conduct of that particular crowd. and the commissioner told us he called every single officer involved to commend them on how they reacted. police tell us the profanity and in-your-face aggression by this group who calls itself the philly coalition for real justice was unlike they had experienced in some time. >> we don't ask them do they believe believe care. there are white pigs are latino pigs. >> reporter: we asked the commissioner about the restraint shown by his officers. >> i couldn't have been more proud of them. they were professional and they were patient, and i admire their resolve. >> reporter: organizers say they targeted this district because they say there's been a history of injustice against what protesters call brown and black in this community. this encounter was the culmination of a three-hour march through north philadelphia. >> they have every right to protest what they believe are injustices and that's okay, but

to have someone in your face an inch from your nose calling you everything under the sun, you don't go through training and magically being a robot. >> reporter: now we've also learned that mayor kenny is at this hour meeting with officers from the 24th and 25th to talk about how he feels about their reaction on saturday night, and we've also learned that the ministers are going to be working with the mayor and police as we work toward the dnc, and we did ask the commissioner about the dnc and any prospects of any disruptions and his -- and his answer and a whole lot of words were we'll be red along with federal agents that will be here to assist us. live for now outside police headquarters, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. there have been new reports coming out of both dallas and baton rouge today as tensions boil over there are and across the country. >> nbc 10's keith jones back now

tracking that new information fours, and we's joining us with it here. keith? >> reporter: in dallas police are trying to recreate exactly what happened in the moments leading up to the shooting. today officers are poring over hundreds of hours of video of what happened thursday night when a gunman killed five officers and left nine more hurt. officers are looking for body cameras from other officers, dashc cameras and any other cameras with a date and time code on them. as this investigation continues, the police chief says officers are having a tough time handling everything from the death of their co-workers from the protests as well as day-to-day problems in a community. >> we're asking cops to do too much in this country. we are. we're just asking us to do too much. every societal failure we put it off on the cops to solve. not enough mental health, funding. let the cops handle it. not enough drug addiction funding, let's give it to the

cops. here in dallas we've got a loose dog problem. let's have the dogs chas loose dogs. >> reporter: meantime in baton rouge the district attorney has stepped down from the case involving police officers who shot and killed a man last week. the d.a. says he had a relationship with the parents of one of the accused shooters. take a look at this sign of unity at a black lives matter church in memphis. the city's interim police director mike rawlings wearing the vest walked arm in arm with protesters. rawlings was allowed -- even allowed protesters rather to block traffic on interstate 40 before locking arms with them. later they clung to a pastor as he prayed for change. still a lot going on, of course, dallas, baton rouge, all across the country. we will keep you updated, and we'll bring you news developments as soon as they happen. denise? >> thanks, keith. a camden county man hopes his hashtag pics for peace will help promote calm and understanding. he's a wmur radio intern who was sickened by the police shooting

deaths of two black men last week and the retaliation murders of police in dallas. friday fuchs spent some time with winslow's police chief george smith, and in that meeting chief smith announced the department will launch officer body cameras next week. it's something fuchs wants for police across the country. >> when you walk into the chief's office and we're not here to confess to a crime. we didn't really do anything. just trying to start a conversation to fix what's wrong in america right now. >> the picture from my office with andre and two of his buddies, made it on to the nation.com site which is pretty humbling for me. >> ellen deagain jess. >> which is really neat. >> reporter: idea for the hashtag pics for peace is to take a photo of a police officer or anyone of a different race or nationality and then post it. and our coverage continues at 4:30. nbc 10's deanna durante looks at the challenges facing suburban police departments in our area as they handle protests and step up security with smaller forces.

and then all new at 5:00, america stop the madness. that's the message from a local black police officer. he'll explain how the black community and police officers are feeling similar emotions during this unrest. >> now to the septa slowdown. riders are facing fewers problems today with a new schedule in effect and more backup trains on the tracks and it comes a week after septa, of course, pulled a third of its regional rail off the tracks because of an equipment problem. nbc 10 is live outside the septa headquarters and has an update from agency headquarters. what did you learn, lauren? >> reporter: jim, one of the things that we learned is that those cars that septa is leasing from maryland, they didn't actually neighboring on to the track to pick up passengers today. they just weren't quite comfortable with them yet so they -- they did some work, and those will go out tomorrow adding more seats for riders.

>> this is new jersey transit, not even a septa train. >> reporter: on septa rails passengers here are boarding a new jersey transit train. it's one of the new tools on the track that septa is used to go try to ease congestion and frustration. >> we're still seeing delays on the railroad. it is the kind of situation that is, you know, going to continue on and crowding, but we continue to work towards making things better. >> reporter: septa's general manager says they are looking at adding more trains possibly from boston or the mid-west, but today septa put the first leased vehicles and a modified schedule on the rail. this man took the rail to center city. >> it was a lot bet sneer what did you see today? >> more trains, more movement and i got to work a lot, a lot faster. >> reporter: he's not the only one to notice the change. we met dana last week and we checked back in with her today

working at the family business. did you see a difference today compared to last week? >> absolutely. there were not as many people waiting at the platform for a train. >> reporter: still, trains aren't coming as often as they used to crunching some passengers' schedule. >> i wish there was an in between train so have you to rush to get to work. i have to be at work to get to 8:00 so i have to rush to get to work on time. >> reporter: yeah. septa is running about 200 fewer trains today than they would be on a normal weekday, but they are running longer trains as well as something they are calling a cleanup train to pick up passengers when your top is skipped. now, the evening rush is just about to start. we'll check that out and report back on what we find. larne mayk live in center city, nbc 10 news. crews had their hands full cleaning up this accident on i-959 in bucks county. sky force 4 over the scene south of the woodhaven exit in

bensalem. as you can see the northbound lanes were partially blocked by the accident. police are telling us as many as six cars were involved involved in this wreck. two people were taken to the hospital, but police did clear this accident in time for the afternoon rush. and now to our first alert weather. it's comfortable today, but we have another chance for a heat wave later on this week. nbc 10 near independence mall, what a great day to just stretch out and take a stroll and enjoy some time outside. and a live look at folley stadium in wilmington where the blue rocks will play under blue skies tonight taking on myrtle beach at 6:35. the humidity is taking a break but not for long. >> feels so much better out there today. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena par convenient has a first look. >> yeah, with the lower humidity makes everythingfield feel more comfortable. today we have that and you still have. it enjoy it nice and dry outside. taking a live look outat "sex in the city." clouds around, but for the most part mostly sunny. also, don't forget your seven-day forecast always at the

bottom of the screen with the new neighborhood weather. right now in philadelphia 83 degrees, a light wind and low humidity, so the comfort continues. tomorrow though the humidity will start to go up just a bit. nice and dry on radar. no rain coming anytime soon so even off to our west we're nice and dry and will stay in this dry air pattern for the next couple of days and then rain chances by the middle of the week. the plan for tonight, mid-80s and by 10:00 p.m. mid-70s and tomorrow morning for philadelphia right around 70 degrees. pennsylvania suburbs staying dry by 6:00 a.m. temperatures in the mid-60s. mid-60s tomorrow for the lehigh valley. clear skies for the most part and i am tracking more humidity this week and our next chance for showers and i'll show you that coming up. >> thanks, sheena. to decision 2016 coverage now. donald trump make the rounds with potential vice presidential candidates with just a week to go until the republican national convention. the presumptive reef can nominee and governor chris christie mailed a stop in virginia beach today to speak about veterans

issues. trump plans to reform the v.a. including minimizing wait times for patients and improving overall health care and indiana governor mike pence says he'll attend the rally in indianapolis. pence widely considered to be a leading vp prospect for trump. the governor says he's backing the presumptive republican nominee for president and will help in any way he can. and our team of reporters will also be covering the convention all week long. look for live reports from tracy davidson, lauren mayk and me starting sunday night on nbc 10 news at 11:00. to the democrats now, the battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is set to end tomorrow. both campaigns say sanders will join the presumptive democratic nominee at a rally in new hampshire, and he's expected to endorse her. insiders say the joint appearance could help appease sanders' supporters ahead of the party's convention right here in philadelphia in two weeks. and the eyes of the world will be on philadelphia during the democratic national

convention. now the majority of those eyes will be from social media platforms during the convention. a local company will help bring the images and video from the dnc to viewers around the globe. the company typically works with retailser and it says what applies to products also applies to politics. >> we're going to power digital engagement for the convention and give them ability to activate this content and capture this content in a very compelling way. >> reporter: the convention committee says the partnership will allow them to streamline user engagement and user-generated content from user participants. new details now in the case of a baby boy who was strapped in a car seat when a man murders his dad and stole the family's car. today nbc 10 uncovered this picture we're going to show you of the suspect who surrendered to police last night awaiting extradition. south jersey bureau reporter

cidney long is live in penn's grove with more on this case. >> reporter: i can tell you this community is anxious for answers. police and prosecutors say they don't have a motive for this bizarre car. take a look, a 24-year-old took his last breath right beside this fence here at a cemetery, shot multiple times and his girlfriend watch him die and then watched as the man who pull the trigger took off in their car with their baby boy. >> on saturday afternoon. >> i heard someone screaming, like they were just screaming. >> reporter: tagia johnson listened from her second floor window. >> i was in high window watching tv and hair gunshots and i got on the ground and it was just crazy. >> 31-year-old hakim williams shot and killed the man and stole his car to get away. the victim's 1-year-old baby boy was strapped in the back sgleet after i ran outside, i'm like oh, my gosh. you just say a body laying on

the ground. it's traumatizing to see. >> reporter: witnesses posted this photo of the immediate police response. johnson says the boy's mother was in shock and crying. >> he was just asking for help, could somebody help her and the cops come pulling in. >> reporter: hours later philadelphia police recovered the stolen car abandoned here near vine street, the baby boy unharmed inside and was returned to his mother. >> scary and terrifying. >> reporter: it wasn't until sunday night that williams turned himself into police in philadelphia. he's facing murder, kidnapping and robbery charges. now sources at prosecutor's office also tell me that it was a cell phone inside that couple's vehicle that helped investigators track the movement of that vehicle from here in penn's grove across to philadelphia. of course, when they found the car it was abandoned but the boy is okay. we're told that williams in the meantime does not plan to fight extradition back to new jersey. it will happen later this week.

we're live in penn's grove, cidney long, nbc 10 news. a former philadelphia school administrator has been sentenced to ten years probation for her role in promoting a culture of cheating on state exams. evelyn cortez was the prince pag of dyicuyuga elementary school. cortez pleaded guilty to charges she changed students' test answers and even gave some students the answers to the state assessment test. investigators say she publicly reprimanded teachers and students who didn't want to take part in the cheating. sky force 10 over a fire that damaged a north philadelphia row house this morning look at the flames coming from the roof. firefighters working to knock the flames down along newkirk street. no one was inside the house but firefighters did help out a cat. giving him some oxygen on the sidewalk there.

investigators still working to learn what started that fire. a display of patriotism was the target of vandals. someone attacked a statue in newark and now police want to know who. tim furlong has that story. >> reporter: how did it feel when the leaders of this vfw post saw their statue of st. michael was ripped from its pedestal and smashed and on the fourth of july no less? >> the bottom of your stomach just fell out. >> reporter: st. michael is the patron saint of soldiers and area eagle scouts built it summer to honor veterans and all soldiers. >> and he spent a lot of time raising the money and just, you know, a lot of time building this. >> reporter: i spoke with that eagle scout via facetime and is bummed someone destroyed his work. the vandals were bold and a little bit stupid. the spot where the statue sat, i

don't know, maybe 85 feet away from the newark police department. they were really lucky they weren't caught. the vfw leaders don't think it was anything politically motivated. >> just some kids walking around, didn't have anything to do, and just -- it was just a stupid thought that came into their mind, yeah, and it's a shame. >> reporter: just because the vandals haven't been caught doesn't mean police aren't looking for them. if you know who did this, call newark police and the vfw will try to replace the statue and put up a surveillance camera. >> definitely something we want to keep alive. >> reporter: in newark, tim furlong, nbc 5 news. the governor won't stop a $31 billion spending law from becoming law even though state lawmakers can't explain how they will pay for this. the spending bill should go into effect at midnight without the governor's sit. the senate democratic leader jay costa says the move keeps dollars flowing to schools and other important programs.

republican majority leaders have pledged to assemble a $1.3 billion revenue package to help shore up the state's finances. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, we're seeing a nice day today. humidity a lot lower across the area. less humid for now because the humidity is going to go up as we get later into this week, and then the rain chances are going to return, too. also, don't forget your seven-day forecast. always controlling right at the bottom of the screen. a live look out at center city. fair weather clouds and we don't expect any rain today. 83 degrees in philadelphia and delaware coming in in the mid-80s. pennsylvania suburbs right around 80 degrees. there even in the lehigh valley. jersey neighborhoods, if you're in pine hollow, 84 degrees and medford 84 degrees with less humidity so 86 feels a lot more comfortable. 81 in florence and 82 in

hamilton township and 79 degrees in princeton. the reason for the lower humidity is this area of high pressure where it's positioned. just pulling in the drier air and eventually it will move away and pull in more of a south wind and the humidity will come back. enjoy it for today because each day this week the humidity is going to be creeping up there and especially by thursday you'll definitely notice a more humid forecast. neighborhood temperatures for tomorrow, if you're in the philadelphia area. 88 degrees. expect mostly sunny skies and pennsylvania suburbs coming in at 87 degrees. if you're in reading expect 87 degrees. staying dry tomorrow and along the shore in atlantic city low 80s tomorrow, dry conditions, and if you're in delaware, areas like dover, expect temperatures right around 86 degrees. as we go through tonight and tomorrow, we're going to keep a dry pattern in place. humidity slowly starting to creep up there and we'll be dry. then we go to wednesday and

we'll get even more humidity in the forecast. you see the clouds moving in, some showers around, possibly by wednesday morning, so that just shows you more moisture starts to move in on wednesday and even later in the evening wednesday we could have more showers move in. that's at 4:00 p.m. so keep in mind if you're south and west of philadelphia you look like you have the best chance of showers on wednesday and then we can see another round moving in for part of your weekend. here's your ten-day forecast. tomorrow 87 degrees, philadelphia, wednesday, we could see some showers around and temperatures 88 degrees. take a look at thursday, even friday. temperatures coming in in the mid-90s. we could be looking at a potential heat wave. saturday will be in the low 90s. by sunday though 87 degrees and some showers and storms possible in the forecast for sunday, and then we go into next week and we're starting around 90 degrees. take a closer look at the rest of the area's neighborhood forecast coming up. a legendary guitarist nearly collapsed on stage right in the middle. show. >> and cameras were rolling when it happened. next, we have an update on this

aerosmith rocker. plus, pokémon is taking over america's smartphones, but it's leading to a dangerous problem. what parents need to know about the game their kids are playing. and meet the new fierce five. these are the young women you'll be watching all next month during the rio olympics, and one of them hails from new jersey. her story coming up . first, here's a look at the closing numbers on wall street. the s&p closing at an all-time high and the nasdaq ending at a high for the year.

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aerosmith guitarist joe perry is said to be resting and doing well after he fell ill during a show in new york last night. video from the concert shows perry sitting on the front of the drum platform and then standing up and then stumbling behind a stack of speakers. perry was performing in brooklyn with his new band the hollywood vampires. well, recognize him? that's the stay puff marshmallow man from "ghostbusters," just a promotional stunt. commuters came face-to-face with the squeezable giant as he appeared to smash through the floor. the takeover also included fake green slime oozing from the ceiling. the all-female remake opens today. a fox's attempt to run wild in bucks county caught him

caught in the net of a soccer goal. >> and no matter how hard he tried he could not escape on his own and that's where the rescuers came in. the new hope eagle fire company posted this image on the facebook page. firefighters and police officers carefully cutting the net around the little guy to free him on saturday. the animal was a bit scared but rescue crewed made sure he got back into the woods safely. harry hairston's mission to solve nbc 10 viewers' consumer complaints is taking him right into the ring. >> wwe fan called for help when the main event changed after he already bought tickets. what happened with harry playing referee next. >> reporter: supporting the police in the wake of the dallas shootings. i'm deanna durante in montgomery county. how the community here has been reacting. plus, how do you get an 1,800 pound piece of glass 60 stories in the air? very carefully.

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we're getting new information about the breaking news we told you whether at the top of this newscast. >> a shooting inside a courthouse in michigan. let's go straight to nbc 10's keith jones in the breaking news center. keith. >> the sheriff just wrapped up a news conference. he confirmed two bailiffs were shot and killed at the courthouse in michigan. a sheriff's deputy was also shot and taken to the hospital where he is, as we've learned, in stable condition. the gunman was also killed. investigators have not said how the shooter got a gun inside the courthouse in the first place. we will continue to follow this story, and we'll bring you any more information as soon as we get it. live in the breaking news center. keith jones, nbc 10 news.

>> okay, keith. in today's nbc 10 responds in this corner, an avid wrestling fan having trouble seeing his favorite superstars duke it out in the ring. >> and in the other corner a wrestling promotion that the fan says is not living up to its promises. nbc 10 responds reporter harry hairston played referee. >> reporter: yeah, we were asked to step in before this became a battle royale. >> i find it incredible. >> reporter: when it comes to pro wrestling, you'd be hard pressed to find a bigger fan than shaun brown. >> i've got two championship belts, numerous t-shirts. >> reporter: he's been to more than 100 shows. >> i frame all the tickets. >> reporter: he says the body slam and clothes line and drop kick. when he recently tried to see some of his favorites in the ring. >> john cena and john bryan.

>> reporter: bryan was taken out of the lineup after he bought tickets and he wanted a refund. >> i only purchased tickets to see daniel. >> reporter: they said they reserve the right to change the card and they gave him two complimentary tickets. >> and when i called him, he didn't return my car. >> reporter: brown bought tickets on my own. >> and i noticed they changed the card once again. john cena was no longer advertised for the show. >> reporter: with no free tickets and another lineup change brown felt defeated. >> i feel like they change the cards like they do their shoes. >> reporter: he called nbc 10 with a request. >> i think they are coming back to philadelphia in september for wwe smack-down. i would love to have a pair of digits to that show. >> reporter: we contacted w wey, and they did him one better, three ringside tickets to that september show, and days later sent up this nbc 10 response

cam. i'm very confident without the help of heresy hairston and the nbc 10 response team i may not have ever gotten these tickets. thank you so much. >> the wwe declined to comment on this case, but it is common for wrestling cards to change for a variety of reasons, including injuries. brown says the approximate value of the three tickets, $300. we also want to think the wrestlers at the monster factory in pauwelsboro for showing us some moves in the story. >> we'll add the $300 total recovery counter. we now stand at $51,966. and if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, send it to nbc10.com/nbc10responds, or you can call 610-668-7377. well, we may be more than 1,500 miles from dallas, but police in our area say they feel the pain of brothers and sisters in blue. >> and now they are finding comfort in the outpouring of

support from local communities. nbc 10's deanna durante is live in whitpayne township. >> reporter: one county posting thanks on facebook thanking residents who have stopped by with gifts and offering support. >> how you doing? >> reporter: when we arrived, we didn't expect to meet frank engrow and he didn't expect to meet us. >> they have had a hard time last week. >> that's great. >> reporter: he showed up bearing gifts, some from his garden and others intended for the police officer and staff who work here. >> what can you do for people other than have a lunch on me. i can't take all these people to lunch so have a nice lunch on me. >> reporter: inside the break room the table is full of unexpected gifts and letters of support. >> no police officer wants to ever harm anybody. we always want to do what's right for our communities. >> reporter: with more than 30 years on the job chief kenneth lawson has never seen an attack on police like the killing of

five officers in dallas last week. >> never in my career. >> reporter: william tierny has been an officener hatfield township and central montgomery county for 30 years. >> i don't think any community is immune to any type of racial divide, but i think our department is very well educated and that we work every day to -- to communicate with people of all races. >> reporter: chief tierny is also impressed with the community support in his township. >> the words that people use. they used a jektives that really are heartfelt. the messages are really deep and i think they really reach the officers in the department. >> reporter: police also say they will do all they can to reach the community. >> we constantly do what our public expects of us. we will overcome this. >> reporter: now here the chief says many of the items brought here for police officers will be donated back into the community to people who really need those items. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> giving back. all right, deanna, thank you.

the u.s. will deploy 560 more troops to iraq to help recapture the city of mosul from isis. defense secretary ash carter made that announcement today during a surprise visit to the country. most of the new troops including engineers and logistics personnel will be devoted to building up an air base south of mosul. the troop increase brings the number of u.s. military members in iraq to about 4,600. more than 1,000 people ran for their lives through the cobblestone streets of pamplona, spain, during the running of the bulls festival this morning. many of the runners and several of the bulls slipped and fell during the dash, but only four people suffered bruises. the spanish tradition is reigniting controversial after a matador was gored to death by a bull on live television over the weekend. traditionally when a matador is killed, both the bull and its mother are slaughtered to death to end the blood line, but now that the social media campaign to save the bull's mother. well, there's a new warning for parents with jogging

strollers. >> yes, next. the model that could lose its wheels mid-stride. plus, it's a habit parents try to get their kids stop. next the potential benefit to thumb sucking. plus, chris christie and bernie sanders are back on the campaign trail, but who could give their candidate a bigger boost? our experts are weighing in during tonight's political punchout. that's coming up on nbc 10 news hat 5:00.

a warning for parents who use jogging strollers. hundreds of thousands are being recalled as the wheels can fall off. this affects instep safari and grand safari as well as two schwinn models. more than 10 reports of the front wheel coming off causing more than 200 injuries. two childhood habits that often frustrate patients may actually have some health benefits. these are habits that your kids may have or maybe you even had, sucking thumbs and biting nails.

researchers in new zealand suggest these habits may give you a lower chance of developing some allergies. we're talking about things like dust mites, grass and even pet allergies. rhett duesed risk lasted into adulthood, but experts say this doesn't mean you should encourage your kids to pick up these habits if they haven't already. and if you're counting, calories, carbs and fat to help you lose weight there, may be an easier way to do it. drink more water. a new study from the university of michigan found a link between dehydration and a higher body mass index. about a third of the nearly 10,000 adults studied were not adequately hydrated. the newest game sweeping the nation and taking over smartphones is creating some unexpected problems. >> coming up next, the danger pokémon is posing to players and the frightening scene the game led one player to discover. sheena? >> and a nice day today, lower humidity but for rest of the week we'll see that creep up and also our chance of showers

returns into the forecast, plus our next heat wave is possible. that's coming up next.

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the new pokémon go app is the latest craze and it's coming with problems. a wyoming teen was playing the game searching for imaginary creatures when she discovered a body. investigators say the man's death appears to be an accident and they are working to identify him. if you're not familiar with the game. it uses gps technology to put animated creatures in the real world around you. and the '90s fad is back and taking over america's smartphones. >> who knew. the wyoming incident just the latest dangerous situation surrounding the pokémon go app. both kids and adults glued to the reality game. they are actually hurting themselves trying to catch all the monsters. posting pictures of their bumps and bruises on social media after looking for monsters in crowded streets, malls and local

landmarks. >> i'm like going to bump into something. >> i ran into a pole the other day at a stoplight. >> tempting to run across the street. >> the game caused another big problem. three suspects were arrested in missouri for allegedly using pokémon go to lure users into armed robberies. philadelphia police tweeted this advice for parents about this game. make sure you warn your kids about stranger danger since you never know who they could run into while playing. also, set limits hon how far they can go while they are playing the game and make sure they watch the road. police say they have seen kids and adults get so engrossed while they are staring at their phones to play the game that they walk right into the street. we don't want that to happen. >> okay. a surprise visit from some superheros. >> they brought smiles to young patients who needed a pick me up. window washers from jenkin town building services greeted students at chop specialty care

and surgery center and king of prussia. they were dressed as captain america and spiderman. the window washers have been dress up and surprising patients at the main hospital for the past five years. a lot of clear skies and nbc 10 on main street where we found people shopping and eating and out for a stroll because it felt so comfortable today with the low humidity. that's when you always want to get outside. temperatures in the low 880s. mid to low 80s and 85 degrees andy will high valley low 80s and in our pennsylvania suburbs right around 80 degrees and philadelphia coming into n at 83 degrees. your seven-day forecast is controlling right at the bottom of the screen. a closer look at the neighborhood temperatures in philadelphia were in the mid-80s and some areas are sitting just a tad warmer.

85 degrees west mt. airy and penns port 84 and a comfortable 83 degrees because that humidity is some low pressure today but it's going to keep going up as we go through the week so a dry stretch for the next couple of days with the lower humidity but it's still going to be on the hot side and the humanitity will creep up when the rain chances return. rain chances come back and not for everybody and for part of the area we'll see that and we could see a heat wave by late this week and possibly into part of your weekend. rain chances mott for tonight and not for tomorrow so tuesday is still looking like a nice dry day across the area and we go into wednesday and that's when we could see the approach of showers by early wednesday and then as we go into wednesday afternoon and evening, but, again would be for the entire

area. forecast. form dry, no rain for tomorrow's forecast. yeardley is 88 degrees tomorrow. if you're in allentown, expect temperatures right around 88 degrees. if you're in new jersey 83 degrees and galloway township around 81 degrees, and if you're in wilmington tomorrow expect mostly sunny skies right around 87 degrees. for the philadelphia area as we go into tomorrow. temperatures will be right around the upper 80s and then we go into wednesday when we have a chance for some showers around into the end of the week. that's when we could be starting our next heat wave. 94 on thursday and 94 on friday and along the jersey shore it's going to be warm as we go through the next couple of days. temperatures low to mid-80s. the humidity is slowly going to go up. wednesday i think the shore will stay out of the rain chances and then as we go into thursday temperatures greepg up to 87 degrees. starting the weekend early,

friday, temperatures near 90 degrees and staying dry and as we go into part of your weekend we're talking about some weekend rain chances so coming up a look at that forecast no matter what neighborhood you're in. straight ahead coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> okay. sheena. if you're like millions of people across the country, you're probably going to be glued to nbc next month. >> the rio olympic games are shaping up to be action-packed especially now that we know the five who will be jumping, soaring and tumbling for team usa. next, find out why one of these stars have an especially loud cheering section in new jersey. >> plus, working hundreds of feet in the air is challenging enough. now imagine holding on to a giant piece of glass at the same time. crews at the new comcast tower are doing that just every day. they give us a window into their work. coming up all new at 5:00. when you're the parent of a disabled child,

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welcome back. gymnastics one of the highlights of the summer olympic games and we know the five women who will represent the team zhu. >> they cemented their spots during the olympic trials last night in san jose. jim can't do that. >> no. simone biles, gabby douglas and aly raisman both from the london olympic team and newcomers laurie hernandez and madison coachen and one of these shining stars is a jersey girl. >> reporter: her routine was like magic, a superhuman combination of sky high maneuvers that landed new jersey native laurie hernandez on the team and this is the gym that helped get her there. monmouth gymnastics in morganville, new jersey.

she has no shortage of fans. >> everybody screamed. i cannot believe she's going to olympics. >> reporter: what do you think about laurie hernandez? >> she's very good. >> my kids were glued to the tv, loved it and cheering and screaming and yelling and couldn't wit to get back to the gym to see her and congratulate here. >> reporter: cook tees has known her for years and has noticed the painstaking work she put in to get where she is. >> she is there twice a day, six days a week, and she's been through so many injuries. >> reporter: he was texting her last night just before her routine. >> i said cherish the moment and have fun and don't get nervous because you've done this so many times. >> reporter: laurie is of puerto rican descent born in new brunswick. she's the first u.s.-born latina to make the u.s. women's gymnastics team since 1984. they call her the human emoji because her face is so expressive. when it became clear laurie made the team, twitter was on fire. her brother marcus writing somebody pinch me.

is this a dream? >> knowing what she came from and everything, it's just pretty amazing to watch her. >> reporter: laurie comes home late tonight and is landing at newark airport about 10:15 and then big plans here at the gym tomorrow. they are throwing a party for her so all of her biggest fans get a chance to tell her how proud they are. >> that was ida seigle reporting. there's just 25 days until the summer olympic games get under way in rio and nbc 10 is your home to watch all the action. >> that's nbc 10 news at 4:00. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. here's keith jones. breaking news straight ahead hon nbc 10 news at 5. another deadly shooting has killed two members of law enforcement. this time inside a michigan courthouse. we're following the latest developments on that story, plus, doctors in dallas, they speak out. what they went through on that tragic night. plus this. >> america, please, stop this madness. >> an online plea from a jersey

shore cop following the police killings in dallas and other recent shootings. >> we stay quiet, we let the evil talk. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg. how he says his message was prompted by feeling pulled in different directions.

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and i think about it every day. that i'm unable to save those cops. >> right now at 5:00, wishing they could do more. doctors in dallas relive a

tragic night that five officers died under their watch. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! black lives matter! >> reporter: and preparing for more protests. nbc 10 asks the philadelphia police commissioner what officers will do to keep the peace, but first more deadly gun violence. a suspect opens fire inside a michigan courthouse, and tonight two bailiffs are dead. the gunman is also among the dead at the courthouse. >> more live from the breaking newsroom with more. >> reporter: we have new information about this deadly shooting. we just learned several civilians were injured in the shooting as well. they were all taken to the hospital where they are being treated right now. a sheriff's deputy also in the hospital recovering, we're told. this shooting was on the third floor of a courthouse. it left two bailiffs dead.

the gunman is dead as well. now, we're expecting the sheriff to hold another news conference to come up in an hour's time and we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it out of michigan. for now live in the breaking news center. jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news back to you. >> today's shooting comes as police officers around the country worry for their safety. >> reporter: in philadelphia protesters have confronted officers in the streets but so far police have been able to keep the peace. nbc 10's monique braxton spoke to commissioner richard ross and we've seen protests over the past five nights. how are police preparing for the next one? >> i pose that had question to the police commissioner, and he will told us just outside police headquarters here that his department clearly has a plan they are comfortable, but he also said there's always the unknown. >> reporter: with this comes a level of anarchy that you hav