these storms are right now. >> they are scattered around like they were yesterday. extent a a little more numerous and they started earlier in the day. we continue to seat dark clouds and storms in the distance. we have seen less of that in the last hour than we saw earlier today. that may be a sign those storms are starting to weaken. we do not need to come up in this direction.

they are moving kind of cay yachtically. some of them move to the north. some of them move elsewhere. we have had some very high rain intensities. over 4 inches an hour in parts of chester county. over 2 inches in northern delaware. and in northern delaware, that it storm stayed over the wilmington area for quite awhile. more heavy storms in chester county up toward the lehigh value low. as you can see other storms near wilmington that continue to redevelop in this area. just to the south of wilmington. we saw the greatest amount of that. also this is hail. >> first alert weather with you wherever you are with the nbc 10 app. download it for free to get severe weather alerts sent to

your phone before the storm hits your neighborhood. police arrested a daycare owner for sexually assaulting two children. >> aundrea cline-thomas is laif at special victims unit with that brand new information from police. bring us up to date. >> police say a 5-year-old boy and girl were sexually assaulted at the spraus daycare center. someone called dhs the same day were interviewed and disclosed d the sexual abuse. according to detectives, physical evidence was also found at the daycare. today the 53-year-old turned himself into the special victims unit. he's facing seven felonies including rape. he owned the daycare for ten years. >> we're concerned there may be other victims. at this point in time, we don't have any information.

if there's any parents that believe children were victimized, they can reach out to us and let us know. >> the alleged assault happened multiple times. now the behavior of the children apparently changed. that was a red flag for adults who eventually called dhs. tonight detectives are saying while this is a sensitive subject, they are urging parents to talk to their children. reporting live, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10's drew smith is at the daycare getting reaction now from parents. he'll have a live report new on nbc 10 news at 5:00. a night of fun to celebrate her sister's 21st birthday ended with a woman abducted and robbed while catching a ride home. denise nakano is live. that woman is safe and back home, but this is really a a bizarre story that police reported this morning. >> reporter: i'll try to break

it down. this woman was intoxicated and blacked out at times, but she was using a ridesharing app trying to get home. how wound up in northwest philadelphia where she was robbed and pushed out of the car. what started as a 21st birthday celebration in center city for two sisters ended in the abduction of one of them. >> right now scare canned to death as to what happened. >> police say the 31-year-old is safe after a heroing early morning that included her being taken against her will. now along with philadelphia police, they are working to identify the driver who picked up the pair outside the nightclub in center city. the driver asked the sister to get him a bottle of water to take his medication. >> she's snt store a few minutes. she comes become out and the

vehicle is gone and her sister is gone. >> the 31-year-old victim said it took her to the 7-eleven. >> it was nice for him. get involved. >> at this hour, police are working with the ridesharing company lyft to determine if it was one of their drivers. they told us that they have no information in their system that connects to the information of the police reports. he was driving a black four-door, possibly nissan.

reporting live, denise nakano, nbc 10 news. to this breaking news on wall street. record breaking day has just come to a close. the dow cracking the 22,000 barrier for the tirs time ever. we're going to take a live lock at the big board. there's the closing number. closing above 22,000 for the first time in history. president trump is making a new push to transform the kocountry immigration system. >> he unveiled a plan to overhaul the rules for immigrants. it would slash numbers and create a system based on merit and skills instead of family connections. the president says the new system would make the u.s. more competitive, raise wage asks create jobs. >> this legislation demonstrates our compassion for struggling american families who deserve an immigration system that puts their needs first and that puts

america first. >> the proposal is expected to face fierce resistance from congressional democrats and immigrant rights groups. >> immigrants across pennsylvania are rallying against president trump's deportation plans. nbc 10 was in old city where they placed empty shoes outside pat toomey's office. each pair of shoes symbolizes someone detained and deported. they are calling on him to reject the budget. >> you don't know if that person is going to be there. if you are a member of a a family of someone who may have came here undocumented, you never know. the president's budget offers hundreds of millions of dollars to claump down on undocumented immigrants living in the united states. the president signed a bill a aimed at punishing russia for meddling in the election. the bill imposes stiff financial saxes. it passed congress with

overwhelming support. russia responded to the sanctions by ordering cults in the number of diplomats and staff in the country. tensions as north korea escalate, the air force tested a ballistic missile in california today. that military conducts tests regularly, but today the launch comes amid-rising concerns about north korea's nuclear program. north korea's latest test took police last friday. flight data show ed a broad par of the mainland united states is now in range of north korea's weapons. more breaking nouz. police in norristown announced a a reward for information about the man b who sexually assaulted a jogger. >> it happened at the pardon me. the victim was grabbed from behind. erin coleman is joining us now. police need the public's help to find this suspect. >> that's exactly why they are offering that $10,000 reward to find the man who held that jogger at gunpoint. a spokesperson told us police

are still out actively looking for that person. >> you can't help but notice the police presence. it comes just one day after a teenage jogger was attacked and sexually assaulted. >> it's out of the ordinary. i didn't think it would be here. >> park goers walk this same route often. say what happened here tuesday morning is down right scary. >> it's such a long time to get to somewhere elsewhere you can contact somebody. >> reporter: the vast and remote park was closed for a short time yesterday as police investigated the attack. they say the suspect was armed with a gun and wore a mask when he grabbed the 19-year-old victim from behind. >> i don't b know why he chose here. >> investigators are hoping someone who was at the park yesterday may have seen

something suspicious or know who that suspect is is. if you have any information, call police. a worker fell two floors inside a south broad street high-rise. you can see medics rushing medics into an ambulance. the 30-year-old fell through the floor he was working on. he's expected to be okay. >> people in chester county will gather tonight to hear the county's safety plan in the event of a pipeline emergency. the meeting is being held at the middle school at 7:00. it all comes as a controversial project in the area is on hold. work was halted on the pipeline last week. a judge stopped work so investigators can check drilling safety and water contamination concerns. a 7-year-old girl needed cpr after nearly drowned today at temp temple's campus. first responders revived her before she was flown to children's hospital of philadelphia.

sky force 10 flew over the scene as everybody got out of the the water. imagine gas ising up your c when someone suddenly starts shooting at it. that's what happened around midnight at 22nd stroet and edge mont avenue. the man wasn't hit, u with be he had several cuts from broken glass. a fiery freight train derailment has people out of their homes. six cars jumped the tracks this morning in bedford county. the scene is about 50 miles south near then maryland boarde. no one was hurt. several of the cars were filled with flammable liquid asphalt. three of them caught fire prompting authorities to evacuate nearby homes. now to the fallout to e repeal the affordable care act. you could pay more. a new report shows major health insurers are look for increases of at least 30% for obamacare premiums next year. companies say they have to make

decisions for next year even though they are uncertain about the laws that will be passed by the federal government. governor christie was on hand for today's grand opening of the smith family foundation in trenton. they opened the foundation after winning $429 million in a powerball jackpot last year. he called the family an inspiration. governor christie also spoke out about this confrontation with a chicago cubs fan last weekend. what he said surprised his friends the most. that is still ahead at 4:45. elsewhere authorities have captured the last of 12 inmates who escaped from an alabama jail in a scheme involving peanut butter. they found the man in florida. he and 11 inmates walked out of the jail sunday is noigt. they used peanut butter to change the numbers above a door and tricked a new employee into opening an exit dor that led outside. the other inmates were captured shortly after their escape. a nonprofit that helps build homes for the needy now cannot finish the job.

all the tools from the habitat for humanity are gone. someone broke the lock before monday morning. they took $4,000 worth of things from the construction site. two new homes are in the process of being built. pete rose's induct into the wall of fame is being called off. >> the team announcing he won't participate in alumni weekend. the team says in light of recent events, theyen won't honor him at this year's wall of fame inductee. a few days ago there were new allegations he had sex with a girl younger than 16 back in the '70s. rose released a statement saying he doesn't want to overshadow the weekend. fans with tickets friday august 12th or the 13th can get a refund at the sales window. john clark will have more on rose's legacy at stake. that's coming up at 4:55. the fight over dangerous dunes in one jersey shore town could go back to court.

>> commissioners vote ed d to pe legal action against the state department of environmental protection. the u.s. army core of engineers. ted greenberg broke this story at 11:00 a.m. >> margate is trying to get a court order to put a stop to the project. >> a lot of that standing water has been pumped towards the ocean leaving behind b this sopping wet sand. local leaders say the beach project on its crown jewel is killing the city. they have no choice but to fight it. >> with parts of the beach resembling a sandy swamp, an overflow crowd gathered to seek a court order to assault the half finished beach protection project that local leaders say is harming the shore resort at the height of the summer. >> what they tried to do is not working and if we can reverse anything, that would be the

goal. >> margate now resuming its legal battle against the state ordered project, which the city unsuccessfully tried to block arguing it would bring serious drainage problems. those predictions realized when sandy stretches between street ends and newly constructed dunes were turned into ponds of standing water filled with high levels of bacteria after five inches of rain fell over the weekend. >> figure out what went wrong with the engineering and move on. >> for a second day, contractors for the army core of engineers pumped the standing water toward the ocean. many beaches closed as a result. >> real estate agents say the project is driving people away from margate this summer. >> the restaurant behind us is their business is is 40% from last year.

it's not annen accident. >> the city hopes to file for that court injunction tomorrow. i reached out to the state. so far no response. a spokesman for the army core of engineers saw they won't comment but on pepding litigation, but they hope to start making changes to the project soon including adding sand to the basins where a lot of the water is collected. turning back to the weather. a live look from our camera at the stadium. you can see the dark clouds and rain on the lens. we have been tracking storms moving through the area this afternoon. >> let's go. back to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> a lot of bright colors. i want you to pay attention to this one thing. at the beginning of it, look at all the lightning bolts.

we just saw the live shot. they have had really heavy rain, but lock at the lightning bolts. fewer and fewer of them. that's some really heavy rain. still have a flood threat. this cluster here, a little bit of it is drifting to the north. so i just tracked this part of it. we. put it into philly around 5:00. now we have already had flooding on the highways in south philly so that would be important to know. at 5:17, wohl see what happens. these are movie ining cay yachtically. this one to delaware looks like it's trying to come up by 95. sat the same time, some of these others are moving straight to the east. we have other storms in chester

county. the ones in the lehigh valley have really weakened quite a bit. the colors not as bright. this one also in burlington county and ocean county was extremely heavy. just a half hour ago. so some of these places will be getting tremendous rain. just this afternoon, in chester county, 3. just east of chester, about 2. the lehigh value e low, 3.3. so you can see that some of these places have seen a lot of rain. there have also been a lot of reports of hail. each one of these symbols is a hail report. i picked some of the biggest

repor reports, there's 1-inch hail. that hurts if it hits you. another report in the lehigh valley and more close to 1 inch hail. things are quieting down now. meteorologist krystal klei will let you know what's going to be going on from here on out. >> it's good news as we look forward to the weekend. let's track it out with our future model here. moving a little cay yachtically means it's moving innen different directions. they are in south jersey and they are going to move out. by 6:30, we may have thunderstorms near philadelphia. another round in south jersey, but it's moving out into the evening hours. this is at 10:00. so as we go to your thursday morning, the commute is fine. but by thursday afternoon, you know the drill. we start firing off the thunderstorms about 2:00 p.m. as we go from 2:00 continue on into the afternoon hours. we are going to see those storms

continue to pump on through. this is at 6:30. we have another chance of scattered thunderstorms for your thursday. more spot ty chances for friday. here's the good chance news. the weekend forecast does improve. 80s on saturday. low 80s on sunday. >> plenty of sunshine. chances are your child may be playing with a fidget spinner. >> one enlded with a a trip to the emergency room. doctors had to call in reenforcements. we'll explain, still ahead. also neighbors on the lookout for each other and an accused killer. how they are stepping u safety until the main line murder is sofled. and rescued from the rubble, the explosion at a school that had people run ining for cover d searching for more survivors. the dow closed above 22,000

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a deadly explosion in memphis. we're following breaking news. minneapolis. one is in critical condition and several were rescued. authorities say it appears it was caused by a ruptured gas loin. contractors were working on the building. people inside say they were warned to get out just before the explosion. >> my daughter got up and was getting ready to leave out of the counselor's office and was blown out by the education explosion. it was seconds that they told us to get. >> many students, teachers and coaches were there for sports prime ministers and summer school.

check out mother nature's power on display in florida. this is video of flight ning you can see him fall backwards from the jolt. he's out of the hospital. nearly two weeks after the near death experience. an active day in weather with rain, lightning and thunder this afternoon. >> we're tracking strong storms moving through the area. >> these storms are providing a lot of heavy rain. i'll let you know if your neighborhood is in the storm's path and when we'll dry out in your most accurate weather forecast. plus tainted legacy, what the phillies are saying about pete rose no longer being inducted into the wall of fame. brand new developments in the main line murder. why people could help them track down the accused killer. that's next at 4:00.

thunder and lightning could come baring down on your neighborhood this afternoon. >> we're tracking strong thunderstorms moving through parts of our area. downpours this afternoon. clearly these people listen to the first alert forecast and brought their umbrellas. the previous people maybe not so much. sounded like hail hitting the top of cars. the wind cheeld wipers were in overdrive. the video was taken along route 202. >> taking a live look at lincoln financial field. the dark clouds hovering right over south philadelphia. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is become to track where the worst of the rain is right now. >> we're focusing on the area towards philadelphia.

here's the shot in wilmington. you can see how dark it is up that direction. so we have already had some flooding in parts of the area. but what i've done is i've counted all the lightning strikes. this is at 2:30 in the 15-minute period. two hours later, down to 109. so overall as we have been saying, there's the evidence to see with your naked eye. there's the evidence that the storms overall are weakening. but not everyone is weakening. this one coming pretty close to philadelphia. it's moving to the east and now some of it getting towards south philly. there was flooding here. and then a little earlier. so we do not want this even five

miles to the north would cause more problems there. we're seeing much less. you're seeing the weakening in chester county, but the rainfall rates in this stuff that's going in northern salem county, cumberland and camden counties, 3 to 4 inches per hour. so that needs to move. we also have some showers. some. further south that moved off of dover. the storms down to the south are moving pretty clearly to the east. but in other part it's not real clear. this cell did have a pretty impressive hail core about a half hour ago. that's really weakened considerably. a a lot of reports of hail in the area.

we have had rock lij with quarter inch hail as well. talk more about where the storms are going and it if we're going to see anymore of this coming up. >> first alert with you wherever you are. download it for free and you get severe weather alerts sent to your phone. that's before the storm hits your neighborhood so you know what's coming. new development this is afternoon in the main line murder case. >> police have released new pictures of people they think are witnesses to saturday's murder. investigators say these people may have seen the suspect run down the road saturday night around the same time the victim was shot and killed. steven fisher has the latest on this case. >> reporter: neighbors were called seeing him come and go

from time to time, but people said they won't feel better until he's locked up and behind bars. >> this is usually a quiet area. it's not really much done on this block. >> but yesterday police rolled in here to lo cust street and raided this house and found the gray sedan involving to the accused killer just down the street. >> it was scary. it is scary. >> the raid on this house that turned up empty startled neighbors and that's not what bothers them. the fact that he's still loose is weighing heavy on everyone's minds. >> of course, it's making me nervous. it's making me nervous about anyone that's on the street. >> dorothy fisher didn't know rollins was a frequent visitor. >> it's not going to change her row teen, but nose who live around here say they will be keeping a closer eye ob each other and who is strolling

through. >> i will be leery. >> just have to be careful. >> from listening to the neighbors, they feel uncomfortable with the entire situation. we have been in touch with police who tell us tips continue to come in and right now they are actively searching for r rollins. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. to a look now all the the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. bethlehem is considering a gift ban policy. it would affect employees as well as elected and appointed officials. anyone violating the policy would have to return or donate the gift and pay a fine up to $1,000. the goal would be to discourage anyone from accepting handouts from people angling from a government contract. in new castle county, a live look at the stadium. members of the general assembly will attend legislative night at the blue rocks game.

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replacement if you have one. dark clouds, heavy rain, thunder and lightning. >> all the ingredients for a recipe of thunderstorms. >> and show moving so they cause some flooding in parts of the area. many of them have weakened but the ones year philadelphia have actually gotten stronger. that means a bit of trouble. we'll track that coming. u. and also this. the fan confrontation that had everyone talking. what governor christie is saying about his run in with a cubs fan ask what would surprise his friends the most.

new jersey governor chris christie is discussing his confrontation with a cubs fan at a baseball game over the weekend. he confronted the fan after he heckled him. the governor was heard calling him a big shot while maintaining his grip on his nachos.

he talked about the exchange in trenton today. >> for those who know me, i think i was fairly restrained. i didn't dump the na e choe choes on him or anything. >> the fans seen has challenged the governor to fight and says a mixed marshal arts organization has agreed to set it up. we may know why president trump spent so much time away from the white house. the president reportedly thinks it's a real dump. he says trump made that comment to gulf buddies in new jersey. a white house official denied that comment happened. nevertheless, at least one resident defended the people who take care of the white house. chelsea clinton tweeted thank you to all the white house ushers, butlers, maids, chefs, florists, plumbers, engineers and for all you do every day.

when a child from arizona ended up in the er with a fidget spinner stuck to his finger, doctors turned to a surprising person to help. >> the maintenance man. he had a spinner that slipped on to the finger, but hen couldn't get it off. they called in the maintenance guy who use d a fiber glass saw to get rid of the toy. and afterwards the worker was overcome with emotion. >> just a good feeling, yes. >>. a good feeling. he went through four fiber glass blades before that stubborn band came off. thank goodness for him and his engine ingenuity. >> you can imagine the pressure making sure to not get too close. >> a lesson for the ones that slip on the finger. turning to the weather. a busy day.

lock at the dark clouds over center city. from one of our cameras on top of the comcast center. we have been doling with lightning, rain and thunder. there's a lot of activity behind you on radar. >> most of it is near philadelphia and down into south jersey. the other storms have weakened. we are concentrating on this one area. we had the heavy cell move out of wilmington. then it starts redeveloping again. right over the city. that's happened again too. now we're talking about philadelphia getting into we had some flooding at i-95 at walt whittman. unfortunately, here comes another area of heavy rain. this is drifting to the north. it's about to get into center city. and then around 4:54, bensalem

at 5:30. if this part of it continues to move in that direction. some parts of this system were moving east and some are are not. you can also see heavy rain in south jersey. the rainfall rates range from about 2 to 3 inches per hour. so we do not want the cells to be stationary. we got another batch that's increased in intensity. we're not e seeing the lightning in that. another one in the lehigh valley. so there's a lot of stuff on the radar. but most of it is weakening

compared to what we have seen just in the last several hours. one storm near philadelphia, you can see the areas of red. those are about 3 inches of rain that have fallen. most of that has fallen in just a couple hours. that's why we have sohad some o this localized flooding. krystal klei will talk more about what's going to happen from here on. >> we still have to repeat our pattern of afternoon storms. a a couple more days before a better weekend. let's get to it for our hour by hour to go from our current time to 6:30. the models shows off some of the storm that's creeping into philadelphia. but then starting to move on out. we are drying out as well. some clouds still overhead overnight. into your thursday morning, but the morning commute looks okay. then in the afternoon the humidity is up. should be a little more spotty

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the phillies won't be honoring pete rose. >> the team announced they cancelled plans after new allegations surfaced this week. john clark is joining us. they have made their decision. >> the phillys will not be inducting pete rose into their wall of fame in ten days. they have cancelled the ceremony. they have cancelled the luncheon. they will not be giving away bobble heads. he's accused of statutory rape. she says she was under the legal age. pete says it was his belief she was 16. phillies fans voted to have pete go into the wall of fame. the phillies allowed this.

now with the revelation, the team has decided that will not happen. pete says while i am truly honored that the phillies fans voted for me to be the wall of fame inti, i am concerned that other matters will overshadow the good will associated with alumnae weekend. most fans we tud to agree with the phillies decision. >> we're big the pete rose fans. we have five daughters. that's a big deal. we can't condone that. >> most fans agree with the decision. pete will not have a plaque in the phillies wall of fame. if this is a status quo

situation and this information stays the same, he will not be eligible to go back into the wall of fame. >> let's send it back to you. >> what happens to phil lies fas if they bought tickets and no longer really have any interest in going? >> that's a good question. this was going to be close to a sell out. one of the biggest games of the year. and if fansen don't want to go now, they can get tickets refunded or they can can go to another game. so the phillies are going to make right with the fans who wanted to go just for the ceremony. >> thank you for the update. we're just getting start ed here on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> here are keith jones and erin coleman. >> breaking at 5:00, two young children say they were abused inside of a philadelphia daycare. >> the owner trusted with caring for the kids charged. new in the last hour, we have spoken with parent who is are picking up their kids tonight. >> also new at 5:00, murder mystery unraveling. weeks after a woman was found dead near her family's pool, her

husband is charged. why he's not behind bars tonight. and i'll take a look at the first alert radar. scattered thunderstorms across the area. one moving right into philadelphia. how long asks why a dune construction project on the jersey shore is plagued with problems of dirty pooling water. that's next at 5:00.

right now at 5:00, thunderstorms are move iing som flooding as well. >> whipping winds. you can hear it. video comes to us from village drive. you can see the umbrellas really taking a beating out there. what a mess for commuters. this is what it locked like an hour ago. good news is water rekaed ceded there. over on route 202, a similar scene there. just how spread out these storms really are. >> these storms continue to roll on through the area. you can see the overcast sky there is, the buildings in the

background are faded. >> krystal klei is here with your first alert forecast. a lot to talk about. >> some of the heaviest rain is moving over tphiladelphia right now. we can now hear the rain hitting the roof yet again. take a laook across the board. some rain, not as many areas are seeing thunderstorms roll through two or three hours ago, which is a good sign. that means this is weakening. this area not weakening. you can see these cells over salem county and camden county. they are mostly moving to the east. this cluster that's broken off that's moving northeast. and that has now moved over philadelphia. when you see the deeper reds, that's where you get 2 to 3 inches of rain falling per hour. even a half hour means you're get iting ab inch in some spots. still lightning coming down. firesed across the region because of the lightning we have seen today. 's