>> today americans breathe a sigh of relief because the health care of millions has been protected and preserved. >> lauren mayk spent the day getting new reaction. >> what does this really mean? >> it means it gets a lot tougher and moreç complicated r republicans to get this done. it means with the rule they stand, they have to work with democrats. that has been successful so far. plus it means that focus will be split. republicans move the tax reform tomorrow. so health care isn't the only thing they need votes for. >> we don't have the votes. >> another try by republicans on health care falling short. the senators behind it and gop leadership facing cameras and facing a potentially steeper climb. they are missing a window this week to pass a vote with 50 votes instead of 60. it's been disappointment after disappointment for lawmakers on a promise to repeal and replace

obamacare. rooight after the announcement,e asked people here at home what should happen next. >> should they keep try keep trying. i mean for the health care of this nation. >> whatever they come up with they should protect those with preexisting conditions. she could see this latest failure coming. >> we knew mccain and all over the other senators refuse, we knew they weren't going to make it. >> she predicts there could be more. >> they won't be successful. >> when we told douglas the bill didn't have the votes, he gave the thumbs up. >> there are bills that are an abomination. i'm disabled. i need my health care. >> reporter: he was worried about the potential impact to medicaid. republicans today promising this isn't the end of their latest bill. >> we're on path to pass this bill. it's only a matter of when.

>> the failure of republicans to pass this bill doesn't just leave obamacare in place, it also leaves them frustrated and nervous about how this will affect them. coming up at 6:00, a business owner worried whether he will be able to afford health care costs for his employees. >> thank you. president trump is responding to criticism about the amount of attention he's given to his public dispute with the nfl. >> to me, the nfl situation is a very important situation. i have heard that before. about what that preoccupied. not at all. i have plenty of time on my hands. all i do is work. to be honest with you, that's an important function of working. it's called respect for our country. >> the controversy started friday when trump said nfl owners should fire players who kneel during the national anthem. the president's comments were meant from those who stood in

solidarity for a player's right to free speech. >> we turn to puerto rico and the humanitarian crisis after hurricane maria. from streets drenched with flooding to crippled communications, people living there need help. we found people from the delaware valley to the lehigh valley offering to donate money and supplies to the cause. the national guard also provided food and water. president trump say he is will visit the island next tuesday. >> we have shipped massive amounts of food and water and supplies to puerto rico. we are continuing to do it on an hourly basis. >> the entire island is in pretty bad shape. some places are worse than others. steven fisher joining us with the newest video coming in. >> this is a lot of clean up and a lot of struggles. some don't have food and water and others still having a hard time making a simple phone call. in the southeast part of puerto

rico sits the tall town. one of the first places to get hit by hurricane maria. >> up north in the capital, the images look equally as bad with mangled power lines as far as the eye can see and long lines for the gas stations. >> people talk about how bad it is, but you don't see it until you see it. >> reporter: thises a satellite picture before maria hit and after. now almost completely dark except for a small portion near san juan. that's where you'll find people along stretches of highway hoping to make a phone call to loed ones. the u.s. military aed both by air and by jeep. >> marines are here. >> reporter: in northwest puerto rico, engineers are inspect iina a major dam after finding a crack after maria. so far, it's holding. so are the people of puerto rico, holding on to hope while

>> to put all those images into perspective 1.6 million people and 15 hospitals still without 44% of the people are still governor said new jersey offering to send is the national guard to help with recovery efforts. in delaware a lot of people are donating money and supplies to help relief efforts in puerto rico and mexico. this church here in new castle overflowing with water, clothes, shoes and other items. the challenge now is how to get them there. community leaders are considering a cargo plane because a container ship is proving too expensive. >> if you ship them, the port of san juan did not take as much damage, but it's costing more money than the actual supplies in the tankers. >> the barbershop is hosting a marathon tomorrow. you can drop off items for the relief effort. you can drop by and join nbc 10

and tel mun doe 62 to help the victims. just call the red cross. the number is is also there at the bottom of your screen. we'll continue to show this number throughout the newscast. it will be scrolling along the bottom. you can go to the nbc 10 appç learn how to donate through the the american red cross. taking a look now at our weather. a hot and humid tuesday for us. this is the view in north philly near temple university. now to south jersey. temperatures well above average there hitting well into the 80s today. a live look at the promenade in cape may. >> overcast skies and lower but check out all the leaves on the ground. the seasons are changing. there's a reason why she's wearing pants and a long sleeve shirt. going to need it soon.

>> she will need that wardrobe later on in the week. it's several miles inland. it's 81 agrdegrees right now. the lehigh value leefs one of the hottest spots. 86 now. was up to 88 earlier. you'll have another hot day tomorrow. the sky moves in and continue here through the day tomorrow. so not a great beach day along with the rip currents and the rough surf so 15 mile per hour winds or greater all along the south jersey beaches from atlantic city down the garden state parkway. it will be a cool and gray

evening down there. you'll need the low beams as you drive around. we're tracking mahmoria right n. the high clouds you see in the sky those are the clouds of maria. 350 miles from the delaware beaches and it's not moving in this direction. we still have some impact. i'll talk about those and the big cooldown in your ten-day forecast, coming up. tonight one person is dead and two others injured after a triple shooting. police found the two injured victims at a housing complex in the 600 block of purse street. an hour later, they found the body of a third victim in some bushes. police are hoping cameras in the area got video of the suspect. two men who spray painted this building in northern liberties are on the run. you can see others standing by and recording the vandalism. police say it happened on friday on north american street. they called it operation silent night. police in chester county swept

through the town rounding up. 40 people. they targeted drug dealers and other violent offenders. the operation reduces crime and gives them information about other criminal activities. delaware governor took a tour of some of the state's national park facilities today. nbc 10 was there as he walked through bellevue state park. the governor told us he wants to learn about the needs of the park and what the state can do to enhance them. he also wants more people to enjoy the parks. and all they have to offer. >> trying to get an idea of the great offerings that we have so i can do a better job of selling it to the public and the people who live in our state to business who is are thinking about locating here. >> today's tour included a bike ride along the banks of the canal. it was business as usual this morning. thomas edison charter school in wilmington the principal was back on the job after he was briefly put on leave by the

school board. a rally support was held outside the school. he said he was overwhelmed by all the support that he receives. there is a new statue in center city making history. >> philadelphia leaders unveiled the statue of octavia this morning. it's the first dedicate ed d to single african-american on city property. hundreds cheered. it comes 150 years after he was killed on south street. he was also instrumental in desegregating streetcars in philadelphia. the mayor called him a true american hero. >> my hope is that every child in philadelphia and every child in america will know as much as octavia as they do about george washington, bnk min franklin. >> the city leaders 15 years to make this statue a reality.

you can read more about his life in philadelphia right there on our home page. the statue is located on the southwest apron of city hall. today a local teen became the garden state's hero. the 16-year-old found jordan's cause for paws. the organization made sure pets of home bound people are fed. it began as a girl scout project, but it's partnered with meals on wheels. the hero program was started by the first lady. good for her r. renewed warnings. >> there are treacherous conditions along the jersey shore tonight. there have been dozens of rescues and several deaths. how long the problem will persist and what's being done to protect people ahead in the live

report. plus poisonous creatures at the park. the sightings that shut down one playground pennsylvania. plus high school protests. veterans chime in when band students join nfl players in taking a stand in unity.

a college basketball crackdown. ten people including several assistant coaches under arrest. the coaches work at oklahoma state, auburn university, arizona and the university of southern california. all are accused of bribery, collusion and obstruction of justice. prosecutors sigh they have uncovered two separate but related schemes targeting student athletes and their families. >> in exchange for bribes in $13,000 to $100,000 these coaches pushed particular managers and advisers on to players and their families. >> the second part transferred to recruits and families. the natures of the charges brought by the federal government are deeply disturbing and the organization has no tolerance whatsoever for this alleged behavior. today president trump continued to go after the nfl.

he tweeted out ratings for nfl football are way down except before the game starts when people tune to to see whether or not our country will be disrespected. >> the school district's honor band performed the star spangled banner at the athletics game whiling a knee. two veteran who is witnessed the protest away with different impressions. >> social activism at its finest. >> i spent 21 yearsing people the right to protest to do whatever they want. but not to disrespect this country. that's what they are doing. >> the music director of the band said the school supports them whether they decide to stand o'neil while playing the national anthem. let's turn to the weather now. let's get a view of university city. all that traffic on 72nd.

it's about that time. >> and the waves coming on in, a nice day to be out there. no one out there right now. >> i don't mind at all. let's put a poll on twitter. >> it makes you want to get some water or all the summertime activities. we look at the sky cam there in spring city. >> it's not destruction they saw across the island and into puerto rico. but what we have to deal with the storm is those high clouds

and currents and rough surf for a couple weather in september continues. the miami like humidity will be around for the day tomorrow. but tracking the big changes. everything looks like it's on schedule here late thursday through friday and into the weekend. that big change coming back into maria's fringe effect, the jersey shore are about the only places that to deal with the outer rain bands and a lot of those rain bands look light right now. temperatures across the area is something youen won't see too often. and 81 in delaware. the hot spots are cooler and the cool spots are warmer. so let's take a look at what you're going to look like for the weekend. saturday you see the rain icons. that means a little pessimistic.

it would not be a washout. it's a a reenforcing shot of cooler air. it's a sprinkle. but this is jacket and hoody weather as you head out during the day on saturday. the morning hours maybe in the 40s and 50s. it will have the first real true fall feel in the air. doesn't have ta fall feel right now. 85 in reading. 86 in al lebtown. it looks like seattle outside when you walk out. they are between 65 and 70. it's because it feels like muggy or tropical outside. so it basically feels like how it would if you get off the plane in florida.

we cut it out of the picture on thursday and friday with a gusty breeze on thursday. and a blue sky on friday. so let's walk you through the forecast. low clouds and fog possible in philadelphia. we burn that off here by 7:00 a.m. in the morning. as we head into the suburbs. much of the same there. mid-60s so slightly cooler in the north and western suburbs. as we head to areas like the lehigh valley. we look at temperatures in the 80s. the enginejersey beaches, we ha most cloud cover tomorrow. the high cloud shield you see in the sky right now. and that's clouds will be on and off on occasion. mainly towards the jersey shore. filtered sunshine during the day tomorrow. and then there are the rain

bands just off the coast. notice they don't have a lot of success moving on shore. i have a mainly dry forecast for you. that doesn't change. so if you have a garden, you're going to need to water the plants. the big change coming in here later on thursday, you'll feel the gusty breeze pick up 25 miles per hour. open up the windows. just beware the ragweed levels are high. as we wake up, temperatures on thursday, friday and saturday morning, back into the 40s and the 50s. i can't emphasize this enough. if you haven't take b out the hoodies, you'll need them for the morning hours. >> we hear r what you're saying. the wait is almost over for "this is us." >> i can tell you that the first episode will hit you right in the gut. >> there you go. a look at what fans can expect from the new season that starts tonight. bad buzz. what one woman did with

thousands of e bees invaded her home. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough.

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heavy wibds are fueling the canyon fire. it's been burning for 24 hours. scorching 2,000 acres of land,

destroying one home. nearly 1,000 people have been evacuated. no word on what sparked the fire. the florida keys will for tourists this weekend. on sunday visitors can make their way into the island chain hit hard by hurricane irma two weeks ago. the key west and marathon airports have reopened, but hotels and tourist facilities are still closed. imagine walking outside of your home and seeing this. thousands and thousands of bees. there's no way. that's what happened to a woman in southeast australia. bees swarmed her home. they even built hives inside the walls. check it out. a section of the walls had to be cut out to remove the bees and a 65-pound hom honeycomb was removed. the woman hoped to turn a profit by selling the honey to her friends. good thing she didn't get stung. >> how did it get that bad?

>> i'm out of there. >> summer like weather and a swirling hurricane off the coast are creating serious situations a at the jersey shore. >> reporter: that danger in the ocean is e grow iing after a deadly few days. i'm ted greenberg live in atlantic city with the important warning, next. plus the reason for the rumbling experts pinpoint the cause of several loud blasts that had people calling police in new jersey. two terrified to go to church. new at 6:00, the trend they are seeing that has them too afraid to go outside. don't forget to vote for our high school blitz came of the week. archbishop ryan and arch by. shop wood is in the lead. there are several ways to vote. you can visit nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. you can also call or text your

choice to 610-624-4111. we will announce the winner thursday night on nbc 10 news at 11:00.

hurricane maria is dangerous and deadly impact on the jersey shore. there are renewed warnings about the treacherous ocean created by this storm.

those conditions led to at least three deaths and dozens of rescues this weekend. maria is still making enginejer shore beaches unsafe for swimming. we have team coverage of the impact on the shore.ç meteorologist steve sosna is with us. but we begin with ted greenberg live in atlantic city. >> people that we have seen today seem to be heeding the warnings of lifeguards. most of them not going into the ocean people all along the jersey coast are being urged to stay out of the water completely. mary is taiking her last dip in the ocean this year, but not venturing too far into the surf in atlantic city. >> life threat k rip currents

fuelled by hurricane maria remain a serious danger at the jersey shore. >> they started to deteriorate this time yesterday. >> atlantic city has a limited number of beach patrol members watching the still warm water, but beaches in many other shore communities are unguarded this time of year despite summer like weather luring big crowds to the coast. 100 people have been rescued from the surf. three people in ocean and ma'am mouth counties died after being pulled from the water. this drone video capturing the scene is sunday as a struggling swimmer is saved from the churn ing sea. >> if you're not a highly skilled trained waterman, you have no business being in the water. firefightered have carried out three ocean rescues in the past ten days. officers working to keep it even closer eye on the beaches. >> it's a nice water temperature

and weather it is troubling. our guy is spending more time on the beach than they have recently. >> mary considers herself a good. swimmer but knows the ocean has far more muscle. that high risk of rip currents expected to remain a threat for much of this week. live in atlantic city i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> let's bring in meteorologist steve sosna. >> ted is 24 miles north. we're in new jersey. you can see the overcast and the fog is socked in here. the sun is out. so this is how variable the conditions are. . the south jersey beaches of ocean city are dealing with more

clouds north there. more on the way of sunshine. we'll be track iing for the nex two days or so. it's 350 miles off the del ware and jersey coastline. but it's moving to the north. not to the north and west or the west. this storm will not directly impact us, but it will impact us with some large waves, gusty winds during the day tomorrow, rip currents so stay out of the water again for another day and the outer rain bands. we'll track them in which communities hit in the first alert forecast. now to the devastation caused by maria in the caribbean. president trump announcing he will visit puerto rico. next tuesday to survey the damage on the u.s. territory.

the island is home to 3 million u.s. citizens. it is coping with shortages of food, water, electricity and communications after maria stru struck. we know many of you want to help the people of puerto rico. tap the nbc 10 app to find out how to donate through the american red cross. you'll also find that phone number scrolling ats the bottom of your screen throughout this newscast. video shows people looting a store at the height of hurricane harvey. you can see them pull up in suv and break into the store and help themselves. another group showed up in a stolen boat loading up as much as they. police are are working to try to identify the thieves. to mexico where the death

toll rose again today after last week's 7.1 magnitude earthquake. the number of confirmed dead stands at 333 people. search teams are still digging through dangerous piles of rubble in mexico city hoping to find survivors. >> back here at home, federal officials are confirming a small earthquake is what caused some rumbling in parts of new jersey last night. the. epicenter was directly beneath morris plains. it wobl be felt by most people. police got 25 calls about loud blooming noises in the area. let's take a look at the stories making headlines county by county across the region today. in bucks county, part of county line road in warring on to is closed once again because of a fuel spill. a tanker truck spilled all over the road yesterday. it was reopened after a massive clean up, but it closed again

this morning so crews could resurface it. the road will be closed a few more hours. >> celebrating progress for the second year in a row. the elementary and middle school students improved results on the state-issued park kmam. exam. they announcedç 12 of 16s made significant gains in english and language arts. and 9 of 16 made progress in math. one woman says she's happy her granddaughters have more opportunities than she did. >> she's been saying she want. s to be a doctor. she's 9 today. you ask what you want to be, she'll say a doctor. i want to be a doctor. >> the district credits teachers for the increase. berks county a push to decriminalize small amounts of pot. the city council may vote to

give cops the option of charging marijuana users with the minor offense similar to loitering. right now it's a more serious misdemeanor. they could vote on the change early next month. our first look at a new dorm planned. this is a rendering of the new 426-bed dorm that will go up near the middle school. ob side parking for student who is live there. summer may be over but delaware officials are reminding people that the bugs are still biting. >> they have found west nile virus in nearly two dozen chickens and they say that serves as notice that they remain active, especially during unseasonably warm weather. mosquitos spread west nile. health officials say concerns could continue for several more weeks. a northeastern pennsylvania playground is is off limits after some people say theyed rattlesnakes.

the city hired a trapper to nab the potential park crashers. he says the rattlesnake is the culprit. they won't attack you. >> if you could see erin coleman right now. >> they are common in our region. their venom is poisonous, but as you just heard they normal ly shieg away from humans. normally. from wedding photo session to rescue mission. >> i look over and i see him in the water. what is he doing? >> up next the groom that saved a life moments after he tied the knot. and the viral pictures now to prove it. plus ominous warning. what some coffee makers could

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from a groom in canada becoming a husband and a hero all at the same time. >> he notice d a little boy in trouble as he was posing for wedding pictures. that photo session took place near a river in a park. the groom saw the child whose face was under water. the new husbandç immediately jumped into the river and pulled the child out. meanwhile the wedding photographer snapped away. >> lucky he was only a little guy and i grabbed him sort of like here and just sort of pulled him up. >> two boys nearby said they pushed the boy in while playing. >> the eagles are preparing to make more positive memories as they head west. how the team plans to move on without a key player. plus making good after a major mess. the one move that a baseball player made after accidentally scattering a fan's feast on the

field. the video you have to see, next. i'll be watching. right now behind me, we have heat and humidity. when does it go away and when do we get that break? i'll be back with your forecast, coming up. pyromaniac on the run. new at 6:00, what police are trying to make sure this doesn't. happen to your car.

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let's take a live lock at lincoln financial field. quiet now, the eagles head west after the thrilling win against the giants. today the team talked about moving on without one of their key players.

john clark joins us live. >> darren sproles is not an easy guy to replace. >> you said it. he's truly unique. a weapon at just 5'6". in nfl history, there are only seven players. that's how special he is. on this same play, he tore his acl and broke his wrist. that's just devastate iing for . the birds are going to miss him on the field as a running back and a receiver. coaches have always said he's the hardest working practice player. >> it's an elite playmaker who has proven it over a lot of years. >> the eagles head out to california without darrin. the birds will be playing in carson, california. that's a good o'men. the chargers are not even selling out their soccer stadium they are playing in.

coming up in sport, we're going to have carson wentz miked for the field goal two days ago. you'll want the to hear what he promised jake elliot if he made it. eagles in los angeles next sunday. taking on the chargers. don't forget to catch our hour-long pregame show starting with game day kickoff at 9:30. >> patriots may be considered the so-called class of the nfl. they charged fans for water at sunday's game. the team apologized after word got out that they charged fans $5 a cup for tap water.

>> it leaps into the stand for a foul ball. he made good by delivering aç tray of nachos. he posed for a selfie. >> that's a big-time move right there. so great. >> meteorologist steve sosna is with us. >> another day of summer like temperatures. >> that's right. seem saim old story for today. we have the heat and the humidity. one of the hotter spots ofs the lehigh valley. you have more in the way of sunshine today. that led to some hotter temperatures. and right now you're at 86 degrees.

the average high in the area is in the lower 70s. so overachieving in that direction. we have low to mid-80s from the suburbs down to the airport into northern delaware. the only cool spot and it's not even that much cooler at the jersey shore. let's show you one of the warmer spots. you can see temperatures in the lower to middle 80s in your neighborhood. we have a lot of humidity in the air. and then probably by the weekend morning that's when need it back in the picture. 85 in philadelphia. that was the high for today. we didn't score the reading of 201. tomorrow is a questionable affair here. may get close to 90 in philadelphia. in the upper 70s, the oranges are the warmer temperatures. lower to middle 80s now and a

boat load of humidity out there. you don't need a jacket or a sweater here tonight. >> i want to show you the change in our forecast. it's a drastic one. we saw mid- to upper 80s today. don't be too upset with the rain shower icons. but the better day of the the weekend because it's wall to wall sunshine. it's on sunday is. that day start to finish is gorgeous. it's crisp and cool. it's the fall weather that many of you live here for. and we'll have that on sunday. so your neighborhood for tomorrow just in reminder that the break is coming. we're looking at temperatures in the 80s.

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together, but kevin's chance to do a major movie threatens his romance with sophie. >> that's a similar situation to exactly what happened in the past as sort of split them up. a to ask of her. >> the start of the new season's twists and turns. read the scripts and know what to expect, but still caught off guard by how emotionally invested i am in these characters. >> investment that's bringing big returns for viewers. >> it's been six long months for fans. don't miss the season remere of this is us tonight at 9:00 after "the voice." at 10:00 it's "the menendez murders" followed by nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> what you can't miss is our news at 6:00. >> here's jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> all new at 6:00, one local town terrified.

afraid to go outside to church or to the store in fear bullet fly. >> there's no walls around the bad area. >> is it perception or reality? i'm cydney long in millville. we're speaking to residents and police, next. also house sitter killed. the search in south jersey for whoever took this woman's life. >> over 350 miles off the coast, but you'll see the red flags at the beaches tomorrow. what do they mean and when do conditions improve, next at 6:00.

house sitter murdered. the search for a killer in south jersey. terrified town, new, why people are scared to go to church. >> pyromain. yak on the run. police want to stop him before he gets near your car. right now at 6:00, puerto ricans decembsperate to escape. lines keep growing at the airport with people trying to get out from the hurricane devastation. there's no air-conditioning, little water and barely any flights flying out tonight. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. flights from puerto rico are expected to resume into philadelphia international tomorrow. they have been stopped since

friday. today president trump announced he will visit puerto rico the storm ravaged virgin islands next tuesday. he says the u.s. has been finding a way to fly in supplies despite logistical trouble left by the storm.ç >> is we found people in delaware who were trying to get food and water to their loved ones stuck on the island. but they are struggling to do it. >> you found some people who are finding a way to get help to the island. tell us more. >> in a very creative way, now this is a barbershop here in the valley shopping center. they want the to get. supplies to puerto rico. they teamed up with a number of organizations and they rented a u haul. when we got here this morning, it was empty. after one facebook post, it's