we have a break. more rain is moving in and some isolated storms. i want to show you radar and satellite image. reds and oranges just north of trenton, starting to fill in around fell. now we're starting to see greens move in across the jersey shore and storms moving from west to east. i want to show you storm reports. several all evening and all night long. we do have a wind gust reported in camden, 59-mile-per-hour wind gust. also downed trees, medford, time of report approximately 7:08. we've been seeing damage reports all evening long. i expect more. satellite and radar image picking up on storms moving in our direction. egg harbor expect one or two isolated thunderstorms at approximately 11:48 p.m. just after midnight for atlantic city. here's your forecast starting this at 11 pp, a few pause points. we do see some more

thunderstorms moving in but then clearing right around dawn. it looks like we get a break in those showers. it looks like we'll have more rain returning by later sunday into monday. coming up, i have your most accurate forecast. we'll talk what to expect for your sunday and for the following workweek. >> this evening the storm wreaked havoc on a trailer park causing a large tree to split a home in half. unfortunately, that family was not home. brandon hudson is live in camden with a closer look at the damage. >> reporter: denise, this is the worst damage we've seen. to give you perspective how large this is, i'm six foot. you can see just how large and how tall this thing is. the mother who lives here was out with her children and came home to find out they're now homeless. like a hot knife through butter, this trailer was no match for the tree that fell on it. it the family returned home to a

heartbreaking surprise. it was an emotional site for neighbors who came to check it out. >> i never thought it was like this, like cut the house in half. she got little kids. >> reporter: this woman said branches fell on her home, too. unlike her neighbor, she can sleep at her place tonight. >> a tree that hit my house but it went to the side. nothing bad happened. >> reporter: this evening's storm was quick and caught quite a few off guard. mother nature greeted dinner guests with a downpour leaving muddles in parking it lots. workers scrambled to adjust. still some soldiers on to eat, broken foot and all. although severe weather had everyone talking tonight, this day began hot sticky and humid and it didn't stop the home at the latina festival. day four of the heat wave was great for allison who runs a shaved ice truck. she said today was a good day. >> when i'm driving around the

neighborhoods and it's really, really hot, people aren't outside. it's slower when it's super heat with the height index of 102 yesterday. >> reporter: even at this late, people are still out in disbelief of this tree. the owner of the property told me the doors are secure and the family is staying with relatives, a crew will be out here to clean this up on monday. live in camden, brandon hudson, "nbc10 news." and make sure you download the nbc10 app and get weather on the go and track live radar in your neighborhood. firefighters battling in forest fire in south jersey say they're making significant progress. the fire at wharton state park is not spreading but only 30% contained. more than 3500 acres have burned since thursday. people on long beach island could smell the fire and smoke

se. >> family and friends remember 19-year-old din finocchiaro today. this family asked people to donate to nova, an organization that helps victims of all types of crime. last week, authorities found finocchiaro's remains along with those of mark sturgis, patrick and tom meo shot and buried on a farm in sill bury township. cosmo dinardo confessed to participating in the murders on the farm which his family owns. his family his. >> the family of a woman killed by a neighbor is giving a plea to the district attorney to charge the man who killed his mother. pictures, flowers, candles balloons marked the spot where august dempsey and her boyfriend were killed. there's a sign hanging from their home saying warning, the

murderer is still free. >> my mom would never climb a fence. she would never talk down to anybody. she would never provoke any violence because she knows she had have to make it home to me and my brother. i don't understand why he's still here in his house, let alone not in jail because it is not self-defense. it's just strictly murder. >> the family says they understand that there's been major changes within the district attorney's office but they want charges filed. august dempsey and bob dee paul were shot by dee paul's neighbor last sunday. the neighbor says they were all arcing and dempsey and dee paul started climbing his fence. the man said he felt threatened and shot them both, hen called police. new jersey state troopers are out of the hospital tonight after breathing in acid at a battery plant. now police were responding to aburg rather an alarm at the batteries plant. when the they went inside, they found a leaking could be

takener. all three troopers had trouble breathing but expected to be okay. the president fired off a series of angry tweets this morning including one asserting his complete power to pardon. "the washington post" reported earlier this week the president has been inquiring about his ability to pardon aides, family members, even himself in connection with the russia investigation. >> i'm not aware of any president giving a pardon in an effort to stave off an investigation. that is i believe unprecedented. >> and tonight, more potential russia complications for the president. congressional leaders reached an agreement on sanctions against the country for election meddling and military aggression toward neighbors. a section of the bill calls for a congressional review if the president was to ease or end sanctions. this afternoon, president trump said america's enemies will shake with fear when they see the "uss gerald ford headed their way.

the president made those remarks today as the commissioning ceremony for the $12.9 billion aircraft carrier named for the 38th president of the united states. the "uss gerald ford is billed as the world's most technologically advanced into your klee powered aircraft carrier. police are searching for the person who shot a man in the head tonight. police found the man dead on thomas street. they set up a tent to cover his body. police say numerous rounds were found near the body. and new details on a murder at the jersey shore. police say they arrested a 49-year-old man after a woman's body was found inside her apartment. this happened at the wesley inn on wesley avenue in ocean city. paul klein was arrested on first degree murder charges. investigators say he killed 54-year-old denise webber who was dating klein and living with him at the time. next on "nbc10 news at 11," still raging, the most destructive fire in the country seen this year keeps on eating

up acres while neighbors head back home. plus, fighting on. the new image of senator john mccain as he battles brain cancer. >> i'm danny pom mel. branden grace puts up a record breaking performance. highlights from the open championship coming up. the phillies looking for their fourth win in a row tonight against the brewers. we'll recap the night on the diamond later in sports. >> nbc10 and telemundo are supporting our schools to get students and teachers the supplies they need to succeed. through july 29th, you can make an impact by donating money or supplies to support projects. teachers want to bring to kids this year. donate today on nbc10.com or the nbc10 app.

. now to california where eight large wildfires are still burning out of control. the most destructive came so close to the historic california tourist town of mariposa. today some folks returned home to find their places spared. others not as lucky. the detwiler fire destroyed 60 homes. it's large enough to be spotted from space. firefighters are finally making progress on the fire as temperatures are starting to cool down. john heard, the actor best known for playing macaulay culkin's dad in home alone" died today. he played played peter mcalister in the home alone" series and played tom hanks' rival in the movie "big." he earned an emmy nomination for a gest role as a detective in

the "sopranos"". he was found in a palo alto hotel room recovering from back surgery. next, chasing millions. a 25-year-old from our area could become a millionaire by the end of tonight. >> we're tracking more storms moving across our area and several damage reports. i have your most accurate forecast and the ten-day forecast coming up on the other side of the break. we'll see you then.

john mccain is a fighter. we all know that. today we see how the senator is not letting cancer keep him down. earlier this week, the 80-year-old senator was diagnosed with brain cancer and today, meghan mccain, his daughter, tweeted this picture saying amazing hike with dad this morning. thank you all for your best

wishes. a recent temple university grad is on the verge of winning the 2017 world series of poker main event. scott blum steen is still playing right now and the tournament is happening in las vegas. he even has a crowd of fans with him. it's down to him and two other players at this moment and blumsteen has a commanding lead. if he takes the top prize, he will come home with about 8 million bucks. now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erica martin. we've been tracking storms all afternoon, all evening and tonight. a live look over center city. we are seeing dry conditions, plenty of clouds. at least it's dry right now. i can't say the same for everybody else across our viewing area. satellite and radar image picking up on showers moving across our area and one or two isolated thunderstorms moving through parts of the jersey shore.

here is our satellite radar image giving us an idea of when you may be expecting one or two more storms. approximately 11:59 p.m. atlantic city. just the break it looked like 12:02 a.m. right around midnight. ship bottom just after midnight. we're not done yet. we do have more rain and isolated thunderstorms moving through. we have several reports of damage, in fact, throughout this entire evening and for tonight, we've seen hail it, walnut-sized hail, also marble sized hail, strong wind gusts, downed trees and just west of the lehigh valley, we even had a report of a tornado. thankfully, not around here. current temperatures in philadelphia, 82. we do have a southwesterly wind. wilmington 78, allentown 71 for you. 77 for vine land. atlantic city currently 81 degrees. but the good news, it's not as muggy as it has been.

these feels like temperatures rights now way more comfortable. 85 in atlantic city is, 71? allentown, 7 in swooin vine land and 6 in philadelphia. not as bad as we've been seeing. notice here this icon still seeing one or two isolated showe showersing through. it will be dry by tomorrow morning. 6:00 a.m., mainly clouds. temperatures in the mid seventies for the pa suburbs, same deal there. by 6:00 a.m., the atmosphere fries out. lehigh valley 6:00 a.m., 6 dlgz, more sun peeking through and at 10:00 a.m., 75 degrees there. the jersey shore seeing isolate the thunderstorms right after midnight and clearing by early tomorrow morning. a peek at sunshine by 10:00 a.m. and temperatures in the low 80s. hour-by-hour forecast, we get this started at 11:00 p.m. we're not done yet. still seeing lots of oranges, some yellows and greens telling

us we have more showers viewing across our viewing area and we're still not done with the thunderstorms. we'll pause just after midnight. picking up on the threat of more thunderstorms moving through. this is a weather model we're looking at. it is forecast with the potential for more thunderstorms moving across our area. tomorrow morning at 6 app, we see a clearing. we like that. finally a little bit of a break. perhaps one or two more showers for the jersey shore. for the most part it, looks a lot better. by noon, much better conditions. the ten-day on ten, isolated thunderstorm early. temperatures in the 80s and for the most part, next week much more comfortable. low to mid 80s. >> oorm is not going to reflect today. >> not at all. >> here's danny pommells with your sports. >> hi. >> this is sportsdesk. brought to by x feept. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv.

good to see you guys. danny pommells. phillies looking to win a fourth straight game for the third time this evening. hellickson got the start in the game. it wasn't his night as he surrendered six earned runs in five earnings. we pick this up in the seventh inning. brewers up 8-1. two on for cameron per kins. odubel herrera still chipping away. making an-2 game. hernandez, did you know he had this club in his bag? crushes this one to right center. a three-run shot made it a three-run game. 8-5. there's more. in the eighth, cameron rupp and guess what, with two on, rupp the other way. it carries out of r out for a three-run shot. tied at eight. however, it would all be for naught. domingo santana singles in the

winning run in the ninth. phillies come back from seven runs down but take another trip to "heartbreak hotel," 9-8, ending their win streak at thee games. the union playing the second of four games in 11 days this evening. the boys in blue visiting the columbus crew. the ball was into the box. deflects into the goal off the heel of union defender josh yarrow. what was the only scoring in this one. how unlucky is that. 1-nil the final. i hope you watched the open championship this morning on nbc10. jordan spieth came in as the leader and despite flirting with history a number of times in his career, he didn't make it on moving day at royal birkdale. brandon gray, hotter than wasabi, two here on 14. perfect speed and placement. bottom of the cup, his sixth birdie of the day brought him to 2 under. grace again on 16. a short gain on point like a number 2 pencil.

perfect execution. the long putt goes to its home and nowhere else. he shoots a 62, the lowest ever in a major. what a day for the 29-year-old south african. wasn't enough to catch the leader, spieth shoots an error free round of 65 to see a three-stroke lead on dustin johnson ledding into the fourth and final round too many. that is your look at sports. "nbc10 news" is copping right back.

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and every glass might be the best you've ever tasted as long as you don't forget your appetite. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com erica is back with a final check of the forecast. turbulent weather still out there. >> we have more heavy downpours moving in, isolated thunderstorms, as well. satellite and radar loop picking up on a little bit i've break. don't be fooled because we have more coming at least for the next couple hours. the good news is everything clears right around dawn. much better sky conditions tomorrow. however, i do want to show you some reports or some satellite tracking we're doing and radar tracking of some potential thunderstorms moving through in parts of our neighborhood. this is for delaware.

it looks like you may see some thunderstorms, certainly hear some rumbling just after midnight in dover, milford, around 12:12:00 a.m. crompton just after i'd say 11:30 and middle town it looks like around 11:50. you may hear rumbling and maybe get lightning strikes and certainly get maybe an isolated thunderstorm moving through. it's about being careful for tonight. we're not totally done. sometimes we've been seeing damage reports. it's been furious. this is not to be taken lightly especially talking about really strong wind gusts. here's your ten day on 10. looks better next week. >> get the latest updates on the nbc10 app. that's "nbc10 news" for now. "saturday night live" is next.

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