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 going to call my husband to whoop your

[ bleep ]. >> reporter: the area was smoky after 24 shell casings came to rest on the street. a man left dead after police say he pistol whipped the repossession man. >> saw smoke, people screaming, running away from the scene. yeah. pretty scary. >> reporter: police say the repo driver heard the sound of glass shatter and feared he would die. so he grabbed his gun. fired killing the woman's boyfriend. >> people are, you know, walking with their kids, walking their dogs. you know? i hadn't heard gunshots before. thought it was fireworks. i couldn't imagine. who's doing fireworks in the morning? >> reporter: a dog not related to either man was killed. they nerve her a problem yi the neighborhood. >> sadhappened. things didn't have to turn out that way. unfortunate it did. >> it's sad. very sad. it's a sad world out here. a different world. people are crazy. >> reporter: now, i just a few minutes ago talked to the other than of the parked car shot out on the opposite side of the

street. he tells me that at least three bullets hit it, and it will be thousands of dollars in damages. it also hit the driver's side window, but he says he is thankful, and today was a good day to be working from home. live in point breeze, cydney long, nbc 10 news. new details about a deadly police-involved shooting yesterday. today philadelphia's police commissioner said a witness tried to tell the man not to pull his gun as he scuffled with the officer. our cameras captured reaction of loved ones at the scene. officers saw the man riding recklessly on a red dirt bike and felt a 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. >> he holds on to that in that same area and tells him, don't pull it. don't pull it. and -- the witness actually says the same thing.

>> police say the man pulled the gun anyway. there was a struggle and the officer fired as the man ran from the scene. right now investigators trying to determine whether the shooting was justified. first alert weather, a live look outside at the schuylkill river boardwalk. beautiful evening to spend time out there and look across the delaware river to the adventure aquarium in camden. might be nice to spend time in there on swhund those especially hot temperatures set in. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with your forecast and the 90s we'll be seeing. glenn? >> getting into the 90s for just about the entire area, one exception. right at the jersey shore. this is cape may right now. and it's going to be a beautiful weekend at the shore. 82 degrees in philadelphia now. you see the wind is coming from the west. that's all we had to do. change the wind direction, like we've been saying. 82 near the beach in atlantic

city, too, because of that west wind today. a little more of a sea breeze tomorrow. so it won't be quite as warm at the beach as tomorrow as it was today. in philadelphia, it's only 72 yesterday. 67 wednesday. 83 the official high today. 88 tomorrow, and 92 on sunday, and then even higher for monday and tuesday. watch what happens as we go through the morning hours. we have some clouds coming through, especially north and west of philadelphia. and then in the lehigh valley, showers and storms by 9:00 a.m. wouldn't rain in much of the day but that about the one shot we got. how long the heat wave will last coming up. all right, glenn. the prosecution rested in the sexual assault trial of bill cosby. the comedian accused of drugs and sexually assaulting a woman in his montgomery county home in

2005. the jury has been sent back to their hotel early. they won't be back to court until monday. nbc 10 live for us with more on what happened today from norristown. deanna? >> reporter: a long weekjury ju pittsburgh. all week long raerd from the prosecution trying to show off their side of the story saying that bill cosby gained andrea constand's trust, drugged her and essentially assaulted her. >> we love you, bill! >> reporter: bill cosby gives a thumbs up and waves to fan outside the courthouse. despite cheers, few people gakkered publicly by the comedian's side. a few other friends and supporters, but no family. >> you know, people think because of -- you don't see them here that they don't love you and you're not together anymore.

that doesn't say that you don't have the support. what it says is that you want to protect your family from being attacked by this media circus out here. >> reporter: the details inside the courtroom are graphic. and shed light on a man who came to be known as america's dad. cosby's only words used against him, using police and legal statements to bolster claims bill cosby drugged andrea constand and sexually assaulteder in 2004. saying he made put a moll pasmu and she ignored them. had a flame, details to graphic for television how they had consensual sexual activity in his home. prosecutors say the sex acts were not consensual. constand some didn't happen and others occurred because cosby drugged her with three blue pills, waited for her to pass out, fondled her and molested

her in other ways. cosby got drugs from a doctor, and he admitted to wanting to give the drugs to people he "wanted to have sex with." in that deposition, cosby told constand's lawyers he never gave quaaludes to women without their knowledge. now, it's the defense's turn here. prosecutors rested late this afternoon. you saw in the video cosby went home. what will the defense team do? call witnesses? how will they continue to push his theory that constand is lying and trying to extort cosby? we have to wait and see. even pross kurtecutors say they not priv privy to the defense list. and president trump is willing to testify under oath about jim comey's testimony

yesterday. just a couple hours ago he was standing in the rose garden speaking at a joint news conference with romania's president. president trump called comey a leaker, and maintains comey lied under oath. >> so he lied about that. well, i didn't say that. i mean, i will tell you i didn't say that. >> reporter: and did he ask you to -- >> nothing wrong if i did say it, according to everybody that i've read today, but i did not say that. >> reporter: and did he ask for a pledge of loyalty from you? one of the things he said? >> no, he did not. >> and nbc news learned today the president's personal attorney said he's seeking a leak complaint about comey with the department of justice. you can hear more about that coming up on "nightly news" with lester holt. back here in south philadelphia, looking for a vandal who disarmed a home security camera on fitzwater street there. the video shows a person walking around the property. he or she snipping the wires to the home security system causing

the footage to go dark. no other damage to the property. a major construction project is tumming to i-95 in philadelphia today. city and state leaders announced funding for an overhaul of a five-mile stretch of 95 between i-676 and broad street in south philadelphia. improvements around penns landing and philadelphia's sport complex as well. construction taking place over the next decade. a traffic adjustment sure to impact people this weekend. the ben franklin bridge will close to vehicles from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. sunday morning. it's for the american cancer society's annual charity bicycle event. the bridge's pedestrian walkway remains open. an important heads up for new jersey transit customers. summer repair work at penn station in new york will impact service for customers in our area. train schedules revised from july 10th through september 1st. you can tap the nbc 10 app for the full list of changes to the schedule. and improvements underway at

fids's fenton park. this groundbreaking here kicking off a $2.8 million renovation project to the park and community center. changes include replacing the existing play structures, installing a spray area and splash pad and new game tables and benches. leaders say this investment will benefit the entire community. >> this is a -- >> value our young people see and seniors see. it comes from the people in the community and the activities. >> new lighting and landscaping included in the park renovation plans as well. new jersey governor chris christie will not make his deadline for an education deal. lawmakers saying they are optimistic, because the governor is willing to listen to both sides on how the state funds education. the governor gave himself 100 days to reach a deal from his budget address, but no consequences that he actually missed that deadline. up next, teaming up for better. a local v.a. hospital and a

state university are collaborating now to provide care for those who served our country. glenn? >> yeah. a hot weekend ahead. how high the temperatures rise as we head into the weekend. people rescued from a rip current as hot weather drive people to the jersey shore. >> felt we were just going down, losing too much breath. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg. why lifeguards along the coast are especially concerned about this weekend.

welcome back. delaware's only v.a. hospital teaming up with the state's largest university to better serve veterans. signed an agreement today they will work together in various health science fields primarily in body mcnicks and prosthetics. under the deal, access to the university's labs, research and technology. at the jersey shore this weekend, an elevated risk of rip currents. easy for swimmers to get caught off guard by the ocean's force. nbc 10 ted greenberg is in ocean city with swimmers who had a close call. >> reporter: well, this early in the season most beach patrols

aren't yet up to full staff and luckily lifeguards were just feet away today when a couple from lancaster county found themselves in danger. pulled to safety by ocean city lifeguards. ally kemler and logan hutton rescued friday after getting caught in a dangerous rip current. >> the waves kept coming, pulling us out further and couldn't catch our breath. >> just couldn't keep our head up. trying to come in. felt myself going down and losing too much breath and started to get scared. >> reporter: an elevated risk of rip currents expected to continue through the weekend. coupled with hot weather, sure to attract crowds and beach patrols not yet at full staff. a combination fueling concerns for lifeguards. >> we're going everything trying to get in extra guards but it's absolutely something on our minds. >> reporter: ocean city will have 24 guarded beaches this weekend with more added in the coming week. at the height of the summer, atlantic city has lifeguards at

about 50 beaches. this weekend, they'll have half that number. >> people may have to walk a half block in either direction to swim in front of a lifeguard. >> pay attention and stay close. >> reporter: this couple needs no further convincing learning they're no match for the mighty atlantic. >> it's the real deal. i feel week fit people 25-year-olds and it takes you down hard. >> reporter: ocean temperature still only 63 degrees. we're seeing the chilly water is not keeping people out. in ocean city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. your first alert weather, live look at cape may. hope the swimmers heeding the warning to be safe in the water, but it is beautiful and a live look at philly skyline. sunny, warm evening out there, glenn. keep an eye on that heat wave heading our way. >> that's right. sunday, monday, tuesday. but it does look like it's only going to be a three-day heat wave as a front that's coming down on wednesday. 82 degrees in philadelphia now with all of that sunshine.

we got sunshine all over the place. yesterday -- day before -- i mean, we've had a bunch of days with clouds, and this was quite a nice, comfortable change. atlantic city, at the airport, 20 degrees warmer than it was at this time yesterday. east wind, versus west wind. philadelphia, 14 degrees warmer. wilmington and dover, 13. vineland, 15. trenton 16 degrees warmer. than yesterday. what about the shore? well, with that west wind, stayed there all day, 80, 80 ventnor, 80 ocean city, summer's point. not quite that -- warm at the shore tomorrow, but it will be hot at the delaware beaches. because that's a land breeze. southwest wind, a land breeze there, but it's right along the

coastline, and new jersey, that allows the sea breeze to come in. that's the case both saturdayened sunday. so rehoboth beach, dover beach, 90 on saturday. 95 sunday. well, wildwood, 75 to then 82. a lot more comfortable. humidity won't be that bad. 77 saturday. 84 on sunday in atlantic city. that is some pretty ideal weather. now, as we go through the rest of the area, we have 92 degrees, philadelphia for sunday. there may be a chance for a shower or storm into the lehigh valley. especially in the morning tomorrow, but that's about the only real threat we see. we have mostly clear skies here. we got a couple sprinkles in ohio. that's the system that we're going to be watching for tomorrow. and as you can see, a fair amount of sunshine. we got some clouds in the morning, and then -- warmer

temperatures elwyn, 84. reading, 86. you see a chance of shower at allentown and ethan, but not -- in other places. why we do neighborhood weather. some places get it. others don't. inland, in this township, 87, while on the beach at longport, 77 degrees. and the -- high temperatures are going to be much cooler at the jersey shore. 77 to 82. and -- you know, get even hotter monday and tuesday with near record heat. john clark, a long-term contract extension for a deflyer. wane johnson, high expectations. are the warriors the best team ever? temple legend john chaney tells us, next. ♪

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aetna. you don't join us, we join you. sportsdesk by xfinity. x-1 from xfinity changing the way you experience tv. i'm john clark from csn. flyers locked up a star. a long-term deal, six years $27 million, average $4.5 million a year according to csn phillies tim. numbers guy. it's a dream come true pap tremendous honor to realize you're a part of the future. flyers gm says this gives the team cost certainty, and says he will be better for those benchings this past season and he will learn from it. eagles tackle is hyped about the birds saying could have the best offensive line in football and also big expectation. >> tell you, top ten on the

league, right or left. not trying to be arrogant, but go watch the film and whenever i'm playing, staying on the field. best i've seen the team look since i've been here. talking to [ bleep ], feel we're in a good spot. >> sounds good to me. tonight the golden state warriors could become the first team in nba history it go perfect through the playoffs. 16-0. are they the best team ever? we went to temple legend john chaney for his answer. >> durant, durant for three. >> anyone in the league can compete with them. no one. >> reporter: john chaney who seen a lot of basketball in his 85 years but the temple hall of famer says he hasn't seen anything quite like these warriors. >> this team that i'm looking at now is absolutely the best offensive team i have seen. >> reporter: the wise old owl's

opinion has not been shared by other greats. dr. j says his six from 1983 could beat the warriors. magic johnson said the same about his '87 lakers. chaney disagrees. >> i don't think so. they don't even have to go near the basket. they just shoot the threes and retreat. look at shooting percentages of the old timers. they can't compare. no. you're looking at -- you're looking at history right here. at this team. >> i'm listening to john chaney. i'm a temple guy as well. yeah. listening to him. i'm john clark. we're right back.

it's grilling time. barbecue season is here. preparations underway for the second annual colonial competition in new castle, delaware. cook-off tomorrow but the teams perfecting recipes tonight during craft beer night. a neb of the nbc 10 family, jim

o'donnell, nbc 10 investigators compete under the team name breaking news barbecue. very original name there, jim. there he is right there. working hard. and we wish everybody lots of luck. all right, to the weather. taking it outside, a final look at weather. sunny evening in philadelphia international airport. and here is a master griller right here. glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> oh, i think tomorrow's going to be a really good day to grill outside. >> yes. >> starting on sunday, it's going to -- >> a little warm, kind of hot. not especially humid. so not necessarily dangerous heat, but saturday is going to be warmer than today. some clouds in the morning. especially north of philly. sunday, monday and tuesday, very hot. monday and tuesday, very close to record levels, and then a front comes down. look at the drop between tuesday and wednesday. 96 to 79. that's a front. and then it gets wet. >> showers, too.

>> yes. all right, glenn. thanks for watching here at 6:00. i'm jim rosenfield. see you again tonight at 11:00. meantime, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt is next. tonight, 100% willing to testify. president trump accuses james comey of lying under oath and says he's willing to go under oath himself as congress demands to know if the president recorded conversations with comey. and if so, to hand them over. drastic measures. for first time, the fda tells a drug company to pull an opioid off the market, taking action as so many families are caught in the epidemic. are there more stolen secrets? new allegations in the case of the nsa contractor accused of leaking classified information. what prosecutors say she told her mother that has them so concerned. and team spirit. why a girl got booted from a soccer game, and how her teammates rallied around her that has people acros