a city bus accident caught on camera. unsettling discovery. a construction crew finds human bones. gridiron attack. a local youth football team's equipment stolen just before a new season.

"nbc 10 news" starts now. >> we begin tonight with an armed robbery spree. two young women wanted. police say they targeted cab drivers and tourists, and they're becoming increasingly violent. good evening. these bandits are wanted for three different crimes in upper darby. first a cab driver robbed on june 19. another driver robbed two hours later, and then june 23rd, two tourists attacked along kent road. denise is live in upper darby. i know you spoke with two of these victims tonight. one of them in her 80s, and put through a real ordeal. >> reporter: yeah, as you mentioned, these crimes are getting more violent with the use of physical force. in the latest crime, a woman and her 86-year-old woman were targeted while visiting from south america. a crime spree involving two

young women armed with a gun in upper darby. the latest victims visiting from ecuador. >> translator: she came up close to me and put the gun right here. >> reporter: martha gave up her purse and her mother was struck with the gun. >> translator: i grabbed my purse with two hands and they even took my dentures. >> reporter: the thieves got away with both purses and $900 in cash. days earlier, they lured two cab drivers to streets that are only a few blocks apart. >> they're scum bags. cam driver arrives, starts a conversation, next thing you know a one to his head. >> reporter: both cab drivers were robbed of cash but not hurt. neighbors and the public have

been put on notice to look out for the crook's getaway car, a dark gray hyundai captured by video camera. >> we're going have to put a stop to this. hopefully this won't happen again. >> reporter: police are looking for a third person, the driver of the getaway car. detectives are working around the clock following several strong leads. to this now. a shocking discovery at a construction site in philadelphia. human bones, including a jaw. police tell us workers found the bones when they were digging on west atlantic street this afternoon. investigators believe they are adult remains and they're trying to figure out how and when the person died. the health care vote delayed for now. republican senators met at the white house this evening after delaying their planned vote on the new bill until after the july fourth recess. president trump brought them together and did not mince words.

>> we have really no choice but to solve this situation. obamacare is a total disaster. it's melting down as we speak. >> and here in philadelphia tonight, democrats took aim at pennsylvania senator pat toomey, as keith jones reports now, they are not celebrating the delay, they're redoubling their efforts. >> thank you very much. >> the horrible bill. >> reporter: a crowd board room with adults and children, calling neighbors urging them to call their legislators and tell them to vote no. >> i can't sleep at night if i don't get out there and let this message be heard. >> reporter: mary was the recipient of one of these calls years ago. she says now is the moment to act. >> this feels like a fix. it is not a fix. it will actual hi huly hurt. >> reporter: calling the senate bill an abomination, using

nicknames like death care. >> this is a bill that would strip 700,000 people in pennsylvania from receiving health care, full health care access, including 150,000 people in philadelphia. >> reporter: but republican senator pat toomey said those figures are dubious asuch shuns, much like the estimate from the congressional budget office that 22 million americans could lose coverage over the next decade under this bill. >> if none of you ever covered a big, complicated bill, they're hard to pull together and hard to pass. >> reporter: five republicans are still on the fence. president trump vowing to regroup after the july fourth holiday. >> it will be great if we get it done. if we don't, it's just going to be something that we're not going to like, and that's okay and i understand. >> reporter: polls tonight in philadelphia continue. keith jones, "nbc 10 news." >> the region's largest health insurer is taking steps to curb opioid abuse.

beginning next month, prescriptions will be limited to a five-day supply. that prevents multiple prescriptions from being filled at different pharmacies and reduces the risk for addiction. to a developing story. dozens of companies around the world in scramble mode after being hit by a signer attack. pharmaceutical maker merck were among those affected. the hackers are holding victims' data for ransom. experts warn even if victims pay up, they may not regain access to their systems. a 90-year-old man who escaped from prison four decades ago is charmed with fraud in philadelphia. william lewis moved here after he broke out of a maryland prison in 1970. he used an ail use to apply for social security benefits. investigators say since 1991, he's selected nearly $500,000 in retirement benefits to which he's not entitled. now to an nbc 10 exclusive. a man who witnessed a

philadelphia police officer shoot and kill a man this month is breaking his silence. he says he was in an officer's suv with his two children, there it is right there, on their way to speak with detectives about an unrelated case. that's when officers stopped david jones for driving on a dirt bike erratically. the officer tried to pat down jones but he broke free and ran. the officer first tried to use a taser, then fired three times. >> we were sit thing in the police suv like this. >> did you feel your life was in danger? >> absolutely it was, absolutely. >> philadelphia's police commissioner tells nbc 10 the investigation into the shooting is ongoing. at the jersey shore, dirt bike riders are causing a ruckus. police dash cam caught this biker monday doing a wheelie. the bikes are illegal to ride on streets. officers say bikes will be seized and tickets will be written.

a mercer county teacher is under arrest for allegedly sexually assaulting a 9-year-old student. he's a fourth grade teacher at franklin elementary school in trenton, accused of having sexual contact with a female student in may. he's worked in trenton public schools since 1997. the u.s. supreme court will take up new jersey's push to he willize sports gambling -- legalize sports gambling. it could mean billions in new revenue if it gets the green light. the case will be argued this fall. new tonight, lawyers for bill cosby say the comedian's speaking tour will likely have to wait, saying his town hall tour is unlikely to happen before he's retried on sexual assault charges. two weeks ago, a jury announced they were deadlocked and the judge declared a mistrial. and today, cosby sent out a tweet disputing his own spokesman's suggestion that part of the tour would focus on

sexual assault. he wrote, the current propaganda that i am going to conduct a sexual assault tour is false. any further information will be given at the appropriate time. tonight in chester county, nearly 50 people face charges in an undercover drug bus dubbed operation wildfire. police say the sweep took heroin and opioid dealers off the streets. among those arrested, barry baker, senior, the father of the man on this video sucker punching a man with cerebral palsy. and things only got worse for this family when police arrested baker, jr.'s fiance. investigators say denise schmidt helped her fiance avoid arrest for several days by paying for a hotel room and prepaid phone for him to use. a familiar face has been tapped to lead catholics. pope francis announced the new bishop elect. he's worked in the area for more

than 30 years and born and raised in easton. today, he said the church is working to connect with young people on their level. the city of philadelphia is strengthening family ties around the world. tonight, the mayor welcomed the mayor of frankfurt, germany to town. philadelphia signed an agreement with frankfurt in 2015. philadelphia is now linked with 11 sister cities. up next, a local football team's future threatened when thieves get into this shed. how coaches are trying to save the season. a city bus plows into this brick wall. what triggered this violent collision? also, governor chris christie versus dawg the county hunter. why the governor is telling the reality star to take a hike.

changes are ahead of us. sizzling, steamy, stormy conditions. i'll break it down for your neighborhood when we come back after the break. america's biggest birthday party starts in just a week from now. here are some of the go forth and learn events.

this right here is newly released surveillance video of a violent bus crash in detroit. the bus hit an suv that crossed its path, lthen plowed through brick wall. witnesses said it sounded like an explosion. five people were hurt in all. in delaware county, thieves broke into this shed and stole thousands worth of equipment from a youth football team. the crime happened just weeks before the team begins practice for the new season. as brandon hudson explains,

coaches and parents are scrambling to make sure the kids can still play. >> tried to steal helmets and bags and so forth. >> reporter: this shows the aftermath of a break-in at a storage shed. broken doors, windows, and a mess on the ground. >> and it's pure destruction. >> reporter: police say the thieves stole shoulder pads and helmets belonging to a local team. the chester township cougars and the cheer squad. >> we have kids that may not be able to have the helmets at the start of the season the year. >> a lot of them come from rough situations, so we give them an outlet. it's like somebody decided to take the outlet away from them. >> reporter: as you can see in the video, the thieves didn't get away with all the equipment. some was left behind on the ground. coaches say they recovered a few helmets and pads in neighbor's

yards, but not all of it is usable. news of the crime has players upset. >> people are just going to take our step, and that's not tough. y'all are letting the team down and all the parents that paid for their child to play. >> reporter: the chiefs g thiev through this window that is now boarded up. >> finish strong, go. >> we're going to have everybody come together and do what they need to do so this organization does not fold and every kid still has the opportunity to come out here and do something they love. >> reporter: brandon hudson, "nbc 10 news." >> how great they have that support. the team started a go fund me page. so far police have not made any arrests. this time next week, a great night of music and fireworks on the ben franklin parkway. you'll see the stage begin going up today.

thursday, thousands of free hogeys will be served at independence mall and your admission will be covered at the constitution center. count once us to bring you closer to the concerts and fun more than ever before. let's hope the weather holds out. we're going to turn to our first alert weather right now. people out enjoying a walk in mild temperatures along 19th and market. and over at penn's landing, the farris wheel, love that sight right there. pleasant evening to be hanging out right there. let's go to tammy. this forecast stretches into that holiday period. i'm a little worried about it. >> did you catch the sunset tonight? >> no. i was busy working. what did i miss? you had it for me. thank you. >> i do. ray is in bucks county has a drone, takes great pictures.

he captured this for us. >> that's a beauty. >> isn't that stunning. such a beautiful day out there. i hope all of you got to enjoy that. and right now, we're enjoying clear skies across the city. this is how we shaped up. 80 was the high in philadelphia. the highest wind gust, 27 miles per hour and 8:34 was the beautiful sunset you saw out there. tomorrow morning in philadelphia, about 62 degrees, clear skies. 74 by 11:00 in the morning. in the suburbs, a little cooler, about 58 is what you make up to. 72 by 11:00 in the morning. and the lehigh valley, lucky to make it to the mid 50s. some places around 50 degrees. very crisp and clear, under clear skies. 71 at 11:00 in the morning. delaware, you'll start at 60. wind up at 73 by late morning. 61 in new jersey. winding up at 73. and along the jersey shore, 62 is where you'll start tomorrow morning at 7:00. you'll mind up at 73 at 11:00

stho tomorrow morning. so not too shabby, we should be 86 this time of the year, but very comfortable out there, wasn't it? right now, the radar sweeping the sky. we have a few sprinkles and showers. all of that has come to an end. the upper level low is moving off from the north and east. so just a few showers through southern parts of new york and northern pennsylvania, making their way through southern delaware. otherwise, it's quiet. in fact, look at all the quiet we have. we have to head through the ohio valley and the midwest, all the way out into the plains before we see the next batch of rain headed our way. that's ours for the weekend. coming out of the rockies, bringing severe weather toare gs showers and thunderstorms. so look at this, the winds coming in out of the north and west. tomorrow, we'll top out in the upper 70s and low 80s, very much like today. it will be for jogorgeous tomor.

no sprinkles or showers. by thursday, mid and upper 80s, looking again at mainly sunny skies. it's friday that we see a few clouds here and there. we'll make it up near 90 degrees. this may spread across the area as the evening wears on. and then it looks like we're potentially going to see some showers and storms saturday night into sunday. saturday will be a very hot day. let's check out the temperatures for your fourth of july. 88 in philadelphia. 86 in the suburbs. 84 for the lehigh valley. 86 for south jerusalem yichlt jersey shore, 80 that day. 85 for delaware. everybody has a chance of a shower or thunderstorm on the fourth of july. so here's how we break it down. 81 tomorrow across much of the area, very nice day. 89 on thursday. it will be hopping. the humidity will be oppressive

out there. 94 and humid friday. storms at night, saturday night and into sunday over the weekend. so we'll have plenty of dry time, as well. saturday, will feel the muggiest of all the days. then monday, it will be 92. so hot but drier. then the fourth of july, hit and miss showers and storms. but we still have a full week. that's what we'll do. >> if you say so, yes, ma'am. coming up next, the newest 76er calls it his good luck charm, chicken from chick-fil-a. ♪

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i'm john clark from csn. the phillies are losing in seattle 2-1 in the fifth. the manager is getting herrera the night off. he knows he needs to clean up some of his mistakes. he says, i understand the fine. i have to learn. not concentrating. a look of concentration. sometimes i use too much aggressive. i have to slow down and be

smarter and just learn from things. how about philly's prospect tonight. homers twice in his second game with the iron pigs. that is after an amazing catch last night. he says it's awesome getting promoted to aaa. hopefully we'll see him in the majors this year. the eagles, nelson aguilar has been considered a bust by some fans. he's coming off a bad season, but an eagles' hall of famer can relate. >> my problem was trying to carry the team. it's something i told nelson, i said you can't carry this team. everybody has their part. you know, what he's trying to do is run before he catch the ball, he's not focused on catching the football. i went through that. i think he's going to correct that. i think he has the ability to correct it. i think he's going to be fine with it. >> we hope so. the sixers are reportedly interested in j.j. redick of the clippers and their former draft pick andre iguodala.

embead and simmons have been rehabbing in camden. they're hoping to be healthy and play together for the first time on opening night in four months. >> obviously, both of those guys coming off the injuries so they've been progressing, you know, accordingly to our medical staff. joel just loves the game, and ben has gotten increasingly better and better in that effort every single day. he's been amazing for me. and i think you'll see some of that transformation in both of their games this year when they spill out on the floor. >> they are working hard. i'm john clark. we're right back.

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future is looking bright for these south jersey students. this is leap academy charter schools. graduation tonight, leap is celebrating its 14th year in a row with a 100% graduation and college placement rate. that right there is quite a stat. >> yes, it is. >> 100%. >> yep. >> weather's not too bad, either. >> 100% nice tomorrow. 100% questions for fourth of july. it kind of goes downhill. >> stay tuned for that. good night. lause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- steve carell, lily collins, musical guest, sheryl crow,