cancelled a trip to california. >> yes, rest is important. but how much rest someone should have, it can go from somewhat limiting your activities to staying home and not doing anything. >> reporter: dr. ford says pneumonia can cause dehydration, the issue clinton cited at the memorial. >> you may have a fever. and the other is that you may be breathe a little bit faster than usual. and as we exhale water. >> reporter: while the illness and video bring new scrutiny to clinton's health, it also raises questions about what voters know about both candidates. do you feel like you know what you need to about both candidates' health right now? >> no. i don't think any of them are really truthful. donald trump's report looked like he scripted his doctor's report. hillary, she was -- had a heat issue then all of a sudden it's pneumonia. so who knows? >> reporter: just in the past few minutes hillary clinton tweeted this.

"like anyone who has ever been home sick from work, i'm just anxious to get back out there. see you on the trail soon." clinton's campaign says she's feeling better, as you just heard her say herself on twitter. they're promising to release more health information this wreak, as donald trump says he's taken a new physical and will release those results. dr. oz says trump will appear on his show to talk about his health, jim. >> lauren mayk, thanks. president obama will visit philadelphia tomorrow to campaign for colins to. he'll speak in front of the philadelphia art museum at 1:45. his speech is open to the public. donald trump will also be in our area tomorrow. the republican presidential nominee scheduled to make a stop at a private event at the aston community center in delaware county. earlier today, the trump campaign released a new ad highlighting clinton's comments saying half of his supporters fit into a, quote, basket of deplorables. >> you know what's deplorable?

hillary clinton viciously demonizing hard working people like you. >> at a friday fundraiser she described the deplorables as racist, sexist, homophobic, you name it. she says she regrets generalizing so broadly. tomorrow is primary election day in delaware. voters will head to the polls to cast their ballots for important races across the state. among those raises, delaware's seat in congress. governor and lieutenant governor. mayor of wilmington and newcastle county executive. polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. of course we'll have a complete wrap-up tomorrow night on nbc 10 news at 11:00. you can also get election information and the latest news from the campaign trail by going to the nbc 10 app. look for the section called "decision 2016." developing now, bucks county police are investigating the smoothing death of a toddler. it happened inside a house on

kumry road in milford township. right now police aren't saying how the child was shot but they have identified him as 2-year-old benefit gentleman minute austin smith. nbc 10's deanna durante will have the latest coming up at 5:30. sky force 10 live over breaking news happening in bear, delaware. investigators say a school bus collided with another vehicle on route 896. eight people on the bus were injured. none of those injuries are life-threatening. no word on what caused the crash. we'll working to get more information and we'll bring that to you as soon as we get it. inspectors found an issue with 18 of the newly repaired cars this past weekend. septa blamed it on a design problem. 120 regional rail cars were pulled from service in july to fix a structural flaw. septa says they'll still have all the trains back on the

tracks by november. body shop burning. intense flames shot from the roof of a south jersey auto body shop. it backed up traffic for hours during the morning rush. >> nbc 10's monday ekes brique spoke to one man who witnessed it all. >> i smelled smoke. our windows were open. the house started filling with smoke. i figured it was a bad fire. >> reporter: at 6:00 in the morning, billowing smoke filled his neighborhood. he says he ran over to michael's auto body and gasped at what he saw. >> it was a mass explosion, a ball, like a bomb went off. it was one of the cars. it looked like in the bay area, probably a car explosion, i'm thinking. and the flame was mushroom flame. >> reporter: sky force 10

captured smoke that could be seen across the betsy ross bridge into pennsylvania and for miles outside cinnaminson in burlington county. dozens of firefighters from several cities responded. marshall said he couldn't get close, but the fumes were overwhelming. >> very toxic. you could smell plastics, rubber burning. >> reporter: we made calls to find out how many cars if any were in the bay area, where witnesses tell us they saw the most intense flames. the fire marshal tells us they're investigating the cause of this inferno. in cinnaminson, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. now to your first alert weather, a live look at cape may, where it was a cooler and nice day to be at the beach. you didn't have to go to the shore to find relief. >> a welcome break from the heat

last week. here's meteorologist sheena parveen. >> yes, tonight temperatures will drop once again. it will be another cool start tomorrow. right now, very comfortable, low humidity. look at these temperatures. 79 degrees in many of our new jersey neighborhoods. lehigh valley coming in in the upper 70s, even through delaware temperatures are around 80 degrees. also the pennsylvania suburbs, philadelphia. and we're all seeing plenty of sunshine. so that's really helping to make your monday very perfect. 81 degrees west mt. airy, if we're looking at philadelphia neighborhoods here. rittenhouse, 80 degrees. fox chase, 85. we will have a big warm-up later on this week. you could see that with the seven-day at the bottom of your screen. for tonight, we'll still get that nice temperature drop. by 11:30, we could already have areas like the lehigh valley coming in in the upper 50s. we'll have 50s by tomorrow morning. by 11:30 tonight, philadelphia

down to 67. when you wake up and walk outside tomorrow morning, 8:30, cool and very comfortable. 55 in the allentown atlanta. wilmington, 67. and if you're in redding, you could be waking up with temperatures in about the mid-50s by 8:30 a.m. we'll be near 90 this week. then another cooldown on the way. i'll show you that with your ten-day forecast, coming up. >> all right, sheena. a double stabbing in bucks county has left one man dead and another woman fighting for her life. police found the man in a mobile home on foster drive. an injured woman was found outside. she's now in critical condition. police tell us they aren't sure who stabbed whom but they aren't looking for other suspects. philadelphia police have identified the officer who shot a woman accused of trying to run him over in kensington last week. police say officer o'malley shot erica avila in the hand after

she tried to run him over last week. police say after being shot, avila drove off, crashing into a police van. her charges include dui andin aggravated assault. students showed off a check at the performing arts high school on front street. the money will go to the philadelphia education fund. more than a thousand students will benefit from the grant which will help students succeed in college. and school funding was the focus of a sing-in in center city today. more than a dozen performers took the stage in support of fair funding for public schools across pennsylvania. >> poor kids and minority kids are in school districts that lack the resources to make sure every single one of them can be prepared to be our next

president. >> this week the pennsylvania supreme court will hear arguments in the case of the william penn school district versus the pennsylvania department of education. the fair funding lawsuit challenges the state's public education funding system as adequate and inequitable. new video of eagles long snapper jon dorenbos as he competes "america's got talent." several fans were there to wish him lock. dor dorenbos will give his final performance tomorrow night. >> jacqueline london joins us from los angeles. >> reporter: it's enough to make your head spin. coming up, i'm giving you extreme access to the eagle who is soaring to new heights on "america's got talent."

also coming up, a warning becomes reality. samsung has told customers to stop using one of its phones. it might have been too little, too late for one little boy. some areas could use a little rain. a closer look at what this means for your neighborhood and your yard. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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you can say jon dorenbos has been leading a double life. >> if you haven't been following his journey over the past few months, here's a recap. dorenbos's magic tricks have consistently wowed the "america's got talent" judges and audience. >> for the last 12 years he served as the eagles' long snapper. he was doing that just 24 hours ago at lincoln financial field. but he couldn't celebrate the team's victory very long because last night he was on a plane to los angeles, california to compete in tomorrow's finale of "america's got talent." >> nbc 10's jacqueline london has more. >> reporter: a crazy 24 hours as he gets ready to go for a million dollars and the chance to perform magic for the masses,

for the rest of his life. for much of the country, they're just now getting to know this magician who flies with the eagles on the field. but for those closest to him, this is a side of dorenbos, jon dorenbos that they've grown to know and love for years. as he raced off the field sunday and into the locker room, jon dorenbos was thankful. >> love you guys. >> football and magic have been my entire life. what an opportunity. >> reporter: now he's in l.a. for the finale of "america's got talent," allowing him to bring his magic to a national stage for the first time. back in philly, among eagles teammates and fans, it's old hat. >> just like life, sometimes life is in pieces. when you believe, everything comes back in one, then we're good to go. >> are you ready? just blow, take your hand and

open it up for the whole crowd. >> reporter: and now with a chance of a lifetime in front of him, the magician and long snapper promises he's got another trick left up his sleeve. >> of course. i mean, hopefully i do. you know what i mean? i don't want to give away what i'm doing. i think -- i don't think people are going to be expecting it. it's going to be my interpretation of what magic means to me. >> reporter: and the performance by jon dorenbos is tomorrow night. and i asked him what we can expect from that performance. and it is the biggest night of his life. he did not want to reveal exactly what he's going to do. but i will tell you, it is purely unexpected. that reveal, tonight at 6:00. in los angeles, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >> mesmerizing on the field and with his magic. >> always a crowd pleaser too,

can't wait to see what he does, thanks, jackie, glad you're there for us. you can watch jon dorenbos compete on "america's got talent" part one, tomorrow night starting at 8:00. the results will be announced on wednesday also at 8:00. voting opens tomorrow at 8:00. tonight is the final night of the "american ninja warrior" national finals. a player from philadelphia will be among those vying for the prize. to win, he'll have to conquer three stages of an oversized obstacle course modelled after one in japan, tonight on nbc 10. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. a beautiful day today. perfect start to the week. temperatures this morning nice and cool. and this afternoon, i think we can all call it perfect weather.

it's still kind of cool outside. the humidity is low and plenty of sunshine. this is actually a live look out of rehoboth beach. very few clouds in the distance. the sun is out today, and with the cool air it feels very crisp. almost reminds you we're getting closer to fall. we'll have a bigger warm-up by the middle of the week. if you see the seven-day scrolling at the bottom of the your screen, temperatures are near 90 degrees by wednesday, followed by another cooldown. i'll show you that in just a minute. right now, 82 degrees in philadelphia. pennsylvania suburbs, ole degrees. for delaware, for the most part we're around 80 degrees. look at newcastle county, 80 degrees. wilmington, 80. comfortable for consistent aken counties. if you're closer to the beaches in sussex county, temperatures are in the low 70s. bethany beach, 73 degrees. center city skyline in philadelphia, we have plenty of

sunshine. temperature around 82 degrees right now. by 7:00 p.m., we'll already be in the upper 70s followed by the upper 60s only a few hours later. our temperatures tonight are going to drop off very quickly with the dry air and the clear skies. so another very comfortable start to your day for tomorrow. live look at satellite and radar. few clouds around, so we're just seeing lots of sunshine. no rain heading our way really until the weekend. the only shot at a couple of showers won't come until late wednesday. i think a lot of that will fizzle out. hour by hour, this is future weather. tomorrow, another really nice day, mostly sunny skies, very comfortable. by wednesday we'll have the approach of a confident. we're going to get much hotter on wednesday. there you see the rain in the top left hand corner of the screen. that is going to try to move in late wednesday. so that's 6:00 p.m. wednesday. most of the area is still dry. i think that rain will have a hard time moving in. once that cold front moves through, that big area of high pressure sets up thursday.

that's going to give us a north wind and a much cooler air mass. wednesday and thursday will be two completely different days. i think you're really going to notice it. tomorrow, 87 degrees, philadelphia. wednesday, 93, much hotter, much more humid. look at thursday, 78 degrees. big drop-off from wednesday to thursday. for the most part, we're still going to be staying nice and dry. pennsylvania, by thursday, 77 for a high temperature. it's going to be feeling noticeably cooler. lehigh valley tomorrow, mid-80s. thursday, mid-70s. if you're in new jersey, you'll be in the low 90s by wednesday. 77 by thursday along the shore. mostly about the mid-70s tomorrow. by thursday, wednesday i should say, mid-70s. delaware, you'll see big drop from wednesday to thursday, dropping into the upper 70s. the best chance of rain we do have does look like the weekend. friday will stay dry, around 80 degrees for most of the area.

saturday we'll be getting into the low 80s. by sunday, that's when we expect some scattered showers and thunderstorms. so sunday does look like the day where you need to take the umbrella if you're heading out. low 80s, not looking at 90s anytime soon past this wednesday. i think everyone will like the way it feels by the end of the week. your ten-day forecast, coming up. workers rallied in harrisburg today for a pay hike. this morning, protesters gathered at the archdiocese of philadelphia before boarding buses to harrisburg. among other things, the protesters want the minimum wage boosted to $15 an hour. the workers gathered on the steps of the state capital along with clergy and community leaders. the group is also fighting for racial justice and what they call the moral higher ground. >> i hope that legislators and people all over this state will be inspired by this, that we'll be able to vote for such values

as the moral revolution. >> buses left from aidan town, reading and pittsburgh. the minimum wage in p.a. stands at $7.25 per hour. neighbors in south jersey got a tough lesson in protecting their technology. how someone stole their wi-fi and used it to commit a crime. plus aramark has been a part of the philadelphia skyline for decades. but now it's on the move. we'll show you where, next.

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a weekend of september 11th tributes capped off today with a ceremony of national law enforcement officers memorial in washington, dc. >> walter weaver. james godby. >> the names of 72 officers killed on 9/11 in the line of duty were read aloud. participants read off the 13 officers who died from subsequent illnesses related to recovery efforts. these students at north wilmington springer middle school hosted police officers and firefighters from all over delaware. police agencies brought their gear and vehicles to show the students and the students gave them a plaque thanking them for

the work they do for their community. let's take a live look at the aramark sign on top of the company's headquarters at 11th and market. >> it may not be there for long. today the company announced they'll build a new headquarters at 2400 market street near the banks of the schuylkill river. they plan to transform the old plant into a modern nine-story building, expected to be ready in 2018. what started as a three-year experiment is celebrating two decades of success. >> the organization was created to see if marketing could boost philadelphia's status as a tourist destination. the head of visit philadelphia says it's been a success, doubling the number of people who visit the city. >> and those people who have come here have come back, because once they've come here, they've fallen in love with it and told their family and friends. and that's helped increase it. >> in honor of their

anniversary, visit philadelphia announced a new grant. do you know what else draws more people to philly? a winning eagles team. >> the fans are celebrating a week one victory. see how they're wearing green and spending green. also coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00, police call it a possible hate crime. now new video of the man who set fire to a florida mosque.

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right now at 5:30, new details about a toddler who was shot and killed in bucks county. >> police say the victim was 2-year-old benjamin austin smith. investigators are still not saying how the shooting happened. >> nbc 10's deanna durante is live at the scene in milford township. deanna, what have you learned? >> reporter: we do know police have gotten their search warrant. they've spent the last hour inside the home here. they've also been talking to the boy's father and the boy's grandparents. >> it is very upsetting. >> reporter: she's lived here for five years and said she never saw the little boy who lived across from her house, never knew he lived there until today. >> in this area there's no reason to have a gun anywhere, that any child could get ahold of. >> reporter: those who leave near the scene are not sure how 2-year-old benjamin austin smith died.

>> i got a call from my brother who works here. he said he heard a 2-year-old was accidentally shot with a loaded gun. >> reporter: state police are not confirming how the boy was shot and say the only person who was in the house at the time of the shooting was his father, nicholas weily. police say the home is owned by benjamin's grandparents. they were seen arriving here towing a camper yesterday afternoon. you can see live now that two state troopers are still standing at the front door of the home. we can also tell you state police were seen searching the front and back seats of the pickup truck that the grandparents arrived in. as for the boy's mother, police tell us she lives out of state and has been notified about her son's death. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. a camden county man is accused of using his neighbor's wi-fi to download child porn.

police arrested him after searching his home earlier this month. they say the neighbor's wi-fi was not password protected and they say he used it to download porn to his laptop. something is missing from your neighborhood forecast. if you saw it here or looked it up on the nbc 10 app, you probably noticed not a lot of rain. >> meteorologist krystal klei is joining us now. you're keeping an eye on the dry conditions. what should we know about this? >> that's exactly right. this is a look at the map created by the united states drought monitor. you're seeing the drought levels here. yellow now over parts of our area. we haven't seen measurable rain since september 1st and before that, we hadn't seen any since august 21st. so there has not been a lot of rain to go around. what we're looking at now, a closer look at the map showing that much of new jersey into parts of philadelphia, even into

the lehigh valley all now categorized as abnormally dry. that is one step below moderate drought, something we'll have an eye on as these reports continue to come out. at this point it's showing us our conditions are drier than they should be. in fact, look at these blow average annual prescription numbers that we've got on the board here. philadelphia almost four inches below where we should be at this point in the year. reading almost at six inches. look at trenton, new jersey, seven inches lower than is typical. in allentown, 4.6 inches. the numbers just keep going here. in delaware, not categorized under that abnormally dry, only a half inch below. mt. pocono, three inches below. interestingly, atlantic city, 3.2 inches above average totals. in philadelphia, a ten-inch

difference in how much rain we're picking up. you might see more of the brown, crunchy ground. we'll talk more about when you might see rain move back into the forecast, coming up. calling for a strike. faculty members at 14 pennsylvania state universities have voted to authorize a strike, according to the union which represents faculty and coaches at universities that include westchester and millersville. coaches will vote later this week. the union's president says a strike remains a last resort and they won't set a date until they have one more negotiating session. do you recognize the man on the right? police are trying to identify him. they say he robbed a woman as she sat in her car friday afternoon in the parking of the walgreen's store on jimmy drive. authorities say he opened the car door, snatched her door, and took off in a silver coupe, seen her. septa is getting a funding boost. the transportation authority is getting a $1.6 million granted thanks to the federal railroad

administration. that money will go to philadelphia's lawndale station. excavation work begins this week for the stockton university satellite campus in atlantic city. the main campus is in galloway township. the new campus is at the boardwalk at the intersection of atlantic, albany, and pacific avenues. it will include three buildings. atlantic city's mayor says the school will be good for the city and its future. >> this moves us up to the next place where the city wants to be. we become a hoboken, we become a jersey city. continuing education is going to be great for atlantic city. >> the project is scheduled to be completed in august of 2018. also tonight, a new warning about one of samsung's most popular phones. the company has already told customers to stop using it. but now one family says the phone left their son burned.

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now to decision 2016. hillary clinton is resting today, off the campaign trail, as some criticized her decision to keep her pneumonia diagnosis a secret. as nbc's steve handleman reports, donald trump is holding his fire. >> reporter: today donald trump did not say "told you so," as hillary clinton recovered at home in new york. he said on cnbc -- >> i hope she gets well soon. no satisfaction, believe me, whatsoever. >> reporter: the video went viral. her campaign had said her

coughing came from seiasonal allergies. when she was diagnosed on friday with pneumonia, it was covered up. today staffers say once in the car, she was on the phone, and she'll be back on the trail in a few days. >> this is the hillary clinton who americans got to know as secretary of state, who kept a breakneck pace, traveled the globe. >> reporter: keeping to her schedule on friday, clinton stumbled, calling half of trump's supporters deplorables. >> the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic. >> reporter: she backed off, saying it's not half, but trump rushed out a new ad slamming clinton's comment. >> people who want their immigration laws enforced, we have no choice, we have to do that. and their borders secured are

not racists. >> reporter: two weeks until the first debate. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. and we have breaking news just into the newsroom. health officials have confirmed the first case of zika virus in atlantic county. the patient got it while traveling overseas. the health department says the patient is recovering well. there are now only three counties in new jersey that do not have a patient with zika. today, beautiful weather at the start of the week. i'll show you when temperatures will get back to the 90s. but another cooldown is on the way, that's next. plus new at 6:00, the dog days of summer. why a plan to allow dogs on a popular beach has cooled off. narrator: terrorism here at home.

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investigators say security bars might have trapped a family inside a burning house in tennessee. nine family members died. a child remains in critical condition. six other children are among the dead in memphis. firefighters say the flames broke out in the living room this morning. someone from inside the home called 911 but the family members couldn't open the security bars in time to escape. it took 15 minutes for firefighters to pull them out, but by that time most of the victims had suffered smoke inhalation. a 6-year-old boy was burned when a recalled galaxy note 7 phone blew up in his hands. >> nbc 10 spoke with the boy's grandfather. >> reporter: john lewis said the fire set off the smoke alarm in the brooklyn home. when firefighters arrived, they issued this emergency call.

>> we have a child with minor burns. >> reporter: lewis said neither his 6-year-old grandson for anyone else in the family knew the boy's galaxy note 7 was among the 2.5 million recalled by samsung. the company says the lithium ion battery can explode and catch fire during charging and there are already dozens of examples. >> i just posted what happened to my note 7. >> reporter: samsung urges owners to stop using the phone immediately and return the phone for a replacement, such as the s7 and s7 edge. lewis is now not so eager to pick up any cellphone. >> that was rows an

colletti reporting. if you're looking for holiday work, try target. the retailer is plan to go at 70,000 jobs at its stores. you can apply online. new surveillance video shows a man setting a fire at a mosque near orlando, florida, the same mosque the orlando nightclub shoot eer attended. the video shows the man running from the mosque moments after the fire broke out overnight. nbc's chris clackum has more. >> reporter: investigators say that huge fire at a mosque in ft. pierce, florida was deliberately set and probably by the person seen in this security video running from the mosque moments after the blaze breaks out. >> an immediate very large flash was observed in the video footage. the male was then seen leaving the mosque in a hurry. >> reporter: the fire that

caused heavy damage to the inside of the mosque occurred after midnight sunday and after the suspected arsonist approached the building on a motorcycle, then entered with something suspicious in his hands. >> he was holding a bottle of some sort of fluid. >> reporter: what lawmen are also looking at is the notoriety of the mosque itself. it's the same one omar mateen once attend, the man who opened fire at a gay nightclub in orlando in june, killing 49 people and leaving dozens of others injured before being killed in a shootout with police. >> right now we're not sure exactly whether this is a hate crime or just an arson. but we're asking the authorities to investigate this as a hate crime. what we do know is somebody actually deliberately set fire on this mosque here in florida. >> reporter: another possible motivate, sunday was also the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. chris clackum, nbc news.

>> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. well, a comfortable day today after a cool start this morning. temperatures still fairly cool this afternoon with a nice breeze and very low humidity. 80 for the pennsylvania suburbs, philadelphia area coming in in the low 80s, as well as delaware neighborhoods. south jersey has some spots where temperatures are in the upper 70s still. pitman, 79. medford, 78 degrees. mt. laurel coming in at 80. florence is 75 degrees, robbinsville, 76. very comfortable right now. the average high for this time of the year is actually 80 degrees. so we are even a little bit below that in some of our neighborhoods. tomorrow morning, we're going to have another cool start. some areas will be dropping into the 50s. you'll notice it getting cooler quickly tonight when the sun goes down.

clear skies, dry air, will allow our temperatures to drop off pretty fast. tomorrow morning, areas like lehigh valley, coatsville, in the mid-60s. dover, 59 degrees. philadelphia area, coming in around 63. atlantic city in the mid-60s. so another comfortable start to the day. tomorrow, we'll see a big jarm up with by the middle of the week. by wednesday, the 90s will return. the humidity going to come back with it. by wednesday it will feel a lot more like summer. then we'll go into thursday and it will start to feel more like fall. we have a big cooldown coming from wednesday to thursday. you will definitely notice it. here's a look at future temperatures across the area, future air masses. 90s return by wednesday. a lot of hot hair coming in from the south. that's all ahead of a cold front. once that cold front moves through, wednesday night to thursday morning, that cooler air mass moves in. high temperatures on thursday will be in the upper 70s. friday, only around 80 degrees.

so it's going to be getting nice again at the end of the week. today, we got from the mid- to low 80s. wednesday we'll jump up to 93. remember, that cold front will swing through. by thursday, upper 70s. huge cooldown with that average high of 80 degrees. by friday, right around average as we go into your weekend. for now, we'll stay nice and dry. we'll stay dry as we go through basically the whole week until we get to the end of the weekend. this high pressure will be responsible for helping us stay dry today, tomorrow, and wednesday. a weak cold front will try to move through, bringing very little in the way of rain chances. it will help to knock those temperatures down. 87 degrees tomorrow for fairmount. allentown coming in at 85 degrees. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, another nice day, a little bit warmer in the afternoon. robbinsville, 84 degrees.

wilmington coming in, 86 degrees tomorrow. so we're going to see that big temperature drop as we get to the middle to end of the week. there you see it, 93 on wednesday, 78 on thursday. notice the dry stretch as we go into the weekend. temperatures aren't going to warm up into the weekend. about the mid- to low 80s. sunday, that is our chance for some scattered showers and thunderstorms. so that's really going to be our next rain chance. after that, starting the following week, we'll be around 80 degrees. it really seems to start to level out a bit. really it's this wednesday that's going to feel a lot more like summer. glenn will have more details on your neighborhood weather coming up at 6:00. >> okay, sheena. lester holt joins us from nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." hi, lester. >> hi, gjim and denise. hillary clinton's campaign promises to release more of her health history. how long will this keep her off the trail? >> a deadly crash raising

questions about school safety. all when we see you tonight for "nightly news." jim and denise, back to you in philly. >> lester, thank you, see you at 6:30. the newly-crowned miss america began her reign with a dip in the ocean. savvy shields walked into the waves and jumped in the air in atlantic city. it'sed abo ed aboubecome a trads america after her win. miss arkansas! [ cheers and applause ] >> shields, who represented arkansas, won the crown last night at boardwalk hall. she drew wide attention by calling on democrats and republicans to learn to compromise with each other. the eagles are 1-0. carson wentz looked pretty good. in philly we'll all run out and buy our number 11 jersey. we'll tell you where to buy them. [ clock ticking ]

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eagle fans are celebrating today. their team got the job done during week one. new quarterback carson wentz is getting a lot of praise for his performance. >> he looked mighty good out there. tim furlong joins us now. a lot of excitement now.

but we've seen time and time again, it can all change after one more game. >> reporter: jeez, jim, that's awfully negative of you. philly sports fans only see the positive in everything, we've talked about this. actually we do get too high or too low. right now after yesterday's performance, we're all pretty excited about carson wentz. >> there's nothing else available from nike. it's all sold out. >> reporter: in this store in concord mall, they're calling their suppliers trying to get carson wentz jersey. >> it's going to be a tough christmas gift this year. >> reporter: anything with wentz's name on it is selling. his future looks very bright. >> with experience, time, he's going to be one of the good once. >> that's what we have right now. >> reporter: we found a few wentz jerseys at al's sporting goods in wilmington. they're trying to get many more. they tend to be cautious, they don't like getting stuck with names like demarco murray. >> that's where we have our future throwbacks, all the guys

that have been traded. >> reporter: most fans think wentz is going to be here a while. >> i thought he looked very poised and professional. >> reporter: other fans, they're still keeping one foot off the wentz bandwagon. it's understandable. we phillies sports fans have been hurt before. many, many times before. >> keep in mind it was just cleveland. so we'll wait to see when we play a real team how he does. >> reporter: and while folks here in this pub have been having craft beer, i've been working the phones. i calleddick's sporting goods, they're all out of wentz jerseys. they will custom make you a wentz jersey but you'll pay a lot extra for it. they're getting tougher to find. al's sporting goods in wiggle ton is where as we found them today. there are only a few left, better get down there. tim furlong, nbc 10 news.

this is video from last wednesday night's sold-out performance from bruce springsteen and the e street band, the first of two shows at citizens bank park, one that broke a record for the longest performance on u.s. soil, clocking in at four hours and four minutes. it appears the boss will be back in town later this month. springsteen will hold a meet and greet with fans at the free library's philadelphia branch, to promote his new memoir, "born to run." tickets will be $39 each and will include a signed copy of the book. all new at 6:00, an economic blow for a south jersey town. new details about when a plant there will chose. a transgender student's fight just to attend classes.

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>> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. hillary clinton's health scare creates an issue on the campaign trail. the democratic candidate for president diagnosed with pneumonia days before her campaign revealed her illness. today her campaign says it plans to share more medical information in the next day or two. good evening, everyone, i'm jim rosenfield. tonight the clinton camp says it regrets how it handled the situation yesterday. today she is resting and not campaigning. she just tweeted an hour ago, she cannot wait to get back on the trail. but what should voters know and when? nbc 10's lauren mayk spoke with the head of a watchdog group and governor tom wolf about the scare. >> reporter: jim, decades ago we didn't publicly reveal as much about our candidates but now campaigns are under pressure to reveal more than they have. the incident seeming to show the

former secretary of state stumbling after she was diagnosed with pneumonia but before the public knew anything about it. the video and the health report driving more debate on what voters should know and when. in pennsylvania, governor tom wolf revealed health information when he announced he would be treated for prostate cancer. where is the line for what needs to be released and when? >> that's up to each individual candidate. my perspective is i want to release and be as transparent and open as i can possibly be. >> reporter: the governor, a democrat, is a clinton supporter. >> i think secretary clinton has done everything she can to be as open and transparent as she can. sometimes you come down with the flu or in her case pneumonia, and -- >> reporter: do you think it should have been revealed earlier? >> i don't know that she knew she had it. wasn't it just diagnosed -- >> reporter: on friday. >> so that was revealed pretty quickly, as far as i can see. >> reporter: clinton's