rainy monday. wet weather across our area this morning and we're tracking more rainy days ahead. boyfriend shot. a delaware state trooper fights back when police say she was being attacked. jury selection is under way right now in pittsburgh as lawyers work to choose the pool of people that will decide the fate of embattled entertainer bill cosby. nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 11:00, the rain is falling across our area this morning and some places are getting hit a lot harder than others. here is a live look right now at center city, philadelphia. very cloudy out there and soggy conditions at the shore. as we take a live look at cape may from the lafayette hotel. >> here is a live look at the radar that shows where the heaviest rain is falling right now and we are in for more wet weather this week and we'll find

out what's to come with nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn? >> yeah, tracy, we do have more rain and some places will get hit harder especially delaware and in south jersey. this is what we're seeing now. south jersey and the philadelphia area getting hit pretty hard, but there is another area down by washington that's coming straight up at us and even if the rain tapers off a little bit, it is going to be increasing and getting heavier. we do have one fairly heavy area right over philadelphia itself. right now that is moving to the northeast as you just saw head the toward northeast philly, so it will taper off for a while, but you saw that other area that is coming in. we've also had more rain in this area right to mays landing to other areas. some of these places have

already seen over an inch and there will be localized flooding in that area, but to the north and west of that area and a lot of pennsylvania counties much lighter rain. we'll have fewer hours of rain. it's still not a pretty day, but it's not as nasty as what we're going to see to the south. you can see the difference between areas east of 95 and the other areas. you can see the township has had an inch and a half. millville over an inch and a half. elk township, nearly an inch, so we're going to be seeing some of this with another area of rain coming through at least part of the area this afternoon and more later on during the week. we'll show you that in a few minutes. >> you can track today's rain on the free nbc 10 app and you can get realtime updates for your neighborhood as we deal with the threat over the in, few days. jury selection is under way this morning in the bill cosby

trial. >> attorneys have traveled across the state to pittsburgh to find people to hear the case. nbc 10's katy zachary is live with more on the start of the process. >> tracy and vai, jury selection has begun inside the allegheny courthouse and bill cosby is in the courtroom. take a look at the video. this is the 79-year-old comedian being led into the courthouse just before 8:00 a.m. this morning. his defense team argued for jury selection moved out of the montgomery county. picking 12 jurors and six alternates who will be bussed back to this area for the start of the trial in montgomery county june 5th. cosby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting that woman there then temple university employee andrea constand in her home in 2004. he has pled not guilty. jury selection is expected to take two days. here in montgomery county, district attorney kevin fields was this morning in pittsburgh. this was him as he walked into court.

>> we're here to pick a jury. >> reporter: not a lot to say there, the trial as a whole is expected to take two weeks. cosby is not expected to take the stand during the trial. the jury will be sequestered in a hotel near the courthouse in north town. i'm live from the digital operations center. katy zachry, nbc 10 news. nbc 10's keith jones is in pittsburgh for the jury selection. you can see his live reports starting this afternoon at 4:00. remember, you can always get realtime updates on our nbc 10 app. now to delaware z investigators are investigating one of their own after a shooting. >> the trooper shot her boyfriend after he attacked her. nbc reporter tim furlong joins us live from the scene in pike creek with what police are saying. tim, what are you hearing? >> reporter: they cleared the scene in the neighborhood, but take a look at the video from overnight. it happened at about 11:15 at the trooper's townhouse. the off-duty officer and her

boyfriend were having a serious dispute and a very physical fight and grabbed her service weapon and fired one shot at his chest and the trooper was able to call 911 and she had severe cuts and bruises all over her face. >> it was a very physical altercation that occurred which led to the female trooper grabbing her service weapon. >> reporter: this morning the state police detectives had the boyfriend's lexus towed. nobody told us they ever noticed problems at the house before. later today we should learn much more about this case and we put in requests for a 911 history to see if there were calls from this location here before. we'll follow the story all day. we're live in the pike creek section of new castle county. i'm tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. to newark, delaware, where a bus accident sent people to the

hospital. >> students from the las americas academy and the other person hurt is the driver of the suv and the accident happened t at:00 this morning at the intersection of harmony road and luther drive. investigators are still trying to figure out why the two vehicles collided. someone shot a man as he sat in a parked car in north philadelphia overnight and here's a look at the crime scene along york street and a man walked up to the car and fired several shots. the victim was struck in the hip. bullets also hit a parked car and crashed through the window of a nearby home and no one else was hurt and people are looking at nearby security footage for clues. at a camden county office complex. the flames broke out at 3:00 this morning in stratford. the crews got it under control quickly and no one was hurt. no one was hurt in a fire that at this three-story house on north 6th street in north philadelphia. fire crews arrived around 2:00 this morning and everyone inside got out safely and we're working

to find out how the fire started. police are looking into a weekend shooting in north philadelphia that left nine people wounded, two of them critically. the gun fire broke out late saturday night on 23rd and sergeant street. family members were hanging out listening to music when two men walked up and opened fire and you can see where a spray of bullets shattered glass. neighbors drove the wounded to the hospital before police got there. >> by the time i got in my house the gun fire started and by the time i got back outside the police was already on the site. it makes me feel like we really have this evil lurking in the midst of us. >> the victim range from 16 to 26 years old. police hope they can track down those shooters. the death of a pregnant woman at the scene of a fire upon her body was discovered on susquehanna avenue yesterday

morning. fire officials are calling the fire suspicious. no one else was injured. now to another fire in philadelphia that killed three family members leaving their loved ones and neighbors in shock. fire swept through the house on diamond street in overbrook yesterday morning. an elderly couple died inside this home and their grandson died at the hospital. after fire crews put out the flames relatives embraced each other and shared a photo of the youngest victim visiting from iowa. >> he wanted to go fishing with all of the guys. that's what they do. >> just a great couple. just really sorry -- very sorry to see him go. >> reporter: the fire marshal's office is investigating the cause of the fire. in the lehigh valley, an armed robbery suspect killed by police has been identified. allentown police say 43-year-old joseph hodgkin robbed the white hall pharmacy on main street and shot the clerk. he took off in a truck and when

police tried to stop him he rammed two police cars and pulled a gun out. the officer had a minor injury from his car being rammed. time now for a check of the roads. wet in some areas and nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington joining us now. >> we have big delays and rain to battle at the same time so watching this eastbound delay right here. that's what's moving toward center city and you can see it's very slow and that's okay with the rain add added into the com. pretty typical and no major incidents reported on the highway there. we are watching in right around shopper's lane there is a crash here and a crash on the new jersey turnpike's southbound side just around the delaware memorial bridge. so you're headed toward the delaware memorial bridge you may see small delays there and you can take 295 and we'll end here on 295 also near 168, though,

this is through bellmar and the roads are wet and just watch getting on and off of the ramps, vai and tracy. a school district committee meet being will decide the future of two elementary hills. the rolling hills and wrightstown schools and possibly one another. the district is looking to combining two school as a cost-saving measure. bold ambitions for the middle east peace. president trump is in israel with a message for leaders across the region. oh! oh, my god! snatched by a sea lion. hea heart-stopping video showing is awe sea lion lunging at a little girl and pulling her into the water. what may have caused the creature to act out. i'm tracking rain throughout much of the day for at least parts of the area and i'm waiting for a rainy stretch of weather this week and waiting to see what's in store for memorial day weekend. that's next.

his deal-making skills to the test as he continues his trip to the middle east. he's in israel today promoting a peace accord between israel and the palestinians. nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray has more from jerusalem. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the second leg of his overseas tour begins with a formal greeting in tel aviv and a bold proclamation from president trump after weekend talks centered on the fight against terror with muslim leaders in saudi arabia.

>> what we did over the weekend was they say there's never been anything like it ever before and it was really a coming together, and now today being in israel it's just very, very special for us. >> mr. trump focused on what he calls the ult nat deal, trying to broker a peace accord between the israelis and palestinians something he discussed in a brief meeting this morning with israeli president reuven rivlin. >> young israeli and palestinian children deserve to grow up in safety and to follow their dreams free from the violence that has destroyed so many lives. >> reporter: mixing sightseeing with diplomacy, the president and first lady melania toured the church of the holy sepulchre followed through a walk to the city and the western wall and the president became the first to pay respects at one of judaism's most sacred sites.

president trump will sit down with a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the king david hotel where he is staying at what authorities describe as a bullet and bomb-proof suite. he'll wrap up his two-day stay with a trip to bethlehem tomorrow and a meeting with palestinian president abbas. jay gray, nbc news, jerusalem. nbc's lester holt is traveling with president trump and will be reporting live from jerusalem tonight. we'll have full coverage on nbc nightly news after nbc 10 news at 6:00. breaking news in the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. former national security adviser michael flynn will invoke the fifth amendment in response to the senate intelligence committee subpoena for documents and that's according to an associated press source. the fifth amendment protects against self-incrimination and flynn sought immunity from the commit. it happened today in washington and the top republican lawmaker spoke with former fbi director james comey about whether comey's firing was related to

the russia controversy, jason chaffetz chair the house oversight committee and he said he's looking for documents between meetings with comey and president trump. nbc news confirmed comey wrote a memo states that the president asked him to end the investigation against michael flynn. now your nbc 10 first-alert weather. we've had quite a wet start to the week. you can see the radar is kind of loaded, but we're not seeing as much yellow and orange and the yef her rain as we saw even a couple of hours ago and that's a good thing because some areas have really seen a good bit and one of the areas is in kent county in delaware and we've got some moderate rain in dover and another area of heavier rain headed up toward smyrna, and as you'll see with the radar estimates down in delaware all of the way up toward vineland and all of the way up toward

ocean county, this is generally over one inch of rain that has already fallen and the doppler estimate's very close to one to one and a half inches from dover all of the way to vineland any some localized flooding possible there and that's not the end of the rain for the week, that's for sure. there's another big area down by the gulf coast, and that is moving up in this direction. so once we get rid of this, there's still more on the way. i'll quote one of the side effects that we're having, the low clouds and fog and that's causing delays at philly international and more delays are likely later today and into tonight and tomorrow, as well. 59 degrees with heavy rain reported in philadelphia at the top of the hour, but that will be tapering off. you can see most areas are in the 50s and of course, there's more rain in delaware and in south jersey than we're seeing elsewhere. as we go into the afternoon,

more rain in new jersey than in other parts of the area. temperatures struggling to get out of the 60s in many parts of the area and we do have some more rain coming up from the southwest. not so much tonight, okay? it's going to be cloudy tonight and not all that chilly, a little bit of fog and we start off the day tomorrow, much of the day tomorrow is dry. here comes that gulf of mexico stuff. tomorrow night and into wednesday, look at that, here's the wednesday morning rush. continuing during the day and the temperature's definitely well below normal and normal now is in the mid-70s. so we have fog tomorrow morning. we have the rain returning and that's mostly, excuse me, later in the day and at night, then we have that other rain that we showed you on wednesday coming

up from the gulf of mexico. then we've got another portion of that system coming up and bringing rain, perhaps the heaviest rain of the week on thursday, then things start to quiet down a little bit. on friday the temperature into the mid-70s and over the holiday weekend temperatures are going up, generally closer to 80 degrees, but we're still in a wet weather pattern and so we can still see some rain coming in on sunday and into memorial day. not necessarily as bad as what we're going to be seeing this week, but there is a good bit of rain in the forecast over the next seven days and we'll try to pinpoint it a little bit more coming up a little bit later. >> thank you, glenn. >> dramatic rescue this video shows the moment a gas station

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it is, of course, one of the world's most popular sports and some would argue it's the most popular sport in the world and this summer lincoln financial field are promoting a soccer competition. here is a live look at the linc in south philadelphia which will host two quarterfinal games in july 2017. the concacaf gold cup and the north and central american national teams and the sporting director is here to talk about the concacaf gold cup match that's happening this summer. ernie, thank you for being here. >> no problem. >> concacaf is an ak krcronym f something way to too long, and tell us what it is. >> you have central america, south america and the caribbean and they're all part of concacaf. >> and philadelphia hosting

this, this is a big deals on the heels of the nfl draft. this is a big deal for philadelphia. >> not only for philadelphia, the gold cup just in general. like you say, soccer is a world sport and to have these national teams come to philadelphia and that philadelphia is a part of this, you know, hosting organization is fantastic. >> very quick order the suns have gaineded a reputation that's a part of the philadelphia landscape, but soccer fans, they're a different group. >> they are a different group. >> we know their history in south america, of course, and also in europe. are we expecting these kinds of passionate fans to come in for the concacaf? >> yeah, actually, well, i played for the u.s. national team for a long time and i've played for these teams and the fans they have are absolutely amazing at times. i remember playing some games where they'd have a discotheque set up outside of our hotel and they'd play music all night.

so they are very, very passionate about their sport. >> yeah, you played for the u.s. in the '90s. tell us about what that experience was like for you and how it helped shape you and your views on soccer? >> my story is a little bit different from the normal american kid. my father was in the american military and i grew up in holland most of my life. so soccer was something i stood up with and i went to bed with literally. so it's been an amazing part of my life, and -- you know, being in soccer and still being able to be in soccer right now is just amazing and playing for the u.s. national team and being in front of big, big crowds, but being able to represent your country is something amazing. >> and there are three union players who are part of this team. tell us about those players. >> well, we have -- you're talking about the ex-players? >> yeah. >> mike sorber, who i played in the 1994 world cup with, and

chris albright is still with the philadelphia union. on occasional moments we'll sit down and reminisce about old times. >> the team got off to a bit of a rough start, but they turned things around. tell us about the success of the team and what you've seen. >> it's been good especially the last couple of weeks. i would have to say during the whole season we started off really well in the first two games against vancouver and toronto. toronto, arguably, the best team in mls at the moment with jose altidore. we started off very well and played decent halves and games after that and beyond that, but as you know yourself as an athlete, you know once the confidence level goes down a little bit, so we struggled with that for a little while, but i have to say we're on an upbeat scale right now and things are starting to gel. they're starting to click and we worked very, very hard in the

last weeks to get them where we are right now. speaking of confidence and my buddy who works for the team keeps inviting him to come. >> happy to have you over. >> thank you very much. the quarterfinals of the concacaf gold cup are coming wednesday, july 19th and we'll have that on the nbc 10 app as well. >> thank you for having me. >> thanks, vai. it is a case that's attracted worldwide publicity. this morning jury selection is under way in the sex assault case against comedian bill cosby. the extra challenges lawyers face as they work to select the men and women who will decide cosby's fate. plus hold the juice. the new recommendations about just how young is too young for children to be drinking juice.

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a live look now at downtown wilmington. the rain is really coming down in much of our area. >> and a live look at the first-alert radar showing where the heaviest rain is falling at this moment. we're in for more wet weather this week. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. >> vai, it's not a pretty way to start with the week. we have a lot of clouds around the area and you can see in center city, the tops of the buildings are not visible, but you can still see across the river and it's more low clouds than it is fog right now. and you can see this area of rain coming up from washington, but there is an area of dry weather back to the north and west and that is going to be coming into many of our pennsylvania counties this afternoon. we do have another batch of heavier rain in central delaware and also in the philadelphia area, itself and heavier rain in the city has just moved across the river into burlington county

right now, and that's not the end of it. the rain, of course, there's more to come and there's more in cape may county that they've had hour after hour of it. now to the north and west. burks county and chester county and the rain tapering off and in that case, iffing any, it will get much, much lighter and maybe shut off during the afternoon and you can see that dryer air trying to come in, but of course, there's more back to the southwest to set us up for later on. in delaware we've had several places with one to two inches of rain already and especially kent county in delaware. so that's one of the areas along with new jersey where we're going to have to keep an eye this afternoon and over the next couple of days for any potential heavier rain because the ground is already saturated from what's fallen. as we go through the night tonight more areas of at least some rain, not as widespread as

what we saw this morning and more showers in parts of the area, but maybe clearing in some spots. it's chilly, unseasonably chilly with the rain coming in off the ocean, as well and we'll see when the weather will be improving coming up in a few minutes. >> and free the nbc 10 app and get real time updates with your neighborhood as we deal with the threat of wet weather over the next few days. now to jury selection under way this morning in the bill cosby trial. >> lawyers for both sides are across the state in pittsburgh to choose 12 jurors and six alternates. cosby did not answer questions from reporters as he arrived at the courthouse in allegheny county earlier this morning. he is facing a charge that he drugged and sexually assaulted then temple university employee andrea constand in her home in 2004. he has pleaded not guilty. ju

jury selection is expected to take two days. the panel is set to ride back for the start of june 5th. you can see our live report starting this afternoon at 4:00 and get realtime updates any time on the nbc 10 app. an off-duty delaware state trooper says she was defending herself when she shot her boyfriend. >> both needed treatment at the hospital. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong joins us live from the scene in pike creek with what police are saying. tim? >> reporter: yeah, vai. police finally cleared the scene here this morning, but they were here all night investigating one of their own. take a look at what happened. it happened at 11:15 here at the trooper's townhouse. the off-duty trooper and her boyfriend were having a fight. she grabbed a service weapon and fired one shot at the boyfriend's chest. the trooper was able to call 911 and police rushed to the scene and they found the trooper had been severely beaten with cuts and bruises all over her head, neck and face. this morning they have the boyfriend's lexus towed out of here. the neighbors here haven't

wanted to talk to us on camera and they've never noticed problems at the house before. state police should be able to give us an update on the medical conditions of the trooper and the boyfriend. i've been going back and forth with police and they tell me at this point they will not go with my request for the 911 history for the trooper's house to see if they've been here for domestic problems in the past and they say that's part of the investigation and they will have some sort of update later in the day and we'll keep you posted. we're live in new castle county, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. the man accused of crashing his car in times square said he'd been trying to get psychiatric help. richard rojas spoke to a counselor at the veterans center and they never got back to him. police say rojas steered his car on to the sidewalk last tuesday killing a teenage tourist and injuring 23 others and he wanted to apologize to the victims' families and his mother. oh, my god!

oh, my god! >> new video shows how a firefighter barely escaped with his life after the roof of a burning building collapsed in michigan and you see it there. cell phone camera was recording when the front part of a burning gas station caved in and the debris knocked the firefighter from the ground and firefighters pulled him out after a couple of minutes and he was treated at the hospital and has since been released. ford has a new ceo this morning after a corporate shake-up. mark fields is out and jim hackett is in and he'll replace him. ford's stock is down 40% since fields took over in 2014 and it's cutting its workforce by 10%. this is part of the management shake-up at the company. five other high-level executives are being moved around. now to the jersey shore. the owner of a popular restaurant says police were targeted by several of his employees. >> check out this receipt.

cops, pigs, puercos, spanish for pigs. that receipt was handed to a police officer. romanelli's owner called it disrespectful and said one of the employees has been fired. in a post on the restaurant's facebook page the owner apologized saying quote, i have grown up in this town and i have always relied on the local police department to keep myself, my family and friends safe. i would appreciate if you could understand our frustrating situation. new jersey will vote a tax for daily fantasy sports, a type of internet gambling ask it would operate a quarterly fee equal to 10% of their take and not the seasonal fantasy sports games. after 146 years, member of the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus took their final bows under the big top last night. once called the greatest show on earth, the circus' final show was held on long island. many ringling brothers staffers

are third and fourth-generation employees and have been with the circus for decades. you'll want to hear the story. there are new rules when it comes to juice. the american academy of pediatrics recommend babies under the age of 1 should not drink fruit juice. the doctors are concerned about childhood obesity and dental health. they suggest fresh fruit instead. the new policy also recommends only four ounces of juice a day for toddlers and 6 ounces for preschoolers. the nbc 10 morning show will once again be on the road this week and on wednesday the team is headed to atlanta county. we'll be at the wawa on the whitehorse pike in galaway township. we'll help you jumpstart your day and also take a look at what makes this community tick. if the galaway wawa happens to be your wawa, what do we say, tracy? >> stop by and say hello and watch vai dance. >> it's always fun. >> this is dramatic video we're about to show you. a sea lion attack caught on

camera is setting the internet on fire. >> take a look at this video. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> the sea lion snatched the little girl sitting on a ledge in british columbia, canada. a man quickly jumped in to save her. she's fine. the sea lion thought the girl's dress was a snack because people had been feeding the sea lion. the youtube video has been seen more than 6 million times. next, a look at the singers vying for america's votes and a chance to win season 12 of "the voice" tomorrow night. i'm tracking more rain headed our way this week. will it dry out in time for the holiday weekend? i'll let you know what to expect with my first-alert neighborhood forecast just ahead.

well, you don't need to head up to new york to see some of broadway's most talked about shows. the kimmel center for the performing arts in philadelphia is excited about six productions premiering here. and here to tell us more is fran angla, the director of philadelphia programming. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> what can you tell us? this is always fun to hear the shows. >> we have six brand-new productions including disney's "aladdin." the revival of "the color purple," gloria estefan's life story "on your feet," a great array from the most romantic shows from "phantom of the opera" and "les miserables" and

"waitress," a wonderful musical created by sara bareilles. one of the great things we have coming for next season is if you subscribe in '17-'18. you are guaranteed tickets -- >> wait! >> to "hamilton," the amazing broadway hit that we're excited to bring here in '18-'19 and we haven't announced the dates yet or the dates of the run and we had a tremendous respond, you are guaranteed your tickets to "hamilton". >> that's brilliant. >> we do what we can. it's a wonderful season of just what we learned from the philly audiences that they want to see the best of broadway as soon as possible, but they want to see it in their own backyard in theaters and center city. coming to the academy or the theater or the miriam, and seeing broadway at its best in philadelphia. >> we luck out as viewers to get to see this, but how is it that

you think you're able to get so many great shows to come to philadelphia? >> the shows are upcoming here and we tend to sell a lot of tickets and also the audiences are great and the tours love spending time in center city and spending time in and around philadelphia and it's just a great mix of we have a couple of different venues that we try to fit as many shows into the in the season and we bring back shows that our audiences are some of their favorites like "phantom of the opera," "les miserables" and "kinky boots" and "something rotten" and school of rock," and there's something for everyone. >> a good mix, too. >> the subscribers get the best seats for the best prices and exchange for free, as well. the big benefit this year is "hamilton." >> that's what everyone wants to know about. >> thank you so much. >> good luck with everything. >> thanks. you can see all of the details about the upcoming philadelphia

shows at the kimmel center and nbc 10.com or check out our nbc 10 app. tonight nbc's "the voice" airs its final round and each has a chance to vie for america's votes. season 12 winner will be crowned tomorrow night. mark barringger talked to the artists still in the hunt. >> reporter: the combination of guitar and voice has put jesse larson in tonight's finale. >> you did it! >> last week's instant save gave the artist the final spot. >> it's something to have so passionate about and something that means so much to you understood. >> emotions got the better of team blake's aliaa molten two weeks ago, but the 15-year-old californian overcame them in route to become the show's youngest finalist. >> i didn't think i would get a chair turned and just to be here it's just been a really, really, really emotional ride for me.

>> michigan country singer lauren dusky is team blake's other finalist. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: consistent all season, she topped the itunes chart last week for the first time. >> i've definitely seen a lot of layers of insecurity shed along the way, and it's such a relief to finally be able to get there and do -- get up there and do what i love. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: range has been the key for team alicia's chris blue from the rolicing, to the ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his inspirational anths emlast week hit number two on itunes. >> every week is a will cchaller me and that seems to be chris blue. >> reporter: turning in performances that can win "the voice." mark barger, nbc 10 news. >> each artist will perform three times tonight an original song, a cover tune and a duet with their coach. you can catch "the voice"

tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc 10. now your nbc 10 first-alert weather. >> well, a different kind of week. a pretty wet week, a pretty cloudy week across the area and get ready for it, and we've had wet weather this morning and there's more coming up from the washington, d.c. area and some of it is on the heavier side and it's especially true and parts of central delaware into interior south jersey and we've had another area of heavier rain moved through dover and that's one of the places that has seen the greatest amount of rain. you can see the area in blue from dover all of the way up to parts of long beach island and that's more than one inch of rain. to the west, much less toward the shore much less and that's the zone of heavy rain. this is not causing necessarily widespread flooding, but this sets us up because we have more rain coming this week.

some tomorrow night, some wednesday, some thursday and even over the weekend and dover's had about an inch of rain. marysville had a little over an inch and brigston and cedarville and 1.2 and vineland about millville and 1.1, but there's more. look at all of this moisture down in texas and the gulf of mexico and that's moving in this direction as well and we have more wet weather ahead. this is a normal shot where you see the flags? you can barely see them. a half hour ago i wanted to show you the shot, but you couldn't see anything and that area of heavy rain has moved through and we got a little bit of a break in philly. we're up to 60 degrees now and into the 50s and the rest of the area is unseasonably cool as we go through this week. so this afternoon, many places will be dryer especially in the pennsylvania counties. allentown, quakertown, redding

and just cloudy, but philly there may be showers and atlantic city is likely to be the wettest and as we go into the night tonight this is the fog symbol. we will see more of those as we go through the night and into the morning. there we are with a lot of clouds tomorrow, a lot of clouds in the morning and it's not going to start off necessarily wet tomorrow, but then the rain returns, if not in the afternoon, at night. that is just going to be kind of a nasty pattern and here we are wednesday, early morning with more of that rain moving in. so we are in for it and this is, overall, the next three days you can see the next seven days on the bottom of your screen for your neighborhood. the temperatures are below normal, but creeping up a little bit closer to normal not as heavier rain tomorrow if we get it. it will be generally much later

in the day into tomorrow night and into wednesday morning and then as we head toward the holiday weekend, temperatures go up a little bit, but we still have some rain chances coming. all right. thank you, glenn. summer is just around the corner and a new major summertime event is kicking off this july. the philadelphia flyers are hosting the charity classic and registration is now under way. here to tell us more is former philadelphia flyer brad marsh. great to have you back here with us this morning. >> thank you. >> there's something here for just about every member of the family, right? >> yeah. there really is something there for everybody whether you're young or old or somewhere in the middle, a flyers fan or someone that wants to be active and the flyers charity classic is a walk, run and ride. we have three different distances for the ride. we're working with the city and the police and we've got broad street closed and we're going to run through the navy yard and

back to wells fargo and the bike riders believe wells fargo down broad street and the ten miler and the family fun ride will come back to wells fargo and we have the 50-kilometer and a 100-kilometer bike ride that will continue. it will be a great day. >> if you want to test your endurance you can do that and you want to walk, you can do that. >> you can have the flyers alumni called the ides of marsh. what's that about? >> well, for my 50th birthday i have four kids and we all went in a team triathlon event together and that's what we called ourselves, the ides of marsh. we formed a team and looking to have fun on july 16th, the date of the charity classic. so i'll have lots of alumni guys out there riding and walking and running so it's going to be a great day. the money that you raise will go to a great cause. tell us about that. it will go to the flyers' charity and nothing needs to be

said for the charity and it started with the carnival way back when and they've done so much good work in the city, but then a portion of the proceeds, as well goes to the alumni charities which our specific goal is we announced last year we'd like to build a rank and memory in honor of mr. snyder and our alumni guys we got together and scratched their head and in our minds this is the best way to say thank you to a great guy. he's done so much for hockey and philly, so we want to build another rink and have more kids playing hockey. >> he's left such a huge footprint in the city and it's hard to imagine, you know, hockey without that man. >> yeah. >> it's hard to imagine pro sports without him because every pro sport team has an owner, but not every pro sports team has a mr. snyder and he was one of a kind. >> the philadelphia flyers charity classic is happening sunday, july 16th and gets under

way at 8:00 a.m. at the wells fargo center in philadelphia. for more, check out the nbc 10 app. brad marsh, thank you so much for coming. >> great to see you again. >> we'll be right back. go to protect your vehicle?

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prime minister benjamin netanyahu just moments ago at the end of a bilateral meeting with netanyahu, the president told reporters he, quote, never mentioned the word or name israel during a recent conversation with top russian diplomats. he's likely referring to revelations about classification of an islamic state threat. the information was given to the u.s. by israel. final look at the weather with meteorologist glenn schwartz. >> look what we have. >> a little cloud cover. that's better than it looked a half hour ago. it kind of comes and goes and we have a wet week ahead and it will not be raining all of the time and i think some of the heaviest rain of the week will come on thursday with some possible thunderstorms as we head toward the memorial day weekend things break up a little bit, but there will be some rain during that weekend. we'll update you starting at 4:00 this afternoon and a whole new set of computer information

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