>> >> breaking news at 11:00. a home in connection with missing people. a woman is dead after a car crashed into this spca shelter where animals were also killed. and western wildfires. right now at least 50 wildfires are ripping through communities, leaving neighbors in the path of deadly danger. breaking news in bucks county where police are investigating reports of missing people. right now, that investigation is focused on this township. police just reopened some roads near route 202 which were closed because of the investigation earlier tonight. middletown township police, newtown township police, state police and the bucks county

district attorney's office are all involved in this investigation. we know two of the people they are searching for are these teenagers. jimmy patrick of newtown township went missing on wednesday. he's on the left. and police say he has not contacted family or friends and has not been to work which is unusual. police are also searching for 18-year-old james from lang horn. he's on the right. he was last seen getting into a car on friday night. burlington county prosecutors are investigating an apparent home invasion that left one man dead. the homeowner called police saying two men broke in and admitted to stabbing them. >> reporter: denise, i want to show you this house. it's pretty isolated, surrounded by trees. the only people who know exactly what happened here are the men who were inside and detectives are still trying to figure it out tonight.

multiple agencies responded to this home in the 700 block of hartford road. the homeowner called 911 saying two men broke in. there was a struggle and the homeowner stabbed both men. when authorities aarrived, one was dead. >> just shocked and saddened. you know, it's very sad that it happened. >> reporter: the man stabbed to death was jimmy dool. for an hour, 75 family and friends gathered and painted a different picture. >> he's never done anything like that before, and he -- i don't think that would have been his intentions. moip decemb >> reporter: prosecutors continue to investigate. at this hour no charges have been filed.

>> i'm not sure we know the full story. one day i hope the full story will come out. >> reporter: you remember the homeowner said that he stabbed two men. early this morning, a man showed up at the hospital with stab wounds to his legs. detectives are trying to determine if he is connected to this case. right now, tracking rain for your afternoon commute. here's a look at the system headed our way on the first alert weather radar. the holiday week is over and thousands are heading back into the area. meteorologist erica martin has your most accurate forecast. sunny clouds tomorrow morning, but it could be a different story for the afternoon rush? >> that's right. we have rain in the forecast, but let's focus, the holiday is not over until tomorrow morning. a live look outside here. looks really fun right now. mostly clear skies for tonight.

you take a look up and towards the northwest, you'll be able to see the big dipper, venus and saturn. the forecast, we are seeing developing clouds as denise mentioned. tomorrow, 6:00 a.m., 67 degrees. by 10:00 a.m., upper 70s. a mix of sun and clouds. for the p.a. suburbs, same deal there. 10:00 a.m., we are picking up on the threat of isolated showers moving through at 10:00 a.m., seeing 77 degrees. the lehigh valley, 74 with a mix of suband clouds. jersey shore, sun shooun aine a clouds. coming up, scattered showers moving through, and i have your most accurate ten-day forecast. the driver of this car is dead after crashing her minivan into an animal shelter in new castle. that crash started a fire. employees of the brandy wine spca switched into crisis mode as they tried to save the

animals. some of the rescued animals are now in the organization's westchester location. they're hoping for a surge in adoptions to make room for these extra pets. workers at the shelter are praising residents who helped rescue animals from the fire. >> everyone started moving into the mode of saving the animals, the neighbors came out and were welcoming the animals into their vehicles, into their homes. we had first responders putting dogs into ambulances. >> police are trying to figure out what happened to the driver, 33-year-old latoyia cooper. members of her family joined in an emotional prayer at the shelter this afternoon. members of the penn state fraternity who faced charges in the death of a student are due in court tomorrow. tomorrow's hearing will allow the prosecution to finish laying out its case. timothy piaza died in february. his blood-alcohol four times the legal limit. he tumbled downstairs during a

party. no one called for help until 12 hours later. 18 fraternity brothers face charges. fare collection charges starting tomorrow for five stations in philadelphia. the changes will be for afternoon and evening riders during the week at temple, jefferson, suburban, 30th street and university city stations. so here's what's different. ticket also be punched at the stairways to the platforms. then you get your ticket back. you then give your punched ticket to the conductor on the train. those changes are nothing compared to what you can expect at penn state in new york. tomorrow begins what governor andrew cuomo calls the summer of hell. emergency repairs start tomorrow. amtrak and new jersey transit trains will be impacted. expect delays longer than 30 minutes for the next two months. the $40 million worth of repairs

are expected to be complete by september. philadelphia police say a group of kids swimming in a pool are lucky to be alive tonight after a man was shot four times just feet away from them. the inflatable pool was set up on a sidewalk in kensington. parents and kids were able to tell police what they saw. right around 4:00 this afternoon, a man was on his bike at the corner of atlantic and jasper street when someone shot him four times. >> these poor children trying to have a nice time on this summer afternoon in a pool, and within four, five feet of them, there was a male being shot. thank god none of the children were struck. >> right now, police are searching for a motive. they're looking at surveillance video. police took the victim to the hospital, but he is being uncooperative. pennsylvania lawmakers are working throughout the weekend to try to figure out how to pay for the state budget. a deal needs to be made by

tomorrow at midnight. and both the house and senate need to find a way to raise more than $2 billion in new revenue. options for bringing in money include expanding gambling laws, borrowing more than $1 billion, and a possible tax increase. president trump says it's time to move forward in working with russia. days after his behind closed doors meeting with president vladamir putin. the president also sent out another message just hours ago on social media saying the fact that president putin and i discussed a cyber security unit doesn't mean i think it can happen. it can't, but a cease-fire can and did. that last part is in reference to the cease-fire in syria. that tweet came after the president's return from the g-20 summit where he unleashed a series of tweets on russia today. the president said, i strongly pressed president putin twice about russian meddling in our election and he denied it.

president trump added he and putin even discussed forming a cyber security unit to prevent election hacking before sending out that tweet. >> not the dumbest idea i've ever heard, but it's pretty close. >> i am sure that vladamir putin could be of enormous assistance in that effort, since he's doing the hacking. >> the new york times is reporting donald, jr., jared kushner, and paul manafort held a meeting at trump tower a russian lawer with ties to the kremlin in june of 2016. pennsylvania u.s. congressman is vowing to introduce legislation that would prohibit president trump from working with russia on cyber security. representative brendan boyle was part of the american delegation attending the summit in germany. he joins bipartisan criticism of president trump's tweets this morning. >> it is bizarre. the president's idea that we would somehow do a joint cyber

security unit with russia is a little like doing a joint anti-terrorism unit with isis. >> the cia, national security agency, and the fbi agree that russia and vladamir putin specifically meddled in the u.s. election. a spike in gun violence continued to rise today when a person was shot around 3:30. police say the suspect was almost immediately taken into custody. no word on the identity of the victim. a car crashed into this montgomery county duncan donuts overnight. fortunately the store was closed at the time. the passenger in the car told police he tried to direct the driver to swerve from hitting something and they crashed. no one was hurt. around 6:00 tonight, a transmission line went down at

oyster creek substation. residents lost their power. it took about four hours for that power to be restored. a surprise for swimmers in parts of north wildwood today. this is video from tim burton, a director here at nbc 10. he was on the beach near 2nd avenue when a sailboat started heading straight for a jetty. the boat missed the jetty and ran aground. >> i think they were inside, underneath. they weren't outside. so they ran aground and they came out. then he tried to -- someone told him to put the sail down and he did. >> a pan and woman inside the boat were helped to shore. police were called, but it's not clear whether the couple faces any charges. next on "nbc 10 news," the west is burning, and right now dozens of wildfires are moving

through western north america and burning down buildings. plus, a new study is shedding light on just how girls see themselves compared to boys. see the results that shocked parts. and i amtraking another heat wave starting on tuesday, ending on thursday. details coming up in your most accurate forecast on the other side of the break. see you then.

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another step in his recovery from a shooting. a spokes person says the 6-year-old has been moved from the pediatric icu into a rehab facility. he was shot while riding in a war with his mother last month. police are still searching for the suspect. after nine months of fighting, mosul is in the hands of the iraqi government. the iraqi prime minister had declared the city liberated from isis. he met with his key military officials today in mosul and congratulated soldiers on a "great victory." backed by the u.s.-led coalition, iraq launched the operation to retake mosul in october. mosul is iraq's second largest city and has been under isis control since june of 2014. from california to canada, wildfires are sweeping across the west. the flames are being fueled by searing temperatures. in santa barbara, this fire devoured nearly 8,000 acred and burned a school to the ground.

the alamo fire is so dangerous, crews have been forced to fight the flames from the air. six people have been hurt. >> doing our best to get an upper hand, but we have a lot to contend with, with the weather. and the fuels that are out there very dry, so a long road ahead of us. >> nearly 200 fires are also burning in british columbia. parents in southern california gave a sigh of relief after being reunited with their children who almost got caught in a wildfire's path. the fire got a little too close to a group of overnight campers in santa barbara county. about 90 children were stuck and had to wait to be rescued. there was a break in the bloom. near santa barbara, take a look

at this rainbow above the smoke and flames. as much as we try to teach our children that everyone is equal, new research shows that young girls do not believe they're as smart as the boys. a psychologist and princeton philosopher studied 400 boys and girls ages 5 to 7. they wanted to see if the children identified smartness more with men or with women. and they found boys almost always chose men, no matter the age. girls age 5 mostly chose women. but the 6 and 7-year-old women mostly chose men. the big question is why? >> why? >> i think it's not a question that has a single answer. kids soak up social information around them. they get cues from parents, from teachers, other children, the media. little kids track these sorts of cues and it forms their beliefs. >> the researchers say it's time to shift the message. tell your young kids it's not so

much about being smart but putting in the effort, energy, dedication, and hard work that's most important. new hope for the parents of a terminally ill little boy in britain. tomorrow, the fight to bring 11-month-old charlie gard to the u.s. returns to court. he has a rare genetic condition and cannot move or breathe without help. last week, a court ruled in favor of the hospital to keep charlie in britain. that ruling gained international attention. since then, two hospitals outside the uk have offered to help charlie. now the hospital's request and the case is going back to court. >> so to take our son from one hospital, where they do a lot of specialties there, and it's a fantastic hospital. unfortunately, they're not specialists in charlie's condition. the specialists are in america, where we want to go. >> last week, the pope expressed support for charlie's family. and president trump tweeted that if the u.s. can help, it will.

now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a live look outside. it looks gorgeous right now. mostly clear night across the entire delaware area. get out there and enjoy it, at least for sky gazing. everything is high and dry right now, but we are picking up on some showers to the northwest. we will see one or two sprinkles for tomorrow afternoon. of course, i'll time that out for you hour by hour. current temperature in allentown, 68 degrees. wilmington at 71. we have mount holly at 63 degrees. philadelphia, 73. atlantic city, your current temperature, 70 with variable calm winds right now. here is a look at your temperatures for tomorrow. today, we topped out mainly in the low to mid 80s. but for tomorrow, we are certainly trending a lot warmer. expected high temperature for chestnut hill tomorrow, 84 degrees. notice here, i do have a mix of s

sun and clouds. we may see an isolated shower, but i will time that hour. swanksville, scattered showers moving through, 86 degrees. lang horn, your expected high, mid 80s. partly to mostly cloudy skies. new jersey, one or two isolated showers. so notice here, this really is a neighborhood by neighborhood forecast. your expected highs tomorrow, 87 degrees and here a mix of sun and clouds, 86 is your expected high temperature. and for the jersey shore, more sunshine, fewer clouds. long port, 80s. 87 for egg harbour township. avolon, your expected high tomorrow, low to mid 80s. delaware, newark, your expected high 89. 88 in dover. so keep this in mind, because we are certainly trending a lot

warmer. rahobeth beach, a few clouds by the afternoon hours. 88 degrees. but more sunshine to start the day in rahobeth beach. here's your hour by hour forecast. a couple of showers, really isolated moving through. that's just me being picky. a lot of times hour by hour forecasts, this particular model doesn't pick up everything that can make it to the ground. i do think some of it will. so right now we'll be timing it out for you. if you follow us on social media @ nbcphiladelphia, you'll get more information on that. at 6:00 p.m., still seeing a couple of spotty showers there. but for the most part, it's clouds we're seeing. i just don't want to exclude the scattered showers, because any time you do have, we talk about this often, any time you do have those high daytime highs, you destabilize the atmosphere, and sometimes what happens is that you may get one or two scattered showers. so keep that in mind, because i do think you might want to keep

the umbrella close by in case you have a great hair day, you don't want to ruin it. do not leave home without it. coming up, i have a ten-day forecast. we are tracking a heat wave. >> okay. thanks. and here's danny with your sports. >> hair day, smair day. the phillies played one of their best days. and sixers fans can breathe easier after marquel fultz had to be helped off the court last night. the details next. those bubbles are celebrating. ♪ right now, get $1 any size soft drink. only at mcdonald's. ♪

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sixers first overall selection markelle fultz will not play the rest of the summer league after spraining his ankle last night. he sprained his ankle in the third quarter of their matchup against the warriors. stepped on the back of jabari brown's foot right there. x-rays came back negative, revealing a lateral ankle sprain. he was asked today how he's feeling. >> great. glad to be alive right now. the foot is not broken, so i'm good, walking around. >> are you surprised that it feels as good as it does today? >> i'm not surprised. i do a good job taking care of my body. we got a great training staff here. so they kid everything they needed to do. when i first down, i was a little worried. but at the end of the day, everything happens for a reason. >> her is fultz today on the

court, not showing a noticeable limp. he was asked what he got out of the summer league experience now that it's over. >> i definitely think i accomplished just being a leader. i've been talking a lot. scoring, getting my teammates involved. i think i improved a lot and learned how to guard the screen and just knowing that everybody on this level is going to be faster, quicker. so i definitely learned a lot. >> closer to home, jared icoff started for the padres. still looking for his first win in his 15th start of the season. that kind of the year for the phils. eight strikeouts, just one walk in five shutout innings of work. the offense backed him up, believe it or not. nick williams, get you some. his first major league home run of his career, up and out to left field, right next to the 334 sign. two batters later, cameron rupp with his sixth home run of the

season. and freddie galvis pounds one, upper deck shot. two-run job. 4-0. sixth inning, herrera, mow the lawn and trim the hedges. his first homework since june 5. then there's freddie galvis once again. phillies hit six home runs, most since 2004. phils heading to the all-star break with a 7-1 win. >> we should have saved three of those home runs for another day. but it shows you what they're capable of doing. cahill is pretty tough. he made some mistakes and we capitalized. the key to any team's success is when you get mistakes, you don't miss them. if we can continue to do that, we're going to improve. that's the whole idea. >> there will be no phillies at the midsummer classic except

this guy. his second all-star appearance and spoke up about the ups and downs his career has taken. >> it's nuts. i remember i was on top of the world about ten years ago, and i had a good rookie year, good second year, then tommy john. i come back and my velocity is down. the team tries to stick with me, but it doesn't work out. and then you start your voyage through aaa again. going what the heck happened here? and kind of makes you upset and makes you want to work harder. it's been a strange road. >> a pair of phillies playing at a futures game at the site of the all-star game. hoskins started at first plate. he played the aaa all-star game on wednesday. second baseman scott cainry got an at-bat. he flied out. the u.s. defeated them 7-6. coming up later, we'll hear from nick williams on his career

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>> nbc goes inside a philadelphia school that shows why supporters love the charter system, and why critics say they're not playing by the same rules.

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right now, tracking rain. clear and dry conditions make way for showers for your afternoon commute tomorrow. welcome back to "nbc 10 news" at 11:00. thanks for staying up with us. monday morning, just minutes away and we're tracking rain as we head back to the workweek. erica martin is here with your most accurate forecast. erica? >> oh, yeah, denise, just minutes away to your monday morning. right now, mostly clear skies through the overnight hours. so we do have the big dipper if you look to the northwest and the full thunder moon for tonight. so a great night for sky gazing all around. current temperature in philadelphia, 73 degrees. the winds are southerly at 5 miles per hour. i do want to show you your three-day outlook. showers, we'll see some clouds

developing tomorrow. and one or two isolated showers moving through. but really the big story is we have the threat of a heat wave starting on tuesday through wednesday. and thursday and plenty of rounds of thunderstorms. so coming up in just a bit, i do have your most accurate forecast. we'll talk about the thunderstorms and the heat wave. back to you. see you soon, erica. tonight, one woman is dead along with several animals after a fiery crash into an spca animal shelter. and now as police investigate what happened, drew smith shows us how there's a new push to help the dozens of other animals impacted by this crash. >> reporter: the brandy wine spca switched into crisis mode around 12:15 this morning, and the work didn't stop once firefighters put out the flames. it started when a van came crashing through the new castle shelter. the driver and several cats did not survive. >> he's a little frightened. >> reporter: some of the animals are in the organization's

westchester location, hoping for a surge of adoptions to make room for the pets. >> some of the animals are terrified. >> reporter: the spca shared photos showing the impact zone. but fire and sprinklers created abmr an emergency. >> it broke my heart. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out what happened to the driver, 33-year-old mother of five latoyia cooper. >> i feel so bad because she burned in a fire by herself. >> reporter: many joined in an emotional prayer here this afternoon. restoration workers are trying to fix the shelter. >> we want to get up and running as quick as we can. >> reporter: there has been a lot of support for the family of latoyia cooper out here. we asked cooper's mother what she was doing out here or what she may have been driving to. she did not know the answer to that, and said through tears, she won't get the chance to ask.

i'm drew smith, "nbc 10 news." president trump calls them bad people when he talks about illegal immigrants committing crimes in the u.s. and usually points to members of the ms-13 gang. he claims his administration is kicking them out. our partners at factcheck.org say the president is exaggerating the figures. >> ms-13 is a prime target. bad people. >> reporter: during a meeting with relatives of people killed by undocumented immigrants, president donald trump points to the ms-13 gang, a group formed in the '80s in los angeles by immigrants from el salvador. there are believed to be 10,000 members across the u.s., and the gang is no longer exclusively made up of those from el salvador. the gang is high profile and has become a so-called poster child of the trump administration's efforts to remove undocumented immigrants believed to be

committing crimes. >> we've gotten many of them out already. we're pretty much at the 50% mark, we're getting them out as fast as we can. >> reporter: 50% would be 5,000. president trump made a similar claim in iowa saying his administration has deported ms-13 gang members by the thousands. >> this year, in fiscal year 2017, there have been a little bit more than 700 arrests of these particular gang members. so it's not in the thousands, it's in the hundreds. and fiscal year 2017 started in october 1, 2016 when obama was president. so from what we've seen so far of these arrests, happened under obama and trump. >> reporter: as far as thousands of arrests, factcheck.org says you have to go back to fiscal year 2005 to hit this number when operation community shield was started. >> it was started under george bush. and since that time, there's

been about 7,000 members who have been arrested. not deported but arrested. but that's going back to 2005. >> reporter: i'm jim rosenfield for nbc news. next on "nbc 10 news," from wedding rings to handcuffs, how police put an arrest on hold to help out with one of the biggest moments in this man's life.

right now, the battle is heating up of critics and supporters of philadelphia's charter schools. nbc went inside one school that shows the good and the bad. this is boy's latin school of philadelphia. 90% of the students have gone on to college. the admission is by lottery, and free for any student who gets into this publicly funded school. but the success of schools like

this come at a price, especially when it comes to funding public schools. one parent whose son goes here cannot worry about others. >> i have to worry about my son. i can't focus on the next parent. so if they're on a waiting list and they couldn't get in, i'm sorry for that. but i'm not sorry for that, because i hustled to make sure -- >> but is that fair? >> is life fair? >> we created two enormous boring systems that are cannibalizing one another, competing for students, pitting communities against one another. that's not going to work. >> officials say the funding streams have to change if they want the two systems to co-exist. a 5-k fun reason this morning, and ran the rocky steps and posed with the statue. principals from around the

country are in town this week for a conference. and this was a competitive eat and run event. at the halfway mark, participants stopped and ate a pint of vanilla ice cream. that was part of the requirements. they had to eat the entire pint before they could finish the second leg of the run. nbc 10 in medford where some olympic hopefuls worked on their track and field skills this weekend. vertical adventures hosted the two-day camp. and if arts and crafts are more your thing, haddenfield was the place to be. the festival just wrapped up, and more than 250 vendors took part in the festival. a bear cub rescued in a sticky situation in california. this little cub had his head stuck in a jug.

one officer held the cub while a game warden removed the jug. once free, it ran off to the nearest tree. a man intent on asking his girlfriend to marry him had to ask for help from the police officers arresting him. on tuesday, oklahoma police finally caught up with this guy who had six warrants for his arrest. but he was planning to propose that day. police body camera video shows the officer removing the handcuffs from the back to his front so he could put the ring on her finger and she did say yes. a scary scene on a south carolina highway after a man heeds police on a high speed chase with a baby inside his car. police say the driver traveled speeds up to 90 miles per hour. the chase ended when the car he was driving flipped on its roof. that's when police say the driver tried to fight them with the baby in his hands. the baby is in the hospital but

expected to be okay. president trump's eldest son met with a kremlin linked attorney shortly after his father clinched the gop nomination. "the new york times" reported today that trump jr. agreed to the meeting after being promised information damaging to the clinton campaign. meanwhile, the president is talking about his meeting with president vladamir putin. nbc's kelly o'donnell reports. >> reporter: still in the grasp. president trump's new relationship with vladamir putin face-to-face at the g-20. laid out in a first person account on twitter. i strongly pressed president putin twice about russian meddling in our election. he denied it. i've already given my opinion. a more pointed recap by the chief of staff. >> the president absolutely did not believe the denial of president putin. >> reporter: president trump says he wants to move beyond the election interference controversy, and partner with

russia over a bold idea that's drawing skepticism and derision. putin and i discussed forming a cyber security unit so that election hacking and many other negative things will be guarded. a dubious senator john mccain. >> i am sure that vladamir putin could be of enormous assistance in that effort, since he's doing the hacking. >> reporter: treasury secretary mnuchin says it makes sense. >> this is about having capabilities to make sure we fight signer together, which i think is a very significant accomplishment for president trump. >> reporter: but senator marco rubio's reaction is cutting tweeting, partnering with putin on a cyber security unit is akin to partnering with assad on a chemical weapons unit. claiming a diplomatic achievement on syria, the president tweeted about working with putin and assad ally to establish a partial cease-fire. senator graham praised that policy but argues president trump is not seeing putin

clearly. >> he's got a blind spot and to forgive and forget when it comes to putin regarding cyber attacks is to empower putin. that's exactly what he's doing. >> reporter: the white house is also playing down a newly revealed june 2016 meeting at trump tower, just after trump clinched the nomination. the president's son, son-in-law and campaign chairman met with a russian lawyer with kremlin connections. she has lobbied against a 2012 american law that sanctioned russian officials over human rights abuses. in protest, putin ended american adoptions of russian children. >> there was a meeting about russian adoption, and after about 20 minutes the meeting ended. that was the end of it. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteorologist erica martin. a live look outside over the ben franklin bridge. sit gorgeous tonight. mostly clear skies. i cannot emphasize enough, a

great night for sky gazing. you can see saturn, and the big dipper and the full moon called the thunder moon for july. west mount airy 68. park side at 64. port richmond, a pair of 7s. and bustleton at 70 degrees. warrenton, upper 60s for you. bed minister at 65. the winds right now are light and variable, and let's go ahead and head on down to delaware. greenville, seeing 63 degrees. notice right here, we are seeing a southerly influence across delaware, but the winds are variable across our viewing area. allendale, current temperature is 67 degrees. redden 65. satellite and radar image right

now, everything is high and dry. this is why it's such a great night tonight. very comfortable conditions, not very muggy at all. but a wider perspective. we can see some moisture, some showers to the northwest. it will effect us, i do think we'll see one or two scattered showers moving through. i will time that out for you hour by hour. starting us at 11:30 p.m., we'll pause by tomorrow, 5:00 p.m., seeing a couple of dots here. this is one model. i do think we will see a couple of scattered showers. keep the umbrella handy, because you'll need them for a lot of the week. we will see rounds of showers and thunderstorms. 2:00 p.m. on tuesday. i want to show you a couple of chances of showers and thunderstorms here, especially likely for tuesday afternoon. so again, keep the umbrellas handy. here is your ten-day on 10. 88 degrees on monday, 94 on tuesday. here is where the heat wave starts. 91 on wednesday, a chance of showers later in the day.

92 on thursday. looks like we'll see rain and thunderstorms. also for friday, unfortunately, not the best week. very hot, very humid. keep that in mind. saturday, 85 degrees. sunday, i do have a mix of sun and clouds. we could see some showers late in the day. 88 on sunday. the following monday 88. tracking the showers and thunderstorms for this workweek, and of course, be safe with the heat wave. stay hydrated and take care of the elderly and those pets. here's danny with sports. >> erica, thank you. up next, markelle fultz tells us what he remembers about the play where he sprained his ankle. and nick williams tells us about his first career home run and whether he was able to get it back from the fan.

good to see you again. after markelle fultz went down in last night's game against the warriors, joelle embead tweeted no, no, no, don't do this to us.

they all missed their first season after being drafted because of injuries. embead missed two. this does not appear to be a serious injury for fultz. x-rays were negative. he's been diagnosed with a lateral sprain. he should be able to resume basketball activities in a week or two. here's how he described what happened on the play. >> i was so focussed on trying to get that block, when it first happened, i didn't think or hear anything. but i came down, i was just like, i didn't look at it. it just hurt so bad. i was like man, i need to get up. but i met with the trainers and everything, i knew it was going to be. >> what kind of treatment? >> a lot of ice, just keep moving it so it don't get stiff. >> and fultz helping out his team during the pregame warmups. last year's number one pick ben simmons rocking the soccer jersey, also there. first quarter, jonah baldwin

gets the steal. james blackmon, jr. with the hoop. second quarter, spurs turn it over. blackmon comes up empty on the layup. and brandon austin trying to get noticed. the steal and the stick on the other end. sixers losing 78-67 after three. the phillies may have the worst record in baseball. they are the only team without 30 wins, but they are headed into the break on a high note. their offense erupted for six home runs today in a 7-1 win over the padres. the first came off the bat of nick williams, with an oppo shot. going about 334 feet and landing in the front row in left field. the question is, did he get the ball back? >> i get it back. it was awesome to get it back, but i didn't think i would get

it back. i would have been upset if i didn't. >> what did you have to give them? >> probably sign a bat for them. >> cool. >> and some batting gloves, maybe a pair of cleats. >> this may have been their best game this season. the starter threw five shut innings, striking out eight. >> felt good to be back out there after that extended period of time. it felt really good. the season tests you and you never know when that first one is going to come. sometimes it's later than you would want, but it was well worth it. >> and man, it was everything and then nothing. denver native kyle freeland, a rookie, took a no-hitter into the ninth at coors field for the rockies. first batter strikes out.

next batter, ka bracabrera, bas breaks up the no-no. two outs shy of the no-hitter and the rockies win 10-0. flyers continuing their developmental camp. this year's fourth round pick, the 6'4" matthew strom is a score we are a potential to be a force near the crease. the flyers want to see him improve his skating. >> in the summer, working with my brothers, they just keep saying it never stops. my brother ryan is still working on stuff. it never stops. so when something new pops up, just determined to get at it. just keep working from there. >> that is your look at sports. stay with us. nbc 10 news coming right back.

erica is back with a final check of the forecast with some heat this week. >> that's right. temperatures are going to climb into the 90s by tuesday. and looks like a heat wave with wednesday topping out at 91 and 92 on thursday. also seeing a couple of rounds of showers and thunderstorms. in fact, we could see one or two strong thunderstorms on tuesday, thursday, and friday. keep the umbrellas handy, and keep the water handy for that heat wave. >> drink up. erica, thank you. that's "nbc 10 news" for now. for all of us here, have a great monday.

- so we're gonna be going to the hill a little later on. - yes, we're gonna go to the hill and i'm gonna take you up a part of the hill and i'm hoping to make you throw up. - i don't think it'll be that difficult. jerry rice, the nfl's best wide receiver ever and one of the most dominant players in the sport's history, beginning life as a bricklayer's son. - if i didn't supply the bricks, then my father would end up losing money. - [graham] and starting his career at a small mississippi college.