work maintenance inside the food court area of the mall. investigators tonight say they have arrested a former resident of ben salem township charging him with mount pl counts of child assault. listen to what the public safety director had to say about this case. >> hopefully he will never be able to do any other harm to any other children. the ages of 4 to 18 the most heinous of crimes. >> investigators tell us the youngest victim in this case 4 years old. they say that westmoreland assaulted these children over a period of time. the youngest victim is 4 years old. one victim was 6 the first time he assaulted her and again at the age of 18. tonight if you have any snfgs, you're asked to call police. she was just brought in here to

police. he's going to be arraigned within the next hour or so. a man crashed a uhaul truck. this is cell phone video that appears to show the driver of the truck running away immediately after the wreck. investigators say that driver has been charged with dui. he was taken to the hospital with leg injuries. the brewery say it is will be reopened in time for dinner. 20 minutes of nontop stuz b continues with messages of hate spray painted on several homes. crews have been working to cover up graffiti. it was discovered early this morning on homes along snider in

south philadelphia. >> you have spoken to people this that neighborhood. what are they saying? >> talk about a rude awakening. they tell me that some of the messages they suggested symbols of molotov cocktails. this is what's left of the graffiti as crews were scrubbing away at the spray paint. police were beginning their investigation trying to figure out who did this. >> right here. it was right here. >> this is what they are working on. right here they hit it. >> the graffiti greeted neighbors first thing this morning. messages like it is right to rebel and kill a cop, save a life. ch charley, who has lived on this block with his family for decades, has no idea why they spray painted the words of hate here. >> i think it was not just

rand random. you make a straight line and people have time to write everything. >> and design it. >> i think it was more than one. >> it took no time for the city's antigraffiti team to clean up evidence of the crime. investigators combed the neighborhood for surveillance video eventually finding cameras that work at a nearby car dealership. >> i helped police before in the past. so has the neighbors in the neighborhood. >> reporter: police left with the surveillance equipment hoping to retrieve crews tr the video. they condemn the graffiti but wonders about the motive behind it. >> it's a bunch of hate. but until the judicial system starts charges even the cops that are doing things wrong, there's more hate that's going to happen. >> just within the last hour, i spoke to a police captain on this case. he says at this point there does not appear to be a specific

threat against police. nonetheless, they are working with homeland security. he tells me the spray paint doesn't seem to follow any pattern from other groups. at this point they are hoping to get leads from the surveillance video. i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. from massages to parties and more, jurors in the seth williams trial heard from prosecution witnesses who testified williams received services without paying for them. francis cassidy testifying that williams received hundreds of dollars in massages. up next, the prosecution called gonzales. she ran the pack. they paid for other charges including a $2600 party at thedothe union league. another picture perfect day. look at all the tepeople on the beach. sunny skies and temperatures in

the 70s. the eat heat is about to return. >> you can't keep this weather around forever. >> i'm sure a lot of people would love to see that. it's a beautiful picture of philadelphia. a lot of blue sky. a few fair weather clouds. 81 this northeast philly. despite all that it sunshine. just a few clouds around again. fair weather clouds. the nearest rain is approaching detroit michigan. certainly not tonight. temperatures not it. dropping as much. we had lots of places down into the low 50s.

a beautiful night. we'll see how long it stays this way. when the hottest is coming and when the greatest threat of storms is. >> you new security measures when flying overseas. you will be allowed to take your laptop on board. a ban is in place for a dozen airports in the middle east and africa. experts fear they can hide bombs. >> they don't even call to

verify the facts of a story. the newspaper claimed an unidentified senator felt the president didn't grasp basic elements of the bill. during an energy roundtable discussion today, trump talked about the bill. e he said he believes it will pass or get very close. >> we'll see what happens. we're working hard. >> the president said the health care bill would result in tremendous cost reductions compared to obamacare. people opposed to losing obamacare protested outside senator pat toomey's office at the capitol in d.c. the group included doctors, nurses and people fighting illnesses. other lawmakers were also targeted. cyber thooieves have made thousands of dollars after the massive hack. they stole data from companies in europe ask parts of the u.s. including right here in our area.

digital money records show they have collected just over $10,000. even so experts say it's unlikely that the data will be e restored. some banks and atm nz ukraine remain closed because of the attack. the country is and russia appeared to be hardest hit. back here at home, an evening hanging out with friends ended for a 16-year-old girl when bullets started flying. she was outside a house here on springfield avenue. someone began shooting at the group and the teen was hit multiple times this the arm. police don't know if it she was the target, but there's no doubt the shooter was aiming at the crowd. the girl is expected to be okay. heads up if you're planning to ride amtrak. here's a live look where service is running. but officials warn you should expect delays between philly and washington. here's why. two workers were hit sand kille by an amtrak train in washington last night. service between washington and philadelphia was suspended until this morning. investigator ises are trying to figure out why the workers were

on the tracks. this is how it look ed at 30th street this morning. the station quiet as some waited for updates on when they would finally get to their destination. >> they said that all trains going south are delayed and hi train is delayed as well. >> right now, there's no word on when service will return to normal. new details in yesterday's subway derailment in new york city. officials say human error was the cause. a piece of replacement track was not properly bolted down. the more than three dozen injured in this crash are all expected to be okay. search is on for a woman who has a thing for craft supplies. here she is right here. nbc 10 obtained this video today. investigators say the woman has turned up at a craft store more than once and makes off with hundreds of dollars in supplies. deanna durante shows us the

woman has a preference for one item in particular. armed with a cane or a walker, this woman is making an illegal habit of shopping at this hobby lobby. >> she looks like she's concealing them somewhere. >> the woman helps herself to so many her bag is filled to the zipper. >> she keeps coming back. twice in two months $500 worth of merchandise stolen tr the store. we're trying to identify her. >> police posted a picture on facebook k a place sure tested for tips. her hair is worn up and down and makes little attempt to hide what she's doing. watch as she unwraps the markers before stuffing them in her being. what would she want with $500 worth of markers? first, they want to e know who she is. police say the thief had a shopping companion with her. they are not sure if she was in on the heist or with an

unwilling participant. if you know who this woman is is, call police. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. friends ask family will hold a a vigil for a woman who was killed while taking a shortcut through a park. police still do not have a suspect or a motive. the vigil begins in 45 minutes. we're learning r more about human bones found at a construction site. police tell us the remains may be those of an adult female based on the pink jacket found wrapped around the bones. workers digging at a site on west atlantic street discovered the remains last week. investigators say the skeleton was nearly intact and likely there for six months or more. delaware officials took another step towards balancing the budget. the budget committee has agreed on $51 million in spending cuts. the committee plans to supplement that spending with grant money and the use of nonprofits.

the dead line to come up with an agreement is saturday. inmalts had to be revived after overdosing inside the correctional center last week. narcan counters the effects of an overdose. the governor made good on one of his promises to improve conditions at the correctional center. the governor added a temporary assistant. she will work on making changes that include better training for guards. inmates took over the prison killing a correctional officer. penn state is close to opening a new child abuse research center. school official says they are targeting a september opening for the center for healthy children. it's part of the university's commitment to battling child abuse in the wake of jerry sandusky's arrest is can can conviction on child abuse charges. pets in pennsylvania have new protections against abuse. governor wolf was joined by a

furry friend as he signed a bill that forces owners to give up animals if if they have been convicted of abuse. it protects advocates who report cruelty and increases safeguards for horses as well. the new law takes effect in 60 days. it just got easier to stay informed. officials announced a new app available to all residents. the county sheriffs office announced today the e e release of a new app with the free app residents can receive alerts and notificatio notifications. the submit a tip feature allows to send anonymous information about crimes. the race is on to get ready for the biggest birthday bash. a live look at the ben franklin parkway. crews are setting up for the wawa welcome america festival. it all kicks off tomorrow with the first event slated for 9:0 a.m. that means we're now just over 1 hours away from the start of the big party.

>> it is six days of free fun for the entire family. aundrea cline-thomas is joining us live with a look at just wub of the festival's offerings. >> this is a chance to get free education. >> free is the operative word here. coming to the museum of art, it can cost a family at least $35 on a normal day for tickets to get in during wawa welcome america. you don't have to worry about that. only in philadelphia can can you ring the liberty bell. m we arres arraigned and convicted. >> and visit al capone's prison cell. >> there are a lot of yes, ma'ams in philadelphia's history that contribute to our national history. >> reporter: that's why it's only fitting that during wawa welcome america celebration of the nation's birthday, 11 museums across the city will be open for free. >> we're offering all our regular programming, which includes art installations.

the state penitentiary is extending hours ob friday evening. food and drinks will also be available to visitors. and the african-american museum is gearing up for its free day on saturday. >> we'll have special activities going ob. woor going to have reenactors. you'll see the african-american soldiers that participated in the revolutionary war. >> reporter: 44,000 people visited museums for free during wawa welcome america. this year has generated a lot of interest. >> there's a lot to learn and a lot to be proud of. >> reporter: this is how it w k works. every day a different museum or attraction is open for free. they are not free for the entire week. so go ahead to our nbc 10 app and then we listed a calendar so you know where to go, when. >> here's more information for you. arts and culture are a big part

of wawa. have your camera ready for the sand sculpture display. then on saturday, they will debut a new musical monument. check out performances across the city. >> for the most part, yes. but will it be like today? no. humidity is going to be up. temperatures will be up. the rain chance is up. but it's not a wash out for any of the days. 78 degrees in philadelphia. we have fair weather clouds. that's all we have across the area. not producing any rain anywhere. and let's take a lock at delaware. we have some places in the 80s. harmony hills at 80.

ready. point at 78. it's 80 in reading. 81 in lincoln. it did reach the mid-70s and the sea breeze pushed the temperature down a little. and the humidity is up but it's not going to be a steamy day. maybe feeling like it's close to 100. 90 degrees for the high on sunday. there's no moisture around. we have the fair weather clouds. the nearest rain is in michigan.

this morng it was actually chilly in some parts of the area. temperatures getting down not only to the 50s, a couple spots got into the 40s. but even some of our colder spots, watch them as we go through the night tonight. maybe a couple upper 50s, but that's about as low as we go. here we are in philadelphia. starting at 64. so it will be a quick rise for temperatures going well into the 80s. even by early afternoon and we're peaking fairly close to 90 degrees tomorrow afternoon. then as we go into friday, we have some clouds starting to come in. some showers possible up in the poconos and the lehigh valley. that's just the beginning of the increase in moisture. tammie souza will take it from here.

>> you were showing the forecast models that are kind of the tighter models that show us more details to what's going on. >> the shorter range, we get more details farther out in time a little less detail. >> i'm going with the less detail. that's going to show you hit and miss showers across the area. we're going with the glass is half full. we're not going to see a a total washout. take a look. this is where we are on saturday morning. there could be some showers in the lehigh valley is and burkes county. this is the tail end of that system that was come iing throu the upper midwest. michigan and through chicago and indiana. e we get into saturday evening and these are light shades of green. not the deep green with the heavy downpours that stick around. so we could see some showers really developing this the evening and afternoon hours on that very hot saturday and continuing into our sunday morning. i really disagree with the model that sunday is this welt wet. there will be some areas that pick up some showers sunday, but

i think for the most part, it's saturday night and into sunday at this point and then maybe even isolated showers out along the jersey shore. monday looks like a nice day. so all this has gone past. it sort of pushes back north ward. we see tuesday is true think the afterno afternoon. as we go into firework time, we could be looking at some isolated showers and storms. so you still need to carry the rain slicker, but the good news is the forecast seems to be improving for the 4th. tr saturday, we're going to be looking at the 90s across the area. 9 there. again, isolated thunderstorms, especially into pennsylvania suburbs and across philadelphia and south jersey. this is going to be mainly late in @ day and at night. on sunday for the most part, everybody can see a shower or thunderstorm. that's going to be in the morning. and then on monday, we're looking at dry conditions.

everybody ret much in the 90s. 4th of july, these thunderstorms that you see we're putting in for the late afternoon and evening. we're hoping by tomorrow this time, we can start plucking them out of there. it looks like the potential for that. >> we need to be ready if that's what's coming. we have seen plenty of police chases in the news. but one this afternoon is more pe kuk lar than post. >> one deputy ended up running after that makes this pursuit a lot different. that's striaight ahead. final wish granted. the local man who will get to ride his beloved bike into eternity. and it's official. we now know what to call the zoo's newest baby gorilla. the decision made by her mom. and here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. a good day for wall street as the s&p closed its biggest gain

in several months. the dow and nasdaq up too.

check out the video of a a violent bus crash in detroit. the bus hit an suv that crossed its path pushing it 50 feet. it then plowed through a a brick wall. that bus driver was knocked unconscious. it sounded like an explosion. five people were hurt in all that. to this it police chase this ohio. take a look at the sheriffs deputy. watch as his police cruiser slowly starts rolling away. there he goes. he realized what was happening and ran after his car and caught up to it just as it was headed into a busy intersection. it all ended okay. this guy had just one last

wish. >> to ride into e eternity on his favorite bike. and now his family is making sure that happened. >> i hope you have been enjoying the comfortable conditions because the heat and humidity is about to e return. i'll break it all down ahead in my first alert forecast. also magazine fake out, "time" wants covers hanging in dawn timmeney's to come down. the differences that make these copies bogus. that's coming up at 5:00. ♪

a live look at the scene in cape may as the shore repairs for a crush of people over the 4th of july holiday weekend. that means at least some of pedestrians and drivers not

always paying attention. >> summer at the jersey shore, busy beach communities clogged with people sharing streets in and out of their cars. >> it doesn't really have to stop and look both ways to make sure. >> i chinged the way i drive because my daughter was killed. >> joel feldman's daughter died in 2009 struck in an ocean city crosswalk by a distracted driver. >> helping to kick off the street smart pedestrian safety campaign along the jersey shore. the state's fatality rate double the national average. >> poeople are coming from far and wide to here. we need to educate people.

>> reporter: now the campaign urges drivers and pedestrians to pay attention to each other and follow laws. . vehicles must stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. walkers have to obey csignals ad shouldn't assume a car will stop. >> if you step off that curb into the crosswalk and the car is only ten feet away, there's no way it's going to stop in time. >> reporter: pedestrians need to keep their heads up and put their phones down as well because more and more distracted walking is putting people in danger. >> i don't know if she looked before she was killed. i don't know if she made eye contact. but pedestrians need to look. >> reporter: organizers believe the campaign have cut down on crasheswg involving pedestrians. a push for a safer sum isser that requires a shared responsibility. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. to weather now, how about a day at the park. this little girl here took advantage of today's perfect

conditions out there. she's feeling a little wobbly though. she's having fun. meteorologist glenn schwartz is joining us. >> we have enjoyed this comfortable stretch, but all things got to come to an end. >> it's not going to be dramatic change between today and tomorrow. but it should be a noticeable one. today would be just a perfect day for baseball. too bad there are 3,000 mile was playing baseball. right now, we have 8 degrees in philadelphia. it's 80 at the airport . the delaware bay is 71 degrees. those ocean temperatures are critical to forecasting at the shore. more significant cloud cover over the great lakes. that's going to take quite awhile to get here.

we have a dry night tonight. mild in the evening. it does not cool off as much as it did last night. we're talking about 59 degrees in the lehigh valley by 6:00 a.m. where it was closer to 50 this morning. so that's a considerable difference. we're going to start off from a higher plane ask then with the sunshine tomorrow, it's going to get hotter. some folks may get pretty close to 90 degree mark and a lot of us will get to 90 degrees on friday. and i'll have more of us getting to the 90 degree mark on saturday. and maybe even sunday too. we'll get into those specific numbers and talk about the rain chances when they are the highest in a few minutes. here's a look now at the other stoiries we're following. we start in delaware county where the state choice campaign is holding a vigil tonight in media. they are pushing for a fair and balanced budget in the state. attendees are asking legislators to reach across the aisle for

the sake of everyone in the state. the event begins at 6:00 outside the delaware county courthouse. in montgomery county you can get live music, free food and a chance to win tickets to local concerts. comcast is throwing a party to celebrate the roll out of the wireless service in the philadelphia area. the party runs from 5:00 until 9:00. >> it was career day today at the charter school. >> they even got to test out the microphone. their last day of school is this friday. in new castle county you're getting a lock at the brand new pump room in newark bay. live streamed the unveiling earlier this afternoon.

two teachers entered and won a national contest sponsored by tommy tipy and all moms have a safe and comfortable lace to pump breast milk. no needles or doctors. >> the cutting edge creation that could make flu shots a thing of the past. also who says you can't take it with you when you go. one man's wish to ride into eternity and the local funeral home his family found to make that happen. a rescue caught on camera you won't want to miss how crews were able to free people from this car.

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a a new photo exhibit is is on display at philadelphia international airport. it's called philadelphia world heritage city. the unveiling was parking lot of the wawa welcome festivities. includes 70 pictures of national landmarks with a bit of a twist. they are set against old and new views of independence hall. taking a live look at the parkway, center stage for the wawa festival. it gets started tomorrow. can you believe it's here? for a complete list of events, log on to our website at nbc10.com. >> summer getting into full swing. summer movies on the water front continues at 8:00.

don't you just love it. that kid is about 50 years old now. "e.t." is tonight. and they are free and open to the public. >> such a classic. >> it's gloing to be a great night for it. >> doesn't get any better than that. i think that was drew barrymore just some fair weather clouds. that's all we have across the area. it looks a little more ominous in delaware, but those are those flatter clouds. they are building this way, not this way. that makes a big difference. so we have fair weather through the night. not a lot of wind. just delightful conditions. as we head to the store, 64

degrees. the sea breeze coming in here knocking the temperature down. and in the other side of our area, we head up to burkes county and lehigh value e lee, 79 in leesport. so it's actually warmer in parts of the lehigh valley than it is in many areas close to the jersey shore. and even in delaware. radar and satellite shows not much close by. we have some fair weather clouds around. and then the rain, that's a long way away. not headed in our direction, at least not directly. certainly not any time soon. as we look at the neighborhood forecast for tomorrow, we don't

have any rain predicted for any part of the area. you can see the neighborhood forecast at the bottom of your screen at any time. 89 degrees in fairmont. 89 in reading. you can see all the sunshine across much of the area. it will be cooler at the jersey shore with the sea breeze. 83 degrees in egg harbor township. it's a pretty nice day. it's hotter than what we have seen today. and the humidity up a little bit too. then on friday, we have a lot of sunshine across most of the area. but lehigh valley and knows, you're going to seat clouds increase and the shower threat increase. at least a little bit by late friday it or friday night. and then the shower threat increases more from there. >> you have plans tr the holiday

weekend on the 4th. >> yeah, i think so. there's some celebration going on. >> we're going to be involved with the wawa america. and tuesday is the day that we're hoping we won't see rain, but we might. let's run down the numbers. this is a global forecast model. it's a big model that wraps all the l way around the globe. it's not as detailed. look what happens. saturday morning, maybe a shower in the lehigh valley. and then it is in the the afternoon and evening that e we could see a shower or thunderstorm moving through. remember saturday will be the hottest day and the most humid. so it won't surprise me to see a shower or storm pop. this will linger into sunday. i do not it e agree with this model showing all the rain on sunday. i think e we clear out later in it the day. on monday we have a beautiful day. we may see an isolated shower, but for the most part, monday is warm, about 90 or above, but

less humidity. then we go into monday evening ask overnight into tuesday. right now tuesday is starting off looking fabulous. but just in time for the fireworks 9:00, 9:30, here comes the chance for showers and storms. you notice a difference in colors of green. the light green, maybe nothing at all. maybe just a spritz out there. here's your ten-day on ten. we are looking at 89 for tomorrow. it's going to be a little more humid, but not unb bearable. we'll see the humidity really pushing in on friday. 92 there. 94 on saturday. again, it will be very warm. very oppressive on that day. where we see a lot of husmdty and it could feel like 100 with the humidity. 90 on sunday. we could see a shower or storm into sunday morning. we have a chns of storms in the evening. >> up next, unusual activity on

what may be the most well known steps in the area. . the reason for it, next as we head to csn studios and check in with john clark. also failing guardrails. at 5:00 claims coming from families banding together to sue the makers of a metal bierier meant to soften the blow of a crash.

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>> i could watch for that hours. it's just amazing. a look at the boat house row. that's beautiful too. we want to talk about the museum because this morning the steps were bustling with activity. it wasn't just because of the gorgeous weather. john clark joins us with more from our csn studios. >> people come from all around the world to run the rocky steps. the temple football team, their new strength and conditioning coach is getting very creative with his workouts for his players. this morning they did the workout made famous in the rocky movie. they hit the steps at the art museum. >> let's go, baby. let's go. >> that's dave right there dressed in his rocky gear. they finished their morning workout and climbed the steps at the art museum. they also did wheel borrows.

it is a grueling workout designed by dave and some players were struggling to finish, as you can see right there. but just like rocky they did fight until the very end. and the top step. >> my fellow teammate coming in, go out to support him and push him and show him the leadership that i want to try to carry on to the field. we always want to finish. finish in the fourth quarter is the end. >> that's not easy. not many workouts like that one. they open their season against notre dame here on nbc 10 on september 2nd. after that game, we'll have a special called "owl access." we're going to go to the weight room with the team for some more intense workouts. some morning when you're running the steps, you might see them

back out there for a sequel. >> i think we should all try it. >> my art arms are hurting. >> i'll do it tomorrow. it's on. >> just looking at that. >> i couldn't hear you. the producer was talking in my ear. >> we'll try it. no cameras allowed. let's talk about what's coming up on nbc 10 at 5:00. >> here's keith jones. >> from eyesore to eye catching, the once iconic sight r starts undergoing a massive makeover. hate-fuelled graffiti, the message that takes aim at police officer s. and it's going to be a steamy weekend with some thunderstorms. we'll break it all down for you so you'll know when you can go outside or stay in, that's after the break. and faulty furniture, the potentially deadly reason thousands of these chests are being ripped out of homes. pro tip for fruit lovers:

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painted hate sprawled across homes taking aim at police officers. found on several properties. >> the messages said things like kill a cop, save a life. it popped up on the street in south philadelphia. crews have cleaned it up. rosemary connors was at that neighborhood where family are fused as to why their neighborhood was even targeted. >> while crews managed to clean up just about every trace of the graffiti, the he issages are still in the minds of the neighbor who is live here. kill a cop, save a life. it's right to rebel were spray painted across their homes and sidewalks. >> i'm not worried for my safety. i have no enemy. >> reporter: nick tells he he has no idea why vandals would target this stretch of the street. >> no conflict in your neighborhood? >> no, not at