a deadly weapon. they're looking for the man and woman accused of on going into in qdoba. workers are force into there. >> oh, my lord. >> that's create. >> reporter: the male suspect armed with a metal glove attached to three long, sharp knives. >> looks like a law. >> looks like freddy krueger. >> reporter: customers say it's like watching a scene from a horror movie, the female suspect holding a large knife as the male suspect using the claw, demanding catch. police say the weapon was real and deadly likely a replica like this one. >> this is something we have never encountered before. >> detectives say the glove had skills on the knuckles, at one

point he even pushes -- >> the woman said he was also proficient with the knife, and these people were terrorized. >> i can't imagine what was going through their mind, guns and other stuff, but a freddy krueger claw? >> reporter: for now people are asking for the public's health. >> if i see freddy, i'll led you no. >> i don't hike horror movies, they get into your dreams, but foech it's not right that you're not safe at work. >> authorities are telling us they're hoping somebody recognizes that unique weapon, possibly a friend may have posted it online, bragging about it to social media, so they're asking for the public's health. randy jillen hall, nbc 10 news. right know in the lehigh valley, a woman found dead and state police are investigating. police have just released her

name. it's desiree reed. she was found this morning at the fairways as brookside compression. state troolers and the core ner were on the scene earlier today. a split-sect decision may have cost a bucks county woman her life. the woman got out of house on june avenue, but she went back in to try to save her pets. two other people and a firefighters were also hurt. the fire chief says smoking and an oxygen tank may be to blame for this fire. now to your first alert forecast. a live look at broad street right now, after a string of hot days, a cooldown is under way, that does not keep kids away from kenwood station park where there was a friendly game of dodgeball. our meteorologists are tracking rain moving its way toward us

tonight. nbc 10's if has a first look at our forecast. we saw or share of rain last night. >> yes, we did. more of that to come? >> certainly nots anytime soon. that was really heavy rain, at least for a brief period of time, other a parts of the area had hours of that stuff. the hef yes, sir rain looks like it's coming tomorrow night. we have cloudy skies right now. one of the reasons the temperatures are down. as far as showers, not much. we have a few tiny light showers, and even those are dies down, so we're looking back to the on west. in virginia, showers and thunderstorms, west virginia, kentucky, back through missouri, deep south, that moisture is moving this way. i mean you can't help but get we had around here and stay wet for a while. 83 degrees in philadelphia right now. that's as high as it's been all day after getting the heat wave,

three days in a row, 90-plus degrees. 73 at rehoboth beach in the afternoon in july. it's going to be cool there tomorrow, too. here's the planner as we go through the evening and the overnight period. we're expecting a lot of clouds around, especially when you get up in the morning, and as you can see, generally dry during the night tonight, but the rain threat starts tomorrow. we'll get more on the timing of that and a look at the weekend, coming up. president trump is headed back to europe for a meeting of world leaders in a face-to-face meeting with russian at the present time vladimir putin. the president will touch down for a briin a moment for a brie meeting in poland. s at home there's grows pressure to confront putin on meddling in

the presidential election. the white house says there was no specific plan for that meeting. tensions with north korea will be a topic of conversation with world leaders white president trump is in europe. the u.n. held an emergency meet today after the u.s. confirmed that north korea's latest launch was an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching the u.s. the u.s. and south korea launched several foot missiles into the sea in response. president trump tweeted -- happening right now, this is a live look at air force one as the president arrives in warsaw, poland for the g-20 summit, as we mentioned, once again, president trump arriving in poland before he heads to that summit in germany. right now here at home, u.s. attorney general jeff sessions'

trip to philadelphia focusing on sanctuary cities is canceled. he was supposed to at the with federal, state and local police. those cities don't cooperate with i.c.e. agents who want to detain undocumented immigrants. we spoke earlier today with mayor jim ken yes who says the city has been compliant with federal guidelines. >> fingerprint data, and all the other data they have access to. they have anything the fbi has action to -- so the justice department hasn't said why the trip was called off. you can check out the complete coverage on the nbc 10 app. anatomy of a crime. what causes someone to snap in tonight nbc 10 is digging deeper into anger and just what pushes someone over the edge. last week 18 years old bianca

roberson was shot and killed in an apparent road rage case. the driver was arrested this weekend. lauren, i spoke with a therapist. >> reporter: she says usually people don't come in just for road rage, but anger issues in general, and then as they are talking, they or a spouse, they tell her what happened when they get behind the wheel. a busy road and an encounter with other drivers can bring it out. road rage. have you been in situations on the roads where, you know, you feel like somebody is getting too aggressive? >> absolutely. i get to a place where i just let them have their way. it's not worst a tragedy. >> reporter: a dangerous situation turned deadly last month when authorities say a 28-year-old man wouldn't give way to a teenager merging, and

shot her. arlene foreman is a mental health counselor whose specialties include anger management. she showed us what we could see on the road, what's happening to a driver or anyone getting angry. >> you see the brain is quiet, but it's starting to light up. you see that. he's mad. >> reporter: it makes it harder, she says, to process information, so she teaches clients, sometimes referred to by a court or a spouse, this. >> you tell yourself i'm someone who has a tendency to road rage, and you practice breaths, short breath in long, slow breath out. >> reporter: it calms down the driver's adrenaline. while she says road rage tend to happen with people with a short fuse, it doesn't mean everyone who knows that person will see it. >> they're in a car by themselves, and there's some kind of an odd kind of power

that people get in their own car, and something sets them off. >> reporter: she says the breathing exercises and other tactics she teaches her clients, they work, but she is also dealing with people who are coming in wanting to deal with anger issues. that is very different than someone who doesn't. live, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. a man will stand trial fo second time for the death of his 3-year-old son. today the judge set a september date. the judge declared a mistrial in the original trial back in may when jurors failed to reach a verdict on murder charges. prosecutors say he killed his son brendan in october of 2015, because he was worried his teenage girlfriend was going to leave him. a violent night in philadelphia led to at least one man debt after four separate shootings. officers found the first shooting victim just after 2:00.

they rushed him to temple hospital. witnesses say they saw two men running from the scene, but so far police have not made an arrest. another man was shot in eastern germantown. witnesses were on walnut lane at the time of that shooting, the gunman got away, police are also investigating overnight shoots. family and friends are paying final respects to a marine veteran who decided outside a bar while trying to break up a robbery. howard white had just returned home after serving in the middle east. he was shot and killed last thursday morning outside the green parrot tancvern on north fifth street. unprovoked attack, that's what police are say. police say 48yards miosoti

miosotis familis was shot in the head. please chased the suspect and caught him a black away from the scene. bonds pulled out hits gun again before officers shot and killed him. it's such a painful reality, a female police officer attacked out of nowhere. she was on duty serving this city producting people. >> officer familia was a 12-year veteran of the new york police department. residents who say they have been sayed by the assistant program spoke out to try to save that program. they attended a meeting with the department of human services which is considering to the li dpp heap program. dhs is considering opening liheap services later in the

fall and closing the doors earlier in the spring, which would leave some people in the cold longer. some relief for new jersey drivers impacted by the government shutdown. the motor vehicle commission says it's grand granting a two-day extension for people whose licenses, permits or inspection stickser expired on friday. these documents are now valid until thursday. right now celebrating second chances in philadelphia. 25 men and women who used to be in prison just completed a six-week job training program that will help transition back into the workforce. uplift workforce solutions helped this celebration graduation in east mount harry today. crews are working to take down the main stage from the wawa welcome america conference last night. cleanup crews have to wait to pick up all the trash left behind until the stage is done. no word yet how long it will take to get everything cleaned

up. ♪ and fans have another chance to see boyz ii men tonight after their big performance last night. philly's own will have a concert, on tour with new kids on the block and paula abdul. that show starts at 7:30. a controversial project to build protective sand dunes along a stretch of beach in margay got under way. crews started building work. residents say it will drastically alter their views and won't have a desired effect. the project was delayed, but now residents are upset that the crews are beginning during the busy summer season. >> i do think it's a bit of payback to some of the neighbors, some of the residents and beach dwellers who put up a fight against the dunes. >> the department of

environmental protection are disappointed by scheduled changes, and they will be closely monitoring the progress moving forward. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with your firstalert forecast. we are in the midst of a cooldown. it is dry out there now, but it won't be like that for very long apparently. we have team coverage for you tonight. >> tammy souza has a look, but first glen? >> yeah, jim, the showers are pretty tiny. the showers tomorrow will be much more substantial. 83 with cloudy skies, and we have the east win that's brought the clouds in, also kept the temperatures down. a lot of clouds except for the lehigh valley. as we head towards the show, with the east win, the temperature is going down.

then 80 degrees with the wind parallel to the coast. that will not be 80 degrees there. 80 in stone hawor. in woodbien and in mays landing. now, the afternoon highs, yeah, we had a heat wave, sunday, monday and tuesday, today getting to around 85. tomorrow only about 77, with the average high of 87 degrees. so the east winds are going to cool us off, already starting to do that. lots of showers around. thursday, and thursday night, and possibly even into friday in the weekend looks really nice, especially on sunday. the radar and satellite shows very little around or area now, but plenty out to the west. zoom in to find anything of substance, but there's plenty of substance out here in virginia, and all the way out through the

midwest. i mean there's a lot of rain out there. let's see what happens to it. we go through the night tonight. a lot of clouds come in here. we could see showers by morning. as we go through the day, it gets more widespread, more people getting it, more areas getting the heavier rain. look at that. 7:00 tomorrow, some pretty heavy showers, some to the north, some to the south, some in the middle. it's keeping the temperature down. there's 10:00 tomorrow night, still some heavy rain around, and here we are into friday, and still some showers in the forecast. so it is definitely going to be a different kind of day tomorrow. look at the high temperatures, with 76 and chestnut hills, president 7 in langecourt. 74 in elwyn, 75 in allentown. at the shore we have rain and thunderstorms as well. but we have better news for the weekend, and tammy will tell you about that. >> it's starting to look up.

the weekend he cook quite delightful. it looks mainly dry to about, what, 6:00 on saturday morning? dry kins, now look at the showers, we're really not expecting any rain here, this is 5:00 in the even on saturday. look at the winds, they're coming offshore, right around 90 on soared, but a bit of a shift. we go there sunday, sunday is dry. monday is when we could see an isolated shower, hand that go into our tuesday. the winds, they will wind up turning off of the ocean, so a bit cooler along the shore, and a bit cooler inland as well. here is the weekend three-day outlook, as we say good buy to scattered showers on monday. 90 in philadelphia. if you're out to the jersey

shore, 86. in the lehigh valley, 86. could see an isolated shower, far northern parts of the lehigh valley, but i think that will be reserved for the southern poconos. we'll be in the mid 80s, it should be a beautiful day. on monday, that's when we could see the isolated showers, 85 with a chance of showers, and progressively see that spreading across the area. >> all right, tammie. look at what happens after a fireworks show. >> it started a brush fire sending a field in flames. this is the scene just 15 minutes later. would you look at that? officials say the fire started from the embers falling on the dry grassy field. crews are already on the scene and quickly put that big fire out. the rest of the show, as you might imagine, had to be

canceled. that's a shame. ghosting on their responds? >> nbc 10 investigators are digging deeper into why some of teachers you pay are not inside the classroom. also trapped below ground. the dares rescues a to get people out of an elevator. also powferful perform yachs by mary j. blige. why her statement is sticking with fans after her show. never too old to take a risk. the daring jump the friends plan to take tonight. first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. the s&p and nasdaq are up this afternoon. (vo) this fourth of july

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>> this is trending are not a the world. the picture that could give us answers about what happened to amelia earhart. that's pay comes out of your pocket, an investigation that teachers getting taxpayer money who aren't even in the classroom. meet two women checking out of a daring jump from their budget list tonight. a good bit of rain on that radar. i'm tracking those storms moving into our area and when in your first alert forecast. also thousands evacuated and 14 people dead. new video gives a firsthand look as wildfires engulf the resort area. all new at 5:00. and happening right now, this is a live look at air force one on the ground in warsaw poland, we are waiting for president trump to deplane there in warsaw. he'll give's ondoor address before heading to germany for the g-20 summit.

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they found that 15 of this so-called ghost teachers are costing tax players millions, and it's hut hurting your kids' education. >> the highest-profile teacher a ghost. union president is on the payroll to teach, but district records show he hasn't stepped food in a classroom for years. the children are directly be hand for this. . according to district records, 26 unity members, including 15 teachers are working full-time in the union office. >> a clear demonstration her able to negotiate a special benefit. >> the distribute pays they teachers like they're in the classroom, accruing benefits

likesh jerry jordan is paid more than $81,000 while on union left. jordan would not schedule a time to talk to you about the practice. instead we brought it up at his news conference. >> i'm only going to talk about the contract only. >> reporter: can you explain how that helps students? >> it is not a problem for students, and i help happy to talk to you off-line about that. >> reporter: when we got off stage, we asked about union leave. >> we reimburse the school district every penny. those who oppose the practice say they still get pension priority without teaching. they object to union work on school time. >> they are free to do their work, but they should hire their own staff an not taking advantage of this relationship.

>> reporter: i'm mitch on blacher. our investigation continues, as we find out how ghost teaching could cost some, and what's being done to fix it. s new information just into the -- investigators say alexander bond made ranting posts on facebook last year about la officers this morning he walked into a police officer sitting in a command center and shot her in the head. officers caught him and killed him about a block away. turns to our first alert weather, peer are trying to extend their holiday, you're

looking at ocean city, cooler south there and more comfortable along the beach. glen is still there. >> and some of the beaches like ocean city, this one is at cape may, new jersey, but we're seeing some shadows or some sunshine out there. the wind off the ocean keep things keeler, even cooler tomorrow than today. not much on the radar, but plenty of moisture in virginia, west virginia and beyond. that would be moving into the area during the day tomorrow. this is the future cast, as we

go through 4:00 to 5:00 a.m., showers already into the region, and that will increase as the day goes on. so yeah, it does look like it's going to rain tomorrow. 83 in philadelphia now, we have in a east flow, and that will keep the temperatures down. so by 6:00 we're at 70 degrees, but it's overcast across the area. and then of course we've time out the rest of the showers? just a few minutes. in uss excounty, a man is in custody after -- they found 31 years old richard o'neal early this morning, he was taken to the hospital, then released, and then arrested after police found out he was wanted for a robbery.

an 18-year-old is pleaded not guilty after a fight in may. amber lewis is facing charges, including -- the three other students already pleaded guilty. more proof that -- and now they're about to fulfill a lifelong dream. this is all -- fight le do something they have always dreamt of doing. in less than an hour, they will hop in a plane and jump out. >> i probably will want to do it again. i figured i might as well jump out of a plane. >> i love their attitude. right now franny and betty are

getting ready for that big jump. we're going to show you the video when it happens coming up at 5:30. is that you with your bff someday? >> i won't do it now. >> you'll have to melo out? >> exactly. would you? would you do it now or then? >> no, we're on the same page with that one. the new breakthrough that's shedding new lights. >> also carnival chaos, that caused a child dragging them under. >> i guarantee you home will take care of you. >> the message that had fans on stage last night, and the morning after her powerful philadelphia performance. is governor chris christie's popularity sinking? the message behind in larger than life fan culture.

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they disappeared in 1937 while attempten an around the world flight. the same length asser hea ese s earhart's plane. i think we have a lot of evidence she lived and survived in the marshall islands. >> you can see more tonight at 6:30 on "nightly news." police join me and congratulating operation yellow ribbon. >> he looks pretty happy. they received the wa-wa foundation hero award. it honors nonprofit organizations committed to serving their community. how about the winners of our

big summer giveaway, including wa-wa coffee for a year, a patio set from kelley line and fen, a getaway, two-day passes from made in america show, and our trip to watch a live taping of "america's got talent" in last. we were announcing them when the deluge was coming down. the winners will be contacted, if they haven't already. >> i'm sure they're happy, despite that weather out there. >> i know. crazy. >> have you dried out? >> barely. you? >> yes, it was just this one side. a twitter feud fuels one show's rating. >> a fight with the president is bringing new eyes to a morning show. it's about to cost more to make dinner, too. why beef prices are on the rise. glen? >> well, we've been rain on the way in the middle of a cooldown, too. coming up in the first alert for

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msnbc's "morning joe" is breaking records after president trump set off a firestorm after tweets about the show. president trump made headlines last week after he went on a personal attack on host joe scar borough and mika brzezinski. you may need to get creative with your next cookout menu, because beef prices are on the rise in the height of grilling season. the weak dollar has beefed up beef exports and reduced imports.

that has created more demand for choice, select and prime beef. now to your first alert forecast, a day after a lot of people are grilling out. a live look at boathouse row, a cooler day ahead of the rain. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn schwartz joins us now. >> glenn, when will it hit? its by daybreak in some areas tomorrow. i'm not expecting rain around. tomorrow night could be pretty stormy. 83 degrees with cloudy and that east wind. we had a heat wave three days in a row, nowhere near that today, even far away from that tomorrow. let's head into delaware, nothing close, only 79 in, and newark is 81. if you think the 79 is cool, how about the beaches?

lewis at 73, rehoboth and dewey at 74, with that east wind. there it is. it's increasing, it's going to be with us all day tomorrow, and you can't get to -- at the rain that is moving in, it's going to take a little while for that to happen, but once it does, we're in for this pattern. there with he go, by tomorrow morning, we're in the rain. it increases in the afternoon, especially in del aware and south jersey, another batch up to the north, lehigh valley, look at all of this storminess as we go through tomorrow arm and tomorrow night. some of there rain you can see on the heavy sigh. tammie has the weekend. we don't want rain for the weekend. we dealt with that big bam yet,

and it looks like we have a beautifuleend. there could be some showers early on saturday, but all that stays to the north of us. we have a beautiful saturday. into sunday, sunday looks spectacular. now we see the winds turn more to the south. a little cooler along the jersey shore, and there we could see the first of the sprinkle was moving? it's never too early to talk about the tropics, so a little tour. this is what'sing going on. we have a disturbance out here in the central north atlantic. if it develops into a tropical storm, this will be don, the male version of the name. you can see it strengthening right here.

some of the forecast models are grappling with what's going on with this. 25-mile-per-hour winds, but a 60% chance of strengthening, and it could bring us in a path toward the united states. so this would be, by the end of next week. we're going to keep a close eye on it, though, keep you up to date. we'll bump it up ten degree. plain old hot, but low humidity on our saturday, less humid and plenty of sunshine on our sunday. monday we can't see a sprinkle our shower, and back into the rain tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday next week. >> thanks, tammie, a message to loyal fans. what mary j. blige said that is resonating with fans right now. then at 5:30, part 2 of the nbc 10 investigation into ghost teachers, paid to teach, but some never step foot in a

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speak for the women. we feel each other's pain on a level that you have no idea about. a message from mary j. blige, the performer took philadelphia by storm after a storm last night during wa-wa welcome america. her words so powerful. taking a live look at the ben franklin parkway, now crews are still cleaning up after that huge concert. fans braved that rain. inkts they waited with mares on top of their heads.

what seems to be sticking out. >> reporter: i was one of those fans out there. i was completely soaked. she came here and did not disappoi disappoint. the stage is being broken down. they say fax tell me this is an experience they will never forget. mary j. blige's career has taken fans on her personal journey of heartbreak and healing. >> we go through ups and downs, but she kind of helps transition us through the rough periods. >> for more than 20 years, fans stuck with her. the sound board before blige took the stage was no different. paris nichol with boom 103.9, fans continue to praise the performance. >> everybody knows about the divorce she's going through right now. we can feel it through her music. she's not trying to hide anything. >> in true mary fashion, she is uses it as a platform. >> you can only have one queen.

one queen. not two queens. >> reporter: she speaks on behalf of women's. >> we can't be recognized -- >> reporter: it's always real, raw. >> the drama she's been through, the emotion in her songs. it's sad, very emotional. >> that's what fans have come to love and respect. >> she's been battered a bit, but she's a strong woman. >> she always ends with a message of hope. >> to been a fighter no matter what you go through. get back up and keep fighting. it all works out in the end. >> reporter: that is absolutely right. back here live, you will see the clean upon the parkway continues, but it's important to know it has completely opened to traffic. nbc 10 news. so emotional. at one point she broke down in

tears. >> she did. i had an opportunity to speak with her. she said my have been with me through thick and thin, i don't think rain will stop them. and they stayed out there. here is keith jones and erin coleman. >> fun at the beach comes back to bite governor chris christie. >> reporter: his approval rating had sunk to a new low before the weekend government shutdown, and giving himself exclusive access to closed beaches, new jersey taxpayers are sounding off. more showers on the way. i'll brea it down after the brakes. >> a cop ambushed, police call it an assassination. a live report on the latest developments.

lifeguard attacked, a force turns serious. infamous beach, the backlash. a tight end like you have never seen before. good evening, fourth of july celebrations turned violent. we're hearing the ocean city lifeguards frantically calling for backups.

ted greenberg joins us live. you talked to witnesses who saw the whole thing? >> reporter: that's right. ocean city is a dry town with a zero-tolerance policy for drinking alcohol on the beach, but when lifeguards and police tried to enforce the policy, the situation got physical. ocean city lifeguards intently watching the water. a day after police say the beach patrol members were attacked on duty. the guards heard urgently calling for help from police around 4:30 p.m. on the fourth of july. >> it's sickening. it really is. >> reporter: the drama unfolding in front of the hundreds on people. authorities say it started when the guards asked a group of rowdy seemingly drunk men to calm down.