eagles kickoff the preseason at lincoln financial field and all eyes are on the new kid in town, carson wentz. number two overall pick played his first game against the tampa bay buccaneers. >> i'm nicole in for jessica dean tonight. eagles fans have been waiting all summer for this moment. sports director don bell joins us now. >> you saw him. >> i feel like it's been a minute. draft day we sat around and waited for him to play and finally got a chance to see him play against real, live competition. it's about time. preseason game number one in is the books. biggest story pro debut of second overall pick carson wentz and heroes welcome as they take on the tampa bay buccaneers in preseason game number one, standing ovation for the kid at the end of the first half. and, when it all really came down to it, they got a chance to watch him play and toss the ba around quite a bit. 12-24. 89 yards and one interception. now we heard about mobility. it's pretty good. he's elite athlete, 6' 5", 24 0 pounds with pick him up and put him down. the only blemish was the interception. when he missed he

eagles kickoff the preseason at lincoln financial field and all eyes are on the new kid in town, carson wentz. number two overall pick played his first game against the tampa bay buccaneers. >> i'm nicole in for jessica dean tonight. eagles fans have been waiting all summer for this moment. sports director don bell joins us now. >> you saw him. >> i feel like it's been a minute. draft day we sat around and waited for him to play and finally got a chance to see him play against real, live competition. it's about time. preseason game number one in is the books. biggest story pro debut of second overall pick carson wentz and heroes welcome as they take on the tampa bay buccaneers in preseason game number one, standing ovation for the kid at the end of the first half. and, when it all really came down to it, they got a chance to watch him play and toss the ba around quite a bit. 12-24. 89 yards and one interception. now we heard about mobility. it's pretty good. he's elite athlete, 6' 5", 24 0 pounds with pick him up and put him down. the only blemish was the interception. when he missed he

we are live here at lincoln financial field. eagles play the bucks and we'll be back at 10:00 and 11:00 to elyou how that went. >>> youngsters with the variety charity, had a hans on lesson in farm to table cooking today. >> and magical it was, students with the help of chef bill in skippack whipped up produce they picked from their own garden. this was made possible by agrant from region gallant tamt group. and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> cecily is back now talking about heat wave number five. it's a tough one to get through. >> we are not even halfway through it yet and the heat and h

we will get to watch the team at lincoln financial field, once again. >> that is right, the bird are back and tonight they will play their first preseason game, of the years, lets get out to sports director don bell at lincoln financial field with the very latest. pretty hot down there, right, don. >> reporter: it is smoldering hot. right now they say it is 103 on the field, kind of weather that will test your patients, test your hydration and test the limits have of your deodorant. yes, it that is bad here on the field. but tonight, all of the excitement surrounding, two things: one, doug pederson making his head coaching debut and the other is carson wentz, the number two overall selection. we will show you video from him working out earlier this week and getting ready for this match up, of course, it is just a preseason game but it is his pro debut. you have to remember eagles gave up five draft picks in order to take this guy, number two overall. there is a lot of pressure and practice, he doesn't get hit, but now is he ready to actually get slapped around a little bit. >> absolu

take a live look inside lincoln financial feed from our bird's nest camera where the field just took the field moments ago. tim furlong is with fans outside xfinity live in south philly who say they're ready to see how the team's looking this year. tim? >> reporter: that's right, jim, it's hot out here. crazy hot out here. you can see just how many fans are coming out here. the grills are fired up. it feels like football. everybody's excited because it's the beginning of a new era for a coach, and everybody's excited to see the rookie quarterback who's expected to be the future of the team. out in tailgate land, we found fans just excited to have football back. >> it's hot. but i wouldn't want to be anyother place. >> die sip pl of andy reed. i believe in doug peterson. let's go. you're the man. >> reporter: 99% of the fans now want to see just one guy, the rookie. >> i want to see carson wentz. >> probably wentz. >> i'm not going until halftime because that's when carson wentz comes in. >> bradford. his time's done. we're moving on. >> reporter: some fans say they want bradford to p

dan lucas joins us now from lincoln financial field. he will be there to watch it all in person. hey dan. >> reporter: good evening stacie. several players still on the field here just the special teams guys taking some kickoffs here. i see the punters finishing up. so we are getting ready to complete stretching and get ready to play some football here. kick off the preseason. a lot of players are going to get into this thing. we talked about position battles during training camp. we will see all of them start tonight on the field. dirk koetter, he says this is an important night for his coaches as well. it is good practice. they have a new headset set up. a new quarterback set up this year. and for our staff, this is our first time working with the headsets. smitty calling the defense. it is good practice. >> reporter: and, i saw coach koetter and the assistants with the headsets trying hopefully the communications are up and running for the preseason game tonight. we are back here 7:00 for the kickoff. jameis winston might play an entire quarter tonight. that would be good. i t

ins is happening and what the thief is taking >> the eagles preseason kicks off tomorrow at lincoln financial field, and the extreme heat is prompting changing. we begin with a dangerous stunt high above the streets of new york city. good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm nicole brewer. in for jessica dean. tonight charges are pending against man who tried to climb to the top of the trump tower. cameras were rolling when police made their daring move to stop him. a man used suction cups to scale trump tower in new york city wednesday. of nearly three hour, the 20-year-old dodged police, officers smashed windows, removed glass and cut holes in the building's ventilation ducks but the climber kept going. >> he's running away when they come he goes around the other side >> on the 21 it's floor ttwo officers saw their window of opportunity. and ended the chase. >> i took hold of his hands >> down below the crowd watched in dis bleach >> my i'm glad everyone is ok and the second reason is why. >> the reason i climb is to get your attention >> the man posted this on youtube tuesday. it's title ad

. >> let's head down to the lincoln financial field.ox 29's brad sattin in south philadelphia where fans are getting ready for some football and i'm assuming beverages will be contracted down there. >> reporter: the assumption is correct i'm sure, chris. i can tell you, though, if i'm going to be hahn never it's kind of mellow right now. maybe it's because obviously it's the first preseason game. maybe because it's 93 degrees out here but it feels like over 100 degrees. the start of the game they're saying it will be 88 degrees by the fourth quarter it will drop down to 84 degrees. but it's going to feel about 10 degrees warmer on the field and then you add those 30 pounds with the helmet and the pads, it's going to be a hot one on the field but let's take to you some of the tailgating some of these guys and girls have been here since were you noon today. so they are ready for some football for sure. the games, the bands has been playing. the grill masters we got behind one of the grills earlier. it's about 120 degrees behind a grill ri

ins is happening and what the thief is taking >> the eagles preseason kicks off tomorrow at lincoln financial field, and the extreme heat is prompting changing. we begin with a dangerous stunt high above the streets of new york city. good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm nicole brewer. in for jessica dean. tonight charges are pending against man who tried to climb to the top of the trump tower. cameras were rolling when police made their daring move to stop him. a man used suction cups to scale trump tower in new york city wednesday. of nearly three hour, the 20-year-old dodged police, officers smashed windows, removed glass and cut holes in the building's ventilation ducks but the climber kept going. >> he's running away when they come he goes around the other side >> on the 21 it's floor ttwo officers saw their window of opportunity. and ended the chase. >> i took hold of his hands >> down below the crowd watched in dis bleach >> my i'm glad everyone is ok and the second reason is why. >> the reason i climb is to get your attention >> the man posted this on youtube tuesday. it's title ad

now, the bird are back and fans are packing lincoln financial field to see eagles host the buccaneers. might only be preseason but eagles fever is rising. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer in, for jessica dean. the most fans will keep a close eye on the quarterback position. bradford and backup daniel are expected to play first half. >> number two overall pick carson wentz that most bird fans want to see under center in the second half. we have team three coverage for you, leslie van arsdal is speaking to fans, eagles nation but lets go to the field, for sports director don bell, db, here we go. >> good evening, it is an exciting night here in south philadelphia because eagles are getting set to take the field here in less than an hour. it will be our first look at the 2016 philadelphia eagles, and also our first look at the number two pick in the draft. this is not only a local story but a national story, all eyes watching carson wentz. we will show you video of him earlier and, of course he is getting ready and fired up before this match up. and you h

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reporting live from lincoln financial field, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> you know whenhe eagles start playing football it's supposed to be cooler around here. i mean, come on. >> reporter: it's still august, mother nature is showing us she is in charge and we're feeling the pain. let's take a look right now at storm tracker 6 live double scan, you can see we're dry through most of the region. i want to go in closures here, you really have to travel along i-80 to get the showers and thunderstorms. we have one that dipped north of i-78. northeast extension we've mentioned a couple of sprinkles north of allentown. for the most part it's well north and west. let's go outside and see what's going on. isn't that a pretty shot. we have lots of clouds with the disturbance riding along the ridge there. we have lots of clouds and it's making for a pretty shot. 80 degrees, pressure holding steady. oppressive humidity. ocean temperature, 79. here's the wider look of satellite and radar you can see the clouds and thunderstorms well to the north and west. that's the better chance to

. >> 11 days away from the first game against the tampa bay buccaneers and had a practice at lincoln financialld and carson look at him, he is a man of the people. >> taking selfies, looking pretty good, i got to say lots of eyes on carson and sounds like his eyes were as big as frisbees. >> it's exciting without a doubt you know. i was a little surprised to be honest how many people are here for practice and getting used to the craziness it is and pretty special and cool. >> to the rookies and everybody on the field get experiences and get to see the flash if their eyes and never gets old for me as well. >> ask you quickly what is a little too giddy for you. >> not north dakota and give the kid a break and 18,000 people were there and for chip regime they had more and excited and an indication of what the fan base is going through right now. >> what is your biggest concern for the team right now? >> running backs because you can't count on the starting back matthews and there is a rookie from west virginia you know about and trying a couple other rookie free agents and he is not going to carr

annie mccormick joins it is live from lincoln financial field and they have lifted a restriction in an effort fans to keep from getting overheated. >> reporter: they want you tohy. once you enter the stadium you'll be allowed to have a 16-ounce factory issued water bottle. let's be honest, tailgaters they have to get prepared too, this is their try out for the easily season. we've been following the eagles preseason practices for several weeks since they began. a couple of debuts tonight. for one, doug peterson as head coach. he doesn't think he will sleep tonight the first against the buccaneers. fans are eager to see how play. peter not to keep the play book simple, but don't expect them to hold back on calling plays. as for quarterback, sam bradford is expected to play the first half, carson wentz is expected to play for the second half. all eyes on his debut. >> i'm just going to play ball and show what i can do and the rest will take care of itself. >> i want to see the timing and accuracy and decision making with him. i want to see him move the offense, especially coming out of t

>> reporter: i'm meteorologist sheena parveen live outside lincoln financial field. storm ranger 10 coming up. i'll explain what storm ranger 10 does and why it's so important to you at home. stay tuned. that's next. >>> still ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00, the investigators pick a closer look at what was a family in crisis. what we learned today about the murder/suicide of an entire family in berks county. >>> our live coverage from rio continues. this is a live look at the olympic torch right now. we're going to bring you the latest olympic medal count. in a couple seconds if you're worried about spoilers, you might want to look away. we'll be right back. welcome to the wonder of the olympic games. one day, the world came together. a dog, talked. we're decedent from the mighty wolf. a voice was heard. if you build it, he will come. a girl discovered magic. a revolution began. welcome, to the wonders that happen, everyday. welcome, to it all. comcast. >>> i'm meteorologist sheena parveen. the home of storm ranger 10, and the home of the philadelphia eagles. we are th

lincoln financial is committed to helping you take charge of your future. 6of these institutions >> and with the ongoing support 6of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting.at and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. rr >> ifill: this was primary day in parts of the country-- with two big-name republican senators looking to fend off challengers. in arizona, john mccainna campaigned for a sixth term-- a day after turning 80. and in florida, marco rubio sought nomination for a second term, after dropping his presidential bid. also in florida: democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz faced bernie sanders- backer tim canova.er >> sreenivasan: good weather sent thousands more african migrants sailing for sicily today. dan rivers of "independent television news" reports atvi least 11,000 people have been rescued since sunday. >> they have risked everything to get this far, and now their desperation overwhelms them. some plunge into the water to swim the last few yards to safety. many must have feared they

they got the first look at this year's team at lincoln financial field. fans of all ages filled the linc for the first open practice of the season. football season is not far away. there was plenty of news to take in. this year's team featured the new head coach doug pederson and quarterback of the future carson webb. >> it's going to go through some growing pains. it's not going to be the super bowl champions this year but they are promising. >> the event has become a family tradition for some fans. the next open practice is in two weeks, sunday, august 14th, under the lights at 7:00 p.m. >>> the eagles first preseason game is against tampa bay on august 11th. the game can be seen live on cozi tv. coverage at 6:30. kickoff set for 7:00. >>> on the road to rio. how nbc 10 viewers helped make a local father's dream of seeing his son compete in the olympics a reality. >>> and the search is on for a lucky winner. someone out there has a powerball ticket worth $487 million. we'll tell you where they bought their ticket. >>> it wasn't us, denise. we go into to

here is the big billboard for lincoln financial field. just to casino of a locator.if you're headed south for the early flight out of the airport, just watch it, everybody pushed over at the last second here, to the left, as you head south on 95. downtown we go. nice and quiet, because we're shut down both directions between the schuylkill and broad street until about 5:00. last night, the second half of our rush hour, amtrak had some overhead wire problems. which impacted the paoli thorndale line. we are hoping things are good to go for the first train at 5:00 a.m. still waiting for word from septa as to the situation there. septa did make some adjustments on regional rail lines after the last couple of weeks with the train shortages. i he think we'll be okay on delta for this morning's rush hour. everybody seems to be back in place, the planes, but those thunder boomers could cause delays for the afternoon flights. so if you are indeed tending to fly out later today, keep your eye to sue's doppler screen there, make sure get a weather app, fox29.com. >> thank you,

a live look inside lincoln financial field where the birds take on the jets thursday night at 7:00 inheir fourth and final preseason game. we'll have the story of one player who overcame a severe injury to reclaim a top spot on the roster. all the eagles action 6:30 right here on nbc 10, the official home of the philadelphia eagles. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> starting off a look at the temperatures in your neighborhoods right now. philadelphia neighborhoods, with esee 90s. germantown sitting at 93 currently. 90 parkside. upper 80s out there as well. the airport actually checking in at 88 also. if we shift over farther here, 88 for bustleton. we're looking at 89 currently in somerton. a lot of us right around 90 degrees which is what we expected. it also leaves us in the hot territory again for today. looking at some of the delaware neighborhoods, same situation, harmony hills at 87, wilmington at 86. farther south we're looking at felton, 84. a little better off there. these temperatures, though, will be seeing a drop. it's a couple days away. but we will have a dip

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. >> dave kinchen now live outside lincoln financial field. it all begins today. >> yes it, all does, and, you know it, could be for better or it could be for worse. i know one thing, it will be hot as a hot day as it could be this evening, especially with humidity for this game tonight. but we also are getting some insight as to what could happen when the birds open up their pre-season action against tampa bay tonight. first off the lane johnson situation, the eagles off inch i have lineman as you know reportedly facing ten game suspension for violating performance enhancing drug policiment league has no comment. waiting on hearing whether they are going to take a sample b in that case also this would be major loss no doubt if he is suspended. and it is also the first time we will see head coach doug pederson calling the shots, in front of the fans. what will the fan opportunity see from him? we know he has ruled out ten players for the pre-season game tonight, including wide receiver jordan matthews with a new injury. speaking of players, ge

john clark is on hand for the second and final open practice at lincoln financial field.ortantly the field is in full shade, which is good because of the heat out here. now carson wentz, of course, won't be here for the second open practice at the linc. take a look at carson in action. in that preseason game he actually suffered hairline fractures in his ribs. he's going to miss the next two preseason games. the eagles are hoping to possibly have him for that last preseason game where he would play a lot. one of the key things is to find out who is going to play right tackle if lane johnson is suspended. alan barber was out there moving from left guard to right tackle. we'll see if he's out there again tonight at this open practice. we'll have a lot more for you on the late edition of nbc 10 news at about midnight. back to you, ron. >> thank you, john. >>> across the street from the linc, the phillies are on a roll. they're only six games out of the wild card in the national league. starter adam morgan takes a line drive off his left inform. he would leave the game with a

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> to the eagles, carson wentz took time to hang out with the fans during an open practice at lincoln financial last night. carson wentz is sidelined because of a hairlined fracture in his ribs, he hopes to be back to the game against the jets. >>> the soul beat the sharks at the ppl center in allentown. he will play for a championship against the arizona rattlers which has beaten the seoul in two perceives arena -- beaten the soul in two previous arena games. >> adele explains why she turned down the offer to perform at the super bowl half-time show. >> reporter: 77 it is going to feel like 100 when you factor in the humidity details coming up. i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" they're all gone. i know i bought them. well, staples has l

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. >>> hundreds of people were at lincoln financial field today. but it wasn't for an eagles game. all these people are corporate volunteers for places like cradles to crayons and the united way. they filled 30,000 backpacks with school supplies. they'll go to kids across the region who can't afford them. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> well, it was a fairly hot day, even for august. but not nearly as hot as it's been over the last week. the heat wave did continue. it looks like we're dry for much of the evening, perhaps an isolated shower, if you're going out to see chase utley against this evening. but some of these storms back to the west, they're farther back, they're moving in the general direction of delaware, and extreme south jersey, and may very well get there, let's say after 11:00 tonight. some people may be awakened by thunder overnight. there's the heat wave. it's still going on. 91 degrees today. but nothing like it was over the weekend when it felt like 110. today it felt like 92. that's almost a 20-degree improvement. from what we've seen. now let's se

at lincoln financial field, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> new tonight, bicycle backlash. >> vicious.his is happening. >> reporter: we caught cyclists throwing obscene gestures, passing buses and blowing through red lights. >> i've got places to be. >> reporter: bicycle riders are a fast-growing presence on philadelphia's streets, but people ask whether they're following the rules of the road. >> i don't feel like they apply to me. >> and we expose philadelphia's most dangerous intersections for riders. but many of you asked us to see how violating the rules. >> reporter: interewe found bic were sometimes friendly, waving and smiling as they appeared to break the rules and sometimes aggressive. blasting through an intersection, right behind police. and on the corners like this, we witnessed this, sometimes they're down right dangerous, nearly causing crashes. what happened back there? >> i didn't run a red light. >> reporter: we just saw you. >> oh, no. we're good. >> reporter: wanted to ask why you ran that red light. >> i got to go to work, bud. >> reporter: and as she headed on her