p.a. suburbs, lehigh valley, mercer county new jersey, some parts of that county had five to six inches of rain saturday night. the first alert is through this evening for the thunderstorms and the potential for some localized flash flooding. right now, we have a few showers down in extreme south jersey. not moving very fast. not especially heavy. but it's a sign that we don't have much wind in the atmosphere to move these storms along. so they're not going to be moving very quickly this afternoon when they develop. just a couple of isolated ones way out by burkes county. the temperature only going up slowly because of all the cloud cover. that's delaying the development of these thunderstorms. it doesn't mean they're not going to happen. we just have to wait a couple of hours extra for some of these showers and storms to form. but by 2:00, they're starting to pop up. temperatures into the mid 80s, but with a high humidity, it will feel like it's more like 90 or 92. and then the thundersto

the first alert is extended for philadelphia, the p.a. suburbs, new jersey and delaware and through tuesday evening. toys going to feel like anywhere between 88 and 108, and, again, you've got to hydrate when you have day after day after day of this, and that's what we've had. it started on wednesday of last week. it peaked over the weekend when it felt like 110 in philadelphia. 100 degrees is the way it felt today and back up to at least 102 tomorrow with a high of 95 so if anything it's going to get a little more hot and human tomorrow. 87 in the parasuburbs and philadelphia 93 degrees. feels like 100 in vineland and 102 in dover which, of course, is nothing compared to what we saw over the weekend. i'll let you know when we see that significant relief and when storms are going to come in just a few minutes. >> okay, glen. >> to decision 2016 and the push for pennsylvania. today hillary clinton campaigned in scranton, and she brought vice president joe biden with her. that's his hometown. biden said electing clinton as the first female

but that extends all the way back to northern p.a. and southwest p.a. and eastern ohio. also, we're seeing a strip of showers not only there, but also to the north. that's with an approaching cold front so between all of this, there are many gaps in between with no moisture, does give chauns of getting a couple of downpours or thunderstorms in part of the area, a couple of the region. so this is the way it looks on futurecast. if you're going to be out late tonight. you might encounter a shower or a thunderstorm approaching from the west. mostly i think it's overnight, while we're sleeping, a few could move through. tomorrow morning's commute could have a couple of downpours or thunderstorms in the boston area. then, a break in the action, but if there is additional action tomorrow afternoon it would probably be southeastern mass and the cape. that's where the front will lie. after that goes through m comfortable air can throw in on friday. friday and saudi look like pleasant days around here. as far as saturday is concerned we should start out dry. no question, with som

saturday just in the p.a. suburbs in lehigh valley. and the ten-day forecast, has the heat all the way through sunday. but then things get a little bit closer to normal later on. now we're going to head outside to meteorologist krystal klei to showcase the newest technology in our weather arsenal. >> reporter: yeah, and glenn, i can definitely confirm that it is hot outside. and it is muggy out here. you can feel the humidity is up. we're live in coatstown right now. there was a chance of some spotty storms which is why we came out here. most of them to the north and well to the west. but we still have the chance of showers and thunderstorms as glenn just said as we move through into tomorrow, even your weekend. we'll be taking storm ranger where we decide is best, where the storms might be hitting in the following days. that's the greatest thing about storm ranger 10, we can take it to your neighborhood when we see the highest threat there. that's something you can stay with us for in the next few days as we track the potential for st

there's the p.a. suburbs. there's that raindrop in the lehigh valley, the only place i have some rain during the day on thursday. for the ten days, we're going to be peaking at 94. and then not quite as hot over the weekend. >>> i'm john clark. we'll hear from the eagles new linebacker, stephen tullochs. a redskins player talking trash on sam bradford? that is next. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meni

same thing with the p.a. suburbs, the farther toward the shore you get, the lower the chance of any rain. now we're going to go outside to meteorologist krystal klei live at lincoln financial field where it is a really hot start to the eagles season. >> reporter: yeah, you are absolutely right, glenn. i wish i could say it's perfect conditions for a game. but it is a little humid out here. that's not stopping folks from flooding into the stadium right now. the opener for the eagles. it's preseason. i have to say, people have been going by, walking right by storm ranger. big question has been, what is that big white thing? that's our radar dome. that's where we've got the radar that we can take into your neighborhood, that we can transport to where the storms are. that's something we're going to be using now for your neighborhood whenever we can. if you have questions, find us on facebook, or send us that tweet. live right now at lincoln financial stadium, krystal klei, nbc 10. >> i'm john clark, live inside t

p.a. turnpike looks great. there's construction headed westbound between wage and valley forge.ou can see western and eastbound drive times, too. 22 minutes at the most, speed well into the 60s. also we're in the process of a scheduled opening or standby on the tacony-palmyra scheduled for 4:45. ben franklin and the walt whitman bridge are nice and clear. 95, construction, southbound ramp to broad street is closed this morning. we'll have more updates when you check into the extension. that's being reported there i'll tell you when i come back. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> ten minutes before 5:00. skies are clear this morning. temperatures getting cooler. a few spots dropping into the 50s. you can see the lights in the distance, the stadium has lights off now we'll get sunlight to brighten things up. in the coming hours it will be nice and bright but it is cool. 60s for the shore. south jersey, the suburbs in the low 60s. lehigh valley and 68 degrees in philadelphia. in delaware, the numbers have dropped to the 60s for claymont, low 60s for marshalton a

let's fatake a look at some of e p.a. suburbs.ey, 92 degrees at landon, 88 in reading, 98 in hopewell, 90 in allentown, 92 in bethlehem, and 90 in easton. those numbers in the lehigh valley and berks county, one of the areas that we focus on. well, focusing on looking at some clouds. we don't find very much. you won't find much in the entire state of pennsylvania. not much in ohio, either, as far as any kind of rain. so we don't have any threat of rain over the weekend, or into early next week. it's going to be hot, mainly dry all the way through the rest of the month. it will end up being the hottest august ever recorded. but next weekend, labor day weekend, it's a different story. now, rain chances as we go through the weekend, virtually none. and creep up a little bit by wednesday. we've got maybe a 30% chance in philadelphia. at the jersey shore, not much of a chance through all those days as well. so it's a pretty good time to go ahead and wash your car. tonight we've got dry conditions p. it's not going to be as humid. so so

. >> we're watching an accident, a brand new one on the p.a. tu turnpi turnpike, headed eastbound at will lee road. there's nothing happening on 295, and southbound from the 42 freeway heading to the delaware memorial bridge, it's still a 22-minute trip but once you get to the delaware memorial bridge, watch for construction there. we have lane restrictions because of that. also on egg harbor township, an accident reported. >>> today, monsignor william lynn once again goes before a judge. the hearing comes just two days after he left prison. nbc10's matt delucia is live in center city. matt, tell us about what's going to happen. >> reporter: we're expecting a new trial date for monsignor william lynn, as you mentioned, he's out of prison. he's on bail but his legal troubles are not over yet. after lynn left prison in northern pennsylvania, there for 33 months, nearly three years. prosecutors have argued that lynn was responsible for transferring pedophile priests from one parish to another here in the philadelphia archdiocese. but the convictio

state and national republican staffers to push his message to p.a. voters.the campaign's website says it has five open offices. the clinton campaign has 33 offices and 300 staffers throughout the state. >>> this morning, the controversy spotlight is, again, shining on donald trump. this time it's because he kicked a crying baby out of a campaign rally. ahead, we talk to a local expert about whether there's a strategy behind his antics. >>> fog cussing on police body cameras, ahead, a new report analyzes the controversial technology and the impact on civil rights. 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. at longhorn, steak is all

the p.a.ontgomery, bucks counties, and the lehigh valley in berks county, down to 58 degrees. and close to the 50s in parts of new jersey, as well, of course, not quite as cool right at the jersey shore. we're going to start heating up. we'll get into those details and also developments in the tropics that could affect part of the u.s. over the next week. that's coming in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, glenn. >>> president obama is on his way to louisiana at this hour to tour the flood-ravaged region and see recovery efforts firsthand. the flooding left tens of thousands devastated. federal aid has been in place since the disaster struck, but the president is taking criticism for his late arrival. nbc's katie rosario has more. >> reporter: as residents in louisiana continue to clean out their water-logged homes, president obama is heading to look at the damage. >> i lost everything. it's gone. >> reporter: the commander in chief is taking heat for his late visit, while the white house

the p.a. suburbs now 67. lehigh valley 67. we were in the 70s this morning. so there's proof that the humidity is going to be down a little bit by morning. not a dramatic difference, but at least in that direction. we'll see if it gets even cooler next week in just a few minutes. >> glenn, looking forward to that. >>> to decision 2016. and more attacks on the airwaves. hillary clinton has released a new ad that airs in pennsylvania. it targets donald trump on race. >> trump is also accusing clinton of racial bias, and continued his attacks against the clinton foundation. here's nbc's edward lawrence with the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton defended her foundation on morning joe saying there were no favors to donors while she was secretary of state, just because they gave money. >> my work as secretary of state was not influenced by any outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right to keep americans safe. >> reporter: she continued the offensive on the republican candidate, saying donald trump's beliefs and policies are bigoted

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deputies say an announcement was made on the p.a. system informing shoppers and employees that the test was about to be conducted but the loud noises still caused people to run. nine people were treated at the scene. four were hospitalized for minor injuries. >>> some dallas residents are harvey oswald. this is part of an arts district. he shot and killed president john f. kennedy. the barbershop's opener said this is not finished and there will be a quote. the artist said he knew the mural was going to be controversial. >> i knew it controversial. but at the same time, it's art. so it's interpreted by the viewer. >> he also did a series to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of 2013. >>> apple is taking extra steps to make it harder for crooks to get away with your iphone. >> we'll tell you how fingerprints, video and face identification will all be used to keep your phone in your pocket. >>> and tonight is the first out at the games getting all of the highlights ready for "operation football." they are gonna join

to the north, that moisture is pressing into portions of long island and off to the west in western p.a., we are tracking the moisture as it moves eastward and it stays to the north and west of the i-95 corridor, the call from ac weather for the rest of tonight, it's warm and sticky, just dropping down to 76 in philadelphia, 76 as well the overnight low in philadelphia. and reading a spotty shower is likely north and west of the i-95 cordot. speaking of tonight, a partly cloudy skies and perhaps some good viewing conditions to check out the perseid meteor shower. so expecting to see 150 to 200 showers per hour. the peak day is thursday night, and you always want to look toward the sky, the viewing conditions from midnight right to dawn. we'll be track that closely later on tonight and into thursday. something to see in the sky, future tracker 6 showing you as we get our day started tomorrow, 7:30 in the morning, it's clouds and sunshine and as we go throughout the afternoon hours, we have spotty showers and storms firing up with the heating of the day. and the same thing holds true into

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. >> reporter: there was a cool moment during the practice, the p.a. announcer announced coach arians was taken to the hospital and wished him a speedy recovery and that is when the crowd here roared for bruce arians. how can burgundy and say way to stay classy san diego. >> reporter: there will be an update tomorrow morning, we hope. new york mets, and arizona with yasmany tomas and the pitcher taking him deep. shipley gives up a two-run mets 3-1. it has been a long, long summer for the arizona diamondbacks. johnson, his eighth home run. mets win, 7-5 the final tonight at the chase. we will keep tabs on coach area -- arians. we understand there will be an update tomorrow regarding his health and status. >> he is a colon cancer survivor, it is a good thing he does not take chances. >> for coach to cry uncle and go to the hospital, it takes a lot for a guy like this. i've known him for a while. thankfully, he is resting comfortably. >> thank you for joining us. coming up next, "modern family." fox 10 news is back tomorrow (female narrator) and now a pai

it's for philadelphia, p.a. suburbs, new jersey and delaware. does not include the lehigh valley or the shore because it won't be quite as hot there. this is thursday through saturday that we're talking about. and the feels-like temperature getting well above 100 degrees. right now we're in the 80s with at least partly sunny skies. we have a nice sea breeze going at the shore. look at the ocean temperature, 81 degrees. that's the warmest it's been all season. that's almost ten degrees above average. even with the sea breeze, the temperature's in the 80s at the shore. that's pretty amazing. now, we got up to 85 yesterday. 89 today. 92 tomorrow. then the worst of it, thursday through saturday, the feels-like temperature is getting well over 100. even on sunday, we could still be into the 90s. the humidity with this one is going to be so high, that that's what puts those feels-like temperatures so high. now, as we look in the future, hour by hour, nothing more than an isolated shower or two in the morning. not much around in the afternoon either. w

dur rel hill of darby p.a. at the u.s. olympic trials. he killed it, unleashing a career best of nearly 71 feet for his ticket to rio. his old high school coach is just beaming about his former student's accomplishments. >> he practiced real hard. i'm proud of him. i don't even know what more to say. we all kind of lost our minds when he got on there. but he's a dedicated kid. he really deserves it. i don't have the words, man. it's great for this school district, you know. it's great for the school. and it's great to see we're a school without a track, running on dirt, don't have the proper facilities. what it shows is that if you believe, you can make it work. >> reporter: after hill qualified, he posted this phrase on twitter saying, when you wake up and realize yesterday wasn't a dream. no, it was not. he competes august 18th. durell dad got attention a couple of weeks ago when he was trying to come up with enough money to go to rio and watch his son compete. he's an uber driver. one of his passengers helped him start a go fund me pag

of course, the junior p.a. announcers are always a highlight! no, number ten, kirk nieuwenhuis." one hilite begets another.. ryan braun..boom..his 19th homer of the season and 6th in his last 19 games. it gave peralta a 1 nothing lead in the 4th inning. peralta helped his immediate future by pitching into the 7th inning for the first time all season. that's when he was charged with 2 runs. but willie flashed his old form..striking out 6. michael 7th-adonis garcia's base knock scored the go ahead rungiving the loss to peralta, 2-1. the braves take the first 2 in the 4 game series. prince fielder belted 230 homers in his 6 plus seasons with the brewers. tonight it appears the one-time prolific slugger is facing the end of his career. fox's ken rosenthal reports that fielder, now with the rangers, is -quote: "medically disabled" after his 2nd neck surgery in 2 years. doctors won't clear prince to pla news conference tomorrow. prince fielder has hit 319 homers-the same total as his father cess'ul. ironic-given their complicated relationship. thankfully, prince was reunited with his d

. >> reporter: i was the grounds keepers at apartments back in p.a. i had a fabulous lawn mower the furs week of the summer season. broke down and the boss said your going to use a push mauer the way. you don't have to worry about changing the bag. >> that is what you thought you were signing up for, jude. >> if you're going to be mowing lawns, it would be good to do it in the mornings. tomorrow is gob to be warm as well. tomorrow we're warming up to 106. it is going to be warm for the first part of the week then monsoon activity starting about late tuesday and into wednesday and thursday. you will see t dropping and humidity and dew points are dropping. hopefully, we will get actual storms, rain that will bring temps down and not just the heat and blowing dust and the blowing wind that isn't too comfortable for us. those changes are in the forecast. thanks for joining us. >> fox 10 news is back at 9:00 and 10:00. ? ? 4 by 4 by land, 4 by 4 by sea ? ? 4 by 4 by air - 'cause i like to fly free ? ? 4 my country and how it all started out ? ? 4 the brave

it's a great night for hockey, hockey, p.a. mcgauveghty. he does plan to keep the signature incomplete chant. >>> welcome to 7 sports exfrap a report number of o fans at the training center. a record number of people so to see the super bowl champs and reigning mvp as well. >> reporter: the cool weather record 5ing 587 here at the valley. they saw some young kids step up. justin zim months basically took the bail from jared grant. >> it's either you get it done our don't. so while you're out there, you learn to have gun with it. i'm feeling good, just want fight sure sur my effort is top- sure i'm plying to the ball. >> reporter: best raining camp so far, benny fowler is in the argument. he had a big catch today. there are a few openings as well. >>> a nice scene after practice. texas, got to meet vonn mill miller, part of the we day program. writhely breaking down gender stereotypes by playing football. lots of optism that this year will be the year. >> i've within been to jaguars games with fewer people in the stands than they got at the

of course, the junior p.a. announcers are always a highlight! "next batter, number fourteen, no, number ten, kirk nieuwenhuis." braun..boom..his 19th homer of the season and 6th in his last 19 games. it gave peralta a 1 nothing lead in the 4th inning. peralta helped his immediate future by pitching into the 7th inning for the first time all season. that's when he was charged with 2 runs. but willie flashed his old form..striking out 6. michael blazek pitched well in the 7th-adonis garcia's base knock to peralta, 2-1. the braves take the first 2 in the 4 game series. prince fielder belted 230 homers in his 6 plus seasons with the brewers. tonight it appears the one-time prolific slugger is facing the end of his career. fox's ken rosenthal reports that fielder, now with the rangers, is -quote: "medically disabled" after his 2nd neck surgery in 2 years. doctors won't clear prince to play. the rangers will hold a news conference tomorrow. prince fielder has hit 319 cess'ul. ironic-given their complicated relationship. thankfully, prince was reunited

by friday it's a different story though. 89 degrees as the p.a. suburbs thursday. 88 in lehigh valley so everybody is going to get a little bit wa warmer but still not to the extreme levels that we have seen. now, let's see what happens in the ten-day. by friday that's an extreme day. it's 94 degrees and high humidity and it will feel probably like it's close to 100 but that's going to last because then we're down to 88 degrees with sunshine and lower humidity on saturday, sunday, same story and then we start heeding up a little bit next week so this heat, that's just going to be temporary. >> thanks, gwen. george dunn and rashaun davis are behind davis after a month long investigation by multiple agencies including the state police and homestand security. they are accused of running a prostitution ring in sussex county. eight victims in all have been identified. dunn and davis are facing charges in an unrelated home invasion robbery. >> a sign that atlantic city's struggling casino industry may be struggling. they saw their collective operating p

>> there should have been notifications going out p.a. system, via social media, letting people know inside and outside the terminal what was let people know. without communication you have chaos and mayhem. christina: you think of the hundreds of closed circuit cameras. some are owned by the tsa. some by port authority police. some are owned by private vendors. they're in a little room you can't get into. say there's a shooter on the loose and they're trying to get a description out. you can't get it out over the main system. do you think that will change? >> that will change. the cameras and do quick looks is something that's very concerning. that's going to be one of the things they unify is look at any camera or any part of the terminals to see what's happening. christina: do you think jfk airport or any one of our major area airports is prepared for an active shooting situation? >> it's very difficult to prepare because of the chaos that will happen, because people will panic. if something should happen, it will be difficult. you're

you see lightning frames coming out of the eastern p.a. but it subsides. county, northern half of new jersey and even the city could see a sprinkle early on this morning. look at these feels-like temperatures. by 5:00, it will feel like 104 in the city with the heat and humidity. temperatures, 105 in south brunswick. does it get any better on saturday? we're looking at 107 in the city by 3:00 saturday afternoon, poughkeepsie, 103. in terms of showers and thunderstorm threat today, for the early afternoon, kind of quiet. showers and storms during the afternoon and evening hours. it looks like from the city on north and west, the greatest chance of that activity and tomorrow the same thing again plays out and seeing a few more showers and storms towards the south and southwest of the city later on tomorrow afternoon and into the evening. the bottom line is, we stay in the heat. it's oppressive. take it slow. limit your time outside and stay hydr. on friday, saturday and sunday. upper 80s on monday and tuesday. hopefully finally drying out by the end of next

but our p.a. majors look pretty much the same as they usually do. here's the schuylkill expressway around montgomery drive, no huge problems or delays. that's what they normally look like. just a little bit slow. >> thanks, jessica. >>> septa is adding express bus service to some regional rail lines next month, a move that could help ease congestion as septa works to get all its trains back on the tracks. septa took more than 100 cars out of service just before the fourth of july. originally, it said it wanted those cars to be back in service by labor day, but now it says the cars should be back by early november. the buses that will start running the day after labor day. that's when the trains could really get more packed with school back in session. >>> in montgomery county, a septa employee is in jail, accused of stealing more than a half million dollars worth of parts. prosecutors say kyle allen of langhorne stole more than 200 batteries, catalytic converts, spools of wire and other electrical components. officials say he hit septa stations acro

by thursday we're up to 90 in philadelphia and 59 in the p.a.urbs and 88 in the lehigh valle valleys. nothing but sunny symbols here. don't goat show that very often. we get thunderstorms and we're just not seeing that. here's the temperature. 90 thursday and 94 friday and humidity so that's going to be the most uncomfortable day that we're going to see in the next week, but you don't see any rain. saturday is 88 degrees and a little bit lower humidity and tolerable temperatures and humidities even as we go into early next week. >> thanks, hurricane. i'm john clark. we'll hear from carson wentz. he's throwing again and how will the eagles sign up new linebackers stephen tulloch affect the linebackers? that is all next. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record

western new york and western p.a., we missed out. then we'll watch up here as i drew it backwards, but hey, level low right here that will slide down over us tomorrow afternoon, so we cannot totally remove the threat for a rain shower all right? there you have it as we will drop the little trough with the upper level low on top. we will keep the threat for an isolated thunderstorm or two tomorrow afternoon. and then carrying into the weekend, the brown's game that will be a small threat for rain, just small, small andy baskin. mostly cloudy. just an isolated shower chance. 81 degrees tomorrow mainly cloudy as we will mention a little bit of thunder at 67 for akron tonight. 85 tomorrow with isolated storms. your seven--- seven-day forecast. real quick on thursday, friday, 88 with one or two showers on saturday and sunday and they will look wet. >> real quick. sports is next. john, is that it? [ laughter ] >> they will play the white sox in town and the browns will see a familiar face. see that offensive line? who is missing from year?

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so much focus is focused on p.a., because it say battleground state.atest presidential polls show clinton has more than a ten-point lead over donald trump in both of those areas. i'm live in the digital operations center. katy zachry. >>> hillary clinton is slamming trump for what she called casual inciting of violence. speaking to a crowd in iowa, she responded to the comments that trump made tuesday as some took as a call for clinton's assassination. >> words matter, my friends. and if you are running for president of the united states, or if you are president of the united states, words can have tremendous consequences. >> that came after trump suggested that second amendment supporters could stop them from nominating federal judges if she becomes president. trump insists she's advocating violence. >>> a man climbed the trump tower, and police cornered him and yanked him inside. he made it as high as the 21st floor. the man posted a youtube video earlier saying he wanted a private meeting with the presidential nominee. trump's campaign was located i

with pence's p.a., donald trump focuses attention on texas. the republican nominee held a rally in austin, where he reiterated a familiar theme you probably heard on the campaign trail. >> we are going to build the wall. and who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> trump also spoke with a group of mothers of americans killed by illegal immigrants. >>> hillary clinton is keeping hold of the large national lead over donald trump. a new nbc news poll out today shows her with 50% support compared to 42% for donald trump. clinton leads significantly when it comes to african-american and hispanic voters. and you can fact check the latest claims made by both campaigns with our decision 2016 coverage. just tap the nbc 10 app. >>> meanwhile, new at 11:00, west nile virus in montgomery county. tonight there is concern after the presence of disease-carrying mosquitos was found. officials say an advisory was e-mailed to residents warning them of the potential of west nile in the area. a county spokesperson says spraying has been scheduled for thursd

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. >> the p.a. north extension right now, they have an accident scene that is reported where we're missing some lanes between lansdale and quakertown. headed southbound. 309 can be an alternate for you there. also moving down to the jersey shore, out in egg harbor, there's an accident on the garden state parkway. the right lane is blocked at exit 36 which is route 302. all clear on the tacony-palmyra, we had an earlier opening scheduled for 4:45. we're way past that now. all good on the ben and walt. >>> happening today in philadelphia, monsignor william lynn will be back before a judge just two days after he was released on bail. nbc10 as matt delucia is live outside of center city. today's hearing is all about his new trial, right? >> reporter: that's right, setting a date for that new trial. monsignor lynn is out of prison. he's on bail, $250,000. but his legal troubles are not over just yet. this is tuesday afternoon, monsignor william lynn, 65 years old, walking out of prison in northeastern pr

p.a. suburbs, lehigh valley down in the 50s, will stay in the 60s overnight tonight. and then the heat and humidity build. we'll see if it lasts through the weekend with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >> looking forward to that, glenn, thanks. >>> a former new jersey police officer says he was fired for being outspoken about working longer shifts. now he's suing. douglas foster named the chief of the township police and several other officers in the suit. foster says the men retaliated against him when he opposed changing shifts from 8 to 12 hours. the township tells us they can't comment on ongoing litigation. >>> to justice finally served, that's how jurors described the case of a 44-year-old philadelphia man who served 25 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. it was an emotional meeting earlier today. as wright hugged and thanked the jury who set him free. they acquitted him less than two hours of deliberating yesterday. wright was convicted of raping and murdering a 77-year-old woman inside her nicetown home in 1991. he got a new trial after dn

the largest single increase since p.a. first imposed a cigarette tax back in 1935. the per pack tax in philly will cost even more, nearly $5. that's after the city added its own $2 tax to help fund schools. the road to rio is just four days away now, and can you see the countdown to the opening ceremony at the bottom of your screen. today's rio chief spokesman guarantees athletes can compete in safety. he responded to a weekend associated press report that found several viral contamination safety issues in all outdoor water venues. the spokesman did admit rio could have and should have done a little bit better. and my co-anchor jacqueline london landed in rio this morning and will give you an all access pass behind the scenes about local athletes going for gold. her reports start wednesday at 4:00. >>> brand new equipment and a new high-tech vehicle to get up to the second information about weather in your neighborhood. called stormranger10 and debut it had this afternoon in gloucester county. nbc 10's keith jones gives everyone a lesson on how it works and what it

the cameras on the p.a. turnpike showing us that. both directions look fine. no problems or delays there. route 309, it's still a little el to see delays. the downed tree reported in lower merion at edgehill road and old lancaster road. and some delays, train 1512. other than that, mass transit running on time or close to time. tracy. >>> thanks, jessica, for that. >>> well, much needed relief could be coming to tens of thousands of drivers in our area. we'll tell you about the changes now being made that could mean quicker times at the motor vehicle commission. and high school football returns to nbc10 friday night "in the blitz." upper darby and bonner presentdy. or father judge at council rock south. you can go to nbc10.com. or call or text your vote. 610-624-4111. did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out

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[indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >> daly city, dublin/pleasanton, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we. update you on the breaking news where a destructive wildfire buns in lake county. the clayton fire started on saturday near lower lake and it expanded yesterday afternoon. it jumped the road with the help of winds and the high temperatures. so far, 3,000 acres have burned and right now it is only 5% contained. caltrain confirms at least ten structures have been destroyed but everyone who has been up there including our reporter amy hollyfield said it looks like many more buildings are gone. crews from all over the state have been called in to help on this and this morning, more than 500 homes are threatened, and have been evacuated. >> cruise are continuing search efforts today after finding a 5th body in the aftermath of an apartment complex fire in maryland. eight people are still p

[indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course.nnouncer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> the girl scouts are getting ready to launch a new cookie. the scouts will offer two counts of smores. a scout spokesperson says girl scouts popular rised the smores when cooking on camping trips. one will have a chocolate coating and the other will have a cream icing. they both sound wonderful. >> they do sound good. on to sports and lots to talk about. >> let's get smores. it is unusual. the giants and the a's. both played 1-0 ballgames today. it is not your ball. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants are limping home after a 4-5 division lead. do you know they have a bobblehead museum at the ballpark here. they do. bottom of the second and h

brightening in philadelphia at 84 degrees. 81 with some sunshine starting to peek out in some of the p.a. suburbs. and also, in delaware. so the general trend is for clearing tonight. in some of the neighborhoods in the lehigh valley, we've got 82 degrees in reading, 80 in mckungy. 81 degrees in bethlehem. and in nazareth. so it's warm, but nowhere near as hot as it's going to be. these are the projected temperatures for the next week-plus in philadelphia. the average high is 84. we don't get that until labor day weekend. and with all of those 90s, plus all the 90s we already had, we're projecting to be the hottest august ever recorded in philadelphia by the time the month ends. the clouds are ending, clearing skies coming in from central pennsylvania, western pennsylvania. but that's not going to allow the temperature to drop very much tonight, because the humidity is so high. when it's real humid, the temperature doesn't drop much. so here we are at 6:30 in the morning, still 73 in reading. 75 in trenton. atlantic city and philadelphia. of course, not going to take much to get temperat

p.a. suburbs down to 67. and lehigh valley 67 degrees. in the 70s during this morning. we'll talk more about the changes as we head toward labor day weekend a little bit later. >>> the heat isn't the only danger that has people at the shore so concerned this weekend. >> the rip current risk is high with fewer lifeguards watching over the beaches. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg reports from ocean city, cape may county. >> reporter: lifeguards i talked with are expecting the coming days to be a bit stressful as they work to keep people safe with smaller ranks. in the water, relief from the heat. >> the spot to be. >> reporter: and a growing hazard. >> the current is really rough. waves are coming in set after set after set. >> reporter: they're dealing with the combination of an increasing threat of rif currents, people trying to cool off at the beach, and fewer lifeguards. >> each zone has had to close a stand or two because of the availability of our guard staff. >> reporter: a staff that is shrinking as some guards go back to college. at the height o

and today, hillary clinton will make her case to voters in scranton, p.a.ce president joe biden will jone her there. both have ties to scranton. biden was born there, so was clinton's father. nbc 10's lauren mayk will be tracking hillary clinton at both of her stops in pennsylvania this week. count on coverage from her right here on nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app. >>> on the republican's side of the race, the head of donald trump's campaign is facing scrutiny in a corruption case in ukraine. "the new york times" reports ukrainian investigators found secret handwritten records showing more than $12 million in cash payments for manafort. investigators claim it was part of an illegal network used to influence elections. his lawyer denied manafort received any such payments. meantime, donald trump was on the attack over the weekend, >> he was going after a target you won't find on the november ballot. >> i'm not running against crooked hillary. i'm running against the crooked media. cf cf1 o >> in a series of tweets yesterday, trump questioned freedom of the press.

a boy was injured riding the old fashion wooden roller coaster in western p.a. the child was conscious and talking to his family when he was airlifted to children's the coaster opened in 1938 and does not require seat belts. >> a couple of more massachusetts athletes competed today. if you don't know the results of of olympics. kayla harrison took home gold today. the first fee pail were outside of asia. all i can say. to be surrounded by the people i am surrounded by. i wouldn't be where i am today. she is thinking about a move. >> alley raceman was making the town proud. she is coming home with another medal and won silver in the women's all around competition she took the top spot today. second medal for both scored gold together. >> feels like 91 in boston. sounds ridiculous. of course, the heat. it is incredibly warm and humid night. this is the peak overnight tonight of the meteor shower of? anywhere from midnight to dawn is when it would be. that the skies are clear and it is really dark away from all lights. well, you could see theoretically, up to 200 s

then philly and the p.a. suburbs, everybody gets rain. that's the symbol for the wind coming in as we go to monday. so here's the ten-day forecast. temperatures get knocked down because of this storm. and once it moves away. look what happens to the temperature. up, up, up, another heat wave next week. >>> come on, hurricane, clear it up for the weekend down at the shore. the flyers unveil their 50th anniversary special jersey. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >>> i'm john clark from csn. nbc 10 confirmed the nfl and eagles will announce tomorrow at city hall at noon that the nfl draft wi

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[indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> walnut creek, campbell, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> your voice your vote, republican presidential candidate donald trump is afraid the november election will be rigged and called hillary clinton the devil as new polls show his opponent with a nine-point lead. here are the new numbers. >> hours of new polls showing hillary clinton with a solid lead in the race for the white house, donald trum declares this. ai'm afraid the election will be rigged. he calls on all republicans to be careful on election day during an interview on fox news. i hope the republicans are watching closely or it will taken away from us. >> donald trump is focused on a rigged election, many veteran groups say his party are condemning his comments. republican senator and war hero john mccain is leading the charge, saying in a police decembering statement, our party has bestowed upon

the team almost exclusively from p.a. excited to have almost the entire team representing the valley. i think there's ten of us from pennsylvania. us pennsylvania kids take pride in the fact that we're the biggest field hockey state. >> moving their training facility from san diego to lancaster means the opportunity to be home. >> lancaster is the heart of hockey. that is where it is bread almost. california has its perks, but being close to home is something that we really love. we're all family oriented girls and having the support, it's the -- it's the small differences daily that make the biggest difference in the end. >> camaraderie built in with team bonding, the family affair sharing a spot on team usa with her sister. >> i've needed her most probably on those half days of training where i'm just like, i don't want to run any more and she's there picking me up. it's been an incredible experience. >> they're hoping this is their year. the results in london four years ago, this year was determined to turn it around.