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keep on scratchin'! what really happened. police accuse lochte of lying about an armed robbery. a video that could set the record straight. shop until you drop. new stores you won't find anywhere else. tonight eagles fans could see more of their quarterback in action. we're live with a preview from pittsburgh. good evening. i'm keith jones here at the nbc 10 studios. live in rio de janeiro, is nbc

10's jacqueline london. jacqueline, more big developments today on the story involving ryan lochte and other members of the u.s. swim team. the police actually accused them about lying about this armed robbery. >> reporter: yeah, it hasn't even been 24 hours since police pulled two of the four swimmers off the plane for further questioning. the interrogation today reveals what may have really happened that night. brazilian police say a fight over a bathroom door led to a lie in ryan lochte, and embarrassing international incident. now investigators are trying to separate fact from fiction over a robbery report. today three of lochte's teammates are stranded in brazil after police seized their passports. two of them appeared to fold, after authorities forced them off their plane last night. they reportedly told investigators today the robbery was fabricated.

>> and this guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead and said get down. i put my hands up. >> reporter: lochte said he and his teammates were robbed at gun point saturday morning. he told nbc's matt lauer on the phone last night that he is sticking by his story. but this new surveillance video is painting a clearer picture. investigators said the swimmers tried to get inside a locked bathroom door at the gas station. when they couldn't, they broke down the door before two armed security guards confronted them. the guards admitted to police that they pointed their guns at the swimmers. the gas station manager asked the swimmers to pay for the broken door. they handed over some cash and then left. security video shows them returning to the athletes village a short time later. lochte arrived home to north carolina tuesday on a scheduled flight before a judge ordered that he stay. u.s. olympic committee said the

three swimmers who are still stranded have the support of their attorneys and the u.s. consulate in rio. the swimmers could face punishment, probation, suspension, a fine, or expulsion under usa's swimming code of conduct which prohibits dishonesty or fraud. right now it's unclear if the organization will act. and a lot more happening here in rio. take a look at the big talker of today. and there's video to go along with it. it was a bump of the arm to alyson felix which was a botched handoff in the women's 4 by 100 relay. what that means for that team tonight. so no shortage of stories, and no shortage of drama here in rio de janeiro, as the olympics come to an end. reporting live from rio, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. keith, back to you. >> seems to be the case every

single day. now to other top stories of the day. a big one for one of the biggest malls in the country. the king of prussia mall debuted its new opening today. sure to be a shopper's dream. deanna durante takes us inside. >> reporter: with that, shoppers can now walk between what was once the plaza in the court without ever having to go outside. >> i think it's fabulous. i grew up in this area. and i remember the mall when it was an open-air mall. i had to come today and see this great expansion. >> reporter: the high-end retailers are famous name like tiffany's and jimmy chu. many new dining options from a sushi burrito to a local chef's creations. >> even two years ago i would have said never. but the fact that they were putting this together, look at

all the other restaurants, all the retailers. it was a no-brainer. it completely made sense to do a project like this. >> reporter: those who came to see the opening came for the samples. but others it's for seeing what they can't live without. >> is mom going to buy you something? >> we'll see if she does. >> reporter: the comfortable seating and new places to eat and the valet parking with free car wash, if you think it's too much to find where you want to go? forget the old maps in the mall. now you can put in exactly where you're hoping to travel here. >> i don't know. >> reporter: take a look at this kiosk. matt is hoping his one of a kind jewelry will be a hit. >> we try to make it original, unique pieces that nobody else has. wood, clay, metal, stone, anything you can find. >> reporter: surrounded by luxury, he's hoping shoppers will stop by his stand. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> half of the stores are now open. there will be more by

thanksgiving. when everything is open, the mall will have more than 400 stores. and cover nearly 3 million square feet. let's compare that to the mall like in cherry hill. it has 160 stores and less than half the size of king of prussia. switching gears now, a child porn bust in new jersey led to the arrests of these 40 men. the sweep resulted in one arrested in every county of the state. the suspects are as old as 20 and old as 72. it includes a former teacher who taught in burlington county, as well as philadelphia and bristol township bucks county. in a span of three days, the office of attorney general has been gone from kathleen kane and bruce castor, to beamer. beamer is the current inspector general, served as kane's first deputy. the senate has 20 days to confirm beamer's nomination. no word on when that vote will

happen. even if beamer is approved, he won't be in office long. that's because there's an election for attorney general this november. democrat judge shapiro is running against republican john rafferty. the eagles have flown west for their next preseason test. tonight they take on the steelers in pittsburgh. csn's john clark is there live right now. john, a lot of eyes on sam bradford. >> reporter: we only got to see sam bradford for three plays in that first preseason game. tonight you're going to see a lot more of them. doug peterson's going to play them into the second quarter. that's good to see. they're warming up on the field behind me. look at sam bradford in action. what's interesting, the two years before this, sam bradford did not play in the first preseason game. he played in that first preseason game last week and e

he's going to get a lot more time tonight. he wants to start to come together and get some sort of rhythm. >> i'd really like to see us get into a flow, get into a nice rhythm, you know, get in and out of the huddle. you know, breaking the huddle efficiently, getting up there with plenty of time on the play clock. just the communication, the efficiency of the whole operation. i think that's kind of what i'm looking for. >> reporter: and right now, live, here at heinz field, you can see chase daniel, the backup quarterback warming up. if you see to the left there, the big tall guy, 6'5", 240 pounds, about to run a route, that is the new receiver doriel. he will not play tonight, but beckham is here warming up before the game. live in pittsburgh. we'll see you in an hour. >> all right, john, looking forward to that. live coverage from pittsburgh starts at 6:30, with our pregame

special. kickoff at 7:00. watch the game on csn or cozi tv. we have that information scrolling at the bottom of the screen for those channels. got a question for you. how many times have you seen one of those claw machines and thought, i can win something? well, one local lawmaker said the game is rigged, and he wants to do something about it. we'll explain next at 5:00. plus, you might have hated this heat wave. but did you know the sun also saved you from the pesky mosquitoes? we'll show you why the bugs could be back very soon. and keith, we are very close to breaking out of the heat wave. but either way, it's still hot outside. i'll show you if the heat will last through the weekend. and the next chance for thunderstorms, straight ahead. here's a live look at the olympic torch in rio. we're about to show you the latest medal count. if you're worried about spoilers, avert your eyes for the next few seconds. we'll be right back.

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this last heat wave made us sweat. it also took some of the sting out of those pesky summer mosquitoes. especially down the jersey shore. but that could change very quickly. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg is live in upper township, cape may county, to explain why. ted? >> reporter: well, keith, a lot of folks have needed a lot less of this. bug spray in the past couple weeks. but experts say don't put it away just yet. a day of crabbing with her family in stone harbor has come

with a little less bite lately. but diana blair isn't complaining. >> we've had some flies, but not too many mosquitoes. it's actually kind of refreshing. >> reporter: so far this year the cape may department of mosquito control has collected 25% fewer mosquitoes compared to the same time in 2015. >> overall, less mosquitoes. it's been the trend the last couple of weeks. >> reporter: experts say the recent heat wave and little rain are likely among the reasons why. >> they don't like the extreme heat. it actually dries them out. and it shortens their life span. >> reporter: billions of mosquito eggs in salt marshes just like this one along the jersey shore. the situation could quickly change if there's rainfall, more significant than what we got overnight, and the water sticks around for five to seven days to create prime mosquito breeding grounds. >> coupled with high tides, ow lunar tides, the mosquito production could take off in about a week's time. >> reporter: for now, though,

fewer mosquitoes means more time for fun. >> enables you to stay outside and enjoy your activities better. >> reporter: but remember, mosquito season usually lasts until there's a very hard frost, often in late october, or early november. so there's still a lot of time left for them to bite you. live in upper township, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> got to have a lot of bug spray handy, ted, thank you very much. we're not expecting a frost anytime soon, but we're finally going down in the heat wave. >> we'll be cooling down a lot with much lower humidity. look at the seven-day, temperatures drastically changing into next week. but it's still hot outside. 86 through parts of the lehigh valley. everybody seeing the sunshine. philadelphia coming in 88 degrees right now. so our pennsylvania suburbs, our

neighborhood temperatures here, cochranville, 85 degrees. unionville 85. phoenixville 87. much of montgomery county is in about the mid to upper 80s. collegeville with a reading of 90, a little bit warm, but warrington coming in at 85 degrees. the humidity, not as oppressive today, and the heat wave very close to coming to an end. so far today in the philadelphia area, we've been in the upper 80s. but we broke a little bit out of the 90s this afternoon. we'll have to see what the official high is in just a little bit here. over the weekend, the temperatures will be back around 90 degrees. it's still going to be hot this weekend, around 92. thunderstorms as we go through part of your weekend. not the whole thing, of course. your plans still look pretty good. as we go into next week, that's when weapon get the relief. it will be later on next week, not this weekend just yet. but the heat will be much lower, the humidity will be much lower. i really think you're going to like the forecast. locally on radar, we're nice and

dry. a few small showers trying to move into the poconos. best chance for anything later on this evening will be north and west of philadelphia. but not a big chance. it would be fairly isolated. here's a look at future weather tonight. we're going to stay mostly dry. tomorrow, another dry day. could see a shower up north and east. i think for the most part that's going to be it for your friday. saturday not looking too bad either. mostly sunny, maybe an isolated afternoon shower. sunday, mostly sunny. later in the day we'll be watching rain off to our west. and thunderstorms later in the day on sunday. so next three days, philadelphia area friday 89 and sunny. saturday near 90. sunday 91, with a chance of late day thunderstorms. pennsylvania suburbs around 90. best chance of showers late sunday. lehigh valley, same thing. mid-80s on sunday with a chance of the late day showers. if you're in new jersey friday and saturday, upper 80s. sunday late day showers or

storms. temperatures mainly in the mid-80s for your friday. but near 80 degrees saturday and sunday. nice looking weekend at the shore. delaware around 90 degrees through the weekend. still hot this weekend. relief not coming until next week. if you're heading to the shore, though, this weekend, avalon 79 saturday. 81 on sunday. margate, stone harbor all coming in around 80 degrees for the most part. rehoboth beach possibly around 91. and the uv index will be high. over the weekend, again, we're around 90 still. big changes into monday. look at next week, 83 monday, 81 on tuesday, sunny 83 wednesday, 85 thursday. that's going to be a big relief. lower humidity, the heat is going to be much lower. it's going to feel really, really nice. it's going to carry over a little bit as we go into next weekend. but temperatures will still be right near 90 degrees. if you look at both weekends here, they're both going to be fairly hot. in between those weekdays, it's going to feel great especially

in the morning hours. we'll take a closer look at your neighborhood weather coming up. pennsylvania officials gave an update today on the state's new medical marijuana program. governor wolf signed it back in april. temporary regulations for growers and processors have been drafted. >> this is a medical program. and we want physicians to be engaged with the program, and we want to compose those regulations in a thoughtful way. >> the program is expected to be up and running by early 2018. get a load of this now. one new jersey lawmaker has a concern about the claw games found in arcades and amusement parks. a state senator introduced a bill that would create more oversight over those games. critics say the claw games are easy to rig because operators can control the strength of the joy stick that works the claw. an official with the new jersey

amusement association reportedly denies the game is rigged. i'm jacqueline london live at the olympic games in rio. not many people could run like nia ali and look good while doing it. but getting glammed up is a part of her routine. i'll explain why, coming up next at 5:00. ♪

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firefighters in southern california continue to battle a wildfire that is still growing. the fire started tuesday and caused officials to order more than 80,000 people to evacuate their homes. the so-called blue cut fire is burning in san bernardino county, about an hour east of los angeles. the fire has grown to nearly 50 square miles. it's about the size of walt disney world. about 34,000 homes are in the

evacuation area. we talked to a frankfurt woman who is originally from california. >> it's not comfortable when your family is in an immediate threat. just to make sure my father is okay. as long as he's okay, i'm happy. that's all i care about right now. >> she told us she has been unable to get in contact with her father because the fire has knocked out power lines. moving east, the u.s. secretary of homeland security today toured parts of louisiana that had been devastated by historic floods. jeh johnson said the federal government will be in louisiana as long as it takes to help the community recover. the national weather service today washed heavy rains could lead to more floods in parts of the state. a woman found dead in a trash can, shot several times. police investigate this young woman's death, the victim's mother is telling us more about her life. that's next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

a community in shock. today they learned the victim found dead in a trash can was a young woman from wilmington. she was shot several times. and now police have a person of interest in custody. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong spoke to the victim's mother today. >> reporter: she actually lives a few blocks up taking care of her grandparents.

she would often come down to visit her on-again, off-again boyfriend. that is where, by the way, we know she was found dead yesterday, just a way from that house in a recycle bin out here on the curb. >> near the thomas edison school. >> reporter: a viewer sent this cell video to nbc 10. it was actually the body of 21-year-old precious hosskin, shot a number of times and stuffed into a recycle bin. >> everybody loved her. >> reporter: mary said the 21-year-old was in an on-again, off-again relationship with her boyfriend. he had recently done jail time for pulling a gun on her once before. >> i just found out that he was abusive to her. and i didn't know that. because she didn't tell me that. but he was a good dude. he just was dealing with mental issues. >> reporter: this morning a

wilmington s.w.a.t. team surrounded this home. the recycle bin had been discovered behind the row homes. a map is now being questioned by police. the crime scene team has been at the house all day searching for clues, as neighbors build a small memorial for precious. >> it's a shame. it doesn't make no sense. too much killing going on down here. i'm ready to move. >> reporter: you can see wilmington police department crime scene team here. they took the man from the house in custody, now at police headquarters. we've seen police gathering evidence. we saw them walk out with a long piece of railing. they're really doing evidence hunting in that house. hours after the initial s.w.a.t. team appeared here in wilmington. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> tim, thank you. bucks county's district attorney is retiring. david heckler announced to leave office september 2nd, more than a year before his send term was set to come to an end.

but heckler said he accomplished what he set out to do when he ran for office seven years ago. michelle henry will serve as district attorney until a replacement is named. more than 200 local children learned the importance of swimming safety. the boys and girls club of camden partnered with a connectic connecticut-based water group for the camp. there was an award ceremony that included special guests from the camden county sheriff's department. back here live in rio de janeiro. team usa and south jersey's english gardner get a second chance at the 4 by 100 women's relay. that's because american alex felix was bumped when she tried to hand off the baton. did you see it? if not, take a look. even if you did see it, it's

worth taking a look again. she tried to pass the baton to gardner. felix collided with a brazilian runner in the lane next to her. the u.s. won their appeal and will now run again tonight by themselves. they have to be the slowest qualifying team to make it into the final. there are a lot of other local track athletes who are dominating at olympic stadium. take a look at this video. bethlehem native, we've been talking about him and dorrel hill. both qualifying for the men's shot put today. kovaks will compete tonight. nbc 10 at a watch party for the olympian this morning at his alma mater. his former coach told us how much dorrel's olympic experience has meant to his biggest fans back home. >> the good part about this is he's young. so he has at least two more

olympics in him, you know. so we're proud of him. and he was a little worried yesterday. but that's what you expect out of a 22-year-old. >> reporter: his father, ellis hill, was able to make it to rio in time to see his son compete. the trip was made possible through the community that donated to his go-fund-me page. are you noticing a trend on the track? what may have started a few decades ago is at a whole new level. take a look. for a lot of women in track and field, there is a new gold standard for that game face. it started with flo-jo, the fierce fabulousness fashion on display on the track. now 30 years later with more cameras, cell phones and internet posts, going for glam

is almost as important as going for gold. striking a pose. this is the new game face of track. some say especially for hurdlers. >> people are like pulling out their little mirrors, fixing their lipstick. i'm like, this is too funny. >> reporter: nia aly said it's just as competitive as the actual race. >> everyone's trying to make sure they're right, before the race. you want to look good at the finish line. everybody's thinking about their pictures. even i'm like, i i'm not going wear my hair, because when people google the 2016 olympics, i'm coming across the line. you think about everything. when they call your name, you're like, what am i going to go? am i going to blow a kiss? just wave? >> reporter: and what to do with the flag. oh, they think about it. >> they tell us about the flag. telling us how to hold it.

we're like, that's simple. but when we cross the line, you forget, you're like, oh, just take it back. >> reporter: after securing silver, everything came naturally. her 14-year-old baby titus in her arm, the new winning game face, gold silver and bronze. and glamming up didn't hurt them one bit. a sweep in the 100-meter hurdles. good for them. nia ali said trying to live through her own eyes rather than behind a lens of a camera is a real challenge, though, especially here at the olympics. she said she's trying to enjoy every moment, but wants to capture it, too. let's talk to more competition. of course, we told you yesterday about jersey shore native joe molloy. he was the top american finisher in the triathlon. the browning brothers from great britain are the ones who grand gold and silver. >> jackie, thank you very much.

back to this now. there was a parade, and a rally, but now my alma mater villanova has a new way to celebrate their team's national championship. we're going to show it to you in just a bit. not that i'm excited or anything. plus, a woman waits months for her tax refund without any answers. then she called harry hairston and "nbc 10 responds." i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here.

game two of the doug peterson game is tonight. tune in to csn and cozi tv. coverage at 6:30, with the preseason kickoff. following the game, preseason finals takes you from the final

whistle right up to 11:00 tonight. we're scrolling the information, where you can find this thing right now at the bottom of your screen. while we're talking about sports, baseball 101 was in session today at citizens bank park. the special clinic is designed for women. it gives them a chance to take the field and learn from real phillies coaches like micky and juan samuel. the women get to see what it's like to play in the big leagues. two sisters we spoke to said they enjoyed the experience. >> there's a lot of people that are phillies fans, but don't truly understand the game of baseball, so this is an opportunity for them to learn. >> first time i had a chance to go in 30 years. >> it benefits phillies charities. new at 6:00, the phillies honor a young fan with a special story. this right here is 6-year-old caden, born with a syndrome that affected his arms and legs. he actually had a major surgery to replace one of his hands with

one of his feet. watch his incredible story of determination coming up at 6:00. i'll have to clear room on my desk for this one. villanova fans can now buy a championship bobblehead. it went on sale today. it features the mascot, along with the replica of a national championship trophy. there are only a little over 500 for these, 40 bucks apiece. i think i know a good christmas gift to think about. put it on the list now. >> you can put one on your night stand, because we know you will. >> i will. >> and in your kitchen and around your house. yeah, we have nice weather right now. we're dry and not at 90 degrees in philadelphia. we have officially ended the heat wave. it's still hot outside, though. we'll see if the heat lasts all the way through the weekend, and your chance of thunderstorms, that's coming up next. one day, history was made.

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in today's "nbc 10 responds," a woman waits months for her tax refund from the state of new jersey. after it doesn't show up, she reaches out to harry hairston for help. >> this washington township woman just wanted to do something nice for her son's high school graduation.

but she said the state failed her by leaving her refund in limbo. laurie couldn't wait to see her son, hank, graduate from high school. >> i was looking forward to that, to give him a nice gift. >> reporter: she planned to use the money from her tax return to throw hank a celebration before he starts college. >> he was asking for a dinner out with friends and loved ones. >> reporter: she filed both her state and federal taxes back in february. getting her money back from one return proved easy. >> in two weeks, i got the federal one back. >> reporter: but getting her new jersey income tax refund was another story. >> oh, my gosh, it was just -- it was pretty horrible. >> reporter: shepherd called the state and was told to submit additional paperwork. and she waited 90 more days. >> there was really no excuse for the delay. i immediately and professionally gave them anything they asked for, and they got it in a timely manner. >> reporter: after 90 days was up and still without answers, she called "nbc 10 responds."

>> i kept getting different stories. >> reporter: we immediately contacted the new jersey department of treasury. a spokesperson got right back to us, saying he's sent the issue to the right department. >> this is the new jersey division of taxation where you can check your refunds. >> reporter: days later she checked the website again. >> when i went there saturday morning, i was like, oh! it was unbelievable. i'm like, that harry hairston -- >> reporter: $882, just in time for college to start. now shepherd can give her son the celebration he deserves. >> thank you so much! unbelievable! amazing! amazing! nbc 10! >> glad she got her money back. we're going to add that money into our "nbc 10 responds" recovery counter. now we're standing at $82,670. i've got to tell you, i had to correct that on there. it's $82,000. >> that's a lot of money, folks.

>> amazing, in just a few months we can get that all back for these people. just unbelievable. >> we want to do more for you. >> harry hairston, thank you very much. if you have a consumer complaint for harry and the "nbc 10 responds" team, head to nbc10.com, or give us a call. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> cooling off in avalon. this looks nice. some people started the day with showers. others of us at the shore. and mostly sunny skies right now. looks beautiful out there at the shore. and we're going to keep seeing nice weather through the weekend. if you have plans to go to the jersey shore, the delaware beaches, it's going to be nice. less oppressive. that's the main headline, it's still hot outside it's just not as humid. temperatures are still around 90, but we did not hit 90 today in philadelphia so we're technically out of the heat wave. center city, still plenty of sunshine. you'll see a big change as we go

into next week. really nice weather heading our way. but in the meantime we're still going to be sitting in the upper 80s, around 90 for most of your weekend. 88 right now in philadelphia. wilmington 89. south jersey neighborhoods coming in around 87 degrees. take a look at the shore points. we have a land breeze here. so we've warmed up to 86 in stone harbor, 87 summers point. ventnor city is 89 degrees. water temperature around 70 now. so it is quite a bit cooler than it was earlier this week than last week. radar nice and dry. we have a few showers north and west, trying to sneak into the poconos, we could have a few isolated showers over the next few hours, but nothing major, nothing heavy expected. here's future weather. tonight we stay fairly quiet, mostly dry. tomorrow will be mostly dry day, sunny. in the afternoon there is a chance we could have an isolated shower maybe in new jersey at best. then we go into your saturday, looking pretty good. mostly sunny skies. temperatures around 90. there is a chance for maybe a

stray shower. won't be ruining your plans. by sunday, though, another day with temperatures around 90. by later in the day sunday, we'll be watching some rain off to our west. late day thunderstorms in the forecast for your sunday. here is your weekend forecast. if you're in philadelphia, the pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh valley, south jersey, or delaware, you'll be mostly around 90 over the next few days. sunday, some of our temperatures, mid to upper 80s. if you're along the shore, temperatures will be in the mid-80s. around 80 degrees. not as hot. brigantine this weekend, saturday, 79 degrees. sunday 79. if you're heading to wildwood, temperatures in the 80s mainly. 85 degrees as we go into sunday. mostly sunny. if you're heading to cape may, nice weekend setting up for you. 87 saturday. 88 degrees on sunday. and then we go into next week. big changes in the forecast. here's your ten-day. we're around 90 through the weekend. technically we've broken out of the heat wave today since we did not hit 90 degrees.

we hit 88. still hot outside, though. still going to be hot through the weekend. again, the best chance of storms late day sunday. take a look at monday, 83, sunny. tuesday, 81 sunny. morning low in the mid-60s. so it's going to be really nice next week. i think this is the kind of relief that we've been waiting for. wednesday morning, morning lows, low 60s. afternoon high 83 degrees. sunny. thursday, 85 and sunny. with the low humidity it's going to feel very comfortable next week. then we go into friday, and now we're talking about next weekend. temperatures will be warming back to around 90 degrees. so we're going to start to build up the heat again next weekend, kind of like this weekend. but the in-between days, a lot of relief in the forecast. i think a lot of you are really going to like this. glenn will have a closer look at your neighborhood weather at 6:00. sky force 10 is live over breaking news in vineland. an accident involving a freight truck, a dump truck, and another

car. this is happening on the southbound lanes of route 55. we're told two people were flown to the hospital. the others being treated on scene. you can see the tracks in the middle of that road. the accident is also causing a lot of delays on route 55, as you can imagine. we'll keep an eye on the situation and bring you any updates as they come into the nbc 10 newsroom. nbc 10's jacqueline london is live in rio. she's following our local athletes as they compete for olympic gold. good to see you, jackie. >> reporter: good to see you, too, keith. jordan burrows is going for his second consecutive gold medal. he's from camden county. we're going to tell you why burrows says winning isn't his most important goal. that's next.

back here live in rio de janeiro. tomorrow the man who's arguably the best wrestler in the world hits the mat here in rio.

his name is jordan burroughs and he's from sicklerville in camden county. >> every time i step on the mat, i get to see what i'm made of. >> reporter: he's confident. >> i think my best stuff is better than anyone else in the world's best stuff. i'm not afraid to make my plans and goals public. >> reporter: he's going for his second consecutive gold medal in the olympics. he's not just trying to win, he's trying to create a legacy. >> someone told me they were like, man, if you win this gold medal here, you are an absolute legend. >> reporter: despite his four world championships, there's one title he cherishes above all. >> it's harder to be a dad than an olympic champion. >> reporter: burroughs and his wife lauren have two children. burroughs posted this photo on instagram saying, my babies made

it to rio. wouldn't want to do it without them. >> i want to be representative for all fathers. like you can still be exceptional at your field and be a great dad. >> reporter: burroughs grew up in sicklerville, camden county. he wrestled at winslow high school which didn't have enough wrestling uniforms to go around. >> we would have to take it off in the locker room and give it to me. >> reporter: what they lacked in resources they made up with experience. in 2005, burroughs lost the state title to a wrestler he would see again. frank molinaro, now his teammate in rio. >> we're both olympians. 11 years later, we're both olympians. >> reporter: and burroughs won his state championship next year. he's favored to win here in rio, definitely one to watch. still ahead at 6:00, we have several developments in the reported armed robbery of ryan lochte and his teammates. why authorities in brazil say lochte and his teammates are

lying. and the new video that has come out casting doubts on the swimmer's story. more on that in just a few minutes. for now, back to jim in the studio. >> thank you, jacqueline, we'll see you soon. coming up at 6:00, we'll take you inside the new renovated king of prussia mall, the changes, job openings and parking technology. fighting for tradition. a local county gearing up for a court battle to keep its signature look. that story all new at 6:00. glenn? >> and we're getting a brief break from the 90s. but storms are ahead for at least a part of the weekend. i'm tracking the timeline next in my first alert neighborhood forecast. we continue to follow this breaking news out of vineland. sky force 10 over this accident. in the northbound lanes of route 55, that side of the road shut down right now as police investigate and treat victims there at the scene. we're told two people were also flown to the hospital.

we'll keep an eye on this situation and bring you updates as they come in to nbc 10.

i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs] victims or liars. police say ryan lochte's story about getting robbed at gun point is not true. the video that shows it all unfold. also, attention shoppers. we go inside the king of prussia mall for a first look at the multi-million dollar upgrades

unveiled today. cross controversy. the image rooted in one local community's history that landed them in a court battle over tradition. right now at 6:00, drunk and destructive, that's how rio police describe ryan lochte and three other usa swimmers, the night they say they were robbed by fake police. brazilian officials released this surveillance video today saying the athletes are lying. good evening. i'm jacqueline london. this has become the biggest headline to come out of the olympics, and only nbc 10 is here in rio to cover it for you. now, a brazilion police authority is ordering ryan lochte and his teammates to apologize after claiming they were victims of a crime. the robbery that was or wasn't is becoming the biggest

spectacle outside of the olympic venues. ryan lochte is sticking by his story that he and three teammates were held up at gun point on their way back to the athletes village from a party. >> a guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it, put it to my forehead and set get down. i was like -- i put my hands up, i was like, whatever. he took our money. he took my wallet. >> reporter: brazilian police say it was a drunken argument over a broken bathroom door. today lochte's three teammates are stranded in brazil after police seized their passports. two of them appeared to fold. after authorities forced them off their plane last night. they reportedly told investigators today the robbery was fabricated. police also gave their side of the story at a news conference and released this surveillance video from a rio gas station. investigators say the swimmers were drunk sunday morning when they damaged a bathroom, then tried to leave.