brazilian olympian carrying the torch. >> it has to be one of the coolest things i've ever done. >> reporter: 207 delegations will take part in the parade of nations, a moment the athletes say they will soak in. now you're here representing your kin tri, it's not just about yourself and friends and family, it's about the whole country. >> reporter: among the delegations is a team of refugees who will actually be beneath the olympic flag. no country, and no flag to call their own. demonstrating the olympic spirit of this event. some emotional moments that will take place during the opening ceremony tonight. to give you an idea of the timing, we're just a little more than three hours away. are you counting down? we definitely are here in rio. the opening ceremony will be held in less than three hours. nbc 10, the only place to see it. coverage begins at 7:30 tonight. during the olympics, don't miss our nbc 10 special going for

gold. we're profiling local athletes you'll want to see. "olympic zone" tomorrow as we profile local athletes in rio. the "olympic zone" tomorrow at 7:30 right here on nbc 10. back here at home, fantastic start to the weekend. but that's expected to change by tomorrow. so let's go to first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. storms saturday, sheena? >> yeah, storms to start off your weekend. if you have plans tonight, we're going to stay dry. you'll notice more clouds around. the rain still back off to our west. that will start to move in for your saturday. so keep that in mind as you start to make your plans. tonight, though, temperatures mid-70s by about 8:30 across the area. partly to mostly cloudy skies. by tomorrow morning, when you wake up, warm and humid. temperatures in about the mid-70s by 7:30. and through the afternoon,

scattered showers and thunderstorms across the area. high temperatures in many spots could get into the low 90s before the storms start to roll through. coming up, we'll take a closer look at the timing of those storms around your entire weekend forecast. if you're heading down to the shore, that's straight ahead. to a story that's been developing all day. the fbi fanned out across philadelphia in a series of raids that took agents to both city hall and the home of the city's biggest union boss. three of the locations the fbi raided today have connections to union leader john dockerty, including his home and pub in south philadelphia. his union's headquarters in spring garden also. they raided the office of bobby heenan. mitch blocker live at city hall right now. we start with rosemary connors in south philly. rosemary? >> reporter: jim, john dockerty seemed calm and collected as he waited outside on the sidewalk, this as investigators were

inside his home for hours today. this is not john dockerty's first encounter with the feds on his property. they were here a decade ago on another investigation. the union calls it a bad rerun. >> nothing in my house has changed in ten years. i'm the most vetted guy in philadelphia. >> reporter: with boxes of bagged evidence and a computer in hand, federal investigators emerge from john dockerty's south philadelphia row home after spending most of the day inside. the fbi will not reveal any details of the investigation. and local 98 representatives say the only information they had is from reports claiming that the feds are looking into the union's finances. >> allegations of financial impropriety is somewhat puzzling, because ibw local 98 is subject to multiple audits throughout the year, and multiple levels of scrutiny. >> reporter: investigators also removed boxes of evidence and a computer from the home next door, where some of dockerty's

family members live. >> i've been under scrutiny my whole life. maybe it's because i win too much. >> reporter: he's been a business manager of the electrical workers union in philadelphia for more than two decades. more recently he also became the business manager of the building trades. considered politically well connected, he once served as a board member of the delaware river port authority and is now an alternate on the board. last year he helped his brother, kevin, win his case for state supreme court justice. under dockerty's leadership, they say the union has helped the campaigns of many politicians, including the mayor and some city council members like bobby heenan. >> the government has a job to do. let them do their job. i'm very comfortable with where we're at right now. once we get this ugly scenario by, everything will be fine. >> reporter: investigators on

scene were very tight-lipped. they would not say what they were looking for inside the home or what they took with them in those evidence bags. reporting live in south philadelphia, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> as federal investigators work the dockerty south philly home, they also gathered evidence at the union's headquarters. investigators were carrying out dozens and dozens of boxes from the ibew hall. agents loaded those boxes into this moving truck. they had descriptions like tax records, pay records and invoices. let's go to city hall as agents are raided bobby heenan's office as well. our coverage continues now with nbc 10's mitch blocker who's live at city hall. mitch? >> reporter: jim, the fbi had been inside heenan's fourth floor office since about 6:00 this morning.

i want to show you some video from a couple of hours ago. this is from about 1:30 this afternoon when the fbi was exiting heenan's office, taking out boxes of evidence as well as some computers. it's still not clear how this raid is connected to others in the city today. but we do know, as you said, the councilman is an electrician and was part of the ibew political family. he was the political director before he was elected back in 2012. there is still no word from heen an or his staff today. mayor kenny did make a brief statement to the media today. >> the fbi went out to get information and i'm sure they'll come up with some conclusion one way or the other. i don't have any information on what they're looking for. >> reporter: the kenny administration said no one from the mayor's office has been contacted by the fbi about this investigation. at least for now. it appears the fbi is solely

focused at least at city hall on the sixth district councilman. >> this may or may not be related, but earlier this year the fbi and pennsylvania attorney general's office began investigating a street fight between johnny dock and a non-union contractor. it appears to show the two walking op north third street. keysy's attorney said his client was beat up because he's not in the union and was working at a construction site. dockerty claimed he acted in self-defense. we should note here there have been no charges filed in connection with any of today's raids. our coverage of this story continues online. logon to nbc10.com for video and photos from scenes from today's raids. now to decision 2016. another poll finds hillary clinton's lead has doubled since the democratic national convention. according to the latest nbc news "wall street journal" poll, clinton leads trump by nine points.

she's getting 47% of support while trump is at 38%. happening now, donald trump is hitting the campaign trail in iowa. a live look at the rally in des moines where mike pence is speaking at the podium there. earlier today the republican nominee anoungsed his team of economic advisers, mostly consisting of people already helping his campaign. and there are no women on the team. trump's rival hillary clinton said she knows she has work to do to win over americans' trust. the democratic nominee spoke about her e-mail scandal at a gathering in washington, d.c. today. clinton telling the crowd her low personal trustworthiness numbers don't make her feel good, but her performance on the job wins over voters. kathleen cain's criminal trial is set to begin monday with jury selection. that's after pennsylvania supreme court turned down a request from the attorney general to consider her emergency petition. she's accused of leaking secret

grand jury material and lying about it under oath. she's not running for a second term as attorney general but is confident she will be found not guilty. officials are optimistic the upper floors of the justice center will be open. sheriff's deputy paul owens is in critical condition, critical but stable right now at the hospital this afternoon. officials say he was found trapped after his elevator shot through a ceiling near the 13th floor. the other victim, beverly smith, was treated and released from the hospital yesterday. atlantic city international airport getting a makeover. the transportation authority has approved a $7 million project. and that am allow the airport to repave its runways. according to the press of atlantic city, 90% of the funding is coming from an faa grant. some good news for commuters who rely on amtrak. the passenger rail company said

it's cut engine related delays by nearly 25%. 30th street station is where amtrak station operates. they've helped cut down the delays. the acf locomotives were put in service in 2013 to replace an aging fleet. the last of these locomotives being rolled out this month. speaking of transportation, the greater philadelphia area getting a major funding boost. today the delaware valley regional planning commission announced nearly $21 million in funding for projects, goals to ease traffic and improve air quality. among the changes, the navy yard is getting a second shuttle bus. >> these diverse projects will improve the quality of life in our region. >> another project a half mile trail will be built connecting

the septa station and trail system in montgomery county and philadelphia. well, if you've ever wanted to experience philadelphia as a car-free city, now is your chance. mayor kenny announced philly-free streets. on saturday, september 24th, the city will shut down a seven-mile route so philadelphians can walk, bike and play outside. this will last from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 in the afternoon. there will be free family-friendly activities and educational programming. crews were hard at work today putting stone letters right on the front of that building. the museum will tell will complete story of the american revolution through artifacts, artwork and manuscripts. it's set to open to the public in april of next year. a warning for anyone spending time at the jersey shore or beaches today. there is a moderate risk of rip currents for the entire coastline. that kept lifeguards busy

yesterday. this video showing them jumping into action, pulling people from the water. lifeguards say swimmers who get caught in the currents should try to swim parallel to the coast until the rough seas subside. well, we have nice weather today, aside from the rip current risk. but sky-wise we've seen lots of sunshine again. humidity slowly creeping up there. a live look at center city. we have clouds around. but no rain just yet. however, for part of your weekend, we have thunderstorms in the forecast. and also don't forget your seven-day is right at the bottom of your screen. you will notice saturday and sunday, fairly different through parts of the area, and we'll start to get back into the 90s as we go into next week. 84 philadelphia. 83 degrees for wilmington. 08 for pennsylvania suburbs. 82 degrees upper township, feeling comfortable at the shore

today. 79 degrees cape may point. 84 mays landing. in atlantic city, you're sitting at 78 degrees. comfortable. this weekend we'll get warmer with more humidity. then we'll be nice on sunday. live look at satellite and radar. clouds moving through. no rain just yet. the rain is still back off to our west. this will all kind of organize and move through as we go through tomorrow. so i really don't expect much in the way of rain tonight. if you have the friday night plans, you're pretty much in the clear. tonight the rain still hods off back to our west. 8:30 in the morning, still looking dry throughout the day. we'll start to see a line possibly of organizing storms through the lehigh valley and poconos as well by noon. lunchtime tomorrow we could see thunderstorms north and west of philadelphia. closer to the philadelphia area, between about 1:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon, that could stretch from northern delaware up through philadelphia into

trenton, and then that line continues moving into new jersey, and the southern parts of delaware, close to the beaches by 5:00 p.m. if you're heading to the shore or delaware beaches tomorrow, we're looking at mainly late day thunderstorms. this is not going to be an all-day thing. we'll see them clear up in time for your saturday night. 9:00 p.m. saturday, a lot of the area already seeing clearing skies. that is going to continue for the second half of your weekend with low humidity. sunday is going to be a really nice day. temperatures more like the mid to upper 80s. saturday we could be getting into the low 90s. bethlehem 90 degrees on saturday. lehigh, the storms around lunchtime and clearing up through the afternoon. easton 87 degrees. scattered thunderstorms. westchester, mid to upper 80s. fairmount coming in 92. scattered afternoon storms. as well as new jersey, mostly around 90 degrees. trenton 88.

if you're heading to the shore tomorrow, 89 degrees. 84 in atlantic city. dover coming in 91. rehoboth beach, the thunderstorms later in the day. two different dates this weekend, low 90s. afternoon thunderstorms. by sunday we are sunny and dry. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. sunday is going to feel really comfortable because the humidity's going to drop, and it will drop off even more as we go into monday. so it's going to be nice into the weekend. here's your shore. shore temperatures will mostly be in the upper 80s this weekend. late day thunderstorms saturday. sunday we're clearing and much less humid. sunburn in about 10 to 15 minutes, so be sure to have your sun block. tomorrow, scattered storms, sunday we're sunny and dry, monday mid-80s, low humidity. by tuesday and wednesday, we're going to start to get back to

near 90 degrees. look at that, we have more 90s in the forecast. so that is our next potential heat wave. so the heat is going to be coming back. all this week if you've noticed, we've been giving you an inside look at storm ranger 10. that is our brand-new vehicle, our radar on wheels. your first alert weather team has this and will be using it for the rest of the summer and into the winter. today tracy davidson explains how the mobile radar system is beaming with information. >> reporter: our team of meteorologists use information from the national weather service radar. located in dover, mount holly, state college and there's a radar at the airport. >> radar is crucial to any kind of detections of severe weather. >> reporter: but they can only give out 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 beams. >> 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. if you're looking for a tornado, the tornado is right at the bottom. >> reporter: the closer we can get to the storm, the more information we can get about a storm. >> the more information we can get you, the closer we can get you to this, the better. >> reporter: the radar on wheels is ultimately for your safety. when storms hit, general warning information for you and your family is good. >> the more specific we can get about it, the more likely people are to take action. >> so cool. >> yes. >> it's going to be really invaluable when you have the rough weather moving in. you guys have to decide exactly where to send it, so you get the

most information, right? >> the first day that we had it, when we debuted it, it was in gloucester county, the next day it was in berks county. we're moving it where the storms are. glenn was mentioning, a stationary radar is higher up. this truck sits lower, the beam is a little bit lower. in the winter especially, when you're dealing with precip types, snow changing to rain, or sleet, we are able to better tell you even if the radar sees snow, this storm ranger 10 will be able to see if that snow is now changing to rain when it's hitting the ground. this is going to be such a valuable tool especially in the winter when it comes to precip type. i think we're going to have a lot of fun with it this winter and it will really help our forecasts. it's going to be a fantastic tool. >> go to nbc10.com, or tap the free nbc 10 app to see more. this now, dumpster diving is becoming a problem around

philadelphia. we're not talking about turning other people's trash into treasure. the city said you should not be taking a dip in dumpsters after this was filled with fire hydrant water and transformed into a pool. this happened at a weekend block party in fishtown. the department of licenses and inspections said residents are putting themselves at risk by wasting hydrant water. recapping our developing story. we've been following all afternoon fbi raids across philadelphia. three locations connected to the city's biggest union boss, john "doc" dockerty. his home, as well as his union headquarters in spring garden. the fbi also raided the city hall office of bobby heenan. they're not telling what they're investigating, but union reps say there are reports the feds are looking into the union's finances. it began as a row tune traffic stop. in the end it was anything but. somehow this trooper lived to tell the tale.

the must-see surveillance, still ahead. and our coverage from rio rolls on. a look at how you can get all the coverage you could possibly want. there's more than one way to watch the olympic games. and here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. stocks closing higher today with the s&p and nasdaq posting their strongest close ever following today's jobs report. you don't let anything keep you sidelined.

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this dash cam video shows the moment an ohio state trooper was hit by a car during a traffic stop. while the officer had just pulled over a woman for running the red light, the car slammed into the patrol car. the officer and the car the trooper pulled over, fortunately the officer's injuries ended up amazingly being minor. also caught on camera, high-seas rescue off the coast of jacksonville, florida. the coast guard was called to medevac a man with a serious head injury. he fell into a cargo hold. last night the coast guard air lifted him to a hospital where he's now being treated. i'm jacqueline hon done coming to you live from rio. the start of the opening ceremony is about three hours away. doesn't everyone love an opening ceremony? so much anticipation and excitement building up to this

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we continue to follow a developing story today. fbi raids across philadelphia. three of the locations connected to the city's biggest union boss

johnny "doc" dockerty. his home as well as his union headquarters in spring garden. and the fbi also raided the city hall office of bobby heenan. union reps say there are reports the feds are looking into the union's finances. we are just about three hours away from the start of the 2016 olympic games. giving you a live look from copacabana beach. copacabana in rio, and everything that people in rio de janeiro believe in. leisure and sport. the opening ceremony gets under way tonight at 7:30. and all of the build just comes down to this evening, with 3 billion people expected to watch. can you imagine the pressure, not just on the performers, but the producers and creative directors behind this evening. it will definitely be something to watch. we want to break down the numbers for you. because so many years of planning have gone into this

evening. the ceremony has taken five years to produce. it will include 300 dancers, 5,000 volunteers, 12,000 costumes. athletes from 207 delegations will participate in the parade of nations. a moment that is already giving the americans goose bumps. >> everyone says it's so emotional and so cool at the same time. >> i'm sure there's going to be lots of dancing, and maybe drum beats and fun music. >> there's nothing more patriotic than see someone carry our flag and be surrounded by such incredible athletes. >> reporter: whether it's their first opening ceremony, or the fourth, it is still an unbelievable experience for all of those people taking part. there are so many ways you can enjoy the olympic games this year. much further ahead than we were

four years ago in that respect. let's go to nbc 10's tim furlong in delaware with more on that. tim? >> reporter: hi, jackie. you can certainly come to watch at rocco's here in wilmington. the tv screens will have the olympics on a lot in the next couple of weeks. but let's not forget about the other screens. tablet, android, apple phones, you name it. we're going to feed you pretty well over the next 19 days. you've probably heard us mention it a couple of thousand times, the rio olympics are finally getting under way. >> i watch diving, gymnastics, swimming, beach volleyball, rowing. >> reporter: for many of us this will be two weeks of must-see tv and binge viewing. >> soccer. >> reporter: and our favorite athletes. >> i'm really looking forward to see the girls usa basketball team. >> reporter: there is a lot to watch. if you watched every event, you

would need almost eight months to do it. but the point is, you could do it. we have apps that will give you any coverage you could possibly want. get ready, it's game on for the summer games. >> i look forward tor it every four years. >> reporter: back live, coming up at 5:00, we'll tell you the best app you need, that one right there. the best app for getting all the olympics. we'll also talk about how best to watch the games on your tv as well. we're owned by comcast, nbc. so, yeah, x-1 box is probably the best way to watch it. i want to make sure everyone how to get the best olympic experience, and how to get the 4k tv being put to good use. stay with us. jackie, i hope you're having a nice time down in rio. we miss you here in wilmington. >> definitely having a good time here in rio. and i think everyone has their favorite sport, whether it's

gymnastics, swimming, track, basketball. everyone loves the opening ceremony. you know so many people are going to be glued tonight to watch and see what brazil is going to bring for us. let's give you an idea of the countdown. we're about three hours away from the start of the eagerly anticipated spectacle. nbc 10 the only place to see the opening ceremony, 7:30 tonight. don't miss our nbc 10 special going for gold. we're profiling local athletes you'll want to look out for in rio. there are lots. tomorrow at 7:00. the "olympic zone," we get you ready for the games in rio. that "olympic zone" tomorrow at 7:30 right here on nbc 10. for now, live in rio, i'm jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. beautiful friday out there. that's expected to change tomorrow. sheena parveen is back. sheena, you're looking for the

timing for the storms tomorrow? >> storms tomorrow in the forecast. it depends where you live as far as the timing of it's concerned. right now we're dealing with temperatures in the mid to low 80s. 83 degrees in delaware at the moment. if you're in the lehigh valley, you're dealing with cloud cover. temperatures around 80. lehigh valley is going to be one of the first areas to see the storms tomorrow. and we're still looking at mid-80s in the philadelphia area. so if you're heading out tonight, warm and humid. but no rain just yet. you'll be dry tonight. locally we have the clouds around. the showers and storms still off to our west. those will start to organize a little more and move in tomorrow. here's a look at the timing. 7:00 a.m. in the morning in the philadelphia area, 80 degrees. by the middle of the day, we're getting closer to 90. afternoon storms start to roll in around about 2:00, 4:00 p.m. possibly. if you're in the lehigh valley, you'll see the storms, but a little bit earlier, closer to around lunchtime they'll be starting for you. we'll look at new jersey and

delaware timing for the storms tomorrow coming up. the dangerous summer heat got a lot more dangerous for one philly woman. what happened at her home had her worried about her health so she reached out to harry hairston and "nbc 10 responds." >> her air conditioning died. she said her bedroom felt like a sauna. and the help she needed kept getting delayed. >> i've been very frustrated. >> reporter: she said the second floor of her germantown home has been unbearably hot since late june. that's when the central air conditioning unit she bought from sears broke down. >> it's been over 90 degrees all this time. >> reporter: she said she brought out her warranty and called sears customer service. >> they gave me a repair date of july 15th. >> reporter: but she said after waiting eight hours, the repairman never showed. and when she called customer service again, she was told she'd have to wait two more

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this might be every college student's dream. students at an ohio college will soon be able to get pizza from an atm. a pizza atm. xavier university in cincinnati teamed up with a french company to install the first-ever pizza atm in north america. the machine will hold 70 pizzas at one time. customers will be able to use a touch screen to pick a $10 pizza, and then they'll wait a few minutes for it to heat up. while pizza atms are new to this country, apparently they've been in europe for more than a decade. what have we been waiting for. it may not feel like football weather out there, but lincoln financial field will be home to an eagles game in under a week. we check in with csn. sheena? >> and we also have thunderstorms in store for part of your weekend. they're off to our west right now. coming up, i'll show you when they'll be moving in. and your entire weekend forecast, no matter where you

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injuries, early issue for the eagles this training camp. two key players went down today. there was also good news, too. csn's amy is joining us with those stories. >> jim, you're right. a little good news, a little bad news sometimes. zack and jordan matthews, two of the major targets left practice early today. matthews is dealing with a knee injury. the team believes that is minor. as for the good news, ryan matthews and brandon brooks on the field for the first time this training camp. they did not participate in full practice but they were able to go through individual drills. matthews injured his ankle right before camp. brooks suffered a hamstring injury also before camp. doug peterson was asked about

brooks today in the press conference. >> he's good. he's good. another one that's day to day. good to see him and ryan both out here getting individual work. and we'll just keep progressing with both those guys. >> the eagles and bucs kick off the preseason on thursday. game can be seen live on csn and cozy tv. kickoff set for 7:00. more on the birds' injuries coming up at 6:00. the risk/reward factor of having practice at these camps. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. a nice end to the weekend. today still going to be nice this evening. no rain in the forecast for this evening. it's all off to our west. and we don't really expect anything to move in, aside from cloud cover. wouldn't be surprised if a sprinkle moved into parts of sussex county and southern delaware. other than that, the area staying dry.

the warmest we go through your friday evening. temperatures right now in the mid-80s. 84 philadelphia. low 80s in south jersey. 83 in wilmington. around 80 degrees in the lehigh valley. chester county now, 78 degrees west bradford township. 81 kenneth square. if you're in elroy, your temperature is 80 degrees right now. fairly comfortable. glad wynn, 812. new hope at 82 degrees. tomorrow will be a hotter day. the heat and humidity are both going up. some areas will be in the low 90s by tomorrow afternoon. and the humidity will make it feel hotter, so you will definitely notice this tomorrow. packer park in the philadelphia area, 92 degrees tomorrow. humidity could make it feel closer to 100. if you're in chestnut hill, near 90 degrees. possibly feeling like 95. scattered afternoon thunderstorms, westchester 86,

feeling like 92. allentown 90 degrees your high temperature tomorrow. if you're in longport, expect the mid-80s, but feeling like the low 90s tomorrow with the humidity around. we're going to have warm spots tomorrow. we also have the thunderstorms in the forecast for your saturday. mostly in the afternoon. look at future weather, tonight we stay dry. tomorrow morning, we're still going to be dry. we'll just see more clouds around. warm and humid start to your day. lunchtime we'll start to see showers and storms approach the lehigh valley. closer to the philadelphia area, around about 3:00 p.m., this is mostly afternoon scattered thunderstorms. then after philadelphia, moving toward the shore by about 5:00 p.m. areas in delaware. and then we go into tomorrow night. that's when we start to see things clearing for your saturday night. at least the timing is good for the second half of your weekend.

sunday looks nice and dry. noon on sunday, sunny skies. also low humidity. so sunday will actually be a really nice day. next week, the heat wave is coming back into the forecast. more 90-degree temperatures in a row. so that's why we're looking at another heat wave. for tomorrow, if you are in brigantine, 84 degrees for your temperature. possibly feeling like the low 90s. scattered afternoon late day thunderstorms. sunday, sunny skies, mid-80s, low humidity. if you're in cape may tomorrow, you could be close to 90 degrees. scattered thunderstorms later in the day. and by sunday, temperatures will be in the mid-80s. plenty of sunshine. the rest of the area's weekend forecast, mostly low 90s on saturday with scattered afternoon storms. clearing for saturday night. your sunday looks good across the board. everyone will see plenty of sunshine. humidity will be dropping to a very comfortable level on sunday. even as we go into monday of next week, temperatures will be a little bit lower, too.

mid to upper 80s. but then we go into the rest of next week, and that's when we start heating up again. that's when we're talking about the next potential heat wave. coming up, the ten-day forecast and a closer look at the timing of those storms, that's straight ahead. >> let's bottle sunday, sheena. that looks great. on the shore this summer -- >> reporter: beach business on the rise. >> some of the biggest space we've had. >> reporter: what's behind us, a surge of people on the sand. ♪ everything is awesome

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this is a live look at the scene on cape may. a great way to kick off the weekend. a sunny day, welcome sight for sure at the shore. but there's been no shortage of them in recent weeks there in jersey shore. looking at the business beach boom. >> reporter: before hitting the sand, marvin had to buy a pair of beach tags. he and his family are staying in ocean city all weekend. >> we're actually going to be going to the beach every single day. until sunday. >> reporter: he has plenty of company. >> it's absolutely gorgeous. couldn't make a better weather prediction. >> a great summer so far. >> reporter: resort officials believe an abundance of warm, sunny weather has helped fuel a surge in beach tag sales. >> $80,000 this time last summer. >> it's been better than it typically is when we come down. >> we've had some of the biggest groups we've had. >> reporter: they believe the weather is also helping to

bolster their business. >> lunch is very busy, as you can see today. there's people standing all over the place waiting to take their orders back to the beach. >> reporter: money from beach tags help offset the costs of maintaining and operating beaches. and when sales are up, fewer taxpayer dollars are needed for those expenses. in ocean city, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> and that's ted's day at work today. how lucky is he. that's nbc 10 news at 4:00. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. just three hours you'll see the opening ceremony of the olympics right here on nbc 10. nbc 10 is live in rio, with a review of tonight's big event. plus, how you can watch the games even if you're away from the tv. if you're heading out this weekend, grab an umbrella. we have some thunderstorms in the forecast. but not the entire weekend. i'll show you the timing coming up next. plus, the fbi raids locations in two states.

the properties of the powerful union leader to the offices of city hall. our team coverage continues next.

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the opening ceremony of the 2016 summer olympics is just hours away. we're live in rio, right now. good evening. i'm keith jones. here at the nbc 10 studios. my co-anchor jacqueline london is joining us live from rio de janeiro. hey, jackie. >> reporter: keith, the wait is almost over. tonight's opening ceremony is taking place in maracana, the famous soccer stadium that was revamped two years ago for the world cup. but tonight's ceremony is expected to be unlike anything we've seen before. the venues are finished, the athletes are here to compete. tonight all eyes are on rio, as billions around the globe are expected to watch the 2016 opening ceremony. >> the people really supporting. we work with this wonderful team of creators.

i think we'll pull out a very distinct ceremony. >> reporter: at the athletes village, the national anthem played, the u.s. flag raised, a sight the american athletes to see a lot of at these games. >> this is it. this is what i've trained years for. as it always does, the crowds start cheering usa, usa. >> you get to walk in with the best country in the world with the best athletes in the world. you just get goose bumps. >> reporter: outside tonight's celebrations, tens of thousands of patrol officers, security was stepped up hours before the big event. today the olympic torch paraded past christ the redeemer statue. and rio's city palace, the final stop of the journey is tonight at maracana stadium. as to who will light the flame? it's still a secret. but the city of samba is ready to welcome the world. we're about two and a half hours away from the opening ceremony.