the museum donated else to dupont underground, across town. duke -- dupont undergrad will call on artists to create art pieces with the balls. so the indoor beach is being transported to live again, this time underground. >> something utterly unique. : the gentleman that you see packing the boxes, those are the real heroes. there are only about a half dozen folks left. es in total are being used to transport all these balls. i'm somewhere here in the midst of these balls. there are so many, they will not be done until tomorrow. live in northwest washington, jay korff, abc 7 news. look at: i cannot help that jerk and refer to the story about the germ colonies on the trays. this weather is not too bad, considering. steve: it is not, and we will keep the warm temperatures for two days this week. then we have a cooldown. a month of transition, and we will feel the difference a week from today, i promise. 11:00, right now, past still 79 degrees at reagan national airport. the wind out of the south at 10, not giving us much relief. the heat index in

art space opening underneath dupont circle said we would take the balls. there is a lot of excitement to what to do with the balls. there will be a contest to see what they want. the organizers are very excited. >> the public has a couple of ideas but i'm thinking other material or inspiration. jeff: a lot of sources of inspiration. they will take hundreds of applications to decide what to do but they are not done yet. we have a birthday party going on. you are still enjoying the balls. all right. one two, three! [cheering] summer is officially not done yet. the beach still here in downtown washington. back to you in studio. maureen: thank you. no sharks on that beach. steve: not at all! steve: we will keep the hot going for a few more days. maureen: not surprised. steve: it was a beautiful weekend in washington. hot for some but i will take it. this is september 7 with a daytime high that hit 90 degrees. 88 now. winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour. feels like temperatures in the 90's. average for this time of year is 83. the record long standing, w

this crowd gathered today at dupont circle where nbc 4 set up a jumbo tv to broadcast the pope's speechress. news 4's tom sherwood was there. >> at the iconic dupont circle fountain, people of all faith and nationalities stopped to listen to pope francis on the jumbo screen. often, clapping along with congress during the pep's hiope historic appearance. >> i think it's wonderful the pope coming to washington, d.c. it was a really great experience. it's just a blessing to have someone like that in the city. >> i was very impressed by his speech. >> reporter: why? >> i think it was a message of peace, understanding, cooperation, all of the things that we need in the world today really. >> reporter: cell phones and photographs also were getting a workout during the pope's address, but the people who gathered in dupont circle mostly listened and watched intently throughout the morning event, content to enjoy the weather and the message. >> i love the pope. he's a great guy. i'm a protestant and even still, his message for the country and the people in general is important for us. >> the way

delaware stadium, penn taking on dupont. joe ringwood runs it in for the touchdown.y beet up on dupont 48-13. >>> don't forget to vote for next friday's game of the week, norristown very was quaker town or dell see versus paul. call or text your photo. we'll be right back. >>> you know it's almost time for the "tonight show". >> let's find out what's in store. >> thank you jim and jacqueline and everyone in philadelphia. olivia wilde is my guest. plus we have fred savage, music from boston moon. it's a good one tonight. >> they are not changing the channel because olivia wilde is on. >> she was 13, remember that? >> oh. >> that show that she became famous in. >> i did not know that. look at you with the trivia. >> this weekend the weather will not be trivial. it will cooperate very nicely. the temperature is on the comfortable side. there will be a little bit of a breeze. not going to be too hot. some clouds will prevent a lut l sun born. and expect the rain to stay south of the area. so it really couldn't get much better than that. and we need rain and it looks like

the art space under dupont circle. volunteers are needed next month and tuesday. >> you can see the redskins take on the jacksonville jaguars tonight. the team is playing their last pre-season game. a lot of tickets apparently still available for the game. you will not see the starting quarterbacks or very many of them in this game. the game begins at 7:30. you can watch it on nbc 4 followed by the redskins postgame show tonight. >>> still dry across most of our viewing area. there are a couple of thundershowers bubbling up in virginia with time. this little area of thunderstorm activity will spread farther out to the east and that will increase our rain chances a bit. noon temperatures coming in. 89, washington, already, 90 in fredericksburg and 90 at easton out on the eastern shore. our seven-day forecast. upper 80s to near 90 tomorrow. clouds on your saturday. giving way to sunshine by saturday afternoon. a clearing sky saturday night. it looks like sunday and monday will be wonderful days to be outside. if you have

we'll have a jumbotron set up at dupont circle. see you there. >>> she stole the show during the pope's pa ray. the message the 5-year-old girl wanted to deliver to the pope in person and was willing to travel across the country to do it. >>> plus hammering home a message. the rally on national mall that has crowds gathering >>> a busy day ahead. crews are already seeing large crowds gathered on the national mall and in front of the capital as part of the pope's visit. some just hoping to see the catholic leader while others try to send a message. storm team 4's meteorologist chuck bell with the weather. >> there's a great view over northeast washington. sunrise is just before 7:00. there's the basilica from yesterday. already a little early morning color in our sky. temperatures in the upper 40s, low 50s upta toward shenandoah valley. making plans to move around the pope. temperatures low to mid-60s between 7:00 and 8:00. then by 9:00 as he goes from the capitol area back toward joint base andrews. temperatures, low 70s. 80 degree

dupont undergrounders art venue opening up in the old trolley stop space below dupont circle. you may not have seen it. the plastic balls will be eventually part of an exhibit there and still called the beach. >>> rfect beach day today but unfortunately, i'm stuck at work. meteorologist needs to be added to that list. 85 at dulles international airport. 83 in fredericksburg. 82 at fort meade. 79 in annapolis. a hot day today. temperatures near 90 degrees. into the 90s tomorrow and wednesday too. best chance for rain this week arrives late wednesday night. should be done with us by friday night. peaking on thursday. next weekend looking good. >> chuck, sounds nice. thanks so much. >>> that does it for news 4 midday. we appreciate you so much joining us on this labor day. we're back on the air this evening at 6:00. >>> you can get your news updates on the nbc washington app. have a great day. stick with us if you are at ♪ >>> they served. they sacrificed. they kept us safe. they defended our homeland and our relentless belief in democracy. they're our veterans. and in washington

companies like the dupont spinoff in this city might leave. the mayor tells me rodney square definitely needs to be fixed. >> yeah, i'm frustrated and concerned i don't want to look like the billy goat gruff, but i have to do something because i can't lose my business base. >> reporter: speaking of that business base, the dumont spinoff in the dupont building, the city would really feel if it they moved and they are already thinking about it. by the way, the horses we showed you left about 3:00, people here say that is not good enough. if you want to keep this place safe, you need to have extra police presence here all day long and late into the night. live in rodney square in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> thanks, tim. >>> we have new information right now at a stabbing inside a snack food truck in southwest philadelphia. police are telling us one worker is now under arrest after stabbing a coworker. this happened as the two pulled into the warehouse around 4:00 this afternoon. the victim's already out of the hospital at this hour.

dupont underground is an arts venue opening up below dupont circle. >>> i'll tell you the parents have just as much fun in the thing as the adults. >> did you now? >> i'm not going to say anyone dove in off the ledge. >> are you supposed to be diving in? >> tell the kids to get out of the way. >> exactly. >> but you said it was the cell phone vortex down there. if you leave it in your pocket, it falls out, you'll never find it. >> it's called the bermuda triangle. and they have lost over a hundred phones in there. >> i use vortex because that's more a weather term. >> perfect, well it's the beach. people will be spending time out there. >> i know, i was at the beach yesterday until the 3:00 alarm went off. outside this morning, what a spectacular sunrise on a monday morning. hopefully you have the day off to enjoy this kind of weather outside. a calm finish on the potomac, sun is up on a pleasant morning. winds will gradually come back around as high pressure moves off the eastern seaboard and that opens it up to heat and humidity. we may be touching 90 today. already had 49 days this

the dupont underground project is turning the abandoned trolley station into an arts mecca and will use the balls for the arts competition. that's a lot of balls to pack in the boxes to take on metra. >> a lot of selfies with those plastic balls. ed. >>> coming up next, the mets and the nats today. the nats today. but it is we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. what can i make for you? how about one of our reuben sandwiches? choose from tender corned beef or oven roasted turkey breast, topped with sauerkraut, melty swiss cheese and thousand island dressing. enjoy one while they're here! subway. eat fresh. >>> well

. >> reporter: rail men is the medical director of new hours dupont at phoenixville hospital and operatperated on oh on tan minutes after he was arrived. he was almost cut completely in half. the doctor was able to help talon thanks to an i pad and technology called tele medicine. >> it's a secure way of obtaining expert ease at a moment's notice. >> reporter: about an hour later, talon was in a helicopter on his way to dupont in wilmington where he underwent a nine-hour surgery. he continues to come back to wilmington for therapy with his mom alicia wilson. she still thinks about that day talon was run over. >> my first reaction was i thought he was dead. >> she tells "eyewitness news" her son has defied all odds. >> it's a miracle. >> the angels are with him that day. >> you save the day! >> talon's case unfortunately is common. according to the consumer product safety commission, more than 17,000 kids and teens are injured each year in similar accidents. that's almost 50 a day. wool stone wants to see more safety information available to the public. she's already started a public awa

pack them up in boxes and carry them to the art space under dupont circle. volunteers are needed next monday and tuesday. >> a very popular event. >>> a kentucky clerk at the center of the same-sex debate is due back in court in the next few hours. her legal team's new strategy that will allow her to keep refusing the marriage licenses. >>> expect some delays on the metro. we have two brand-new crashes that also popped up. >>> but first, a new report out overnight that is offering discouraging numbers for kids taking the s.a.t.'s ahead of college. what stude >>> breaking news on the rails. still single-tracking blue and silver line between eastern market and addison road. orange line between eastern market and the cheverly. two new crashes, 395 northbound at duke street, we have a pretty decent backup there. as you're headed northbound, near duke street. outer loop at university boulevard. sounds like we're blocking a lane this morning. starting to see the slowdowns starting to impact the travel times. 270 south taking an extra ten minutes. top of the beltwa

the dupont underground is opening up in the old trolley stop place below dupont circle.ll be part of a display in that area. >> yeah, i have been there. it's cool. you know what the story is now though. >> uh-oh. >> what lies beneath. they're calling it -- >> the world will never know. >> know that before you jump in? >> ignorance is bliss. >> they call it the great iphone vortex. because, you know, flip-flops, reading glasses, they have it all there. big lost and found. >> the director says let's go. >> so much for all the witty repartee i had to say. you used it all up. >> sorry. get it back next hour. >> that's right. outside, a quiet start to your labor day. skies are mostly clear. and temperatures are mild inside the urban centers where temperatures are still in the upper 60s and low 70s. get outside, it's noticeably cooler. mid 87 yesterday. we become very close to 90 degrees today. if we make it that will be our 50th day 90 or higher. even if we don't make it today, tomorrow and wednesday are sure bets to be back in the 90s. flawless finish, plenty of sunshine. it

and once they reached that, they reached 65, in delaware, a career for years, and when dupont met 75, they didn't say we're going to forget you, still try to meet their obligation, moral obligation, the pension, the health care. but a part of that is health care, and, frankly, almost every employer when they reach 65. you're 65, ready for medicare, part amp, payroll tax b, we expect you to use it, sign up and use it. and if it doesn't cover all the, they will continue to provide some wraparound to fill in the holes left, unfilled by medicare part a, part b and part d. and postal employees at age 65 and eligible for medicare, most of them sign up for part a and the majority sign up for part b. one of those is hospital care and the other is doctor care. but almost none of them sign up for medicare part d, as in delta. for drug, been around 13, 14 years for now. a huge success. a huge success. but while medicare -- postal employees pay in some social security almost greater than any other force in the country, the number one or number two business in perms of employees, they don't get fu

dupont going to try to figure out what to do with the 700,000 plastic balls. this is probably happening for the next 2 to 36 hours. there will be a lot of work getting done until the balls are over in the dupont circle. a lot of fun to a lot of kids. coming up next on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- get ready for traffic to return. look at that and some other sure signs summer is coming to a close. >> plus the court clerk at the center of the battle in kentucky makes the next move. >> mangled metal on the side of a road. coming up tonight hear from announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. jonathan: horrible crash to tell you about over the weekend. now prince george's police are trying to reconstruct the crash that left three children without at least one of their parents. happened yesterday afternoon in temple hill near tinker creek drive. brianne carter has more on what happened in the crash. brianne: well, we just got new information in the last hour from the prince george's county police. they say the victim's car was here. making a right-hand

. >> at dupont circle the car will stay in our garage. reporter: they are urging people not to get behind the wheel. use public transportation instead. speaking of public transportation, metro saying that they will be ready, running at your rush-hour at many parts the day for they normally would not. the advice is to telecommute if you can, stay out of downtown. brianne carter, abc 7 news. leon: speaking of public transportation, it will be running normal service during visit. 's vre is encouraging you to arrive at stations early and use the app to purchase tickets. leading the way with coverage of the papal visit. we will have more than 40 hours of live coverage. every minute of the mass of the basilica. you will find a complete guide on wjla.com/pope. maureen: an accused serial killer scores a victory in court. he will be able to cast blame on the first victim's husband, a former sheriff. a judge ruled that charles severance can injuries evidence to cast suspicion on warmer sheriff jim dunning. prosecutors say it drags his name through

nbc 4 and the dupont festival joined to offer that opportunity. pontiff will visit catholic charities before heading back to joint base andrews where he'll take off for new york city. he leaves at 4:00 p.m. >>> during his time in the big apple, the pope will hold a prayer service at st. patrick's cathedral. he's visit the 9/11 memorial and will address the united nations. on saturday the pope goes to philadelphia where he will meet with prison inmates. then about a million people are expected to attend a mass on ben franklin parkway in west philadelphia on sunday. >> he's going to need a vacation after this trip. >>> coming up, pope francis's little fiat got a lot of attention as he drove through the streets of washington. tonight, a closer look at how pope francis is bucking tradition and inspiring others tradition and inspiring others along the what can i make for you? how about one of our reuben sandwiches? choose from tender corned beef or oven roasted turkey breast, topped with sauerkraut, melty swiss cheese and thousand island dressing. enjo

degrees, dupont circle and logan upper to northwest emperatures in the middle seventies. we will see showers as they move through the midday hours into the afternoon. you head out the door grab your umbrella, you'll need it bit of the ittle day. not everyone will need one. but a 30% chance for showers and thunderstorms and may see heavier downpours but we're waiting for a cold front. what is finally going to clear us and a beautiful weekend it will be in the mountains and especially for the beaches. daytime y looking for highs saturday, sunday, labor degrees.ay around 80 water temperatures upper seventies. just banks daytime highs around 85. for tomorrow another hot and humid day. isolated showers and storms. lower 90s and feels like temperatures probably in the middle 90s. extended out look shows 93 on thursday and there's the cold front on friday. likely to trigger a few showers and thunderstorms but the upcoming weekend in town a lot people like to stay there because it's quiet. temperatures middle 80s with low humidity and sunshine. >> you know who should stay in nats

the interactive beach exhibit is leaving the national building museum on monday and moving to dupont underground which these volunteers to help transport the balls. clear plastic they will be used for on-site installation. we've a beach made a balls and what do we had coming out of the skies? doug: some heavy downpours but definitely beach weather. there is that it is coming for the weekend. first, an update on the rain around the area. a couple more storms north of the metro area and that is the area or we have seen the storms in the downpours formal they. sure enough, a couple more have formed to the north and northeast of the metro area. they will try to the south. fedex field in the clear. the heaviest shower south of washington and moving out of alexandria and over mount vernon. if you and far between unless you are under them then you are soaking wet. on the maryland side of the river in prince george's county, that entire region there, and that will continue to dissipate in the to the south and east. as far as out west, we are watching heavier storms west to strasburg. 96. we

very with partnered with the dupont festival so you will be able to watch that speech.here will be a jumbotron in dupont circle so you can hear, as well as on news4. >>> people started getting in line to see the pope today at about 4:00 this morning. security was tight even then. tisha thompson spent the day outside the security gates at 18th and constitution. she shows us now what did and didn't get through today. >> reporter: they may have been here for the pope. but everyone wanted a photo with these two angels from vienna, virginia. why this outfit? >> we're credo catholics. >> reporter: the angels, mary and nancy, had no problems getting through security with their wings. >> members are members -- ther issue with sticks on poles. we've been taking the flags off the poles. >> reporter: those left behind tried to catch a glimpse of the popemobile from two blocks away. there was a minor scuffle when someone tried to grab a bullhorn to yell hate speech about catholics, women, gays, and blacks. nearly everyone ignored them, overcome with joy over getting a glimpse of th

dupont hospital for children. employees and volunteers made lunch for families staying while their children were in the hospital. the organization also presented a $5,000 check to the house and sponsored a room in the facility. the aarp is working to boost support and job flexibility for anyone helping to care for a loved one. >> so the fact that i have workplace flexibility and can work from home, go into the office if i can, and work from home at any time of the day, just as long as i get the work done, is such a huge benefit. >> the aarp says 40 million americans provide unpaid care for a family member or neighbor. >>> getting ready to ring in the new year. the jewish new year, that is. >> members of the jewish faith celebrate rosh hoshonna sunday. nbc 10 was in northeast philadelphia this morning where barclay caterers employees were hard at work making meals. they are one of the few kosher caterers in the philadelphia area. >> we have been prepping all week. we start monday, everybody kicks off their orders o

corn, soy, papa i didn't, sugar beats, alfalfa, and squash comes from monsanto and do you upon th dupont. >> corporations don't do themselves a favor. we try to distell what does science tell us, and frequently it tells them a story they don't want to hear. >> one of those stories is about strawberries and how farmers in florida battle disease that is gm crops could eliminate. >> we look at strawberries there is a fungal pathogen and bacteria pathogen that devastated these plants. we look at how we can use the gmo type strategy. >> and in is that plant. it sat in the same greenhouse, with the same warm, same water but did not get sick. what is it about this plant that resists the bacteria. >> plants have systems that help aid against path against but these plants have a gene called npr 1. >> it's part of the strawberry immune system. but in gmo strawberries this gene is already turned on. >> this plant thinks that the infection is ongoing. it is born thinking that there is a problem. when that pathogen comes along that plant is way to go. >> but growers have a way to grow strawberries us

. >> pope francis will stop in dupont circle and late afternoon to the catholic university area for aanonization mass in the basilica. roads will be closed and crowds expected to crowd metro. >> i will work from home. >> and that's the worries. >> don't think it will be normal. [ no audio] >> with all of the traffic you will find the complete schedule and items you can take with you if you plan to i attend. >>> getting a ride at the airport will get easier. there is new rules for uber and lyft. the ride sharing companies will drop off passengers at the airport. there will be a special permit for airport premises and drivers will pay four dollars per pickup and drop off and it will be passed along to you, the customer. >>> a texas teen being arrested over a science project. 14-year-old mohammed was arrested after bringing his home made clock to class. he showed it off to an engineer teacher and became concerned after it beeped. mohammed was taken into custody and fingerprinted and brought to juvenile detention. after the story got out people on social media started to pose. the # i sta

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if you want to avoid the national mall crowd we will have a jumbotron set up at dupont circle. that event is free and open to the public. >> might be easier than bracing the crowds. the pope's next stop is new york city. hundreds of people have tickets to see the pope and some of the landmarks look different. a portion of central park is surrounded by a fence 8 feet high and he arrives around 5:00. our jim hanley is there to cover his every move and took a trip to st. patrick's cathedral, the pope's first stop and will join us on facebook and twitter and provide us tomorrow with complete coverage of events in new york. >>> we're not done with the pope's visit and still to come, a 5-year-old giving a message at the motorcade today and washington's performance so far and grading metro after a couple of rough days, how the transit agency held up tonight. >>> first, breaking news right now in howard county, a town home has been wiped off the map in columbia, maryland. you saw some pictures first on the washington app. george is with us in baltimore our sister station. he arrived on

dupont hosting concord. concord down early in this one. not for long. avery roberts. looked at by alabama and arizona state. kid has more moves than a u-haul truck. concord leads. from there, all concord. rob white hands it off to brandon dennis. 35 yards later, he's high fiving his boys in the end zone. concord rolls 36-14 the final. >>> st. george's and howard. this one all wildcats. jerry brightwell for st. george. the long run sets up a touchdown. 35-14. >>> have a look at the pope special game of the week. for next thursday, note the special date because of the pontiff's arrival. the games are south philly and central. bartram and grats going to nbc 10 and cast your vote. >>> up next, our game of the week. west catholic looking to bounce back against -- how would they fare against the birds. this week's game of the week up next. (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> welcome back. time now for our game of the week

this is what dupont circle and the neighborhood has looked like most of this evening. we did find street and stopli t stoplights out and temporary stop signs put up by police and we learned the power is back on. >> the raining and flooding caused serious damage in southwest and central virginia. >> the rowan oak crested its banks and forced schools to close early. a 100-year-old covered bridge was swept away. >>> check out what students in harrisburg experienced tonight. the water is flowing right under i-81 through a pedestrian underpass and flooded some cars parked nearby. >>> we're following developing news in georgia where just a few minutes ago the u.s. supreme court denied another stay of execution for the only woman on death row in georgia. kelly guess end-- gissendaner scheduled to be put to death tonight but her daughter ral rallying for her support to the end. >> we are still fighting. do not lose your faith. this is not over. >> we pray also interior judges, supreme court and all who might hear this appeal and ask that you soften her heart. >> she has pleade

. >>> a different two-day radioshonn is under way at the ai dupont hospital in children in wilmington our delaware bureau partners from wdel and their sister stations are all broadcasting from the hospital's new eigaatr >> the radioshonn wraps up this afternoon. give them a call if you can. >>> one man's decision to pay it forward helped homeless veterans get some hot meals in camden. a nonprofit called people for the poor dished out food yesterday. the meals were prepared by a bee electrowhich recently held a contest for a thousand dollar gift certificate. well, oakland police officer brett mueller won that gift certificate. he's a veteran. he decided to give that money, a he decided to give that money, a thousand dollars, vets. the donation was about -- is enough money to feed about 100 people. how about that? >> a store inside the aramark talker and sells official memorabilia for the papal visit. >> i'm just trying to sell the high quality products to as many as we can. >> that particular entrepreneur is not a part of the official merchandising but has created his own memorabilia.

metro stations or dupont circle where you get in and it is like going down to all stores. there could be a new way to be gridlock in manhattan, the feds will test the new device that warns motorists about congestion and traffic safety. ben: this is really cool. the device will be installed on 10,000 cars, trucks and buses by 2017. >> those big brother folks would say is the way for the government to keep track. >> apparently they will receive information from traffic light at the intersections. the transportation secretary says the city will receive $20 million to develop the the new technology. still ahead of dramatic win for the yankees as they come down to their final outcome and duke is coming back. >> the day early call back in a moment. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home wi-fi available. and fios gives you big capacity too. so everyone in the house can get online. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer

you look at dupont, pepsi, these women had to fight off activist investor peltz and they are tough. >> new names on the list, also, lots of them and some of them were a lot younger than perhaps traditionally that would make that list. tell us about that. >> 11 knnewbies. a surprise higher at google, she worked at morgan stanley for 30 years. she's not in the ceo or anything but investors really like having her. she's also going to be part of the new alphabet holding company, the ceo of that and when she did her first earnings call, sue, the stock went up so that google's market value went up by $65 billion. a powerful woman. another woman, katherine kennedy, president of lucas films. she was the secretary to steven spielberg and george lucas. she's now running the show and pro producer of the latest star wars saga. >> angela at apple, why did she come up and ceo of avon. we know about avon and the trouble and including that they may be target of a private equity buy. >> shari mccoy is down from 27 to 49. she was the business model of avon ladies calling. over at apple, angela has, you

for years the drive of dupont car, these fans are hoping to give him a great sunday send-off. joaquin might not let that happen. >> desire as well as nascar's to get the race in on the scheduled day for fans and viewers on television. we have to keep in mind safety of the drivers and the fans that's paramount. that companies before everything else. >> reporter: some fans can stay a couple of extra days to see a delayed race, most are hoping it doesn't come to that. most have found a way to pass the extra time. >> we're going to the casino. definitely going up there. >> reporter: we are going to hope the weather improves. by the way, events up and down the state of delaware that could be impacted by the rain. the big annual sidewalk sale in rehoboth, wings and wheels event, saturday session already cancel. a lot of things impacted. hopefully here in dover, we'll get racing in. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> you can stay on top of the week's wet weather on smartphone and tablet. will updatefully changes in the projected track of joaquin. download the nbc 10 news app for more. send

and the pope excitement rips through washington dchl krchlt from dupont circle to the hinckley hilton with people clamouring in the street for some hot pope action. and his holeiness did not disappoint. ♪ (laughter) i'm not sure if that was the appropriate music for the catholic baby-kissing montage. luckily the catholic church has confession, i'm sorry. but this pope's easy access is good news for me because i don't know if you told you, i want to give the pope a pizza when he gets to new york, just like that guy in italy did. do you remember that? that's what i will be doing. tomorrow. i got it all worked out, man! (applause) >> larry: i got this fresh hot pie right here, man. this is the best you-- [bleep] what the? it's missing a slice? where did that go? what? (cheers and applause) pizza rat. damn you, pizza rat. ugh. pizza rat, man. i have a feeling i will see more of pizza rat. all right, to get a sense of the pope-mania in person let's go to nightly show contributor holy walker. holly. hey, holly. (cheers and applause) >> larry: oh my gosh. holly, where are you? >> larry? i'm

watch this video here, it shows the suspect taking one of two packages, left outside a home on dupont street. the homeowner says the thief messed with the wrong house, there he is, because his cameras are some of the best on the market. >> i bought probably the best quality camera you can buy. and, fortunately, it paid off. >> the stolen package contained two designer dresses. if you recognize this suspect right there, you're asked to call police. >> a moorestown man who worked as an instructor at a day camp is facing child porn important charges this morning. we want to show you the suspect right here, 23 year old daniel chance of fox wood drive. he's been released after posting $100,000 bail. police say chance was using a file sharing program to distribute child pornography, at the time of his arrest, he was employed as a ropes instructor at the liberty lakes day camp in mansfield township. >> starting today, it is going to cost more to cross two bridges in our area. the toll on the burlington bristol and talcony palmyra bridge both now $4 for cash customers, $4 for e-zpass customer

he was caught on surveillance vitter targeting the home on dupont street much the package he allegedlyook couldn't taped $2,300 worth of women's clothing. tips from our story led to the arrest. >>> also captured on camera violent collision at delaware park race track. two horses ran each other during a race this afternoon. throwing both jack keys to the ground. the 19-year-old jockey was treated for upper and lower extremity injuries. and the 37-year-old jockey was treated on the scene for possible head injury. right now we're told they're in stable condition. we're also told the horses are doing fine tonight. >>> stockton university has approve the sale of the former showboat casino in atlantic ci city. the university has not identified the sale price or the buyer whose completely its due diligence investigation. stockton bought that shutter the casino last december in the hopes of converting note a satellite campus but competing legal restrictions on how the property can be used, scuttled the plan. >>> after years of addition discussion renovations are finally getting underway at phi

the man in this surveillance video on dupont street in manayunk didn't seem too worried about being caughthe stole a valuable package in the middle of the day with not one but two security cameras watching his every move. >> the video shows everything you need to know. >> reporter: manayunk resident brian taylor lives in the home with his wife. and noticed something was wrong when they only spotted one package on the doorstep last thursday. >> we look at the tracking and it said that it was delivered 11:35. >> reporter: taylor insists this guy messed with the wrong house. because these cameras happen to be some of the best on the mark. >> i bought the best quality camera you can buy and fortunately it paid off. >> reporter: when the thief opened the box, it didn't find expensive electronics. but two designer dresses. brian's wife was supposed to wear for a wedding over the weekend. >> my wife was very concerned. not to mention the fact that she had find another dress for this even. >> reporter: neighbor kieran murphy lives a few doors down from taylor. >> my house has been broken into twic

all those 650,000 plastic balls will be recycled into another art form being packed up and move to dupont underground which is a local art installation. the organization will hold a design contest to determine what becomes of all those plastic balls. >>> thousands of migrants are met with a warm welcome as they finally make it to safety, but tonight the cries for help have only just begun. >> a bear takes over a family's car and trashes it while they're on vacation. we'll take a closer look at the furry carjacking when we get back. >> and you're looking live at the ed sullivan theater in new york where stephen colbert is set to debut his late show with just 24 hours until the big event. we'll tell you how colbert is preparing and what he told me >>> new developments tonight in the migrant crisis in europe. about 4,400 have arrived in munich and other more to germany. jonathan vigliotti has the latest from munich. >> reporter: this is where a new life begins for thousands of refugees who escaped from syria and other war torn countries. >> i'm waiting finally. >> reporter: at munich train s

. >> the man in this surveillance video on dupont street in manayunk doesn't seem too worried about being caught. he stole a valuable package in the middle of the day with not one but two security cameras, watching his every move. >> the video shows everything you need to know. >> manayunk resident brian taylor lives in the home with his wife, and noticed something was wrong when they only spotted one package on the doorstep last thursday. >> we looked at the tracking, and it said that it was delivered 11:35. >> taylor insists this guy messed with the wrong house. because these cameras happen to be some of the best on the market. >> i bought probably the best quality camera you could buy. fortunately, it paid off. >> when the thief opened the box, he didn't find expensive electronics, but two designer dresses. brian's wife was supposed to wear for a wedding over the weekends. >> my wife was very concerned, not to mention the fact she had to find another dress for this event. >> karen murphy lives few doors down from taylor. >> my house has been broke mean twice in the past month and a hal

the outages are concentrated north of dupont circle. about 1600 pepco customers without power as temperatures climb in that area. we don't know what's caused the outage, but we have calls out. we'll try to get the information to you on the nbc washington app at the at least. it's the latest from the i've desk. >> attention deficit hyper activity disorder or adhd, say they half of the new cases are diagnosed when the child is age six or younger. that's causing a lot of debate over whether it's more common and more diagnosed. dr. joshua winer is joining me to talk about this. is it more in boys or girls? >> boys are diagnosed three times more than girls. but the presentation can vary from boys to girls. boys are much more likely to be hyper active, hard time sitting still in class and sitting at the dinner table. girls are more likely to have the symptoms of inattention. that's harder to pick up. these are the kids that are going to be doodling and daydreaming. when a lot of people think of adhd, they think of a kid climbing all over the

and this enabled manufacturers, like dupont, to make the u.s. significant in gunpowder manufacturing and exporting. finally, they committed themselves to the notion that they had a right to export or material anywhere in the world so long as they themselves were willing to take the risks. the new republic had lots of material at hand, continue to import and produce more of it, and its arms dealers were willing to take the risk of selling it abroad. cruciale material was in ways that historians have failed to a knowledge to the haitian revolution from its inception all the way through it's time and independence in 1804. on the eve of the uprising, the united states had about 500 ships involved in the trade. this island was second only to great britain in terms of its importance to american trade. and as shocking as the uprising was to most white americans, the commercial opportunities involve their were plain to see. -- there were plain to see. philadelphia's federal gazette reported any prices being offered on the island for gunpowder and arms.

the annual two-day radio thon is underway at the ai dupont hospital in wilmington. our partners from wdel f.m. and their sister stations from around the region are all broadcasting from the hospital's new atrium. they're raising money for research and raising money to help give children a happier hospital stay when they need to be here. >> pet therapy, music therapy, and all the different things that when a child comes through these doors make their stay as good as it possibly can be. >> the radio thon runs through tomorrow afternoon. >>> from our south jersey bureau, beach tags are a must, at least one is working to keep its shore line free. wildwood officials are banking on new business to help keep sun bathers from having to open their wallets. they're bringing in new food vendors and possibly four-wheel drive vehicles on the beach. they could reach their goal of $300,000. that's enough money to avoid imposing beach tags. >>> your nbc10 first alert weather with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> man, if we had a lot of great weekends at the jersey shore this summer,