we're heading into another day of commuter headaches. septa says today's trains could be more packed than yesterday's. hillary clinton takes her presidential campaign to atlantic city today. the presumptive democratic nominee visit follows a pivotal move in her campaign. it's 77 degrees outside 4:00 a.m. good wednesday morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get to sheena parveen and talk about the heat with her first alert neighborhood forecast and a look at communities across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. sheena? >> a lot of heat in the forecast

for today. we did hit 90 yesterday. it starts with warm temperatures waking up to mid 70s in philadelphia. it's going to stay very warm today. hamilton, 69 degrees. we're really going to shoot up this afternoon. excessive heat warning for the entire philadelphia area. up to trenton, new jersey neighborhoods, new castle county, from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. friday. we expect very hot temperatures in the mid 90s feeling closer to 100 degrees. you want to make sure you stay hydrated. try not to stay out in the peak of the day. it will be hot. temperatures today, between noon and 4:00 p.m., we should hid mid 90s in philadelphia and reading. stone harbor more like mid 80s. don't have to worry along the shore. in wilmington, temperatures in

the mid 90s. a hot one today. heat will continue. a heat wave in the forecast. we'll talk more about this and our next chance for thunderstorms. a look at the roadways this morning with jessica boyington. >> schuylkill expressway looks okay. no problems in either direction. eastbound from vine street expressway to 95 a six-minute trip. roads look good. i'm taking a look at 95. into center city southbound, no problem from woodhaven road to the expressway. we're following breaking news out of philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. a 15-year-old girl was rushed to the hospital after being shot. this is a live picture from the scene. there are no arrests. we're gathering more information

about what happened and we'll bring it to you as soon as we get it. we also have new information from overnight on a 13-year-old boy in stable condition after he was shot in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood. the incident started when a woman drove down the street and neighbors yelled at her to slow down because kids were playing on the block. she returned minutes later with a man in her car. he jumped out of the car and fired into the crowd hitting the boy in the leg. >> it's a shame that our young kids are the ones that are getting caught in this kind of things that are going on in the crossfire. i pray to god that he's going to be okay. >> police do not believe the teen was the target. they're searching for the white car the woman was driving. possibly a honda. it's 4:03. the septa slowdown could be worse this morning. according to septa officials, they predict more people will

return to work after the holiday and that means trains could be even more packed than they were yesterday. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the septa station in montgomery county. you spoke with septa's general manager yesterday about the difficulties along the regional rail. fill us in. >> reporter: right. septa's general manager says that today could be worse. you have those people who may have taken that extra day off and continued on the july 4th holiday. here at the town stop, we haven't even a train as of yet. too early for that. we are seeing people show up for their morning commute. the stop here serviced by west trenton and doylestown line experienced delays and overcrowding yesterday. this is what it looked like at steps throughout the regional trail system. large crowds, long lines. some trains packed to capacity forcing some trains to pass by the remaining stops because they could take on no more passengers. i did speak with septa's gm yesterday at septa headquarters in center city and asked him

what his main concern is going into what will be the next morning commute. >> i'm worried about even more overcrowding tomorrow. we have been telling people and asking them to consider using some of our other forms of service. you know, especially as you get stations that are close into the city, the trains have run through a number of stations and they can be very, very difficult to get on. >> that's what we experienced yesterday. we did speak with a rail expert from the university of delaware about what's going on. we'll hear from him at 4:30. for now live, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. now a live look at 30th street station. septa is giving some riders a refund for the slowdown.

you're eligible if you bought a weekly regional trail pass for the week starting july 4th and refund if you bought a monthly pass valid for july. you have to mail back your pass by tomorrow in order to get your money back. you can find the address and detailed instructions on nbc10.com and nbc 10 app. we also posted a link to the modified regional schedule and alternative routes and tweet us with your commuting troubles if you run into them this morning. want to see what you're experiencing. find us on twitt twitter @nbcphiladelphia. hillary clinton will deliver a speech in atlantic city. she hopes to strike hard at donald trump's business record but will face tough questions likely of her own about her e-mail scandal. the fbi recommended no criminal charges against clinton for her use of a personal e-mail server but the fbi director was highly critical.

nbc 10's katy zachry is live with more. katy? >> one person wasting zero time responding to the fbi's decision not to go ahead with charges was donald trump. he called the system rigged. we've learned trump will be a main focus of clinton's remarks in atlantic city today. the former secretary of state and presumptive democratic nominee will speak to reporters on the boardwalk just after noon. a big topic is donald trump's business practices and multiple bankruptcies in that shore town. clinton's appearance comes one day after president obama campaigned on her behalf for the first time. it's the first time the two hit the trail this year. it's also one day after she learned the fbi will not proceed with charges for her use of a personal e-mail server when she served as secretary of state. still, the fbi director james comey called clinton extremely careless when handling this classified information. we'll have reaction from donald

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numbers and dream big. good morning. we have a lot of stuff in the forecast over the next several days. the first headline, a heat wave that actually starts today. it's going to run through saturday. we're looking at several days with temperatures in the 90s. yesterday we hit 89 degrees. we were close to starting that heat wave yesterday. we do have to be at 90 degrees for three consecutive days which starts with today. mid 90s tomorrow. 97 degrees. friday, 97. that would make a heat wave. average high is 87 degrees. we'll be about 10 degrees above that over the next few days here. there's a warning in place. excessive heat warning for parts of the area where temperatures will be feeling close to 100 degrees because it will be so humid out. along with the heat, it's not going to be dry. it's going to be muggy. it will feel warmer. so today temperature around the

mid 90s feeling closer to 100. tomorrow, a little bit hotter than that. feeling possibly like the low 100s talking maybe 101 to 104. friday we'll be feeling like that as well even for saturday. it is going to be very hot over the next several days leading into your weekend. thunderstorms do return in the forecast tomorrow afternoon. we're talking about typical summertime afternoon storms with the heat and humidity. so we'll see some of those starting to pop up. not today though. temperatures this morning starting out very warm. 76 degrees in philadelphia. 70 in allentown. 74 in atlantic city. don't forget your seven-day forecast is also scrolling at the bottom of the screen for you. here's the warning i was telling you about. excessive heat warning. not for everybody. if you're in trenton through lower montgomery, lower bucks county, parts of chester county down to new castle county, new jersey neighborhoods in philadelphia, these are expected to be some of our hottest neighborhoods today with temperatures feeling close to 100 this afternoon. coming up, we'll look at chance

for thunderstorms. hopefully a nice cooldown in your forecast when you see one. that's coming up. >> thank you. 4:11. let's check your ride to work. jessica boyington has that. >> we're watching construction on 422 right now. these are cameras around route 23. not a lot of problems or delays in either direction. that's where they typically do construction projects early in the morning clearing between the 5:00 and 6:00 hour. not a lot of traffic on the roads there right now. watch for that once you hit 422 in either direction eastbound or westbound. that may stretch until 5:00 this morning. of course we'll keep you updated when it clears out of the way. upper dublin for an accident. route 202 looks great. 11 minutes in both directions heading north or southbound from route 30 to the schuylkill

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an 18-year-old florida mother is accused of using her infant son as a weapon to hit her boyfriend. at least 20 witnesses say that

they saw what happened. she was with her boyfriend on the beach as two started to argue. witnesses say they threw her 6-month-old at her boyfriend. the child fell to the ground facedown. >> she took the baby by the body and hit the baby against the man and threw it to the ground. >> she held the baby like it was a weapon and hit the male. >> the woman denies the charges and says it was her boyfriend that hit the child. the infant is okay. if released, the mother cannot be around her baby or the child's father. now from our delaware bureau, police hope new surveillance video will help find a man who tried to kidnap two women over the weekend. one of them a university delaware student. both incidents happened between sunday night and early monday morning outside neighboring apartment complexes on east main street in newark. take a look at the surveillance video from the main towers

apartments. at the top of the screen you can see a man walking through a parking lot early monday morning shortly before the second abduction was reported. both women were able to fight off the attacker. officials in camden are asking for your help to track down the arsonist or arsonists that burned more than a dozen homes. >> there's a fire. a huge fire. >> that frantic 911 call from one of four fours in camden on saturday. since then a total of 14 fires mostly in vacant homes. seven firefighters have been hurt battling those fires and officials want to find who's responsible before somebody else gets hurt. >> i hope they catch whoever is doing this. if it's a firebug or whatever arsoni arsonist, they have to catch them quick. >> if they see someone, they

should call police. >> lay down! >> this video could be the key in a lawsuit just filed against the lehigh county district attorney, county detectives and others. it shows police arresting the son of the former allentown police chief in whitehall township two years ago. christopher fitzgerald was acquitted of pointing a gun at detectives. a lawsuit claims his arrest was a case of racial profiling and political payback. we have reached out to the d.a.'s office for comment but have not heard back. a montgomery county man could face up to 12 1/2 years in jail on child pornography charges. he pleaded guilty yesterday to possessing and distributing sexually explicit images of kids. this is the second time he was charged with the same thing. a man who police believe was

responsible for the postponement of a concert is now charged with making terroristic threats. papou was released on $20,000 bond. he and another man made threats to a worker on sunday afternoon. police are looking for the other man. because of those statements, the band perry postponed their conference later that night. the band was scheduled to perform nearby at the freeman stage at bayside. authorities have not said what the threatening statements were that caused the show to be postponed. the group tweeted out the show was rescheduled for august 17th. good morning. it's a warm one outside. if you have not walked outside just yet, it's very warm and it's pretty humid. it will stay humid through the afternoon and combined with the heat we expect today, it's going

to feel close to 100 degrees. plan accordingly. make sure you stay hydrated. today will be a sunny day. you don't want to stay outside in the peak of the day for several hours. temperatures right now, 76 degrees through philadelphia. 71 through many south jersey neighborhoods. delaware, 77 degrees. a very warm start. don't forget your seven-day forecast is also scrolling at the bottom of the screen for you. our philadelphia neighborhoods, a closer look. society hills, 78 degrees right now. chestnut hill at 69. 69 summerton. everyone is feeling that humidity. with the humidity and the heat today we have an excessive heat warning in effect. all of these counties shaded in the pink color from trenton down to wilmington and including our pennsylvania suburbs and new jersey neighborhoods, that will run from today until friday. we expect temperatures in the mid 90s that we forecast and

feeling closer to 100 degrees with that humidity. be dangerous heat if you're outside for a long period of time. you want to check on your neighbors. make sure you stay hydrated like i mentioned. here's what it's going to feel like. now temperatures will be running in the mid 90s as we go from today into tomorrow, friday and saturday but feeling around 100 degrees. especially tomorrow and friday. even for saturday. now, we do have afternoon thunderstorms in the forecast. not today though. they'll start tomorrow and then run through saturday and if you see one of those afternoon thunderstorms in your area because they'll be pop-up type, it will help drastically to lower your temperatures but we'll be heating up a lot before those thunderstorms get here. temperatures for today, 94 degrees in summerton. as we go into south jersey, we expect mid 90s to continue. 94 hamilton township. along the shore, wur not in tyo

that excessive heat warning. delaware looking about mid 90s. temperatures around 89 degrees in dover. coming up, a closer look at the timing of those thunderstorms starting tomorrow and also another look at that heat in the forecast. that's straight ahead. >> sheena, thank you. 4:21 right now. let's check your wednesday ride to work. jessica boyington has a look at that. what are you seeing? >> watching 42 freeway. just around where the atlantic city expressway intersects with it. we're not seeing a lot of cars. maybe some folks that want to head home from the shore at this time would be a good idea of course considering there's no volume. headed northbound toward philadelphia or maybe headed back down to the shore, no problems in either direction right there. 42 freeway looks great. looking good on garden state parkway. 295 in new jersey as well. blue route, a fly and 15 minutes north or southbound from 95 to

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it's 4:24. 75 degrees outside this wednesday morning. happening today, pennsylvania health officials will answer your questions and concerns about the zika virus.

governor tom wolf is coordinating a live forum on his facebook page starting at 11:00 this morning. post your questions under the comments section. on capitol hill lawmakers will meet for the first time to talk about legislation about the growing epidemic of opiate abuse. the house passed an amended version in may. lawmakers will work to resolve differences between the two versions of the bills. the nbc 10 digital team spent months on the streets investigating that problem of opioid addiction in our area and spoke to people struggling with addiction and talked to families and people trying to change the stigma. it's available now on the nbc 10 app. we're approaching the end of an era in the tech word. blackberry says it will stop making its classic model featuring its iconic push button keyboard. it was introduced in 2014. blackberry says it will focus on

updating its smartphone lineup. more proof you should not butter the toast this morning. a new study found trans fats are linked to higher death rates. researchers at harvard followed a large group of people for more than three decades and looked at the impact of diet on their health and life span and they found that trans fats were the worst things to eat. experts say you should replace foods like butter, lard and red meat with plant based food and canola, olive and soybean oil. here's a live look out at citizens bank park on a very warm, very humid start to your day. don't be surprised when you walk outside. not a good hair day ladies. today phillies play the braves at 1:05. hot if you're headed to the phillies game. dress cool. stay hydrated. could feel close to 100 degrees. we'll look at that forecast coming up. we're also watching 422

right around route 23 for some construction work. you can see it ahead on the top of your screen there. east and westbound no big problems or delays on 422. we're just waiting for construction to clear. more updates when i come back in the next few minutes at 4:30. >> reporter: good morning. i'm matt delucia. first train just arrived here pretty much on time for the morning rush but of course we experienced a lot of problems yesterday with overcrowding and delays. we'll give you the updates on what we've heard from septa and what you can expect coming up later today in a live report.

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with a third of its rail fleet out of service, septa says riders will face another day of long lines and delayed trains and septic expects an even more crowded commute this morning. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton makes a campaign stop in atlantic city today. her visit comes one day after a key decision regarding her e-mail scandal. get ready for a hot one. here's a hot look outside where temperatures will head into the 90s today. take whatever steps you need to to stay cool and stay safe. it's 4:30. already 75 degrees outside. good morning. good wednesday morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's find out more about the heat with meteorologist sheena parveen with her first alert neighborhood forecast. sheena? >> it's already very warm start to the day. it will lead to hot temperatures this afoo