investigation. at this point police believe something bad happened. more on a busy day in this case. >> reporter: that property you just showed, that had been all day today. now these four young men, most of them haven't been seen since friday. one of them not seen since wednesday. family told us two of them are good friends. the d.a.'s office trying to figure out the connection between all four, if there is one. the connection we know right now they are missing and not far from here investigators are digging for answers. investigators searching a large property off route 202, part of a big job bringing local, state and federal resources on board. >> trying to find needles in a hay stack. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney confident he will get to the bottom of a myste mystery. 19-year-old jimi patrick,

19-year-old dean finocchiario, mark sturgis and tom meo. >> the leads are incredibly hot. >> reporter: it is an agonizing wait for their loved ones. eric and kenny are friends with dean finocchiario and they are worried. >> he's a really funny kid. everybody loves him. always has a smile on his face. he wouldn't just go missing for no reason. something has to be happening. >> reporter: trying to sort out fact from fiction and rumors. >> no one knows what is true and what's not. >> reporter: district attorney saying he believes foul play is involved in the disappearance of the men. what leads you to that? >> information that i know that i can't share. >> reporter: he says they are making progress. >> we are going to solve this. >> reporter: now, investigators are searching more than one

property today. they were at one in bensalem. the d.a. declining to say how many spots they are looking at. i can tell you that property today getting a lot of attention. >> this is a developing story. we will bring you any updated information on this search the minute we get it on the nbc 10 app and on nbc10.com and here on air, as well. now to double weather threats that you should prepare for. first we issued first alert for tomorrow because of severe storms, possible damaging winds. temperatures are climbing. it could feel like 100 degrees tomorrow. a live look outside right now. it's not too hot and it is dry. runners should enjoy it while they can. a live look at conditions along 95 where the weather isn't complicating the commute tonight just in one direction. could be a very different situation this time tomorrow

because of the weather. glenn "hurricane" schwartz, big changes are coming. >> we are going to be getting a lot more heat, a lot more humidity and the storms are going to be showing up on radar tomorrow unlike today. we have a first alert out for potential severe storms for the entire area except for the beaches. 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. so it's a narrow time period. most of the day is dry. most of the area is dry. localized wind damage, brief down pours, lightning, possible hail. it's going to feel like it is 95 to 100 by this time tomorrow where it's not raining. you can see it's not raining anywhere in our area right now. western pennsylvania has showers and storms, remnants of that could reach us overnight. there is more back across michigan and around chicago. some of that is what is coming this way for tomorrow. as we go hour by hour we see a

few little showers overnight tonight many in the northern suburbs. we are dry to start off the day tomorrow. look at these showers and storms developing during the afternoon just to the west. not everybody is getting hit but when you do get hit it will be a pretty fierce storm. more on the timing of these storms and more storms later in the week along with higher temperatures coming up. you can track tomorrow's storms and any weather threats that heads our way with the free nbc 10 app. you will send you alerts so you know when the storm is about to hit your neighborhood. revealing text messages sent between penn state fraternity brothers. 16 were in court charged in connection with the brutal hazing death. a number of text messages were shown in the courtroom. one text read he drank because we hazed him. another text read i don't want to go to jail.

hazing is a huge thing. police say he died after falling down a flight of basement steps in the frat house after a night of heavy drinking in february. no one called 911 for nearly 12 hours. a judge will now decide if this case is going to trial. today nbc 10 learned exclusive new information about the case of road rage that left a chester county high school graduate dead. nbc 10 learned a pizza shop was searched and video equipment taken by police. investigators went there after learning suspect david desper was there in the days after the killing. a search warrant was executed at a home. desper remains in prison. roberson's car ran off route 100. she had been shot in the head. developing tonight, president trump's son donald jr. has hired a lawyer to represent him about a meeting he had with

a russian lawyer. that meeting right after president trump secured the republican nomination. trump jr. acknowledged he did meet with the russian attorney who reportedly promised information damaging to hillary clinton's campaign. trump jr. says he is happy to cooperate if called by congress to defend the meetings. a source tells nbc news the committee does want to talk to him about it. president trump is defending himself after his own meeting with russian president vladimir putin on friday. lawmakers have ridiculed the plan for the two countries to work together to prevent cyber hacking because russia is linked to hacking during the u.s. presidential election. after initially praising the plan the president admits he doubts it will happen. the health care show down is heating up as lawmakers return from their fourth of july break.

protesters rallied outside the offices of several republican offices in washington in an effort to stop the gop health care bill from passing. the bill would effectively repeal obamacare while cutting hundreds of millions of dollars from medicaid. people in new jersey feel disgusted and outraged with their governor. a new poll gauging reaction to chris christie's infamous day at the beach on fourth of july weekend. that beach was closed to the public because of the state's government shutdown. researchers asked people what is the first word that comes to your head when you look at the picture of christie at the beach. seven percent use words like disgusted. seven percent say outraged. six percent use profanity or the word jerk. new tonight for the second consecutive year pennsylvania governor tom wolf will let unbalanced budget become law. the office made the announcement

that he will not sign the budget. the spending plan is under funded by $2 billion. wolf says he will continue to work with leaders in the republican controlled legislature to come up with an agreement. right now at 6:00, drowning dangers. two young girls have died in the last few days after running into trouble in the water. a 6-year-old drowned in a motel pool. and a girl died today after being pulled from a lake at a camp ground last week. ted greenberg explains police want parents everywhere to be warned and be cautious. >> how could nobody where she was? >> reporter: a frantic call concerned about supervision after 6-year-old was found at the bottom of this motel pool in wild wood. >> what happened this weekend was a real tragedy. >> they are trying to give her

cpr. >> reporter: authorities getting calls from help from people at the nantucket inn and suites. she had been staying with relatives. police believe she somehow fell into the deep end but several minutes went by before anyone saw her. efforts to revive the girl were not successful. signs clearly state there is no lifeguard on duty, none required by law. >> check in and let you know there is no guard on duty. >> reporter: the drowning coming two days after a 4-year-old girl was pulled from an unguarded lake at this camp skps rv resort. that child died early this morning. >> you have to be vigilant and keep an eye on your children. we know the way kids are. kids can disappear in an instant. >> reporter: relatives say she loved the water and recently enjoyed her sixth birthday at a pool party. her family is raising money with this go fund me page to help pay for her funeral. >> people need to be more aware

and be cautious that way everybody gets to go home. >> reporter: authorities tell me both tragedies are still under investigation. however, no charges are expected to be filed in either case. in wild wood i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. cleanup of a notorious drug camp in densington. workers were set to start clearing trash and dirty needles and cutting down brush where drug users have lived for years. the problem with fencing have been pushing back the start date. the work is expected to begin at the end of the month. a towel tussle at wimbledon. when a man rips away a priceless souvenir from a local teenager that teen talks about how one tennis star made it right. first -- >> sacred ground, a south jersey boy scout breathing new life into a run down cemetery. >> it would be a shame to let it

all rot away. >> reporter: meet a man at the heart of this project. i'm tracking the threat of severe storms, damaging winds and heavy rain. i will time out chances for where you live next in my first alert neighborhood forecast.

new at 6:00, a south jersey cemetery ravaged by mother nature is getting rescued. an eagle scout troop is making sure memories of soldiers buried there doesn't get lost forever. >> explaining how they are preserving civil war history. >> reporter: for 17-year-old boy scout troop leader michael martin jr. >> it looks like he died on december 24, 1906 age 29 years. >> reporter: martin jr. has made it his eagle scout mission to reverse battle wounds of mother nature. >> we had to dig it out. >> reporter: before this weekend the cemetery home to african-american soldiers of the civil war -- >> a few of them that are different generations of the same family. >> reporter: was littered by overgrown grass and fallen brush. with head stones drenched in

dirt and sinking into the earth martin jr. got to work. >> it cleans like fungus and everything. >> reporter: a solution used to clean the white house and head stones at arlington national cemetery. at $90 for two gallons they are using it conservatively. they are cataloging who is buried here. until now there is not a definitive record or thorough list of these final resting spots. >> i think of it as an act of respect. >> he did a job. they cleaned the stones. in the navy during the gulf war. >> it does make me feel good that people do like what we are doing. >> reporter: a project that will earn him his eagle scout badge of honor.

it will be lasting for many life times. cydney long, nbc 10 news. a local teen who took in the wimbledon tournament from the second row is back home. >> video is still going viral around the world. you may have seen the video. this man won't let a teenager get ahold of a towel thrown out by one of his favorite pros. that kid is from wayne. he just got back into town and told us about what happened when he finally got to meet his hero. >> immediately recognized me as the boy who got the towel taken away. he said we have to get a picture. he was apologizing and he opened up his bag and gave me another towel. >> not bad. also gave peter an autograph and took a picture with him right there at wimbledon. pennsylvania state troopers were hitting the links today. they were out to raise money for

camp cadet, camp for kids ages 11 to 14 and teaches them about law enforcement and helps to build good relationships with police. it was perfect day to be out there on the course. nice evening to maybe skate around on penn's landing. where are they all? live look at the blue cross river rinks. dry. conditions will deteriorate tomorrow. you can see storms heading our way on our live radar. we issued first alert for tomorrow. let's bring in glenn "hurricane" schwartz with more on the timing of the storms. >> you don't have anything to worry about for the morning. the first alert for the severe storms potentially is for the afternoon and evening. 2:00 p.m. to 8 p.m. entire area except for the beach area localized wind damage and brief down pours. of course, it is also going to feel like 95 to 100. the main threats tomorrow damaging winds and also

lightning. there is some threat of localized flashed flooding because the storms won't be moving very fast. it will be less of a threat than what we saw last week with the storms which are bigger and not moving. we don't have anything on the radar close by. the stuff in western pennsylvania, remnants of that might hit some parts of the area overnight. we have more up in michigan, down by chicago. that's the part of the system, the front that is coming through late tomorrow. so as we go through the night tonight things are fairly quiet. we saw one or two light showers passing through. tomorrow afternoon it's a different story. there are those thunderstorms building up and during the afternoon rush i would certainly expect at least a few of them around. but you notice not everybody is getting hit. we get a couple in delaware, a couple in burkes county, lehigh valley. one in mercer county and you don't have that much later in

the evening. it's limited time period. it's not the only threat this week. we have another threat on thursday with another front. it feels like 89 now which is hot enough. the highest temperature today was 89. take a look at the future temperatures, the way it will feel tomorrow. by noon it is feeling like 94. 95, 96 in burlington. 5:00 feeling like mid 90s except where it might be raining. it's much cooler. and then on thursday how about this one? some places to 100 degrees or perhaps even higher than that maybe the most uncomfortable day of the season so far. so the next three days that is hot. that is likely heat wave. that 97 thursday. that is close to a record. the suburbs up to 96. another round of thunderstorms coming in on thursday generally dry weather on wednesday and

then the feels like temperatures by friday is going way down. we have comfort after a few days of some real heat. not as hot out in north dakota. eagles are working out with carson wents. what position he is going to play. that is next.

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away from seeing them play together for the first time. here is ben supporting his team last night in the summer league. so what will the sixers' lineup look like? you have guards folse and reddick. ben simmons said emphatically he will be the starting point guard. >> once you start playing it is one where you feel it out. the only thing is one position. for me i think you can move me anywhere. i am a starting point guard. >> ben says he is impressed with the rookie markel folse. they both like to have the ball in their hands. ben says we can share the ball. no problem. >> he's a cool guy. he's a great person. obviously a great player. he loves putting in the work. >> when you're looking at philly fans and seeing what they are

about what was your thoughts? >> how about the phillies. their all star reliever is at the all star festivities and may not be a philly for long. he is reportedly being scouted by a number of teams. some of the other veterans. this all star honor means a lot to him. >> 2007 almost made it. i was a final five guy and then now it is ten years later and made it. it's pretty cool with everything that i have overcome with family stuff. it's been one heck of a road. >> road trip for the eagles offensive players. birds have migrated to fargo, north dakota. they worked out getting ready for training camp. here is al seshon jeffrey.

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look at this. two women crossed one thing off their bucket list this morning. they are both in their 80s and took this leap of faith. look at them go. they provided us with go pro video of the jump. i think they were saying the worse part was jumping out part and the rest was a piece of cake. >> great clear skies. >> that's not on my bucket list. many other things are. we have storms tomorrow. first alert, hot, humid, another day hotter and more humid on

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