now it's your turn to make the switch. right now on nbc 10 news at 11:00 a.m., a deadly home invasion. police say a man is gunned down in front of six children. jerry sandusky back in court. we'll tell what you he's doing to try and clear his name. and farewell to rio. the games of the xxxi olympiad go out with a bang. we'll show you tell final medal count. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 11:00, a double shooting leaves a man dead and his wife in critical condition. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. the shooting happened this morning in front of six children on north 7th street in philadelphia's huntington park

neighborhood. nbc 10's mondique braxton has more. >> reporter: hi, vai. police returned to the neighborhood to examine the victims' car. people on the block are shocked the 35-year-old victim was murdered in front of his wife, six children, and the wife was shot as well. we watched homicide detectives examine the scene here in the 7300 block of north 7th street for clues overnight. police tell us they believe a shotgun was used to kill an adult male and wound his wife in a second floor rear bedroom around 1:00 this morning. three casings were found there. we spoke with neighbors as they came out to see what had happened. >> i never seen any suspicious activity in the house or nothing. i just moved here like 2 1/2 months ago. i never seen her. nothing out of the ordinary.

>> reporter: police tell us the deceased male was 28 price. they do believe he was targeted. we also got a lock at the alley here behind the 3700 block. we saw that police tell us this is where they found a shotgun, a sack of live shotgun shells were also discovered, along with a knit skull cap that may have been used as a mask. the children range in age from 5 to 13. they were seen leaving the home this morning with their grandparents. and we just got an update that the 40-year-old female, the children's stepmother, was shot twice and right now is listed in critical condition at temple. live for now in hunting park, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. three miles away in port richmond another family is recovering after a home invasion on east lipin cot street. two armed men pistol whipped a man inside. he is in the hospital but is expected to be okay. the attack happened just before 11:30. the robbers got away with cash.

police say a child was inside the home but was not hurt. one person is dead and another in critical condition after a fire trapped them inside this house in germantown. nbc 10 on the scene on east clapier street. this happened last night. neighbors rushed toward the heavy smoke but couldn't get inside. firefighters arrived to pull the victims out. >> the smoke was too thick, they didn't get in. >> medics took three other people to the hospital with minor smoke inhalation. investigators are looking at how this fire started. and two firefighters are recovering after being injured in a propane tank explosion in bucks county. investigators tell us several propane tanks caught fire in a garage yesterday in bensalem township. happening now, jerry sandusky is back in court to resume his appeal hearing. the former penn state assistant

football coach is trying to have his child sex abuse conviction overturned. he testified that he never molested boys and that he wasn't properly represented at his trial in 2012. if the appeal is successful, the judge could order a new trial. one of the suspects in a deadly street racing accident in northeast philadelphia is facing a judge. police say ron ferrell was racing chris bloomfield last july through somerton when bloomfield crashed into a tree. police say bloomfield walked away before emergency crews arrived. he has a hearing scheduled tomorrow. farrell will be arraigned today. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. just a drop dead gorgeous day around our region. a live look at roxboro from our presidential city camera. comfortable weather conditions have returned. but how long will it stick around?

that's the question. nbc 10's first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with the forecast and the answers. >> hi, vai. it won't be lasting all week but it will last another couple of days. great weather for baseball or any other kind of outdoor activity. we don't have any clouds in the area, let alone rain. we have to go back a long way to the west to find any kind of showers. this is the front that came through last night with all of the showers and thunderstorms. the temperatures now only in the 70s. 77 in philadelphia. and the humidity is way down as well. temperatures barely getting into the 80s during the day today, starting to cool off quickly tonight. it will be another comfortable night. by 10:00, it's 64 degrees in the lehigh valley and in the 60s across the rest of the area. high it was at the shore as warm

as the inland areas. we'll see how much it warms up and when, coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, glenn. a check on the roads with traffic reporter pamela osborne. seeing any trouble spots, pam? >> some delays on the blue route, north of beady road there. a jackknifed trailer in the southbound lanes approaching where that was, some delays happening right now as a result of that. we're keep an eye on an accident in upper marion, you'll want to avoid that area as well. mass transit, septa is having some delays with their trollies. nothing really significant there. but something to be aware of this morning if that's how you're getting around today. one more look, cherry hill, new jersey. this is route 70 at cornell avenue. everything is moving smoothly. >> pamela, thank you. happening today, repairs to

a gas main will cut down some lanes of traffic in cherry hill. pse&g is doing the work. the project should be finished by saturday. for updates, tap the nbc 10 app. happening today, crews in north philadelphia will be demolishing the west sedgely avenue bridge. the demolition starts at 6:00 p.m. tonight and expected to end by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. officials say neighbors should expect minimal noise during construction work. the bridge is being replaced. officials say the entire project should be done by the end of the year. ♪ the games in rio are in the history books today. a spectacular fireworks display marked the end of the closing ceremony last night. the fireworks shot from the top of the rio stadium and samba singers brought the crowd inside to their feet. here is your final olympic medal

count. team usa dominated the competition by racking up 121 medals. the next closest country was china with 70, followed by great britain and russia. president obama saluted team usa with this tweet which read in part, couldn't be prouder of team usa. your determination and passion inspired so many of us. the one black guy for t-- black eye for the u.s. athletes is the incident involving ryan lochte. police say the swimmers vandalized a gas station restroom and were confronted by security guards who demanded they pay for the damage. lochte talked about ripping a poster off the wall. >> you just ripped it off the wall? >> yeah. and i have no idea -- i was very

intoxicated. i have no idea why. i mean, it was immature. it was childish. >> and it made a big noise? >> and it made a big noise. and we continued to walk out and get into a taxi. >> the u.s. olympic committee says the swimmers will face discipline but have not yet decided what it will be. nikes for newborns. that's what newark olympian delle donne promised, that she would buy every baby born in the hospital over the weekend a pair of nikes. team usa got the gold and the newborns got the shoes. one of those babies, it so happens, is the granddaughter of one of our nbc 10 employees. gold medal swimmer kelly worrell from vorhees threw out

the first pitch yesterday. also at citizens bank park, a call for change after two people were hurt by foul balls during phillys games over the weekend. it started at saturday night's home game. a girl was hit by a line drive off the bat of freddie galves. the little girl was taken to the childrens hospital of philadelphia. on sunday a woman was hit in the face by another foul ball. fans say they're worried whether there's enough net to go protect the fans. >> it's scary to think a baseball could actually hit your child in the game. >> before the season started, the phillies were one of 19 teams that extended the netting to the sides of the dugout near home plate. but now they could be doing more. the team released this statement that reads in part, we decided earlier this season to consider the possibility of further expansion next season. a mother and son find themselves in a frightening

situation. the pair are left hanging, literally inches from disaster. we'll show you what happened next. is a trump change in store? why political observers think the republican nominee could modify one of his signature policy proposals. glenn? and what a beautiful start to the workweek. but the heat is going to be returning eventually. i'll show you when.

now to decision 2016. there is an indication that donald trump may be looking to change his tone on one of his most controversial proposals of the campaign. and it involves deporting millions of undocumented immigrants. nbc's hallie jackson reports. >> reporter: a new week and a new tone for donald trump's team. seeming to soften his stance supporting a so-called deportation force to remove the limit estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. will trump actually use that force? >> to be determined. >> reporter: the candidate silent, his policy still standing, with trump struggling to win over minority voters, not just latinos but african-americans, from whom he has just 1% support. >> you're living in poverty.

you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> reporter: that argument to black voters delivered to mostly white communities. >> i live in a white community, i'm white, i was very moved by his comment. he is trying to tell americans we can do better. >> reporter: now as trump tries to stay on message for another week and on attack against hillary clinton, one of his top surrogates is raising eyebrows, raising questions about clinton's health. >> go online and put down, "hillary clinton illness" and look at the videos for yourself. >> reporter: clinton's theme has shot down what they call deranged theories about her physical fitness. she's under fire for her charitable foundation. >> what the foundation is saying is they don't want to become a

distraction, that they want to go as far as they possibly can to make sure there's no possible conflict of interest. >> that was hallie jackson reporting. meanwhile trump's running mate, indiana governor mike pence, will hold a rally in pipersville, bucks county, tomorrow afternoon at worth and company, a mechanical contractor there. earlier this month pence hosted a town hall event in lancaster. a crash left a mother and son dangling from a florida overpass. the rescue was caught on camera. witnesses say the woman was driving this car yesterday before she lost control and went over a concrete barrier. firefighters had to use slings in order to secure the car and make sure it didn't fall any further. rescuers also had to break out the back windows to pull the mother and her son to safety. you see them doing that right there. the two are wearing their seatbelts and suffered minor injuries. the mother was charged with careless driving. a paraglider is dead after

slamming into a church on sunday in draper. police say the 57-year-old pilot crashed into a roof of a church building. police are investigating whether the crash could have been caused by either a malfunction with the glider or a medical condition of its operator. the church was evacuated and services were cancelled. this morning, nine people are hurt in ohio after a driver accidentally plowed into a crowd of people at an outdoor concert near cleveland. police say the driver was a 74-year-old woman. she accidentally hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes while trying to get out of her parking space. six people were taken to the hospital, two of them seriously hurt. so far charges have not been filed against the driver. police say they're still reviewing this case. and in central california, firefighters think they have stopped a wildfire from spreading to a historic landmark. the flames have stopped three

miles from hearst cancel. tours there have been cancelled. 46 buildings have been destroyed by the flames and hundreds more are threatened. south texas is cleaning up after heavy rain pounded the austin area wednesday night. several people had to be rescued from flooding to the south. high waters swept through streets and across bridges. check out this video of a dust storm rolling through phoenix, arizona. the storm yesterday was fueled by wind, wind gusts as high as 40 miles per hour. the dust moved across two major interstates and caused problems for drivers with visibility. the airport had to stop planes from taking off and landing during the worst of this dust storm. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. finally we've gotten the heat and the humidity out of here. temperatures now in the 70s. 77 in philadelphia. but the humidity is way down from what it has been much of

the month of august. 75 in new jersey. 74 lehigh valley. 78 parts of delaware. the friend, well, it was 93 degrees on saturday, 89 sunday. but 83 today. 82 tuesday. we start going up on wednesday. and by the end of the week, we could be back to 90 degrees. we have a land breeze at the shore. and that's why it's just as warm or even warmer at the beaches than it is inland. 81 in ventner, 80 in mays landing. 77 in woodbine. 77 in cape may point. we've had really hot weather at the shore, ocean temperature is 70 degrees, by the way. no cloud anywhere close to us. the nearest in mississippi. most of the country is pretty dry. we have a dry weather pattern this week. this is the predicted high temperature with the predicted

feels-like temperature. and last week and the week before, these numbers were way higher than the air temperature. but not this time. chestnut hill, 82 degree-high, feels like 80 because the humidity is so low. makefield, feeling like 78. a lot of people enjoying this kind of weather. stone harbor, 79, feeling like 78. harrington in delaware, 82, feeling like 81. it was feeling like, what, 120 a week ago? in the tropics, mid-august to mid-october, this is tropical storm fiona. there are other disturbances that may become prop storms over this week. one of them, as you can see, moving in the general direction of the bahamas and storms that we're going to have to keep an eye on as we go through the late

portion of the week and into next week. there's certainly no threat of anything over the next few days. there's no threat of really any cloud cover over the next few days. there are the temperatures in philadelphia and the suburbs. lehigh valley, barely to 80 today and tomorrow. then warming up a bit on wednesday. the jersey shore in the 80s with the land breeze. once the sea breeze kicks in, it's not going to be quite as hot. and on the ten-day forecast, there's an 85 wednesday. 88 thursday. back up to 90 degrees on friday. and then over the weekend, we're in the 80s. we're still basically dry. good time to wash the car, because it's not going to rain for quite a while. >> all right, good advice, thank you. a new proposal for fighting an epidemic, experts say there's a step pediatricians should be allowed to take that could help

reduce the problem of opioid addiction. what one organization would like to see happen, coming up. is your job taking a toll on your mental health? what one new study has to say.

pediatricians, according to a study, should be able to treat opioid use in teens.

use has doubled among adolescents in the past 25 years. here in philadelphia, officials say overdose deaths from fentanyl have gone up 636% over the last two years. that's why the american academy of pediatrics is recommending doctors consider treating young patients with medications that help build long term sobriety. the nbc 10 digital team spent five months investigating the issue of opioid addiction in our region and beyond. check out their award-winning coverage right now in the nbc 10 app. the documentary, "generation addicted," will air on nbc 10 on august 31st, which is international overdose awareness day. you may want to encourage your teens to eat healthy rather than worry about their weight. new research shows teens who focus on eating right are less likely to be obese or have an eating disorder. studies show family involved in treating weight problems is more

effective than concentrating only on struggling adolescents. the american academy of pediatricians recommends parents discourage dieting, promote a positive body image, have more family meals and avoid talking about weight. if you want to be mentally fit in your 40s, get a good job in your 20s. that's the main finding of a new study from ohio state university. researchers looked at today from over 6,000 people. those dissatisfied with their employment in their early years were more worried, had more depression, and were more likely to have trouble sleeping by their 40s. trouble in the tracks in texas. a train goes off the tracks and into the water, coming up. one boy's wish. a child with a rare disease is about to have a dream come true.

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we have breaking news out of pennsauken, camden county. police have made an arrest in the murder of a 2-year-old boy. the child died of energy injuries. the mother's boyfriend faces homicide charges. the police came to the home on route 38 saturday night after a 911 call. nbc 10's cydney long is working on the story, look for reports from her later today on nbc 10 news. police continue to search for clues after a double shooting leaves a man dead and his wife in critical condition. the father was gunned down in front of his six young children in front of their home. nbc 10's monique braxton is live on the scene. >> reporter: hey, vai. investigators tell us the children found inside this home when gunshots were fired were between the ages of 5 and 13.

we've also learned they were the deceased man's children. we captured this video a short time ago. detectives are combing over the car of the 36-year-old man killed. police just updated his age. also this morning, we were shown the backdoor police believe two murder suspects entered. neighbors outside talking, describing what happened as shocking. a man murdered in front of his six children. his wife also shot. we watched homicide detectives examine the home on the 3700 block of north 7th street overnight. three shell casings were found in the bedroom. but the people we spoke to didn't hear the violence. >> that someone would come through the back and shoot and kill him. >> no, because i'm still trying to see where did they come through the back? i'm still wondering.

i don't know nothing. i was shocked. when you come in late, you just relax. i went to sleep 12:30. i didn't hear nothing. >> reporter: take a look at this. in this alley, police tell us, a shotgun was discovered, along with a sack of live shells, and a knit skull cap that may have been used as a mask. the children left the house early this morning with their grandparents. and we're being told the 40-year-old wife of the victim, who was shot twice, is listed in critical condition. she is able to speak to police. live now in hunting park, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. jerry sandusky is back in court this morning. the former penn state assistant football coach is trying to have his child sex abuse conviction overturned. he testified that he never molested boys and wasn't properly represented at his

trial in 2012. one person is dead and another in critical condition after this house fire in germantown. nbc 10 on the scene on east clapier street last night. neighbors rushed toward the heavy smoke but could not get inside. goodbye rio. the games in rio de janeiro ended with this spectacular fireworks display which shot from the top of rio stadium, putting an end to two weeks of amazing competitions. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. we have much more comfortable conditions today at the jersey shore, as we give you a live look at cape may, where people are enjoying the beach while they can. it's the start of the last couple of weeks of the summer season. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with our forecast. >> hi, vai. very high humidity at the shore

over the last couple of weeks. not uncomfortable anywhere today. 77 in philadelphia, 73 in some of the suburbs. 75 in new jersey. 74 in lehigh valley. we have no cloud cover anywhere in the area. of course you need clouds to produce any rain. this is the system that brought the rain and thunderstorms yesterday. some places got multiple inches of rain. there's nothing coming. we have plenty of time to dry out this week. it's 61 degrees tomorrow. it's 77 by noon. 82 degrees by 4:00. we've got nothing but sunshine across the area. and look at that. not a single cloud in this forecast. but 59 degrees by tomorrow morning in parts of new jersey. 60 in delaware, that's kind of cool for what we've seen during the month of august. we'll see when the humidity and the temperatures are going back up with the rest of the forecast

in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, glenn. breaking news right now in the ryan lochte olympics controversy. speedo just announced moments ago it's dropping its sponsorship of the swimmer. the company will donate lochte's $50,000 fee to children in brazil. the olympic medallist admitted to lying about being robbed in rio. a bridge failure caused a freight train carrying coal to derail north of texas. a portion of the bridge collapsed 6:00 p.m. local time yesterday, causing 26 cars to leave the track. five of them fell into the water below. luckily, no one was hurt. firefighters in washington state are battling a handful of large wildfires that sparked over the weekend and remain uncontained this morning. two of the fires that broke out yesterday are now together being called the spokane complex fire. flames are threatening dozens of homes in the area. at least five buildings where burned. crews on the scene say the fire could be as large as 500 acres.

and a second person is now charged in the murder of a penn state professor who was pushed off a cliff and fell 80 feet to his death. on saturday, donnell guire was arraigned in the death. george ishlor jr. already faces charges. the professor worked at penn state. police said the two plotted to kill him because they thought they would benefit from a will the professor recently signed. three catholic churches are closed for good next month in the archdiocese of philadelphia. st. john of the cross, st. cecilia, and montedella church are shutting their doors. the archdiocese blames financial problems. the buildings were only being used occasionally for mass as well as weddings and also

funerals. from the nbc 10 delaware bureau, a church is stanning up to vandals. the first unitarian church of wilmington dedicated two more banners in support of the black lives matter movement. since may vandals have targeted several of these banners. the church has long been active in racial justice, women's rights, and lgbtq initiatives. >> we actually, as i say in the black lives matter movement, we are a leaderful movement. we have many people who have been involved who understand what we're doing and how we are doing it. >> the church says it's working with police to install motion sensors. church leaders say every time a banner is havenvandalized, a don will be made to the black lives matter cause. landon le chance will travel

to the vatican. the make a wish foundation told landon yesterday in mass that he should pack his bags. >> i want to see the pope. i wanted to get blessed by the pope. >> he's just focusing on getting better and being normal, trying to be as normal as he can. he just wants to be free of the tumors and pray for a miracle. >> landon and his family will leave in the next two weeks to get the pope's blessing. the last chance for a late summer vacation is coming up. labor day weekend is nearly here. this year it looks like it will be more affordable to travel, provided you aren't realizing on a certain way to pay for it. details from nbc 10 national reporter chris clackum. >> reporter: the last two weeks of the summer vacation season are upon us. it will culminate in the long labor day holiday weekend where record travel might occur because of travel bargains.

>> affordable airfare and a strong hotel market really are making it advantageous time for travelers to get away. >> reporter: historically low gas prices are still where consumers are saving the most. but that's not the only way to save. >> we're seeing flight prices lower than we've seen in the past couple of seasons. >> reporter: airline tickets might be cheaper too. but don't plan on using frequent flier miles. labor day weekend is another blackout period. although cnbc's kelly grant says you still better be using them somehow, and soon. >> you might never use those points at all. just because they will expire in a lot of cases if you are not actively participating in program. >> reporter: she also says airlines are now frequently changing terms for earning and redeeming miles. >> because they've changed everything around, suddenly you need to amass even more to get there. >> reporter: so for labor day flying this year, resolve to

earn instead of burn reward miles. it might be cheaper anyway. chris clackum, nbc 10 news. today is national take your cat to the vet today. i don't know if you knew that. the recent survey by a cat and doing food company found 60% of cat owners do not take their cat to the vet on a regular basis. cat owners are being asked to pledge to see the vet this year. for every pledge taken through friday, royal kainen will donate a bowl of food. we're learning about kobe bryant's new business plan. see what he's working on, coming up. glenn? >> it's nice and comfortable today. i'm tracking activity in the tropics and the first alert neighborhood forecast.

trip to trip the drug company pfizer is adding another company to its chain. it's buying the cancer drug company medivation for $15 billion. medivation owns the rights to a prostate cancer treatment and other cancer drugs in development. the boards of both companies approved the deal. hyundai and mitsubishi are recalling thousands of cars for problems that could lead to crashes.

federal officials say hyundai is recalling 2013 elantras because a brake pedal stopper could fail, which could cause the transmission to shift out of park without applying the brake pedal. mitsubishi is recalling 2015 and 2016 outlanders and other cars because of the problem. a fellow judge blocks bathroom rules intended to allow transgender students to use the restroom of their choice. the judge for the northern district of texas granted a weig nationwide injunction yesterday. it temporarily blocks the guidance from the obama administration covering students in public schools. 13 states including texas appealed to the courts, arguing the directive is unconstitutional. in may the federal government directed the public schools to allow transgender student to use bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their gender identity. kobe bryant is getting back to business, this time off the

court. the lower merion native retired from the nba at the end of last season but is now launching a $100 million venture capital fund to vest in media and tech companies. his companies include legal services firm legal zoom. tonight "american ninja warrior" is back in philadelphia. the hit nbc show returns to the city. four women will compete for the first time in the show's history in the finals. the contestants are vying for a chance to compete for the las vegas finals where they can win $1 million. if you remember, our own keith jones tried the first course in philly but like hundreds of others, ended up falling in the water. he was game and gave it the old college try. if your house caught on

fire, is your smoke detector working? do you have a carbon monoxide detector inside your home? does your family have an escape plan in case of a fire? these are important questions. this weekend, a special event will help make sure you can answer those important questions. gigi lubin is from the company first alert, holding the safety first event in northeast philadelphia. she is here with lieutenant ron phillip from the union fire company in salem. thank you both for being here. gigi, tell what you say people will learn this saturday. >> the campaign brings fire and carbon monoxide safety to communities around the country. there will be fire trucks. they'll have a brand-new ladder truck from the union fire company. there's even a campaign were kids can build wooden fire trucks. kids will learn and families will learn about the importance of smoke alarms. they don't last forever.

they need to be replaced every ten years. there's also a new line of smoke and carbon monoxide alarms where the batteries last for ten years. >> i saw that in the e-mail i received. and you don't have to replace them, right? >> correct. they're sealed within the unit. even if you could get to them, you couldn't use it in another product, which is very great. and it gives you an end of life warning for the alarm that signals when it's time to take it down and put up a new one. it really is simple. >> because one of the tragedies, in fires, you go in, firefighters do the investigation, they found out there was a fire alarm but the batteries were dead or there were never batteries in the fire alarm. what's the biggest mistake people make when this comes to safety? >> they don't test their batteries. you should test them once a month.

i've any been on a call where there was a fatality in a home with a working smoke detector. >> that's amazing. gigi, i also want to ask you about carbon monoxide detectors. that worries people because you can't smell it, you can't detect it, the nose can't detect it. >> correct. 450 people die each year from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. you can't taste it, you can't smell it. a carbon monoxide alarm gives you early warning to tell you, hey, this isn't the flu, it's carbon monoxide and you need to get up and get out. and that alarm that i showed you, the cool thing about this is it has a digital readout that tells you the highest level of carbon monoxide that was read, which is great information for first responders. you know, you can find all this information too at the forasaferplace.com website. it's an at lowe's of northeast

philadelphia this weekend. >> you would be proud of me, we had a family evening, we made a decision which window we would go out of in case of a fire. in one window, we would shimmy down a tree and at the other window, we put a rope ladder at the bottom of the window. that's what people should do. >> very important. >> you practice. you practice that escape plan. have two ways out. and never go back inside the home for any reason whatsoever. >> we didn't practice shimmying down the tree, we probably should have done that. they're all gone now, so me and my wife have to practice that. thank you for coming today. >> make sure you check those smoke alarms. >> good counsel. the for a safer place event will happen this saturday from 9:00 a.m. to noon at lowe's at 9701

roosevelt boulevard in philadelphia. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it's been a while since i've been able to say this, but spectacular weather out there. we have some fair weather clouds. this is in easton. these clouds are not thick at all. they are not capable of product any rainfall. 74 degrees in lehigh valley on average. the specifies, leesport at 74. redding, 74. bethlehem and easton at 76 degrees. no significant cloud cover anywhere. no showers anywhere. look at that. look how dry the entire northeastern united states is. plus we have the comfort that has returned. now, it was 93 degrees on saturday. we had really high humidity

yesterday. but the temperature is down and the humidity is down. that's that double effect that we have here. going up to about 85 degrees on wednesday. and then it starts to get hotter later on during the week. but for tomorrow, look at these high temperatures. below average for this time of the year, chestnut hill, 81. redding, 81 degrees. we'll see a lot of similar temperatures. again, very low humidity. dover, 81 degrees. that's about as good as it gets. as far as rain chances, this is through the rest of the week and into saturday. look at dover. zero. absolutely zero chance. atlantic city, zero chance for the rest of the week. you don't see that very often at this time of the year. the tropics are getting a little

moretivity. the peak of hurricane season historically is mid-august to mid-october, so we're getting right into the peak. we have fiona out there in the atlantic. it's not very strong. it's expected to move into the northwest and, if anything, weaken over the next few days. there will be other systems developing this week. we'll talk about the tropics more as we get into wednesday. 90 degrees on friday. the humidity will be back up as well. so we can't say that the entire week is going to be very comfortable. by the weekend, we're still basically dry. and then the first decent chance of any kind of showers and storms comes on monday. and by that time, we're starting to keep more of an eye on the tropics, because this is the time of year and things are becoming more active.

we'll be right back.

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organizations implementing new and innovative programs. the application is on our website at nbc10.com. the deadline to apply is this friday, so you've got to hurry. coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, "the ellen degeneres show" with ryan reynolds, then nbc 10 news at 4:00. today, a local woman got too sick to take her planned vacation. when she was left with expensive change fees, she called nbc 10 responds for help. see what they were able to do to fix her vacation dilemma. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here. you know, i could do the weather, it's that easy. 82 degrees. >> right, right. we're like firemen. when it gets really, really rough, we're working 24 hours a day. >> then i don't want to do the weather. >> that's when the pressure's on, too. we've got this beautiful start to the week. by the end of the week, it's going to get hotter and more humid. we've got plenty of dry days ahead and plenty of time to dry out. a lot of places had some really

heavy rain yesterday, especially delaware. >> thanks a lot. have a great day. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips.

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[light music] ♪ >> victor: [clears throat] ♪ >> maggie: seems like so long ago. >> victor: time flies when you're having fun. >> maggie: [laughs] yes, it does. i didn't even know we had any wedding photos. we didn't have any flowers or music or a caterer. but it was a perfect day. ♪ when you get married at our... less-than-tender age-- [chuckles] you're not looking forward to having babies or the promise of a long life built together. >> victor: quality over quantity, my dear.