storms are moving so any heavy rain will be temporary. this is heavy thunderstorm moving straight to the east and that goes right into the poconos not into the valley. you can see it is tracking straight to the east. it will be in hazelton shortly. here is allen town and that storm is not headed this way. it is part of a line of storms that is developing and the future cast is showing these storms moving in our direction through the evening hours, hour after hour. gets closer to philadelphia. 8:00, 9:00 and so expect at least a brief delay in the phillies game or your other outdoor activities because this computer model suggesting just about everybody is getting hit by this. it continues to move towards the

coast. by 11:00 it's well into new jersey. by midnight or so it is off shore. right now we have temperatures that are shy of the 90-degree mark. we are not getting into the heat over the next several days. for this evening it is dry 6:00 in philly. stormy at 10:00. showers even into tomorrow morning still going to be a threat of showers tomorrow, not the strong storms that we are getting this afternoon. the early part of the evening and the rush hour is okay as we get towards 6:00 to 9:00 it will really get active around here. >> and our nbc 10 app will send you severe weather alerts before the storm hits your neighborhood. download it for free so you don't get caught in that rain. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a contentious day as any minute a judge will

decide punishment for a woman who kidnapped an infant. >> keith jones has details from inside that courtroom. >> lawyers for chira say she blacked out. the prosecution is painting a much different picture. they contend that she troled the mall looking to steal a newborn and took steps two at a time to escape. the baby's mother testified she thought the woman she met wanted to help her and didn't know who to call when she took off with her child. deanna durante will have an update with the sentencing as soon as the hearing ends. within the last half hour president trump made an appeal to both sides of the aisle in the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. >> the president just held a

news conference on the future of the country's health care system. president trump slammed the current system calling it a major failure. he made a plea to republicans and democrats to, quote, do what's right and replace obamacare. >> every pledge that washington democrats make to pass that bill turned out to be a lie. it was a big fat ugly lie. any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you are fine with the america nightmare which is what it is. for democrats this vote is a chance to make up for the terrible harm they have inflicted on americans like those who are with us today. >> last week the senate did not vote on the bill after several came out against it. the president of one of our leading hospitals tells nbc 10

she spents much of her day preparing for the repeal of the affordable care act. she says the biggest issue at stake is medicaid. she said that is how the majority of the hospitals' patients receive coverage. we spoke about the potential impact on patients and employees. >> reporter: the mission is about serving children. much of the money comes from medicaid. >> 80% of the children we care for, 32,000 children here seen here have medicaid. half of the children that come to the main hospital. >> reporter: it is one reason the president of children's hospital of philadelphia is so worried about what a replacement for affordable care act will look like. >> i don't see anything that is good for children. >> reporter: it isn't just a respected medical institution for children. it is also philadelphia's fifth largest employer. its role in the region something

that may not get enough attention. >> we are a building. we are hiring people. we are investing in innovation and research. and those are threatened if our major revenue source, medicaid, is cut significantly. >> reporter: in chester county senator pat toomey met with businesses for a round table that included a suspected vote on health care tomorrow. >> at the moment it is not clear we have the votes. >> reporter: the republican senator says the vote one way or the other won't be the end. he says the medicaid program was already unsustainable when obamacare expanded it adding people and costs and now something has to change. >> if we choose to just keep the design as it is and keep obamacare expansion in the form that it is and we do nothing else then someday this is going to blow up. the federal government cannot continue to run the kind of

deficits that it has. >> that w >> president trump's son-in-law facing questions from lawmakers. let's go back to keith jones with today's developments. >> senior white house official jared kushner says he has nothing to hide. kushner spoke in a closed door meeting session of senate investigators. as kushner left today's meeting a man tried to hand him a russian flag but police stopped him. jared kushner has attracted attention for meeting. the meeting questioned about whether the trump campaign coordinated with the russian government during the election. kushner says he did nothing wrong. >> the record and documents i have voluntarily provided will show that all of my actions were proper and occurred in the normal course of events of a

very unique campaign. >> reporter: hours before today's questioning jared kushner released an 11-page statement that details four contacts with russians during the election and transition. in those prepared remarks kushner says he did not collude nor know of anyone else in the campaign whoclu colluded with a foreign government. president trump is questioning why pr investigators have not spent more time looking at hillary clinton. the president asked so why aren't the committees and investigators and our beleaguered ag looking into crook udhillary's crimes and russia relations? in doing so the president took his latest swipe at attorney general jeff sessions. sessions recused himself when it was revealed he met with a top diplomat last year. jared kushner said to meet with

lawmakers on the house intelligence committee tomorrow. keith jones, nbc 10 news. back here at home a gunman is on the loose after robbing two people inside a school in north philadelphia. this happened earlier this morning at the mastery school campus on 18th and pike. the school is undergoing renovations. there are workers coming in and out of the building. we know the gunman took cash from the victims. the man accused of killing his girlfriend made his first court appearance this afternoon. paul kline faces murder charges. his girlfriend's body was found friday. new details at the fire burning in south jersey. fire crews tell us it is now fully contained and controlled. that fire ate up about 3,500 acres. that is about the third of the size of the park. officials say this happened after lightning struck a few

trees. the district attorney is thanking the community for its support during the search for four missing men, a story that captured the country's attention. d.a. matthew weintraub writes our community will need time to heal but we will heal i know it. weintraub became the public face of the investigation during the week long search of this farm. cosmo dinardo was accused of killing four men and burying their bodies here. his cousin sean kratz is accused of three of the murders. the district attorney sat down with an exclusive interview with deanna durante and said his goal was to bring the four missing men back to their families. there is new developments in the case involving dozens of migrants found in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer outside a texas wal-mart. a tenth person died. today police charged the driver of the truck. he had up to 100 suspected

illegal immigrants when that rig was found abandoned this weekend in san antonio. along with the ten dead, nearly 20 other people being treated for extreme dehydration and heat stroke. authorities are considering it a case of human trafficking. new jersey has a democrat as governor. with christie and lieutenant governor at the association conference steve sweeney is filling in. before leaving christie cleared dozens of bills that needed to be signed or vetoed. she doesn't typically attend the conference but she is raising money for her run. it's sentencing day for a man convicted of shooting a philadelphia police officer more than two years ago. a judge today sentenced william nobblen to 25 to 30 years in jail. he shot danny kostick.

officer kostick confronted him about suspected drug activity. officer kostick was shot in the arm. pennsylvania governor tom wolf is in philadelphia today. he paid a visit to a pharmaceutical company. announced to expand operations to a new site. and the governor took part in a round table discussion. if you would like to fast track your way through airport security get to philadelphia international airport this week. tsa set up a temporary precheck application center. it is set up through friday. travelers using precheck don't have to take off shoes and belts when going through security and don't have to take out liquids. the application fee is $85 and good for five years. three u.s. airlines agreed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines. the transportation department detailed the settlements reached with american, delta and

frontier airlines. american will pay $250,000 for taking too long to get refunds to passengers. delta will pay $200,000 for under reporting mishandled baggage complaints. frontier agreed to pay for bumping passengers from overbooked flights. burkes county residents will learn about the plan for growing marijuana. the company was one of 12 across pennsylvania issued a permit to grow medical marijuana last month. officials will hold a town hall meeting tomorrow night from 7:00 to 9:00. and the bridge is in line for a facelift. the interstate 78 bridge will undergo a $123 million upgrade that will add lanes and wider shoulders. the project is still in the design stage. the bridge was built in 1956 and

is eligible to be placed on the national register of historic places. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with unofficial start to football season. >> it is here. can't believe it. the eagles suited up for first day of training camp. that is where steven is joining us live. new season means lots of high hopes for the birds and their fans. >> reporter: no matter who you talk to fans or players they tell me the ultimate goal is super bowl. while it may sound cliche fans want first championship. players i spoke with say they want to give it to them. the calendar and the weather says summer. the boys of fall hit the field. just the beginning of the season fans can't help but look ahead. >> it's just the way it is.

>> we are hungry. >> eagles have a lot of good players. >> and the players even rookies are aware of expectations from the fans. >> they want the city to be great. got to be able to do it. >> it is exciting to have those types of fans behind you. >> reporter: rookie receiver heard cheers after make ag few tough catches. he says he understands why they are hard on players. >> i think there is nothing better than fans that get mad at you when you make mistakes. they obviously want you to be better. >> reporter: he is hoping to hear more cheers than boos and said it is simple. all they have to do is just win. >> they want to win a super bowl. so i'm all for it. >> reporter: and the first full team practice will be thursday. if you want to see rookesies along with veterans the first

real practice is saturday. >> you are from montgomery county back home covering the team you grew up watching. pretty good day on the job? >> reporter: not bad at all. my grandmother taught me how to love the eagles just like the cowboys. i'm sure i can name at least a dozen friends who would switch places with me here in a heart beat. >> go grandma. must be very proud. so how well do you know one of the newest eagles on the roster? take our quiz on the nbc 10 app where you will find the preseason schedule. the only place to watch preseason games is here on nbc 10. first alert weather tracking return of thunderstorms tonight. some of them could be severe depending on where you live. that is why we have first alert neighborhood weather. we see the storms inching our way on the radar. >> some places will get hit much earlier than others. the first area to get hit is in the pocono mountains. this is a nice cluster of storms

moving straight west to east. it's not effecting redding or allen town. it looks like 646 to chestnut hill as we go through the rest of the afternoon. as you can see it is headed straight towards hazelton and not towards potsville and nowhere near redding or allen town. here is future cast. by 5:00 a new round of storms expected to develop and intensify and coming into northern western suburbs between 5:00 and 6:00 into the philadelphia area 7:00 to 9:00. some of that on the heavy side. some places really got pounded with rain over the last couple of days. so any down pours could cause localized flooding. that is pretty heavy stuff by 8:00. it is already moving into new jersey and delaware. as long as this thing continues

to move we're not going to have any kind of serious flooding, but we don't need any of this rain. some places have had multiple inches. by 11:00 it is pretty much moving offshore. we are not necessarily done with it by tomorrow, either. we can still see more showers but not thunderstorms like today. 85 right now. you can see some sunshine. much of the area is in the 80s except for the jersey shore. we actually had near 90 degrees an hour ago. cape may 84. land breeze for most of the day. the afternoon highs, well we got into the 90s but then dropped back as we go into tomorrow we may not hit 80 degrees. and look at these rain totals. 7.5 inches of rain just between

sunday and monday. a lot of it occurred in the middle of the night last night. another couple of inches of rain will cause problems. we want this to keep going through. delaware county, chester county getting heavy rain, too. turnersville in new jersey close to five inches. delaware 4.5. that is a lot of rain. creeks and rivers were up yesterday and last night. so this better move through pretty quickly. as we go into tomorrow we are talking more about nuisance showers. that will not have any kind of flood threat tomorrow. with the northeast wind and the clouds and the showers that will keep the temperature down. we may not get above that 78. that is what i got for our high temperature tomorrow and here we go. more showers into tomorrow night. you just can't get out of it. it is more of a northeast wind. this will keep things cool.

neighborhood forecast only 78 degrees. easton 76. you see showers not going to rain all day but it's not going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. it will be nice and comfortable if you don't want 90s. long port 76. one of the few spots near 80 degrees. and then as we go through the rest of the week the temperatures will start coming back up. the humidity eventually and here come thunderstorms again late thursday and into friday another round as temperatures get closer to 90 degrees. dover getting into the 80s and at the jersey shore we will see just a couple of showers tomorrow. again, another stormy period thursday into friday. big scissors there at new castle.

new look for a park that was deziep dezid designed by the community. the ribbon cutting ceremony today. the park under went $200,000 in renovations. and we are still kind of waiting for the relief from the heat. it is coming. maybe thinking about winter olympics will help. >> we are less than 200 days from the start of the games. start ahead nbc 10 gives you a behind the scenes tour of the venues for the best athletes in the world. venus on campus. why the world champion tennis star is bringing more than just her game tonight. and a rescue help sailors save two baby elephants after they were out to sea. the dow was down more than 66 points. nasdaq was up. s&p down slightly.

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this is nbc 10 news. this is what you call a mammoth effort. the navy saved two young elephants from drowning. the animals were barely keeping trunks above the water. the navy used ropes to tow them back to shore. the animals were swept out to sea when crossing shallow lagoons. today kicks off three year count down for 2020 summer olympic games in tokyo. >> the city is holding a massive public celebration with concerts. the 2020 games will be japan's first summer games since 1964. tokyo's governor spoke about her hope for the summer games saying they are for everyone. we also have a much shorter count down for the next olympics. we are giving you a sneak peek

at ice venues. we have strong storms developing and they are inching closer to our area. i'm tracking the timing and how much more we can see in the most accurate weather forecast. difficult diagnosis. why children's doctors are have ag tough time pin pointing food al vaerlergie allergies. >> princes william and harry open up in a new documentary about the death of their mother. a local doctor accused of unwilling putting a patient into a trance. what allegedly happened next that has police involved.

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alert weather tracking return of rain and thunderstorms for tonight. the sun is trying to make a sneak peek right now. be prepared for storm clouds to roll in soon. fans heading to tonight's game might want to take rain gear. here is a live look where the rocks will take on -- we had a break in the wet weather this afternoon. don't put umbrellas away just yet. >> dangerous storms are moving through. we are not talking about several hours worth of rain. you don't need to cancel an entire evening's accounts. probably will be interrupted. the first batch is pretty significant cluster of storms moving straight to the east towards poconos and not towards lehi valley. you can see straight west to east movement here and timing.

and so it will take its good old time. it is moving only about 20 miles per hour. and as we go into the afternoon hours it could be isolated pop up showers ahead of this but this is going to be the main threat and this hour by hour forecast takes it into the philadelphia area between 7:00 and 9:00. earlier north and west and then later south and east. much of the area as you see gets effected by it perhaps less in delaware than in southeastern pennsylvania and new jersey. this model is giving another batch into delaware. those areas do not need more rain. some places had five plus inches of rain yesterday and last night. we'll keep track of it for you,

watch it hour by hour through the rest of the night. it's been less than a month since philadelphia's top prosecutor pleaded guilty to bribery and corruption. now a new district attorney is pledging to move the office forward. >> erin coleman was there. >> she took the top spot. even though it is a brief appointment it is still an historic one. a stand ogivatiing ovation for hodge, first african-american woman to lead the district attorney's office. >> my race and my gender are what i proudly am but my experience and intellect have enabled me to stand here. >> reporter: she walks into a role mired in controversy for months. in june seth williams pleaded

guilty to federal bribery and corruption charges. prosecutors say he effectively sold the office in exchange for thousands of dollars in personal gifts. in her speech hodge spoke directly to her new staff. >> this is our restoration period, our opportunity to look at adversity and know you have weathered the storm. and now you can look in front of you and do what you have been tasked to do as district attorney with your head held high. >> reporter: she will complete williams' second term. she says the challenges are behind them and she is only looking forward. >> that is what i believe. focus on the wonderful work that they are doing and that is what i believe the focus should always be. >> republican beth grossman will face off in november to fill the next full term. >> one of the first cases hodge could face a deadly shooting in

frankfurt. they were shot by a neighbor last sunday. the neighbor says they were all arguing and dempsy and depaul started climbing his fence. the man said he felt threatened and grabbed his gun and thougsh them both. >> my mom would never provoke any violence. she knows she would have to make it home to me and my brother. i don't understand why he is still here in hisuths house let alone not in jail. it's not self defense. it is strictly murder. >> over the weekend neighbors passed around a petition to try to get the d.a.'s office to prosecute the case. they say they are investigating it right now. here is a look at other stories we are following county by county. in mercer county time for a home improvement project at one of trenton's oldest buildings.

the city broke ground on renovations to the douglas house built in 1760. george washington and his war council made decisions at the home during the american revolution. new street lights are coming. the city is upgrading 4,600 lamps with new longer laster led versions. officials say this will make it easier to see. the project is expected to take about eight months to complete. in lehigh county job seekers listen up. the mall is hosting a job fair running until 6:00 tonight. officials say hundreds of jobs from more than 40 local employers are up for grabs. applicants to report to the mall's lower level. five time wimbledon champ will be at saint joe's university. williams will lead the capitals against philadelphia freedoms and work the run way by putting

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this is nbc 10 news. >> princes william and harry are opening up about the loss of their mother in the documentary telling the story of princess

diana's life and death through the eyes of her sons and others close to her. the princes say they hope to introduce a new generation to the remarkable woman their mother was. >> not many days that go by that i don't think of her. the 20 anniversary year feels like a good time to remember the good things about her and hopefully provide maybe a different. >> we are getting another new glimpse into personal lives of william, harry and their late mother. released a series of never before seen photos. you can find them on the palace's twitter page. look right here. in one of the photos a very young william beaming as his mother smiles holding him. another one on the twitter site, the two of them on a fence looking very happy and then this one right here. we see a young harry smiling at the camera while his mother is

hugging him. these pictures taken from diana's personal photo albums. right now in the lehigh valley another school district adding full time kindergarten. this is happening at northwestern lehigh school district. found out full time kindergarten would be less expensive than expected. the district says it is actually closer to 200,000. the district will spend next school year developing curriculum and training staff. nbc 10 and telemundo 62 supporting our schools. now through saturday you can make an impact by donating money or supplies to support projects that teachers want to bring to kids this year. you can donate today on nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. so great for very little money you can go out to the supermarket and just buy

construction paper, some scissors, coloring books, whatever they need. >> when you listen to the teachers and the things they need, everything from cleaning supplies to head sets so they can listen on their computers. invaluable tools that can make their learning experience even better. to first alert weather tracking return of thunderstorms. you can see clouds already moving in over center city from our camera at the adventure aquarium. looks a little threatening. >> and more threatening as we go through the next few hours. if you are heading out to the phillies game or any other evening activity want to be prepared for delays, some heavy rain and maybe lightning. this first storm is moving to the east. that's towards the poconos. but those in redding and allentown you have to be watching this harrisburg stuff.

that's moving straight to the east. that is coming in and then it will start coming down towards the philadelphia area. this first one at about 5:15. chestnut hill at 6:36. moving east at about 20 miles per hour. just right on to hazelton right there and the amount of rain has decreased a little bit. total amount of rainfall estimated by radar over the last couple of days. a lot of places with very little and then some places with way too much. so the bulls eye goes into northern new castle county, southwestern delaware county, southeastern chester county just north of wilmington. 6.3 estimate nearly four inches farther south in salem county. 3.3 in northwestern new castle county. 2.4 to 3 in parts of chester county. but if you go farther to the

north king of prussia hardly any. those areas that got hit hard yesterday are obviously most vulnerable ones today. here is the future cast hour by hour. the main cluster coming down towards the philadelphia area in the 7:00 to 9:00 hour obviously earlier redding and allentown in the other western suburbs. here is when it hits south philly and the tarp goes on the field. is the tarp going to stay on the field? here we are at 8:30. it's already tapering off. so it may be an hour or two rain delay potentially but i think they will still get to play the rest of the game as later on this evening storms get down. and we start getting clearing back from the west. the problem is our surface winds come out of the northeast. see those clouds there? the clouds are coming back down

tomorrow along with some showers and so it's not going to warm up much tomorrow. the amount of rain just tonight that the computer model is projecting. half inch to a little over an inch. burlington close to two inches of rain. could be localized flooding during the evening hours. temperatures in the 70s to 80s. we're not even going to hit 80 degrees tomorrow. a bird's eye view of new venues for some of the best athletes in the world. a sneak peek at the setup. close call with mother nature. at 5:00 we hear from a family who narrowly escaped crossing paths with this waterspout along the jersey shore.

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in less than 200 days the winter olympics in. >> three brand new venues come into focus. come february the best will compete in venues for the winter games. the ice events among most highly anticipated. >> short track and speed skating, figure skating very popular sports in korea. we also traditionally do very well at the winter olympics games. >> reporter: in contrast to previous olympicss korea is ahead of schedule. athletes have already taken to the ice for exhibition games and international competition.

back in april the south korean women's hockey team played the north korean team here at the hockey center. the stands were packed and the game was a test that showed this venue is ready for the world stage. organizers hope the game also shows the potential for the olympics to set the stage for peace. this will be the first olympics for the korean men's hockey team. hockey is quickly gaining speed in korea. the hockey center is almost complete. just across from olympic park is the oval where speed skating events will take place. this has been tested by the start of the winter olympics the oval will have seen a year's worth of competition. the international speed skating championships were held here at the oval. the quality of the ice was so good many of the medalists broke their own records. we are checking out the arena which is home to the figure skating and short track events.

it was first to be completed here at olympic park. these events are where korea shines. won gold in figure skating in 2010 becoming a national hero. she christened the ice when the arena was complete and koreans have excelled earning most medals of any other country in the winter olympics. ticket sales are at such high demands that olympic organizers had to use a lottery system for locals to give access for some of the best seats. two more venues round out for the winter olympics. the curling center is not far from the three other ice venues. women's hockey event will be held at the hockey center on the grounds of the university. nbc 10 news. >> are you getting excited? nbc will broadcast 2018 winter olympics live across all time zones starting february 9, 2018.

>> they look well on their way to being ready. >> really well prepared. >> looks fantastic. we are working on several stories. >> here are keith jones. >> breaking news out of atlantic city. police released video of a deadly shootout with officers. >> a barrage of bullets and why the bullet is just now being released more than two years after the encounter. and first alert radar tracking strong storms heading our way. we will take a look hour by hour when they make it to your neighborhood coming up. this is crazy. >> a family stranded as a waterspout bears down on them at the jersey shore. >> when it went spinning around i started crying. >> reporter: how they survived the frightening ordeal.

wild ride. a family describes their close call with this waterspout on the jersey shore. >> i did not collude with russia. >> jared kushner shutting down claims that he colluded with russian operatives during the 2016 presidential race. why he is not in the clear just yet. and hypnoatized against her will. a woman says a local doctor

violated her after putting her in a trance. nbc 10 breaking news. >> first at 5:00, the clantic county prosecutors office released this video from a police shootout. it left one man dead. i'm keith jones. >> this video was released to the public in just the last hour and a half. jim rosenfield joining us. some people may find the video disturbing. >> we will not show you the entire video. it begins with police chasing an suv. the video recorded by dash cam rr video in march of 2014. officers began chasing watson after pull ag gun after not having enough money to pay for a restaurant bill. 11 minutes and four towns later the