they are searching multiple areas. at this point investigators not releasing a lot about what they are finding as this mystery deepens. in bucks county the road through this wooded area blocked by the search. an all terrain vehicle helped them get around. >> it's all hands on deck. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney saying the focus of the investigation is to figure out where they are. 19-year-old jimi patrick. mark sturgis and tom meo. the d.a. says they are working to confirm their relationship. the friends and family say meo and sturgis are good friends. watching for news on the missing. the search for clues stretching along 202 with a dog on the job here and investigators at a site in bensalem.

questions remaining about the disappearance and whether foul play is involved. >> some investigations go on until they peter out. we are about as far from that as zero is to 100. this investigation, the leads are hot, very fruitful. we are making great progress but there is so much more work to do. >> reporter: and on that question of whether there is foul play involved here, the district attorney saying that it seems so. and you know his answer to that question this afternoon a little different than this morning when they said they simply don't know. he does say they are leading in that direction. i asked him what was convincing him. he said it was information that he had that he could not reveal. >> our digital team has been following every development of

this story. download the nbc 10 app to get updates as they happen and on any breaking news. to first alert weather. we are tracking severe storms headed our way for tomorrow afternoon. they may be several hours away but we are getting you ready with a first alert. this guy decided to ditch the shirt for his walk with the baby. heat and humidity creating perfect conditions for severe weather tomorrow afternoon. >> glenn schwartz breaking down what we can expect in your most accurate forecast. >> we have issued a first alert for much of the area for tomorrow between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. for those thunderstorms. localized wind damage, down pours. feels like temperature during the afternoon will be 95 to 100. it will be much, much hotter than it was today. now, the storm risk is not

really high on the scale, but it does exist tomorrow. we do expect thunderstorms tomorrow. and with the heat and humidity there is certainly a good chance that they will be strong. we have very little on radar right now. we have to go back to ohio and western pennsylvania to find any significant storms. there is another batch coming down in michigan. here is the hour by hour. nothing much going on tonight. a couple of light showers. during the day tomorrow, not in the morning, but in the afternoon as we heat up well into the 90s, perhaps mid 90s with high humidity here we go with the thunderstorms. any one of these, you see the balls of red capable of producing hail, gusty winds and wind damage. here is 5:30 tomorrow afternoon during rush hour. not everybody is getting it, but there will likely be some severe

storms in the area. here is 8:00 and then 10:00 things quiet down completely across the area. so it's a limited risk for tomorrow at least. for tonight it's a pretty nice night overall. just isolated showers. we'll be back to talk about further threats and hotter weather coming up. text messages and google searches center stage at the case of a deadly hazing incident at penn state. >> 18 fraternity members are charged in the death of a 19-year-old pledge. >> prosecutors began by revealing text messages sent by some of the 18 accused. the suspect arrived this morning for the second hearing being held at a court near penn state's campus. some suspects are accused of involuntary manslaughter. others face less serious charges all related to the death inside the now shuttered house.

he died after a night of drinking and several falls including twice down a flight of stairs. prosecutors say members of the frat waited nearly 12 hours to call 911 even though they knew he was severely injured. today presented several text messages they say was sent. one read make sure the pledges clean the basement and get rid of any evidence of alcohol. another said make sure pledges keep quiet about last night and this situation. prosecutors presented a google search made by one brother. the search, how will nine drinks in an hour effect a 200-pound guy. the hearing is expected to last until the judge decides if there is enough evidence to send the case to trial. tragedy at the marina terminal. a cargo container fell on to a car and killed the man inside. the accident happened in south

philadelphia. sky force 10 shot video of firefighters trying to help the person inside the truck but it was too late. a community will come together to remember a woman killed in a fiery crash at a delaware animal shelter. latoya cooper died after driving her minivan into the spca. the crash sparked a fire. a memorial service will be held tonight at 5:30. the clock is ticking for the governor tom wolf as the pennsylvania budget battle continues. wolf has until midnight to decide whether to sign, veto or allow a state spending bill to lapse into law. the house and senate working to find a way. they hope to raise more than $2 million in new revenue. chris christie's approval rating remains at an all time

low. a poll found 80% of voters disapprove of the job and approval rating is at 15%. numbers virtually the same as the poll last month. of the 800 people surveyed 86% say they saw photos of christie on the beach and when asked for a word to describe how they felt residents said they were disgusted, angry, outraged. to the new controversy surrounding president trump's oldest son. >> the health care battle is heating up again. nbc 10's keith jones is following it all. >> nbc news learned donald trump jr. hired a lawyer to represent him in connection to the russian probe. this just in after trump jr. is acknowledging that he met with a russian lawyer who claimed to have information on hillary clinton during last year's campaign. trump jr. took to twitter quote

i am the first person to hear info about an opponent, went nowhere and had to listen. the tweet is the latest shift first reported by the "new york times." trump jr. initially said it focussed on expanded russian abduction program. he was told the attorney might have information helpful to the trump campaign. president trump took to twitter to defend his daughter. ivanka faced criticism after she briefly took a seat at a meeting of world leaders. the president tweeted when i left conference room for short meetings with japan and other countries i asked ivanka to hold seat. very standard. merkel agrees. republicans return from the july 4 recess and president trump has a message for them

saying i cannot imagine that congress would dare to leave washington without a beautiful new health care bill fully approved and ready to go. republicans health care plan is universally opposed by democrats and it is struggling to win support from within the gop. the plan would effectively repeal obamacare while cutting hundreds of billions of dollars from medicaid. protesters rallied outside the offices of several republican offices in washington today in an effort to stop the gop health care bill from passing. it's estimated that at least 22 million more people would become uninsured under the republican legislation. among those in washington is a pennsylvania woman who brought her two children to the capitol. >> we want them to put faces to the numbers that they talk about. these are real children with real health issues that will be severely effected if the bill is passed. >> police took several people

into custody. at least ten republican senators expressed opposition to the bill. keith jones, nbc 10 news. trouble if you are riding the rails into new york city. new schedules took effect today for new jersey transit so crews can make repairs at penn station. the new schedules will last until september 1. nj transit says customers should follow them on social media to receive alerts. amtrak will experience summer delays. the crews will be repairing amtrak's tracks and signals after two recent derailments put the spot light on pen station's aging infrastructure. changes are in effect for septa riders. the transit agency changed how it collects tickets starting today. the new system effects week day afternoon and evening riders. here is what is new. you will get your ticket punched

at the stairways to the platforms. you will get your ticket back to give to the conductor aboard the train. we are still waiting for new information about a deadly home invasion in morris town. the homeowner called police and said two men broke into his home on hartford drive. he says he stabbed them both in self defense. one suspect died. no charges have been filed against the homeowner but the burlington county prosecutor says officers are still investigating. traffic is moving again along route 130. a tractor-trailer toppled. the truck ended up going over the median so clearing it took a while. all lanes of route 130 were closed. a u.s. soldier is accused of killing his wife and a new york state trooper. trooper arrived at the soldier's home last night. he was shot and killed. the suspect then surrendered. he is an active army

infantryman. and a call left several state troopers and first responders in the hospital exposed to some type of substance. a total of six people got six. state police got a call for domestic dispute at that home. investigators don't know exactly what made the first responders sick. drowning is the second leading cause of death of kids between the ages of 5 and 14. this week more than 100 kids are attending a camp in north philly to learn about water safety. the caring people alliance will teach the kids to swim and give hands on experience with first responders. the goal is to bring this camp to community centers and boys and girls clubs across the country. parents are keeping a closer eye on their children after a pair of drownings at the jersey shore. ted greenberg found out what you can do to try to prevend these

tragedies. the battle for mosul is not over. iraqi forces moved to retake one of the final areas where isis is holding out. yesterday iraq's prime minister declared victory in mosul. the general says there will continue to be military presence to get rid of sleeper cells and explosives. isis took over iraq's second largest city back in 2014. get ready to hear the bull dozer noise in wild wood construction began on the anticipated byrne plaza. plenty of space for concerts and farmer's market. a new report shows kids in the southern most part of new jersey are falling behind compared to counter parts throughout the state. the kids count report compares all 21 new jersey counties in four categories, child and family economics, child health safety and well being and

education. cape may is 17th in economics. 15th in health. 21st and last in safety and 12th in education. cumberland county rankz 20th in economics, 18th in health, 18th in safety and 21st in education. student loans can leave you with severe debt. that's why the university of delaware is testing out a new program. starting in fall half students will be required to take extra counseling sessions anytime they borrow more money. the university is one of about 50 schools doing the same thing to see if it helps. a state of emergency in effect in northern california because of a wildfire burning in that region. the so-called wildfire has

burned 600 acres. thousands of people are under a mandatory evacuation because the fire is threatening so many structu structures. for the second time in less than four weeks a massive fire broke out in london. nearly 70 firefighters called shortly after midnight. that market is a popular tourist destination. no injuries reported. it was a different story in west london when at least 80 people were killed in a high rise apartment building fire there. want you to take a look at severe weather video from florida. >> a woman jolted by a lightning strike caught on camera. she goes running once it happens. she is taken to the hospital. she is expected to be okay. the same cannot be said for the concrete pole it hit. the damage more visible. we could see lightning, damaging winds and heavy rain with the severe storms heading our way tomorrow. first alert radar showing storms

in ohio. we are getting you ready with a first alert. >> it is all heading our way. how fast? what is the timing on this? >> we are not talking about any kind of threats for overnight tonight or into tomorrow morning. this first alert is for much of the area except for the beaches for 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. it's a six-hour window. after that the storms will die down. before that the storms may not even have developed. this is for localized wind damage, brief down pours, possibly hail, as well. at the same time it will feel like 95 to 100. the heat and humidity helping to fuel the storms. we don't have storms today. we have one shower going into north jersey. the rest of the area is pretty dry but in the western portions of pennsylvania we are already getting severe thunderstorm warnings with this line of

storms. we have another one back in ohio. we have other activity out in michigan and this entire area has that warm southwest flow that is bringing in hotter and more humid air. at the same time you can see the spin over chicago as the area of low pressure going to help trigger those storms. hour by hour we go through the night tonight. nothing more than a brief shower mainly to the north. tomorrow morning it is dry and then the storms start to build tomorrow afternoon. we're not talking about everybody getting hit but if you do get hit by one of the storms it is capable of producing some of the damage. you can see storms down by washington, d.c. here is the afternoon rush across philadelphia and there is even purple in here. that would be a very intense cell. another one near trenton. another one down in delaware.

you can see they are scattered across the area. it's not widespread. as we go towards later in the evening by 10:00 it is just about all passed. that is not the only nasty weather that is coming this week. we also have heat to contend with. >> we sure do. we will get a couple of rounds in the storms and the heat. the first round of heat will be coming at us tomorrow. let's look at your feels like forecast. this gives you an idea of what it will feel like. today between nice and uncomfortable. the humidity on the rise. tomorrow we will stick it right up to oppressive. we will see the feels like temperature somewhere around 95 to 100. we will dial it back a little bit for wednesday. then we take it up here between oppressive and dangerous on thursday. let's go ahead and break down where we are right now. temperatures are seasonal. they are in the 340imid 80s. 86 in trenton.

84 in vineland. 84 in wilmington. dover at 86. tonight will be a warm and muggy night. you know when you have overnight lows in the low and mid 70s across the area that things are going to be uncomfortable the next day. it is basically going to be 73 in philadelphia tonight, 72 in wilmington. mount poconos about the most refreshing around. that is at 63 degrees. so let me take you through the feels like. this is what you are going to be dealing with. right now we have a feels like that isn't too bad. by tomorrow look at this in the afternoon the feels like climbs to 95. this is just one forecast model. some have it between a95 and 10. let's go to wednesday. the feels like is a little bit less. we will have a feels like in the lower 90s. it's thursday we are concerned about. thursday that feels like is going to be at 100 or bcabove.

some of the forecast models have feels like up to about 106. that is truly oppressive to dangerous day. this is where we are going. tomorrow in philadelphia 94. 92 on wednesday. and 97 on thursday with that feels like to 106. let's go to pennsylvania suburbs. 91 tomorrow. a refreshing 90 on wednesday and 96 on thursday with storms both tuesday and thursday. on tuesday we will see the lehigh valley at 88. 94 on thursday. jersey at 92. 84 along the shore. much, much warmer except the jersey shore by the time we hit thursday. a towel tug of war that had a local tennis fan getting international attention. >> completely surprised. i don't know where to start that a man would do such a thing to a kid. >> still ahead the delaware county teenager talks with nbc

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save the struggling pooch. check out the scene where the bulls ran through the streets for a fourth straight day. two people were injured during today's dash along the course. neither was hurt seriously. the running of the bulls is made famous by the 1926 novel "the sun also rises". five people have been gored by bulls since the runs started on friday. you have to be quick on the feet to avoid the animals. watch as one man dodges the bull with a fast move. the bull sets his sights on the guy but that thrill seeker had other ideas. >> quick thinking. >> real quick thinking. life saving thinking. a weather double wammy for tomorrow afternoon. heat, humidity and the threat for severe storms across our area. >> we get you prepared for what's to come. i'm tracking the timing of some of these storms plus the

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drowning dangers at the jersey shore. >> police have a new warning for parents after a pair of tragedies. last thursday a 4-year-old girl was pulled from a lake at a camp ground. she died from her injuries this morning. on saturday a 6-year-old philadelphia girl drowned in a motel pool in wild wood. ted greenberg found out how you can try to prevent tragedies the next time your child suits up to swim. >> reporter: at the nantucket inn and suites today parents keeping an even closer eye on their children after a weekend tragedy. >> pay a little more attention to the kids and not letting them have leeway. >> they're on their way. >> reporter: police getting frantic 911 calls after 6-year-old was found at the bottom of the motel pool saturday afternoon. >> she is on the floor drowning. >> reporter: one caller

expressing concern about who had been watching the girl. staying at the motel with relatives. police believe she somehow fell into the deep end but several minutes before anybody saw her. efforts to revive the girl were not successful. signs clearly state there is no lifeguard on duty, none required by law. >> it is a real tragic incident. >> reporter: the drowning two days after a 4-year-old girl was pulled from an unguarded lake at camping and rv resort. >> you have to be vigilant and keep an eye on your children. kids can disappear in an instant. >> reporter: the manager would not go on camera. tells me employees always urge to closely watch kids in the pool area. >> people need to be more aware and be cautious. that way everybody gets to go home. >> reporter: relatives say

isabella loved the water and enjoyed her sixth birthday at a pool party. now her family is raising money with a go fund me page to help pay for her funeral. >> last month two teenagers drowned in atlantic city, as well. life guards were not obduty when the two were in the water. >> tracking a climb over the next several days. today's warm temps weren't enough. ready for what is expected to roll through our area around this time tomorrow. nbc 10 first alert radar tracking severe storms. and that is why our team issued first alert to prepare you for our threat headed our way. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is back. he is tracking conditions you

can expect in your most accurate forecast. >> we do expect most of the day tomorrow to be dry. it will be hot and humid. there is a period where we will be getting thunderstorms. first alert for the entire area except for beach areas from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow for localized wind damage, brief down pours. we have lightning and possibly hail, as well. feels like temperatures 95 to 100 during that time. there is a large area of the country that is under some threat for severe storms tomorrow. we, of course, are in that except for perhaps southern delaware and parts of the jersey shore. that's still a significant threat. not everybody gets it. nobody is getting rained on right now in our area. some of these storms from western pa, remnants coming over tonight. what you see in michigan and in

indiana is more associated with what is coming in tomorrow. and the hour by hour showing us the dry weather to start off the day tomorrow. that allows the heat to build up. we will get perhaps into the mid 90s. feel like near 100. and in the afternoon there comes some of thoses. not a lot of them. the ones out there are likely to be pretty intense and then really start to die out as we get towards 10:00 at night. we'll talk more about threats. we have another threat for storms on thursday along with even hotter weather coming up in a few minutes. here is a look at other stories. in cape may county beach parking is on hold for a few more weeks because of bad weather. it has delayed the city's plan to improve beach access ramps. you will be able to park your

four weheel and all wheel drive vehicles on the sand. easier to move through security at lehigh valley international airport because tsa precheck open enrollment lets travelers pass through security without taking off shoes or jackets or taking out laptop. the city of bethlehem is marking a sentonnial. 100 years ago that boroughs voted to become a city. it is the seventh largest city in pennsylvania. summer camp of a different kind for dozens of kids in northwest philadelphia. today's kickoff for the inaugural read to succeed summer camp. the camps run through august 3. the free library of philadelphia co-sponsors these. redemption after robbery. >> a delaware county tennis fan

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this is nbc 10 news. >> watch as an officer in london stops without leaving his car. the officer tries pulling in front of him so the officer starts chasing him. when he catches up with the guy he opens his door and down goes the biker. very easy to get him and throw handcuffs on at that point. summer pests are creating chaos for our trees. emerald ash borer originally from asia but has been in the u.s. since early 2000s. it has invaded the delaware valley. it eats its way through ash trees and beetles lay eggs under the bark. >> people are trying now to at least save the seeds and deep

freeze them so when we are able to get some kind of controls on this beetle that we can actually introduce ashes back into the forest. >> another nonnative insect, the spotted lantern fly. eats hard wood trees and fruit crops. so far only detected in pennsylvania. you can watch more on invasive bugs and pests and how to get rid of them all this week on nbc 10 news today. this was worth the wait. two women in their 80s, they took to the skies this morning to cross sky diving off the bucket list. >> they took the leap of faith. last week rain delayed the adventure. the ladies live in the same community. this is their top wish. are you kidding me?

80 years old. >> thap are awesome. >> good for them. great pictures. >> i would never. happy for them. lottery luck struck twice in a week. she won half a million on a scratch off ticket. the 19-year-old figured why not try again. she bought another $5 scratch off and won $100,000. she concerned ten into $650,000. >> i'm sure she is making a lot of friends. >> lightning never strikes twice, if you win one you can't win another. >> she has a lucky charm. let's get in touch with her. we need luck as far as the weather. let's take a live look at the cape pay camera. a lot of people trying to make a long weekend down the shore. they better enjoy it now because we have severe weather headed our way. >> parts of the area are going to be hit.

shore areas and beach areas have lowest chance of getting severe storms by later tomorrow. the sea breeze is one of the reasons that keep the heaviest stuff inland. this is the first alert for tomorrow 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. that crosses about the entire area. a lot of lightning and, of course, some hail. and we measure this in the form of a threat with just estimating relative dangers here. tomorrow the biggest threats are damaging wind and lightning. still not near the top of the scale. there is some hail threat. there is some flash flood threat because the storms are not moving very much and there is a lot of moisture with these storms in the area. nothing in the area right now. that's for sure. things are nice and quiet. storms in western pennsylvania, that's not what is going to get us tomorrow afternoon. the remnants of this could bring

showers overnight. we do have more back in michigan and near chicago. this whole system is going to take a while to get past. hour by hour 6:00 a.m. things are quiet. it's kind of humid. you are going to notice that during the day tomorrow. and then start to see some of the thunderstorms fire up. we are not talking about big storms, lines of storms. well organized storms. that means not everybody is going to get hit by this. as we go into the late evening hours tomorrow things quiet down. that's not the end of the storm threats for this week. we have another one on thursday and heat and humidity are building up. >> it's going to be extra deodorant day tomorrow and probably much of the week. >> until thursday. >> thursday is going to be the most oppressive day of the week. let's look at where we are right now. we are seasonal. 87 degrees in philadelphia.

spot on where we should be. 76 at mount pocono. 84 in vineland. 85 in atlantic city. 86 in dover. it's a comfortable summer day. a little bit sticky. not too bad out there yet. this is what it is going to be feeling like by the time we get into tomorrow when we combine moisture in the air with the actually air temperature. feels like will be around 100. somewhere between 95 and 100. we dial it back to 95 on wednesday because a front comes through triggering storms tomorrow. cleans out a little bit of humidity. we are still uncomfortable because it is still in the 90s. and then we get to thursday. this is the day we are concerned about because we are going to be feeling very oppressive. we have temperatures in the upper 90s and a feels like that could exceed 105. by friday relief arrives. let's take a look at your feels like temperature for tomorrow. it will feel like 97 tomorrow in philadelphia. and in the evening it will feel

like 95. showers and storms possible. i feel like 94 in pennsylvania suburb. 92 in the lehigh valley. feels like of 99 in delaware and 96 if you are out in south jersey. here is your ten day. 94 for the air temperature tomorrow feeling much warmer ee on wednesday. a little bit of rain on friday and then here is the pay off. what looks like a lovely weekend ahead. next at 4:00, getting the last laugh after a towel fight at wimbledon. a delaware county teenager's heartbreak turned to happiness. this happened in the blink of an eye. the message from one cyclist after this nasty crash right there. that story is all new at 5:00.

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if you haven't seen this video from wimbledon take a look. >> a man gets into a tug of war with a teenager and take as towel. now the teenager did finally get to meet the tennis player this weekend. >> and we caught up with the teenager who did return home with a lot more than a towel. >> reporter: we talk to peter and his mom. he told us having that towel ripped out of his hands was heartbreaking. what happened next gives him a story to tell. this is video that caused a stir. >> and he threw it right in my direction. >> reporter: tosses his towel to the second row. the man in front of him grabs ahold of it. >> he was a larger man.

he out powered me. >> i heard him say and made an angry face and they got out of there. >> reporter: a rough start to a promising vacation for mother and son. >> how would he do such a horrible thing. >> reporter: he posted this on twitter asking the public to help identify the boy. >> and i was like that's me. >> reporter: through the power of social media they met three days later at wimbledon. >> this is the towel he gave me and immediately recognized me as the boy who got the towel taken away and he says he have to get a picture. >> reporter: grateful for a memory that will last a lifetime. providing a lesson to be learned. >> he is a very nice guy. >> reporter: and a role model to look up to. >> i hope the other kids would see good behavior and know that

we don't live in a world where everybody misbehaves. >> maybe some adults need to learn about good behavior. >> the way he was pulling that. >> he wanted that towel. he has a great story. >> the teen got the love at the end. >> we are working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. new information about the road rage that left a high school graduate dead. >> nbc 10 has new information about why a local pizza restaurant is involved. sounding the alarm for public schools. philadelphia's budget was just approved and could setback school spending by tens of millions of dollars. and a grisly attack. a teenager left with staples in his skull after coming face-to-face with a wild bear. his story next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

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behind the microphone in the midst of low approval ratings new jersey governor chris christie tests out a new gig. facing consequences a. school bus sent crashing to its side. more than a dozen children hurt. new charges for the suspected hit-and-run driver. tracking severe storms. the changes heading our way as temperatures and humidity soar. nbc 10 news starts now. >> first at 5:00, nbc 10 has exclusive information about new developments into a fatal road

rage case. we learned how investigators are building their case against a delaware county man accused of shooting a teen in the head last month. >> reporter: we learned investigators have filed two separate search warrants looking for more information in the case. this is one filed on friday. it goes after a local pizza restaurant. their video surveillance equipment. we learned that investigators are trying to build a case as to what he did in the moments after that shooting. workers did not want to talk to us about why police investigating the murder of 18-year-old bianca roberson showed up here. they had learned her suspected killer david desper had been at the pizza shop sometime after the shooting. the warrant does not give specific dates a