needed for the young woman who police say was disoriented, bruises and covered in blood. a neighbor says he went to high school with mal. >> and not a good kid. >> reporter: the 24-year-old seen here in facebook photos is now charged with multiple counts of sexual assault. a different story from the people who answered the door here. they say they were home at the time and didn't hear anything. >> watched the ball game. and mother was downstairs. >> reporter: because social media captures so much of people's lives it can play a role in the way sexual assault prevention is taught donyell mun near responsible for empowering victims in south jersey says taking action saves lives. >> sometimes it is a matter of making one phone call of someone stepping up and saying that's wrong. >> reporter: malis still here at the camden county jail and will face a judge on tuesday to see if he can get out on bail before

his trial. drew smith, "nbc10 news." in bucks county, another type of technology used to make arrest. police say a victim of sexual assault sent a text message to 911 while trapped in a bedroom. bensalem police used the phone's gps to find her and arrested christopher hen i gan charged with rape, and terroristic threats. a philadelphia police officer is charged with taking bribes. prosecutors say sergeant brian smith took money everybody two local towing companies and gave them confidential information on accident locations. prosecutors say smith got more than $20,000 over 11 months. he's pleaded not guilty and suspended from the department. now the latest on a boy scout leader charged with sexual misconduct with minors. steven pillar is out on bond tonight. this morning he turned himself in to police and arraigned. police we spoke with who know hip say he's a quiet guy, pretty much kept to himself. >> he never came off as like

weird. he seemed like a normal guy. usually those are the uns you never expect. police have been investigating pillar since march and say the abuse happened to three boys all connected to pillar through boy scouts between 2008 and 2015. pillar is no longer a member of the scouts. also tonight, shut it down. those are the words from pennsylvania senator bob brady. he says until we know what caused two different train accidents on the high speed line, it needs to stop running. 11,000 people use that line every day between the norristown transportation center and the 69th street station in upper darby. brandon hudson is live there tonight. he had tough words for the people investigating these accidents. >> reporter: he certainly did. bob brady said he would like to see this thing shut down until they get answers and they want to shut down the train line in favor of shuttle buses which would mean less people walking

in here and more people waiting down at the bus stop. another late but busy night at 69th street station. this is a snapshot of the 11,000 rider who's rely on the high speed line every day. like this woman who returned from a shopping center. it may not be a smooth transition. >> going to be chaos. >> reporter: how long will it take you? >> hours. the bus ride is already long. >> they should shuttle bus it till we find out what happened. >> reporter: bob brady made that declaration in front of nbc10 cameras today. he didn't mince words in his message to investigators about answers to tuesday's crash at 69th street station. >> get off your butt. we don't need to wait six months or a year. >> reporter: he said he and the mayor haven't spoken to investigators since the tuesday morning train collision hurt more than 30 people, the second crash in six months. a septa spokesman told us all 26

cars at 69th street passed a post crash inspection and septa lowered its speed limits going into 69th street and going into the terminal. >> i don't see why you have to shut the whole line down just to talk about 69th street. >> which would add at least a half hour to my commute. and it would cost a lot more money. >> reporter: septa said it would not shut down the train line unless directed by the ntsb. we may not get answers to what happened to this crash till next year. brady said investigators should have had answers yesterday. live in upper darby, brandon hudson, "nbc10 news." also in delaware county tonight, the search for an upskirting suspect. upper darby police are looking to arrest jose cedillo for taking video up a woman's skirt. thieves are stealing from habitat for humanity construction sites in south jersey. police say two sites have been hit at least three times.

putting a stop to construction. the burglars are taking expensive power tools, adding up to about $5,000 worth but habitat leaders say they're also stealing precious time from families ready to move into the homes. >> we're changing lives and you're going to take $1,000 worth of tools. go to the church and take money out of the collection plate. >> reporter: police are collecting with local pawnshops to see if it ended up there. a school is responding to racist graffiti on its property. two local organizations hosted a town hall after the vandalism was discovered at herbert hoover elementary last week. they found graffiti at a naesh apartment complex. the school is called stockton university. tonight the statue of richard stockton is no longer in the library. the college says it was moved temporarily. stockton was a signer of the declaration of the independence and a slave owner. stockton says the statue will you return later as part of an

exhibit about the controversial figure. we continue to cover the controversy of frank rizzo today. today the office of arts, culture and creative economy sent a letter asking the community for feedback. critics called him racist and want the statue relocated and have till september 15th to weigh in online. well, eagles hung on to win a thriller against the dolphins tonight in south philadelphia. you saw it only on nbc10. it was the birds' third pre-season game which is considered a dress rehearsal for what to expect during the regular season. thousands of fans enjoyed tonight's game at the linc. that pails in comparison to the number of people philadelphia welcomed for the nfl draft. the 250,000 who filled the parkway this spring spent $95 million in the city. nbc10's keith jones live at lincoln financial field. keith, the city and a lot of

fans would like to see the draft return. >> no question about it. i would like to see the draft return, as well. we don't want to look batista the regular season already to next year's draft. you got to ask yourself, can philly host its second nfl draft come april? it rivaled the action on the field. >> the philadelphia eagles select cydney jones. >> mickey fry gold star wife of demetrius risen who paid the ultimate sacrifice in 2011 joined ron jaworski. >> usa, usa. >> the city rallied around them. earlier in the day -- her son christopher met carson wentz. >> the fans, filly giving so much energy for a philly hero was like a welcome home for him. >> revenue soared. philly expected the draft would

bring in $0 million. that number was $95 million. >> how many people do you think came out? >> a million. >> felt like, that the right? >> yep. >> rahim ferguson was there with his three siblings. >> it was amazing but it was a good experience. we definitely had a good time. >> reporter: the city did a good job. should it come back? >> yes, it should. >> reporter: everyone here. >> agrees. especially jaws into it was great for this community. i've been lobbying winning commissioner goodell, the mayor. everyone seems to be on board. we're not there yet but we're working on it. >> reporter: there's a lot of competition out there. nfl released a statement saying about 20 cities are vying for next year's nfl draft. philly is among them. they are considering coming on back for the second consecutive year. for now we're live at lincoln financial field, jones. >> philly can do it up right. they did well.

john clark will join us later with more highlights from the game including what some are calling the rally squirrel. only one more pre-season game left to go. the eagles play the jets next thursday and you'll see it only here on nbc10. speaking of winning, a massachusetts mom claimed one of the largest jackpots in history. mavis wanczyk bought the winning ticket worth a whopping $700 million. she bought two quick picks and a third ticket with her own numbers. that's the ticket that won. >> today, as i'm driving here i'm still like this isn't true. this can't be. and then now it's like, uh, i am a winner. >> oh, yes she is. she already quit her job at a hospital. she said she just wants to sit back and relax. who can blame her. a few locals are a million dollars ritcher tonight. stores in allenston, fare ris

river township all sold million dollar tickets. >> you were saying something catchy i believe? >> no need to win the lottery to go to screenings under the stars summer movie series at penn's land can tonight. tonight's free movie was the lego batman movie. next week the final one of the series is bing. >> it was a great night for an outdoor movie. we do have rain just to the west. will that affect our perfect weather? stick around for my first alert forecast. plus, get out of dodge. that's the message from leaders in texas as hurricane harvey gets closer and closer to the coast. also, using innocence for evil. the new video that claims an american child has join isis. and how kids with explosives put customers inside at risk. don't go away. we just moved in about four months ago,

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teenage a look at there. someone tossed a fire work into a south philadelphia takeout restaurant that set off an explosion inside two weekends ago at the new dragon city restaurant near fifth street and washington avenue. there you see a group running from the building. no one was hurt and police are still looking for the group responsible. nbc10 has learned new details about a boy who accidentally shot himself. his grandfather tells us the gun did not have a safety lock and was not put away. the 11-year-old-year-old is in stable condition tonight. he got hold of the gun early this morning and shot himself in a bedroom at his south philadelphia home here. there were four other children inside the house at the time. neighbors are stunned. >> it's scary that a chide has access to a handgun that isn't locked up. >> i just feel horrible for the parents going through that and for the child. >> right now police say no

charges will be filed against the gun's owner. philadelphia sheriff's office is reminding families they offer free gun locks, no questions asked. just come to their office at 100 south broad street any weekday during business hour prpz. tonight the u.s. is trying to identify a boy claiming to be american in a new isis propaganda video. in the video, the boy claims to be the 10-year-old son of a u.s. soldier who moved to syria with his mother two years ago. he also tells president trump "the battle will end in your land." nbc news has not verified his name, nationality or his whereabouts. here at home, the father of a cherry hill sailor killed in a battle ship crash is thanking the community for its support tonight. the navy confirmed it found kenneth smith's body, one of ten missing after a crash between a destroyer and tanker sunday off the coast of malaysia and singapore. his friends from cherry hill east told us today they were

lucky to know him. >> as a friend, kenny was you know, he was there by your side no matter what. >> earlier today, the navy suspended its search for the nine other missing sailors. the battle inside a republican party is intensifying tonight. leaders are sparring with the president over his threat to shut down the government if he doesn't get funding for a border wall. and the president is attacking some of those gop leaders by name on twitter, he took direct aim at house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. one senior administration official tells nbc news, mr. trump sees the tweets an as a tactic to hold lawmakers feet to the fire. now republicans are firing back. >> i don't think a government shutdown is necessary and i don't think most people want to see a government shutdown, ourselves included. >> shutting down the government would be a terrible mistake, completely counterproductive. >> tonight one official says they'll try to work out a

compromise to keep the government open. tens of thousands of people are under a warning tonight as harvey whips itself into a major hurricane. the warning to people living along the texas gust koefl. get out now. evacuations have jammed this interstate headed towards san antonio. harvey is increasing in intensity and could be the fiercest hurricane to hit the united states in almost a dozen years. it has the potential to bring up to three feet of rain and 125-mile-per-hour winds. we learned tonight members of the philadelphia fire department are headed to texas to help if needed. now to our weather here at home. erika martin is here. you're tracking some rain and more beautiful weather for us. >> yeah, a gorgeous stretch. capital wait for in that. this weekend will be ideal. today was. temperatures topped out at 82 degrees in philadelphia. currently at 71. 79, that was your high in allen fwoun and atlantic city, your high for today, 83.

currently at 66. vine land 63 for you along with trenton. wilmngton at 65 and dover at 67 drgz. comfortable night across the entire valley. neighborhood headlines include around the philly metro area, lows mainly in the 60s. clouds by sunrise. but then mostly sunny by 10:00 a.m. we like that. north and west of philadelphia, we are seeing lehigh valley and burks county. it looks like overnight lows mainly in the 50s. some low 50s and a chance of isolated showers between the hours of 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. and now south and east of philly, i have made some changes. mainly in the 60s overnight. a few 50s especially around vine land. isolated showers possible for new castle and salem counties. i don't want to exclude gloucester county either. dry after 7:00 a.m. satellite and radar image picking up on greens on the screen just moving into berks county, lehigh valley.

mount pocono. light returns there. not expecting a washout, just isolated showers moving through. hour-by-hour forecast starting at 11:00 p.m. notice we do see a northwesterly influence because we have a massive area of high pressure over canada. that is mainly our weathermaker. we have a little weak disturbance. this is why we have the showers moving through. so see here at 3:00 p.m., notice we're seeing showers passing across the area. nothing heavy. isolated at best. new castle and salem county, right around 5:00 a.m., you will see a passing shower. look at this. by 8:00 a.m., we are seeing a clearing and certainly by 10:00 a.m., mostly sunny skies across the entire delaware valley. no complaints. neighborhood planner, 6:00 a.m., 65 degrees. in philadelphia. 72 at 10:00 a.m. for the pa suburbs, a nice stretch, as well. at 10:00 a.m., we're seeing upper 60s for you for the lehigh

valley. 6:00 a.m., we're seeing those clouds with isolated showers, 57 degrees at 10:00 a.m. lots of sunshine. 67 degrees. that's the expected temperature. jersey shore 6:00 a.m., broken clouds. 63 degrees and plenty of sunshine for the beaches. 72 at 10:00 a.m. hurricane harvey currently a category 1. will it affect us here? it will in a sense. very technical forecast. i'm going to make it simple. basically what will happen, it will get caught up in upper level ridge and by later next week, we could see showers moving through. otherwise, we're pretty much going to remain dreifort next several days. conditions are looking gorgeous especially for this upcoming weekend. lots of sunshine. we don't see 80s making a comeback till the following week. who cares. we have sunshine and sunshine and more sunshine. back to you. >> all right, erika. it was triple trouble in detroit today. what led to not one, not two, but three base brawls in a single game? ♪

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this august visit your local volvo dealer >> you've watched the eagles preseason games right here on nbc10. with the regular season around the corner, fantasy football will be going strong. and now new jersey can cash in on the craze under a new law, the state is taxing those companies 10.5%. that should add up to $6.5 million for the garden state. chris christie said had he more to worry about than fantasy football but by taxing them, it's another way for the cash strapped state to make money. john clark joining us from lincoln financial field. a win helps get fans excited for the start of the regular season. we saw carson connecting. not a bad game. >> reporter: yeah, you're right about that. we thought we would see the starters for the entire first

half. why did they only play the first quarter? we'll hear from doug pederson and carson wentz to tell you why. touchdowns. big plays, turnovers. and a squirrel. it's all next.

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this is "sportsdesk," brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. hey, i'm john clark live from the link. we thought we would see the eagle starters for the entire first half in the most important preseason. we only saw them for a quarter. let's take a look at the highlights against the dolphins. the squirrel better off the about to drop a bomb to torrey smith. 507 yards. torrey smith's first reception in the preseason, it is a touchdown. that is what they signed him

for. 7-0 eagles. now on the other end, dolphins going after ronald darby. parker has four inches on him. beats him for a 72-yard play. outjumped him that result inside a touchdown. 7-7. wentz, this pass tipped at the line of scrimmage. intercepted by jordan phillips. that would result in a dolphins touchdown. but carson wentz and his new receivers come right back. how about alshon jefferys, first touchdown of the preseason, nice slant. and the eagles tie it up at 14. so torrey smith and alshon jeffery combining for 85 yards and a couple of touchdowns. carson wentz and the starters are done in the first quarter. in come the backups, corey clement continues to do it in the running game. a touchdown. tied up at 21. michael kendricks coming up with another big interception. how about a pick six here. the eagles beat the dolphins,

38-31. doug pederson and carson wentz explain why they only played for a quarter. >> you know, we've got such good situational work during the week. we didn't have to go fully live. i got to see different looks and coming out and putting the other couple drives. we all kind of said we've seen enough. and yeah, that was coach's decision at the end of the day. >> you think about it, we don't really play full football games on 48 hours rest. monday, tuesday, was pretty intense for both teams. it felt like we got good work. that was part of the reason why i was able to pull them out. >> reporter: we talk about carson wentz being one of the young future stars. how about reese who is kins. across the street today also against miami. he does it again. his eighth home run. so he is tied for the quickest to eight home in other words mlb history in just 15 games. amazing.

then nick williams, look at this diving catch. the marlins go on to win 9-. yankees, tigers. three base brawls. three base brawls. eight ejections. punches thrown, benches cleared. three different times. i don't know if i've seen that before. we announced the high school blitz game. week tonight. here it is. the big reveal. it is of lasalle at north penn. that is tomorrow night. we'll have the highlights opt high school blitz right here on nbc10. i'm john clark live at the linc. you won't see eagles starters till the season opener washington. we're right back. ♪

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got to deal with a blip on the radar and setting up for a great weekend. >> a gorgeous weekend. just a little bit of a blip. look at the showers. very quick and they're going to be gone by about 8:00 a.m. and then lots of sunshine and sunshine through the entire weekend. temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. >> beautiful. end of august coming up. that's "nbc10 news at 11," i'm jim rosenfeld, for erika and all of us. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is up next. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- halle berry, michael che, musical guest george ezra,