breaking news right now. johnny dougherty investigated. we're live as the fbi are investigating several locations connected to the boss of the electrician's union. all eyes on rio with the opening ceremony for the 2016 olympics just hours away. and don't take the plunge. the event philadelphia officials don't want you to be a part of. we begin with this breaking news. the fbi confirms it has investigators at several locations connected to union leader john dougherty. the fbi tells us it's part of an ongoing investigation. nbc 10 cameras got this video of dougherty outside of his south philadelphia home just a short time ago.

at least three locations connected to dougherty were raided this morning. dougherty's home and pub in south philadelphia and union headquarters of the international brotherhood of electrical workers in spring garden. sky force 10 is live over philadelphia city hall, where fbi is also raiding the offices of city council -- -- northeast philadelphia district office. we have a lot to cover and we have a lot of reporters working on this. nbc 10 live team coverage of these raids. we begin with nbc 10's rosemary connors. she is live outside dougherty's home in south philadelphia. rosemary, what are you seeing there? >> reporter: tracy, all morning long, investigators have been inside two homes here on the 1900 block east moinminhsa evidence. the brown brick home belongs to john dougherty. and the home next door, that belongs to a family member of john dougherty. investigators also inside there.

oftentimes in these kind of fbi raids, you will see investigators bringing bags of evidence outside. that has yet to happen in this case. in fact, very little movement in and out of the homes, at least so far as we've seen this morning. state troopers have been positioned outside. right here on the side block, throughout the morning. in the meantime, johnny dougherty is positioned a little bit further up the block. he's with his lawyer and with his friends and family. john dougherty, of course, better known as johnny doc, the well-known business leader of the electrical union in philadelphia. all he would tell me off-camera is that nothing has changed inside the home since the last time it was raided by the fbi about ten years ago. now, that raid was reportedly related to a tax fraud investigation involving a local electrical contractor. no word yet from the fbi on the specifics of this case, but we do know that dougherty has been under investigation for getting into a fistfight earlier this year with a non-union contractor, working on a job site in south philadelphia.

now, ultimately, that case was referred to the state attorney general's office. it was referred from the district attorney's office, because of potential conflicts. it's unclear exactly what the status of that case is right now. we haven't had any new developments from the ag's office. unclear if other authorities are now investigating, and if that may be related to this raid. we're going to continue to stay out here throughout the morning. we will have an update at 11:30. reporting live in south philly, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> a lot of questions still left to answer. thanks, rosemary. also connected to the dougherty raid is a raid right now at philadelphia city hall. sky force 10 is live over city hall. the fbi is inside the offices of city councilman bobby keenan. we're told the fbi has been at heenan's fourth floor office since 6:00 this morning. according to security officials, councilman heenan has been to the office today. the fbi tells nbc 10 news that it also has investigators at heenan's northeast philadelphia district office. our live team coverage continues now.

nbc 10's matt delucia is live at ibew headquarters in spring garden. what's happening there, matt? >> reporter: and similar to what rosemary was describing over at john dougherty's home, not much in the form of movement here at this office. i'm going to step out of the way. you can see that there is some crime scene tape and a couple of state troopers that are stationed here by the entrances. really not letting anybody inside or out. one union member tried to get in earlier, but was turned away. i also noticed some plain clothed fbi agents go in and out. and just within the past five minutes, we noticed a black suv pull into the parking lot. that could be fbi, again, not confirmed at this point. no one here is talking about the specifics of this investigation. sky force 10 was over the same spot where we are right now. from above you can see the entire area is cordoned off. no workers or union members going in or out. also, we haven't seen items come out, like computers or files. some who have driven by or

walked by have asked what was going on. but all of this is happening as another location connected to john dougherty is being raided, doc's union pub on the 1800 block of south second street. again, the fbi confirms they are investigating this spat wob but not much activity or movement beyond that. as we take another live look here in the spring garden neighborhood, outside the local 98 offices, just some police and crime tape. and some philly police officers, looks like they're here on bicycles to assist. but mostly just the state police station at the doorways here. my colleague, george spencer, he's on the other side here, also working to get more information. but for now, no access for anyone at the offices and also the union hall, it's just on the other side of this building. no one's being allowed in there either. for now we're live in spring garden, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt, thanks for that. now let's give you a little bit of background. rose maimary mentioned this. in 2006, the fbi searched his

home as part of an investigation into an electrical contractor. an unsealed affidavit reveals that the fbi believe he received more than $300,000 worth of free renovations to his home. and a that he filed false income tax returns. dougherty was never charged in that case. and earlier this year, the fbi and the pennsylvania attorney general's office began investigating a street fight between johnny doc and a non-union contractor. surveillance video from january appears to show dougherty and joshua kesey walking on north third street. kesey's lawyer says his client was beat up because he's not in the union and was working at a construction site. dougherty claims he acted in self-defense. stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app as we work to uncover more details about the raids underway this morning and the investigation into john dougherty. well, the day is finally here. we have reached the final hours in our countdown to the start of the 2016 summer olympics in rio. all eyes will be on brazil

tonight. we're now just hours away from the opening ceremony of the rio olympics. last-minute preparations are underway right now. we have a live picture from rio, at the olympic park there. this is a view from the park across a lagoon. take a look at that. park is home to nine different olympic venues. the olympic torch is making its final run through rio before arriving at the closing ceremony tonight. a former brazilian volleyball player carried the flame to the feet of the famous christ the redeemer statue high above the city. tonight's event, the opening ceremony, will take place at a stadium that just a couple of years ago hosted another international sporting event, the world cup. nbc's peter alexander has a look at the preparations. >> reporter: the city of samba welcoming the world. at the athlete's village, the national anthem played, the u.s. flag raised, a sight the americans hope to see a lot more of at these games. >> now that you're here representing your country, it's

not just about yourself, your friends and family, but it's about the whole country. >> this profound sense of patriotism i've never felt before. >> reporter: tonight, the highly anticipated opening ceremony, expected to be watched by more than a billion people around the globe. among its themes, tolerance. the ceremony's creative directors saying this year is less about opulence and more about passion. >> we've had social problems, but even when you go to very pupoo areas, you see that people know how to smile and are happy. and i guess the spirit is in the ceremony. >> i think there's something there's something very special about brazil, which is a location for happiness. >> reporter: that happiness now extends to 271 russian athletes. officially cleared to compete. but in the wake of a doping scandal, more than a hundred others from the country's original roster sent packing. >> the message is clear, there is no place to hide for cheats. >> hitting the courts, nothing but net.

the u.s. men's basketball team eyeing another gold, heading up by four-time olympian, carmelo anthony. >> for us, as players that represent the united states, this is the best way that we can go out there and send a message, by winning a gold medal and showing the world that we're united through all the turmoil that's going on back in our country. >> reporter: here in brazil, a country obsessed with soccer, the brazilian men's opening performance not sitting well with the hometown crowd. >> some jeers from these stands. >> reporter: a scoreless draw against south africa, for a team facing intense pressure to rebound after a disappointing silver medal finish in 2012. >> that was peter alexander reporting. you can watch team usa at the opening ceremony right here on nbc 10. our coverage starts at 7:30 tonight. and nbc 10's jacqueline london is your guide to the rio games and all of our local athletes. be sure to watch her reports later today on nbc 10 news. the upper floors of

philadelphia's criminal justice center are closed today after a runaway elevator injured two employees yesterday. this was the breaking news we brought you yesterday on nbc 10 news at 11:00 a.m. one victim, sheriff's deputy, sergeant paul owens, is in critical but stable condition. here's the other victim. this is beverly smith, a clerk at the cjc. medics took her to the hospital after she was hit by flying debris. she was treated and released. smith and others said they heard what sounded like an explosion on the roof of their elevator car yesterday morning. officials say sergeant owens was found trapped after his elevator shot through a ceiling near the 13th floor. he underwent successful surgery. authorities continue to investigate that accident. a man shot in the west oak lane section of philadelphia is in critical condition. nbc 10 was on this scene along forest avenue. police tell us that's where the victim was shot three times at point-blank range after getting out of his car around 10:00 last night. a witness told police that the gunman got into a white van with a woman and a child and then

took off. another man is in critical condition after someone shot him three times in southwest philadelphia. authorities tell us the man was walking out of a store on south 69th street when he was shot. police have made no arrests and they're still trying to determine a motive for that shooting. and new video could help police catch the man suspected of breaking into a south philadelphia hotel room. the men are accused of going into a room at the penn roads hotel, while a man in his early 20s was asleep inside. police say the men took a laptop, a wallet, and beats headphones. if you recognize the suspect, call police. up next, the push to dump trump intensifies. the local republican lawmaker who now says he is not backing the gop presidential nominee, as new poll numbers show support is dropping for donald trump. temperatures are rising and we've got lots of sunshine. just a few fair weather clouds, but there are some storms in our future. i'll look at the weekend forecast, just ahead.

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a recap now of breaking news that we're following for you. the fbi confirms they sent personnel to several locations connected to union leader, johnny dougherty, in connection with an ongoing investigation. nbc 10 cameras captured dougherty outside of his home this morning. state police are assisting the feds at dougherty's home and pub in south philadelphia, also at ibew union headquarters in spring garden. agents also raided two offices

belonging to city councilman bobby henon, in connection to the same case. as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you on-air and on our nbc 10 app. now to decision 2016. a new nationwide poll shows hillary clinton with a nine-point lead over donald trump. the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows clinton at 47% and trump at 38%, which is almost double the five-point edge clinton had before the conventions. in about 45 minutes, democratic nominee clinton will speak to a joint convention of the national association of black journalists and the national association of hispanic journalists in washington. nbc news national correspondent tracie potts is tracking the latest campaign developments from washington. >> do you want a president who stands for "you're fired" or one who stands for "you're hired"?! >> reporter: as hillary clinton hammers away at how donald trump does business -- >> he has cheated contractors.

i take that personally. >> reporter: several new polls put her in the lead. up nine points in our recent nbc/"wall street journal." plus leads in michigan and florida. trump's down double digits in new hampshire and pennsylvania. tonight, he's in wisconsin. >> trump is in trouble in wisconsin. i don't think he helped himself in his own party, where his support has been soft, by picking a fight with the most popular republican politician and right now there's a lack of enthusiasm for him. >> reporter: trump's not backing house speaker paul ryan, but his running mate is. >> i say, mike, you like him? yes. go ahead and do it. 100%. >> reporter: now another republican lawmaker, this one from battleground pennsylvania, has announced he won't vote for trump. >> it just seems that he's, at times, hellbent on losing a very winnable election. >> reporter: more trouble for trump. today he's back where it all started. iowa. trump's complaint the system is rigged, president obama asked about that, said it's ridiculous. tracie potts, nbc news, washington.

>> recently battleground poll, would you acknowledge you're climbing out of a big hole, and does trump -- >> trump's running mate, governor mike pence appeared on the "today" show this morning along with his wife. pence says he's not worried about current polls and he insisted the republican party is united. >> donald trump and i are standing shoulder to shoulder to say to the american people that we can be strong again. >> governor pence also addressed the controversy over the family of the fallen soldier, who have clashed with trump. pence said the khan family should be cherished. now, most young americans feel the two major political parties do not represent them. that's according to a poll from gen forward, a survey by the black youth project at the university of chicago. just 28% of young adults, 18 to 30, say the two major parties do a good job of representing the

american people. democrats fare a bit better among young people, overall. 53% say the party cares about people like them. 32% say the same about the republican party. now, if hillary clinton becomes president, former philadelphia mayor michael nutter could end up in our cabinet. that's according to the website politico that reported nutter is under consideration for both transportation secretary and secretary of housing and urban development. and you can count on nbc 10 for complete coverage of decision 2016. you can fact check the candidates and what they say and track all of the political headlines on the nbc 10 app. a good-looking friday so far. we've been enjoying lots of sunshine. there are a few areas that have seen some clouds, including the lehigh valley. those are fair weather clouds. no rain, not today, anyway. the temperatures, already up to 80 degrees in south jersey. 79 degrees at the shore. philadelphia, 79 degrees. even upper 70s for delaware, the

suburb, and the lehigh valley. right now in the valley, those clouds will be thinning out. we will see enough sunshine to warm into the 80s. in fact, leaseport is already there. and look at bethlehem at 78 degrees, while easton is now 80 degrees. a sunny view from frawley stadium in wilmington. some high clouds this afternoon, and temperatures already in the 70s and low 80s. 81 in marshalton and harmony hills, while we're at 76 currently in wilmington. a pretty nice day overall. humidity is still in check. not too bad today. it will be steamier tomorrow. enjoy this while it lasts. summerton, 85 this afternoon. low 80s for doylestown. a little bit warmer in lance dale. plenty of sunshine for allentown. kudstown will warm to 82 degrees this afternoon. and into the 80s for new jersey at the shore. a little bit cooler, upper 70s and low 80s this afternoon bimington will top out at 86 degrees today. i am watching for some more clouds, though, later today and into tonight. we shouldn't see any showers tonight, but the clouds to the

west will be building into the area, during the afternoon. these are the clouds that we're already seeing in the easton area. no sign of any showers until we get to tomorrow, when we could see some strong storms roll through. most likely, tomorrow afternoon. and it's not just allentown or atlantic city. philadelphia and dover will most likely see the storms. but look how the chances of showers go down significantly in the coming days. so it's tomorrow that we'll be watching. hour-by-hour forecast for tomorrow morning, at 6:30. look, mostly cloudy skies. as we go into the afternoon, that's when we're most likely to see some showers and thunderstorms. at 1:00 in the afternoon, they're moving into berks county and into the lehigh valley. they'll roll through the suburbs. heavy downpours, you could see some strong, gusty winds. this is 3:00 saturday afternoon. and they keep on going towards the shore. by late in the afternoon and in the early evening. but it will quickly clear out, and as it does, the humidity will be dropping. so that's going to make for a

big improvement come sunday. but tomorrow, we'll deal with heat and humidity. look at the temperatures that boost into the 90s, before those storms take shape. the storms roll through, and then we clear out for sunday. high temperatures in the 80s on sunday. and it looks like we've got some nice weather ahead, for at least the beginning of the workweek next week. today, 87 degrees. there's that steam heat for tomorrow. showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon. and then they're out of here. a really nice weather ahead for monday and tuesday. another break from the humidity monday, and a nice start again on tuesday, just a little bit warmer in the afternoon. it's 90s, though, starting on wednesday. low 90s by late in the week. showers and thunderstorms for your friday. clearing out next weekend. tracy? >> ten days, great for making plans, bill. thank you. still ahead, dumpster diving. whe we'll explain why philadelphia officials are now warning people about how they choose to beat the heat.

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we continue to follow breaking news this morning. the fbi confirms they sent personnel to several locations connected to union leader john dougherty, in connection with an ongoing investigation. nbc 10 cameras captured dougherty outside his home this morning in south philly. at least three locations connected to dougherty were raided this morning. state police are assisting the feds at dougherty's home and pub in south philadelphia. also, at ibew union headquarters and union hall in spring garden. sky force 10 is also over philadelphia city hall. that's where fbi is raiding the offices of city councilman, bobby henon, and the fbi confirms to nbc 10 it also has investigators at henon's northeast philadelphia district office, all part of the same investigation. we have a team of reporters covering this story. we begin with nbc 10's rosemary connors live outside dougherty's home in south philadelphia. and you just got some new video

this morning? >> reporter: i did, tracy. within the past 15 minutes, we watched federal investigators come out of this home here. this home belonging to family members of john dougherty. and as you can see in this new video, they brought out with them about three boxes of evidence, also a computer. investigators here on scene are being very tight-lipped about what they've been looking for inside these homes, what kind of evidence they're trying to gather, and also, what the nature of this investigation is. all we're being told is that this is part of an ongoing investigation. after investigators removed that evidence, those three boxes of evidence and the computer, they closed up the house, allowed the family to go back inside, and then they went next door to john dougherty's house. they went inside and brought with them some folded up cardboard boxes, presumably to bring out more evidence, if they find anything and need to bring it out. they have yet to come outside. as i mentioned earlier, as we saw at the top of the hour, john dougherty, better known as johnny doc, is a well-known

business leader, leader of the electrical workers' union in philadelphia. all he's talked to us off-camera is that the feds will find nothing inside of his home. that nothing inside the house has changed since the last time it was raided by the fbi, about ten years ago. now, back out here live, you can see state police, state troopers are situated right here on the block, in front of john dougherty's home. that's the brown stucco home where investigators are inside right now. and of course the family member's home right next to it. we'll continue to stay on top of this story for you. we will be monitoring the situation out here, all throughout the morning and the afternoon. we will be posted updating online and also we'll see you back here at 4:00. reporting live in south philly, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that new video, rosemary. thanks. our team coverage of this breaking news continues now with a raid at city hall that is connected. nbc 10's mitch blocker is there live. mitch, where have the fbi been focusing their attention? >> reporter: tracy, they've been up on the fourth floor at city

hall, in councilman bobby henon's office. there is an officer outside of that office at this point. we've seen them change guard, if you will, officers in and out and as you look down, you can see that they are loading up some boxes, not quite certain what exactly that is. there is some video from upstairs on the fourth floor, outside of councilman he don's sixth district office. we also do know at this point that the fbi has been at his torresdale avenue office. that is his district office. it is not clear how this raid is connected to the others going on around the city at this point. we do know that henon is an electrician by trade. he was the iebw political director until he was elected to the city council back in 2011. henon and his staff, at this point, have not responded to e-mails, as well as phone calls. in fact, when you do call his communications staff, the phone just continues to ring. we did ask some questions to the fbi upstairs on the fourth floor. the fbi agents stationed outside the office just told us the office is closed at this point.

we're live outside city hall, i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >> now some background. johnny doc's home has been raided before. back in 2006, the fbi searched it as part of a tax fraud investigation into an electrical contractor. an unsealed affidavit revealed the fbi believed that he received more than $300,000 worth of free renovations to his home. and that he filed false income tax returns. dougherty was never charged in that case. and earlier this year, the fbi and the pennsylvania attorney general's office began investigating a street fight between johnny doc and a non-union contractor. surveillance video from january appears to show dougherty and joshua keesee walking on north 33rd street. keesee's lawyer says his client was beat up because he's not in the union and was working at a construction site. dougherty claims he acted in self-defense. now, we have reached out to the fbi. they tell us they do not plan to release any official information or updates today on their

investigation. stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app, as we continue to uncover more details ant the raids and the investigation into john dougherty. now, counting down to the 2016 olympic opening ceremony. a live look now from sugarloaf mountain overlooking rio de janeiro, the host city for the summer 2016 olympic games. the olympic torch is making its final run through rio before it arrives at the closing ceremony tonight. a former brazilian volleyball player carried the flame to the feet of the famed christ the redeemer statue high above the city. and you can watch team usa at the opening ceremony here on nbc 10. our coverage tonight starts at 7:30. and jacqueline london is your guide to the local games and all our local athletes. be sure to watch her reports later today on nbc 10 news. a gorgeous day to be at the

shore. look at that live picture. plenty of sunshine out there. a live picture from cape may. let's find out what's to come for today and this weekend, with first alert meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> yeah, you'll find nice conditions around the entire area. a few more clouds in some spots, like the lehigh valley, but no showers today. plenty of sunshine in spite of the shattered clouds and the suburbs in philadelphia. already 79 degrees. 82 degrees and 83 degrees at 4:00. there you can see that growing crowd at the shore, while the temperatures on the beach, not running as warm as inland. we'll see them climb into the upper 70s and top out in the low 80s. already at 80 degrees in upper township, while atlantic city and holgate, both at 77 degrees. a warm day today. hot and thumd weather ahead for tomorrow. and chance of storms, too, even at the shore. i've got extended futurecast, hour by hour, when i come back to show you when those storms are likely to reach your neighborhood. tracy >> bill, thank you. police near atlanta arrested

the father of twin baby girls who were found deds inside a hot car. the twins were 15 months old. neighbors broke into the suv last night after seeing the children sitting in their car seat. they got the girls out, tried to cool them in the baby pool. minutes later, paramedics rushed the twins to the hospital where they were pronounced dead. >> it's sad. because i have grandchildren. and i can't even imagine my grandkids leaving me, especially under those conditions. it was so hot today. >> reporter: the girl's mother was being treated at a hospital in connection with a car accident at the time of the discovery. the father faces two counts of involuntary manslaughter. we're learning new details about the american woman killed in a knife attack in london on wednesday night. darlene horton of florida was killed. five other people were hurt in the stabbing spree. horton was appeared to a florida state university professor who was teaching a summer session in london. investigators say the suspect in custody has mental health issues and say the attack was not related to terrorism.

the taliban claimed responsibility for an attack on a convoy in afghanistan yesterday that wounded at least five tourists and their driver. afghan officials say the group of tourists included at least six british citizens, three americans, and a german. at least three of the brits were wounded, but the nationalities of the other victims were not immediately known. and look at this. in italy, an airport was temporarily shut down after a cargo plane landed, slid off the runway, and on to a road. italian flight officials say the two-person crew of the plane wasn't hurt and there were no injuries reported on the ground. the plane flew in from paris, slid through the airport's fences after landing at the airport northeast of milan. pictures posted on twitter showed the aircraft's belly resting on a two-lane road with the nose poking on to another street and resting on a guardrail. back here at home, police here in philadelphia want to know who shot an arrow that hit a house just feet from where a toddler sleeps.

take a look. you'll see the arrow is lodged into the window glass of the second floor bedroom on scotia road in andorra. the arrow came close to the room where his child takes naps. we spoke to neighbors about the incident. >> i don't know why someone would be shooting a bow and arrow. like, going -- there's no hunting. >> it makes me feel unsafe in a neighborhood that's always been very quiet neighborhood. >> i'm just grateful that no one was hurt. especially, you know, children. >> investigators said the incident happened on wednesday, but they're not sure what time. don't go swimming in dumpsters. it's not a warning that seems necessary, but that's what philadelphia officials are telling residents. the city issued the advisory after this picture surfaced. the online news site billy pen first reported this dumpster pool party. the organizer says, power wash the dumpster, line ed it with

tarps and then filled it with water from a fire hydrant. and city officials say that that's the biggest problem, that the water is needed to fight fires. all this week, we've been giving you an inside look at storm ranger 10, our newest tool for our first alert weather team. let's take a look at how the mobile radar system is beaming with information. >> reporter: when storms are moving in, our team of meteorologists use information from the national weather service radars, located in dover, mt. holly, state college, and there's a radar at the airport. >> radar is crucial to any kind of detection in severe weather. >> but these radars can only give off so much information. why? because the further away from a fixed radar, the less information you can get about a storm. but storm ranger is a radar on wheels. it's mobile to get as close to the storm as possible to get you the most accurate information. so it's really all about being on wheels. and glenn says it's all about the angle of the radar beam. >> so the higher the beam goes,

the more you're going to go over the storm. you're going to be getting the top of the storm. well, if you're looking for a tornado, the tornado's right at the bottom. >> reporter: bottom line, the closer we can get the radar to the storm, the lower angle of the beam, the more information we can get about a storm. >> and the more information we can get you, and the closer we can get you to this, and the safer you'll be, too. >> reporter: this radar on wheels is ultimately for your safety. when storms hit, general warning information to you and your family is good, but -- >> the more specific we can get about it, the more likely people are to take action. >> now, if you want to take a closer look inside storm ranger 10 and learn about its forecasting capabilities and how it gathers all the information for you and your family, go to nbc10.com or tap the free nbc 10 app. >> no storms to track today. it's sunshine. look at north wildwood new jersey. bright sunshine and a quick warm-up. but storms will be arriving over the weekend. your neighborhood forecast, just ahead. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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in south philadelphia, and at ibew union headquarters and union hall in spring garden. agents also raided two offices belonging to philadelphia city councilman, bobby henon, in connection with this case. as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. now let's check with nbc 10's pamela osborne. >> way they never have before thanks to some new technology. nbc 10's chris pallone shows us how it works. >> reporter: for countless americans, excitement has been gaining momentum on the road to rio in the months leading up to the olympics. now sports fans can get a front row seat to the game without having to leave the country. >> everything from the opening ceremony to the closing will be capturing incredibly powerful first-person video. >> reporter: this is the first year that the world's biggest sporting event can be experienced through virtual reality. director of samsung's immersive

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only on nbc 10. fans of the wayans brothers got to know marlon wayans in the early '90s in the popular tv show "in livie ing color." he went on to star in "the scary movie" franchise and more recently, "50 shades of black." >> to what do you own your success? >> i have a natural instinct for what makes a person tick. >> hanna. >> christian. >> ow, that hurts! >> all right. this movie, of course, spoofing "50 shades of gray." and you can catch more of marlon's antics on stage this weekend in philadelphia. and we're thrilled to welcome you back to the show. and, you know, you were just here a couple of years ago. you've been pretty busy since. tell us what you've been up to. >> most recently this morning, i've just been trying to stay warm inside this cold-behind

studio. dear people at this station, this weather is not brother friendly. it is cold, sister skin is cold. she's got the little chicken bumps. we cold in here. can you turn the thermostat to brothers? thank you. but other than that, i've been -- i'm traveling and doing stand-up and make people laugh. and that warms my heart and warms the planet. i'm the cause of global warming. >> that's right. by the way, i think they keep it chilly in here so we'll be a little bit more productive. >> really? so they gonna freeze you out? >> that's my theory. i don't know. it's just a theory. >> i think they want to see us ashy and laugh in the booth. look at how ashy they are! see her feet! and all i see on him is ashy. >> okay. as many people know, you were the youngest of ten children. why don't you tell us, did that influence the jokes that you tell or do you draw from those real-life experiences of having a big family? >> i think sometimes i draw from those experiences. but the reality is, i draw from

everyday life. and you know, that comes from being a brother, being a son, being a -- being a father. being an american citizen. you know, being, you know, whatever you are, you pull and draw from that and that's where your comedy comes from. so for me, the more that happens in the world that's bad, it's good for comedy, because i go in there and say, what's funny about this? >> and speaking of that, you have no problem poking fun at stereotypes. and in this political campaign, there's been a lot of talk about things being too politically correct. so what do you think about that? >> i'm not into the whole politically correct thing. i think people -- you know, first amendment is freedom of speech. i think we're allowed to feel and allow to say things. don't say stupid stuff. don't rock a trump, but you know, you're allowed to have an opinion about things. and for me, i like speaking my mind. and people that come to my show, they like -- sometimes we agree, sometimes we disagree. but at the end of the day,

you're going to laugh and appreciate it because it comes from often biased perspective. >> and you've already hosted a show on nbc -- >> yeah, you can't see. so you're also -- >> i'm trying, i'm trying. >> you hosted -- >> there's a lot of information on this paper, but you have another show coming up, why don't you tell us about that? >> yeah, i did, on nbc, it was kind of like a game show/reality thing. this one is a scripted sitcom based on my life. it's called marlon and it's made from my life, as a divorced inappropriate dad. and my kids, we did this thing for father's day last year for "people" magazine. and they asked, what's one word to describe your father. and i thought they were going to say loving or sweet or kind. they look at each other, and they go, inappropriate. and i was like, okay. and you know, which i am. so, i'm the biggest kid in the house, always. >> so were they at that stage where they're embarrassed of you, or do they think you're

just really funny and want you to come to everything they do? >> they thought i was really funny when they were 2 and 4. but now they're 14 and 16, they're so embarrassed. and the more embarrassed they are, the more i want to hang out with them. my son thinks i'm funny. my daughter is like, people in the school are like, your brother is so cool. and she's like, he's not my brother, he's my dad. i'm like, don't hate, because black don't crack. you can catch more of marlon's antics this weekend. he'll be live at punch line philly, two shows, one at 7:30 and another at 9:45. and tomorrow night he has shows at 7:00 and 9:15. punch line philly is located, by the way, 33 east laurel street in fishtown. that's in philly. for more information, head on over to nbc10.com or check it out on the nbc 10 app. >> now, please get this black girl some heat. >> thank you so much for joining us and thank you for advocating

for heat. >> i got you, baby girl. i got you. >> thank you. now for weather. >> you want heat, well, nbc 10 responds with heat for tomorrow. for today, it's getting warm outside. the temperatures are climbing into the upper 80s today for philadelphia. the humidity is still nice in check. warm summer day, yes. but hot and humid conditions, no. the clouds increasing later today. it's this evening that we'll see the humidity start to move in. humidity's on the way, especially for tomorrow. for now, 70s and low 80s. 79 degrees in exton. already 81 degrees in north wales and ft. washington is 80 degrees this morning. and we are going to warm into the 80s for philadelphia. 82 degrees at 6:00. clouds starting to move in this evening. that's when you'll start to feel more of the humidity. the suburbs, low 80s during the day, 74 degrees later this evening. and dry during the evening hours, for the lehigh valley, and there'll be a few scattered clouds this afternoon. no sign of any showers in the

lehigh valley, not today. delaware, 80s this afternoon. cooling down to 75 degrees by 10:00 tonight, with partly cloudy skies. sunshine this afternoon, for new jersey and the shore, a beautiful day all around. it's tomorrow that will have umbrellas going up. you can see we're nice and clear of any rain for today. but the system we're watching is this line that's steadily moving our way. it doesn't look like much. there have been some storms in northern missouri. follow that to the north, you can see wet weather in canada. by the time it noouf moves into our area, we'll likely see showers and thunderstorms. this evening, you'll start to see some of those clouds we saw in that forecast. the neighborhood forecast has clouds increasing first in the suburbs, and the lehigh valley, but also in delaware and mostly cloudy skies to start with tomorrow morning. and we'll be seeing some filtered sunshine tomorrow. and it's going to be a hot and humid day today. much steamier tomorrow than today. it's going to feel like it's close to 100 degrees. and during the afternoon, this

is when we'll see some showers and thunderstorms, that's 2:30 in the afternoon. that line of storms will move past philadelphia into delaware and south jersey. and by later in the afternoon, at 5:00, that's when you can expect to see some downpours, heavy showers and thunderstorms, possibly some strong wind gusts, as well. but that cold front that's going to produce those storms is on the move. so it's going to clear the area, which means the second half of the weekend is going to be very nice. today, sunshine, 87 degrees this afternoon. just a few clouds at times. nothing but fair weather clouds today. but steamier tomorrow, more of the humidity that comes in overnight will prevent the temperatures from cooling into the 60s like they did this morning, and it's going to be a hot and humid afternoon. those storms roll through, then the temperatures will be dropping. 88 degrees sunday afternoon with plenty of sunshine and the humidity coming down during the day on sunday. which means we're back into the 60s monday morning and again on tuesday morning. both afternoons, your typical august heat, into the middle to

upper 80s. then it gets hot heading into next week. wednesday, thursday, and friday, into the low 90s. low 90s again on saturday, but by friday, those storms move through the area, should be clearing for the weekend and sunday, looks like we're in for another nice sunday, two in a row. 84 degrees sunday afternoon, and the humidity will be coming down next sunday, as well. we'll be right back. dear fellow citizen, hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm ready, she'll be off to college. i want to help her pay her way there, like i do for my son.

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