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what could impact your doctor visits. beaten, stabbed and left to die in a pool of her own blood, 33-year-old deborah gulliver was found dead in a philadelphia park tonight. her mother said her daughter did not die without putting up a fight. >> whoever was there at that point in time, she put up a fight for darn sure. >> i'm jim rosenfield. the killer and motive remain a mystery to philadelphia police. denise nakano is joining us live from police headquarters. denise, what an ordeal for the mom you spoke to tonight. >> reporter: certainly it was, jim. as she talked to us, she was in tears at some points. but she talked about her daughter and visiting the scene for the first time today. >> i wanted to take the path. i wanted to maybe pretend i was here. >> reporter: nancy retraced the steps of her daughter's final moments today in a park behind

dobbins technical high school in north philadelphia. >> she was dressed in flip-flops and tank top and pocketbook and ponytail, going home. and never made it. >> reporter: her only daughter, 33-year-old deborah gulliver, at 5 feet tall, was knocked to the ground, beaten and stabbed more than 12 times. >> whoever, whatever was there, as that point in time, she put up a fight for darn sure. >> got off of the bus and was on her way home. she cut through the park area as she normally would. >> reporter: then between 2:30 and 3:00 saturday morning, she was attacked in the park at 21st and lehigh and her pants were pulled down, although police say it's unclear whether she was sexually assaulted. nothing was taken from her, including her pocketbook and phone. the murder has put people who work and live near the park on edge. >> everybody's talking about it. everybody. they just stop, and everybody's in awe of what happened to her.

women are scared. >> reporter: nancy remembers her daughter for all the joy she brought to her family and friends. >> bubbly, funny, happy. she had a big heart. >> reporter: detectives interviewed one man who discovered gulliver's body but they're still looking to talk to two young men who called 911 that night to report that they had seen what happened and still looking to talk to them because they left before police arrived. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. 22 million more people will be without health insurance under the senate's new health care plan compared with the current law. that's according to a new analysis from the nonpartisan congressional budget office. minutes after the report was released, three republican senators threatened to oppose a vote on the proposal this week. the white house blasted the report saying it has a history of inaccuracy projecting coverage. >> here is a republican health

care proposal that is going to hit millions of working people and seniors like a wrecking ball. >> pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey responded to the report with a statement that reads in part, the senate should proceed carefully, avoid overreacting to questionable predictions, and stay focused on delivering on our promise to move health care in a more consumer-driven sustainable direction on behalf of the millions of americans who have been harmed by obamacare's broken promises. senate republicans hope to get the bill passed this week. a juror in bill cosby's mistrial said he flip-flopped during the long deliberations, but he finally decided the comedian's own words showed he was guilty of sexual assault. >> when they were asking him, would he use the word consent, and he said himself that he wouldn't use that word, i was like, you just got caught redhanded. like why would he say that if

you're trying to defend yourself. >> not everyone on the jury agreed. after 52 hours of deliberations, the jury announced it was hopelessly deadlocked and the judge declared a mistrial. prosecutors say they will retry cosby. he has repeatedly proclaimed his innocence. he now says his tour will be more about education and community relations than sexual assault as announced a few days ago. if you heard a loud bang in the lehigh valley today, this was the likely cause. several people reported hearing explosions that this business in washington township went up in flames. you can see the thick smoke and flames here at hannah's auto and truck recycling center. the fire destroyed the main office. fortunately no one was hurt. a south jersey community is living in fear after a woman was found dead this weekend on her family's farm in camden county. 45-year-old deanna skordo was found dead inside this home in

winslow township sunday morning. she lived in the home with her father. today, nbc 10 obtained the 911 call he made after his daughter was killed. he told an operator he thought he was dreaming. when he woke up to the sound of gunshots and commotion inside his home. >> slow down. you said you were sleeping and you were woken up to two gunshots? >> yeah, my daughter was laying on the floor. >> is she shot? >> yeah. >> skordos operate a family-operated blueberry farm. so far no word on a motive. dueling demonstrations in the mayfair section tonight. members of black lives matter rallied outside the district headquarters. they used a bullhorn so the police across the street could hear them. they're standing up for people impacted by police shootings. that includes the jones family. two and a half weeks ago david jones was shot by a philadelphia police officer. video of the shooting shows

jones running away and being shot in the back. but police say jones had a gun. >> we want the 15th district to know we will continue to be back. we're going to continue to join forces with our allies. we're going to shut it down. we're going to call for change. we're going to do everything we can until this family gets justice that they richly deserve. >> across the street officers from the 15th district stood outside listening. neighbors also joined in, standing in support of police. >> everyone wants to challenge the police. the investigation is still out. right or wrong, the whole police department shouldn't be smeared. >> right now, there's a bill headed to the pennsylvania senate that would protect the identity of police officers after they've been involved in a shooting. governor wolf vetoed a similar bill last year. a key witness took the stand today in the federal corruption trial. deputy police commissioner joseph sullivan testified today

and said williams pushed him to provide extra help for a man named muhammad ali, the businessman whom williams said was being racially profiled at philadelphia international airport. sullivan later contacted the fbi and said if he had known williams was getting expensive gifts from ali, he would have gone to the fbi sooner. after a series of setbacks related to his travel ban, tonight president trump can celebrate a legal victory, at least a partial one. the state department said it will begin implementing the ban on travel from six muslim majority countries soon. the partial restrictions include a 90-day clause on issuing visas for travel to the u.s. from those six countries. but the court also agreed with a lower court ruling that the travel ban cannot be enforced against anyone seeking a visa who has a close relative here, anyone who wants to come here to study or teach and anyone who is coming to accept a job offer. president trump tweeted this afternoon, quote, very grateful for the 9-0 decision from the

u.s. supreme court. we must keep america safe, end quote. also on this last day of the session, the supreme court is letting stand a gun ruling made by a federal appeals court here in philadelphia. the third circuit majority ruling allows people convicted of minor nonviolent crimes to apply for legally owned guns. the supreme court declined to hear the case which ruled in favor of two men in pennsylvania convicted of misdemeanors. the lower court's original ruling stays in place. a driver had to be rescued after a truck plowed into this home in montgomery county. police say the driver was trapped for about a half hour, and was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. no word on what caused the crash. a former atlantic county teacher pled guilty today to charges he had an inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old student. william jacobs worked at a high school, and said the 33-year-old had several sexual encounters

with the female student over a three-month span earlier this year. he'll be sentenced in september. in delaware county, police working to figure out if one man is responsible for two armed robberies. this surveillance video is from the robbery saturday at edible arrangements in drexel hill. the robber sporting a work vest tied up an employee and stole cash. and this video from a robbery at yesterday also shows a robber wearing a work coat. new jersey governor chris christie is working to avoid a state government shutdown on his radio show today, said he's operatimistic that there will b deal by friday. >> i don't believe for any reason to have a government shutdown. >> the republican governor is trying to make deals with the government controlled senate, one impacting schools and pensions and one involving the largest health insurance provider. if there's no compromise, the state could see its first shutdown since 2006.

nbc's own megyn kelly was in town to lead a conversation with her husband. doug brunt who grew up on the main line talked about his new book. it focuses on the extreme surrounding parenting and youth athletics. i spoke with the couple about the notion that some parents have sacrificed quality family time to devote way too much time focusing on their kids' athletic success. >> you give up all your weekends and evenings. just thinking it's what you have to do. you made the travel team so he has to travel. if he wants to play college sports, we have to get him involved now. and before you know it, all his free time is gone. >> this sunday on "at issue" we talk about what we can expect from the 9:00 a.m. hour which begins in the fall. a pool unlike any other in philadelphia. how this community pop-up pool is making history tonight. plus, just call him

lifeguard joe. why former vice president biden is on watch duty at another local pool today. and sizzle or soggy, what will it be for your holiday weekend? maybe a little bit of both. first, nbc 10 helping you get ready for this year's wawa welcome america. these are the free firework shows to look out for. it's time that we bring addiction out of the darkness

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one philadelphia neighborhood pool has a different look this season. neighbors and graduate hospital raised thousands of dollars to renovate the public pool bringing in cabanas, artwork and more. it's the best way to bring their community together in a changing area. >> ready? swim, swim, swim! >> reporter: one look around the pool and you'll notice it is something different on opening day. a lot of color, cosmetic

changes, and some tlc. >> we've had several people come here that are 75, 80, and just stare in disbelief that this is their pool. >> reporter: the pop-up pool project. so far, only five of the 7 # pools have undergone this change. co-organizer said she wants this to send a message to people living in graduate hospital. >> this is a changing neighborhood. and to create a space where all neighbors feel welcome, and for everyone to come together. >> there aren't that many places that are public space that are free for people together in sort of informal community ways. >> reporter: up until a few months ago, this art work wasn't on these walls and these flags weren't on these fences, but this community raised more than $12,000 and here we are with an extreme makeover. >> i think everybody here, if

you look around, there's not one sad face. everybody's got a smile on their faces and they're happy to see the pool in such good shape and ready for the season. >> reporter: here's what the pool looked like before. it was very drab. a cage over the bleachers, no paint, and weeds in the grass areas. neighbors removed the cage, painted those bleachers and added cabanas. >> nice to see the potential for such a nice location in the city. >> reporter: the pool will remain open at least through the next six weeks. in graduate hospital, nbc 10 news. speaking of pools, a wilmington city public pool has a new name tonight. it's been renamed the joseph r. biden jr. aquatic center. the vice president was there for the unveiling. he worked here as a high school senior, even sat up in his old chair which bears his name as well. >> the neighbors always had my back.

and god willing, i've always had your back. and i'll always have it. >> friends and colleagues say biden's time at the pool helped shape the politician he became. turning to our first alert weather now. gorgeous evening to grab dinner outside. these people hanging outside the whole foods in spring garden. and after dinner wasn't too hot for a run along kelly drive. looking live at boat house row. all calm out there right now. let's bring in tammy. i wanted to extend the weekend into monday. >> you're not alone. i think we need to actually lobby for perhaps some newscasts that are outside on these evenings, just so we can actually really explain to people how it feels firsthand. what do you say? >> exactly. i'm with you. >> all right. for all of you at home, congratulations if you got to spend some time outside this evening. beautiful night. mainly clear skies. the high in philadelphia today reaching 82 degrees. the highest wind gusts, 23 miles an hour. the humidity was so low, that

the feels-like temperature was actually lower than the actual air temperature all day long. we have a very dry atmosphere out there. but we do have some rain in the offing. this is our realistic forecast model. you can see the sky with rain out toward the southern poconos. mount pocono, 59 right now with scattered showers in the region. allentown 64. 71 in philadelphia right now. 68 in dover. mount holly at 62. atlantic city coming in at 69 degrees. so here's the question, sizzling or soggy for the holiday weekend. how about we answer it right now. it's going to be hot and humid. we're looking at the 80s and 90s friday through tuesday. it will be sticky and humid as all that moisture makes its way into the area. we'll probably see a feels-like temperature at or above the actual air temperature. the dry air mass will be long gone by then. we will see a front, a frontal boundary that will move through the area triggering a few showers and storms. the best chance will be isolated storms on friday and saturday.

maybe a few more storms on sunday, and yeah, even the fourth of july. and fireworks, the wawa welcome america, and elsewhere, i would carry your rain slicker on the fourth, except if you're at home watching on nbc 10 because we'll have it all for you. doppler radar right now, a few showers out in the lehigh valley, and actually out towards berks county, even in the poconos. no big deal, just scattered showers. reading, and allentown, you'll pick up a sprinkle as well. we have waves of the showers making their way in our direction. you notice them falling apart as they come into our drier air mass. but what we have is we have this huge area of low pressure that's crossing the eastern around northern great lakes, and we have this trough, basically like sort of a conveyor belt for storm systems. it comes right across our area. so what we're going to be seeing is a few storm systems crossing this weekend. so maybe a scattered shower

early, early in the morning before dawn. otherwise, at this point, it looks like isolated only for tomorrow. upper 70s, low 80s across the area. we are going to be looking at temperatures that are going to be near 80 again on wednesday. beautiful sunshine with the west-to-northwest wind. thursday, stellar in the 80s. the frontal boundary will bring the chance of showers and storms. 78 in fairmont tomorrow. easton, you will see 78. popular number. robbinsville, 71. dover, 80 degrees out there. here's your ten-day on 10. we'll be looking at the upper 70s and low 80s tomorrow. we could see an isolated shower. 81 on wednesday. 89 on thursday. more humidity moves in. 92 on saturday. could see a shower or storm both of those days. and take a look at what's going on for sunday. we get more showers and storms

making their way into the area. and yeah, even on monday, it will be warm. showers and storms hold off until late monday night. it looks like we could see showers and storms on the july 4th holiday. god dropped an angel and i caught her. >> a delaware girl falls from an amusement park. we're hearing from a father/daughter duo who broke her fall. ♪

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new at 11:00, we're hearing from a father and daughter who helped catch a delaware teen dangling from this amusement park ride over the weekend at six flags in queensburg, new york. you saw the girl there, 14-year-old from sussex county dangling over the pavement while matthew howard and his daughter leeann said the choice to step in to help was a simple one. >> a lot of kids. all i was thinking about, what if that was one of mine.

>> god put us in the right place at the right time. >> god dropped an angel and i caught her. >> police are saying human error on the girl's part caused her to fall. we'll be right back with sports.

i'm john clark from csn. the nba rookie of the year, milwaukee's malcolm brogden wins the award tonight. he was never rookie of the month this past season. but he won a combined five times. he only played in 31 games. maybe next year with ben simmons or markelle fultz. russell westbrook is your mvp. congrats to malcolm for the award. you deserve it. how about 42-year-old allen

iverson made his debut in the big league by ice cube. a.i. was ice cold last night. only two points, 1 for 6. a.i. will be in philly. on pace for 110 losses. a disaster. freddie galvis went off after the game. if you get used to it, we're bleeped. we have to have a different mentality every time we come here. we have to try to win. we have to play hard 24/7. they say we're a rebuilding team. but we still have good players here. take a look at the game. when you lose rock, paper scissors with the mascot before the game, that's never good. chris herman takes it deep. deep end of the pool right there. a little splash. phillies fans out there hanging out. they fish out the ball. and they throw it back. best throw of the day by the

phillies. phillies lose 6-1. on pace for 110 losses. herrera has been fined by phillies manager pete mccann none, according to jim saulsbury. he got caught stealing second base saturday night. a close game. apparently mccann none put on a red light not to steal. he reportedly tried anyway. phillies minor leaguer making a debut for the lehigh valley iron pegs. wow. showing the phillies why they promoted him to aaa. the play of the night. wow. congrats to former flyer mark wrecke gets the call to the hall. elected into the hockey hall of fame today. mark ranks eighth all-time on the flyers scoring list. most points in a season in flyers history. the only other flyer the greatest ever bobby clark.

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