and immediately called police for help. troopers jacob sherry and stephen hodge, they were dispatched friday to the parking lot at bat stove village. hodge smashed the driver's side glass and sherry got the toddler and dog out of the hot car. >> that day it was probably 90 degrees. inside the vehicle was at least 100. it could have been a disaster. >> the troopers immediately put the little boy in the air conditioned troop car. an ems crew checked him out and luckily he was okay. a minivan recall to warn you about here. fiat chrysler is recalling nearly 300,000 2011 and 2012 dodge grand caravans because the driver's front air bag can inflate unexpectedly. they say eight people have suffered minor injuries from the problem. questionable fashion trend here. why project. a french fashion label, just released these unique jeans. the label says they are

detachable button-down pants. all the rage on social media right now. folks talking about them. a pair will set you back $570. >> what in the world? at least they're affordable. $570. that's crazy. >> unbelievable. all right. a star in the making. >> the villanova standout trying to make it with his hometown basketball team. new at 5:00, protecting a soft target as a popular music festival kicks off in delaware. it will be a father's day torture. the crotchless button down jeans may be what you need this weekend! we'll talk about how hot it gets and the rain on the way. >> i don't know about that one. philadelphia, as of today, it is officially a national treasure. the notable recognition at 6:00.

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new at 5:00. from villanova legend to nba hopeful. you might remember josh hart's rein at villanova. >> john, landing in philadelphia, it's a real possibility for him. >> yeah. the sixers have a lot of second-round picks. josh hart won a be national championship at villanova last year. a finalist for college's national player of the year this season. now he is hoping to be drafted into the nba. and most scouts project him to be a second-round pick. sixers have four of those. why not take him? he worked out with the sixers today along with former teammate noah reynolds. josh says staying at nova for four years helped him mature. he believes he can come in and

be a stopper on defense in the nba and help a team with their culture. he has had a lot of workouts. his head is kind of spinning. >> this is the first time i have no idea where i'm going to be in two weeks. that's definitely, like i said -- anxious. you kind of want to just find out. i wish somebody was like, you know what, josh, you're going here. with this pick and then you'll be good. i wish i knew that now. but no nerves, just anxious. >> coming up at 6:20 we'll hear from a player who may be the best fit for the sixers. malik monk. he worked out for the sixers today. keith, i know who you want the sixers to draft. you want to place calls, tweet at them, get josh hart in the second round. >> no question. you mentioned darrell reynolds. born and raised in philadelphia. pulling hard for him too. nova love. i appreciate it from a temple

grad. >> we don't have anybody in the first or second round this year. thanks. see you at 6:00. all right, a warm and comfortable day. >> beautiful out there. we are in for a father's day scorcher, though. first alert meteorologist tammie souza joins us now. the humidity is coming. >> don't you love the way we tell you, we have a heat wave. we have a heat wave. now we have a cool-down. get ready. there is another heat wave. that's summer. we'll do that to you for the next 90 days. sunshine out there. beautiful day. 83 the high in philadelphia. highest wind gust, 20 miles an hour. look at that. sunset 8:31. allentown, 82. let's look at what's going on in ballet cynwyd. 82, calm. coatesville, 77. fairly comfortable with the lower humidity. 78 in wilmington. dew point at 60. just a little bit stickier there. winds out of the south, 15 miles an hour. all right. it's going to be warm and wet

weather that we will be dealing with over the next four days. umbrellas, grab it before leaving the house. chance of showers tomorrow. on saturday, on sunday and i think monday will be almost a washout out there. get ready for that. and it will be heating up. the temperature will climb to near 90 on father's day with a heat index, a feels-like temperature that could be approaching 95 degrees with all the moisture in the air. summer officially arrives. i know you feel like it's been here but it officially arrives wednesday just after midnight at 12:24 in the morning. get ready for it. i don't think it will be quite as hot, though, on wednesday as it will this weekend. doppler radar sweeping the sky. we have some severe thunderstorm warnings making their way through pennsylvania associated with this line of storms in the western part of the state. all of that is expected to die down as it approaches us. nonetheless, we could get some showers tonight. this is going to be sort of the pattern. the area of low pressure to the north of the great lakes driving

all of this activity in our direction. and we are going to be stuck with it at least through monday. here is your hour by hour forecast. spotty showers overnight tonight. you'll wake up and could see spotty showers in the morning. we'll make it into the 70s in the afternoon. i think right around 81 degrees probably for a high. saturday, we'll see spotty showers. could see some heavier showers in the afternoon. we'll hit the mid 80s. look at sunday. we could see spotty showers and maybe even a thunderstorm late in the day. by 2:30, we're already at 87 degrees. we'll climb toward 90 that day. let's check out what's going on in your neighborhood tonight. looking at temperatures primarily in the 60s. chance of a shower outthere for tonight. 64 in philadelphia tomorrow. around the area we'll be looking at 79 in philadelphia. 77 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 77 in south jersey and 78 in delaware. finally, your ten-day on 10. it's going to be a hot one once

we get past tomorrow. 79 tomorrow. 86 saturday. chance of a thunderstorm. 90 on father's day. chance of a storm. 80 monday, washout. summer starting with 84 degrees on wednesday. guys. >> tammy, tens of thousands of people are watching the forecast because they're packing into the delaware music festival in dover right now. >> the plan to keep them and big-name acts safe at a time when soft targets are getting extra security. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer.

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welcome back. lester holt joins us now from the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> nbc news confirms president trump is now under investigation over possible obstruction of justice. also, the family of american student otto warmbier speaks out about what he suffered in north korean custody. your phone doesn't ring yet somehow robo call voice mails appear on it. we'll explain how that happens and tell you about a move to stop them when we see you on "nbc nightly news." for now, back to you in philadelphia. >> sounds good. see you at 6:30. thanks, lester. >> okay. ♪ new at 5:00. big-name acts. tens of thousands of fans and a wide open space. the fire fly festival kicked off about an hour ago in delaware.

for organizers, safety is the top priority. >> tim furlong was at the festival grounds today where fans were focusing on the music. >> reporter: the traffic is heavy, the road signs are up. this is year six for firefly in dover. >> i am so excited. i didn't know what to expect. everything has been great. >> reporter: the festival draws tens of thousands from all over the country and world. it draws all sorts of reaction from local businesses. >> it's definitely not like, yay, fire fly is here. >> reporter: they say they get music fans headed into the festival and then back out on sunday and monday. but once they're hunkered down in the delaware woodlands they don't leave. max and his friends are here to see chance the rapper, 21 pilots and 135 other acts including bob dylan. each other fire fly tries to cross generations a little bit. >> i have seen parents here, kids my age and everything in

between. it caters to everyone in there. >> reporter: in addition to the water stations, the spruceup stations, endless food options and the beach volleyball courts, fans will see lots and lots of bright security shirts. the tragedy at the concert in manchester not lost on the organizers. >> we briefed the staff multiple times. we are constantly in touch with local authorities and we're taking every precaution necessary to keep guests and artists safe this weekend. top of mind. >> reporter: day passes are still available on the website. wear comfortable shoes, bring sun screen and have fun rocking out. in dover, tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> here is jacqueline london. standing up for their friend. tonight local lawmakers are hitting the baseball diamond in washington, d.c., to support a fellow congressman who was attacked yesterday. we're live from the stadium. and jim rosenfield is live on our other big story.

>> deadlocked jury. live at the montgomery county courthouse where jurors are struggling to reach a verdict in the bill cosby trial. what happens if they call it a night tonight without a decision? menacing mosquitos. the hot weather means the insects are getting ready to multiply. how local counties are tackling the problem.

struggling to decide. the jurors in the bill cosby trial say they are deadlocked. can they reach a consensus? plus, for the first time cosby's accuse, andrea constand, makes contact with the public. what her social media share tells us. good evening, everyone. i am jim rosenfield live outside the montgomery county courthouse in norristown where jurors are still deliberating in the bill cosby trial. here is what we know. this morning they told the judge they are divided on all three charges of aggravated indecent assault that cosby faces. the judge told the jurors to keep deliberating. and to try to reach a verdict on at least one of those three charges. in the past 20 minutes, andrew wyatt, a spokesman for bill cosby, told us how the comedian is holding up tonight. >> he is rested. he is -- he is not consuming himself with a lot of stress. that's healthy for him.

mr. cosby is just extremely proud that these people have been willing to stay here, these jurors, for this length of time to try to get the facts right. >>