his parents own the farm where the remains are being dug up. >> a team of reporters is dedicated to this major event that's making national headlines. >> let's begin with erin coleman who is near that crime scene. >> we are about a mile away or so from where all of that activity is going on on that farmland. the entrance is a mile down 202 and back over my shoulder, that's where investigators have been focusing their efforts. this is really about as close as we can get safely, but you want to e show you video from sky force 10 of the search team as crews are digging deeper into that 12-foot hole where they found the body of a 19-year-old along with other husm remains. deanna durante has been on the scene all week long. want to bring her in. you have been digging into this.

you have learned a lot of new information today. specifically about cosmo dinardo. what have you learned? >> he was a student for a short time at a college innen montgomery county. he was at arcadia university and they confirm to me that he was a student there in the fall of 2015. he completed one semester but did not return. we have just learned that he apparently wanted to reenroll in 2016, the fall of 2016. we are told by that university spokesperson that due to verbal incidents, that spokesperson's word, with members of the university community that the school became concerned and alerted public safety. at that point they tell us they sent letters to his parents and him certified letters saying he was no longer allowed on the campus of arcadia university. that letter was also sent to police where it was put on file.

that public safety was concerned and if he came back to the campus it would be considered trespassing. let's look at away we're seeing live from the chopper. they held their briefing and talked about the fact that the hole there is 12 feet deep and that emergency responders need to shore up that hole so that the crime scene investigators can get down there and continue searching and recovering human remains. he told us one person has been positively identified. but this is a case that. wraps around four missing men. sources have told us that computer records, cell phone records have all placed those four men within a few miles of this farm that is is owned by the delaware ninardo family. those parents have been subpoenaed before a grand jury today. we have been told by the family

attorney representing cosmo in this case deemed mere ly a persn of interest at this point that the family is cooperating with investigators. >> talk a little bit about the forensic evidence. we know that investigators found some evidence on monday. >> much of ft evidence needs to be tested. there's no guarantee it could belong to one person. and they are not being very specific as to what they found. some of that evidence went off the labs. we no from sources they have been searching cell phone records from the beginning and typically what happens in a lot of these investigations is you have to go to the cell phone providers. you have to get the records and figure out were they near towers in the area to place people in the area. that has been done as well. >> we'll check back in with you. >> we have been looking at the shot. we're going to go to this video of his lawyer.

he was at 9:00 this morning. sources said his parents will be testifying at a grand jury hearing, but authorities will not confirm that. these kind of hearings can lead to formal charges. randy gyllenhaal is speaking with former prosecutors who are now defense attorneys about the impact of the grand jury. he's going to have that part of the story all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00. it's really been an emotional day for family and friends of the 19-year-old who was identifie identified late last night. >> he had a a big brother, little brother relationship, he and i. and i never had a little brother so it was tough. >> lauren mayk spoke with some friends of the young man. >> he's the first to be found.

the death of the the 19-year-old hitting loved ones hard. >> he was one of the funniest guys i had had ever met. he had a smile that would hug you. >> reporter: bill worked with the teen at a local business where friends and strangers are stringing together memories in colored paper, remembering the kwlung man who confided in him. >> we had a big brother, little brother relationship. and i never had a little brother. it was tough when he was taken from us. >> reporter: he's one of four young men whose mystery disappearance is agonizing family and loved ones. >> the longer it went without resolution, the more sadder it became for us. they are praying for all of them, but with personal heart attack for the family of jimmy. he went to the prep, the same as

the man considered a person of interest in his disappearance. and. back home they have known patrick all his life. >> he describes patrick as quiet and polite. raised by his grandparents and a regular at this church. >> he's our family here. >> in bucks county, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> our coverage of the breaking story is just getting started. stay with us for the next two and a half hours. at 4:30 we're talking live to a special agent in charge about what investigators are really looking for right now. at 4:55, i'll show you what life is like in this normally quiet community now that everybody is talking about this murder mystery. then all new at 5:00, randy gyllenhaal has been staking out the bucks county courthouse all

day long and tell us what he found out about a secret grand jury investigation. >> you can read more about the family and send you breaking news alerts right to your phone with any new development. for now, back to you in the studio. >> before you go, there was at one point a 3:00 p.m. news conference scheduled. it's a daily occurrence with the da. that was cancelled today. no word of any future news conferences planned. correct? >> no word on why that was c cancelled and no word on if there is going to be another news conference. we're out here waiting and as soon as we know, you guys will know. >> erin coleman, thanks. investigators have some challenges today with the heat. storms could come in later which can would make things more difficult.

tracking the threat for severe thunderstorms in parts of the area this evening. those storms could bring damaging winds and heavy downpours. we are tracking dangerous heat. construction crews battled the rising temperatures while laying black top along town. ship line road. we spoke to the the supervisor who says the name of the game is safety. >> 15-minute b breaks. we'll come back out. >> the team is keeping you prepared for both of these dangers. it has more on the dangerous heat. >> let's go to meteorologist glenn schwartz, who is tracking that threat for storms. >> north of the philadelphia area, they are clobbering parts of the region. it's all moving straight west to east so it's going over the same area. and that means there's a flood threat as well. this heaviest area with the most lightning is timed out for

hazelton. little after that in allentown. but it's already been hit hard by a thunderstorm. this has moved past that's now over easton or just south of easton is the worst of it going into holland. this is still north of bucks county where that murder scene is. so there is a threat of flooding. the flood advisory until 7:30 goes all the way down to upper bucks county. so it's going to be a pretty active several hours. severe thunderstorm watch for this entire area in yellow. that is until 9:00 for the potential of strong, gusty thunderstorms and more back to the west. so it's going to be a pretty active evening. and the northern portions of our area are going to get hit the hardest. tammie souza will take care of the heat, which is going to be put to a quick end here. >> it will be put to a quick end in those areas getting thunderstorms.

but some of the areas not getting thunderstorms places down in delaware. look at dover. 94 e degrees. it's 92 in philadelphia. look at allentown. in the upper 80s earlier the storm came through. now 77. it's cooking in atlantic city. let's check out the feels like. we're going to go to some of the neighborhoods. it feels like 99 degrees. let's check it all out. it feels like 107 in graduate hospital. how about if we go perhaps up to the north. we are looking at feeling like 97 degrees. how about we go to delaware. in delaware, you go further south and it looks like a feels like. you're feeling like 113. they feel like they are 108. 106, there will be relief on the way, but not until after

tomorrow. >> if you haven't already downloaded the app to monitor this dangerous heat and storm threat, nbc 10 has the only local app to send you severe weather alerts ahead of the storm. to washington now, senate republicans are lifting the. raps on their e revised health care bill today. it keeps deep cut togs medicaid in place, but allows to buy bare bones insurance policies. but the republican plan remains in jeopardy because of divisions within the gop party. it's unclear if the measure will survive a showdown vote next week. president trump is in france for talks with that country's leader. >> he will be a guest of honor for the bastille celebrations. he met with the french president in paris. the national anthems of both countries played as the two leaders stood at attention. they also reviewed troops at a formal welcome ceremony. the two men later held

one-on-one talks. they met last week at the g-20 summit in germany. the topics of discussion included counterterrorism and possible solutions to the crisis in syria. at a news conference afterwards, he defended his oldest son. donald trump jr. drew attention after speaking with an attorney. the president today backed his son's decision to take that meeting. >> he took a meeting with a a lawyer from russia. it lasted for a very short period. and nothing came of the meeting. i think it's a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken. >> president trump also visited the tomb of famed french leader napoleon. he will attend celebrations tomorrow before returning to the united states. back here at home, we have new details about the stabbing and beating death of a woman in lawn crest. police identified her as

57-year-old rozalin wicks. they found her body on hill crest drive. she was beaten with a hammer. we also learned the daughter was taken to the hospital with a head injury. today brings a push to crack down ob hazing on college c campuses. pat meehan was in washington with a group calling tr the passage of the reach act. it would require colleges to report incidents of hazing as part of the college's annual crime report. among those join iing the congressman today were the parents of gary, the 128-year-old died from alcohol poisoning ten years ago. not to be hazed and left to die. we're tired of seeing this. something needs to be done. >> off in washington today with a hazing death at a penn state

fraternity triggered a high profile prosecution. 18 young men are charged in the death of tim piazza. he died in may after a night of drinking and several falls. a week after a noose was found hanging from a e tree in their neighborhood, a philadelphia community is coming together. they will gather at 18th in philadelphia about two hours from now. they will take back. the tree with prayer and acts of love. as no was found hanging from the tree last friday. it's right outside penn medicine. they released video of a man responsible. they tell us the guy on the left threw the noose moment bfrs he appeared in this video. investigators want to talk to both of them. and back to bucks county now in the breaking developments in the murder mystery centered a the this farm. investigators say it was cadaver dogs that led them to the spot where e remains were found bu

buried during their search for four missing men. they have identified one so far. they said they are making progress in identifying the other remains. the parents are testifying before a grand jury. he's the person of interest in this case and his parents own the farm where the remains were found. the other big story is the dangerous heat. people are trying to beat the heat for the second night of the beach front concert series. >> medical crews treated dozens of people for heat-related illnesses and today's conditions are only worse. ted greenberg is live in atlantic city this afternoon. not much relief for people trying to cool off down the shore. >> a little. there's more relief here that there is inland. even a few block was. it's a little cooler here. but it is a busy afternoon up here on the boardwalk. the entrances to that concert

venue opened up a short time ago on the beach. a little breeze off the ocean and clouds providing some relief from the heat, but the sweat factor here is still pretty hot. don planted him on the boardwalk to make sure he got a prime spot for tonight's beach concert. . . spending hours at the general admission entrance in the heat and sun. >> i'm still burning, but i have plenty on. >> hitting the beach. anden brantley gilbert take the stage this evening. >> staffers set to be on hand for this evening's show.

medical crews treated a total of 58 people mainly for heat-related ailments. fouren went to the hospital. >> may not have been drinking or protecting themselves from the sun is either with sunglasses or sunscreen. >> have to be careful. atlantic care has an air-conditioned medical pen inside the venue. they also have crews stationed throughout the crowd so they can quickly respond to anyone who needs treatment. we are also tracking the threat for severe thunderstorms in parts of the area. some of them could bring damaging winds and heavy downpours. we know that those downpours could hamper the efforts by investigators. >> they are in a flood watch or a flood advisory in that area. they are going to be getting hit

by showers and storms during the night tonight. this is the general area of the storm threat from the philadelphia region all the way north. the green area is a flood advisory that does go down through the northern half of bucks county until 7:30. and all this area in yellow severe thunderstorm watch for the potential for damaging winds and hail. you can see we have some big thunderstorms just coming into burkes county. you can see the orange there. that's a severe thunderstorm warning that's just been issued for that portion of the county. there's reading itself. so this storm is definitely come ing on to reading. the warning does not quite cover the town itself. but certainly is headed there hitting the worst of it at 5:08. easton at 5:45. and. then it would continue east wwa.

here's the one storm in holland. you can see there's a storm just to the north of it. without the lightning yet, but that wasn't there ten minutes ago. there are more storms back to the west. so there's plenty more moisture for tonight. and this area is going to be getting us tomorrow. so this is the front that's stalled. and moisture is going to ride along that front. it's 92 degrees at philadelphia. but it's down to 77 in all allentown. that's what the rain does. 95 in wildwood. and atlantic city international at 85. now the feels like temperature are just outrageous, especially in delaware. newark at 104. harmony hills, 10 had 4. farther to the south, 109 in lewis beach. the worst weather at the delaware beaches the last couple days. in philadelphia we have 99 at

the airport. 102 in society hill. 105 in port richmond. but this is going away. this is moving out. and as we go into friday, our next issue is going to be more rain. waves of showers and thunderstorms moving through. sol during the morning, some during the afternoon, it's like one wave after another. but it does clear out as we head into saturday and that it leaves us with a beautiful weekend. more on that coming up. a quiet community turned upside down by a crime making national headlines. >> it doesn't. happen here. it's out of the norm. >> still ahead, what members of the community are saying about the grim murder mystery that is putting their small town in the national spotlight. plus sneaking through security, the reason the state is slapping a pennsylvania casino with a hefty fine.

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reports a river overflowed sending water gushing. we could see downpours tonight and into tomorrow. >> we're dealing with dangerous heat for a few more hours for some. >> the good news is relief from the heat is on the way, but this rain isn't going anywhere any time soon. i'm tracking the changing conditions. you can expect in your neighborhood in your most accurate weather forecast. i'm erin coleman live where the search for the missing mennen continues here in bucks county. coming up, we're speaking live with a former fbi special agent about what crews are up against and what comes next. stay with us. hundreds of dollars on youmy car insurance. saved me huh. i should take a closer look at geico... (dog panting) geico has a 97% customer satisfaction rating! and fast and friendly claims service. speaking of service? oooo, just out. it was in. out.

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right now at 4:30, the unfolding murder mystery in bucks county. authorities are back at a farm

sifting through a deep grave. the remains of people were found there last night. authorities identified one vi victim as 19-year-old. three others remain missing. investigators called dinardo a person of interest. his parents own the farm where the remains were found. >> investigators have been digging through what is now a grave site. >> former special agent with us now where they are digging 90 acres right behind where we are right now. give us a little insight into when you have a property that is that big and you are looking for a specific spot, how do you zone in on that spot where they have been focusing their efforts for several days? >> the fact that they were looking for human remain, they

are going to start with cadaver dogs go through and try to narrow it down. there's some more technical things they can do with ground penetrating radar and metal dedeck tors. they publicly said they found remains in a common grave. now they have to determine exactly what's in there. identify the remains that are in there, identify the victims, there could be more than one grave site. so there's a lot of both heavy excavation. there was some indication it was pretty deep. and then more delicate sensitive excavation. they have to get the remains out. they don't want to destroy any potential evidence because obviously bodies recovered. so that's evidence and they have to try to figure out the cause and manner of death so they have

to be careful of that. >> you see video so you see what they have been doing. one has been identified. what's going on under that? we see this image from sky force 10. they are under that tent. they are in that deep hole. what are they doing inside there? >> they are as carefully as they can, they are excavating and digging out the remains. they are obviously have to recover the bodies. it's evidence, but it's also a loved ones remains. so they have to recover those remains carefully and respectfully and also preserve the evidence so that they can tie those remains to this person of interest. they have to charge them with these crimes and murders. it's a very complicated process. especially that deep. because now you have to get down there with heavy excavation.

you have to be careful not to damage the evidence. so now they are probably using hand shovels and they are going to be sifting looking for evidence. if someone is shot, there's a bull bullet. they need that bullet. >> pain staking work. you feel how hot it is so taking a toll on a lot of those folk who is have been out here for days. we're going to check back in with you. thank you for being with us. this is the most viewed story on the nbc 10 app. our digital team is updating the app with information 24 hours a day. we're going to send you breaking news alerts right to your phone. we're going to be out here for the next hour and a half so we're going to check back in. back to you. >> we have seen video for days of how expansive -- we are going to go to weather.

we have seen video for days of just how expansive the search area is. maybe we can ask her later. but wanted to talk to her about one thing to see the pictures on tv. it's another to be there and for her to see how rural it is. >> dozens and dozens of acres involved. >> 90 acres is what they were searching. >> here's the radar. the other big story is dangerous heat and the threat of the storms. radar shows where those storms are heading next across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. nbc 10 in chestnut hill this afternoon where people were hoping the shade would help cool them down. maybe it did a little bit. this it guy just decided to take a seat maybe to try to stay cool. relief from the heat. >> we want to start with glenn schwartz who is laze sor focused on storms forced to strike. >> they have been striking parts

of the area. and striking the same areas over and over again. that's part of the problem this afternoon. that's going to lead to flooding. we're also starting to see some new storms. developing just north of philadelphia down near coatesville. first of all, we'll concentrate on the area that's getting the worst of it. that's where the most lightning strikes are and tracking that to reading. 5:00, they have already been hit hard. 6:13 in norristown. and this rain is extremely heavy. reading is down here getting some, but we're talking about when the heaviest is coming in. burnville getting some of the heavy rain now. white hall, it's north of there now. we're getting storms into nazareth. but the flood advisory goes into burkes county and through the lehigh valley and the poconos and upper bucks county and the

watch covers everything from philadelphia northward until 9:00. and that is because of the threat of the thunderstorms. this is the one severe thunderstorm that's out there right now that is headed toward reading. until 5:15. the watch for thunderstorms goes until 9:00. there's more back to the west here. it's going to be a very ak tiff night. delaware and south jersey, he will be getting some of it. that's going to put an end to the heat that tammie souza is going to talk about. >> it's brutal in some places. other places getting relief from the rain. allentown at 77. dover at 94. philadelphia, 92. but that's not the big story. the big story is is how you feel. let's go to some of your neighborhoods. it feels like 99 if you're at the airport in philadelphia. not the case though. it feels like 110 if you're at graduate hospital. just standing right outside of

the building. let's go to fox chase where it feels like 102 degrees. how about we check out the suburbs? because we have bye-bye bringing you the breaking news from that area. 95 across portions of the pennsylvania suburbs. but look at this. we go across parts of chester county. that's not the case. it feels like 100 in some places there. then we get out here to montgomery and buck. s county, it feels like 98. if we go to new hope and newtown, it feels like 100. those are places that we're watching today. we're going to see storms coming through there later which glenn schwartz will tell you about all in a few minutes. now look at some of the other stories we're following county by county on nbc 10 news at 4:00. police want you to take a good look at this guy. he may have stolen two cars from a dealership in burlington county. cameras show a man on route 73

twice. call police if you recognize that guy. in north hampton county, a big hit with a $150,000 fine after underage gamblers were found on the ka can see know floor. the control board says it happened ten times last year, each time the ka scasino report it. the youngest person caught was 16 years old. in chester county, a warning from police about keeping your doors locked. burglars are breaking into homes while people are upstairs sleeping. the regional police think these two women might have something to do with it. if you used credit cards take b during the dollburglaries, ther been three break ins since last month. upper da by hosted a event. some people helped take photos for the new i.d. card as part of

a set of events. it's been more than a week now since the first of four young men disappeared in bucks county. >> after days of investigating, what got police to this point? still ahead, we will walk you through the different points of investigation across buck. s county and our area that have led police on a trail for clues. also a cry for help when a man gets trapped inside an atm. how he got stuck there in the first place.

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burial spot. four men disappeared more than a week ago. police have identified some remains of one of the men. investigators say they are making progress in their quest to identify the other remains. correspondents' dinner is being held on $5 million bai$5 millio. >> you can find the time line and map on nbc10.com. let's start first on saturday. this is susan coleman. this is a neighbor. she hears gunshots and yelling. she was just north of the farm. we're going to advance this now. sunday morning, mark stur jis's car was found. a couple hours later, thomas meo's vehicle was found inside a garage on the dinardo property.

they were last seen friday. nearby crews discover what they are calling here a common grave more than 12 feet deep. you have seen this scene from sky force 10. that's where they recovered the body of a 19-year-old and finally the person of interest in the case is cosmo dinardo. he was arrested twice inside this home right here in bensalem. he's been held on $5 million cash bail. currently being held up in doylestown. g  you can find this map that time lines and the latest up to the minute information on our website. keith jones, nbc 10 news. let's check in now on our first alert weather and the first alert radar. as you see here on live radar, thunderstorms are moving our way as our first alert weather team has been telling us all day. some of thes could be severe at

times and behind it cooler temperatures as we'll break this heat wave. let's check in with meteorologist glenn schwartz. there's a lot of rain and a lot of is hitting the same spot over and over again. you can see the northern portion of our area getting hit hard. there's a good bit of lightning with this. we're seeing storms just pop up out of nowhere. here's one in chester county. look at that. near coatesville. it came from nothing and now there's a good bit of lightning with it. this is a pretty heavy cell here. getting hit hard with this rain. and the rainfall rates, 3 to 4 inches per hour. so these are tremendous downp r

downpours and there's more back to the west. tallahassee flood advisory for the region. the severe thunderstorm watch goes until 9:00 for possible damaging winds with some of these storms. but i think we're going to have some flood threats here with the way the storms are moving over the same spots. down to 83 in pottstown. while it's 83 at the marina. now look at the differences here from burke. s and lehigh county. this is a feels like. 92 in hopewell. 93 in reading. 82 in leesport. farther to the south, we saw numbers well over 100.

so some places are sweltering. other places are getting flooding. as we go into friday, things quiet down later tonight. then they pick up again in the morning. we have waves of showers and thunderstorms moving through. once again. some of it on the heavy side, but that is going to be moving out. it kaim out of here just in time for the weekend. so saturday is looking good. improving conditions nice on sunday. a lot of sunshine and a good bit lower humidity than what we have seen over the last couple days. so here's what happens. we have lower humidity over the

weekend. and then next week we e get some more wet weather starting on monday and another round of 90s coming in starting in the middle of next week. i'm erin coleman live where the murder mystery continues in this area. i'm going to show you what life is normally like in this quiet area of upper bucks county and how a lot of people are talking about what's going on right back there. also this. an unusual burglary. how a man used a blow torch to try to break into a local gas station. that's at 5:00.

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i'm erin coleman where the search of the four missing men continues. this is happening about four miles away from one of the trendiest, ritziest parts of upper bucks county. it's the small town feel in a secluded part of buck. s county. flags line streets right on the banks of the delaware river. >> that's a beautiful area. that's why we're here. >> reporter: visitors know what's happening. he heard about it before e he left home. >> they are talking about in pittsburgh. >> it's just not something that happens in this area at all. it's a safe environment. the fact that it's four young men missing and the circumstances are so vague right now. >> for people who lived in new hope for years and others who are justing a taste of this

picturesque part of pennsylvania, something like this is so far out of the norm. >> just laid back and a lot of shopping and things like that. that's why we came down here. it's all seems so tragic and sad. >> does it surprise you? >> yeah, yeah. this is a quiet community. >> that's now been rocked by an investigation stretching into week two. an investigation hitting too close to home. >> this is just shocking. i feel so sad for the family of the kids that are lost. >> that's what we keep hearing over and over again. how sad and sorry people are. also how this just doesn't. happen in this area. i got to tell you it started raining not too long ago. we hear thunder. we're looking into how that is affecting the investigation that's going on in this area. back to you. >> outside of the courthouse, nbc 10 caught up with cosmo

dinardo's defense attorney. that part of the story is next at 5:00. let's talk about the severe thunderstorm warning. >> we have a severe thunderstorm warning moving out of montgomery county and into bucks county. we are looking at intense lightning, heavy downpours, damaging winds are the biggest threat. we're tracking severe storms. we're going to look at what's heading towards your neighborhood. i noticed it as soon as we moved into the new house.

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investigators digging at a rural farm where the remains of one of four missing young men were found what we have learned about the victims, the serge for three mising and the possible link between one of the missing men and this person of interest. a severe thunderstorm warning is now in effect for our area. let's get to tammie souza with the impact of the storms. where are they? >> the first one we're looking at is coming out of montgomery county. it's move iing warminister. let's take away some of the graphics in just a minute. this storm is moving through your area. bensalem at 5:34. these