sheer fright, the weapon these robbers pulled on restaurant workers, straight out of a horror movie. >> the deadly encounters on our street. >> teenage girls busted. the slew of robberies they're expected to.

stop fizz of road rage, exactly one week after this 18-year-old girl. , and i'm gym rosenfield. in a mark of -- >> nbc, and near city avenue. >> it had been working on -- but the shooting of bianca just gives a special meeting. as they try to crack down on aggressive behavior on roads that can be dangerous. >> the way they handle themselves behind a wheel says drivers can make roads more dangerous. >> when i see them being erratic and eratic behavior --

>> starting tomorrow more officers will be on the lookout. penn dot is paying for it. >> basically if you're speeding or exhibiting dangerous behavior, police are going to target you. >> the two-month enforcement wave comes a week after a deadly road rage shooting, a 28-year-old didn't want to give way to a teenager trying to merge, and shot her. the law enforcement effort across the state will target aggressive drivers, but also educate. >> how do you know you're in a situation that could be dangerous? >> you get that feeling where, you know someone has an ego, and they just want to win that one situation, whether it's a merge or you cutting them off. >> if you encounter them, he says let them-to-go by. don't challenge these kind of driver. >> i think at times all of us have to be careful we don't pus

ourself in a situation we're going to regret later. >> this is going to involve law enforcement across the state. here's how it's going to work. local police with identify president quarters where they have already seen aggressive driving and will tart those, i also asked is this something you can call in. d.o.t. says, yes, if you see an aggressive driver making things dangerous, call 9 11 and report that to police. itis laurge mayk. unlikely suspects under arrest for multiple armed robbies. 16-year-old kimoni mckee is on the left, 17 years old shah anyia martinez is on the right. they believe they were in the robberies of two taxi drivers, two women in their 80s and several pizza delivery driver.

both girls are charged as adults. >> nbc 10 is in montgomery county where a robbery ripped from a horror movie unfolded in a local restaurant. the search is on to find a man and woman who used a freddy krueger-like claw. randy gyllenhaal is live, and police tell you this weapon was not a prop? >> definitely not a toy. one of the strangest weapons they have ever seen used in an arm robbery. he compare it to a freddy krueger glove. its way they say it was a weapon used to hold up this qdoba restaurant. when we show the surveillance video -- >> that is crazy! >> reporter: the reaction -- >> oh, my lord. >> reporter: -- was nearly

unanimous. workers closed up shop, and three of them forced in the back room, and then you see the large metal shears. >> looks like a claw, like a hand claw? >> reporter: video show you the male suspect using the claw to demand cash. customers say it's like a horror movie, the famous glove giving new meaning to armed robbery. >> then the question is, where did they get that? >> we had that same question. we went online and found replica gloves selling for as little as 50 bucs and police say they have founded similar gloves on ebay. >> scary. >> reporter: detectives believe this is what the suspect's weapon looks like with skulls on the knuckle, and long sharp blades. >> and they said he was privt with the knife, and these people were terrorized. >> reporter: the restaurant

workers were not injured, but at one he pushes that claw against the throw an employ aye. >> the restaurant -- since these such a unique weapon, here hoping that someone mike recognize it. live in the township nbc 10 news. to your first alert weather, a live look from our camera in cape may. the beach has cleared out since we looked at it earlier, but with you know there are probably some people extending their holiday week there. tracking some rain, though, in the forecast, glenn. do they need to work about dark clouds soon? >> probably tomorrow, especially

tomorrow night. cape may and also ocean city. nothing on radar right now close by, but virginia, we have showers and thunderstorms all the way back to missouri. there's a lot of moisture back there. it's going to take a while for it to get through. as we go through the night tonight into the morning, we're seeing sprinkles possible, especially delaware, and as the day goes on, we're seeing more and more moisture move in, greater and greater chances of rain, and so going to need that rain gear, as you go into the day tomorrow. temperatures are barely above 0 right now, 70s toward the beaches, more of that too come. i'll tell you when the rain moves out. see you soon, glenn. fireworks of a different

kind, after a group of lifewards was attacked. the guards urgent ly authoritie say it all -- seemingly drunk men to call down. five men were cited and released. new at 6:00, telephone companies in pennsylvania could soon have the ability to block illegal robo-calls from going out to customers. a coalition is asking the federal communications commission to block what is known as spoofed calls, that mimic numbers of legitimate businesses in order to scam victims. a camden county man will stand trial for a second time for the death of his 3-year-old son today. a judge set a september trial day for him. the judge declared a mistrial back in may when jurors failed

to reach a verdict. prosecutors says he killed his son in 2015, because he was worried hi teenage girlfriend was going to leave him. president donald trump arrived in warsaw poland this afternoon, the second foreign trip. mr. trump will attend the g-20 summit on friday, where he's also scheduled to have a one on one meeting with russia's president vladimir putin. attorney general jeff sessions's planned visit will not be happening. he was scheduled to travel here tomorrow to speak with law enforcement officials. no word on the reason for the cancellation. and tonight a strong warning from the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. on the escalating tensions with north korea. nikki haley speaking during an emergency meeting. she called the recent test launch alarming. haley also called owl china for its trading relationship with north korea, saying it could threaten the relationship with

the u.s. in-depth coverage of the growing tensions, is all coming up on "nightly news" with lester holt right after this broadcast. all day your nbc 10 investigators are revealing teachers paid not to teach and instead doing union work. the so-called ghost teachers get a full salary and gain pension seniority, but the same pension system may soon change that. the pennsylvania school employees retirement system wants to revoke two allentown teachers' benefits ubs because they haven't taught for years. instead they worked in the union office on school time. those teachers stand to lose more than $76,000 in pension payments. the ruling could ripple through pennsylvania schools. >> are these teachers ease pensions in jeopardy? >> oh, yes, absolutely. this money was taken from taxpayers, but ultimately goes to fund union employees who work on a full-time basis, sometimes for decades. >> the pension system isn't the

only thing threat i don't think teachers absent from the classroom. at 11 $, our investigation reveals the new law moves its way through the capitol. the governor of new jersey made wave when is he hits the shore. does he have his eye on a bigger prize. his beach-day drama sign that he's looking beyond new jersey. it is all love. it's all respect to you. >> mary's message, her plea to her local fans and how people are taking it to heart.

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glue this right here is the picture that has a lot of people talking, governor christie's toes in the sand on a closed state park beach during the weekend's government shutdown. it's still stirring a tidal wave. >> with the approval ratings down, we wonder what this means for the legacy. we ampled opinions. >> reporter: once the governor close to the top -- >> 3, 2, 1, launch!

>> reporter: governor christie has quickly barreling downward. one word to describe governor christie. >> irresponsible. >> not happy. >> reporter: most by because he soaked up fun and sun on a state park beach he closed to the public, then to not apologize. >> run for governor, and you can have the residence. >> reporter: he continues to to stir up criticism. >> reporter: we spoke to several families. >> we planned to go to a park, and didn't go, so we came here today. this is our fourth of july here. >> i wasn't real happy. he should have been more figuring out what to do. >> reporter: christie ranks above governors who committed crime. >> with approval ratings down the drain, the question is, will he ride the lazy river to the

end of his term. is he still vaiing for a position with trump, or are eyes on talk radio? >> when that didn't happen, i think at that point he was like, i don't even care anymore. >> professor shana said over the weekend beach stunt, he clearly doesn't care about popularity, and specifically doesn't have to, if he's eyeing a role where he would be appointed, not elected. >> it just kind of happened that way. >> reporter: cydney long, nbc 10 news. as cydney mentioned, the day on the beach has people getting creative along the shore, building sand sculptures, like the one you see here mocking christie for basking in the sun amid the budget crisis. to see some of the other works of art, head to our website or

check our app. fans waited through the rain to see her performance last night. for an hour of live, she took fans on a journey of her personal heartbreak and talked about her very public divorce. she also used her plat much to uplift women and tell men to be respectful. her passion, her passion, her life experiences is just -- she just connects with the crowd and is very relatability. >> fans say it is the show they will never forget. >> when she sat down on the chair and talking right to the fans there, it was like she was talking right to you, right? >> and i've seen her in concert before. she always gives a very emotional show, and you can see the pain coming through. i had the opportunity, the honor

to interview her just before she went on stage. you could see the pain in her face still, and she's spoken publicly about what she's going through, but the fans help her get through it. >> and she thanked the fans waiting through the rain. >> a lot of rain. >> if you were following us, you knew just when that rain was coming, and got to see how heavy it would be. 81 degrees in philadelphia now, the wind is basically out of the east, and that's what we're getting across most of the area, bringing in the clouds. we only hit 84 in philadelphia for a high today. it's 81 right now. all of this area they didn't get any of the rain from last night. in south philly, they got even more than at the concert. it's dry right now, but the

rain's not that far away. just south of washington, we're talking about enough rain to cause some localized flooding. by 6:00 a.m. could be sprinkles across the area. it increases from the west, and in the asp, it just gets more widespread and heavier. if this computer model is right, at rush hour with rain like that, that's going to call some problems. look at the temperatures in the 60s in the afternoon. here we are at night, more heavy rain across the area, and here we're getting creamed back in the southern portion of our area. this goes all the way into friday, at least according to some models, so we really do need a break after thursday,

thursday night, maybe into friday, and we're going to get it over the weekend. it's going to be hot on saturday, much more comfortable on sunday, low humidity there, and boy, that's some spectacular weather for this time of the year. hello, coming up in sports markelle fultz gets back on the court tonight, but he's not the only young prospects that fans will be watching. that and much more, when we come back.

the much anticipated utah summer league will see markelle fultz and the rookies play game number two tonight against the jazz. on monday she scored 17 points in just 22 minutes of action. defensively four blocked shots in that one-point loss to the celtics. and someone else to keep an eye on posted this picture on twitter. he most recently played in turkey where he averaged nearly 11 points per game. game 3 between the phillies and the pirates tonight. the first two have been shutouts with the bucks winning. the manager is encouraged by what he sees from lively and some of the other young arms. >> our starting pitchers have been so much better than

earlier. they've been giving me innings, making it easier to use the bull pen the way i would like to. they have all been doing a great job. it's been good to see these guys, they're going after the hitters and being aggressive. now hockey players development camp starts on friday, but this year's second overall pick will not participate. nolan patrick still recover from and "american idol" surgero --a surgery. he's keeping all options open. >> you never know whether you're done or not. i don't anticipate doing anything more in free agency. if there's something out there that's a good buy and makes sense, we wouldn't be doing our job if we didn't look at it, but

i certainly don't anticipation anything. that's do it for sports. we'll be right back.

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warm but comfortable. glenn, we're looking towards a cooldown towards tomorrow. we just finished another heat wave, and tomorrow we may not even hit 80. it's going to be quite a bit of rain, especially tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. then it's going to be kind of hot on saturday, but lowering humidity, and sunday looks really, really comfortable. next week looks like another period of really wet weather. >> and possibly more like we had we had. >> sometimes too much rain. >> but the weekend is looking good right now. >> great, especially sunday. >> dry and less humid. that's our news at 6:00. thanks so much for watching.

>> up next, "nightly news" with lester holt. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. enjoy your evening. tonight, the alarming escalation with north korea. the u.n. security council calls an emergency meeting over the new threat, a never before seen missile capable of hitting the u.s. tonight how the u.s. could respond as president trump prepares to meet with vladimir putin overseas. deadly police ambush. officer and mother of three killed in what police call an assassination. what was the motive? selfie outrage. a congressman under fire for taking this video inside a former nazi gas chamber. amelia earhart mystery solved? does a newly found photo solve one of the biggest aviation puzzles of all time? and tennis tug of war. the yun fan who had his