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oh, on the bed? you never told your dad and i about any... wait, what's going on now? move the flag. "nbc 10 news" breaking news. >> breaking news here on nbc 10. darren dalton has died today at the age of 55 after a battle with brans canckansa brain canc. keith jones takes a look at the life and legacy of dutch. >> reporter: on the field, he was strong. >> i'm a philadelphia philly. >> reporter: two bad knees, hollywood good looks, he was one of the most beloved phillies of all time. drafted in 1980, he spent parts of 14 seasons for the phils, making three all-star teams. his finest achievement, the '93 season.

dalton was the face, the voice, and the driving force behind macho row, a team of misfits that captivated the season and captured our hearts. his championship dreams were realized four years later on the florida marlins. but the kansas native's heart remained in philadelphia. he was enshrined on our wall of fame in 2010 and transitioned from baseball to broadcasting, including on comcast sports net. but in 2013, his life changed. >> i couldn't figure out what was going on. i was having trouble explaining baseball. >> reporter: the diagnosis, brain cancer. surgeons removed two tumors, but he refused to make it a solo fight. he started the darren dalton foundation, dedicated to

providing funding for those that suffer from brain tumors and brain cancer, cementing a lasting legacy. >> i never burnt any bridges. as far as the personal accolades, i was never that type of personality. that's what i'm probably most proud of. >> reporter: so yes, on the field, he was strong. but off of it, dutch was an inspiration to his wife and four children, to an entire loyal fan base. keith jones, "nbc 10 news." and we're following more breaking news tonight. a large group of teenagers has gathered, sparking a large police presence. this is happening outside the lonny young recreation center. we'll continue to follow this story overnight. be sure to look for updates beginning at 4:00 a.m.

also right now, another big story. take a look at this. we are tracking heavy rain and flooding set to sweep across our region, and it could have major effects on your commute. that has caused major damage in the midwest and it's now headed our way. let's get to the forecast and for that, we go to erika martin. >> we do have this flood watch that's been issued through tomorrow midnight. however, we have issued a first alert for heavy rain and flooding because of the system you're talking about, katie. i do think an ef-2 was officially confirmed in tulsa, oklahoma. that's part of the same system headed in our direction. temperatures tomorrow will be cooler. so the biggest concern is heavy rain and flooding. throughout the i-95 for dcorridt

-- steady rain, heavy at times, flooding, flash flood concerns. turn around, don't drown. be sure you download the free nbc 10 app and follow us for more updates. local radar and satellite images. we're seeing the clouds move in. and the greens, that rain headed in our direction. a wider perspective here. i do have to show you a wider perspective where everything is coming from. there's the area of low pressure. it's going very slowly. a lot of rain for the entire day. coming up, i'll time this out just for you. >> get instant updates and alerts with the nbc 10 app. find out exactly when it will hit your neighborhood. shifting gears now, a multistate crime spree, and police chase ended with a bang in south philadelphia tonight.

one man is facing several charges after that spree that spanned across philadelphia and into south jersey. now neighbors are left cleaning up the damage there. drew, walk us through what happened. >> reporter: katie, good evening. he's accused of carjacking an off-du off-duty septa worker, then traveled 100 miles before ending back here under arrest. investigators say a gunpoint carjacking started it all at 4:00 a.m. he's accused of taking off in this gray dodge challenger, crossing over into new jersey. then a 45-minute drive down the atlantic city expressway to the service plaza. police say pitts fueled up and showed his gun to the attendant, claiming to be a police officer. >> i can't imagine what was going through his mind doing all

that this morning. it's crazy. >> reporter: the chase was on, and pitts went over the delaware river again, returning to philadelphia. but getting down the narrow mercy street proved a challenge. you can see the stolen car ended up crashed into another car. neighbors all heard the loud bang. >> they said he ran. >> reporter: officers quickly captured him. the wild scene was scary, but fortunate no one got hurt. >> i'm glad there was no kids or elderly people out here. >> reporter: could have been a lot worse? >> it could have. >> reporter: again, fortunate no injuries here. pitts faces a number of charges, including robbery, weapons violation and impersonating police. >> drew, thanks for that. the s.w.a.t. team swarmed a west philadelphia home after reports of gunfire. police were called to the area after several people reported

hearing gunshots. one witness said she saw a teenager with a gun run into a home. several people were taken out of that home. no word yet if there have been any arrests. we're getting a better idea tonight about what passengers experienced on a turbulent flight from greece to philadelphia. these are the pictures and video from the american airlines flight that arrived yesterday afternoon at philly international. things were tossed into the aisle and baggage compartments were unfastened. the ride lasted five to ten minutes and the turbulence was severe. thee passengers and seven crew members were taken to the hospital for evaluation. and coming up at 11:30 tonight, will severe turbulence on planes become the new norm? we asked that question, because there's a new report that says the rise in turbulence cases could be blamed on mother nature. misare sepolice are searchi

driver who ran over and killed a woman and kept driving. it happened around 3:20 this morning. 53-year-old ann broderick was killed. investigators say she was crossing the street when she was hit. the driver kept going and we did speak to a friend of the victim who did not want her face shown on camera. >> saw her lying on the street dead. somebody left her there like an animal. >> police are looking for a white four-door jeep wrangler that is likely showing front end damage. today, the white house is praising the united nations security council for taking tough actions against north korea. the u.n. security council approved severe economic sanctions against north korea for its missile and nuclear buildup. the sanctions pro-hib it other countries from importing north korean goods. it's estimated the economic fallout is the in the billion dollar range. >> even allies in the region,

like china and japan, south korea, all agreeing with the united states that north korea and its nuclear capabilities must be stopped. >> the white house pledged to clamp down on government leaks that it believes threatened national security. pence for president in 2020? well, not according to the vice president himself. pence denies a "new york times" report that says he's considering a white house run should president trump not be seek re-election. "the times" quoted multiple sources. the newspaper noted pence's aggressive political schedule and fund-raising operation. pence tweeted this statement that reads in part --

police in montgomery county got the chance to speak to their congressman in person today. people there asked questions about everything, from infrastructure and the future of health care, to the water quality concerns. >> it will continue to be a local and national issue and one we have to spend the money for. we cannot have a situation which you have a big swath of america that can't use the local water. >> congressman boyle said there are several communities across the country whose water was contaminated by foam used by firefighters at nearby military bases. nbc 10 is your official tv station of the philadelphia eagles. more than 36,000 fans packed the stadium for a look at the team. fabs fans had a chance to watch the

players practice. carson wentz could not believe how many fans attended today. tonight, he tweeted, i thought 23 k was crazy. 36,000 today? y'all truly are the best fans around. #fly #flyeaglesfly. watch our first preseason kickoff special this thursday at 7:00 p.m. john clark and keith jones will be live in green bay. the eagles take on the packers. after the game, "nbc 10 news" at 11:00. tonight, a philadelphia police officer is being hailed a hero for potentially saving a little boy's life. police tweeted this picture saying after several tries, officer kay smith was able to dislodge an obstruction in this little one's airway. the philadelphia fire department took him for further evaluation. the picture has been retweeted hundreds of times, with many

thanking the officer for his good works. coming up next on "nbc 10 news" at 11:00, a deadly ride at an ohio state fair. and now we're finding out what really happened. in a league of their opwn. when the competition wasn't enough, this group of girls took on the boys. and katie, i'm tracking lots of rain for your monday the entire day will be a super soaker. coming up, we'll talk about all this rain and of course, we'll time this out for you hour by hour. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop?

what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance.

sense friday, there have been five shootings in chester. some arrived to hospital by ambulance, others walk into the hospital on their own. the influx of patients forced the hospital to go into a code orange. nurses and doctors who already work at a fast pace, had to move even faster. >> we had -- we got to a situation where we thought we might be overwhelmed and our shift manager instituted a code orange. we had nurses and staff that was able to clear out the e.r. to take care of these critical patients. >> fortunately all of the gunshot victims survived. so far police have not made arrests in any of the shootings. >> >> check out this ball of fire.

it's what first responders saw when they arrived last night to a plane crash in franklin township. it went down in north jersey. the pilot and two passengers survived the crash, but they were rushed to the hospital with injuries. new details in the investigation into the ohio state fair death that happened last month. officials with the ride manufacturer say excessive corrosion on a support beam led to a "catastrophic failure." a teenager was killed after the ride came apart while in use. four people are still in the hospital. the community of tulsa, oklahoma is picking up the pieces after a tornado touched down there. the twister is responsible for more than two dozen injuries. the national weather service confirmed the ef-2 tornado ripped through the city's business district. the storm knocked down power lines, leaving thousands without electricity. these one restaurant was serving customers when it hit.

>> we had some guests in here right here, who did end up having to go to the hospital with some minor injuries. >> in all, 13 people were reported to have been taken to the hospital. officials say it could be several weeks before most of the affected businesses can reopen. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> right now, we've issued a first alert for the heavy rain and potential flash floods we should see tomorrow. meteorologist erika martin has been tracking the timing of these rain showers moving in. what can we expect this >> we can expect heavy downpours for tomorrow, widespread, nobody will be excluded from this event. however, look at this right now, katie. we're seeing a quiet night across the entire delaware valley. but we do have some rain on the way. a very slow moving system that will pretty much take up our

entire monday. here it is, radar and sthatelli. we can see the clouds moving into parts of delaware county, new castle county, not making it to the ground, but soon enough. current temperatures are mainly in the low 70s to mid 60s. allentown, 65 for you. mt. holly, 65. philadelphia, 72 degrees. we only topped out at 78. the average for today, 86. we were well below the average for today. here's your forecast for your monday. look at how the clouds start to develop overnight. tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., temperatures in the upper 60s. we are seeing widespread rain. nobody will be excluded. this is moving from the west-southwest towards the northeast. so we're just going to pretty much stay in the upper 60s to kick off the day, mid to upper

sik 60s. we are seeing widespread rain, radar and satellite, just as a wider perspective. let's talk about why this is happening. here is your area of low pressure headed in our direction. the steering mechanism just to the west of that is going to be moving very slowly. so notice how slow this is moving across the area here. that's going to be the story for tomorrow, which is why we're going to see heavy rain, the likelihood of flooding. this is going to be moving very slowly. here it is, a flash flood watch issued until midnight on tuesday. we have issued a first alert for heavy rain and flooding. it's all along the i-95 corridor. this is through midnight on tuesday, steady rain, heavy at

times. turn around, do not drown, i can't say that enough. i talked about that on my facebook live earlier. notice how we start to see all of that rain headed in our direction, and that's pretty much going to be the story all day tomorrow. >> a total wash and then into tuesday. danny now has the latest on sports. of course, the passing of darren dalton. >> sad news from the phillies' family, darren dalton has passed away at the age of 55. we'll look back at the life of one of the most popular phillies of all-time when we return. fiber optic network. e're% and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service

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good evening to you. former phillies catcher darren dalton, one of the key pieces of the 1993 championship team, has passed away from brain cancer. he was diagnosed four years ago. he was cleared in 2015, but late last month, a statement was released that he was struggling in his fight. bill giles said in a statement tonight, darren was a true leader of men. i loved him like he was one of my own. in fact, he called me uncle bill. he's survived by his wife, four children, parents and brother. as for the current phillies, they were in colorado today. this is the seventh losing streak of at least five games of the season. they have two winning streaks of

that length. rockies, first inning, arenado with a single, that scores one. phillies got the run right back in the second. solo jack here, his 17th of the season. black mon called time, it's not granted. second base is stolen. later in that bat, blackmon with the double, and the rockies take the 2-1 lead. phillies try to mount the comeback. top eighth, this is deep to left field, falls fair. the big fellow gunned down at the dish. out by a mile. top nine, phillies trying to mount a comeback. grounder to short, goes home for the play at the plate.

herrera is out. next batter, here's some redemption, a double to the gap, scoring a pair. phillies win 3-2. the first team to beat colorado when they were leading after eight. the phillies estimate over 36,000 fans attended practice today. carson wentz impressed. and alshon jeffrey participated in individual drills today, but not the team. more on darren dalton later in the show. stay with us. we'll be right back.

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display. the outdoor concert featured traditional race and modern reg dc reggae. how about a little hoops camp to close out your summer. the two-day camp wrapped up today at the university of the sciences. organizers say the camp goes way beyond just layups and three-point shots. >> we really want them to walk away and taking the leadership skills we give them and figuring out how to use that on and off the court. >> the camp was free for kids 12 to 17 years of age. now to the jersey shore. assessing the beach before tomorrow's rain. a viewer sent us these pictures of a worker inspecting the sand. last week, a judge halted the dune project work for a week.

the recent rain caused a pool of standing water on the beach. margate had to close several beaches because the water contained high levels of bacteria. next at 11:00, could severe turbulence on airplanes become the new norm? after the latest incident, a new study says climate change could be playing a big role.

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whatwhat made them believeace carthat a two-ton behemothhop? could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance.

phillies legend darren dalton has died today at age 556789 he passed away after a battle with brain cancer. marshal harris takes a look at his life and legacy in our area. >> reporter: he epitomized what it meant to be a leader. >> i'm a philadelphia philly. >> reporter: saddled with two bad knees but blessed with hollywood good looks, he became one of the most beloved phillies of all time. >> swing and a drive to deep left. >> reporter: drafted in 1980,

dalton spent parts of 14 seasons behind the plate for the phillies, making three all-star teams. but his finest achievement in philadelphia came in the 1993 season. dalton was the face, voice, and driving force behind macho row, a team of misfits that captivated the city and captured the hearts of fans. his championship dreams were realized four years later, when he came out from behind home plate to platoon at first base for the marlins in 1997. but the kansas native and self-proclaimed country boy at heart remained in philadelphia. >> darren dalton! >> reporter: he was enshrined in the phillies' wall of fame in twep and transitioned from baseball to broadcasting, serving as an about li analyst .

he was in the headlines sometimes for the wrong reasons. but then a 2013 diagnosis of brain cancer changed his life. it required the removal of two brain tumors. less than a month after surgery, dalton made his first public appearance at citizens bank park and explained when he knew something was wrong. >> there was a couple of appearances that showed up. i couldn't figure out what was going on, and i was having trouble explaining baseball. and having doing it for 20 years of my life, i could experience this. it was a little difficult. >> reporter: that day, the fans who always embraced dutch showered him with a thunder rouse ovation. a similar reaction was felt by all on february 19, 2015, when dalton tweeted this --

>> reporter: dalton refused to make his battle against cancer a solo fight. he created the darren dalton foundation. dedicated to providing financial aid to those who suffer from brain tumors, brain injury, and brain cancer. off or on the field, dutch always knew how to lead. >> i could call him in my office, tell him what i wanted done, and he could go out in the clubhouse. players get sick and tired of hearing frit a manag ining it f. >> i never seen anyone that could deal with a team the way darren could. >> i managed the ball club from behind the plate. i knew the moves that needed to be made prior to them being made. i was the type of player that studied the game.

>> reporter: the burly back stop played with an all-out effort and demanded it from his teammates, earning every younls -- every ounce of their respect in the locker room and in life. >> i've never burnt any bridges. as far as the personal accolades, i was never that type of personality. that's what i'm probably most proud of. >> and here's your first look at tomorrow morning's news cover, it reads "goodbye, dutch." right now at 11:30, we are tracking heavy rain and flooding moving into our area. take a look at what we'll be dealing with. meteorologist erika martin is here with your most accurate forecast. what can we expect for tomorrow? >> lots of rain tomorrow, katie. an all-day event. on radar, you just saw all that

rain moving through the ohio valley and tennessee valley, heading across the delaware valley. hour by hour forecast starting just after midnight. we have that rain well on its way by tomorrow morning. at 4:00 a.m., you can see all the greens and oranges and the yellows, telling you we do have heavy downpours moving across our area. we do have a southerly influence, more moisture associated with this slow-moving system moving across the area. by 4:30 p.m. tomorrow, pockets of heavy downpours. this is such a slow-moving system, so my big concern is the potential for flooding. forecasted rainfall totals, over two inches for philadelphia. 2 1/2 inches for wilmington. here's the deal, what is this? right along the i-95 corridor, this is why this is a really big concern for me. we have issued a first alert. so coming up, we'll talk about

that first alert. i'll time this out for you. we'll try to get a better perspective as to why this affects a slow-moving system. katie, back to you. a shop at the jersey shore will reopen tomorrow morning after a fire today. the fire started on the roof of the store. emmoyees and customers dropped everything and rushed out. the manager said there was minimal damage inside the store and no one was hurt. our first look at video from inside the american airlines mean that rumbled through severe turbulence on its way to philadelphia yesterday. tonight, steve patterson looks at whether the number of turbulent flights could be related to climate change. >> reporter: the seat belt signs were on. but that didn't keep 10 of the

nearly 300 people from being injured. severe turbulence rocked the plane just 30 minutes before landing, the shaking so violent, drinkered shattered on the ceiling. >> my thought is, when a plane goes down, this is what it feels like. >> reporter: most of the injured were crew members, up serving drinks during the incident. the wild ride, just the latest example of weather affecting planes. in may, a flight from moscow to bangkok hit clear air, 27 passengers injured. in june, some carried away on stretchers on a flight from panama city to houston. a study says climate change may be part of the reason of the severe turbulence. >> we have a 25% increase how

strong the turbulence feels and a doubling of the strong turbulence. >> reporter: boeing say their aircraft are designed for this. wing load testing pushes aircraft beyond the most extreme forces mother nature can provide. a bit of comfort when your flight hits only not so friendly skies. next on "nbc 10 news" at 11:00, the girls of summer. how this group of girls is leveling the playing field and taking on the boys.

thousands of people flocked to northern liberty in philadelphia today, for the second street festival. there were dozens of food vendors, nine beer gardens, street performances and bands playing on two stages.

♪ tonight. there was a huge crowd for the outdoor concert. call them the girls of summer. they are one of the best youth baseball teams in the country. but they don't play against other girls. it's the boy's teams they want a crack at. >> reporter: whether batting, catching, or scoring a run, these athletes are some of the best youth baseball players in the nation. and they are all girls. >> i play baseball because it's more challenging than other sports. >> reporter: meet the only girl travel baseball team. they don't play against other girls. they playboys. you've played girls in the past, and what's that like? >> no offense, but it's not really challenging.

i like playing boys because it's challenging. >> reporter: robert started girls travel baseball, gtb, just under two years ago. he says mattie was outplaying many middle schoolers but wasn't getting the same coaching. >> one of the coaches came up to me and said there will never be a girl step on his field and play baseball. >> reporter: the team has grown to about 100 players from the u.s. and canada, competing in tournaments around the country. what sit like competing against boys? >> umm, it's competition. i mean, they can be tough sometimes, but we do what we have to do. >> reporter: but not everyone wants to play ball with girls. plenty of boy teams have backed out after finding out who their opponents were. >> some of the jokes started, hey, if we lose to a girl's team, you're going to be running laps. >> reporter: the girls beat two boy's team this weekend.

>> i tell people she's a baseball player, she's just a girl. >> reporter: what would your advice be to young girls? >> when it gets tough, keep going. it was tough for me when i was little. i kept going. >> reporter: the girls see no limits. what do you want to be when you grow up? >> a major league baseball player. >> reporter: some day they may be just that. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> right now, we've issued a first alert for the heavy rain and flooding heading our way and the impact they'll have on tomorrow's commute. meteorologist erika martin has your most accurate forecast. tell us about the timing and what people can expect when. >> this is pretty much an all-day event for monday. so we have issued a first alert for heavy rain and flooding for the entire day.

this does include the i-95 corridor. i don't want to exclude new castle county, you may see one or two isolated thunderstorms. this is an all-day event. this will be issued through tuesday. we can expect lots of rain. this is a slow moving system. nobody will be excluded. there is the potential for localized flooding and flash flooding. radar and sthatellite imagery, are seeing that rain moving in from the southwest. a wider perspective, however. we do have this area of low pressure that is developing. look at how active it is. and look how wide this system really spans all that rain. so it's going to be slow moving by the time all that rain cheers. i would say after midnight on tuesday. so radar and sthit image again, showing the green moving into our area, just starting to skirt

along the count yis heries here. this flash flood watch is in effect until midnight on tuesday. hour by hour forecast, starting at 12:30, so just after midnight. here we start to see everything moving into our area, 4:30 a.m. already starting to see some yellows here, telling us we have heavier pockets. green means lighter, the orange means a deeper, and the red means heavier downpours. at 10:30 a.m., this is when we see the efblgts along the i-95 corridor. this is an all-day event. not much that's going to be ex-chuded. everything is moving into new england, encompassing this area from the mid-atlantic northward. 4:30 p.m. here, more rain moving through. back here, we see the winds variable.

so keep in mind, it's going to be very active, the rains heavy all day long. finally clearing after midnight. at midnight, we're seeing more rain and the good news is by 4:00 a.m. on tuesday, we start to see an improvement. rainfall totals might not be very impressive, but add that to the rain we've seen in burlington. they had flooding last week, so another two inches does not help that because. under two inches for westchester. wilmington, about 2 1/2 inches, all along the i-95 corridor. when you are traveling for your amp and evening commute, you are going to have an issue there. dover, about an inch. and millville, over an inch of rain in total when it's all said and done. so this is a neighborhood forecast. your ten-day outlook, heavy rain and flooding on monday. i decreased the temperatures for tomorrow. i had mid 70s. bumped this down to 72 degrees.

mostly clear on tuesday and wednesday. here on thursday, notice we do have some developing clouds and a chance of showers later in the day. on friday, i'm going to keep the isolated thunderstorm in the forecast. tracking the potential for showers for the following saturday and sunday. it's all about tomorrow. heavy rain and the potential for flooding. >> cool tomorrow, the rain starts tomorrow into tuesday. >> i like that. danny is here now with sports. >> thank you. much more on the passing of darren dalton. and we'll hear from a former teammate about what it was like to be around dutch. ♪

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away at age 555. he was diagnosed four years ago of brain cancer and cleared last year. his former teammate spoke with csn a few moments ago. >> he was a team leader. he was a coach on the field. he was one of those guys that really kind of let you know how to grow up at the big league level. how to grow up as a major league baseball player. he was a captain. he was everything that you could imagine that you would want as an individual on your ball club. i can't put into words what he meant in my career. but it was a huge positive in my career. >> rupp had an interesting day. in the eighth inning, blanco with a fly ball down the line. para tried to come up with it but missed. rupp trying to score but

unsuccessful. in the ninth, rupp with another chance. this time at the plate, smacks one into the gap for his third hit of the day. both runners score. phillies win 3-2. and rupp talked about coming through despite what happened earlier. >> it's tough. it's one of those things where you try to be aggressive and you want to score and it doesn't go your way. but we battled. nolan pitched a great game for us. all year we battled until the last out is made and showed it this amp. >> so while aaron nolan did not get the win, ramos got his first of the season. after the game, he was asked about pitching in the high altitude in denver. >> i feel like it makes you have to stay down in the zone and not

try to be too fine with your pitches. that's what i did today. i knew things weren't going to break too much, so i tried to execute. >> you're on a good roll right now. can you enjoy it as it's happening? >> yeah, for sure. there's still some things i need to work on. but i'm just trying to stick with my routine during the week and having good weeks in between starts. just to try to get better in areas where i need to. >> on the gridiron, the eagles' first preseason game is thursday in green bay. catch it here on nbc 10 at 8:00. today, the birds held an open practice in front of 36,000 fans. carson wentz looked sharp. >> it's been one of those things, to some extent you take advantage of what our defense does. they're aggressive with a lot of things. just the way we have come.

we've had some opportunities there. and we have a couple of guys that can nigh. >> the nittany lions open the season four weeks from yesterday. the head coach was asked what are the team's biggest challenges. >> it's not spending a whole lot of time talking about what you just did, which is the success of last season. we've talked about it enough. the fans have talked about it, the media has talked about it, we've talked about it as an organization. they've been given rings. we talked about it enough. so that's behind us. we have moved on. >> that is your look at sports. "nbc 10 news" is coming right back.

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up next on nbc 10, it's "in depth" with graham bensinger. >> this week we're in los angeles with the outspoken terrell owens. he opens up about his reputation with the nfl and how he'll be remembered. >> i'm always going to be viewed as that guy that destroyed locker rooms. >> and we go head to head in the sport that may surprise you. >> wasn't i beating you for part of a round? >> all that is coming up next, right here on nbc 10. all right. a final look at weather. rain, rain, rain. >> i like what you said, it's

not how you start but how you finish. we'll finish with sunshine by tuesday. but we have to get through monday. and we have our temperatures, a lot chillier in the 70s. but more importantly, widespread rain moving through. nobody is excluded, so look at these totals, as i get this into motion, we're going to see plenty of rain, less along the jersey shore, more for the i-95 corridor, and this is going to be during the afternoon and evening commute. >> of course, and that corridor of 95 that can be really tough during the commute. >> here's the ten-day. 72 on monday, 83 on tuesday and 80s for the week and some thunderstorms on friday. >> all right. that's all for "nbc 10 news" at 11:00.

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someday, when somebody looks back at your hall of fame career, how would you like to be viewed? >> i'm always gonna be viewed as that guy that destroyed locker rooms. ♪ ♪ >> terrell owens, record-breaking former nfl wide receiver and a finalist for the 2017 hall of fame class. he became a rising star during his eight years with the san francisco 49ers, taking the torch from his football hero. >> breathing the same air as this guy. it's hard to put