if america's favorites - (vo)burgers, tacos and chili ask could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your turn to make the switch. back on patrol. an officer shot seven times less than three months ago hits the streets tonight and nbc 10 is right there with him. >> going to have s.w.a.t. in route to that situation.

>> a suspect started shooting at officers inside a house with several kids in the home. hall-of-famer alan iverson now officially enshrined as a basketball legend. we're live at the hall of fame. nbc 10 news starts now. a steamy springsteen show tonight. thousands are packing citizens bank park to watch the boss perform on a day of record-setting heat. good evening, everyone. i'm jim rosenfield. this september heat will is stay for the start of your weekend. near records tomorrow? >> that's right, near records tomorrow. we set records today, 95 degrees in philadelphia. that broke a record 132 years old. yesterday 95. looks like saturday about 96. the record's 97. 86 degrees for sunday, so it's not going to stay hot all weekend. take a look at these numbers

today, 95 beat the old record of 94 in philadelphia. atlantic city beat the record by 5 degrees, wilmington beat the record and trenton beat a record by2 degrees. right now, it's 82 in philadelphia, and in wilmington, 80 in dover, so it is another warm, humid night. last night, the temperature didn't even go below 80. tomorrow, starting off in the upper 70s, and going into the mid-90s. the only showers we possibly have here is toward the lehigh valley later on during the day. we'll talk more about those big changes coming later in the weekend in just a few minutes. >> all right, glen. to track this extreme heat you can do that on the nbc 10 app. you can get weather alerts and see the ten-day forecast on your phone now or anytime. an officer is excited to be back at work tonight. he's calling it a typical shift, but his bosses, his family and

theborou boroug borough are cal incredible. chris dorman survived seven gun shots a few months ago. >> i was ready to come back that day. if i could have, i would have. >> drew smith was there as he went back on patrol. >> reporter: with a handshake from his chief, officer chris dorman walked out of the police station, the start of a 12-hour shift. >> just like any other day. >> reporter: he suited up in a uniform he says he's missed since the start of his recovery. two of the seven shots fired at him hit his old bulletproof vest. he's wearing a loaner tonight. >> i like the job i had. best job i've ever had. >> reporter: back in june when dornen's supervisors heard this, they feared the worst. >> it's amazing that everything transpired, that he's okay.

>> reporter: police charged dante island with murder. dorman has gone through surgery and painful procedures. >> i was thinking six months, maybe a year, not two and a half months. >> reporter: his youngest relative and biggest supporter was out there to wish the officer well. and through all this, dorman's family has gotten bigger. his police family is grateful to have him back and amazed that the man who took a bullet through his cheek is serving with a smile tonight. in full croft, drew smith, nbc 10 news. an s.w.a.t. stand off put a west philadelphia neighborhood on edge for nearly two hours tonight an armed man barricaded himself inside and fired shots at police. andrea klein thomas was there as the situation unfolded. she's joining us live from the

18th district tonight. >> reporter: two people are recovering from gun shot wounds tonight, that is the victim and suspect. police believe they are related. they say they're possibly brother and sister. >> i saw the lady in a pink, like nightgown. and she was in the alley way knelt down. and he was yelling for help. >> reporter: police responded to calls about a woman screaming just before 4:30 this afternoon. when they arrived, officers say a woman in her 20s opened the door. >> shots fired. >> reporter: police say when talking to the woman a man started shooting from the back of the house. police returned fire and retreated to the street. >> we didn't get a chance to ascertain what this was about. gunfire erupt the almost immediately. >> reporter: caught in the middle. the woman was shot but was able to run to a neighbor's house. police have not said whose bullet pierced her arm. >> it was outside, everywhere, and they called for backup, and

a everybody came to the alley way. >> reporter: the armed man bailed to the basement of the home. there were also four children barricaded inside. the entire block and surrounding streets were blocked off. >> can't even come up the block. people that live on the block couldn't come home. >> reporter: skyforce 10 shows s.w.a.t. officers entering the home. the suspect was taken out on a stretcher with a gunshot wound to his leg. the two adults and children were unharmed. nearly two hours later it was over. >> any kids in the house, and they're still shooting. >> reporter: so far police have not released the name of the suspect or what charges will be filed. we're live tonight in west philadelphia. new details on last night's story, a woman is facing charges after she tried to run over an officer with a stolen jeep in

kensington. officers say she started driving straight toward them. an officer fired shots, hitting avila in the hand. she hit a barrier before crashing into a police van. no officers were hurt. donald trump came out swinging at hillary clinton at a campaign rally in pensacola, florida tonight. >> she's being so protected. she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart. and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay? >> the republican presidential nominee slammed clinton's handling of her e-mails during her time as secretary of state and attacked the feds' decision not to press charges. pressure keeps building for trump to release his tax returns, but mike pence released a decade's worth of his returns.

hillary clinton's campaign responded saying we're pleased that one member of the trump ticket has met the threshold for disclosure in a modern-day presidential campaign, end quote. >> every day that goes by, this just becomes more and more of a reality television show. it's not, it's not a serious presidential campaign. >> appearing at a national security event in new york, clinton criticized trump's recent appearance even russian-funded television and his continued praise of russian president vladimir putin. a cell phone may have triggered this car fire in florida. the owner of this jeep cherokee says it exploded in his driveway monday morning. the cause is still under investigation, but the owner believes his samsung galaxy smartphone could be to blame. people are warned to turn the

galaxy note 7 and not use it after warnings of batteries exploding. any one who flies, keep that phone turned off in flight. do not charge the batteries on board and don't put it in a checked bag. samsung says safety is a top priority and it's rushing replacement phones to the market. ladies and gentlemen, alan iverson. >> ai is officially in the hall of fame tonight. randy. >> reporter: and jim, he gave an emotional speech tonight. next, his message to die-hard sixers fans. plus, hanging on for dear life. what happened to the driver here after this car swents straight off a parking garage. and one last weekend at the shore. beachgoers aren't ready to give up on the summer just yet. this steamy start to your weekend forecast is next.

talk about a sticky situation. look at this. cell phone video captured this car just dangling from the top level of the parking garage in austin, texas today. police say the driver drove the car off the twraunl and then it got caught in wires.

amazingly, that driver escaped without being hurt, and crews were also able to bring that cash down safely. philly fans. >> sixers' legend alan iverson thanks philadelphia fans as he's enshrined in the basketball hall of fame tonight. we're joined from the hall of fame in spring field, massachusetts. big night. >> reporter: that ceremony wrapping up in the past few minutes or so, iverson giving an i have emotional speech, thanking diehard sixers fans for sticking with him throughout his career, and many fans making the four-hour drive to see him in person. on the red carpet tonight, a who's who of basketball history. isaiah thomas signing autographs, alonso morning chatting up reporters, even of course the class of 2016.

rocket star yao ming, shaquille o'neil and then there's alan iverson, blowing a kiss to the crowd, just 6 foot tall in a league full of giants. he's now in the hall of fame. >> that just goes to show he's a little guy, but he has a big heart. >> reporter: she trove here from phoenixville, calling ai an icon, never afraid of controversy, leading an underdog team to the nba finals. >> he's never apologetic. he made a lot of changes. he stayed true to his self. >> reporter: in a speech tonight, iverson was quick to call out the press with whom he often clashed. >> to the media, love/hate relationship that made me stronger. >> reporter: but he saved his biggest applause line for the philly faithful. >> philly fans. >> reporter: and the crowd chanted back in unison, "mvp."

>> y'all let me grow, y'all let me make my mistakes, never jumped off the band wagon and continued to support me like you're supposed to. >> reporter: he thanked tupac and michael jackson, to his family and coach at georgetown. and there's an exhibit that opened to the public. can you check out his hall of fame number three jersey. live in springfield, mass. nbc 10 news. a little bit of music for those hitting the basketball court in south philly tonight, maybe future hall-of-famers right here. the 12th annual peace not guns basketball game. philadelphia police teamed up with the point breeze development youth. sixers players ben simmons and

jalil okafor showed up. live look right here at cape may. the threat of storms and high tides made labor day weekend a bust. we found people who scrapped their plans because of hermine last week on the beach today. some hotels are sold out after dealing with cancellations or guests leaving early over labor day, but tomorrow it will be the scorching sun facing beachgoers. >> it will be a nice day. we will get a nice sea breeze, so it won't get into the 90s like it did today everywhere in the area. it's still 82 in philadelphia, 70s with mostly clear skies. if you think 82 is warm, 88 in center city, 86 at graduate hospital, society hill, 84 in fox chase, although it is 77 in andorra, it is a warm night.

it will start off warm tomorrow. you have showers and storms south of harrisburg, they are expected to weaken for the rest of the night. they could possibly affect lehigh valley, but the weekend, it's part steamy and then part comfortable. here's the updated forecast. 96 in philadelphia. near record tomorrow with high humidity making it feel over 100. but 86 sunday. so most of these places are about 10 degrees colder than on saturday, but the jersey shore is different, because we have a sea breeze saturday and a land breeze on sunday. can you see what a difference it makes, depending on the wind direction. and so we were going to be close to records, predicting 96 in philadelphia and also west chester could tie a record, allentown could come a little short. but some of these other places are going to be very, very close, and of course it's going to feel so much hotter. as you go through the morning,

the feels-like temperature about 83, but in the afternoon, 104 philadelphia and voorhees and wilmingt wilmington. this is the newest computer model that has just come in here and updated automatically on our computers, and sunday afternoon, we're talking about mid-80s. so we go from 104 to 84, yeah, it's going to feel 20 degrees cooler on sunday. tomorrow, south philly for temple game, 96, feeling like 101. 92 feeling like 108. we're not talking about much of a chance of any kind of showers, even the township feeling like 100. but at the shore feeling like 89 or 90. cape may feel ago little hotter, and there's delaware again, feeling like over 100. but it's not going to feel that way by the time the eagles are starting. it's going to be into the low

80s, lower humidity, maybe some clouds earlier in the game, and then we clear out. so things are really, really nice by sunday and comfortable on monday too. and then it warms up a bit by wednesday, and really cool the rest of the week. hi, i'm amy fadool from csn. coming up in sports, it's a new era of football for eagles fans. carson wentz talks about his debut on sunday. that's coming up next.

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eagles open the 2016 season on sunday, and with that, they usher in the carson wentz era. sam bradford started as quarterback before he was traded last weekend. but he has taken all the rests this weeke -- reps in practice. >> been pretty busy, which is normal, but getting those reps, i kind of missed out on was big, but they've gone really well. the reps have gone well. i'm really receptive to everything. all of us are ready to go. >> checking in on the phillies in d.c., facing the nationals in the eighth, phils down 4-1, nothing cooking offensively, right? until cameron rupp has a say. that one is out. ties it up, but bottom of the ninth. two out, you think they could get it to extras, unfortunately, trey turner recently called up,

beats the phillies, 5-4 your final. scary moment for flyers fans, world cup of hockey exhibition game, captain claude j giroux had to be helped off the ice. rest easy fans. right back with the high school blitz.

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that music means only one thing. time for the high school bring the. public schools, they canceled their games, but we have plenty

of action on the gridiron for you tonight. >> five, six, seven, eight! >> neumann garhetti. they are 3-0 on the season. greenfield, hosting upper darby, he takes the draw and takes off, running right to your living room. right towards our camera, right past it to the end zone. 40-yard score, springfield for the win, 38-14. head to the sky with skylights. the gloucester city lions, high in the air for an is 17-yard touchdown. and peter says no way.

brings him down. haddenfield hosting colinwood. you can look there, you'll see them in a minute. it's kcollingswood. it was a beauty. camden catholic hosting camden. less than a minute to go in the first half, vasquez comes down with the ball. he's not happy about that. camden catholic would come back, though, in overtime, they win it 22-14. penn ridge taking on the vikings, gehrig palta. and the vikings go on to beat penn ridge, 38-20. st. marks of newark.

look at cole mary go. that's 92 yards for the td. conrad and crihristianchristian. conrad wins big, 43-8. time to reveal next week's choices for the guam of the week. parkland and easton, st. joe's prep. you can call or text your votes to 610-624-4111 or vote online at nbc 10.com. up knicnext, two top teams battle it out. this week's game of the week is locked and loaded.

time now for our high school blitz game of the week. lasalle takes it on the road tonight, playing under the lights at historic franklin field. >> game of the week is brought to you by your local ford store, home of america's favorite brand. >> leave it all out on the field. one, two, three. >> they're fired up. lasalle ranked number six.

lasalle gets on the board first. red mally takes the catch. long enough to make it into the end zone, but malvern would come back. kevin doyle finds zach fernandez all alone. doyle builds on the lead himself. finds open space, malvern prep, game of the week winner, 21-12. that will do it for the high school blitz, have a great night, everyone. the "tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is coming up next. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james spader, mandy moore, muca