. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg. why lifeguards along the coast are especially concerned about this weekend. >>> welcome back. delaware's only v.a. hospital teaming up with the state's largest university to better serve veterans. signed an agreement today they will work together in various health science fields primarily in body mcnicks and prosthetics. under the deal, access to the university's labs, research and technology. >>> at the jersey shore this weekend, an elevated risk of rip currents. easy for swimmers to get caught off guard by the ocean's force. nbc 10 ted greenberg is in ocean city with swimmers who had a close call. >> reporter: well, this early in the season most beach patrols aren't yet up to full staff and luckily lifeguards were just feet away today when a couple from lancaster county found themselves in danger. pulled to safety by ocean city lifeguards. ally kemler and logan hutton rescued friday after getting caught in a dangerous rip current. >> the waves kept coming, pulling us out further and

nbc10's jersey shore ted greenberg has the story. >> i can't believe it. >> reporter: a decade after it was stolen, tina of margate is stunned that her wedding band is back on her finger. the gold ring taken by a burglar from their former house. the couple's matching bands each with the others name engraved inside highly sentimental. >> when we got married, that was the last present given to me from my mom which she passed away right after our wedding. >> reporter: last month a call came out of the blue from ventnor police. >> i came across this case and there was a lot to it. >> reporter: that burglary suspect was arrested in 2012 and some of the items he allegedly stole were recovered during a recent accounting of unclaimed belongings in the evidence room. he found a watch he thought belonged to car lowe and it did. he asked if the ring with his name inside might be there too and sure enough, it was. >> it really was a miracle after ten years, that's a miracle. >> when i clean that ring up and i saw that name in there, i couldn't believe that we had it for all this time. >> reporte

>> live to nbc 10 jersey shore bureau report e ted greenberg in ocean city, cape may county. looking beautiful there, ted. >> reporter: yeah, keith and jackie. a little rain moved through about an hour ago. just like that the sun returned. overall, a beautiful day here at the shore. these folks getting a jump-start on the weekend. many say so far it's a winner. especially compared to that dreary weather we had for a lot of memorial day weekends. ocean city's boardwalk under a bright, blue sky. alan merleino and his son alex made the trip from hammonton just for the afternoon. >> beautiful day. figured we haven't had a father/son day in a while. enjoy the day. >> reporter: some taking the week a bit early taking advantage of abundant sunshine and warm temperatures. >> the weather's so much nicer than for memorial day. it was so cold. near our sweatshirts. >> beautiful. the last time, i didn't even need sunscreen. >> reporter: kaitlyn spending

reporter ted greenberg tells us about some swimmers in ocean city who had a very close call. >> reporter: pulled to safety by lifeguards, rescued friday after getting caught in a dangerous rip current. >> the waves just kept coming and pulling us out further and couldn't catch our breath. >> couldn't keep our heads up. we were it trying to come in. losing too much breath and started to get scared. >> reporter: an elevated risk of rip currents expect ed to continue through the weekend coupled with hot weather sure to attract crowds and beach patrols not yet at full staff. >> it's absolutely something on our minds. >> reporter: ocean saed will have 24 this weekend with more added in the coming weeks. at the height of summer atlantic city has lifeguards at about 50 beaches. this weekend they'll have half the number.

nbc 10's ted greenberg with the story. >> reporter: nick turner says his strolls on this part of atlantic city's boardwalk are now a lot smoother. >> what was here prior to this was just a broken down, now you can ride your bike and down here here without tripping. >> reporter: today officials marking the long]la& awaited opg of a completely rebuilt stress of the famous boardwalk between rhode island and oriental avenues in the southeast inlet. the $5 million project funded with hurricane sandy disaster recovery money is part of a much larger effort to connect the wooden way to gardner's basin, it includes another new boardwalk still under construction. >> there is a tremendous accomplishment. >> reporter: casino closings have taken a toll on this part of this town. >> now in the lighthouse district we have bikers and

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> nancy pelosi was in philadelphia today for a women's round table. the focus quickly turned to the health care reform bill. both pelosi and philadelphia area representative dwight evans called it devastating. >> the bill that is in the senate now probably worse piece of legislation for women in the history of the congress. >> far from over. you can see this is not a slam dunk in spite of the way they conducted the bill. >> pelosi says democrats are still fighting and now is the time to reach out on the local level. >>> this afternoon president trump defending the republican health care bill on twitter saying, quote, republican senators are working very hard to get there with no help from the democrats. perhaps just let o care crash and burn. >>> the official white house twitter account sharing this video saying obamacare led to higher premiums and fewer choices for americans. >>> president trump picked up a major victory. the supreme court justices reviving a 90 day travel ban from six muslim majority countries. travelers will be affected. the court

in atlantic city i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> hard to find much sun where ted was but here a peeka live look at this video from greenville, delaware. a nice day to tiek a stroll or grab a might to eat. these people enjoying the afternoon outside of brandy wine brewing company. >> yeah, and that area that ted was talking about that's still damaged that was damaged in 1944 in aul7 hurricane in thatq;má never rebuilt. sandy did not do that damage. 68 degrees in fill physical, a sunshi a fair amount of sunshine in delaware, other parts of the area not so much. as we look back into the western suburbs this is chester, bucks, montgomery counties, we have some places in the places, lincoln university at 72, cochranville at 70, west bradford township at 70, unionville 72 and 70 degrees at elroy and north whales, but it's been a cool day. it's not going to be cool tomorrow. and it's not going to be cool for quite a while because temperatures are going to jump. 10 degrees, 72 today, 82 tomorrow and then it just =:uz

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ted greenberg join us live.ended with a craigslist post. >> this scam has been around for several years, but people are still becoming victims, including one woman who found out she had been ripped off. >> it's our pictures and write up. >> reporter: but holly and ferguson real estate did not put this post on craigslist to rent a condo in avalon for just $200 a night. >> this home is advertised for about $5,000 a week. >> it's the new work of an ub known criminal using a scam that's been around for years. the culprits copy ads and post them to try to steal money from the unsuspecting victims think they are getting a great deal, but often end up wiring money to a crook. >> reporter: still using the incident to issue a warning urging vacationers to beware of listings on sites like craigslist. police telling me they too have gotten recent reports of rental scams targeting that community. >> it makes me frustrated for the consumer. >> reporter: a woman told police she fell for one of these scams after pay iing she g

. >> ted greenberg shows us what police are doing about them and why they are also so worried. >> theysaw more of the off road bikes since the weather has warmed up. they are illegal to ride ob streets. so far this year, police say they have already gotten 120 complaint calls about the bikers and their often reckless behavior. >> buzz of the noise factor being so loud. >> this is incredibly dangerous. obviously the riders are at a point they don't care. they are not listening. >> this has been an ongoing problem here for the past few years. police say if they are able to stop the riders, officers won't be giving anymore warning. >> we're going to take the bike. >> reporter: according to protocol, they won't chase can the bikers tr what amounts for a traffic offense. authorities are urging the community to help identify them. >> they need to give us the information so we can come address this individually with the riders or the parents need deal with it and we never need to become involved. >> a concern and issue not limited to pleasantville, but police here say this summer they are tur

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> elsewhere, a warning for syria. united states says that it spotted potential preparations for another chemical weapons attack in the country. the announcement came as a surprise for u.s. officials. it's similar to what it did in april that killed at least 100 people including 25 kids. >> new right now, a widespread cyber attack has hit companies in pennsylvania and new jersey. merck confirms their computer network was compromised. the hospital and health care system is based in western pennsylvania. the attack is postponing surgeries for patients. >> take a look at this. it captured four men breaking into a house. >> he heard them on the first floor. >> the suspect took off when they heard the man coming down the steps. >> taking a live look at philadelphia's skyline. humidity has been low. it wasn't quite dry everywhere. take a look at the time lapse of rainfall. just a few hours ago. isolated showers move through pennsylvania. tammie souza is tracking a few more isolated storms right now. >>. >> it's all the same.

i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> and we're following breaking news from wall street. the dow jones industrial average closed at a record high. a live look at the big board, you can see the closing number, up more than 140 points. this is because of a big today from tech stocks. dow jones actually opened at a higher number than ever. >>> back home, police are investigating a murder in northeast philadelphia just an 11:00 this morning a man in his late 20s was found debt. >>> a gas main break shut down traffic for a period of time, and it forced residents to evacuate. chopper 10 was over the sea. a contractor hit a gas line, and now everything is back to normal. >>> new details into the investigation between a collision and a container ship off the coast of japan. investigators say it appears the u.s. ship was supposed to yield to the container ship. the u.s. navy said it recovered and identified the seven missing crew members on the "uss fi fitzgerald." one of the sailors was less than a month coming home after serving three years in japan. >> i just wish i could hold

only ted greenberg was there today when dr. kaufman was taken into custody.appened next. >> dr. james kaufman seen here in exclusive nbc 10 video surrounded by authorities, taken into custody after prosecutors say he displayed a .9 millimeter handgun when investigators showed up to search his egg harbor township medical office this morning. patients arriving for appointments stunned to learn the doctor had been arrested. >> i'm more than a little speechless that to hear that the physician had a weapon in his office. >> a hostage negotiator convincing kaufman to vending following a 45-minute standoff. authorities say the doctor threatened to kill himself. >> what are the investigators locking for? >> ongoing criminal activity. >> members of the fbi and prosecutors office and local police cob verging today on kaufman's office and home. the same place april kaufman was shot and killed in may of 2012. no one has ever been charged. >> in connection with the search warrant, it was not related to the death of april cough han it was an unrelated matter. >> the develo

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> also on the shore, new jersey state police are stepping up efforts tofe on the water this holiday weekend. participating in a nationwide initiative called operation dry water to keep boat operators sober. last year there were seven boating deathings on new jersey waters and 0 injuries. many were caused by boating under the influence or bui. >>> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here's jim rosenfield. >> former youth football coach charged with sexually assaulting multiple children in our area. where he found his victims. >>> a wrong way driver crashes a truck into a brewery. the damage he caused and the charges he's now facing. >>> and fulfilling a loved one's final wish. a man will spend the rest of eternity buried with his harley when we sit down with his family. >>> the humidity is returning to the forecast. the warm-up we're about to feel and the impact on the holiday weekend. your most accurate forecast on nbc 10 at 6:00. >>> a man kraushs a u-haul truck into a local watering hole. what he's accused of doing right before the accident. >> armed in the

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> an update in the flint water crisis.ive people including the head of the department are charged with involuntary manslaughter. it relates to the the death of an 85-year-old man who died from a disease. flint began using water from the river in 2014 but didn't treat it to reduce corrosion. lead leeches into the water system. >>> turning now to the weather, cooler temperatures today and it's feeling pretty good out there. taking a live look to delaware river after three days of sweltering heat. a little relief is is here. not a bad dieday outside, this is the view from pennsylvania. you have the blue sky, some clouds mixing in and overall nice cbs. it's about ten or more degrees cooler across the board. a at the airport, reporting 8 degrees. you're seeing at 84. and we have some lower 80s parkwood. all at 82 right now. not bad at all. and going to feel more comfortable as we go through the night and into tomorrow. really thursday is looking like a perfect day. here's our radar and satellite view. it's pretty much clear acr

i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. keith jones and erin coleman. >> a warning from a local child support services department more than 600 cards have been compromi compromised. >>> the defense drilled andrea constand for a second day in the bill cosby trial. we'll break down her testimony. >>> clouds and cool temperatures again today. but warmer weather is on the way. details in my first alert forecast. >>> all new at 5:00, a big bust. a million dollar seize along with a lot of drugs. investigators in new castle county uncovered this drug ring. >>> war of words. the accuser takes a grilling from his defense team on her second day on the stand. >>> big bust the elaborate operation where drugs were smuggled inside oxygen tanks. >>> unusual crime when a man comes out of nowhere and stomps on a driver's windshield. it's all caught on camera. >>> we begin with bill cosby's lawyers lashing out today after their client spent hours on the stand. good evening, i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm keith jones. bill cosby's defense team

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> 6:26 right now on this sunday.e're just minutes away from the start of this morning's escape triathlon in philadelphia. that's where pamela osborne is live along kelly drive, telling us how the weather yesterday is impacting the triathlon today. >> as you can see, we're not along the schuylkill river. that's because it's a different f format this year because of the rain yesterday. we're talking about a dry forma. much more when we come back. >> you can tell from pamela wearing a sleeveless shirt, no umbrella, and thuview, a much different picture than yesterday. things are looking good from philly all the way to cape may. we'll talk about if there are changes for the rest of your sunday coming up. this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com >>> right now on nbc 10 news understood. a deadly ending. a polic

ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >> that is awesome. >>> working on several stories for "nbc10 news at 5:00> we're following a lot of developments in the bill cosby trial. jim rosenfield live at the courthouse in norristown. >> reporter: the jury is getting their instructions from the judge right now. we'll have live team coverage. what prosecutors told the jurors in closing arguments and we'll speak live to a retired judge about why bill cosby did not call any of his celebrity friends as character witnesses. >> and take a look at the temperatures behind me. a lot of 90s on the board and we're talking more 90s. some of us breaking records. we'll take a look at those numbers and when we finally cool down coming up. >> and new jersey police under fire. the reason this fiery crash got four officers and a lieutenant suspended. ♪ this summer in the state that invented the american vacation a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com >>> by hi

jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenbergs us about it.hows us how new technology is giving them a life line in places where they don't have one. >> dell plains state forest, a place to get close to nature, but if you need to use your phone, you could be out of luck. >> we first came to this area, there was no cell phone coverage at all. >> this new jersey first responders suddenly got a signal. after a drone with verizon 4g lte equipment onboard was sent soaring. >> it's a flying cell tower. >> i have just about every bar of signal strength. >> this emergency response simulation giving members of numerous agenciies a chance to test out new technology. the aim, to keep first responders connected if coninvestigational towers are knocked out by a major storm like hurricane sandy. >> we're actually putting the tools in the hands of first responders for the very first time. to our knowledge, it's never been done before. >> what this basically says is you don't have to wait for a crew to come in and run a new line. >> although a cell flight wou

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> pretty cool technology there.ing now as we approach nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> jim, jackie, we are following three breaking stories. first, a train derailment where fuel is leaking. >> nbc 10 deanna durante the first reporter on the scene. talking to emergency responders right now about this breaking situation. >>> plus, a bomb squad is at a home searching for possible explosives. >>> right now a rescue operation is under way after a crane load drops. we have breaking, updates on all these breaking stories, coming up. >>> and a much different picture on the radar and satellite behind me compared to yesterday. nice conditions today continue into tonight and even into your first day of summer. we'll talk more about it, coming up. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. right now, our grill masters are introducing fire to steak. a beautiful char coats the outside, locking all the flavors and juices i

nbc 10's ted greenberg, probably had the best assignment of the day. yeah. how about that? ent parasailing above the coastline of ocean city. look at ted go! looks like a perfect amp to enjoy the sunshine, the warmth, water, whatever you please. >> oh, yeah. incredible. a beautiful look behind us, too. >> i know. >> showers and they moved through, tiny shelf. they're gone. >> good. >> beautiful evening. >> a good weekend? >> yeah. compared to last weekend. >> anything's better than last weekend. right. >> oh, yeah, yeah. one wrinkle in there i'll get into, and that will be coming tomorrow morning. right now, we have beautiful conditions, in the 70s everywhere. you can see, sunshine. from philadelphia through the lehigh valley. into delaware. speaking of delaware, a live shot of wilmington. look how blue the sky is. and conditions in cape may. still folks -- actually in the water. the water temperature, 63 degrees. a little on the cool side for me. now up to 64 this hour. and we're up to 77 in ocean city. 79 in bentner. 75 in holgate. varying between a land breeze and sea bre

my colleague ted greenberg is he have more updates on this search as it progresses throughoutday. pamela osborne, nbc thank you. >>> we could see showers today and chance for thunderstaorms . this is a live picture from cape may. let's find out what's to come a. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is day at the shore.ecast. the humidity has really increased all across the area. we have a lot of clouds too. w be seeing a lot of sunshine today. the more cloudiness we have the if the thunderstorms develop they wouldn't be as strong because all clouds kept down the heating from the day. a couple ofound not much more back towards washington but we doreaacross v. that could be impacting us before the weekend is afternoo we find mostly it is just clouds but later on during the day showers and thunderstorms develo a especially moving into the area especiallyare and chester county. those are the areas most likely to seehunderstorms this afternoon and into the evening. the least likely place to see the thunderstorms would be at the shore where we have the fog now. it is 73 now. places still in te 60

we're going to start with ted greenberg in ocean city with how the shore's preparing for your family's arrival. >> reporter: fourth of july weekend rolling into view in ocean city. >> we've been here for 19 days. >> reporter: but andrew lawton and his family are getting set to roll out. >> it's got be out here when the crowds are open. >> reporter: the air man does have the same idea. >> this is our fourth of july, celebrating our country early. >> reporter: the surf mall among local businesses getting ready. this year a bonus with the fourth falling on a tuesday. >> i think any merchant would prefer to have four very strong days as opposed to when fourth of july falls on a saturday. >> reporter: playland's castaway cove sets for a long weekend of fun after getting hit by the same group of young vandals twice this week. >> really, really frustrating. >> police hoping the public can help identify the pack of four. they're seen on surveillance video pushing over a $4,000 soda machine early monday morning and doing the same thing with a replacement machine both broken. they knocked over t

. >> he's not facing charges, but as ted greenberg shows us, that case may have played a roll in thisndoff. >>. >>> a police body cam rho showing firsthand what they showed up with their search warrant. >> the doctor has a weapon at the medical office last week. kaufman accused of pulling a again. >> drop the gun. >> reporter: his lawyer saying the doctor was referring to the 5-year-old unsolved murder of his wife radio host april kaufman. the doctor maintaining his innocence and has never been charged. he's heard on the video threatening to commit suicide. >> i'm going to kill myself. listen, let's talk. >> reporter: kauffman surrendered and was arrested following a 45-minute standoff. >> someone that pulse a gun out of her waistband or hospital scrubs when they are at work suggests to me they're a little unstable. >> he wasn't threatening police officers or anyone else. >> reporter: prosecutors playing the video in court today, urging the country to keep him in jail until the trial. the judge agrees, noting kaufman's alleged actions in the video, financial means and high risk of fle

nbc 10 ted greenberg spoke with environmentalists about the risks. that's at 6:00. >>> you could feel that breeze off the delaware bay today. warm though. look at this family. stopping by at the camden waterfront. wouldn't you love to be cooling off in the wave pool too. take a look. this is camel beach mountain waterpark. not much activity going on there. i think it actually needs to open further for there to be activity. beautiful nonetheless. >> it's the 1st day of june. beautiful out there. >> it is. i got a new pair of sunglasses. we have lots of sunshine. current temperatures the only 80s. i'm at the food truck in fairmount. its gorgeous. i'll take a stroll and meet with some of my friends. this is erika and will. this is one of the most pedestrian-friendly cities in the united states. erika, tell me what you were telling me earlier about the pedestrian-friendly hopes for this city. >> well, philadelphia was just named one of the most walkable cities today, specifically center city area, so we at the clean air council are working to help make i

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> to weather now, how about a day at the park.his little girl here took advantage of today's perfect conditions out there. she's feeling a little wobbly though. she's having fun. meteorologist glenn schwartz is joining us. >> we have enjoyed this comfortable stretch, but all things got to come to an end. >> it's not going to be dramatic change between today and tomorrow. but it should be a noticeable one. today would be just a perfect day for baseball. too bad there are 3,000 mile was playing baseball. right now, we have 8 degrees in philadelphia. it's 80 at the airport . the delaware bay is 71 degrees. those ocean temperatures are critical to forecasting at the shore. more significant cloud cover over the great lakes. that's going to take quite awhile to get here. we have a dry night tonight. mild in the evening. it does not cool off as much as it did last night. we're talking about 59 degrees in the lehigh valley by 6:00 a.m. where it was closer to 50 this morning. so that's a considerable difference. we're going to start off fr

in ocean city, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> keep this in mind it if you're going to be down theen form on calm, sunny days like we're expecting. they can be hard to spot and nearly impossible to outswim. >>> and here it is, the strawberry moon. did you see it last night? i did. i posted it on facebook and twitter. i'm sure you saw it out there. a full moon called the strawberry moon in june because that's when the harvest of strawberries typically takes place. this year it's the smallest of all the full moons because it's the furthest from the earth. really a pretty sight. het's head to tlet's head to th beach. you can see the waves coming to the shore. you get sucked into all of this. please be careful. a lot of lifeguard stands are turned over and they don't have the staff out there yet. use caution when you're at the beaches. a beautiful, beautiful day. winds at 7 miles an hour. wilmington, they'll be playing ball. 64 there now and calm winds. a really nice day. what we have is some showers making their way through harrisburg but they keep bumping into this invisible wall of

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. >> nbc 10 bureau reporter ted greenberg broke this story this morning and will have much more on whatthe immediate future for the doctor is. that's all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> for the second time in less than a month, a plane has crashed near a small airport in ocean county. you see the plane down in the woods just shy of a runway in this picture. the pilot was not seriously hurt in the crash, which happened late last night. federal investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. it was back on may 16th that a plane ended up in a tree in the front yard of a home near the same airport. the pilot walked away from that crash too. >> near record breaking heat as we take a live look at the museum of art. anyone brave enough to go for a run or walk is sweating it out and should be careful to hydrate as much as possible. let's duoto chief meteorologist glenn schwartz now with a look at our record breaking weather. >> it's still just as hot as it was a couple hours ago. we're still at that record and so we have the potential for going up another degree and not just tying a a r

. >> nbc 10's ted greenberg was inside court and will have the full story ob the happenings coming up at 5:00. >>> both sides of the upcoming trial for philadelphia district attorney are back in court today. it's the final hearing before williams trial on federal bribery and corruption charges. the hearing is procedural and hard to review the verdict. the trial is set to begin next monday. williams is accused of taking $100,000 in cash and gifts in exchange for favors. >>> what you're looking at and hearing is new witness video. e showing today's attack on a congressman in virginia. a gunman opened fire on republican members of congress at a baseball field as they practiced for a charity game. a lock now at the very latest developments. high ranking congressman steve scalise in critical condition after being shot. four others were wounded. one of them critically. the gunman is 66-year-old james hodgkinson of illinois. he was killed by police. >>> a ymca next to the baseball field where the shooting happened was also hit by bullets and according to workers at the y, james hodgkinson wa

we have ted greenberg to find out how the bill effects patients and hospitals in our area. >> his story new at 5:00. >> it's a concern for me. >> reporter: without medicaid lisa miles doesn't know how she would be able to pay for her health care. today the pleasantville woman in atlantic city for tests after a lump was found in one of her breasts. >> because of the circumstances i am dealing with. >> reporter: miles among those worried they would lose medicaid coverage. the result of steep cuts of public insurance for lower income americans along with a major restructuring. >> if you don't have good health we can't work anyway. >> we are interested and concerned. >> reporter: chief financial officer of shore medical center. he says the recent wave of atlantic city casino closings has left many people relying on medicaid and charity care and believes the proposed cuts could be especially painful here. >> a lot of these individuals are under employed and some of them do not have really good health care. by doing this it means more deductive, more out of their pocket. some of them just dro

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> from the shore to centre city. a live look at broad street. into the 80s today. and the camera, and people out enjoying the warm weather. taking a walk along the parkway. and you know what? lunch outside was pretty standard this afternoon. i saw so many people sitting at outdoor tables soaking it up. nbc first alert chief meteorologist glenn schwartz joining us. >> a great day for that. >> getting hotter, right? >> oh, yeah. the temperature's going to get way hotter than it is today. and remember a couple days ago? we were in the 60s in the afternoon. today 80s. by sunday it's in the 90s. the sun has returned, also. as promised. many, many days ago. it's up to 82 degrees now, and the big change, the wind is now coming out of the west. no more of that ocean breeze. at least for a while. temperatures close to 80 degrees, just about everywhere. and that includes at the beaches today we've seen temperatures close to 80 degrees with that west wind. now, we're going to be getting a little bit more of a southwest wind over the weekend. so the shore t

ted greenberg is work ing on ths story and will have an update on "nbc 10 news at 4:00." >>> the finalrs of a penn state pledge who died following a party. we want to warn you, court sketches are considered graphic, so much so the victim's parents left the courtroom before it was played. footage from the frat house was shown during the court hearing yesterday. it appears to show timothy piazza doubled over on the ground and also shows him lying unconscious on a couch with two people looking on. the state college police detective testified piazza looked dead. piazza died in february after falling several times during the night of heavy drinking. no one called for help until 12 hours after those calls -- after those falls. fraternity members are facing charges. this is them arriving for court yesterday. eight of them including the local fraternity president are charged with involuntary manslaughter. yesterday's preliminary hearing will decide if there's enough evidence to send the case to trial. >>> police are investigating a shooting that happened during an nba finals viewing party. the