a noose was found hanging in a tree. >> it's completely atrocious. i can't believe something would be happening like that. >> the second incident with a noose in a matter of days. last week an employee with the united was placed on administrative leave. he's accused of placing a noose this his african-american coworkers chair. >> it's an increase being felt across the country. >> there was a swastika painted on a trash can down in society hill this past week. there's the cemetery desecrations a few short months

ago. >> the neighbor looking for surveillance video to help determine who put thes no in the troe. for now officers do not believe this person was being targeted. >> we need to be more of a community. we need to unite. we need to be civil. and we need to start to trust each other. >> reporter: mayor kenny issue ed a statement calling the incident apaling. he went on to say such acts have no it place in philadelphia and he urged people who had any information to call police. reporting live, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. first alert weather,s thf the scene earlier today in newark. you can see the umbrellas were out as customers were going in and coming out. the dash to the car seemed like he had hadn't seen the sun in days. we take a look at summerfest at pensacola landing.

>> don't be deceived by this brief break from the rain. first alert radar shows more showers headed our way later tonight. e meteorologist glenn schwartz is tracking the return of the rain in your most accurate weather forecast. we know you're usually right on the money. what do you have to say about this? >> we're in between these shots of rain. we had one this morning, but the sun is out. this is cape may. you can see the sun glistening off the water. a beautiful afternoon. nothing on the radar. but lock at that. in central pennsylvania, showers and thunderstorms. this area in ohio is even nastier. that looks like it's going well south of us. e we don't have to worry about that. the futurecast is showing that that line in central pennsylvania reaches the lehigh valley ask birks county by 6:00. by 7:00 it's coming right into the philadelphia area through allentown and even northern

delaware. by 8:30 it's past philadelphia and down into central delaware. it is getting down near the shore and by 10:30 it's moving offshore. so that it is going to be the next shot of rain. it's 84 e degrees right now. a whole lot warmer than it was yesterday. and it's humid evening. we're expecting a relatively warm night with a low temperature of 72 degrees in philadelphia. you can see the storm at 6:00. maybe even a few showers left over by 10:00. starting off the weekend with sunshine. wohl see if it lasts through the whole weekend coming up with the forecast in just a few minutes. this is germany. frustrations and a show of force

today. another day of protests at the opening of the g-20 summit there today as the unrest continued to unfold, president trump and russia's president vladimir putin meeting fate face to face for the first time. erin coleman is live in our break eing news center with the littest developments happening overseas. a much anticipated meeting. >> that meeting lasted 2 hours and 16 minutes. it was scheduled for just 30 minutes. president trump opened the meeting by raising concerns about russian interference in the u.s. election. putin denied any role. both voiced confidence their historic first meeting would pave the way for a positive trajectory for both of their countries. >> we had some very good talks. we're going to have a talk now and that will continue. but we look forward to a lot of very positive things happening. russia and the united states ask for everybody concerned. >> they also discussed ukraine, syria, fighting terrorism and

cyber security. president trump stood in the first row during this photo op with other world leaders at the summit. he's there on the far left. the official family portrait is a long standing tradition. president trump called mexico's president his friend in their first face to face meeting. when asked today the president said he absolutely wants mexico to pay for the border wall. he hopes to continue a flowing dialogue. police say more than 100 people have been injured and dozens arrested during protests on the sidelines of the g-20 summit. protests have been violent at times with demonstrators throwing things at police and police using tear gas to try to control angry crowds. authorities have ordered several hundred more officer trs across the country to help the thousands of police already deployed there in the city. protesters kept first lady

melania trump tr joining the spouses at the summit. a spokeswoman said police didn't clear mrs. trump to leave the house where she and the president are staying because of the violence. she tweeted thinking of everyone. police are searching for people who are targeting tra transgender people with paint balls. >> the attacks happened yesterday afternoon. first, a couple says they were walking down the street when someone in a dark gray car shot at them. then a couple minutes later the same car was seen pulling up outside the morris home. a drug rehab center for people who are transgender. they were hit with paint billions. a caretaker at a church says he would have tried to stop the attack if he had been there.

>> you can see some marks tr the paint balls over the house. no one was hurt this morning when a train hit a truck that was on the tracks in sheltonham. the truck belongs to a trucking company based not far tr the scene of the accident. the trains were delayed for hours, but everything is back on schedule. a final farewell today to a life taken too soon. strangers paying their respects to a teen. she was shot and killed during an apparent case of road rage. mourners packed st. paul's in westchester this morning for a a viewing and life tribute service. some loved ones still cannot

believe she's gone. >> i still can't wrap my head around it. >> gofundme page was set up to cover funeral costs. the goal was $25,000 but the page raised more than $44,000. police say a 28-year-old killed roeberson while trying to merge. he was arrested sunday. he's scheduled to make his first court appearance next month. this afternoon there's a new bill on the assembly floor in new jersey that could close the beach house next time there's a government shutdown. this comes after kristen welker and his family spent time on the island beach during the shutdown. while no one else was allow ed in. earlier this week the governor strongly defended his actions. >> i don't apologize for it. i don't back away from it.

and i think my poll numbers show i don't care about political opti optics. >> more trouble for the governor. he's now facing an ethics complaint for spending time on the beach during the shutdown. ted greenberg today asked people in new jersey if they think the governor should be allowed on state-run beaches during a state shutdown. we'll have that part of the story at 5:00. >> assembly speaker was calling on governor christie to give them it back pay for the day. they were out of a job. >> someone going to american spirit credit union noticed the man's body around 10:00 this morning. cay they called police and police working to figure out how that man died. the mayor speaking out against

the gop health plan and its impact on tld. he made those comments at city hall. also families who may be affected by the changes. it comes down to more than money. they say the current plan evens the playing field. >> we just want to do what all families do. if we dent have those services, we tend to exclude ourselves. >> bob casey was also there. he said the health care bill is a scheme to help the rich. >> we're getting the first look at a baby overdosing. that is steven welsh. he's charged with assault and endangering the welfare of a child.

emergency responders gave a dose of narcan to revive her. right now transit is back on track after another derailment at penn station. the slow speed derailment happened as the train was pulling into the station. 180 passengers and crew were on board. they are working with amtrak, which owns the the station, to find out the cause. they want answers saying i am call iing for a full investigatn into all potential causes. family, friends and others gathered last night to honor the murdered officers and to take part in a dedication ceremony for a new memorial in their honor. the officers were killed july 7th in an ambush-style attack. it happened during a protest he

was later killed by officers. it was the deadliest day for law enforcement since 9/11. at the jersey shore, still no motive for an attack in south jersey. it happened at the condos. investigators say the suspect is came after the victim with a sharp object. . that person was treated for a cut to the chest and released from the hospital. police say they only have a possible suspect. while venus williams battled it out on the court today, her attorneys did bat until a florida courtroom. >> they are defending the star in a lawsuit over a deadly car crash last month. the family of a man killed is suing venus williams. a judge heard arguments to stop the plaintiffs from examining the cars involved in the crash. williams' attorney argues evidence could be lost. take a look at that. a massive fire destroyed this building under construction. you can see the flames and smoke

just pouring out of all corners of that building in oakland. firefighters work to keep it from spreading. at least one building was evacuated, but no one was hurt. no word on how that fire started. officials are buying two pieces of land to transform into a park. it comes after concerns from neighbors about increasing truck traffic and growing warehouse developments there. want to show you a map there. the two pieces of land are on olt roads. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with the holiday week business boom. >> people have extended their vacations into this weekend. that means more money tr the shore's economy. a lot of people will be opening up their wallets today.

>> not the best of beach days, but still plenty of people in town. ask for sure businesses, the fourth of july this year has been a holiday that keeps on giving. pirate island golf packed this friday after the fourth of july. >> anything else? >> business also booming at buns and deli, the extra long holiday weekend driving up sales about 25% compare d to previous july fourth periods. >> it seems like it started last thursday, continued through the fourth of july and even though you have days following the fourlt of july is extremely busy and nobody left. >> there's been a lot of people in town. a lot of people. >> the owner of the sand bar and grill says mother nature has also served up some significant

help. >> the weather held out through the whole weekend. it's just been a great stretch. >> business owners hoping the momentum continues into this weekend and some here think next year could be even busier because the fourth of july falls on a wednesday. live, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. we're already talking about the next fourth of july. >> we should put in right now to get the entire week off. that's how you should do it. >> you know that's not happening. we have wawa welcome america. let's focus on this week. thinking about taking next july fourth off, that's not a reality. >> how about a four-day weekend? >> the only rain we have on the radar in central pennsylvania and that will be moving this our direction. the things that won't be moving in our direction are these nasty

things. this thunderstorm is a bad one. that's going down south of washington. this line is going down south of washington. this is the only thing we really need to be concerned with. 84 degrees this philadelphia. partly sunny skies. we had some sun coming this afternoon as we'd expected. morning showers and now we have another round of showers that will be coming in. in delaware it's getting close to 90. 85 in middletown. farther to the south, 84 in allen dale and georgetown. we did get to 80 plus at the beaches with that west wind. so pretty nice afternoon there. the high temperatures, 90 on tuesday. dropping down, remember how nasty yesterday was. going up to mid-80s today. 90 degrees tomorrow. so it's going to feel like

summer tomorrow. . and here come the showers. and thunderstorms. this computer model move it is through. weak bs it a little bit through the evening. it's still all over with. and then it just continues to move offshore. this is not a steady kind of rain. these are just showers. for tomorrow morning, most of the computer models now are showing us basically dry. maybe just isolated showers popping up. lock at that radar. not very impressive. so we can forecast a little bit. even take in the rain drop out there. even the scattered showers now look less likely. so we're just talking about 90 a mix of sun and clouds. even warm at the jersey shore. 86 degrees. sunday, lower humidity.

that's a spectacular day that is coming on b sunday. and at the beaches, it's going to be pretty warm. land breeze tomorrow, 89 degrees for the high. wilewood is warm before a a late sea breeze. cooler on sunday. lower humidity on sunday as well. 86 ob saturday. sunday is the most beautiful day of the weekend. and one of the most beautiful days we have seen in white awhile. is that going to continue in the next week? >> don't worry, if it you're working on sunday, you'll get another chance on monday.  a much ni most of next week. we'll kick it off on monday. we have winds coming out of the west and southwest. we'll be warm on monday. upper 80s across the area. look what happens. we could see some showers moving

in in the afternoon. these will be light and spotty if it happens. . then we go to an extended wet period. we have the winds out of the south and southwest. cooler along the jersey shore for much of next week. but look at the rain that moves in for tuesday. then we have more rain here on wednesday. look at what happens. we get rain and then thursday we have spotty showers, especially in the lehigh valley and then we get more rain at night. even on friday, we can't kick it. we'll be looking at some showers making their way in here on friday. let's take a look at your ten-day and get you all set up for what's going to be ahead of us. for tomorrow, we're going to be looking at 90 degrees. it will be quite humid and we'll see the mix of sun and clouds with isolated showers. it's an instability shower. most of us won't even see it, but somebody may get one little sprinkle or shower. 86 on sunday.

spectacular day. we're going to use that word a lot around here. 89 ob monday. we get into tuesday, we see showers and storms. very warm. 94. it will be 90 on wednesday. we'll see rain there. we'll see rain on thursday. right now we're going to leave it mostly cloudy on friday, but there's a chance of a shower. and look at this. it clears out for next weekend. talk about timing. >> a couple decent weekends. this weekend join our sister station for the 36th annual hispanic fiesta. live entertainment, dancing and a beer garden. happening tomorrow ask sunday from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. to this now, outrage over dinner etiquette. >> a toddler's lack of attire at a restaurant had customers sounding off on social media. >> she was here. she didn't care. it was summer and hot ask does what a baby does. >> right now, what the restaurant's owner is saying about the backlash against her

business when her baby bared it all. plus controversy over cutting down the nets. why allentown's mayor ordered this at a city park and what the community is saying about its impact on their summer fun. scare in the air, the outburst that forced a flight to turn around. that's next. first, here's a look at the closing well on wall street on this friday. the dow is up 93 points to close out a winning week.

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passengers helped restrain the man. the suspect is was arrested. most people try to break out of jail, but not this guy. he broke in it. officials say this bear in search of food scale d a a fenc and broke into a secure area of a colorado jail. guards were able to chase that bear off and no one was hurt in the incident. a surprising lock at how young children see each other. >> and also a stereotype that has parents concerned about how their kids see themselves. still ahead, the new research revealing why young girls don't think they are smart enough. enjoy the brief break of dry weather right now because we have some showers and maybe thunderstorms returning tonight. i'm tracking the timing there to help you plan your friday night in your most accurate weather forecast. when basketball players arrived at a court here in al lentown, something pretty important was missing. >> i feel disappointed.

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a rainy and dreary day here in delaware county. this is where customers had to walk through rain-soaked parking lot there. >> the first alert radar shows another line of thunderstorms. they are heading our way later tonight. tr now, we'll take the sun and dry weather. a live look down broad street from our kimmel center is campus

camera. >> when is this rain going to get here? >> it's going to be a few hours before it does get to the area. we're going to continue to have the end of the day, the rush hour with some really nice, comfortable weather. look at ocean city. they have a fair amount of clouds, but just enough sun. nothing on radar close by, but that's a different story. that's going to go down to the south. that's not coming here. here's the hour by hour. and i mean it. hour by hour future radar coming through burks county and just get sbog chester county.

by 7:00, right on top of the philadelphia area down to wilmington, up to trenton, this model would suggest we could be getting a heavy thunderstorm at that time. but that's it. ly by 9:00 it's hitting down the shore. but it's not going to last that long. by tomorrow we're in pretty good shape for the temperatures and the amount of sunshine. 86 in wilmington. we'll see when the how long the hot weather is going to last and the next round of rain is going to come in. >> right now at 4:00, crying foul. they are upset after the rims and the nets were removed at

this local ark. >> the city said it had to happen and randy gyllenhaal found out why. >> with kids on summer break, this court has been a hot spot to get some exercise. but this week players showed up to find three out of the four rims suddenly gone take b down after noise complaints from nearby neighbors. if it you give them something to do that's positive, they are going to do positive things. >> the city says this was the last resort after large late night basketball games got way out of hand. >> the mayor playing referee. he says hundreds of people many from out of town would come here at night blasting music and even riding dirt bikes.

the court is just a few feet away from homes. >> trying to balance what's happening at the park. it's always a challenge. >> i think we could have come up with something. >> if they are on a basketball court, they are not on the streets, he understands the those concern asks hoping for a compromise. he's planning a meeting between both sides. >> i don't feel like what zip code you live is where you should have a basketball court. >> that meeting between basketball players and neighbors is scheduled for this tuesday at the high school here. one possible solution is is installing detachable or lockable rims that cannot be used at night. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> here's a look at some of the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. in burlington county, no charges against the driver who hit and killed a a pedestrian on the turnpike early this morning. investigators say the person

crossing the road was parked on the other side of the highway and police are not sure why he was trying to cross it. there's a battle brewing. >> over a piece of land. the site of the former business. he bought the property to give to the town in exchange for a plaque to honor his parents. the town is is saying something else and he want. ed to swap pieces of land so he can grow his business. in new castle county, the next mayor could be as young as 25. the age requirement had been 30 years old, but the city council voted to lower it. bringing it more in line with age requirements for other el t elected offices in delaware. and food pantries on the mission to deliver food to the less fortunate every month, but now they need help of its own. >> food at the parish was created four years ago. it deliversed to on the third saturday of every month. it's a little empty this toim of

year. they are accepting dry foods and toiletries to fill the pantry and help the 100 families under their registry. >> people shouldn't be this that positi position. it's between eating and paying tr their houses. it's a way to give families a chance to catch up. because it's not that they are always here every month. . sometimes it's maybe every other may they need something. >> for more on how you can help, log on to nbc10.com. despite low donations across the area, hundreds of families got the gift of food today. tens of thousands of pounds of it in fact. erin coleman has more on the effort to haul away hunger today all new at 4:55. also ahead at 4:00, no shoes, no shirt, big problem. why a lack of attire at a restaurant has customers sounding off on social media. and another reason to lather on the sunscreen this summer. why the deadliest form of skin cancer could be linked to another life threat k illness. overprescribing open poids.

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the rain will make its return tonight. >> will it run into the weekend? >> we have to get through tonight. and that before we start to dry out. i'm tracking the timing of the rain and the warm-up in your most accurate weather forecast. persisting stereotypes that have parents concernsed. why young girls don't believe they are smart enough. adding a new four-legged member to your family with just a click. an nbc 10 warning you need to see.

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we have all been there. eating at a restaurant and you see a child behave iing badly. one woman's complaint about a toddler running wild has gone viral. the diner had an issue with a baby running around the

tennessee restaurant without any clothes on. and left a two star review on google. she posted a bare butt naked baby was running around, stood up on a table with its dirty feet. now the owner admitted her own 22-month-old did take off her diaper, but she didn't take too kindly to the comments. >> i would rather not have their business. if youen can't do vegan, don't come here. if you can't do children, don't come here. >> e she would prefer if customers handled complaints in person instead of posting online. a day to remember for an atlantic county high school student. she receive d a $5,000 scholarship. the high school senior was also honored as the 2017 mcdonald's crew person of the year. the award honors the top crew member in each of mcdonald's 22 u.s. regions. now to a stunning new study on how children see themselves.

especially little girls. researchers just released a a report that shows gender biases that started in the early stages of life and last into adulthood. >> starting at age 6, that means if it we're having a conversation about college kids that's 12 years of being guided by stereotypes. >> it's too late. >> it involves placing pictures in front and say who they think is the smartest. the boys tended to choose other boys. the girls were also choosing the b boys. >> tell us what your study found ask were you surprised by it? >> my biggest takeaway from the study and the piece we're going to air on sunday night is we have so much work to do. we have so much work to do. we can't do it alone. a parent can't do it by him or herself.

we have to take a hard look at this society around us and figure out the gender messages we're passing on to our boys and girls. >> she visited a charter school this philadelphia as a part of the story. you can watch the entire story on sunday nieght at 7:00 p.m. here on nbc 10. >> interesting to see what's going on in their mind. >> a huge birthday party this weekend. >> she's swimming and is going to have her own cake. >> i don't e know if i like that. >> it's going to look like a new jersey trying to slice and dice. >> is and giss can give a hippo-sized happy birthday on giant cards. her official birthday is july 10th. >> she's thirsty. >> let's take a live look at

ocean city. we all wish we were on that beach. lots of people trying to soak up whatever sun is out there before the rains come back. it looks pretty good right now. >> it's going to look pretty good tomorrow and sunday. got a little interruption this evening. this is the interruption. it's a line of showers and thunderstorms in central pennsylvania that is removing in our direction. it's. developing now closer to maryland. these storms, which are much hr fierce, they are moving to the southeast. not this way. look at these temperatures. getting into the mid-80s, seeing more and more sunshine out there. we promised this yesterday. it's going to start off kind of nasty ask we have rain in the morning, but the sun will come out in the afternoon. get at least into the mid-80s. . maybe even into the upper 80s in parts of the area.

look at the oceans up to 71 e degrees. that's pretty helpful as we head toward the weekend. with the west wind, it's kind of mild at the beaches. 83 in stone harbor. we have another day with the west winds. tomorrow temperatures get into the 80s. even when you get a sea breeze, it can't be that cold because the ocean temperature is 71. here's the timing on the showers and storms. >> already starting to improve in redding. and by 8:00, we are right in tlp they had a lot of rain over the last 24 hours. this is going to be moving fast. and that is going to help us out he here. into tomorrow, we're left with drier weather and just a chance of an isolated shower.

all of us are going to stay dry over the weekend. >> that's the important time frame for a lot of people. here's your monday. we're going to start off with a breeze out of the southwest. . it's going to take our temperatures to the upper 80s for our monday. it's going to be a little more sticky. we're dry, but we have a a chance of an isolated shower as we head through our monday. we're going to be into the 90s. . it will be steamy on tuesday. and wednesday still warm.

is and up into northern new jersey, thursday night the rain comes back. we can still be looking at a lingering shower on friday. so we're going to see a hit and miss shower or storm each and every day as we head through next week. 86 on the shore. that's not too bad. 86 on sunday. much less humid. 89 on monday. and then everybody gets to e see a shower or storm tuesday and wednesday. guys? >> next on nbc 10 news at 4:00, hauling away hunger. the big donation for hundreds of local families and why it couldn't come at a more crucial time. also real estate rush. this tax hike that has your neighbors scrambling to sell their homes now.

hundreds of families get the gift of food. tens of thousands of pounds of it and it comes at a critical time of year. >> donations are low as nonprofits struggle to keep up with the need. >> it's the sound that means help is on the way for hungry families. one truck, a handful of volunteers, and 45,000 pounds of food. >> to me it's more food. >> reporter: melanie is more than just somebody who comes tr

the food for those in need courtesy of full abundance. >> the pay is not enough to carry on. >> prices are getting high er, o the fact we have have donated food here is helpful for a lot of people and their groesh rir budgets. >> reporter: during summer the needs spike. kids lose free breakfast and lunch they get at school, which is part of the reason toyota teamed up ststepping in to keep this going for another week. >> they are having trouble staying open because they don't have any donations. . in the summertime, donations fall off. they sort of forget about it. >> they are hoping to get the word out food isn't a luxury, it's a necessity. >> folks need help. now is the time they need it. >> philadelphia is one of the top ten hungriest cities in the country. coming up at 5:00, president

trump meeting with russian president vladimir putin for nearly two hours at the g-20 summit. >> what the super powers discussed. plus chris christie feeling the burn. and weekend weather outlook. will these showers be out of here before you get up tomorrow morning? that's the question. i'll have your weekend forecast coming up. and cleaning out the trump ma hall. the loot that people are walking away with from that massive liquidation sale ask what you can still get your hands on.

feeling the burn, thousands of workers up against the clock to collect their pay chex. >> hateful act, a noose found hanging in center city. >> a man claiming to have a bomb held customers against their will for hours. the deadly end to the stand off. >> we begin with chris christie still feeling the burn after a trip to a beach that was shut down to the public. >> tonight governor tee facing an ethics kplabt and the threat of being bumped from his beach front home. >> it was tiled by an honor that

accuses christie of abusing the office by lounging on the beach that was closed to the public due to the shutdown. he signed the budget on tuesday. >> now one lawmaker is taking steps to let the public kick out the governor during nigh future shutdowns. >> there's details for the fallout. >> a lot of folks still talking about this. that same lawmaker wants to make it possible for anyone to be able to rent the governor's house at the beach. >> assemblyman had introduced new legislation that would close the