you won't find it anywhere else, right? >> that's right. with part of the neighborhood weather, your seven-day forecast is always right there at the bottom of the screen for you, so

you never miss it, and you'll always be able to see weekend weather, of course. the neighborhood temperatures, 85 in philadelphia. >> lehigh valley at 80 degrees. 80s in south jersey and areas along the shore. looking at the philadelphia neighborhoods, though, neighborhood temperatures in the philadelphia area, still sitting in the mid 80s. chestnut hill at 78 degrees. mostly in the 80s, 84 in fox chase, and 83 degrees in winchester park. a warm day today, but there are showers or thunderstorms moving in throughout the next several hours. most severe weather is to the south. watching showers trying to approach and move into participants of lancaster county. more in williamsport, near harrisburg, where we have some heavy showers, thunderstorms at the moment, and nudging parts of lancaster county. already starting to move across 76. some could move in to the county and hold together and slide into chester county or northern

delaware. we'll watch that as we go through the rest of the evening. here's future weather. look what it does with pop-up showers and storms, moving some in by 7:30 this evening. we could be dealing with some mostly south of philadelphia, and then as we go into the weekend, very different conditions than what you see here. look at the timing of this, even a chance of showers tomorrow, and, of course, your weekend forecast coming up. now to the gun control debate rages on capitol hill. democrats walked down the steps today after ending their unprecedented sit-in. they staged the protest to demand votes on two gun control bills in the wake of the orlando shooting rampage. it failed to get republicans to take up the two bills for a vote. >> democrats are still declaring this a victory saying the message was loud and clear. nbc 10's lauren mayk went to capitol hill to speak about the house sit-in. >> reporter: we wanted to be

here today to e see how it ended and ask where they go next. democrats didn't get the vote they wanted, we wanted to be here today to see how it ended and ask where they go next while democrats did not get the vote that they wanted, they clearly fe energized by what happened inside and reaction to the crowds outside. outside the capitol, robin came up to congressman brendan boyle emotional and frustrated. originally saying her sisters live in orlando where the shooting happened. >> it's enough, okay. we have seen enough in this country. i, for one, am sick and tired it of. >> reporter: among the crowd gathering here as members of congress walk out to end their sit-in. a dramatic end to an unusual tactic to get a vote on gun legislation. >> i was on the floor for most of the 25 hours.

it was a pretty extraordinary thing to be a part of. >> reporter: the congressmen of south jersey took part in the effort with house cameras and microphones off, they broadcasted themselves on social media. what's it been like? >> remarkable, obviously, coming from a labor background, accustomed to doing public demonstrations, but never done in a suit. >> reporter: criticized, though, by republicans. >> it really more of is stunt than a legitimate effort to do legislation. the bills that they are talking about have already been voted down by democrats in the senate. >> reporter: with the sit-in over, there's uncertainty about how next time will be different. >> it got a lot of attention, but it did not get the vote you looked for? >> right. in order for us to finally force a vote, folks who run congress, speaker of the house, and republican majority, need to hear enough from the people behind me and the american people that they are finally

calling this up for a vote. >> the congressman says he wished they were staying here, but officially, the house is adjourned until july 5th when democrats say they will resume their fight. in washington, d.c., lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. tonight, a show of support from a trio of suspects from lehigh county, arrested with an arsenal at the new holland tunnel in new jersey. randy gyllenhaal found out more about the suspects' alleged mission and why some support it. randy? >> reporter: and the group's leader owns this gun shop here in the county, and prosecutors say he and two others illegally transported guns and other weapons across state lines, but now friends are pushing back saying this group is actually trying to save lives. john and two others snapped this selfie tuesday on the road to

brooklyn. the trio from lehigh county on a mission to save a teenage girl trapped in a heroin house. >> john was going to rescue the girl. >> reporter: michael, a long time friend. >> it's heart wrenching. >> reporter: part of a facebook group called enough is enough. john started the page after his daughter, lexi, died of a heroin overdose, often the group gets calls for help from addicts in trouble. >> john is willing to help these people, and he goes actually to the locations and with gentle persuasion, extracts them. >> reporter: this time, pulled over approaching the holland tunnel finding weapons in the trucks, five hand guns, body armor, and loaded m 4 assault rifle. >> posing a danger to the community. >> friends say it's a misunderstanding. >> every time he's gone on one of these rescues, there was never any firearms.

>> saying he forget to unload the truck that day, and he's no individual anti, just a father who lost so much to heroin now fighting back. >> they were going there to help. they were going to to rescue. they had their hearts into it, nothing else. >> reporter: back here live, the gun shop just outside declined comment, but police say you should never take these matters into your own hands. instead, call 911 if an addict needs help. meantime, the friends of these three suspects are organizing a fundraiser to pay for legal bills. live, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, randy. a prosecutor is clearing state police for the deadly shooting of a retired trooper who killed two people during a botched robbery on a pennsylvania turnpike. the fulton county district attorney says the trooper who shot and killed clarence briggs in march should be commended for

bravery. he fired at police who call for help, and a trooper fired back, hitting and killing briggs. to the decision 2016, donald trump is preparing to head overseas. trump leaves for scotland tomorrow to check in on a pair of championship golfers there. this is his first international trip since becoming the presumptive republican nominee. the campaign says trump does not plan any meetings with scottish political leaders. hillary clinton today announced she's picked up endorsements of more than 40 business leaders. the announcements come two days after delivering a speech warning that trump's economic policy would lead the country back into recession. meanwhile, sanders speaks in new york tonight. he has not formally left the presidential race or endorsed presumed democratic nominee, hillary clinton, but he did acknowledge yesterday that he's

apparently not going to be the party's nominee. for complete decision 2016 coverage including a list of endorsements for the candidates and social media updates from the campaign trail, tap the nbc 10 app. sentencing will take some more time for the woman who killed a local college basketball player. police say he was just an innocent bystanding. a sentencing hearing for young cometed today. she pled guilty in the death of micah fisher back in 2013. according to prosecutors, fisher was at a friend's house caught in an argument over rent. he played basketball for the community college of philadelphia. the school retired his no. 11 jersey. turning to this now, the orlando gunman buried in a muslim cemetery in florida over what officials said, quote, everyone is entitled to a resting place. he killed 49 people injuring dozens of others inside pulse

nightclub. some in the area try to comfort the survivors of the terror attack. the tristate dogs had paws on the ground in orlando over the past few days. they acceptability us pictures today. the six dogs and handlers left tuesday morning. they are trying to comfort victims that are still in the hospital as well as first responders that worked to save them. ♪ a last minute concert to help the orlando victims featured imagine dragons and headlining the community concert last night. the show benefitted the orlando fund. a donkey invasion in philadelphia, and we're not talking about new residents at the zoo. where you'll find these guys popping up ahead of next month's democratic national convention. and this plane's trip around the globe took it to the lehigh

valley, and why the latest stop on the journey is history making.

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made stops in china and japan. this is video of the impulse landing at lehigh valley international airport in allentown late last month. speaking of travel, a special meeting after a miracle flight. the rare genetic medical condition that brought this little boy to our area and helped him gain two new friends. well, today we were nice and warm, but we are watching some showers, even some thunderstorms that could move in. i'll show you who to expect those tonight and your weekend forecast that's coming up next. flr

. democrats may not come to philadelphia until the end of next month, but presence is notable starting next week. >> today, local artists put finishing touches on the party's

symbol that's dressed up for the democratic national convention. >> reporter: what would the convention be without an invasion of donkeys? 57 to be exact to represent the 50 states, d.c., u.s. territo territori territories, and democrats abroad. from well-known land marks and legendary icons local artists lending talents to the exhibit make sure each donkey truly reflects american culture. >> so this is arizona, and arizona official state flag is one of the items, they also wanted some desert scene and a water fall and some cactus. >> reporter: with a steady hand she creates the western land scape. >> i love the idea of painting on something three dimensional, but also, i've really grown to respect and be interested in politics. >> this is like the last five minutes of the basketball game, what you do in 43 minutes is important, but what you do in the last five minutes determines the success of your venture.

>> reporter: as chair of the dnc host committee, he looks at the donkeys on display starting july 1st throughout philadelphia, more than a month before the convention, he's confident it's a smooth ride. >> the fact the sanders-clinton contest mellowed. >> hillary clinton, yes. >> reporter: she is on board with the presumetive democratic nominee and thrilled to be a part of the process. >> really excited we got to host, and i'm very excited i was able to participate using my gifts of art. >> reporter: a gift that she and other artists from the region will share with visitors to philly next month. the donkeys around town exhibit are on display from july 1st through july 31st. in other news related to the convention, we learned today that the aclu filed a lawsuit against the city of philadelphia ahead of the convention. a live look now at the wells fargo center where crews are

already getting set for the convention. the aclu is suing the city on behalf of the group of the poor peoples human rights campaign. the anti-poverty group was denied a permit to march from city hall to the wells fargo center on the first day of the dnc. members spoke in a news conference this morning. the group's lawsuit says the city has an unwritten ban on demonstrations during morning and evening rush hours issue and it's hoping a federal judge will tell the city of philadelphia to give them a permit for the convention. >> i think that there's an effort to create an atmosphere of a festival in philadelphia, and those that are homeless in philadelphia don't feel like going to a festival. the city says there's no comment until it reviews the lawsuit. a plan to make it more expensive to fill up the gas tank in new jersey is debated today in trenton.

they pay for road and bridge work, but the tax goes up 23 cents a gallon. new jersey's gas tax is the lowest of the three states in the region. a follow-up from a story brought to you yesterday. >> today, a boy battling a rare medical condition met other patients just like him. the 10-year-old seen on the left has a rare form of dwarfism, so rare, in fact, only four other confirm cases in the country. he got to pleat two of the patients at the dupont hospital for children in wilmington and he met with his doctor. he arrived in town from new orleans yesterday decked out in his own pilots uniform, he was the 100,000th flier. the free program flies patients in need of critical care to places where they can get treatment. now your nbc 10 first alert

neighborhood weather. >> well, a warm day across the area, and we're dry right now, but we do have storms approaching. show you that in a second. temperatures are mostly in about the mid to low 80s, and partly cloudy skies, chester county with temperatures, and 77, and low 80s in montgomery county, 80 degrees right now in newtown. don't forget with the neighborhood weather, your seven-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen for you. a look at the radar, the most severe weather is going to stay to the south, but we do have some thunderstorms now zastarti to move in lancaster county and williamsport, they are headed in this direction too. zooming in here, lancaster county starting to see the heaviest rain from this across 76, and that should eventually hold together and move in

chester county. if you're in coatesville it's at 6:48 at 40 miles per hour. camden close to 7:45, and in new jersey, right around 8:00. if this holds together, it's going to move through, heavy rain, we could see gusty winds in there too, and also lightning. we have the chance for still some pop-up showers and thunderstorms through tonight. here future weather, bringing rain in northern philadelphia, the philadelphia area by 8:00 p.m. over hours after that, we could see scattered showers or storms move through tonight, and maybe even lingering into the very early morning hours and then starting to clear out. through tomorrow afternoon, though, we have a chance, even though most of the day should be dry, we have a chance for a couple showers around, and it will be warm to end out the week for friday, but we could see some spotty showers. lehigh valley, a low chance, though, 84 degrees for reading tomorrow, 81, bethlehem, but

pennsylvania suburbs, a chance of a shower in the middle of the day, phoenixville 83 for the high, and philadelphia area, mid-80s for a shower. new jersey neighborhoods, 81 degrees tomorrow, and close to the shore, expect mid-70s for atlantic city and avalon with a chance of a shower in the middle of the day. dover 79 degrees there. we go into the weekend, and it's really good for the first weekend of summer, first full it weekends of summer, nice and dry and sunny and no matter where you're headed, it's looking to be good, with temperatures warming into the mid 80s saturday, near 90 sunday if you are along the shore, mid 70s saturday and sunday. headed to brigantine this weekend, 76 degrees saturday and 78 on sunday. >> thank you. lester holt is joining us now. >> good evening, lester, what's coming up on "nightly news"? >> keith and rosemary, ahead for

us, a busy news day, and there's a big hit, what it means to those who thought they were among those who were shielded for deportation, i have my conversation with donald trump who now admits he's not sure if hillary clinton was asleep during the benghazi attack and how a vote in the u.k. affects your bottom line in the u.s. >> thanks, lester. see you then. a look at this now, fan friend city for the 76ers and draft tonight. next, the team's last number one pick talks about the excitement of the big night.

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that music gets me in the moment. less than two hours to go, and look at this, two hours until the sixers make the number one pick in this draft. skyforce10 over all the action, and comcast sports net is live for the big party. >> steve, the sixers' legends are there adding to the frenzy. >> reporter: ready to party like it's 1996. that was the last time they had the number one overall pick in the nba draft, of course, iverson was the answer for a

struggling franchise then. look at the party, the setup, the screen here so fans watch the draft unfold, and they are expecting 4,000 fans here tonight. now, back in 1996, iverson was the man. he eventually led to lually the appearance tonight in the finals and hope tonight's do the same, an he's here tonight, and this is what he remembers about the night 20 years ago. >> i just remember being nervous. you know what yam? knowing i wanted to be a sixer and knowing that i was going to be picked first, but not knowing. you know what i mean? that that was in my head because i was seeing stranger things happen in my life. >> reporter: the answer, iverson, he's here, and dr. jay will be here as well. nay will be part of the festivities tonight as fans here patiently await commissioner

adam silver's announcement they picked number one, ben simmons of lsu, the presumetive pick, and fans, of course, hope he does for the sixers what iverson did for them 20 years ago. csn, back to you guys. >> perhaps the answer part two. all right. count on us and comcast sports net for complete coverage of the draft, and comcast sports net john lark has a live report from brooklyn coming up at 6:20. up next at 6:00, chaka fattah resigns effective immediately. what's next? >> the country's oldest brewery makes major changes. >> atlantic city for sale without monopoly board. the nearly broke resort tries to unload a hundred props in a big auction. >> a good opportunity to invest right now. >> why some bidders say it's

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right now at 6:00, emotion running high, a 4-year-old girl shot in the face, dying a short time later in the hospital today, and a few answers involving about what happened inside the home in north philadelphia. >> such a sad story.

we are join live from outside that house with more on this tragedy. >> reporter: many witnesses and neighbors say they saw that little girl, her mother placed her on a step outside the front door here 1800 block of north 20th street, gasping for air, many tried to help, and tonight, they are trying to figure out how the little girl ended up shot. >> sister standing over here, what happened to her? she was shot with a gun. >> reporter: that 3-year-old interviewed tonight, wanting to know how her 4-year-old sister ended up dead, shot in the head. >> seeing her with a baby, like this, save my baby. i ran to her, like, save my baby, please. >> reporter: she was at a clinic on north 20th street, just outside hearing screams for help. it is a sight she says she will never forget. >> still trying to figure out what happened. >> reporter: they are talking to the child's mother, and relatives looking for answers and others seen leaving the hospital today. no one wanted to talk on camera. sources say the childr