>> 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 case.

trying trook down some surveillance video in the neighborhood. they also would like to speak to those men who were in the car who appeared to be videotaping the fight. if you know anything call police. rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. communities leaders say the attack on councilman oh is another that random violence crime can happen to anyone anywhere. at city hall the council president announceed a plan to introduce legislation to address the issues that can cause people to commit violent crime like poverty, lack of mental health care and scarce jobs. >> the likelihood is that person may not have a job, that person may have some mental issues which a lot of this is part of this issue. that person may have a family structure or a life within that family that there was a cycle of violence, a cycle of poverty. >> he says the new bill will be introduced next week in an effort to stop violent criminals before they strike. councilman oh is the second

person in his family to fall victim to philadelphia street violence. back in 1958 his cousin an immigrant from korea was beaten to death by a group of young people. last summer oh unveiled a street sign at 36th and hamilton to memorialize his late family member. to video you'll only see on nbc 1010. cydney long is joining us live. this is something we all need to be aware. >> reporter: some of these crooks struck in new jersey as well as pennsylvania. they were actually willing to crawl on the floor. they are in search of this, a tote or pocketbook maybe that doesn't have a strong closure or zipper easy to reach into as moms sit them down. they are busy with candy, kids, popcorn and previews. picture this. you're watching your favorite summer flick on the big screen and as you do thieves are

cashing in on your dime down the street at the local target store. police in voorhees say that's what happened when these two crooks had sticky fingers on march 3rd. >> takes seconds. suspects grab the wallets and leave. >> reporter: it happened at this amc and summer is when pickpocket prowlers pick up. >> two computers he puts on top of his counter. >> reporter: the crooks paid for and got away with two computers, $200 in toiletries and a tv in three separate transaction as the popcorn is still hot and movie still going. >> they use the card as quick as they can to get as much as they can. >> reporter: we spoke to movie goers today. >> that's disturbing. my bag have a zipper and i also put it onto floor. good to know. yeah. they will come in and wipe you out. >> reporter: since last summer six suspects struck multiple times two of them nabbed from

movie theater heists in pence. >> these guys who were caught they crawled around on the floor. >> reporter: place say if you plan to enjoy the movie and ac keep a close script on your bag. >> keep it on your bag. don't hang it on the chair. >> reporter: police also tell me they don't think the movie theater crime from this spring and last summer in voorhees are connected but they do want to catch all of the crooks before the heart of the summer movie season heats up. if you can't leave your pocketbook in your car or too big for you to keep on your lap with your kids then you may want to carry something just a little bit smaller. we're live in voorhees tonight. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> great advice. philadelphia police are searching for video that may show more about a man who attacked a mom on a frankford street. 29-year-old woman was beaten in the head and face. the attack happened last night just across the street from the hospital. police are not sure if a weapon

was used. the victim has not been able to talk. she's in critical condition. to an update we first told you about yesterday. an 18-year-old philadelphia on $5 million bail tonight for the attempted murder of his 7-year-old sister. simere alford's mother called police and said he was high. she found her 7-year-old daughter unresponsive with a plastic bag over her head. the child was rushed to the hospital where she's in extremely critical condition. turning to our weather now with a look outside, live look from our nbc 10 camera on boat house row. a beautiful evening out there. we wanted this gorgeous weather for a long. how long will we have it? nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has a look at what we can expect.

>> we started off the week with awful weather and unseasonably chilly weather. weather has gotten sunny and much warmer, including at the beaches. jersey shore got in the 80s today. of course in philadelphia we got in the 80s. 82 after 62 on wednesday. in the ballpark all the way through saturday at least. 79 now. that west wind, that land breeze and that's why it's warm at the beaches too 81 atlantic city international right now. 73 in coatesville. as we go through the night it's going to be clear. winds are dying down. so it's going to be a beautiful night. tomorrow morning temperatures down in the low 50s in parts of the area still not very cool for this time of the year. we start the day off with

sunshine tomorrow and that's pretty much what we're going to be seeing during the day. we'll see this great weather lasts, if it's going to last all the way through the weekend coming up in a few minutes. the judge in the bill cosby case says he'll wait until next week before ruling on what evidence can be used at cosby's trial in montgomery county. lawyers from both sides were in court today. the defense is trying to exclude some expert testimony when cosby goes on trial next monday. cosby success tried on charges he drugged and monthed a woman in 2004. jurors in bucks county heard from ral girls cents to live with a man now on trial for sexually abusing them. the 52-year-old is accused of assaulting six daughters who were gifted to him by their parents. he fathered two children by the eldest daughter. some of the girls range in age from 20915 testified today they considered him their husband. he's charged with rape.

he denies those charges. a 30-year-old man is charged with impersonating a police officer. a woman told police she was at a pizzeria when he approached her. he called her a slur, demanded she move her car and identified himself as a police officer. the woman called 911 and the man was arrested. he's being held on $3,500 bond. governor christie is promising relief for atlantic city's casinos. he met with the heads of mgm and cesar's. he said the casino heads asked for more relief from rules and regulations that govern the shore town's gambling halls. he would not provide details on what relief would be coming. septa is making changes to the way you pay your fares. septa is not providing weekly and monthly passes. they are replaced by the new

reloadable septa key cards. all other fare products like to concerns are still available. a warning for teenage drivers and parents. more pennsylvania drivers between the ages of 16 and 17 are getting into car accidents. year drivers within that age range resulted in more than 6600 crashes in pennsylvania. that's a 6% crease from 2015. in our area teenage drivers in bucks county got into the most accidents followed by teenage drivers in montgomery county. when we come back a bear sighting in a local neighborhood. the picture that was snapped before the animal took off. president trump pulling the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement prompting major concerns along the coast. >> it's the wrong thing to do. >> i'm ted greenberg on what it could mean about the future of the jersey shore. >> the weather is great at the engineer shore. how long is that going to be

lasting? the rain and chilly weather is coming back. we'll let you know when coming up. ♪

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accord. >> president donald trump making this announcement from the rose garden at the white house this afternoon. the president says it was a bad deal that put the u.s. and u.s. workers at a disadvantage. he did say, though, that the country cares deeply about the environment and might get back in under different circumstances. democrats have been quick to attack the decision including president obama. he says the administration rejects the future. tonight rutgers university researchers warn the future of the jersey shore is being put at risk by the president's decision. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg has a report. >> reporter: a test for edie, cleaning up debris by the back bay flooding his neighborhood. >> in the past five years it's gotten worse. >> reporter: people here seeing high water more often even when there's not a major storm.

the result experts say of rising sea levels. >> definitely increasing. >> reporter: but rutgers university researchers warn the jersey shore is put at even greater risk. >> the united states will withdraw -- >> reporter: by president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate agreement aimed at cutting greenhouse emissions. they expect oceans will rise fast with storms like hurricane sandwich. >> it will do more damage. >> reporter: the phrase that's often used is nuisance flooding. we're getting to the points of obnoxious flooding. >> the director of rutgers marine station in little egg harbor township an area he says is already highly vulnerable. for example, experts say models based on the current rate of sea level rise suggest within 30 to 40 years this entire peninsula including its access road will be flooded during every high

tide. >> we know that there are negative of climate change and we should be doing more about it not less. >> reporter: but edie burns says he's not ready to condemn the president's move not just yet. >> i'm up the air on that issue. from the environment to big business to the balance of world power nbc 10 "nightly news" will drive into the bacteria of the president's decision. a pennsylvania company is closing its doors after more than 60 years. air products in hanover company will send its products to philadelphia is shutting down. the company said it's getting fewer global orders. 75 people are losing their jobs. some excitement in one bucks county neighborhood where this bear is roaming around. this picture was tweeted out. neighbors should be careful. don't leave your pets outside

and be sure to cover your trash cans as you might imagine it's tempting for those bears. new at 6:00 some delaware students will have to wait a little bit longer for their science project to launch literally. the middletown middle schoolers are waiting for their eggs to hatch on the spacex. the launch has been scrubbed. next launch attempt is saturday. turning to our weather, warm and beautiful out there across philly, a live look at broad street in center city. still seeing a lot of sunshine. plenty of people out and about around the schuylkill river. camel park is closed but open this weekend. first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us on the gorgeous couple of

days. loving this stretch. >> feels that much better because the weather was so lousy before that. >> makes you appreciate that. >> if it's this every day you take it for granted. >> i don't know how they do it in seattle. >> not well. seattle is nice during the summer. >> okay. >> don't go there other times of the year. beautiful sunshine across the entire area today and that's pushed the temperatures right up close to the average for this time of the year and in some cases a little bit above average. south jersey, what do we have? we got 81 degrees in medford. so we're close to 80. voorhees 79. washington township 77. florence 78. princeton at 75. a cool spot. and the reason it's warm even at the shore is that west wind.

we've had winds coming in off the ocean. seems like the majority of days during the month of may, one of the wetter mays we ever had at the shore, so need that pattern to change as we head towards the summer season. as long as that's wind coming out of the west we won't be getting that cooling. tomorrow, we got the west wind. there's saturday, we have it as well. watch what happens as we head into sunday. it shifts. starts coming in from the south. coming in off the ocean. that's why it's so much cooler at the engineer shore sunday than saturday. but it's still sort of a land breeze at the delaware beaches especially lewis. you'll be 80 degrees plus on both days over the weekend. now we got hardly any clouds around and really not much back to our west, nothing threatening us for at least a little while. next couple of days we're in

good shape. tacony at 78. easton 76 degrees tomorrow. lots of places in the upper 70s. including right at the beach with that west wind. so we'll see more and more of that. this is the first day of the atlantic hurricane season. and the list of names, of course, settled well in advance. we had arlene way out in the atlantic in april but that does count for the 2017 hurricane season. now saturday, beautiful sunny day. wind not bad. sunday is not even that bad. but from philly northward chance of showers late in the day or at night. looks like it will stay dry at the jersey shore and delaware but much cooler at the jersey shore on sunday. i'm john clark. coming up one eagles player thinks his unit on the team can be the best night.

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make a short sighted decision to help this club at the expense of a player's development in the minor's league. we won't rush a player to the big leagues. that doesn't make sense for us right now. mr. mike is out of the job. the man who was the mascot fired last night, mr. met giving fans the middle finger. mr. met technically only has four fingers so he doesn't have a middle finger. more problems for the mets. flores trying to catch a foul ball. batboy gets up and interfered. originally it was called interference but then changed it. saying mets lose again. indians-a's game. sprinklers go off. do they have on a timer. did they forget there was a day. they go off pretty quickly. we should hose down the philly.

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