one of the senate's fiercest fighters is back for a crucial vote over repealing risky rescues, what took police to the top of the ben franklin bridge. back. watch as he wowed the today show with his tricks. >> so great. right now at are tracking a chance for showers. a live look right now. a little o a breeze. >> homeowners will be cleebing up. a la fell and damaged a fence. no one was hurt. krystal klei is here now with

our forecast. >> yeah.the storms yesterdays t through exactly as expected. it set a record for the most rain on that date. take a look at what we have now th though. it is farther south. a few sprinkles trying to make their way over t not a lot of rain yet to track. we have this storm center that is aff screen here to the no it means the a chance of spotty showers. unlike yesterday it will just be the showers that we are looking at. right now temperatures are not warming up. we are at 75 in wilmington. allentown 69. today staying cooler than averagement average.

boosting to the low 80s for forecast highs. we'll talk more about when we trend back up and more on few minutes. >> thank you. now to a developing story, police need help finding a 16-year-old mother and her young daughter. she was last seen on july 4th with twhoer month old daughter. if you know anything about that police want to hear from you. pamela osborne is live with video that shows just how dangerous this is, pam. >> reporter: in the dark of night those officers climbed up nearly 400 2350feet to get the trespass rs down. no one should have been up there. when drivers spotted go men they

called 911. the men who later told police they were there to paint the bridge became spooked and unable to get down themselves. watch what happens next. these officers make the climb, working their way up all 382 feet to the incline of the shower officered latched onto sections as they climbed. when they got there they arrested the suspects. i reached out to the port authority to see if they would be able to walk us through this rescue. we know those trespassers that were rescued, they are pacing charges of vandalism and trespassing. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news.

>> thanks. several streets are closed as crews w a water main break there. several properties in the area lost water service. new to morning a manus pushr moving car is facing charges. the woman is in critical condition with head injuries. it happened on lincolnhighway. we wou police would like to hear from anyone who may have witnessed it. teams will be back out looking for a person that was missing n. the person was missing for about four hours. police tweeted this picture out after they say the man knocked a sergeant to the ground. she tried to stop the man in southwest philadelphia. if you know who she septa police

want to flare you. anti -- kill a cop save a life was spray painted on concrete pillars. investigators think juveniles may be involved. they offering a $5,000 reward for infoio arrest. a woman will face charges for kidnapping a baby. we were the only tv station there. she was convicted in march of the child's abduction a year earlier. during the hearing she argued that she blacked out due to mental i'llness.

>> she kid napd the baby. i think under the circumstances with all that's been presented is a reasonable sentence. >> witnesses testified that she trolled the mall after lying to her boyfriend for a year. hoping to get answers after flying here from half way around the world. she hasn't been seen since april 10th. police searched her home for the first time last week. her sister and brother-in-law traveled from poland to meet with authorities. they combed the house with a missing mother. her relatives say they met briefly with the husband last night. >> it is terrible of course

skblchlt they said they are thankful for members who helped search for her. time now for a check of the roads. >> you had information on an accident throughout. >> yeah. some are watching. we p haven't dealing with a dpaen. it is soming down on the southbound sietd. bigst. it looks mostly green. 14 minutes eastbound from the blue route to the vine. we are back up and good to go. a crash out in pottstown around jefferson avenue. we are in the process of an

opening. it was scheduled for 1050. right now you can take alternate. back to you. all right. part of the philadelphia eagles team back ton the field for training camp. >> they ran through drills in south philly. the entire tlaem practice for the first time on thursday. on saturday fans can check out the team during an open practice. you're just 16 days away from the eagles first preseason game. catch the birds and packers. nbc 10 will carry games with the bills, dolphins and jets in the three weeks that follow. stay with nbc 10 and one bird who wasn't at training camp. he wowed the rest. we'll check out om some of that

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today the senate will make another stab at repealing and replacing obamacare. >> days after learning he has a brain tumor john mccain will return to cast his vote. >> it's like a three card game. there's all sort of different versions. there are three options, repeal obamacare, repeal and replace it now or throw in things like cheaper leaner insurance plans to get them on board. zb you going to get the votes? you better get them. >> president trump insisted his health and human services

secretary convinced congress to get rid of obamacare. a flurry of tweets urging republicans to step up to the plate, promising he is ready to sign any version that gets rid of obamacare. critics say he is unfairly throwing all of the responsibility for fixing health care to congress. >> what are the president's principals? health care has been outsourced the congress. >> cut the united states senate off until we come up with some idea that you think is so terrific. >> it's tight. one twor votes could make a big difference. it's significant that john mccain recently diagnosed with brain cancer returns to washington today. nbc 10 news. >> paul ryan and other republican representatives met this morning. today the gop leaders reiterated that lawmakers would be called

back if the senate is able to pass a health care bill. >> we have details about the congressional investigations into possible russian interference. the senate judiciary committee has issued a subpoena. the committee wants him to give testimony tomorrow. lawmakers say they were unable to make an agreement for a voluntary transcribed interview. they met this morning and fully answered their questions. meantime happening right now president trump's sen aior advir about a meeting he had with russian officials. he arrived about an hour ago where he is now appearing fwfr house intelligence hearing. intelligence members want to know what went on in the

meeting. he said the meetings had nothing do with president trump's victory. >> donald trump has a better message and ran a smarter campaign and that is why he won. >> kushner is expected to repeat those comments today. president trump praised kushner and joked about the next possible target. he tweeted kushner did very well yesterday in pro proving he did not collude with the russians. used twitter to attack jeff sessions. he asked why he wupt investigating attempts to sabotage the campaign. he also called him very weak dealing with hillary clinton. that lead republican senator lindsay gram to respond. gram called the president's call to have the attorney general pursue prosecution of a former political rival highly inappropriate. this morning the president's

daughter focused on girls and science. the pair read to a group of girls at the national museum of american history. aimed at getting girls excited about math and technology. all right. a cloudy start. you can see dark gray conditions. we will be seeing spotty showers. you may have to use it. not in the capacity you have had to use it the last several days in a row. we are talking severe storms rolling through. sprinkles rolling by the area. here say live camera view over in parts of cape may. yeah, not stopping from enjoying the beach out there. there is more sunshine than

there is farther north. right now we are at 68 degrees in south jersey. it felt nice this morning when you stepped outside. a big difference. humidity is lower and temperatures are considerably lower. delaware up to 75 now and 73 at the jersey shore. we dropped down into the philadelphia neighborhood. fox chase 71 degrees there. 73 society hill. i do expect today that we will see most of our temperatures kind of cap out near 80 degrees for the high temperatures. here is our radar and satellite view. we have clouds across much of the region. down into parts of delaware more sunshine for now. these clouds are kind of spilling from the north and northeast and with that, there you see it, some of those showers starting to move into the northern edge of pennsylvania. they will be dropping down our direction as we head into the

afternoon. this is a very big difference from what we saw yesterday. yesterday we saw the green they had little yellow and red because of storms they were firing off. today the clouds are keeping up storm potential low. here is the hour by hour. we go through your lunchtime into about 5:00 p.m. it is pretty spotty in nature. we are not looking at any washout conditions. could one shower briefly be a little heavier? yaechlt b yeah. but it doesn't look very likely. we go into your wednesday morning. 8: 8:30, still clouds. wednesday will be a little drier it won't be a beautiful day because we'll we still have cloudy conditions. highs for today big difference from the 90s and 80s. it is 79 in center city. allentown at 76. trenton mid-to upper 70s.

we are at 75 along ocean city. i wouldn't be surprised if we sneak in a few 80s. temperatures will be below average. we go into tomorrow t. same deal still below average. it is 77 in the suburbs and could see spotty showers even into our wednesday. we are looking at our wooekd forecast. we'll get to that in the next half hour. >> the weekend. it's only tuesday. could we look forward to the weekend? straight ahead, micro managing humans, what lets them buy lunch and open doors with the swipe of a hand. would you go for that? >> a chip? i don't know.

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it's hard to believe summer is starting to wind down. there's no excuse not to get outside. studies show few children are spending enough time playing t outdoors. barbara is a pediatrician at the primary care and aleah green ross is here to talk about nature phl. i'll start with you. it's a prescription for getting outside, right? explain what it's all about. >> we are finding so many kids are staying indoors, connected to technology. they are not running around outside playing and having fun. we are trying to create this program that will get our kids to be outside, increase physical fitte fitness and be exposed to nature. >> how will it work? how will you do that encouraging? >> pediatricians are going to meet with the children from ages

5 to 12 and do an assessment and foind out how much time they spend outdoors being active. we are going recommend places for them to go through the web site that was developed. there is so many beautiful places in philadelphia that are unexplored. and also we have a nature navigator that is going to be a coach and help to kids find places and work with families. >> talk about the collaboration at the center have and what role you'll play. >> the center is working with childrens hospital of philadelphia and the u.s. forest service to design this program. so in addition to the prescriptions and nature navigator we also have a web site that has listed hundred of parks and green spaces throughout the city. they will be able to go to the web site and choose a park in

the neighborhood. they can use filters and figure out which park has stroller accessibility, which park has bathrooms and so it's something that we are all working together to develop to make useful for anyone that is looking to get active. >> right. lots of choices in terms of locations. what activities do you suggest? >> it will be working with the doctors to prescribe specific activities for patients it might involve going to a park and going on a hike. it might involve a bike ride or getting different patient families together for pick-up soccer game or something like that. it's tailored specifically to the patient's health and abilities and what they can do and what's in their neighborhood. >> and hopefully it plants a seed so they continue to spend time outside. >> excellent. thanks for being here.

>> thank you. a big announcement this week. i'm sure a lot of families will be looking forward to this opportunity. you can get more on our web site or check out the nbc 10 app. >> thank you. up next, risky business, the sky high scene that unfolded overnight at the top of the ben franklin bridge. plus real life horror stories, a teen accused of drunk driving, the accident that killed her sister and for the first time we are hearing from one girl that survived the violent crash.

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>> no excuse today why i can't run outside. it is very comfortable. temperatures and humidity is down. while it is more comfortable some times you think it's a sunny day. not so much. it will be a gray day. plenty of clouds and spotty showers over the flexion couple of days as well. it does look like more sun, warming temperatures. by the time we get to saturday and sunday but it's only tuesday. let's talk about our current conditions. right now 74 degrees in philadelphia. we are looking at just a peek of sun here and there. mostly cloudy. you can tell through lehigh valley all very gray pictures. it's hard to come by any peeks of sun. overall temperatures are going to stay down because of the fact you are looking at cloudier conditions and the winds. when they are coming innoh and the cooler air. look

as we get into the afternoon upp upper 70s. we'll be at 79 in philadelphia, it is 77 it suburbs. delaware right around the 80 degree mark. that today even tomorrow similar conditions then we start to see change in the air. we'll get to details coming up. we'll get to ta face charge. >> officers put their own lives at risk. we are live. do you flow why the men climbed up there in the first place? >> they told police they went up fr there to spray paint the bridge. their plan backfired when it became stuck at the very top. >> it is enough to make your hold yourunfolding at 135 feet e the delaware river reaching even

greater heights at its peak. when two men were spotted they called 1. closing both sides of the bridge. that's when the men who later told the bridgeeypooked and unat down themselves. watch what happens next. these port authority officers made the climb working their way up all 382 feet to the incline of the tower one step at a time. officers latched on as they climbed. when they finally got to tower they arrested both suspects. hands cuffed behind theirbacks. and to put things in perspective for you the height of this is about the same height as 1 logan

square. look out for a report later this evening. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thanks. for the first time we are hearing from a survivor of a accident that was streamed live on social media. you can hear the screams as the 18-year-old suspected drunk driver lost control and crashed while she was live streaming on instagram. two teens were ejected and one, the driver's sister died. the surviving girl reacted to the crash. >> i have mixed emotions. i'm still trying to process that the girl i loved is gone. i still believe she'll call me as soon as i wake up. >> the 18-year-old driver is under arrest. this is from portland, oregon.

this was yesterday afternoon. officials are investigating what caused the explosion. and this new video, look at this. it shows a wild scene along the garden state parkway. suddenly lost control and flipped the trailer onto its side. traffic was blocked for about an hour here while they cleaned everything up. nobody got hurt. >> amazing. a new study shows evidence about the risk of permanent brain damage. families of deceased players donated their -- the condition was seen in 99% of the deceased nfl players. most had suffered from mood disorders before their deaths. here is a story we have been talking about all morning long.

>> a lot of feed back too. >> it is the first offering to place micro chips in its employees. >> the chips let them log onto their chomputers and even pay fr things. is it safe? we take a closer look at technology. >> now fantasy is one step closer to reality. about 50 workers suppliers of vending machines for micro markets will literally get a hand up. >> is this really is future? >> this is the future. >> they are getting micro chipped, opening doors, booting up their kmootecomputers using technology already in widespread use in smart phones. >> what i will do is pay for it with my hand. the chip in my hand will be linked to my credit card. >> any of your employees knowing

what you do? >> remember for a gps device to work it needs to be powered. cell phones are powered so they can give oit gps. there's no power in it. >> the chip about the size of a grain of rice are injected by a needle, something we experienced two years ago in sweden. >> once they showed me technology i said what do i have to do to get that implanted in my before i leave here? >> katie isn't sticking her hand out. >> why aren't you getting chipped? >> i like the idea. i feel like there's benefits to it. i haven't seen a lot of research. it kind of freaks me out a little bit. there are still foreign objects going into your body. >> it is the data stored ton chip. one of the checks and balances who owns the chip and are they

easily removed? >> it is basically convenient form of making payments, starting your car, getting access to the building, logging into your computer. you know, not carrying credit cards. >> so i can get rid of my wallet? >> yeah. tracking jobs. for the first time a research is looking at their habitat off the jersey shore. members of the nonprofit, that's the same group that has been tracking it for the last five years or so. researchers said they are hoping their studies will help boost the shark's population after decades of decline. >> we are kind of helping solve the white shark puzzle. >> we are trying to figure out where they are mating, birthing, traveling and where the babies

live. they help manage the eco system. >> if you would like to track the sharks go to nbc 10 app or nbc10.com. the start of the 2017 backpack challenge. members will begin a nearly month long effort to collect school supplies. last year more than $200,000 worth were donated to city students as part of the effort. also today citizens bank will donate $60,000 to the cradles to crayons programs to buy new backpacks. this is a video of a previous donation event with the group. cradles and crayons helps children who are homeless or from low income families. speaking of supplies, many classrooms across the philadelphia region don't have basic supplies. teachers often use their own

money to buy these items. >> at the richard allen school computers are in short supply there. some of the laptops they have are missing keys and they are in need of other repairs. >> i started to raise money for computers, it is really helpful for them to be instructed in their first line which is english as well. >> they say giving students everything they need can put them on a better path to succeed. supporting our schools to get students and teachers supplies they need to succeed. now through saturday you can make an impact by donating money or supplies. donate today or on the nbc 10

app. coming up next, a look at philadelphia's building boom. there is one philly neighborhood growing faster than ever. next, the perks that are bringing a new wave of business. and take a live look at our first alert radar. we are cloudy conditions across the area. here is the good news, no 90s to speak of. we'll look at how low temps go coming up. comfortable you are in it.

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city leaders say the area has become so popular it has extended across the river. we have more. >> reporter: the place to be in philadelphia is not limit today philadelphia anymore. more are choosing to come here. a rirch to the high number of hospital employees who live in in neighborhood. >> university city is an affordable place to live. a lot of things in terms of events. >> a few of the reasons millennials are flocking here. >> i think a lot of people are staying and they will start

buying and start building up the neighborhood. >> a short ride down market street and you can see the progress. they are lad shops and lab space to the area around the station. a few blocks away, more projects breaking down. >> it is focused around the science center campus. >> lauren are real estate services says companies are coming into the area and building a live, work, play environment. >> i can walk to work, starbucks, do everything. >>. >> reporter: also there are plans to take several blocks between 30th street station and philadelphia armory and turn

them into a green space that bikers, walkers and drivers can all safely use. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. take a journey through space for an out of this world evening in philadelphia. a space odd si will launch tonight. we have katherine here, thank you for being here. let me start with space od si. you helped inspire. can you tell me a little bit about what's involved? >> in the show this evening? >> yes. >> we'll have a concert by the philadelphia orchestra. it will be a very nice festival. >> you'll be honored later today i guess. >> yes. >> at city hall.

>> yes. >> tell me what it's like to be honored as you have been. >> well, it's a privilege to be home. i consider philadelphia home even though i don't live there anymore. it is always a privilege to be back with friends and family. i consider philadelphia home. this is my roots. >> i looked up your history a little bit. so many people here are proud of you. let me ask you, tell me about what it's like to have him here for this event. >> we are so thrilled and so honor today have him with us. we have been planning this over two years. we have had a number of events that already happened but to have him arrive and share the stage with limb todhim today is honor. here he is live and in person. it doesn't get better than that. >> yes.

you were going through the space program, were you aware as you were going through it what a pioneer you were in the field? >> i came into the program in '78. at that time there were no african americans in the program and so when i came in i recognized i would be one of two or three that could possibly break the barrier, so i did. >> it is pretty amazing. we feel honored that you're here. our friends have been back to our fair stiff. we are proud that you're here and you'll be honored today. >> i take a great deal of pride. >> yes. >> and having him here tonight with all of philadelphia we have music and williams to williams who is our festival artistic director who we commissioned to write a world premier work in his honor. it will be performed to be the to celebrate his commitment to service. >> and we of course love you for

all of the work you do here. it is happening tonight at 8:00 p.m. get more details about the show and the new frontiers festival on our web site. or check out the nbc 10 app. a pleasure to have you here wit! thanks for having us. >>. while some of his teammates were at trag was in new york city wowing the today show with his magic. take a look. >> look at your cards and sign the back of the red ones. >> okay. >> you got it? >> i don't want to look. >> he performed several of his famous card tricks to al and the rest of the crew perfectly. you may recall he is a fan favorite in the past season. he finished in third place.

all right. starting now with a look over new tripoli. we have the sun really heating things up. the threat of thunderstorm much lower. it not as much of a concern as it was yesterday. here is our live view. tonight's picture, which is gray skies overhead. if we look at this most are dealing with cloudy conditions and temperatures that are cooler than we have been dealing with for some time. suburbs at 67. we have 70s in philadelphia and delaware mid-70s. 71 atlantic city. look at the water temperature,

74 degrees. because temperatures today are on the lower side it feels like the water as it does along the shoreline. first alert radar showing a few clouds. earlier this morning a little more sunshine. delaware and south jersey. those clouds are spilling in and they will blanket us through the afternoon hours. that's when we should start to see a few showers firing off. you can already see they were well to north and now they are spilling into parts of pennsylvania but pretty quickly here we'll start to see showers make their way into our neck of the woods. nothing impressive though when you see this light green picking up. that is usually indicates a light rain falling. into your afternoon hours this model is probably giving us a little too soon but we with should start seeing spotty

showers pick up. notice yesterday we ran it. it was showing off pinks, reds, oranges. today not going to see that concern. we just see a little spotty yellow or orange. everywhere else it is just light showers that are rolling by. starting to thin out by 9:00 p.m. still could see a spotty shower into the evening time. this is kind of the backside of a system spinning around our area. you notice a little farther west they are clear. we are kind of stuck under this back edge which means we get the spotty showers. sunday we are fairly hot and even yesterday in the upper 80s. today big difference. below average. we should be at 87. we stay that way into your wednesday as well. the comfort is not just in the form of temperatures being lower. it's not form of humidity being lower.

it is still fairly steamy. today pretty nice. tomorrow even nicer with humidity really quite low. thursday it will start to pick back up tomorrow and comfortable conditions. by thursday night we are look at the next round of thunderstorms rolling in. let's fast forward. your weekend forecast, sun no, i mostly sunny conditions across all of our neighborhoods and warm back up to the summer feel. 86 in philadelphia saturday and sunday. 84 in the lehigh valley. 79 at the jersey shore and 83 in delaware. nice conditions but we have a little bump to get through before that. nice for your tuesday and wednesday but mostly cloudy. we go into your thursday evening and see thunderstorms starting to fire off. through friday lingering showers and then there's the better off weekend forecast. next week looking pretty good as well with temperatures mostly staying in the 80s.

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congressman, why prosecutors say a coverup revealed the crime. little peek of sun out there. we'll see clouds, peeks of sun and spotty showers as well. it shouldn't be the kind of starmy weather we have been seeing the past few days. 79 today for the high. same deal wednesday. mostly cloudy then we see storms starting to pick back up by thursday evening. also notice temperatures are cranking back up too. here is the deal. right no you the weekend actually looks pretty good. >> timing is everything. >> yes. >> we deal with storms during the week and then sunny and mostly sunny for saturday and sunday. people are like i'm going to the shore this day. >> yes. uniform all the way across this weekend too. >> thanks for watching. i'm tracy davidson. have a great day from all of us here at nbc 10.

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