. breaking news=9q÷ into nbc. republican presidential candidate dawn timmeney just tweeted that indiana governor mike pence is indeed his pick for vice president. trump will make that announcement tomorrow morning. he delayed it because of the truck attack in france. stay with nbc10 for continuing coverage of this breaking news. right now at 11:00, terror in france. we continue to follow breaking developments in yesterday's deadly truck attack. a driver died in a shoot-out with police after mowing down dozens of people with a truck during a bastille day celebration on the french riviera. this is exclusive video of the moment that police fired on that

driver. good morning. i'm pamela osborne. it's the third major terrorist attack in france since january of last year. france's president said extend the nation's state of emergency which has been in place since last november's attacks in paris. the attack happened in the resort town of nice. the truck plowed through crowds lining the promenade to celebrate bastille day. france's version of the fourth of july. the truck traveled about a mile before stopping. here's what we know at this hour. at least 84 people are dead following the truck attack. france's president says some 50 people are between life and death right now. a father and son in texas are among those killed. officials believe the suspect is of tune nishion descent. nbc news correspondent bill neely has the latest from nice. >> reporter: a 20-ton truck, a driver on a killing spree.

there were celebrations on this sea front. terror as he drives towards dozens of people witnesses say he zig-zagged through through the boardwalk for about a mile. thousands scattering running for their lives. >> people holding babies, screaming, shouting. mothers running for cover. it was horrendous. >> reporter: eyewitnesss recall bodies every ten feet. as many as 200 were hit by the truck. dozens died, among them two americans, a father and son from texas. shaun copeland and his 11-year-old boy brodie. the truck was finally stopped by police bullets. windshield riddled, the driver killed. officials say the driver fired shots from a pistol. he's been confirmed as a 31-year-old man everyone nice, a petty criminal known to police but not to french intelligence.

for france's people and its prime minister a troubling future. we have moved into a new era. he said france also have to live with terrorism. president obama sent a message, we stand in solidarity with france. our oldest ally. france is reeling from yet another massacre. the streets early today almost deserted. there's no claim yet from any terror group. france mourning amid more horror. it is a terrifying new twist here using a large truck as a weapon of war. french security forces have been on high alert for the bastille day holiday. but they were stretched and nobody saw this coming. back to you. >> the nice attack was the main topic of discussion at this morning's united nations meeting. security. the council formally condemned the attacks and released a statement expressing condolences

to the victims. stay with nbc10 for updates on the tearner france. nbc10.com and the nbc10 app will have realtime developments as they unfold overseas. >> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> it's another day of dangerous heat and humidity throughout our region. here's a live look at boat house row in philadelphia. it's best to stay indoors in air conditioning if you can sometime today. nbc10 first alert meteorologist bill henley is tracking the latest round of intense heat and humidity. we also want to let viewers know, we're awaiting a special report about the trump campaign. >> we'll break in if necessary for now. the temperatures are already warmer than yesterday. we are on our way into the 90s. it's gog feel like 100 degrees at times this afternoon. that's why we're still under a first alert for the heat hazard that started yesterday afternoon. the suburbs, philadelphia, the

neighborhoods in new jersey and northern delaware at greatest risk. the first alert will expire at 8:00 this evening when the temperatures and humidity will be coming down a bit. high heat and humidity during the day feeling like it's 100. we're well on our way. 87 in philadelphia. 94 is what i'm looking for this afternoon. 90s for delaware. >> special report. just moments ago, dawn timmeney made his vp pick official with this tweet saying "i am pleased to announce that i have chosen governor mike pence as my vice presidential running mate. news conference tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. we had expected him to make this snauns. at this moment. but because of the events unfolding in france, he decided to delay it. as i turn to pierre alexander, in the end not a surprise, mike pence has been sitting in a hotel room in new york since last night. what do you make of the choice? >> it would have been outrageous for him to come new york.

they put him up in a hotel and have him cool his heels and beak say no to him this is the choice trump has been focused on. what's important about pens is he brings, political, legislative experience, has a dozen years in washington. he though not that popular as the governor. indiana right now, approval rating only about 43% is a favorite among social conservatives. what's going to be striking to a lot of people right now are some of the disagreements between these two on issues like free trade. perhaps notably on the muslim ban nap mike pence referred to as offensive and unconstitutional. this is a man who when indiana had its primary endorsed ted cruz though he still had fondness force dawn timmeney. it refocuses the attention on the principals, the candidate, dawn timmeney himself. >> chuck todd is joining us from washington now. there are few really big moments

in the presidential campaign. the choice of vice president is one of them people say it's the first presidential level decision. with that predicate, what do you think of mike pence? does this shore up trump's conservative bona fides? it sends the message that the professional political operatives in trump world wanted to send to the republican party which is that dawn timmeney will play pragmatic politics when necessary. this is a very pragmatic political pick for a nominee that is struggling to have his party united. mike pence is somebody that can campaign with any republican in the country in any district. dawn timmeney is not going to be invited to campaign with every senator up for re-election that's a republican. mike pence is somebody that can. it's a way of showing some leadership. i have to say i am surprised in this respect because the most successful vp picks are those that seem to help animate or reinforce a larger message, a

larger meaning to your campaign. what's amazing about this pick, savannah, is that mike pence represents everything dawn timmeney ran against. right? both as conservative orthodoxy leadership, people that have been there and haven't solved these problems. and yet he went this direction. i'll be curious to see how comfortable he is with pens as his running mate in two months. >> get out your imaginary electoral map that is always swirling in your head. pens hails from indiana. he's not terribly popular right now as the sitting governor of indiana. on the other hand, for the trump campaign, the strategy runs right through the heartland. could he potentially be strong and help shore up those votes in that kind of industrial midwest? >> look, he could have been. the best industrial midwestern governor trump could have picked would have been john kasich. he wasn't available. when you looked at the republican governors that were available in the midwest and the

rust best, pens was about the only one that wasn't either political an enemy of trump, see the governor of iowa or the governor of ohio, or was somebody that wasn't in deep political trouble like the governor of michigan. so i get what xoens help with which is the rust best vote strategy, iowa, ohio, you name it. but the question is going to be is if there are enough votes to swing those states. are there enough working class voters to flip it. >> let me turn to peter. what an extraordinary process this has been. you've been around a few political campaigns. this was a vice presidential search conducted in the wide open dare i say it almost like an aepisode of the apprentice. >> we're so would by sources of dawn timmeney he was at his beverly homes yesterday surprised by all this new as it was taking place. he didn't want the leaks to come out the way they did. >> they did.

now it is official, mike pence, the governor of indiana, long time congressman will be on the ticket. full wrap on nightly. some of you will return to "today." >> breaking news now. skyforce10 is over a partial building collapse in south philadelphia. crews are on the scene along man then street. we're told no one was hurt. stay with the nbc10 for updates on this breaking news. now to breaking news from west philadelphia. we've learned that 12 children were taken to the hospital after a van crashed into an apartment building at 52nd and hazel avenue. police say it was mostly as a precaution to make sure everyone was okay. the van belongs to a daycare center. police tell us its brakes failed. the driver was also taken to the hospital. no word on that person's condition at this hour. a 15-year-old boy is in

stable condition after he was shot in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. the teenager was visiting family near the intersection of which is ter and furley streets when someone opened fire last night. the boy was hit in the arm and hands. he ran to a nearby restaurant and a delivery person drove him to the hospital from there the. police found 21 but the casings at the scene. right now, they don't have any suspects or motive for the shooting. and police say a motor psych al driver hit a woman pedestrian and another vehicle in the oxford circle section of philadelphia. an nbc10 camera was on the dean at dev row and outer lanes of roosevelt boulevard. officers say they saw is the motorcycle speeding at about 90 miles an hour before the crash. both the ploert cycle driver and the pedestrian victim are in critical but stable condition at a nearby hospital. a water main break is causing some problems for people in manayunk.

this is what it looks like around grape and levering streets. crewses had already turned off the water. there was mud and debris that blocked the road there. the water department tells us at least 30 properties don't have water right now. crews are working to prepare it the 8-inch plain and hope water is restored by this afternoon. waiting for the final answer. >> dawn timmeney delays his vice president announcement because of the truck attack in france. now we're learning more about when -- we're learning more who he's going to choose, and that is indiana governor mike pence. >> plenty of sunshine and a warm muggy start to today. hot mooumd humid weather continues. the ten-day outlook when we come back.

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philadelphia's african-american museum is on high alert as people investigate a -- police rather investigate the threat of violence during the upcoming democratic national convention. philadelphia homeland security investigators have checked the threat which came in an anonymous letter yesterday morning. law enforcement sources say the letter said a group possibly white supremacists would carry out some sort of attack. this comes just after our nation's top security leader said we need to to ramp up security for the dnc here and the rnc in cleveland. threat has visitors concerned.

>> it's sad and scared. >> very disheartening that this is where we are. >> my biggest concern after all the events that just happened. >> reporter: is the museum will open today as usual. the president and ceo said they will share more information about the threat after the investigation is complete. new video shows us how a group of three men pulled off a jewelry heist inside it the philadelphia mills mall in northeast philadelphia. it happened inside the jc penny store. one suspect distracted an employee while another went behind a display case, broke a lock and snatched several gold chains. a third man acted as a lookout. if you see the men or recognize them, give police a call. and this morning, we have new details from our south jersey bureau about a car crash in camden county. police in stratford now say one person has died in this crash. several other people were hurt and taken to hospitals.

six cars collided and one overturned on a white horse pike near laurel road just after 9:00 last night. police temporarily closed the pike in both directions while they cleared the accident scene. there are new details about the investigation involving philadelphia eagles wide receiver nelson aguilar. reports say he will not be charged with sexual assault following an accusation last month. aguilar was accused of sexual assault after an alleged incident with a dancer at cheerleaders, a popular gentleman's club in outphilly. he was with two teammates. he was the eagles first-round pick last year. several media outlets are reporting that the philadelphia district attorney seth williams will announce a decision today. a 5-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital after a truck crashed through a fence and stopped at the edge of a backyard pool. you see it there.

the boy was a passenger in that truck. he was airlifted to lehigh valley hospital but is expected to be okay. no one else was hurt. police are trying to figure out what caused that driver to lose control. president obama talked about the issues of race and policing during a nationally televised town hall meeting. the president call for local police departments and communities across the country to work together. it the teenaged son of alton sterling, the baton rouge man shot and killed by police, was in the audience. >> i want to -- a generation of young people to grow up thinking, i don't want them to think they have to mistrust the police or alternatively that the police who are doing a good job and out there taking care of their communities that their constantly at risk not just from criminals but also because the community mistrusts them.

>> the president said more needs to be done to help communities deal with those addicted to drugs and people suffering from mental illness. >> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> heading out the door, another hot one brewing. temperatures are already warm and it is muggy. and they're still climbing both humidity and the heat will be high. humidity maybe not as high as yesterday but it's still pretty steamy outside. some of that steaminess will be around this evening. a warm summer evening but our first alert for heat comes to an end at 8:00. right now 86 in south jersey. philadelphia is 87 degrees along with delaware and the suburbs have made it into the low 80s, as well. one of the cooler spots this morning, lehigh valley into the low 70s. now 84 degrees and climbing. clouds we'll see a few during the afternoon. there's a slight chance of a pop-up shower. but it is really not going to hold back temperatures for long. 89 at society hill. 87 in bustleton right now.

a bit of a westerly flow, a changing from yesterday when we had a southwesterly wind and they tend to bring the temperatures up a bit more and give us more humidity. in spite of the westerly winds, the temperature are already very warm. it looks like the humidity won't be quite as high as yesterday. clouds moving through the area. you can see clouds at the shore. no sign of showers with those clouds. the first showers of the day were in central and south central pennsylvania. we saw a few of those in the allentown area. just a slight chance of seeing any more showers during the afternoon. mainly it looks like it's going to be dry. hour by lawyer forecast keeps it dry as we go into the afternoon and evening hours. by this evening, the temperatures finally start coming down but it is going to stay hot even though it's not going to be excessive heat we saw yesterday and will feel again today. 94 today will feel like it's near 100 degrees this afternoon. tomorrow, still in the 90s for

saturday and sunday. sunday a chance of some showers coming through the area. a better chance that we will see the showers on tuesday after a warm day on monday. tuesday, those showers and thunderstorms just enough to cool our temperatures down a bit. looking for a high of 88 degrees on tuesday and though it will be dry on wednesday, just below the 90 degree mark temporarily. then we're back into the 90s starting on thursday. and a warming trend starts thursday, continues friday, saturday and by sunday, up to 95 degrees. there's a lot of heat on the way. and you'll feel a lot of that during the day today. pamela? >> all right, bill, thank you. because of today's dangerous heat, you need to be careful and limit your time you spend outside. the philadelphia corporation for aginging is activating its heat line today and tomorrow. the number is there on your screen. be sure you have the free nbc10 app for some good advice on how to stay cool during this dangerous heat. up next, he helped the

wildcats win it all and the future is looking bright for ryan. find out the next move for the villanova star and later, rolling along. the announcement this morning from rolling stone front man, mig gag ger, proof that time is on his side.

fans. dario sar risch, a young player the team drafted more than two years ago has finally signed with the organization. sar rich landed in philadelphia thursday afternoon. he was the 12th overall pick in the 2014 draft but the pro a chose to spend the last two years playing for a pro team in turkey. head coach brett brown says the city of philly will-in-law if love with him. comcast sports net's john clark caught up with the 6'10" forward to ask him why he decided to come to philly now. >> you had to pay money to get out of your contract and you could have made more money in the short term by staying over there. why are you coming there. >> because i say after two years after my league career, i would come here and i want to do what is important for me. >> and former villanova guard ryan arcidiacono s has signed a two-year guaranteed contract

with the san antonio spurs. >> ray: ryan was born in philly and he attended school right here in town. and we continue 0 follow breaking developments in the aftermath of the deadly truck attack in france. new details about the driver shot -- the police shot and killed as well as twos american victims killed in yesterday's terror attacks. and imagine looking under your car and seeing this. the slithering surprise that stunned a pennsylvania woman. see how this reptile was rescued.

nbc10 breaking news. >> [ gunshots ] >> a hail of bullets puts an end to the one man path of destruction. this morning, dozens are dead after this truck plowed into the

crowd celebrating bastille day in nice, france. right now, investigators are trying to uncover new details about this attack and how it was carried out. we have learned more about the suspect. his name is mohamed bouhlel. police believe he lived in the town of nice where this attack happened last night. he drove his truck onto the promenade full of people celebrating bastille day. the truck traveled about a mile before stopping. here's what we know at this hour. at least 84 people are dead following the truck attack. france's president says some 50 people are between life and death. a father and son from texas are among those killed. officials believe the suspect is of tun nishion decent. officials say he was a petty criminal phone to police but not to french intelligence. no terror group has claimed responsibility for the attack but in the meantime, france

assumptions reeling from yet another massacre. >> seen people holding babies, screaming, shouting. mothers running for cover. it was horrendous. >> officials in france just announced 202 people were injured in this attack. 25 are on life support right now. and another 52 in in critical condition. flags were at half-staff as public buildings in paris out of respect for the victims. last night's attack came just eight months after an isis gunman and suicide bomber struck paris. the french president spoke after a visit to a hospital in nice. he said the truck attack was done to "satisfy the cruelty of an individual and maybe a group." he also said that france was facing "a struggle" which will be long. secretary of state john kerry expressed absolute abwho

arerence for the attack. he spoke in moscow during a meeting with his russian counterpart. before the meeting, the u.s. and russian delegations held a moment of silence in memory of the victims. >> i think people all over the world are looking to us and waiting for us to find a faster and more tangible way of them feeling that everything that is possible is being done to end this terror scourge. >> president obama also released a statement saying, "we stand in solidarity with france, our oldest ally." and witnesses are describing what they saw as the truck plowed through the bastille day crowds. a couple from scotland were among those who ran away from the scene as the truck drove more than a mile along the riviera. the city's fame waterfront

promenade. mowing down people. >> we heard what i thought was firecrack firecrackers, and there was a surge of screaming people headings in the opposite direction. so we just followed on with them. it was only much, much later we heard what actually had happened behind us. another eyewitness from britain who was injured in the attack said he jumped over a wall to escape the on coming truck. he said he and his fee and sail were lucky to have survived. stay with nbc10 all throughout the day for breaking developments on the nice attack and be sure to monitor the nbc10 app because we will send you push alerts as soon as we get more new information in. now your nbc10 first alert weather. and we're still dealing with dangerous heat and humidity. it's going to be a hot night for baseball, too. here's a look at citizens bank park where the phillies will take on the new york mets at

7:05. tuck watch that game right here on nbc10. nbc10 first alert meteorologist bill henley is tracking the latest round of intense heat and humidity. bill? >> the temperatures are moving up quickly. 87 degrees in philadelphia. 80s for the lehigh valley, the suburbs and delaware. even at the shore. we're expected to be cooler, not with a westerly wind. that's what we've got blowing today. 88 degrees in ocean city. upper township at 89. also 89 in summers point. look at atlantic city, hole gate and little, egg harbor all at 87. it's going to be a hot one today. and with the high humidity, a first alert is in effect for hazardous heat this afternoon. we're talking philadelphia, the suburbs, new jersey and delaware. until 8:00 this evening. that's when the temperatures will start coming down. the beginning of the phillies game will be hot and very humid. tuck combine the two and it will feel like 100 this afternoon. climbing temperatures, 94

degrees in philadelphia. and not far behind the suburbs and new jersey. look at the lehigh valley. there have been scattered clouds. we saw an isolated shower earlier today. most of the day dry and enough sunshine in the lehigh valley for 91 degrees. look at the weekend forecast. there are some showers in store for parts of our area. that's when i come back in just a few minutes. pam? all right. nbc10's south jersey reportert cindy longing is live in washington township. people aren't shying away from being outside. >> reporter: that's because they have a cool and safe spot to enjoy a very warm summer morning at the whitman square swim club. the lessons some of the kids are getting their lessons here today. they have three pools. we're going to pan over to our left. the swim team are undefeated. they just wrapped up their warmup here a few minutes ago.

pam, the water temperature is 84 degrees. and in the pool, burning calories or getting your day's workout in before noon, in the pool is your best bet. today is aqua zumba day. it was packed. the calorie burn definitely a few degrees cooler for prans compared to instructors beside the pool. they wear lightweight clothes and keep their thermoses close by. some of the kids also got a good warmup for the cameras, as well. the club's management tells me it is a requirement for all members, guests and swim team athletes to come prepared with water bottles as well as sun bloc and hats to protect themselves on days like today. >> we make sure that we have a ice machine here and our snack bar offers water to make sure everybody is staying hydrated and safe. we make sure we keep the water nice and chlorinated so the temperature doesn't get too high. if it does, we tell everybody watch out, pools are still kind of hot today.

>> reporter: the pool does feel good. the kids assured me of that. the pool brings extra lifeguards on duty on days like today so the guards get a chance out of the sun. john, pan over here. this is the most coveted spot in the afternoon. all of these shade trees here and these picnic tables. it's about 10 or 15 degrees cooler in the afternoon. so that will be the hot spot right here this afternoon. we're live in washington township. cindy long, "nbc10 news." >> great if you can find shade or a pool today. make sure you're armed with the nbc10 app. you can get weather alerts straight to your phones. we also have tips so that you can stay cool in this dangerous heat. police in orlando are investigating a break-in at pulse nightclub, the scene of the worst mass shootinging in u.s. history. the break-in happened between wednesday night and thursday morning. just hours after law enforcement officials relinquished control of the gay nightclub back to its

owners. police had been treating the club as a crime scene since the shooting. now the owners and the community are asking why somebody would force their way into the building. >> unbelievable what people will do. that's just the bottom line. i don't know ow to respond to it. >> that's not right. what would you want to gain from that? >> police believe someone wanted to take pictures inside the nightclub. 49 people died and dozens were hurt when omar mateen opened fire there last month. new this morning, pennsylvania senator pat toomey is proposing a bill that would would allow local police departments to receive surplus military equipment like armored vehicles and riot gear. president obama banned the sale of military-style gear to local departments last year following the controversial response by police to civil unrest in ferguson, missouri. critics said armored vehicles and assault rifles

height-tensions. senator toomey says obama's order to do this puts police at risk. he says the gear is essential force officers dealing with riots and possible terror attacks. the nbc10 investigators looked into how military style equipment is being used in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware in the fall of 2014. you can see their full report on nbc10.com and the nbc10 app. alton sterling, the man shot and killed by a police officer in baton rouge last week, will be laid to rest today. family and friends are gathering for sterling's funeral at southern university in baton rouge. cell phone video of the shooting sparked outrage and protests across the country. the reverend al sharpton is among those slated to speak at services for sterling which are slated to begin in less than an hour and a half from now. baltimore police fatally shot an oorped man they say was firing at officers last night.

police heard shots coming from a building and arrived to find a man shooting an ar-15 style rifle. when he turned the gun on officers, police fired back, killing him. the investigators don't know his motive just yet. the republican national convention rules committee rejected an effort yesterday by supporters of never trump movement. they wanted to allow delegates to vote for the candidate of their choice. the committee blocked the proposal by a voice vote. the republican national convention is just the latest big event in what has been a big year for the host city of cleveland. the town has already seen an nba championship in 2016 and cleveland is hoping to make the most of its moment in the spotlight but as nbc's national correspondent brian mooar shows us, with tens of thousands of

protesters straenling into the city, security will be tight. >> reporter: in cleveland, there's excite. in the air days before the republican national convention. the city's rolling out the red carpet as political delegates and dignitaries from around the country start rolling in. >> welcome to cleveland. >> reporter: every hotel in town is booked solid and many prime restaurants have been commandeered by media organizations raising to get ready for nonstop coverage of donald trump's nomination. large numbers of locals are volunteering to help visitors feel at home. >> i've always been taught to give yourself away. >> reporter: that hospitality a far cry from the reception tens of thousands of protesters are hoping to give the gop and their nominee. a fence stop security zone rings the convention site. police will be using robots, horses and dogs to respond to any possible threats. >> the number of officers coming from across the country, it is america's convention. >> reporter: it's also

cleveland's convention. >> i'm ready for it to get here and to prove to the world that cleveland takes a back seat to nobody. >> reporter: a week cleveland hopes will be memorable for all the right reasons. brian mooar, nbc news. nbc10 will have full coverage from the republican national convention. look for live reports from cleveland all week long and don't miss our special nbc10 live from the rnc starting monday at 7:00 p.m. up next, new concerns about the zika virus. the discovery scientists made thought could cause alarm for people at risk of contracting the virus. >> normal afternoon high temperatures in the upper 80s. 87 degrees in time of year. that's where we are right now in philadelphia. the numbers are still climbing. a first alert in effect for heat hazard this afternoon. there are some changes ahead for the weekend. i've got your weekend forecast when we come back.

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this is "nbc10 news." happening this weekend, more service changes for riders of septa. this time it, affects people who take the trolley. the center the city trolley tunnel will be closed for overhead maintenance work beginning at 10:00 p.m. tonight. it will remain closed till 5:00 a.m. monday morning. passengers should use the market line between the 13th street and 40th street stations to get to and from center city.

it's a busy highway that cuts through center city, but officials are considering changes to the vine street expressway. this afternoon, federal transportation officials and local city officials will unveil new design concepts that would help reconnect the community communities bordering the expressway between 6th and 15th street. and today, philadelphia officials cut the ribbon on a new pop-up park at eakin's only. crews have been getting the only ready and artists have been working on an original mural for it. the oval will feature an outdoor beer garden, lawn games and movie nights, and it will be open through august 21st. new this morning, pennsylvania is raising tuition at its 14 state-run universities. the state's higher education board approved a 2% hike yesterday. that means tuition for full-time pennsylvania residents will cost more than $7200 a year.

officials say it's the smallest percentage tuition increase in a decade. to new developments now today involving the spread of the zika virus in the united states. for the first time, a woman has transmitted the virus to a man through sex. it happened in new york city. health officials have known for some time that men can spread it through sex. the cdc is now updating its recommendations. it says women should use protection if their sex partner has traveled to a zika infected area or has the infection rather whether their partner is a man or a woman. and researchers have found a connection between red meat and the risk of kidney failure. a new study found people who ate the most beef and pork had a 40% higher chance of developing end stage kidney disease compared to those who ate the least. sub stit to youing one serving

of red meat a day with another protein source significantly lowered that risk. a new study says linking soda to other energy sugary beverages rather to increase the risk of gall bladder cancer. swedish researchers found that people who drank at least two sodas or juice drinks a day were more than twice as likely to be diagnosed than those who avoided these drinks. an important note, the study was observational and does not prove that sodas cause cancer. they made a movie about snakes on a plane. and now there's video of a snake in a car. several men worked to remove a snake after a woman in kingston discovered the reptile under her car. it was all caught on camera. the men pulled out an eight-foot long boa constrictor. >> i'm a nervous wreck now. i'm going to be checkingened my car and around my car every

single day now. >> apparently somebody's pet got out. got loose and it's been out for awhile by the looks of it. very well fed. but just got in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the snake expert you just saw took thia constrictor away to be checked out. the snake is expected to be okay. we're not sure about the nerves of the woman who found him though. well, papa was a rolling stone literally. sir mick jagger is expecting his eighth child. the 29-year-old girlfriend of the rolling stone's lead sing ser pregnant. the 72-year-old jagr is dating 29-year-old american ballerina melanie ham rick. he already has seven children whose ages range from 17 to 45. and he became a great grandfather last year. consumer who's grew up in the '80s and '90s will get the chance to relive their childhoods now that nintendo is releasing a throwback gaming system. the nes classic editioning is a

compact version of the nintendo that comes with 30 games already built into the system. nes classic will be on store shelves november 11th with a price tag of about $60. for a complete list of the gains, head to nbc10.com or check it out on the nbc10 app. now, your nbc10 first alert weather. >> live u.s. citizens bank park. a few scattered clouds. watch for a shower this afternoon. most of the area is going to stay dry and warm and humid. in fact, we're heading into an extended heat wave. 90s yesterday. 90s again today. as the a trend that's going to continue through the weekend. 92 degrees, the third day in a row for an official heat wave. but sunday and monday, it continues. in fact, it gets a little bit hotter on monday. there is a chance we'll see a few more clouds in the sky over the weekend. some spots will get a shower

possibly even a thunderstorm. most of the time, though, it will be dry and warping into the 90s for saturday for philadelphia at the suburbs, as well. saturday we'll see -- stay dry. sunday a chance of some showers and thunderstorms. for south jersey, a possibility of showers on sunday with a high of 90. we may see some showers at the shore and. delaware to start the day on saturday. just a chance of a shower on sunday at the shore. then monday, here comes the heat. we are dry. but it is hot and humid. the one exception will be the shore with temperatures in the upper 80s on monday. it's already warmer than yesterday at this time. 87 in philadelphia, wilmington is 85. up to 87 degrees in dover. these numbers running six degrees warmer in philadelphia. up by 3 in wilmington. 4 degrees warmer in allentown and trenton. a hot day in a hurry with the numbers just about to reach the 90 degree mark early this afternoon. first round of clouds already moved through the area.

enough sunshine now to achieve those 90s today. we are watching more clouds in the west. there's a slight chance of a shower during the day today. a better chance those showers hold off till the weekend. this evening, it will be nice and drive. overnight tonight, the clouds start moving in to delaware and south jersey. during the morning, we could see scattered showers at the shore. saturday morning at 11:00. then they'll be clearing out as the day goes off. enough sunshine to warm well into the 80s on saturday. inland though, 90s today, tomorrow, and sunday. we'll have a chance of some scattered showers but most of the day sunday, it will be dry. by monday afternoon, getting hotter. 93 degrees the high temperature. then showers and storms due in on tuesday. a little bit of a respite from the high heat for tuesday and wednesday. then a warming trend and we're back in the 90s for thursday. and climbing friday, saturday, and sunday.

so the weekends, today or tomorrow and sunday are going to be hot and saturday and sunday of next week, maybe even a little bit hotter. we'll be right back. ♪ i had an injury to my neck. it wasn't as serious injury it was a herniated disc.

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local non-profits. we call it 21st century solutions. the goal is to support organizations that are supplementing new an innovative programs. the application is on our website, nbc10.com. the deadline to apply, by the way, is august 26th. nbc10 first alert meet rolls bill henley joining us. it's hot out already. >> we were drenched in humid at this time yesterday. it's so steamy again today. the temperatures are already warmer than yesterday. 86 now in the lehigh valley. delaware just warped up to 8 degrees. it's 87 degrees in philadelphia. and if you're looking for relief, really not going to find it ot the shore all that much. holding in the upper 80s and will likely climb only into the low 90s in jersey. we're heading into the 90s this afternoon. inland areas will see the 90s and this weekend too will be hot and humid. do your best to stay cool. find a shady spot or find a spot indoors that's air conditioned

and enjoy the afternoon if you can. >> absolutely. thank you so much for watching "nbc10 news at 11." i'm pamela osborne. for bill henley and all of us here at nbc10, have a great day.

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