and what we can expect. >> this is going to be a really nasty period. it may be the worst at the beaches. because this is a nor'easter that is developing across the region. we have issued the first alert. e we issued it 24 hours ago to give you as much of a heads up as possible. 3:00 p.m. friday to 3:00 p.m. saturday. that messes up more of the weekend. heavy rain and flooding, rising rivers and creeks and possible severe storms at least in parts of the area. as we mentioned, the ground is saturated from all the rain that we had during the month of july and it's not going to take a whole lot to produce flooding. fortunately, we don't have much on the radar right now. the clouds today have prevented the storms from developing, but there is action back to the west in ohio and indiana and

illinois. nothing has really developed yet. it's going to be developing right over our area. it's not going to look real impressive at first. here we go through the evening. we just expect some isolated showers and thunderstorms. most of the night will be dry. tomorrow morning, weather may be okay and then as we head toward the afternoon, the showers and thunderstorms break out. the area's most vulnerable will be in delaware and in south jersey. and not just tomorrow afternoon. but that goes into saturday and maybe even sunday in parts of the area. it's 80 degrees in philadelphia now. 70s across much of the rest of the area. and it's not going to be this warm over the weekend. get ready for a not so pleasant weekend forecast coming up. >> download the nbc 10 app to stay ahead of the heavy rain expected to drench us. we'll send you an alert before

the storm is about to hit your neighborhood. >> sky force 10 over breaking news. this is in the section of philadelphia. you can see the debris on the ground. this is where a car hit a a pedestrian. it's near grant avenue and cruise town road. we're photo sure what that white debris is yet. one person was taken to the hospital. not clear if that was the pedestrian or the driver, but the person at the hospital is expected to be okay. >> a center city brawl and a happy hour. chaos erupted at this sips event. the afterwork hours yesterday, rosemary connors is joining us live from center city. >> the video really calls into question what is being done to protect the people who go to these events. >> that's right. we get to the bottom of that in

terms of private security and police. this incident also speaks to how popular this event has become. we're talking thousands of people. it's not just business professional who is are attend ing. it's people from the suburbs, recent college graduates, police say when you have alcohol can, you mix alcohol with large crowds and that can sometimes become a cocktail for trouble. >> coworkers grabbing some drinks after work to relax after half way through week enjoying the nice weather. >> it's a great atmosphere. >> i agree. it's definitely a lot more college kids. what else is there to do on a

wednesday really. >> the fighting happened outside chops bar and restaurant. one of the dozens the crowds have gotten bigger and under control until last night. >> we're just so upset over what transpired from the event, but we handled it correctly and thankfully no one was injured. >> the chops owner tells me he's working with the center city district and the philadelphia police. as you evaluate what to do next, does that mean more officers at these events? >> possibly. it's found it might be indoors where it can't be a number of people, we can adjust for that. >> based on what happened last night, we'll have more security, be more aware and the safety and security of our customers is the biggest priority to us. >> chops bar and restaurant just one of the 90 participating venues in center city. as you heard the owner say, they

olympian to add more security. that's in addition to the 15 security members that they already have at these events and police plan to bring out more officers. they want to make sure center city sips remains an enjoyable place for people in philadelphia. reporting live, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> now to the latest on the tragedy at the ohio state fair. within the last hour, the manufacturer of the ride that malfunctioned have issued a shut down of that ride. >> this evening the fair is is back open. the ride called the fireball malfunctioned last night. witnesses say the ride was spinning and at least one person flew off. the work er hit the emergency break and the whole car detached. three of the injured are in critical condition. >> it was going for a minute and it was at its highest point and i saw somebody fall out of the ride. a minute later, the whole row of

seats fell off and hit the ground. >> even though the fair is open today, all of the the rides are shut down until they are determined to be safe. there was questions about pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. so many people spend their summers at parks, fairs and carnivals. in pennsylvania it's the responsibility of the department of agriculture. in new jersey it's the department of community affairs. in delaware the state fire marshals office handles safety and inspections. tim furlong was sent to the state fair today to find out about the safety and inspection process. he'll have that story new at 5:00. today the mayor of pennsylvania's third largest city was defiant in court as he faced a judge on charges of extortion and fraud. we heard the possibility of secret tapes in this case. randy gyllenhaal was inside the courtroom today. he's bringing us up to date

live. >> ed pawlowski stood in front of the federal judge as a long list of charges were read back to him. he pled not guilty and just a little bit ago told us outside the courtroom he will not only win his bat until court but will win reelection this november. alongside his wife and attorney, ed pawlowski faces more than 50 corruption charges. he says he will fight every single one. >> i know i'm innocent. i did nothing wrong and i'm looking forward to my day in court to prove that. >> reporter: he was released on $50,000 bail. prosecutors had had had no comment for our cameras. but they required pawlowski surrender his passport. >> it is clear to me that the mayor did nothing wrong. >> reporter: his defense attorney said the allegations of pay to play are junk, but admit

the fed's likely have secret d audio recordings of the allentown mayor. >> i'm aware there were recordings and we'll listen to them when they come. i'm not concerned because i don't believe the mayor has ever done anything. >> he wants a jury to decide his fate. >> i have treated my office with integrity and we will come out in the trial. >> reporter: the trial yet has yet been set. two other departments caught up in this wide ranging series of indictments also showed up in court today. one of them a former attorney who worked with pawlowski and the former schoolboard president. both of them pled not guilty. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. two men are under arrest after a series of events involve ing a pair of carjackings. police tracked down the first stolen car early this morning.

they say a man got out and point ed a gun at an officer. so that officer fired at him. >> no one was hurt. police were able to track down both suspects. investigators plooef the two robbed the security guard and stole his car in the city after another carjacking in bucks county. senate republicans are holding a flurry of health care votes today. >> it includes dropping the individual mandate to purchase insurance. defunding planned parenthood and community health centers and a partial repeal of the employer mandate to provide insurance. even that skinny bill is run nig into trouble. it needs the sort of 50 republican senators.

>> the opioid crisis is worse than ever and hit the keystone state especially hard. that's according to a new report from the drug enforcement agency. the report shows more than 4600 people died after drug-related overdoses in pennsylvania last year. that's about 13 deaths in the state each and every day. marking a 37% increase from the year before. now of all those deaths, opioids were detected in about 85% of them. lauren mayk is here to break down the impact of the sobering report. >> we talked specifically about these opioids like heroin and fental. that's why this is important. this report here found an overwhelming number of them, 85%, were responsible for overdose deaths last year. and today i spoke with a woman who worked to get clean.

it is personal. >> i know it's generational. too many people in my family have died as a result of using drugs or as a result of using opioid. >> she's been clean for two decades. but she's worried about what she sees in philadelphia now. >> this opiate thing has gotten way out of control. they are getting younger and younger. >> a new report released today shows the hold that opioids have taken a across the state. >> this has gone way beyond our worst nightmare in terms of what it's done it our communities and families. >> reporter: the heads of state u and federal agencies say they are working together to try to save lives. >> in pennsylvania 13 people die each day from overdoses. >> reporter: agencies like state police and dea trying to balance law enforcement with health and treatment. >> this is a public health issue. we're not going to be able to arrest our way out of this. >> reporter: the report

detailing deaths county by county noting a faster rise in rural areas and a spark in the use of fent normal. >> the neighbors on the block are beginning to talk. they are going to call dhs if you don't get it together. >> her children are grown now, but she also thinks education is key to fighting this for today's yun jgeneration. this report breaks down which drugs have been the most deadly in which counties. for example, in delaware county, it was heroin last year. . in philadelphia, fentanyl. >> there's a power struggle happening inside the white house between the new communication director and chief of staff. politico released his financial

disclosure form show iing he ha asset ises worth $85 million. he called it a leak and tweeted in light of the leak of my financial disclosure information, which is a felony, i will be contacting the fbi and the justice department. and then he tagged reince priebus in that tweet. some implied this meant he was accusing priebus of the leak. so he tweeted a second message. wrong, tweet was public notice to leakers that all officials are helping to end illegal leaks including priebus's handle once again. he says if priebus wants to explain he's not the leaker, he can do that. here's what the press secretary had to say a few hours ago. >> this has a lot of different perspectives because. the president hires the best poem. her not always going to agree. there are going to be a lot of different ideas. >> sarah huckabee sanders says

she won't speak for anthony and he can respond to his earlier tweets. a situation made it tough for firefighters in montgomery county. this is what it looked like along garfield avenue. crews found a 69-year-old man dead on the living room floor. they had trouble getting to him and putting out the flames because of conditions inside the house. it's not clear how the fire started. today we got inside the brandy wine spca as it opened its doors for the first time since someone crashed into the build kpg died several weeks ago. repairs are still underway but the adoption area is finally back open. these dogs and cats are able to be picked up and brought to a new home. the spca had had to relocate 100 animals when the car slammed into the building. the woman drove her car into the building and died in that crash. it caused a fire inside. the organization says it is

still adding up the costs of the damage. >> it's incredible to be open just two weeks after the fire. we had a lot of people come together, community, venders, staff, volunteers, all working together to make this happen. it's a bit of a miracle really. >> many of the animals who spent the past few weeks with forever families. pennsylvania state senate passed a plan to close a $2 billion hole in the state budget. if it's approved by the house and the governor, get ready to pay more in taxes. here's how you could be impacted. you can expect your electric bill would go up. you'd be taxed $6.50. and if you shop online, you'd be paying a sales tax from third party venders. thoub would be from amazon or ebay. the house gets to vote next, but no votes schedule pd the

governor sports the plan. the republican ticket is set for the race for governor in new jersey. the governor announced a running pate. she's looking to succeed chris christie in november's election. phil murphy introduced sheila oliver as his running mate yesterday. the first african-american woman to serve as assembly speaker. pennsylvania doctors can take the first steps to participate in the medical marijuana program. pa launched an online registry for physicians interested in taking part. medical marijuana was legalized in pennsylvania in may of last year. the state says it expected to have its program up and running by next year. nascar returning to the p k poconos this weekend. the monster energy nascar cup

series race set for sunday at the pocono raceway. it will be dale earnhardt jr.'s final race ever on the track. plenty of events this weekend could be impacted by heavy rain headed our way. >> we're preparing for a flood threat and that's why we issued a first alert for tomorrow. >> let's go to first alert meteorologist glenn schwartz with more on what we can expect. sdwl this is going to continue into the weekend. this is slow. developing storm, which means it's going to be slow to exit. poconos may be in the best shape. the lowest chance of any serious problems with the floding is in the lehigh valley and up toward the poconos. so keep that in mind. the time period for the main problems, 3:00 p.m. friday to 3:00 p.m. saturday. that's the main threat.

there also is a a chance of some severe storms in parts of the area. that will be more likely into delaware. this is an important map because it shows you what areas are the most vulnerable. this is not predicting how much warain is going to fall. this is predicting how much it will take to reduce floding. the dark green, all it's going to take is 1 to 2 inches. so southern delaware, you can handle greater amounts of rain than tb northern delaware. especially in new castle county, very vulnerable. 1 to 2 inches will cause it. and it's almost a sure bet there will be 1 to 2 inches there. there is is a potential for floding.

we have a couple showers starting to develop in parts of the area. right now at the shore, we continue to see a wind off the ocean. this is as nice as it's going to be until next maybe tuesday. 78 in cape may and hol gait. here's the satellite and radar. just a couple showers in delaware. but this is going to be developing as it moves towards the coast. everything is going to intensify. through the evening, we find some isolated showers and thunderstorms. anything that does develop could produce a downpour. but we're talking about the main threat starting tomorrow afternoon. here we are tomorrow morning. could be some showers developing

to the west. and then watch these colors. more yellow, more orange, more red, these are indications of very heavy rain. the greatest threat is to the south. this is in northern delaware. and into saturday morning, as the storm intensifies offshore. so saturday is just going to be an awful day. how much rain? this is the european model. . the world's most accurate overall. it is shifting further south. but lock at these amounts. 4 or 5 inches and this area would suggest even more than that. so we'll get into more on the timing of the heaviest rain coming up. in the meantime, nbc 10 and telemundo are supporting our schools to get students and teachers the supplies they need to succeed. now through saturday, you can make an impact in local

classrooms. here's what you do. donate money or supplies to support projects that teachers want to bring to kids this year. you can donate today on nbc10.com or via the nbc 10 app. are you headeddown the shore? you can drop off supplies in atlantic city. we'll be collecting pens, peb sills and anything else you'd like to drop off. still ahead, beach bummer. >>. popular shore destinations were closed for part of the day today because of contaminated water. it's a story we told you about yesterday on nbc 10 news at 4:00. bhie why the heavy rain could make the problem even worse. also your big. est consumer complaints. nbc 10 responds breaks down the top three problems that have viewers in search for help. and the whole story, the sink hole that swl e lowed a woman's car while she was behind the wheel. and here's a look at the

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that's justin bieber running over pat rat si last night. he. stopped his truck after he realized he hit sunshine. he got out to see if the man was okay. the photographer trying to snap photos of the singer leaving church was taken to the hospital. police say bieber cooperated fully and will not be charged. and take a look at this. there was a woman in that car when her driveway swallowed it up. >> it all started this morning when she heard a pipe burst. >> i looked at the toilet and it's not filling. i open the front door and i saw

niagara falls in the driveway. >> she tried moving her car. she noticed it was sinking. thankfully she was able to climb out of the car. >> scientists in the u.s. have taken b a first step toward genetically modified humans. >> it comes with a lot of controversy. still ahead, how embryo editing works and why critics are against this scientific breakthrough. and beaches back open for now after concerns over contaminated water. but will this weekend's rain make the problem worse? we're going to get a lot of rain. heavy rain could bring widespread flooding to parts of the area. that's why we have issued a first alert to help keep you prepared. i'm tracking the timing of the rain and how much you could see in your neighborhood in your most accurate forecast. also getting your groceries without leaving your house. expanding home delivery service, when the service will soon be offered, at 5:00.

back to our first alert weather. we're getting ready for heavy rain and possible flooding. take a look at the live radar. you see the storm in the midwest now. that right there is heading our way. the heavy rain we have had recently is only going to make the threat for flooding worse this weekend. >> we are getting you ready for what's to come with a first alert. meteorologist glenn schwartz has more on this first alert and what you can expect in your forecast. >> we try to give you as much of a a heads up as we possibly can. at least responsibly. that's why we issued the first alert yesterday to let you know this is coming for friday and into. saturday. it looks like that's going to be the case.

the traffic is fine now. it's not going to be so fine friday night into saturday. the first alert is for all neighborhoods. although the lehigh valley toward the poconos is the least likely to get the really heavy rains. 3:00 p.m. friday to 3:00 p.m. saturday in general for the worst weather. especially the heavy rain causing some flooding including rivers and creeks in this case. and a chance of some severe thunderstorms in parts of delaware or south engineer e je go into saturday. you can see just some isolated showers developing. nothing too substantial. that's pretty significant become out to the the west. this storm is going to develop near the coast. a mini nor'easter. then it's going to move slowly. that's going to be the double trouble. isolated showers and thunderstorms through the

evening. this model may be exaggerating a little too much on how much activity is going to be there. just a few around tonight. it's tomorrow when things really get going. temperatures are nice and comfortable. the ocean is real nice. the ocean will not be kind to us over the weekend. we'll get into that coming up. >> the rain could be bad news at the jersey shore. some beaches were shut down because of high levels of bacteria in the water. >> ted greenberg is live for us at the beach. >> reporter: within the past hour or so, all of the beaches reopened for swinging. you can see a couple kids in the waves right now. all of their beaches are are back in business. but for ours, people were kept out of the water.

kept out of the surf. >> campers on the sand. this it morning no swimming allowed at any of the city's beaches for the second straight day as a precaution after bacteria levels exceeding the state water quality standard were found at several beaches earlier this week. >> kind of a a bummer because the kids want to get out there. they love being out in the water and so do i. >> it stinks because today is our only good beach day until sunday and that's when we're leaving. >> reporter: swimming prohibited for ouch of the day. storm water run off is likely the culprit. >> it's about the heavy rain from sunday night and then also on monday night kept the bacteria levels high. >> by the afternoon, new test results revealed bacteria count hs returned to safe levels in venter in. but more heavy rain is on the way.

making some wonder if that will load to a new wave of closings. >> i'm concerned because if it's a heavy rain and we continue to get it, it only makes sense it will continue. >> it's not something that we expect, but it's a possibility. >> all of those closures have been lifted here in vent nor. the next set of water samples are scheduled to be taken on monday with those results coming out on tuesday. live, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> if you're heading to the shore, download the nbc 10 app before you go. we'll updit you immediately if any beaches close. >> here's a look at the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. the community is invited to come out tonight for a conversation with counsel. the fourth district is hosting the event at 6:00 at the history

museum in wilmington. the initiative is meant to get people talking about how to improve the kwult of life in their neighborhood. >> storks don't deliver babies anymore. >> the film will be shown next month on the big screen. it's free and open to the public. >> they don't deliver babies anymore? >> i guess not. >>. in camden county, a shark week surprise for this little boy at the aquarium. today he was the one millionth person winning him the ultimate prize package including a membership to the aquarium. it's a rope suspension bridge just inches above the shark realm exhibit. good tr him. there's a furry new addition to the courthouse. meet ramona, the new courthouse

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states. it's been argued the technology could be used to make so-called designer babies. some mixed news about young adults and alcohol. a new study shows binge drinking among college students has declined over the past decade, but those numbers are on the rise of those not in college. extreme binge drinking is still a major public health problem. the team is back together now. >> john clark is live for us in south philadelphia where all the eagles reported for duty today. >> reporter: the journey begins today. the first full squad practice here at the complex. we'll hear from the quarterback carson wentz and the coach doug peterson on what's like a first day of school for everybody. and a saturday washout for many. heavy rain headed our way

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sky force 10 over breaking news in burlington county. police are on the scene of a deadly pedestrian crash. this is along route 130 in del ran. the northbound lanes are closed right now in this area. you can see the backups quite extensive there. police tell nbc 10 the driver did stay at the scene. this is not a hit-and-run, but a deadly accident in burlington county. we're going to stay on top of this breaking news story and bring you updates thaz become available.

let the countdown to the eagles season is begin. >> the entire team arrived for the first full team session. >> john clark is joining us live at the complex. it gets real today. >> reporter: this is a day that everybody looks forward to. maybe not some of the older veterans, but everybody is here for the start of training camp. all the vet reaseranveterans. we take you inside the first huddle before the first practice. here's brandon graham who has a message for the 2017 birds. >> everything we want is right here. >> reporter: and with that, training camp is officially underway. as you know, carson wentz has a bunch of new weapons, new receivers and running backs. carson said after practice 7-9

last year is not acceptable. making the playoffs and winning the division, that is the goal. carson says he believes and the team believes they have the players to do something special. today is the start of the journey and they are like little kids again. playing the game they love. >> it felt like the first day of school again. everyone is excited to get back. it's cool to see everybody and finally to get out here on the field. tomorrow when we really kind of ramp it up more competitive ily, we're all excited about that. >> very spirited out here today. it's something i kept talking to the team about throughout otas. the day is finally here. we're all excited. >> reporter: remember last year, new head coach, a rookie quarterback, we're going to hear from the both of them. i asked about their growing relationship and going back and forth with each other, helping

each other out. and carson wentz being given more input into what he likes with the plays. we'll have that at 5:45. i'm john clark. we'll see you in an hour. >> the newness has worn off. back to our weather now, there's a chance for some showers. bigger threat coming tomorrow. >> the radar is showing the heavy rain. and that is headed our way tomorrow night. it could lead to hours of showers and a threat for flooding. let's bring in meteorologist glenn schwartz on the timing and how much rain we could see. >> we're talking about some pretty big numbers. we're talking about rainfall to get more than 2 to 4 inches. that's a lot. there may be some places in our area that get 6, 8 inches. and the biggest threat for that is in delaware and south jersey. we have issued the first alert for all of the neighborhoods,

but these areas are the most vulnerable. the ones least vulnerable toward the poconos. this is generally 3:00 p.m. friday to 3:00 p.m. on saturday. and the heavy rain and flod iin is the main issue. we're not just talking about some localized street floovding. some creeks and rivers are going to start going up too. there's a chance of severe st m storms for a portion of this. now we have got mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 70s to near 80 degrees. again, delaware, the area that is likely to get hit really hard. the northern portion of delaware, you have had so much rain that it will only take an inch or two to cause floding. places like greenville at 80 degrees. farther south, it it can handle more rain, but it may get more rain in sussex counties.

the beaches are going to have a nasty time. especially tomorrow night and saturday. not going on close by. but this is just the beginnings of the moisture. the storm is developing near the coast. so you're not seeing it on radar now what yoer you're going to see on radar 24 hours from now. as we go through the evening, isolated showers and thunderstorms. this has nothing to do with the main storm that is going to be coming in tomorrow. . you'll see this as we go through the morning tomorrow, we'll see an increase in the showers to the west. then these brighter colors start coming in. the bright er the color, the closer it is to red. there we're talking about heavy rain. tomorrow night, delaware and south jersey, then it gets heavier. there's still a threat of floding even through the philadelphia area and chester county. it won't take much rain in those areas either. this is the time right in the

middle of the night tomorrow night and into saturday morning. that's when the actual storm zilts going to be most intense. what a nasty, nasty start to the weekend. and this is a steady rain through a good bit of saturday as you can see with this model. although the rain does taper off. . it's not as heavy saturday afternoon as it is saturday morning. areas to the north and west could be drying out saturday afternoon. now how about the amounts of rain. we're talking about the most accurate computer model in the world. this is the one that's been calling for this for a couple days now. while the american models have been saying the weekend will be gret. but i've bye-bye relying on this. lesser amounts of rin to the north. let's get more specific with the numbers here. this is right out of the computer. not literally going to get 8.83.

but the potential for multiple inches of rain in south jersey and delaware is there. and other computer models are now agreeing with this. >> next at 4:00, your biggest consumer complaint. nbc 10 responds is breaking down the top three problems that have our viewers in search for help. also safety at local fairs and carnivals. nbc 10 goes in search of answers after tragedy at the ohio state fair. one person died, three others critically hurt, when this ride malfunctioned.

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being done in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware to keep you safe the next time you go to the fair. hiring hundreds of people. amazon expanding its workforce here if our area. how you can check out the jobs they have available at 5:00.

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after a deadly ride malfunctioned. we're asking what's being done here at home to protect you and your family. cutting costs. it's a major reason president trump cited for banning transgender people from the military. factcheck.org is breaking down if the money is really the probl problem. first up at 5:00, a partial weekend washout. all the weather you see on the radar out west is moving into our region. it comes with a potential for storm damage and also flooding. >> a live look at cape may on the left. philadelphia on the right. this afternoon we saw a few rays of sunshine, but we have a first alert in effect. i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. let's get to meteorologist glenn schwartz with the latest track of this storm.