10 studios. you heard the thunder. you can see the coming down there in buckets too. take a look at first alert radar. you can see the pop up showers making their way all across the region. nbc 10 news at 5:00 begins with first letter weather coverage. let's begin with meteorologist glenn schwartz. behind us, center si is drenched. >> absolutely. wait little bit and the sun is going to come out. we're going to end up today with some really nice weather. this is one cluster e of storms and once that moves through, you have dry air right behind it. this is just a temporary situation. it happens to be during the afternoon rush. let's take a look at this. you can see much of philadelphia is actually out of the heavy rain by now except for south philly and northeast philly. let's see just we're seeing some of the heaviest rain. we're center city.

you're getting hammered right there. upper darby, the heavier rain has just gotten past here. and the rainfall rate is not a a lot of lightning with it, but it's coming down really hard and gusty winds with this. it's caused some wind damage. look at the peak rainfall intensity. 5 inches per hour. if it stayed in one spot an hour, you'd get 5 inches of rain. fortunately, it's moving. it's moving towards the southeast. let's go in a little closer in through upper glen yn holden. we're getting some of the heavy rain. and we're starting to see some of the heavier rain in parts of new jersey, bristol is getting

heavy rain. that's on right across into burlington across the bridge there. and there's severe thunderstorm warnings in effect until 5:15. because more than anything else for the gusty winds, the rain isn't necessarily lasting long enough to produce flooding, but what may happen is this is the sea breeze this line here and when that meets the winds coming out from this storm that may cause this to build up again and get even stronger. now 5:17 in washington, 6:09 in ship bottom. there's this one system that will be talking about how a. tropical influence is going to affect part of your weekend coming up. >> you can track the latest weather conditions right from your phone. find out when storms will move in and out of your neighborhood. download the app to get first

alert weather updates. abortion, sex and birth control, sex education is at the core of a heated debate over proposed planned parenthood at a school. new at 5:00, randy gyllenhaal is live in brooks county where a rally is underright now. i can see the people behind you. >> the reading school district is going to be hearing about this proposal to open a sexual health center inside the halls of reading high school. that's going to happen in about an hour. this would be an opportunity for students to walk into an open door, ask questions about contraceptives, but we're seeing a number of pro life demonstrators urging this school board to vote no. >> teens get pregnant at three times more than the state average. it's part of the reason officials here are considering opening a sexual health center at reading high. >> there isn't enough of a safety net for our young people.

>> it's called access manners. it's answering teen questions about sexual health, birth control and lgbt issues. >> decreases in teen pregnancy really correlate to access to comprehensive education and access to birth control. >> it will be up to the school district whether the health center offers condoms or makes referrals on abortion. >> she opposes any talk of contraceptives inside of a school. >> teaching of sex education should be done by the parents and clergy. in a private setting, we don't want the teaching in the scho s schools. the schools should be reserved for academics. these are topics that are hard to talk to with your father and mother. i would hope my son would come to e me and ask any any questions, but if for any reason he couldn't, this gives that young person an option.

>> both sides of the issue there the schoolboard will begin the hearing in an hour. we are expecting a vote some time next week. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> the death of a woman found beating in a pool has been ruled a homicide. the medical examiner says the cause of the death was blunt force trauma. the 47-year-old was found saturday in her home on forest court. prosecutors office now investigating how she died. tonight police are searching for the gunman b who shot and killed a man outside a popular restaurant in burlington county. officers were called to iron hill around 8:30 this morning after gunshots rang out. police found a man shot to death. he's identified as devin young. this all happened while people were driving for work at nearby businesses. some were shaken.

>> nearby businesses were on lockdown after the shooting. investigators believe the shooting was not random and the victim was targeted. a paperwork mix up put a man charged with attempted rape back on the street. russell bryant was taken b into custody after police mistake bly released him last night. it happened after the 53-year-old suspect was transported from jail to the 18 district yesterday to face an unrelated theft charge. a clerical error set him free for 12 hours. >> the suspect has been locked up may 2rd on attempted rape charges. police now reviewing what went

wrong and plan to reevaluate the policy. >> senators are getting their first look at a health care bill that could head for a volt. >> what's in the bill hasn't been revealed and lawmakers are >> at the capitol a protest outside over the health care bill being secretly crafted inside. >> health care is a right, not a privilege. >> the latest plan reveal a first draft tomorrow. >> they are trying to do this as quickly and secretively as they can because they know this bill is terribly unpopular. >> republican leaders energized by last night's special election in georgia want to keep the momentum going and vote before the july 4th recess. >> i think all the concerns

about the process will evaporate because they will be unlimited opportunity to read it and understand what's this it. . >> the white house boosting its case with this new yao tube video. elsewhere on capitol hill, in two separate hearings, a focus on russian election hacking. >> in 2016 the russian government at the direction of vladimir putin himself orchestrated cyber attacks on our nation for the you were of influencing our election. that is a fact, plain and simple. >> as of right now, we have evidence of 21 states that election-related systems that were targeted. >> reporter: no evidence any votes were actually changed, but underscoring the need to stop russia tr striking again. and on health care, senate republicans should get their copy of the bill during a closed door meeting tomorrow morning. nbc news, washington. president trump's son-in-law jared kushner has arrived in the

region. the visit is aimed a at restarting israeli-palestinian peace talks. president trump tasked kushner with the goal of laying the groundwork for what he calls the ultimate deal. new details in a shooting that injured a congressman and others a at a baseball practice. the fbi now says that gunman acted alone and the shooting was not tied to terrorism. james hodgkinson opened fire last wednesday at a ball field in virginia. house majority whip steve scalise and three others were shot. capitol police returned fire killing hodgkinson. right now the fbi is reviewing the 66-year-old associates and social media activity for more clues in the investigation. scalise was the most seriously injured in. there's some good news to report. his condition has now been upgraded to serious. meanwhile, the ballpark where the shooting happened a

week ago is hosting games again. the little league held their first game there last night. a reopening ceremony honoring first responders happened before the game. >> a scream worker startled the gun toted rapper so much he ran away without taking anything. video was released of the suspect dashing out the door of this grocery store on south 16th street right after he pulled a gun on the employee who responded by yelling. the suspect wore a halloween mask and latex gloves. and check out this thief. he walks right up to a car in broad daylight, opens the unlocked door and spills what's inside. this is west thompson street. he got away with a duffel bag and a couple backpacks. a man tried to lure a child and gets away. the car you need to be on the lookout tr. a a new device that would tell police the exact moment drivers use their phones behind the wheel.

the big question is does it violate your privacy? a surprise on the ice for a man who was sucker punched on camera. the kind gesture from the fliers today. and a police officer stabbed in the neck at an airport. now the fbi is investigating the crime as a possible act of terrorism. that story ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00. before we go, we're tracking storms all across this area. this is a live look at south philadelphia about five minutes ago we showed you a picture similar across the delaware river. now it looks like it's cleared out. you look at the turbines above citizens bank park. we're tracking these storms.

philadelphia district attorney was back in federal court as testimony continues in his bribery fraud trooifl trooil. a woman handed him a bible. he asked her tr her prayers. inside the courtroom, prosecutors questioned witnesses about money they say was supposed to go to a nursing home for care for williams'. they claim he spent the money ob himself instead. an auditor testified that a check given to williams for his mother's care was spent to pay for his water bill. a stabbing is being investigated by the fbi as a possible terror attack. a police officer in flint was

stabbed in the neck. witnesses say he was standing a at the top of an escalator when a man with a large knife attacked him. the officer is in stable condition. uber's ceo is resigning. his exit comes after pressure from investors asking him to step down. recently uber has been under scrutiny with allegations of sexual harassment. he will remain on the board. he helped to build the ridesharing company in 2009. let's talk about the weather we're having. a bit soggy in the last half hour. the weather was gorgeous. if you look at boat house row, showers just passed through this area. they are moving rapidly. >> let's check in with chief meteorologist glenn schwartz. e he has your first alert forecast. we just got pounded and then it cleared out. >> that's right. once that storm goes past, the sun comes right back out and you end up with a beautiful end to

the day. just a brief interruption. fortunately, this is moving very quickly. so the heavy rain does not last that long. the problem is what causes it to move quickly is causing some wind damage. and so storm now is pretty much past tld. now into new jersey and camden, burlington counties. we have had several reports of damage. these are the symbols for that. large branches down at 4:26. pottstown, trees and power lines down at 4:00. numerous large trees down at 4:35. green lane, trees and wires down at 4:12. now we have some more reports coming in from new jersey. the severe thunderstorm warning extended until 5:45. not quite down to the shore, but i'm sure that it will be as long

as this maintains itself. it does look like it will because it's very well organized roigt now. it is just on top or about to be on top of pemberton. it will be getting the heavier rain in just a couple minutes. lacey at 5:43. if we extend this to the shore, atlantic city at 6:15. it's interesting that these storms were moving west to east and start making a right turn. that's what took it down to philadelphia and will take it to atlantic city. this is a different kind of storm. this is a tropical storm in the gulf of mexico coming to make landfall. tremendous amounts of rain over the south. and then some of that moisture moving this way.

here's the computer models showing the track of what will be the remnants of it. we're not going to get hit by a tropical storm itself by the 40 mile an hour winds, but it's going to carry the moisture with it. by friday with the center of the remnant low, we can still be getting rain a at that time. because the winds in the upper atmosphere are incredibly strong. it's going to push it right on top of us. it's a matter of the timing. that's another thing that's going to move through very quickly. and that's good because the faster it moves through, the less likely we're going to have for flooding. temperature down to 73 with the thunderstorm reported. down to 67 in the suburbs. now it's looking nice and sunny.

and in delaware where it hasn't been hit yet, 86 degrees. pretty wild afternoon. is and we're going to be seeing those storms head down toward the shore. and as we go through the night tonight, it will be a pretty nice night. then on thursday, a pretty nice day. although it's going to get hot near 90 degrees in philadelphia. sea breeze down the shore. then on friday, here comes some of the moisture from the remnants of cindy. some of it on the heavy side. perhaps friday morning. another there that you saw toward midday. then we get a break. then another round coming in late friday night and into saturday morning. and once that moves through, we should end up with some decent weather for the rest of the weekend. so friday is likely to be stormy. not it all day, but it will be hot and humid.

then saturday is going to be wet. some of the heavy rain, but that's mostly in the morning. as long as this continues to move rapidly setting us up for a nice sunday, comfortable temperatures and lower humidity. a tragic accident in britain mar that's left a worker dead. officials say the 31-year-old peco employee was electrocuted this morning while working near boxwood road. the victim was working in a ladder bucket atd the time of his death. it is already a sizzling summer out west. today's high heat took a toll on the train in california. it buckled some tracks and led to this derailment right here. also a fuel leak. they have spent home run a century protecting animals. >> this month marks a major milestone for the pennsylvania spca. they are turning 150 years old to celebrate residents, e animal

lovers and volunteers were invited to the north philadelphia headquarters to share these stories and share a little cake. it was shelter residents that made the party a big hit. they enjoyed pup cakes. several landmarks will light up in blue to honor the organization's birthday. had a ball there. a safe spot on the side of the road to use your tone. the state trying a new approach at curbing texting ask driving. then a rattlesnake mistake. the story behind social media latest viral video. and a mistake at a good will store. what happened after two employees found 100,000 in cash in a bag. that story ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00. it's time that we bring addiction out of the darkness

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look out. bus on the loose. this rubaway bus caused a brief scare in brooklyn. the whole thing caught on ra. the driver got off the bus, but forgot to put it in park so the bus start ed rolling backwards and slammed into ten parked cars. also a church. luckily the church wasn't damaged. can't say the same for the cars. the bottom line, no one hurt. more than 500 surfers gathered in california for a record breaking circle. check it out. the surfers formed the largest paddle out. it showed support for the inclusion of surfing in the 2020 olympics. there's been many paddle outs in this area, but this is the first one recorded by give nis. they are now in a league of their own. the four letter carriers from

the station post office are part of the million mile drivers club. more importantly, they drove all those miles without an accident. today they got special plaques and hugs from co-workers. good for these people in ohio. two employees at good will proved finders keepers isn't always the case. a woman dropped off some clothes in a duffel bag. seems easy enough. standard, no. inside that bag was $100,000. the employees thought the money was sffake. quickly realized it was real. the woman's husband who had placed it there had withdrew the money to buy a new home and put it in the trunk of the car where no one would find it. >> i know that if that was my money that i worked hard for, it would be heartbreaking if i didn't. today's world the way the economy is, it would be so easy for someone to just forget their

morals and walk out with that money. >> the employees turned over $10,000 to police and eventually it found its rightful owners. thank goodness. good for those employees. >> what's that conversation like when you got home. >> i would not want to be around for that one. >> glad it good back to the right hands. taking a right-hand turn, a warning parents need to hear. >> the car that police are looking for linked to a child lure ago tempt. plus their names have been released. the conditions are giving the jurors before the world knows who they are. a heartwarming surprise for a man who was sucker punched on camera. how he became part of the family today. preserving your memory. researchers say they have tapped into the benefits of extra virgin olive oil. e details, at 6:00. ♪

i want you to take a look at the screen. storms are moving through the area on this first day of summer. take a live look at busy broad street where the roads are wet during this commute home. a big burst of rain just came through there, but still rods are wet, be patient. a live look at the skyline. clearing out now.

still a little mist surrounding the tops of the buildings. >> take a look at this time lapse on top of the comcast center. the storms moving in illustrates what erin was describing. look as how quick it moves and then nothing. you can't see a thing. visibility was so low. let's take another live look now. take a look at that. untouched. but the rain is moving on that way down the jersey shore. it's set to dampen a day that started so well. >> really depends on where you are. chief meteorologist glenn schwartz is joining us now. where are the storms headed specifically at the moment? >> most of those storms are headed for long beach island. perhaps into atlantic city. cape may, it locks kind out of the. icture. this area has been moving to the southeast. made a right turn. it was moving to the. we have another area back to the

west that's moving almost straight east. so that may come back and get us in the philadelphia area. this is not severe like this other area was. watch what happens here. this is the last two hours. it's getting into chester county. let's get into the severe weather. they have a little lightning, but not a lot. it's getting clobbered. just about out of it now. jackson township getting pounded with the heavier rain. we are talking heavy rain. the peak rainfall rates are 4 to 5 inches per hour. so that's how much rain you get. you see medford on the drier side of it. getting hilt hard. it's a pretty rough afternoon. se is veer thunderstorm warnings

until 6:00 for parts of the area. meteorologist krystal klei joins us live from the museum of art. it's cleared up there for now. >> reporter: yeah, i am right along the parkway right now. the road is wet here. we hear kind of the splashing from the cars driving along. i'll tell you what. not too long ago when that severe thunderstorm rolled through, let's take the video that we were able to capture as we were ducking into our car. it was an absolute downpour for only about ten minutes at best. and that heavy rain just kind of washed out the roadways and sent people running for cover. just as quickly it started pouring on us and started to lightly drizzle and come to a close. so let's take the live back outside now here right noext to the art museum. and look up at the sky. it's blue again. you can see the sunlight and it feels really nice. i can tell you i have the

sleeveless shirt on right now. and it feels good outside. kind of cooled it down with the rain moving through. but that strong cell still moving along just tracking. so we'll talk more about the potential for more thunderstorms to roll through the forecast into the weekend. right now, i'm live on the parkway. they said they were hopelessly dead locked before the judge declared a mistrial at the bill cosby trial. within the last hour, the names of the jurors that couldn't reach a verdict were released. they were notified by the court that the release would happen. >> now there are conditions from the judge that they do have to follow. they can't discuss what happened inside the jury room during deliberations. they cannot reveal their opinions on the case. and they can't identify how each person voted. deanna durante spoke to legal experts who said the judge have not released the names. >> mike posted in his facebook

page he was heading back to pittsburgh. by monday in radio interviews, today his facebook page is locked down. an all tternate juror, he's onl group of 18 in the sexual assault trial to identify himself. and lawyers on both sides of the courtroom say when the it comes to the decision, the judge should say no. >> the case is complete. this jury service is complete. and now the question is what about these jurors' names who finish the business. >> a judge said he will release the names of the jurors, but they will not be able to talk about what went down in the jury room or why they couldn't reach a verdict. several media outlets cited transparency in the proceedings. not allow the jury members to voice which way they swung. during the two weeks that bill cosby was here at the courthouse, the steps and plaza were filled with media and

protesters. some of those protesters, many for and against crosby, may want to know the jury names and track them down. he says another reason why they shouldn't be talking about the trial. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. a man is charged with killing his father and tonight the hunt is on to track him down. police are looking for this man 37-year-old michael marshack. he's charged with murder, robbery and other offenses. he was last seen driving his parents' gold 2015 ford fusion. the search is on innen montgomery county for a man accused of trying to lure a child into his car. the police department says the iing t

report to jury duty. then a sheriff would arrest them. a person is told they can avoid arrest by paying fines. residents eligible for jury duty are always notified by mail, never by phone. here's a look at the stories making headlines county by county across the region today. in atlantic county, the hard rock hotel will open on memorial day 2018.

the transformation of the taj mahal will take that long to complete. when it it's done, it will include a hotel, state of the art casino, stores, dining and entertainment. in new castle county, a new event for runners. the first ever benefit run across the memorial bridge will take place october 1st. the entry fee is $100. proceeds will benefit the special olympics delaware. camden county hundreds of children enjoyed games, food and live entertainment. summer meals program, over the next 12 weeks, the nonprofit plans to deliver half a million meals and snacks. their efforts are incredible. patients came together to secelebrate atlantic care's 25t anniversary. they attended a luncheon and shared memories from over the years.

among the patients that attended was atlantic city police officer josh bidell. he was treated at the trauma center after he was shot in the line of duty. to this now, ab online shopping spolt is launching competitive pricing. >> the deals that the site will offer to keep up with the huge competitors. it's a late night surprise this woman was not expecting. the story behind the latest viral video. and with wub click officers would know if you were texting and driving. the device meant to curb distracting driving that raises some privacy concerns.

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a controversial device could be an invasion of privacy. officers plug it in to find out the exact moments on facebook on answered a a call. that way they know if you were distracted at time. they could get the information without a warrant and wouldn't be able to download the data. >> no guarantee when you hand your cell phone over to a a police officer that that officer won't be looking at or copying all kinds of personal data about you. >> we talked to the critics we explained we're not getting anything about what was said in the text. just the touches and swipes. states need to pass to allow

it. new jersey lawmakers are trying to do just that. and speaking of distracted driving, new jersey's also trying a new way to curb texting and driving. the state department of transportation unveiled the safe phone zone. it designated rest areas and scenic overlook parking areas as safe space for cell phone use to make phone tall calls, text or to use the web. no word on which areas will be safe zones just yet. ebay is getting into the price matching game to attract more shoppers. the company say it is will match some of its rivals prices on new unopened deals. before you buy, you will need to contact customer service to a request a price match and reveal where you found the lower price. once verified, they will immediately send you a coupon for the difference. a slithery surprise. a woman picks up what she thinks

is a dog toy and it turns out it was a rattlesnake. i feel her. you can see the freak out that follows when she realizes her mistake. she dropped the snake and managed to avoid a bite. >> look at the dog going crazy too. it's a memorable moment for the man who became a victim of a vicious attack caught on camera. plus we want to tell you about a student silenced on graduation night who is getting his chance to speak out. the message he wants to get across about school leadership. rainy start to your summer in parts of the area. i'll tell you where the storms are and where they are going to be going in your first alert forecast, coming up. and touting our city, at 6:00, the well known publication that's ranking philadelphia as one of the best places to visit in america. ♪

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burks county value ticktarian made national headlines a after officials cut him off during his speech. an administrator turned off the mike. >> the school superintendent

says the 18-year-old broke the rules when he went off script after changing his preapproved speech. he plans to attend villanova university criticized some teachers and officials for being overly authoritarian. >> teachers and administrators prevents for developing as leaders. >> last night he appeared on jimmy kimmel live. >> take a look at the showers moving across the radar. a burst of raun about 20 minutes or so ago. >> it was a stroll outside on

kelly drive. people went for a run or a bike ride. in camden, yard work was easy without the humidity. water park is open for business. let's talk to meteorologist glenn schwartz. he's been tracking the storms that interrupted all the activities. >> there are already reports of some damage. >> there are reports of damage. there's still warnings out. the last three places you showed have not received any rain so far today. this is the cluster that we were talking about. the amount of lightning is actually increasing with that. this is the other part of the line, but this is much, much weaker. that is moving in our direction again. it's coming through chester county. now just about into delaware county. just about to hit rader in,

which got pounded by the storm. this is just light to moderate rain that's coming in. that's nothing like what they had. lock at all these storm reports that keep come iing in. this one shows a tree down. that's the symbol for tree damage. so at 5:05, several large tree limbs down. potstown had tree and power lines down. damage to some homes. numerous trees down. green lane, trees and wires down. this is at 5:45 in burlington and ocean counties. and until 6:00 up through the toms river area. but it's not heading further

down towards cape may. so it's going to hit cedars and ship bottom after 6:00. but then it's going to go out to sea. now the next thing we're going to be watching is this. it's tropical storm cindy. going to make landfall as the tropical storm most likely. but there's a lot of moisture with it and the remnants of that are going to be moving in this direction. these are the different computer models. and they are in great agreement here. that means it's going to be moving fast. by friday even with the remnants right here of the center of low pressure, the moisture could be already over our area. and then the track takes it pretty close to us, which would suggest at least a period of some heavy rain friday night and into saturday morning. we're down to 70 degrees now in philadelphia with the rain starting to come back in parts of the area. the sun is breaking out.

it's practically clearing the lehigh valley and it's still 86 degrees. as we go through the weekend, we'll get into that forecast. >> just a few weeks ago, he was sucker pumpked on camera. >> he became part of the fliers family. the sweet surprise on the ice you don't want to miss. protesting layoffs. local e employees plan to make their voices heard in the heart of philadelphia. details at 6:00.

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welcome back. lester joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> he laz a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> we'll have details in the airport attack on a michigan police officer. authorities finishing up a news conference describing why they believe it was an act of terror. also the massive turn out to mourn the death of a a girl in a case that has rattled the muslim community. and license, registration and cell phone polilease. when we see you for "nbc nightly news." back to you. the surprise of a lifetime today for a man who was hurt and

humiliated on ram camera. a teen was recorded punching the man with a mental disability in the face. hard to forget that video. now that man is part of the fliers family. >> the team honored him today and comcast has the story. it must have been a special moment. >> the flyers and defensemen saw this story and the video and wanted to help out. so they invited macsmith to come to the fliers skate zone today. >> it looks good on you. >> it does look good on him. they gave mark his own personalized fliers jersey and a tour and a bag full of gifts. mark did come with his caregiver and it was a very special heartwarming show of support for him. he lo loved his visit with the fliers. >> how did you feel when you went in the locker room?

>> good. i liked that. >> duff a good time? >> it was good to have him in here smiling ear to ear and giving him his jersey. just some gifts. he's a great kid. >> they were impressed with how brave he is. they have a reputation don't mess with anybody because the bullies have mark's back and anybody else's back able to defend their own. >> what a classy move. >> he's going to give some of the swag to others. that's awesome. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here's jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> tonight at 6:00, a man shot dead behind a local restaurant. we're live at the scene so police search for clues. mistake bly released, a mix

up put an attempted rapist back on the street. pushing boundaries, some parents say a resource for public school students about sexual health goes too far. those parents are protesting. stormy start to suler. i'm tracking the thunderstorms across the region. your most accurate forecast ahead on nbc 10 news at 6:00.

tree down, this vid e owe just into the newsroom from fairmont park. there's a a car underneath that downed tree. the good news is the driver was able to make it out safely. >> dodging rain drops, people running across pine street trying to get out of this downpour. >> and in maple shade, those rain drops coming down fast and hard. right now, 31,000 customers are without power. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. let's take a live look at philadelphia where the storms are now moved out. not everyone in the clear as we watch that camera shake as well. let's go right to meteorologist glenn schwartz to see where this storm is headed. >> that main storm that caused some of that damage is now in ocean county just about to move through long beach ie listened. but there's another area that's coming in from the west.

that's going to cause the rain to start again. it's not having lightning. it doesn't have strong, gusty winds, but it's raining. and it's been in chester county. it's just about getting into lower marion. and there's some reasonably heavy rain. but it's nothing like what happened at this other area moves through. you see it moving rapidly toward the shore right now. this other area moving in fast. and the area heading toward the shore just about to go through long beach island here. it's going to be a good bit of lightning with that as well. down toward cape may, it's