more damaging testimony in center city this morning. health care overhaul a plan of a critical vote. >> and online retail giant keeps expanding and many wonder if this quick growth is gist the beginning. right now at 11:00 the morning rain has moved out. parts of our area could see a thunderstorm later today. this is blue water along cape may's coast there.

>> glenn schwartz has our update. >> we are starting to see some of these clouds starting to build up a little bit. it may be a sign of things to come for this afternoon. right now we are up to 71 in philadelphia. it is 72 in reading and lancaster and dover. it will be a delightfully comfortable afternoon there. as far as radars the showers are being tagged. they have moved offshore now. we are left with a lot of clearing. this is a sign of what's to come due to this swirl up here. it could put just enough to do showers this afternoon. the futureskcast is showing hou by hour.

it is certain lay lesser chance of shore this is rain and thunderstorms later during the day. temperatures struggling to get to 80 degrees today. the average high is 86. then tonight nice and comfortable. again, temperatures dropping into the 60s in many parts of the area even at 9:00. we'll see about the threats, storms and how much hotter it are get coming up. >> all right. thank you. a key witness is back on the stand this morning. >> we are live with some develop ms. >> reporter: this morning more testimony about his relationship with seth williams. that was williams on his way

into court this morning. he gave him trip to california and los vegas vegas. he told the court he did so knowing williams would do favors for him only the d.a. could do. he said williams wrote letters on his behalf when he was having trouble getting his liquor license. he took a plea deal that kept him out of yajail. we'll be back at 11:30 with what's going on inside of the courtroom. i'm pamela osbornosborne. nbc 10 news. we were on marshal street.

investigators who were searching the area say they found more than a dozen shell casings there. investigators looking for the cause of an apartment fire in philadelphia. we are on the scene of north oakland street. flames broke it inside an apartme apartment. fire crews put out the flames. everyone did make it out safely. 11:04 now. we are hearing from a mother found murdered in a park. >> she was beaten and stabbed in the park. nothing was taken from her including her pocketbook and her phone. her mother said she went to the crime scene to retrace her final steps. >> she was dressed in

flip-flops, pony tail and going home. >> it is unclear if she was sexually assaulted. they want to talk to two young men but call left before police. this trio got away with money, cigarettes and headphones. it happened last friday morning. if you know them police want to hear from you. investigating the case of a woman found dead on her family's farm this past weekend. >> yeah. they say she died inside here sunday morning. she lived in the house with her father. he said he thought he was dreaming. >> slow down. you said you were sleeping and

you woke up to gunshots? >> yeah. >> is she shot? >> yeah! they run a blueberry farm. no arrests or charges in the case. 11:06. time for a check on the roads. >> yeah. we'll start with construction on 95. we do have construction up ahead. you can see the cones right here and this right here in the right hand lane. a little bit of a slow down. this time on the new jersey turnpike we are watching this. we do have traffic, so 295 are seeing significant southbound delays there. you can see it almost at a

standstill. two lanes are closed there. the right lane is slow but traffic is getting by. not dealing with this right now. this is heading southbound. it is just before broad street. you can see this here. the left lane is blocked. we are seeing good slow downs here. >> thank you. new jersey's budget for next year is ready for a vote in trenton. it includes $100 million and includes the plan to use lottery procee proceeds. legislature is expected to vote two days before the state deadline. >> pennsylvania lawmakers and four more days to pass it

themselves. a democrat is proposing is $1 billion tax package. republicans want flex spending. public health clinics are giving free aids test part of national hiv testing day. around 1.2 million people living with hiv. one in seven people don't know they have the virus. 62% of the adults have never been tested. moved now to the jersey shore. rocky the siberian tiger passed a i way. zoo officials say despite undergoing chemo he lived a long healthy life. talks centered about makiin

it more of a neighborhood combining houses and biusiness sz. a stern warning from the white house, why the trump administration says it has plans to believe syria can planning another chemical weapons attack. and is the senate's health care bill on the brink? congressional budget said it would cause 22 million people to lose insurance. i'm tracking storms and the return of heat, humidity and more storms for at looeeast parf a holiday weekend. i'll let you know what to expect just ahead.

there are rising tensions over syria and another potential chemical attack. >> the white house is warning syria. syria is dismissing the accusations. matt bradley has more on this. >> it's just so rare for the white house to fire aa shot across like it did last a night. the president's statement was pretty vague. they are seeing movements on the ground that are similar to the ones that lead up to the attack

in western syria back in april. if you'll remember, that attack killed about 100 people and injured hundreds more. in response he fierilied nearly missiles. that was the first time they had attacked the regime. in the past week the u.s. shot down a syrian fighter yet and it prompted them to say it could can be any u.s. aircraft as a legitimate target. so things have gotten incredibly complicated. if the regime uses chemical weapons again and the president follows through to punish the syrian government it could make it more difficult for those trying to resolve this long conflict. back to you. republican leaders in the senate are scrambling to get

enough senators on board but they are running into roadblock. they found 22 million more people will be without health insurance. that's according to analysis. three republican senators said they are opposed to the plan. it makes a total of six republicans who say they can't vote for the bill in the current form. the white house said that the budget office has an of ak cure si. ryan says he is confident mcconnel will get the bill through the senate. he does think there will be changes before a final vote happens. two republican governors are speaking out against the healthcare bill. they both said this bill cannot solve the problems created by

obamacare. they say loss of coverage will hurt the people who need it most. they are calling on democrats to work and negotiate a health care plan that really works for everyone. >> this is getting the attention in washington. funding will be cut as part of the republican health care bill. it will force hundreds of thousands of addicts to go without certain treatment. and we have breaking news out of new york city where a subway train has derailed. it is causing other lines to stop and there are also power outages. people maneuver in the dark there. there are no reports right now but writers describing chaos. stay with nbc 10 for updates on

the breaking news. here is a live look. efforts to stop modern day slavery. his daughter joined men and women involved in that fight. >> foor fighters have their hands full. it started as two fires that merge are. about 250 people have so far been evacuated. >> happening now the new leader was speaking ability his appointment by the pope. he is speaking about the th right now. it is the same place where his

installation will take place on august 31st. we started off the day with clouds an even showers in parts of the area. as things improve it's 71 in philadelphia right now. a lot of blue in the sky and a lot of blue across much of the area. look at these clouds. they are just starting to build up a little bit. when they build up they can build into showers. when they stretch out they are not going to do that. right now we have dry conditions everywhere. a very strange wind pattern. i have never seen anything like that. fireworks, that's because the wind is still light. it is light and variable. the ocean 64 degrees. ocean 72. cape may 74. the sea breeze will kick in more as the temperature inland

increases. so yesterday 18 f81 for the hig. beautiful, comfortable day and then we start getting hotter. by friday the humidity is really kicking in. talk about 94 with high humidity. that's quite a change over the last few day and when wha we'll see you wednesday and thursday. isolated storms with moreover the weekend. not every day during the holiday tweekd. that rain from this morning moving out. we are looking for any kind of build ups here on the radar as we go through the amp. this mouth to the west, there was nothing.

dry air coming in. you can see the little showers racing across the area fairly small but you can get a little intense thunderstorm far little while with this kind of a pattern. you have seen temperatures in the upper 70s. there will be parts of the area that are only in the low 70s. it cools down quite a bit tonig tonight. in the 50s by 11:00 at night. down by near 50 by morning. it is 52 in pots town. it is cool tomorrow morning and just spectacular in the afternoon. there is no doubt about that. on thursday we start to see the temperatures go up and some showers up to the north as you'll see here. philadelphia, i don't have showers in on thursday but i do have the temperature jump. pa suburbs, same story. in lehigh valley we'll have the

showers. that's the most likely place for showers on thursday. not everybody is going to get it. at the shore the temperature goes down because we are going to get more of sea breeze as we go towards the end of the week. that's different too. we'll be back to talk more about the weekend. it's a free event you can really sink your sfwooteeth int. all of the details you need to know to get a free lunch later this week. that's just ahead. nbc 10 helps you get ready for wawa welcome america. you can check out free events as part of go fourth and learn.

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in theaters june 30. the sun is coming out. here is a live look at center city philadelphia from our camera. traffic will go along nicely there. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. what do we have in store for us? >> it is a beautiful day.

once we got rid of clouds and showers from earlier and they have moved out into the ocean. cape may is starting to see improvements with the weather. we are seeing sunshine. flags aren't blowing very much. there isn't a lot of wind. very low humidity. it is going to be a beautiful afternoon. we do have some showers starting to develop here. it is out of our viewing area. it is a sign of things to come. these are first signs and i expect lehigh valley would be the first parts of our area seeing some of these showers this arn. here we are at 1:00. this computer model has showers popping up already.

you can get a quick thunderstorm with these kind of systems. it's not all that well organized. it doesn't last that long. even down into delaware we might see some of that later today, but then things really clear out tonight and tomorrow is just an amazing day for this time of the year. by 6:00 we'll be clearing out again. the sun is back out. by 6:00 tomorrow morning it's kind of cool. 60 in philadelphia. it is 53 in some of the suburbs and also in the lehigh valley. notice how dry everybody is and how cool everybody is by tomorrow morning. a big warm up though as we head through the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. checking out our headlines right now police looking for the gunman who sthot and killed a

man in south philadelphia. we were on the scene overnight. that's where the 18-year-old victim was shot in the back. he later died at the hospital. investigators looking for the cause of an apartment fire in philadelphia. it was near vine street. flames broke out just after 2:00. fire crews arrived and put out the flames. everyone did make it out safely. police hope you'll recognize these three gies. th -- guys. if you fknow who they are polic want to hear from you. in court to set a trial date in a lawsuit. she claims cosby molested her when she was 15 years old. court documents said cosby told her to lie about her age to get

into the mansion. neither cosby or his attorneys have excellented on the lawsuit. we are hearing from a juror in the mistrial. he said he flip-flopped during the long bill of deliberations finally showing his own words showed he was guilty of sexual assault. >> when they ask him, would you use the word consent and he said himself that he wouldn't use that word. you really got caught red handed. like why would you say that if you're trying to defend yourself? >> not everyone on the jury agreed. after more than 50 hours of deliberations the jury announce that i had were hopelessly deadlocked.

president trump's for partial legal victory has more of asking how much can be enforced. >> the court granted the president's request which called far 90 day pause for visas for fr six muslim countries. it partially lifted orders that have so far blocked enforcement of the travel ban. >> the court clearly went in a different direction and upheld the president's constitutional power here. >> he said the travel ban must remain on hold, a family member, a job or pe siosition at a scho. they say that's a big victory for them. >> the vast majority of people who were prohibited by the executive order from coming in

can now come in over the course injunctions. >> they say it will need another 48 hour to figure out who is now blocked from coming in. >> and that was pete williams reporting. one other note, not a peep about retirement so it would seem he will be around if the new term that ens in the fall. a come accuse of will be in court today in georgia. the reality winner is charged with mailing journalists about russian interference. today's hearing is to pick a trial day date. a teenager's own actions that caused her to fall as it was high in the air. it showed a delaware teen dangling from the ride and it happened over the weekend.

investigators now say how many error kauded her to slip fall. you heard the old saying you are what you eat, right? >> well, where you eat is sparking a generation gap. americans age 18 to 36 eat out and hit bars far more often than older people do. 42% eat restaurant or cafe food at least once a week. only 19% of baby boomers do that and millennials spend more on alcohol and coffee. i think this will please a lot of people. >> right.

>> makes you laugh. >> he'll be back next season. he will once again plap play donald trump. i waned to just let that play. >> yeah. well, is amazon taking over the world? the online retail giant seems to offer it all already. now the new sign that suggests amazon's growth is far from over. >> we'll be dealing with heat and humidity. we have more just ahead.

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anchts key witness is back ton stand this morning. >> pam, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: that witness is michael white. he first took the stand yesterday morning. she back again today talking about his relationship with d.a. seth williams. >> good morning. >> reporter: that was williams on his way into court this morning. weise says he gave him trips to california and las vegas saying he did so doing he knew he would do favors only the d.a. could

do. he said williams got him a special balk to make him an advis adviser. he also wrote letters when he was having trouble gaining his liquor licenses back. he took a plea deal to keep him out of jail. when it came to other penalties he sought the da's help. look out for updates later throughout the day. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. in new york city a subway train has derailed. this is video from the scene. there are three report of minor injuries. passeners describes chaos and terror when the train derailed. passengers are getting off the trains in the dark and walking to the next stations. we are keeping an eye on this

and monitor the situation. stay with us for updates on this breaking news. support for same sex marriage is growing across the u.s. even groups who tro taditionall opposed it. 62% are in favor of same sex marriages. republicans are split on the issue. 48 are opposed. when it comes to older americans more are in favor. among white evangelicals they are divided by age. support has grown against the younger generation. the older group's opinion hasn't clanged. delaware lawmakers will ban gender discrimination. they include the right to be called by a preferred name and use of bathrooms corresponding to gender identity. now to the rapid expansion

of amazon. the big question is what will amazon gobble up next? >> when it come to retail amazon already seems to offer it all from books to home goods to electronics and apparel. you add groceries with the purchase of whole foods. internet titan. >> he wants to sell everything sold to anybody. >> it likely means amazon's aggressive growth is far from over. what's next for the $136 billion a year business? speculation ranges from prescription drugs to gas stations to high-end apparel. >> they need to buy a ralph lauren so they have real

credibility in the brand side of their business. >> some say their relentless expansion is bad for competitors. mom and pop businesses and smaller internet companies like diapers.com and zappos have been gobbled up. more than 100,000 retail employees have lost their jobs since october. 25% of malls nationwide are expected to close by 2022. >> amazon is gradually destroying the rest of retail. people don't like that because names they like go out of business. it doesn't mean the world is not getting cheaper. >> for most consumers the bottom line is saving money and time. for carli it is easier. >> i ordered dresses, i got an awesome pair of shoes. i ordered routers for my computer. you name it, i probably ordered

it. >> this morning amazon is prime for another big move. the question is what cost will their competitors pay? >> now, nbc reached out to amazon inquiring about all of the speculation and what other industries they might be eyeing. amazon had no comment. >> thanks. as we continue our count down to wawa welcome america and big july 4th celebrations we are thrill today help philly pops. ron has been playing for the last 19 years. thanks so much to both of you for joining us. let's start with you. tell us about this new ensemble. >> the big band is a group.

facegroup will be an 18 piece of musicians. we expanded it out with background singers, that kind of thing. it is set up as what you know as the traditional big band. the thing about the big band in this version is that it's been totally updated. you'll hear songs that are -- that everybody knows and that are popular and you'll hear them in a totally different way. >> and some might think you'll hear the traditional big band music it won't be that. it will be your traditional modern day span. you're one of the arrangers. >> indeed. we'll be playing fun k, latin everyone knows. we have joining us as special featured guests manny and tony, a great jazz singer.

if you caught any of that he was with us last year. >> okay. >> went with american idol con stes tant. >> and why did you two decide to branch off and forp this unique group? >> i think most of the musicians, you know, they don't just do the orchestra. we do all kinds of different things. there's a huge group of us that have done a lot of, you know, jazz and big band and all that kind of stuff. >> a lot of this kind of thing. >> and also working with party bands and playing cover gigs and, you know, horn sections -- smaller horn sections. it will be something that is really kind of unique to the city. >> and will appeal to everyone. >> it won't be your grandfather's big band. >> not that that's bad. >> i love it.

it's my tradition. this is definitely something everybody will really be surprised with what they hear. >> and we were speaking about the three free opportunities people will have to catch you all throughout the july 4th celebrations. one of them is after some pretty contemporary artists are on stage. >> absolutely. the morning of the 4th we'll be playing the celebration of freedom. that evening at 7:00 the wawa welcome america with mary j. blige and on july 3rd they will be playing at independence hall. bring your lawn chairs and blankets. >> a lot of opportunities to catch this new sound from you all. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> we'll get people to recap now where they can make sure to catch you. catch it live on nbc 10 monday on july 3rd for pops on independence. it's a free show. the pops will also perform as

part of wawa become america celebration on the 4th. you with catch it right here from 10:00 a.m. to noon. the grand finale, catch the concert and fireworks featuring the philly pops. coverage begins at 7:00. your home for wawa welcome america. good luck to you next week. >> thank you. we are having an unusually uncomfortable end to june here. humidity is way down. temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. lots of places with sunshine. we are also seeing some of these clouds build up. you can see on the philadelphia skyline here. it will be isolated showers and storms, most of you will not get rained on. there may be a few thunderstorms

in the area this afternoon. right now it's all up to 80 in marshalton in delaware. just updated and live on tv. it is 75 degrees in newark. it is 74 at ready point. farther to the south we are dealing with pretty mild weather. the bowie is at 68 degrees. clouds and showers moving out. duo ha we do have some showers developing. it is not moving out yet. they may be developing little farther south as the afternoon goes on. then back farther to the west there's just nothing. that's what we are getting tomorrow, nothing, just sunshine. here are the isolated showers. mostly to the north. later on there could be some

farther to the south as well. there was rain down in central and southern delaware this morning. this is for this evening. then we clear out and we have that great di tomorrow. we start drying out again in the evening. going down into the 50s. it is 52 in reading. rewelly warm up with nothing but sunshine getting close to 80 degrees. the big jump somes on thursday. still tollerable. showers most likely in the lehigh valley on thursday but not elsewhere. the weekend we have temperatures getting into the 90s in most areas. the best chances of thunderstorms is on sunday.

right now it looks like on saturday lehigh valley has the best chance of getting any type of showers and storms. philly will be hot. it will be humid and we do have the threat of thunderstorms later on in the day. here is the ten day forecast. we have got that heat coming in friday and saturday. sunday the showers and storms may keep the subpoena down and then monday we dry out and it gets hot again. but the 4th of july we have to keep our threeye ton chance of storms.

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