with. he talked during a court break, when it comes to his relationship with andrea constand you it was consensual. >> having a relationship he didn't want his wife to know about. >> reporter: prosecutors sait s say that's a lie. andrea constand broke her ten-year silence. cosby said in 2005 he "tested andrea for permission. when she didn't say no, he continued sexual advances." constand says she couldn't say no because cosby assaulted her while she was in and out of consciousness. the week has been building with the defense laying its case out trying to show that andrea constand and bill cosby had a consensual relationship and when it ended, trying to show the jury she and her mother hatched some sort of extortion plot. with prosecution resting today,

lawyers working tonight and over the weekend on the case. what type of defense or witnesses they'll bring forward, defense very quiet about that not even cueing in prosecutors how many witnesses they plan to call. norristown, for nbc 10 news. >> and bill cosby said he wouldn't testify but now starting to hear the comedian just might take the stand? >> reporter: it is interesting. his team has been very quiet taking very little or no questions throughout many of the months of proceedings leading up to today. today his spokesman came out to the steps of the courthouse and began giving a question and answer session with reporters standing here. he talked about cosby's reaction to the deposition and also talked about the fact that in a game, you can change up players and change up strategies. when asked about cosby taking the stand he said i'm not going to give up our strategy, but things on that end could change as well. >> reporting live for us. thank you. stay with nbc 10 on-air and

online for updates on the bill cosby trial. download the nbc 10 app to have alerts sent directly to your phone. to this now. a police officer shoots and kills a man as he appears to run away. tonight we go to the police commissioner for answers about this violent encounter caught on surveillance video. it started where an officer spotted a dirk bike rider driving erratically on whitaker avenue last night. heard from the police commissioner, and george what did he say and where does the investigation stand? >> reporter: the commissioner tells us an independent witness told the man not to touch it. not to touch his gun just as that scuffle began. but the commissioner also acknowledges the video raises serious questions that are still unanswered. this is the video showing that man's final moments, falling to the ground as he ran last night after being shot by a philadelphia police officer in

feltonville. today the department's commissioner said an independent witness tried to intervene and stopped the man from pulling his weapon on the officer only seconds earlier. >> he said he himself looked the guy in the face and said, don't do it, man. don't do it. and as if to say, don't pull that gun out. >> reporter: but the commissioner also admits today unanswered questions linger. investigator say shortly before 7:00 last night the officer saw the man riding recklessly on this red dirt bike and felt a m gun in the man's waistband during a search. that's when both the officer and witness told the man, don't do it, don't grab the gun. police say he did, anyway, and a violent struggle ensued. after clearing a jam in his own weapon, the officer fired as the man ran south on whitaker away from the scene. >> [ bleep ] -- he's -- >> reporter: last night outraged family members were overcome

with emotion. >> he was a good boy. >> reporter: police tell us the gun in that man's waistband was loaded. the question, whether or not the officer was justified on firing on a fleeing suspect. >> he is running ahead of the officer and he discharged from behind. so that's a piece that we want to look at very closely. >> reporter: the commissioner says video from a different vantage point of the moments before the man fell might provide that critical context. >> we should note the officer involved in this shooting was driving people who were part of an unrelated case where all of this unfolded. it was one of those passengers sitting in the officer's patrol car who was the witness quoted by the police commissioner. a witness who had a very close-up persecutive on how all of this happened. >> george spencer. a man who got into a violent confrontation with a tow truck driver trying to repossess hi girlfriend's van is dead this evening. it happened in point breeze at 18th and dickinson just before

10:30 this morning. philadelphia police tell nbc 10 the tow truck driver was prifrtprifrt pif pistol whipped by the boyfriend. >> rapid fire. sounded like a firecracker going off. saw smoke, people screaming, running away from the scene. pretty scary. >> reporter: the boyfriend was hit in the chest and died. a dog was also caught in the crossefire and killed. so far no one's been charged. to the weather now and nothing but sunny skies out there. look at that. a live look at city hall in center city. from our kimmel center campus camera and you couldn't ask for a more beautiful day. >> it is great out there. check this out. chasing toys in the pool in delaware. love that. >> remaining cool.

>> good exercise, too. >> yes. >> gorgeous weather to start the weekend. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist tammie souza joins us with the most accurate and very warm forecast. >> very warm. we're both dog owners. i could see us doing that with our dogs. don't you? >> definitely. >> being in a pool, a nice place to be this weekend. look at the shore. so many people out enjoying. a pleasant day along the shore, because we have a land breeze going. so let's check out the temperatures. cape may, 69 now. the winds out of the west at 6 miles an hour. doylestown, it's 81. seeing plenty of sunshine but a few fair weather clouds. see them from time to time. 8 mile-an-hour winds out of the northwest. 82 degrees sounds so nice compared to the last couple days. winds out of the west to northwest, 10 miles an hour. remainder of evening hour, 78 at 8:00. very mild. 71 at 11:00. winds continue out of the west and turn to the southwest.

you'll have plenty of time to get out and enjoy yourself this evening. here is what we're going to be looking at the next couple days. a big climb. bam. look at this. on wednesday, only 67. yesterday 72. today 82. we're going to be looking at the upper 70s across the entire area with the exception of the jersey shore tomorrow and 92 by sunday. gets warmer. come back so i can tell you all about that. >> we will come back, tammie. hot weather expected to drive big crowds to the jersey shore. delaware beach, also, this evening. before you jump into the ocean, be careful. our cameras were there when lifeguards pulled a lancaster county couple to safety after they got caught in a dangerous rip current. that's the couple there. an elevated risk of rip currents is expected through the weekend. but beach patrols aren't yet at full staff at this point in the season's that means fewer eyes on the water. >> it's going to -- keep our

head up. trying to come in. just going down. losing too much breath and started to get scared. >> with that in mind, authorities say it's crucial that you only go into the ocean where lifeguards are on duty. james comey voerersus presit trump. the president took his first questions since james comey testified on capitol hill. the first time the president took questions from reporters. ask if any tapes actually exist of meetings with the former fbi director. >> well, i'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future, but in the meantime, no collusion. no obstruction. he's a leaker. but we want to get back to running our great country. >> the president made the comments after a news conference with romania's president. ahead at 5:15, nbc's kristen welker joins us. she was at the president's news

conference today, and kristen will tell us what else he had to say about comey's testimony. meanwhile today, house minority leader nancy pelosi believed the president abused his power during his interactions with the former fbi director and questioned whether the president is fit for office. >> i think his statements need some discipline and i don't know if anybody in the white house has the courage to discipline the president. as i've said about that, if you work in the white house, know your blood type. because he'll throw you under the bus in a second as he has done with others when he's abandoned them. >> top democrats addressed the president's recent tweets saying, he needs to get some sleep. a bucks county couple who stole $271,000 from a sick mom is going to jail. jane irvin and her husband albert were sentenced today. they'll serve a year behind bars. the couple pleaded guilty saying he stole from her mom over a five-year period while she was being treated for dementia in an

assisted listening facility. he is a retired philadelphia police officer. new at 5:00, shoplifters caught on camera. tonight police want to find these two suspects caught stealing at the mall in delaware. look at this. investigators say they stole several polo shirts from macy's yesterday. the suspects put the shirts in a white bag and left them behind after realizing officers were chasing them. others ran through the streets today not chasing bad guys. passing the torch to detectives from the atlanta county prosecut prosecutor's office. special olympics known at guardians of the flame. they carry the flame of hope into opening ceremonies of local competitions. police in delaware took part in their own run ahead of this afternoon's opening ceremony for the special olympics summer games. troopers from canton, sussex

counties ran along highways on their way to legislative hall in dover. the summer games, special olympics delaware's largest sporting veents. nearly 700 athletes from across the state compete including softball, tennis and track and field. jim furlong takes us to the competition. that's coming up at 50 a :45. and lemonade stand, opening for its 14th season. alex scott's parents the first to buy lemonade. alex lost her battle for cancer in 2004. used to set up a lemonade stand outside hf home and give the money to cancer research. so more the foundation raised more than $140 million. and insurance policy, ever in a crash, why it could be much harder than you think to get your money after an accident. plus --

free to the topless? why women who want to bare it all will not be stopped for breaking the rules at the beach this summer. ♪ i got to be a little >> philadelphia's own broadway star leslie odom jr. is hoping to inspire his youngest fans way brand new project. tell you about that. and president trump firing back strong words from the commander in chief one day after james comey testifies on capitol hill. nbc news kristen welker joins us with the president's reaction, all new at 5:15.

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neighbors in germantown spending the day pushing improved surroundings. nbc 10 in front of a still councilwoman's office held a cookout telling neighbors about the initiative called sweet 16. oercht next 16 weeks community partners will clean up 16 sites of trash overgrowth and abandon cars. gorgeous day to end the week and the weekend is looking better. if you like warm weather. sunny skies are here to stay. a live look at the art museum there. if you're running up those steps, want to be sure to hydrate after you do that. >> oh, yeah. check it out.

vine street, people heading home for the weekend. mother nature definitely cooperating for your weekend plans, and we love that. let's check in now at nbc 10 first alert meteorologist tammie souza. weather amazing and getting hotter? >> it is. telling people to hydrate. i'm saying extra deodorant days ahead. >> probably both? >> great idea. do it all. it's going to be quite warm. a look outside now in philadelphia. fair weather clouds, lots of sunshine. a glorious day. 82 and winds out of the west and northwest a the 10 miles an hour. feels-like is 80. fairly dry, dew point of 47. not the case once we get into the second half of the weekend and next week. we'll see that climb a bit. the temperature range over the last 24 hours. 15 degrees warmer right now in philadelphia than this time yesterday. 9 degrees warmer in allentown. 17 in vineland 20 in atlantic city. headed in the right direction

for summertime. right? the temperature outside now. 70 mount pocono. 81 vineland, 83 trenton. atlantic city, 82. right, very close to where we should be for a day time high this time of year. low 80s is seasonal and exactly where we are. here comes the heat. dealing with 90s sunday. a heat wave. expecting three days in the 90s. the records, by the way, on most of those day, 95 degrees. we may break it on two, possibly all three, days. so get ready to swelter. we are also going to be looking at 70s and 80s along the jersey shore. cooler, because of a southwest breeze over the weekend. see the 70s, those 80s for much 6 next week and comfortable going to the beaches. warmer for the delaware beaches. midweek a backdoor cold front bringing rain and topple us back to the 70s. looking at actually a little wave coming our way from the west. making its way through ohio,

into the western part of the state. this could bring a few sprinkles tonight and tomorrow into the lehigh valley and burks county. not sure it will make it into the rest of the area. again, the atmosphere is very dry. watch what happens. a land breeze and 82. overnight we'll be dropping into those 60s. 71 when you wake up tomorrow morning. look at the sprinkles and showers. very widely scattered and, again, i don't think much of this will hit the ground. probably in the form of virga. sunday, low 90s. seeing a little southwest wind turning up the jersey shore. that's why it will be cooler there over the weekend and monday. again, going to be in the 90s across the area. these models are a little shy. i think we'll be a tad warmer. into the mid-90s by monday and tuesday. here's your neighborhood forecast out there. we are going to be looking at 63 overnight tonight in philadelphia. 55 in the lehigh valley. again, could see a sprinkle or shower late tonight, tomorrow morning coming through. 60 along the jersey shore.

delaware, 59 when you wake up tomorrow morning. now, your highs for tomorrow, even warmer than today. going to be looking at 88 in philadelphia. we'll see 86 in the pennsylvania suburbs, and lehigh valley 84. again, an isolated shower or sprinkle. 87 south jersey. jersey shore 77 because the winds turn from the southwest will clip the shoreline with a little sea breeze making it cooler. still very comfortable there. 87 in delaware. here's where it gets good. wai waiting for the 90s i want to see a smile on your face. 92 sunday. 95 monday. 96 tuesday. both of these days, the record high is 95. we could be setting records here, and, yes it will feel more humid. when i said extra deoderinde i wasn't kidding. look at 79 wednesday. with that shower coming through late tuesday night into wednesday. 78 on thursday with a chance of showers. 76 on friday with a chance of showers. no, that's not up to where we

should be in the lower 80s, but not the 60s we saw earlier in the week. 80s ending next week and a chance of hit and miss showers each and every day. guys? >> thank you. joe biden living out his dream at a delaware beach this summer. we'll explain how. first -- >> one aspirin. this little guy, no scaredy-cat. how this kitty with no claws managed to attack an intruder. and watch out. a pennsylvania store, leaving thousands of dollars in damage behind.

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take a look here. this deer left behind a trail of destruction in a pennsylvania paint store. surveillance video captured it all showing the young buck leaping right over a displayened then running around the mount pocono's store. caused a few thousand dollars' worth of damage. apparently made it out of the store anded animal seemed to only have a small cut on its head after all that. wow. helping those who need it most. that's exactly why two texas police officers are being called heroes this evening. they bought an air conditioning unit for a 95-year-old man. the officers responded to a call

and found out he didn't have a.c. and used their own money along way donation from the store to buy the unit and installed it. how great is that? >> wow. a puppy is alive thanks to police officers in new mexico. all caught on camera. >> come on, buddy, come on. >> goodness. officers investigating a stolen vehicle and found a puppy choking on a piece of cheese. the officers were able to remove it and save the puppy. the owner says she is happy and thankful the officers were there. >> wow. >> is that the heimlich, when they do it to a puppy? >> yeah. >> okay. coming up next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, a highway delivery. two parents in delaware will never forget. plus, hot air balloon collision. >> oh -- jesus! hanging out. oh, my god. >> the balloon crashed throwing one pilot out of the basket. the move he made -- to keep himself alive. plus, can beach patrols stop

women from sun bathing topless at the beach where that's not allowed? why one beach town is deciding to just let it go, for now.

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trump is firing back this afternoon. >> the president is 100% willing to testify under oath disputing the testimony of james comey pressuring him to drop the investigation. >> reporter: giving way to a tidal wave of reaction most notably from the president who fired him. >> no collusion. no ob production isstruction. he's a leaker. >> reporter: leaving him totally vindicated. >> we were very, very happy and, frankly, james comey confirmed a lot of what i said, and some of the things that he said just weren't true. >> reporter: from republicans outrage as comey's admission he had a friend share memos about his interactions with the president to the press, now prompting the president's attorney to feel a leak complaint ghent comey. the question, were those memos classified? >> this is not in didiary.

these are fbi documents. wrote them on a computer. >> leak is the wrong term for this. what jim comey provided to a friend was a recollection as a private citizen. >> reporter: the president called some of those recollections lies and says he is willing to testify under oath. >> 100%. >> reporter: in the battle of words between the two from democrats and republicans, a push for solid evidence. were there conversations taped as president trump suggested? >> i'm not hinting at anything. you'll be very disappointed when you hear the answer to the question. don't worry. >> reporter: and on capitol hill calls from both parties have grown louder that if those tapes exist, they need to be released immediately. right now, we're joined live by nbc white house correspondent kristen welker. thanks for being here. the day after that big testimony. the president talking today. a lot to talk about here. one of the biggest stories, of course, the president saying he

will be willing to testify under oath about james comey. what's the likelihood that we'll ever see that happen, do you think? >> reporter: well, it's certainly a possibility. you have democrats who are calling to that, jim, thanks for having me on today. we'll see if that actually happens, but i think one of the biggest takeaways from the day is that yesterday you saw a president trump who was very disciplined in his messaging. he didn't go on twitter. he didn't comment on comey's testimony at all throughout the day. in fact, he outsources that, left that to his outside counselor, marc kasowitz, and today a very different tone from this president. went back into campaign mode, took messaging into his own hands. woke up to that tweet effectively saying he was vindicated, and that james comey was a leaker, and disputed a number of allegations from yesterday. of course, the question is, how can heish vindicated if james

comey is, in fact, lying about some of their interactions? we saw him very defiant today. not only saying he's willing to testify, but really pushing back forcefully against some of what james comey said yesterday. particularly that he's asked for a loimty pledge from james comey and called on comey to drop the mike flynn investigation. a preview what we can expect to see from this president and his top surrogates, and you pointed out, he dangles the possibility that maybe tapes exist. potentially trying to put pressure on james comey. i think that the pressurer going to build for him to give a real answer about that. you have calls from congress for him to actually say whether or not those tapes exist. some here within the administration concerned be a the president taking such an important, grave matter, into his own hands and, of course, are urging that everything and all of the messaging goes through his outside counsel. he's going to spend the weekend

in bedminster, perhaps he'll lay low. we'll wait and see. >> kristen well kucrist welker e white house. appreciate your insight. >> reporter: thank you. about an hour ago president trump left washington, d.c. him departing from jersey, kristen mentioned. he'll spend the weekend at his golf course in bedminster. first alert weather now. a lot of people heading to the jersey shore this weekend to enjoy this weather that, well, it will almost feel like summer. it's really going to feel like summer. >> yeah. >> a live look at the beach in cape may. beautiful conditions there right now. let's go. we are expecting a heat wave. talking about that here in philadelphia starting on sunday. right now conditions pretty ideal for anybody out skating at the blue cross river rink on pence landing. not ice skating this time of year. >> not that kind of skating. no. bring in the first alert forecast meteorologist tammie?

>> it's getting up there. first thing, jim, are you driving us? >> yes. >> to the beach? >> then it's settled. ready to go the moment the news is over. continue with the beaut pip what is it? the worst day at the beach is better than the best day at work, unless, of course, you work here. want my bosses to understand that. right here in atlantic city, temperature 82. winds out of the west at 13 miles an hour. go to wilmington, it's 83. northwest winds to 9 miles an hour and in philadelphia. 82 with west-northwest winds to 10 miles an hour. just a fantastic day and a beautiful evening. tonight, not half bad. could see isolated showers in the lehigh valley and burks county, southern poconos. 58 in allentown, 63 in philadelphia. wilmington 61. see 61 in millville. heading to mount holly, 60. atlantic city coming in at 61 degrees. your weekend, ooh, it is going to be a good one. look at this. 80s and then 90s.

tell you about the rest when we come back. >> thank you. now a look at stories making headlines county by county across our region today. begin in new castle county. where authorities arrested a man in connection with a shooting of a 6-year-old boy in wilmington. chelsea outlaw his name. the boy and his mother were in an suv at 6th and spruce streets tuesday. outlaw got out of nor car and opened fire hitting the boy three times. the victim, j. sean banner tonight. chester count you, renewed efforts to finded remains of 50 irish workers who may have been murdered more than a century and a half ago. answers in an area known as they say cholera did strike the camp but dr. bill watson says after seven bodies were found in >> all seven of them had blunt force trauma to their skulls.

even a woman who was among them, probably as a cook or laundress, was murders. >> the drt believes workers were killed out of fear of cholera spreading or undercutting union workers. and bucks county. an arrest in a house fire. police say it was started by fireworks. abraham kita faces charges in connection with the fire. flames consumed much of the home last saturday. investigators say the fireworks used are legal in pennsylvania. local towns of pennsylvania are getting a combined $6 million to make sure the traffic lights in your neighborhood keep running smoothly. governor tom wolf announced the grants today. the money used on projects in bucks and chester counties and also in philadelphia. in atlantic city, hard rock international has flashy plans for atlantic city's old trump taj mahal theater submitting a rich list to state gambling regulators including poolside

and restaurant gambling. fantasy sports betting in v.i.p. rooms. it's set to open next summer. and baby girl and mom doing well after entering the world on the side of i-95 today. dad trying to get mom to the hospital when their baby girl couldn't wait longer. mom delivered the newborn and kept her safe until paramedics could get there. they are both doing fine tonight, we're told. hundreds turned out for an end of the school year celebration in philadelphia's logan neighborhood today. nbc 10 at delaware valley charter school for a community cookout. the staff paid for the entire event. students here paid for a certain future as the school is in danger of losing? >> and former bradway star just signed a new book deal. ♪ me and mrs., mrs. jones >> this is the tony award winner performing at last year's wawa

welcome america festival. now he's hoping to inspire young people with his book "filling up: how to rise up and never stop learning" set to be released next ma. odom was born in new york but grew up in philly. just three weeks away from the wawa festival. nbc 10 bringing inside access nobody else can. mary j. blige is the headliner this year. we'll bring you her performance and the fireworks and fun only on nbc 10. still ahead, hot air balloon trouble. >> oh, jesus. >> two balloons collide in the air and the chaos is all caught on camera. first -- this kitty may not look so fierce, but don't mess with his owner. how he made sure no one was breaking into their home.

you've heard of guard dogs attacking an intrude. but how about a guard cat? binky the cat. a man started banging on her door demanding to be let in around midnight, when the indianapolis woman refused he tried to get in through a window and that is when binky stepped in. >> ain't got no claws. can only bite. and he had got some pretty sharp fangs. >> police had to call paramedics

to treat the man for his injuries and was arrested and charged with vandalism. >> you know what? right now is the time to maybe adopt your own "watch cat." the entire month of june, free cat adoptions. the shelter has 80 cats up for adoption now. and a special celebration for a group of local girls. young ladies from the salvation be your best walked the red carpet in center city this afternoon. then it was on to a tea party. be your best is a seven-week etiquette program that teaches girls from 7 to 15 how to properly dress for a formal meal, set the table and behave with appropriate manners. ♪ and talented students from across philadelphia showing up a skills at the allcity jazzcase. taking place in master classes and performed ensemble and big

band work. the three-day long event is going on until 9:00 tonight. and up next -- very special athletes competing in delaware this weekend with thousands of fans cheering them on. their stories, next. also, neighborhood the major changes in store for this philadelphia community park.

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small town celebration in illinois went terribly wrong. two hot air balloons collided and set off a change of events knocking one operator out of the basket. take a look. >> oh -- >> sudden gust of wind sent the

blue balloon soaring and slamming into the yellow balloon causing the yellow one to spin out of control. it hit the ground and knocked the pilot out of the basket. but he held on to the side as it lifted back up in the air and crashed down again. amazingly, that pilot only has minor injuries. >> wow. ocean city maryland is not a topless beach. the shore town posted that message on facebook this week. the head of the beach patrol sent a memo telling lifeguards they should not approach women who are topless. they should document complaints. last summer a maryland woman file add lawsuit with the attorneys general office for the right to sunbathe nude. the mayor says ocean city is a family resort town. atlantic city's lifeguard feeling fallout of the money problems. re-do the contract with the resort beach union. cutting a yub number of bonuses

increasing the length of the season and affecting pensions. changes are needed to return the city to financial stability. joe biden is excited to spend the summer in his new dream beach house in delaware. the former vice president and his wife dr. jill biden recently purchased a home overlooking ken loken state park. they dreamed of buying a place at the beach where they could bring the whole family and called the area the place that matters most to us in the world. well, a judge just threw cold water on plans for a new 60-foot water slide in rehoboth beach. sussex county leaders approved the slide last year for a jungle gym amusement park with special permission because the slide would be taller than allowed by local laws, but neighbors challenged that saying it would alter the character of the neighborhood. well, beaches will be fun this weekend, but delaware's biggest party is at the

university of delaware. >> 700 very special olympians are getting their moment to shine. nbc 10 bureau reporter tim furlong takes us to the state's 47th annual games. >> reporter: the torch is lit, confetti falling, game on for the 700 special olympians. >> all family members -- >> reporter: thousands of fans and proud parents fulling for their inspiring athletes this weekend. >> everybody with all different disabilities and stuff like that are all appreciated, and honored for what they do, and everything they go through day to day. >> reporter: all of these athletes are get support from a volume of volunteers. >> whatever your situation is, you can do whatever you want to do. as long as you believe in yourselves, and they're scamping of that. >> reporter: competitors all good at their sport. lie any other athlete not just here for a medal but for a lot of the stuff you get from sports

unrelated to the marks and win or loss column. >> i like to meet all the people. a wonderful experience, and meet everybody that competes, and everything. and try to do their best. >> reporter: at the university of delaware, tim furlong -- >> play at first base. >> reporter: nbc 10 news. back to our first alert weather. a lot of people getting an early start on the weekend to enjoy this beautiful day. nbc 10 in the township with voters there ovot boaters on the water. grab dinner in centre city. the kimmel campus camera. lots are sunshine on city hall. beautiful. >> over to tammie souza. tammie, getting hot. talking 90s? >> what's so good, erin, able to pack up my boots. finally. end of last week, wearing boots in june. packed up, put away until sometime next fall.

>> are those flip-flops? >> no. but open-toed. you can't see. >> no. >> sorry. all right. go ahead and take a look. downtown. beautiful, beautiful sight. 83 the high in philadelphia today. the highest wind gusts, 25 miles an hour. breezy at times, wasn't it? if you want to catch a pretty sunset, today, 29 tonight. get ready for that. right now in wildwood, 79 degrees. can't show you enough pictures from the beach. can we? spectacular along the shore. winds out of the west, 6 miles an hour and coatesville, 79. winds out of the west and northwest. 15 miles an hour. now, in allentown, a little warmer. 80 with west winds to 13 miles an hour, and in the air blowing around plenty of pollen out there. the grass is at a medium level. so are the trees and mold. the weeds at a low level. if you're sniffling and sneezing, know you now why. where we are. for tomorrow, 88 in fairmont. 86 in this area and 86 in

reading. 84 in easton. head out to new jersey. robinville, 87. look at this along the shore. a little cooler. long port at 77. that's because the winds will turn to the southwest bringing in a little bit of a breeze off of the ocean. egg harbor at 87. dover 87 degrees. really lovely. rehoboth beach, because you'll see that land breeze, you're going to be in the mid and upper 80s as well and plenty of sunshine. could be a sprinkle in the lehigh valley. that would be early tomorrow morning. tonight and early tomorrow morning. other than that, should be quiet. right now doppler radar showing everything quiet here. this is the wave out to the west. evaporating moving into the drier air mass we have in place, but still might see an isolated shower. i think the model's overdo it. i want you to be prepared. head through this evening, drop into the 70s and 60s. here comes the wave bringing a sprinkle perhaps to lehigh and burks county. not sure we'll deal with that sunday like models want us to but we'll see 90s sunday.

record for sunday, monday and tuesday, 95 degrees. we could really break it on monday or tuesday. the model's a little shy temperaturewise. look at monday. 90s and also a land breeze. so city to the shore. what will you do? well, see 88 in philadelphia tomorrow. 77 on the jersey shore. 92 sunday in philadelphia. 95 on monday. 96 on tuesday. here's what happens wednesday. back door cold front. no matter where you are, shore, poconos or philadelphia, cool don and see rain and the heat wave will be over. guys? >> all right, tammie. up next, car insurance drama. >> the nbc 10 response team has a warning for you about your policy if you're ever in an accident. and coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00, major construction project impacting traffic through philadelphia for up to a decade.

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welcome back. lester holt joins us from nbc studios in new york. >> a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." lester? >> jim and erin, ahead tonight president trump says he's willing to testify in the russia investigation. potentially damaging evidence revealed against the young nsa contractor accused of leaking classified documents. for the first time the feds ask

for a pain reliever to be pulled from the market because of its risk of abuse. tell you more when we see you tonight on "nbc nightly news." for now back to you in philadelphia. >> lester, thanks. see you at 6:30. now nbc 10 responds in a warning about car insurance. >> a viewer thought it would be easy to get a payment for his car after another driver hit and totaled his vehicle. harry hairston shows us what happened and what you need to know. >> my car parked here. >> reporter: these photos show the damage done to john kneesmith's 1994 toyota back in teb. >> i was upset, angry, a little depressed. >> reporter: the police report shows a drunk driver hit four parked cars including john's. >> hit on the driver's side and he drove it into a tree.

>> reporter: the damage reported to his insurance company but couldn't help. >> i didn't have collision. >> reporter: meaning he wasn't covered for damp to his suv. his insurance company told him to contact the driver's insurance. he did. valued the car more than $2,5 hadn't he says after the insurance split up payments between the four cars and ducted towing and storage, he was left with only $414. okay, now, the insurance industry experts tell us in cases where the insured doesn't have enough coverage to repair all vehicles, the money could be divided evenly between all parties in a multi vehicle accident. now, when you're looking at your policy, check to see what's could beer covered. for example, without collision you could be on the hook for damage to your vehicle even if caused by someone else. >> hmm. >> you need to check. >> got to check on it.

pay it. buy it. use it. >> all right. >> thank you. if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, give us a call or fill out the form on nbc10.com. either way, we will respond to you. the ben franklin bridge is shutting down for traffic several hours this weekend. coming up at 6:00 when to avoid the area. also, dangerous rip currents. there's a warning for people heading to the shore this weekend. we'll hear from swimmers who share their brush with danger. deadly encounter. a tow truck driver tries to repossess a car. when things took a violent turn, now the car owner's boyfriend is dead and police are investigating.

ee cysting the repo man. a man is dead tonight after he tries to stop the bank from repossessing his car. interstate improvements. a busy stretch of i-95 getting a major overhaul. >> shore safety. a a warning for swimmers that could be a life saver. dead set against having his girlfriend's van repossessed, an armed man lost his life today and police continue to investigate how the bank repo quickly turned so violent. good evening, everyone. i'm jim rosenfield. it happened in the heart of point breeze at a busy time of

the morning lit erg ttering thet with dozens of shell casings. word on charges in this case? >> reporter: jim, i can tell you i just hung up with police a few minutes ago, and no one has been charged, but detectives do tel both the girlfriend and that repo driver, tow truck driver, are cooperating fully with this investigation. the ones initially arguing at it with one another at this parking lot here this morning. preliminary investigation tells them the repo driver was scared for his life and acted in self-defense. just before 10:30 this morning at the corner of 18th and dickinson. >> i heard, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> like firecrackers. boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: mike young ducked for cover two blocks off from where he and others heard a woman screaming at someone else. >> the girl was screaming, screaming at the guy. >> reporter: moments before multiple gunshots. >> i couldn't actually make out what she was saying but heard from other bystanders, i'm