neighborhood. how is the councilman doing tonight. >> reporter: let's start off with good news. that knife actually missed his vital organs. right in his left side. he said it missed his spleen, his heart and lungs. he's doing a bit better than you might after a serious stabbing. councilman david oh did describe to me what happened last night. he came home from work about to head back into his house when he was confronted out here by a strange man who started asking for his keys, trying to steal his car. as you can see police are still on scene as they search for that suspect and just a few minutes ago we caught up with the councilman home from the hospital. councilman david oh back home but recovering from a deep stab wound, suspect confronting him last night outside his own home trying to steal his car. >> i took a step back and i said you stabbed me. in fact, he had. he had a shank or a shiv. >> reporter: a stark reminder

that random violent crime has no boundary. >> this can happen to anybody. >> any point, any time, anyone. that's a real reality. >> reporter: councilman oh owes colleague confronting a problem. >> it takes a high-profile incident to get people focus. >> reporter: council president daryl clark calling the city's violent crime numbers unacceptable, 500 shooting sos far this year and a spike in homicide next week he'll introduce legislation to address the like poverty that can lead to violent crime. >> the likelihood of that person may not have a job, that person may have mental issues which a lot of this is. >> reporter: those violent crime numbers now very personal to the councilman who said he's ready combat this tough problem. >> it's a frustration in how to address, you know, the violence and the causes of violence.

>> reporter: he says there are both long term and short term solutions they will have to discuss at length. the former service member and prosecutor so this is not his time dealing with these types of ibs. but he tells me he's ready to get back to work. city council has a budget to approve in the coming weeks. >> these type of issues. i understand he you it's not the first time he dealt with this type of violent crime, right? >> reporter: yeah. he says back in 1958, this is a big story in his family, before the couldn'tman was born one of his cousins was actually violently murdered by a group of 11 youth. interesting part of this story he said his family back korea actually worked to forgive those young suspects, even raising money for and he says he did learn a lesson about forgiveness from his deceased cousin that he could bring forward. as we mentioned that suspect still onto loose tonight.

>> now an update on breaking news, an take on a casino and resort in manila. you can hear the panic and chaos as guests run for safety. we have the latest developments. >> you have some new information? >> we do. within the past hour in the philippines said one gunman of involved in that attack and still looking for that gunman right now. smoke can be seen rising from resort world in manila. inside panicked guests scramble to safety as you can see. police say a man stole gambling chips, shot at a tv screen and set several gambling tables on fire. no reports of anyone being shot. now police say there was no evidence this was an act of terrorism. we'll continue to follow this for you. for now live in the breaking

news center, jacqueline london. hello sunshine. a beautiful day get outside in university city. >> live look at boat house row. relaxing by the water. look at this shot. picture perfect weather. not a cloud the sky above this. sunshine every where. our first alert meteorologist joins us and she's live at the farmer's market. erika. >> reporter: i'm enjoying the sun but i haven't applied my sunscreen. be sure to apply the sunscreen ten especially through the summer months. gorgeous day today. i am here at the farmer's market in fairmount and head over here where these local farmers and they are going to tell us about the most popular fruit and vegetable in. so let's talk a little bit about what i'm guessing the june berry? tell us about the juneberries.

>> juneberry has a one to two week season in the summer and this week is the best week for them actually. this ended up the best because of the heat. they bloomed this week. >> you guys said they bloomed earlier because of the heat wave. >> yes, exactly. they are awesome right now. they are perfect. >> i'll have a couple right now. they are tasty. what do we have here? >> herbs. mint. chamomile, sage, thyme. lettuce should be in season for another week or so once it gets hot. kale will go all summer long. we different types of kale. >> thank you so much. temperatures for today will top out in the low 80s. same deal for tomorrow. 60s earlier this week and cooler by next week, course. glen will have that information. gorgeous day.

come join me outside. stay hydrated. apply sunscreen ten. come down and join me. back to you. we look forward to tossing it out to you. no deal late this afternoon president trump announced he's pulling out of the paris climate accord. the initiative is aimed at reducing carbon emissions to help prevent global warming. what impact could this have on our environment? >> i got hoof with a drexel university professor this is bad for the climate. the u.s. is one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases. if we're not cutting back that's significant. he also says this could endanger our standing in the world. now this is a deal that involves almost 200 countries but as we saw today the president is not approaching this in terms of what may or may not be good for the world but what is good for the u.s. he is fulfilling a

campaign promise. remember his america first theme. the president says that the paris accord was not a fair deal for the united states. he says he's willing to negotiate to get back in under different circumstances. >> this agreement is less about the climate and more about other countries gaining a financial advantage over the united states. i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> well pittsburgh mayor already firing back on twitter today saying that it to the cities to lead now and that pittsburgh will continue to follow the paris accord. the president is getting support from the house speaker and senate majority leader but a local republican a different take. republican congressman said ultimately this disappointing decision mr.s's leadership role on the world stage.

worldwide reaction is also coming in this evening with the german chancellor saying she regrets the u.s. move and will keep work to quote save our earth. to this now. megyn kelly is about to make a splash as she debuts her new show on nbc this sunday night. >> she will have a sit down with vladimir putin. tonight she's in st. petersburg to get the russian perspective on the meddling in the election. >> we see this as a matter of our national sovereignty. if there was interference with our presidential election that's a pretty big deal. >> your serious that russia even being the biggest country in the earth interferes with democracy. >> an hour ago kelly tweeted this picture with putin at a russian state dinner party.

sunday with megyn kelly this sunday at 7:00 on nbc 10. former fbi director james comey will testify next thursday before senate intelligence committee. he got permission from special counsel robert mueller. senate intelligence committee members are expected to ask comey about what president trump said to him about the russian investigation. trump fired comey last month. philadelphia man accused of trying to murder his 7-year-old sister is being held on $5 million bail this afternoon. police released this mere ugsho simere alford. police say alford choked or suffocated her. tonight a delaware county attorney is in trouble with the law. he's accused of stealing more than $400,000 in settlement funds from nine clients.

he represented the clients in personal injury cases. he turned himself into authorities this morning. he including theft by deception and receiving stolen property. he's expected in court next week. lawmakers in new jersey want to crack down on those who traffic stolen pets. a state senate budget committee passed a bill calling for stiffer criminal penalties. it would create a third degree criminal offense for trafficking stolen pets. there's no law dealing with stolen pets. the pet napping bill heads to the for for final approval. >> philadelphia collected less money from the new soda tax in april than it did the month before according to a report. the bench tax brought in around $6.5 million in april. half a mill less than the previous month. pennsylvania state senator anthony williams toured a manufacturing facility that says it's losing money because of the tax.

pretend police officer where investigators say one man was impersonate tlaug an jasonatingg you inside. what new videoage reveals about the pulse nightclub shooting. officers search for a man bea beating and how a hospital worker saved the victim's life. what is your teen doing behind the wheel? the top teen driving dangers that you need know.

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we're entering what aaa calls the 100 deadliest days. time between memorial day and labor day when the number of teen accidents skyrockets. more new and inexperienced teen drivers are out of school, they are hitting the road, the already crowded roadways. aaa say seatbelts, distractions and speed are the most common distractions. what type of distraction we found the first cause of distraction for a teen driver was a passenger and the second was a cell phone. >> safety advocates urge patience to sign an agreement with their new teen drivers setting clear consequences for breaking the rules of the road.

hurricane season officially here and that means the threat of tropical storms and hurricanes will return to our area. superstorm sandy was one of the most devastating storm to hit new jersey. left a trail of destruction in 2012. we went to the national hurricane center to find new ways to stay safe this season. >> everything is gone. i never had water in my house. >> reporter: worst natural disaster to hit new jersey. >> it's coming right on shore. >> reporter: hurricane sandy wreaked havoc. >> mid-atlantic states are vulnerable to storm surge from hurricanes. winds and heavy rain are commonly thought of as the big danger with hurricanes but it's actually storm surge. the ocean water building up and pushing into the coast that causes dangerous flooding. that surge of water can cause the most damage and deaths.

until now there wasn't a specific way to indicate the danger of storm surge. >> however high the water is it will get higher. >> reporter: you see the first alert weather team talk about hurricane watches and warns. those are issued based off wind speeds not the surge. this led to one major problem. a storm can downgrade in size from say a category 1 hurricane into a tropical storm. it's the winds to weaken. that doesn't mean the storm still won't bring deadly storm surge. >> we'll start putting out new warnings, storm surge watches and warnings to help highlight areas that have a significant risk of life threatening storm surge. >> reporter: here's what they will look like. here's what they mean in case you see them nbc 10. first a storm surge watch. that's the possibility of life threatening flooding from rising water within the next 48 hours or sooner. the warning, the danger of life threatening flooding generally within 36 hours.

the warning indicates a more imminent threat. no matter what you experienced in the past the national hurricane center and us at nbc 10 hope these new warnings will help keep you more aware. >> what it truly takes is for people to pay attention to this individual scenario. we don't want people to get caught up. i survive this one so i should be okay with this one. no two are alike. >> reporter: krystal klei nbc 10 news. a man suffered his fair share of hurricanes. >> we've been after them for years ever since sandy to make some changes in this warning program because sandy weakened from a category 3 down to a 1 and even people like the mayor of new york city didn't understand the deadly nature of that storm surge. he's saying oh, the storm weakened so we're in the better shape. so what happens in new york? so this is a very important

change that they've made. >> what happens now this season? what do you think? you think this should be very impactful in our area or hard to tell? >> we'll probably be in the vicinity of an average hurricane season. and it's just a matter of, really. whether one hits us or misses us just by a little bit. sandy even with the slightest change in the weather pattern would have been something you never would have remembered. >> here on this first dave hurricane season it's gorgeous outside today, right? >> by the way i have a flag -- blog on hurricane season. when you might get hurricanes in june, where in the country that's most vulnerable. look at that beautiful shot. and we haven't seen pictures like that very often in the last month. they really stunk, didn't they for most of us. this is a beautiful waterpark at

camel beach. if you have a chance to go up there sometime this summer to cool off. you don't need to cool off today. temperatures are almost ideal. just about average for this time of the year. the high is now 79 degrees in philadelphia. and we're at 80 at the airport right now. 81 society hill. ki kingsessing. and similar temperatures over the next couple of days. near 80 degrees. but even at the beaches it will be near 80 degrees. which we have not seen hardly at all this season. best chance for any kind of rain is late sunday and that's generally north of philadelphia and sunshine, yeah, some more of it friday and saturday especially. we have some fair weather clouds at the most across our portion

of the country and got a lot of dry air back to the west. so we're certainly not having any kind of threat of rain over the next couple of days. chestnut hill 76 tomorrow. reading 77. 76 in the eastern. and allentown, nice to be able to show all these sunny symbols. even at the shore, as you see here, longport 80 degrees with the west wind. if they were having an east wind it would be in the 60s. now we're talk about the beginning of hurricane season. the risk gets put out way ahead of that. there's already been arlene. you may not heard about it. it was way, way out in the atlantic in april and it still counts. and this is the list for this year. and we certainly hope we don't get too far down on that list. as far as the forecast concern, we're both near 80 degrees tomorrow, upper 70s on saturday

from the shore to the city, but look at the difference on sunday. and monday. chance of showers in philly late sunday and sunday night, probably dry at the shore but that's a 12 degree difference and you notice that. you they'd the shore on sunday or monday when the is more likely. so we do have differences between those two days. 78 at the shore, 68 between saturday and sunday. so you're looking for warmer weather, there's your day. and the shower chance is highest at the lehigh valley on sunday afternoon. carnival cancelled why lehigh valley town is now going after the event promoter with a lawsuit. plus he built the house with his own two hands decades ago. new at 5:55 how a veteran's home is getting a much needed makeover. still ahead, culinary

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high school. students run the high school part of the culinary program. you don't have to be a student to dig into this food. there were plenty of visitors enjoying brunch. we talked to one student who is planning to use what he's learned from the program. >> going to delaware county for hotel restaurant management. >> there you go. the student run restaurant has been closed for the past three years. >> impressive. a michigan mailman being hailed a hero. he sprung into action after he noticed a man turning blue right before his eyes. jared hill was working his route last week when he saw a man on his porch when he came by again ten minutes later. that man was purple. he took over and started performing cpr. neighbors call him a hero. it's something he's having a little trouble wrapping his head around. >> one i'm not used to. live for smiles. i love making smiles on people's

faces. i live for that. he hero, not so much. >> as for the man he saved he's currents recovering in the hospital. a philadelphia councilman was stabbed. now out of the hospital. >> nbc 10 is at a fundraiser for david oh. beaten and almost stuffed into a bag. how a hospital employee helped to save a woman's life as police continue to search for her attacker. and coming up on nbc 10 at 6:00 preserving the jersey shore. some residents complain of constant flooding and what can to be done to fix the problem. ♪

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beaten and almost stuffed into a trash bag a woman is alive tonight because a hospital worker saw her getting atakdtac. >> it happened last night. nbc 10 joins us live where it happened. >> the employee who saw the woman getting attacked got her inside to get some help. >> reporter: police say that employee saved her life on the 4900 block of frankford avenue. that worker was standing right at the hospital entrance when he could see what was happening and went over to save her.

back at the scene today detectives go business to business gathering video from between 10:00 and 11:00 last night the time a woman was walking along frankford avenue and beaten. >> i never was afraid around here. i never look down here. i'm very surprised. >> reporter: long time business owners say the area has had its share of crime but under the l and steps from hospital the attack seemed brazen for such a populated area. >> i saw basically the police cleaning up everything. >> reporter: she was coming back to check on her property at 11:00 last night a half hour after the attack. had no idea a woman had fallen prey to a man. the attack was seen by a hospital worker. >> i've owned this property for quite a long time almost seven years so this is the first time

something like has happened. >> reporter: that hospital worker who came to the women's aid first getting her medical treatment on street and getting her inside. we're also told that septa police are looking for video along the l platform. checking to see if any buses were coming by that could have captured a man or woman walking on the treat. that man took off heading north on frankford avenue. if you know anything about the case, philadelphia police want to hear from you. previously scheduled fundraiser for philadelphia councilman david oh is getting under way right now. the republican councilman at large is back home with his wife and kids after he was stabbed late yesterday. he was unloading bags from his car when investigators say a man approached him from behind and demanded the key to his car. the attacker stabbed him once in the side. he was rushed to the hospital, underwent surgery and has been released.

drew smith joins us live from outside that fundraiser in center city. drew you just spoke with the event organizer whether councilman oh will show up. >> reporter: they have been in contact with him. the couldn'tman says he wants to be here. this regularly scheduled event before the event of last night. unclear if he'll make it down because his family may not be okay with him getting out. it's a wait and see. oh was re-elected back in 2015. he's up for re-election in 2019. this is a fundraiser for that campaign effort. the republican speaker of the house for pence is here in philly today and he plans to attend this well. he had been in touch with the councilman also following the stabbing events of last night but he may be stopping by here as. so they set up the tables inside the main dining room at the racket club. they will go ahead as normal. everybody is thinking of him and

they want to continue things as normal as he had wished. we're live in center city. i'm drew, nbc10 news. fur first alert forecast. warm start to june all across our area. in university city we hit 80 degrees today. people were outside, enjoying the sunshine. plenty of people packing that beach. a little bit of wind out there. similar scene in atlantic city. some braving that water for a dip. >> taking a live look at the turbines in philadelphia, a little windy out there. you can see them swirling around as people enjoy a nice day and a look at broad street. you see the sunshine is out. great day to be outside. nbc10 has live coverage of this warm up glenn "hurricane" schwartz has your weekend

forecast coming up. >> erika is live at the farmer's market. outside enjoying herself. what a perfect day. >> i'm happy i got this assignment. lucky me. unfortunately all good things come to an end. i'm here at the farmer's market. i found out that philadelphia is one of the most pedestrian-friendly cities in the country, go philly. i had juneberries and had some chocolate chip cookies. chocolate chips don't start melting until 90 degree fahrenheit. let's head on over to the person who manages this event. she's smart. she's laying in the shade. she has water and staying i had decorated and enjoying the nice breeze. tell bus this event and what it runs until. >> our farmer's market here runs ever italy thursday from 3:00 to 7:00 until thanksgiving. >> so let's talk about this. you said rain shine it's going to happen. >> rain or shine.

our vendors will be here. >> i love it. not even the weather intimidates these people. they will be here every thursday between 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. until thanksgiving. i had a wonderful time sitting under this of high pressure. so i'll enjoy it right now because we may get some showers the second half of the weekend. i'll have glen tell you more about that. >> glen is coming up in 15 minutes. the wife of a helicopter pilot killed in a crash last week is sharing stories about her husband. michael murphy may 25th when his helicopter crashed in industrial park in wilmington. he was training at the time. his wife erika is pregnant with second son right now. she says avenues great pilot, great father, great husband. he loved exercising, the outdoors and country music. she says he loved flying too. murphy as a back up pilot for nbc 10 sky force 10. funeral services are tomorrow.

the reward for information that leads to the arrest of whoever shot a 2-year-old boy in kensington is at $20,000. on may 19th two men on bikes approached the boy and his father yelling quote this is our block. they shot at the victims hitting the 2-year-old four times. mayor of philadelphia's office put a $20,000 reward on the table. the fraternal order of police is offering a $5,000 reward. in lehigh county, the mayor cancelled plans for a carnival an planning to file police reports against the promoert. they had been selling $20 tickets for the carnival. community leaders say they can't track town the promoters or refunds. in new castle county a man is accused of pretending to be an officer and harassing a woman. joseph dewey told a woman to

remove her car and called her a racial slur. he said avenues new castle police officer. he's in jail tonight. delaware county, a veteran now you don't need to leave your home to check your benefits. network for care. all you have to do is click on the veterans option on the left side of your screen. then delaware county. that's where you can get all your questions answered. a new castle county nascar'sest stars were in wilmington today but we behind the wheel. they teed up for a good cause. it was the annual drive for autism. >> we've had amazing support from drivers. not only drivers come up like denny hamlin and ricky sev stenhouse. what a wonderful event. members of the phillies, the eagles and the flyers were out there participating.

surprise for a veteran. >> how the volunteers are setting up and stepping up for a home makeover surprise. >> then setting up students for success 5:45 how one class will graduate high school with an associate's degree. but first taking you inside the terror. new body camera footage shows officers rushing towards the gunfire at the pulse nightclub.

chilling new video tonight takes us pulse nightclub during a deadly mass shooting. been almost one year since 49 people were killed in the attack in orlando. >> some of this video may be disturbing. that's an officer yelling commands to the man who had taken survivors hostage. officers can say the gunman pledged allegiance to isis. he was killed by police. some victims could be found hiding there as officers tried to rush them to safety. they also helped one of their own a wounded officer whose helmet stopped a bullet. >> the former president of penn state university could be facing jail time.

graham spanier was convicted of child endangerment. he kept child sexual abuse allegations against jerry sandusky quiet in 2001. they want him to spend one year in prison. his sentencing is set for tomorrow. governor tom wolf took a close look at the philadelphia ship yards. he visited the apprentice training program, the ship building facility. it was part of his jobs that tour. governor wolf included an aadvertiseship program in his budget. making the grade how a first of its kind school in philadelphia sending kids off with a high school and degree. have you seen that? mean mascots. why one employee's interaction with fans forced him to take off the costume. do you have any weekend plans? our first alert forecast might make you want to head outside. that's coming up next.

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>> new program will help students in one philadelphia public school to get their high school diploma and associate's degree for free. they are part of the first class the district partnered with a community college of philadelphia. students had to apply to the program. it will save parents money and give students better job opportunities. >> i'll work very hard for it. i'm going to put all my hard work into it. >> it's good. i'm up for the challenge.

>> the program starts in july. while most students are enjoying their summer vacation these guys will be take their first college classes. if you're a mets fan first of all sorry. second of all, even your mascot is up slips. he flips a bird at a brewer's fan in the 7-1 loss. now that employee right there is out of a job. mets have apologized for the flash of. you might want to set your alarm clock a little bit early. it's national doughnut day. falls on the first friday of june every year. you can get a free doughnut if you stop into krispy kreme or a dunkin' donuts when you buy a drink. setting the alarm clock now. >> that's all i need hear. now to your first alert forecast. a warm start to june. sunny scene as we take live look along philadelphia's boat house

row. the philly area hits 80 degrees. cape may, dozens of people hitting the beach out there on the sand. >> that sunshine luring people to the walk and out on to the sand. want to be there right now. this weather good news isn't cloning down just yet. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz joins us now. we can really expect a nice start to our weekend is that right? >> yeah. few days ago it wasn't looking as good as it's looking now. all of that storminess is shifting into next week. not so good if you have days off next week. look at this beautiful sky. we have not seen a lot of this in the last week, two weeks, month. whatever you want to call it. temperatures in the 70s to near 80 degrees across the area and some places hit the 80 degree

mark. let's see how we're doing in chester, montgomery counties. lincoln university, cochranville, 77. there's collegeville at 81. they tend to run a little bit warm. bryn mawr is 80. that number is not too off. 73 in milford township as one of the cool spots. nice afternoon with the sunshine and low humidity across the area. now the official high temperature today gets to 82 degrees. two days ago it was 62 and monday it was only 60 for the high. i mean that was cold. now the average temperature is 79 degrees, we'll be close to that several days. plenty of dry air around for a change. and that's going to be with us

at into early sunday. as we go through the night tonight it's clear. winds will be calming down. couple of spots into the upper 40s, allentown at 49 degrees at 6:30 in the morning. we warm quickly by 10:00 a.m., already 72 degrees in philadelphia and wilmington. 71 in trenton. in the afternoon, yeah we're getting close to 80 degrees, 78 in philadelphia. watch the temperature in atlantic city go up too. even the beaches going to be warm. speaking of warm, summers have been getting warmer across the country overall. only one little exception, since 1970. in philadelphia itself, we've been going up steadily three, almost three degrees warmer on an average summer day than what we saw in 1970.

so keep that in mind when we start getting into the 90s in a month or two. philadelphia, beautiful weather. saturday through the whole area. even warm at the jersey store. much cooler at the shore on sunday because the winds will be coming out of the south. most of the day on sunday looks okay now. some showers late in the day or at night. most likely in the lehigh valley and then more widespread rain monday. the bridge, the spring house, the home, delaware county veteran built it all. >> it needed a little love a few decades later. how neighbors and volunteers are now coming together to surprise him with a home makeover. coming up on nbc10 at 6:00 dangers on the road. we'll tell you where teens are getting into the most car accidents in our area.

>> welcome back. savannah guthrie joins us now from the nbc studios in new york. hi. good to see you. ing up president trump sending shockwaves around the world announcing the u.s. is falling out of the landmark paris climate deal. horror at a popular tourist resort in the philippines as gunfire rings out. stark warning for parents and

teens why this is the deadliest time of the year for teen drivers when we see you in a few minutes. back to you. we'll see you at 6:30. decades ago a delaware county into building a home and preserving the surrounding land. but now it all needs a little love. >> that's why his neighbor went looking for help to get him a surprise home renovation. >> reporter: just over the bridge he built and past the spring house he built deep in the chester hills woods you'll find his home. when he finished. >> the solitude. the trees. >> reporter: that peace and quiet has temporarily been the miller house is now a construction site all the work success done here for free thanks to james' neighbor and lots of kind folks who wanted to

help a 92-year-old world war ii vet and former community leader. after mr. miller took a serious fall his neighbors saw a lot of work he needed. when he was a renovation facility she went to a local construction worker and home depot got involved. >> they were eager to help. >> reporter: the home depot foundation kicked in thousands of dollars with local materials and workers volunteered their time. they've put everything mr. miller needs one floor. >> just wonderful. >> reporter: he can get in and out easier. new floor will be much safer for mr. miller who these days has to shuffle around. a lot of work to be done. in a few weeks he can leave his assisted living and return home. >> this makes it worthwhile.

>> it's just a miracle. it really is, the support that i've received is just stunning. >> reporter: tim furlong, nbc 10 news. that right there is what it's all about the community coming together to help him. the foundation is based from the road and the family that founded wawa will make sure the woods will stay undeveloped for years to come. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. coming up at 6:00 movie theater theft. while people are enjoying the show thieves are rifling true their bags and stealing their wallets. plus climate concerns. what may happen to the jersey shore line if action isn't taken soon. the warning from rutgers researchers. released from the hospital less than 24 hours after he was stabbed on a philadelphia street. this councilman is back to work. the latest on the search for his

attacker. a beautiful start to the weekend. but some areas will see rain before it's over with. i'll have your most accurate neighborhood forecast coming up on your nbc10 news at 6:00.

you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. right now at 6:00 philadelphia councilman david oh opening up about getting stabbed during a robbery outside his home. >> i took a step back and i said

you stabbed me. >> councilman david oh was returning home from work late last night when he was stabbed outside of his home. rosemary connors is live at oh's home. rosemary, the councilman seems to be in good spirits. >> reporter: you wouldn't believe he was in surgery less than 24 hours ago. the councilman walked us through exactly what happened. he said last night he just got home from a long day at work. unpacking his car when he noticed a man walked by. they nodded to each other. the councilman picked up the story from there. >> i closed the back suv and when i looked up there he was. his demeanor had completely changed one of look of urgency. >> reporter: the man wanted his keys to his chevy suv. >> then he punched me in my left side. which i understand to be likely that he stabbed me. so i took a step back and i said you stabbed me.

>> reporter: this is the aftermath as councilman david oh tried to distance himself from the attacker he noticed some onlook nearby. >> there was a vehicle where two guys came out and i thought they were asking me if i needed help. you need help. but then it occurred to me they weren't talking to me, they were talking to him and they were out their car windows videotaping with their smartphones, you know, maybe what they saw was a fight. and kind of like egging the fight on. >> reporter: they eventually took off. he called 911. >> couple inches up this way or that way would be a different story but as it is as you can see i recovered pretty quickly. i feel good. i'm pretty healthy. >> reporter: the councilman believes he was stabbed with a shiv not a knife. nonetheless whatever it was it ended up penetrating his diaphragm. fortunately it missed all vital organs. right now police are looking for the suspect in this