we'll introduce you to an amazing contestant at the penn relayses who set a record in the 100-meter dash. >>> the countdown to the broad street run. preparation have been underway in and around center city for the thousands of runners expected to show up tomorrow morning. jeff chirico is live at broad and olney with a preview. hi, jeff. >> reporter: hey walter as you can imagine when you shut down a major artery like broad street it's bound to cause a few inconveniences. so organizers and police are asking people to be patient and prepared. in just hours broad street will go from lanes of backed up cars to lanes ever runners, more than 30,000 of them, covering ten miles through the heart of the city expected to create transit detours and traffic tieups. >>> i know it's going to be crazy. >> reporter: are you going to stay away. >>> i live right there. >> reporter: fences and tents are in position near the starting line. the run begins at sommerville avenue and ends at the navy yard. cars must be move by midnight or risk being towed. broad street will be closed shortly before 8:00 a.m. do

thousands descend on franklin field on the penn campus. the oldest track and field event in the america. rain is in the forecast, as we turn to david murphy for more on the penn relays and the broad street run on sunday. >> reporter: broad street run looks wet, penn relays not bad. storm tracker 6 live looking live across the region. might be drizzle on the windshield but not active showers, but along the coast in cumberland county. we have cloudy skies and cool conditions across the region. in the 40s in most spots. allentown, 46 degrees. 45 in reading. 47 in philadelphia. 45 in wilmington and trenton. much the same story as we head to the shore, everybody needs jackets this morning but i wouldn't go overboard on the rain gear because it's light and spotty. future tracker 6 between now and noon shows you pop-up showers as we go through the day. in the evening there's another batch up north, later in the evening a little more stuff might cruise in. if you're heading to the phillies i think they will get that game in. 55 degrees is the all y

tomorrow, not so bad for the penn relays. tomorrow's forecast, very different than what we see sunday. my noon, 58 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 60 degrees, and 6:00 p.m., low 60s tomorrow,cloudy, but breaks in the clouds. sun in tomorrow's forecast. now we go into sunday. we'll have rain moving in, some of it could be heavy. your blue cross run forecast by in the morning, the race starts at 8, we'll already see rain moving in. by 8:00, pretty steady rain approaching most of the area, but mostly in philadelphia, we could see heavy rain, by 9:00 in the morning, rain, and through the later morning hours, some of that could still be heavy and look at those temperatures, only in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees, so rainy and chilly into sunday. a look at the rest of the area's forecast for this coming up. >>> no matter what your weekend has in store, take the app with you, tracking rain wherever you are with the first alert live radar. >> that forecast means the broad street run will likely be a wet one. nbc 10 at the pennsylvania convent

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here's a live look at franklin field, site of the penn relays. rose mary conners reports only the rio warm-up taking place at relays. >> basically anybody that you think is at the top of the sport has been here. >> reporter: it was in 2010 bheb usain bolt electrified the crowd during the penn relate. sprinted this same track where thousands of high school, college, pro athletes will participate this week. >> the best of the best have run here. you though, that's so awesome. >> justin gatlin, great american athlete, the jamaican team coming here. >> reporter: the penn relay's celebrating local talent, giving them an opportunity to perform on a grand stage teached in tradition. track and field coaches consider it a unique competition, not to be missed. >> i like my athletes to come in and compete. recruits are from the pennsylvania area. so parents come and watch them and they're the fans and local community. >> just the venue itself is fantastic. >> reporter: franklin field will be buzzing. spectators got a preview 0 of the the action watching the

it will be extra heavy because of the penn relays that start at 9:00 a.m. yesterday at 10:00. you have a good delay on the ben franklin bridge. so be careful about that. the penn relays will cause delays today and other delays for the weekend on the broad street run, all buses detoured on sunday morning. >> reporter: unfortunately we have rain coming in for the broad street run, too. for now, mainly dry, a sprinkle or spritz around. not enough to arm the kids with rain gear. the important things is the extra jacket or sweatshirt. it's cool out there. in the 40s, 9:00 a.m., 50s. we'll be stuck in the 50s under the clouds all the way. therethere could be a sprinkle r spritz just about anytime, again it's a cloudy one today. if you're heading to the penn relays, drizzle on showers, 56 degrees. tomorrow, milder, 64. the change tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. >>> president obama stunned reporters who were attending a special briefing by press secretary josh earnest. >>> i hear their hot shot journalists here. >>> the president delivered an update on the pay as yo

12 trash cans exploded into the airy leasing powder across the great plaza at penn's landing all partthe science carnival thanks to the franklin institute hundreds of children and their parents were able to experience interactive experience, hands-on science activities and plenty of music and food to go along. >> keep those umbrellas handy. >> yeah, we stay dry this evening but rain tonight. >> for all of us here we appreciate you joining us. we're always on cbsphilly.com. >> axelrod: deadly storms sweep through the south. a grandmother and four grandchildren drown in floodwaters. tornadoes tear across texas and oklahoma. anti-trump protests turning violent. are these tactics actually helping donald trump? a state of emergency in iraq after protesters storm parliament. piles of ivory set on fire in kenya. a dramatic statement to save the elephants. and scout's honor, regardless of religion. >> we need to put ourselves out as just we're normal people. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. deep floodwaters threaten the dee

that said, let's talk about the penn relays. ere will be a couple bright spots in the forecast, starting off with at least the morning today and very likely the first, you know, half of tomorrow, it looks like it will stay dry. it will be cloudy and cool but more showers on the way there. saturday, also dry, so it could be worse we're not talking about a deluge or wash out for next couple days but there will be wet weather to track. the lets check with eyewitness weathernet work. we have a chill in the air for sure. it is 39 degrees right now a at alex's house, he has a couple of clouds right now in mays landing but in the pine barons and every where else there is a chill in the air. we will worry about these 30's in the more remote suburbs. lets go out to another suburb in southeastern pennsylvania, 43 degrees from steve johnson. i love this picture. sweet. 43 degrees. he did also give us a good suggestion dress like it is lake fall, i love this because it doesn't feel like spring out there right now. we can get to one more and

. >>> today the penn relays wrap up at franklin field. the action gets going with a series of race walk events this morning at 7:00. thousands of people from around the world are in philadelphia for the oldest and largest track and field competition in the country. >>> 6:06 right now on this saturday. coming up, a break in the case in the search for a man who opened fire on a police officer during a traffic stop. [ gun shots ] >> that traffic stop nearly turned into tragedy. months after it happened police say they have their man. we'll explain. >>> plus, a deadly building collapse in kenya leads to overnight rescues. we'll tell you some of the survivor stories as crews continue to look through the rubble. >>> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >>> welcome back on your saturday morning. meteorologist michelle grossman. we had a stretch of temperatures in the 50s. we had showers, dreary conditions. today a little bit better. not perfect, not picture perfect. not bright sunshine. still peeks of sunshine and it will be drier. that's your wea

you'll see extra congestion on the vine, penn relays, of course we've got the broad street run this weekend organ sunday you'll start to see all the bus detours they begin at 7:30 and last until 1:00 p.m. >> reporter: sunday unfortunately we'll see rain especially in the morning. today we have the kids dressed in jackets and sweatshirt a good idea. maybe both. it's going to be cool today. if you're running errands there's not much different between the morning and the afternoon. 53 by noon, the high is 55. we'll sit the on that for several hours, lots of clouds and sprinkle or shower falling from the clouds. a little better chance of that around the area this evening. i think they will get the phillies game in and i think it's a matter of bringing rain gear and no delay. 66 tomorrow for the penn relays, shower or drizzle. tomorrow if you're heading to the penn relays 64 is the high. it will be cloudy and dry. >>> president obama -- by the way you can get the seven-day forecast at 6abc.com/weather. >>> president obama stunned student reporters who were attending a special briefing by josh ea

christie, tragedy hit the penn community tonight. report report that is absolutely correct, jim. oulder we will push into the heart of the campus where dozens of olivia kong's classmates are gathering here. you can see them in the distance. at one point there was a long line, processional of candles. some students say while this was devastating it was not that surprising saying that this has long been an issue here on campus. >> i kind of read it during my bio lab class and i was just shock. >> reporter: twenty-one year-old junior olivia kong was described as bright, well liked and successful. police say she jump topped her death in front of the septa train monday morning. >> i seen the people, saying there was someone under the train. >> the fact that somebody next to me in class is like i heard she jumped in front of the train. then everyone kind of nodded in a agreement. it is just very sad but it wasn't like oh, how could anyone ever do that because there have been so many of these at penn. >> reporter: zero in three years at the university despite an arrays of resources like

the penn relay is the oldest collegiate track mete in the nation started in 1895.oday, 22,000 athletes from 60 countries that's more than participate in the olympic games. the penn relays run through tomorrow. pretty impressive. >>> penn relays, broad street run sunday, go to work. what have we got? >> reporter: some of it will be hindered by rain. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are basically dry. some of you might see a sprinkle or drizzle on the windshield at times. most of us won't have that problem. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd at the airport. some of the lawns and sidewalks and streets are damp from overnight shower activity. as you just saw on radar most of that is out of the picture right now. 46 degrees, it's chilly as you step outside. wind out of the east-northeast, 8 miles per hour not all that strong. future tracker 6 picking up the rain story. you'll notice from now until noon every now and then a sprinkle. the dominant feature is the cloud cover socking us in. 6:00 p.m., more showers in the northern suburbs. pushing into 11:

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nbc 10's rosemary connors is live where the penn relays will feature many athletes we'll be watching in rio. >> reporter: absolutely right. the name of the game for the pen relays to get a front row seat like this one, that way you're feet away from the action. right now not a lot happening. dwi et. it will ramp up tomorrow. at the moment, pen's track and field team is having a light practice. tomorrow, 9:00, things pick up. today, it was a gray kind of day but no rain. it hasn't been picture perfect weather for the men's decathlon or for the women's heptathlon. it's a thrill for the parents and athletes to be at franklin field for a philadelphia tradition that draws competitors from near and far. >> my daughter's been competing for the last 11 years. >> back home from israel, i remember hearing about the competition of the penn relaces and it's college and professionalers and high schoolers and i saw the track and it's so beautiful. >> it's spectator friendly for us to follow her. >> reporter: rob and his wife are following their daughter, a freshman at penn state. they're looking fo

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it's part of the philadelphia science festival that kicks off tomorrow at penn landing. addition to science shows and guessing games, they played a giant game of tetris. >>> all right. get ready to run. the blue cross broad street run is this weekend. we're going to show you how runners are getting ready for the expected rainy conditions. >>> plus, a girl dies after a fight at school. why police say it's taking them so long to make an arrest. >>> we couldn't stop them. >> remember this video of an easter bunny brawl? what happened when giant rabbit had his day in court. >>> throw the hands. oh, he stomped him. >> the mall easter bunny charged with aggravated assault after this fight with an angry father is now facing reduced charges. today a judge downgraded the charge to schismimple assault. a dad attacked kaseem charles at a mall in jersey city last month after the man's daughter slipped from charles' lap. the man's family says he was simply protecting his child. >>> also new at 11:00, authorities now say is a man in a wheelchair shot and killed by wilmington police ha

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we went back to the epicenter of the violence and demonstrations in the penn north neighborhood. lz one obvious sign of change and growth. that cvs that burned a year ago has been rebuilt now and is back open. people who live and work in the community say changing the culture that led to the violence will take much longer. >> drug messed up by businesses. made it more complicated. >> i believe if we start with the children and get back the rec center and stuff like that. these kids have nothing to do. it will start with the youth. >> reporter: murals have popped up in the penn north area to convey a message of hope. >>> new technology that could revolutionize the way we bay pay on-line. instead of entering a credit card number you can snap a selfie. mastercard is introdutying technology that can verify your identity by scanning your face. cybersecurity experts say facial recognition is more secure than any password because no two are alike an the other advantage you don't have to remember anything. >> you are not going to forget your face like a password. it's easy to do. our phon

the turn out so big, the presidential hopeful now campaigning here for a second day. at penn's landing, dave kinchen there wait willing for him. dave? >> that's right, bernie sanders will be all over philadelphia. in fact, he will be here at the hilton on penn's landing, we're told by campaign sources, he'll be meeting with members of the cwa, the communications workers of america, over a contract dispute, labor dispute with verizon, you can see here, security actually in place at the hilton, as this will take place later today. we're told this morning, now, also, he will be addressing the pennsylvania afl-cio convention at the sheraton in center city right after this event here. he drew massive crowds, as you said at temple university yesterday evening where he talked about headliner targeting rival secretary hillary clinton. >> i don't think you are qualified if you're supported virtually every disastrous trade agreement which has cost us millions of decent paying jobs. >> of course former president belching ton will be campaigning in philadelphia at noon, and he's here, we'r

yesterday we had showers and it was cold at the penn relays. today warmer by 3:00. not so lucky for the broad street runners tomorrow. a wet and chilly race tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> speaking of which, it's the largest 10-mile road race in the u.s. tomorrow. some 40,000 runners take off for the blue cross broad street run. this year, as michelle just mentioned, rain could pose an extra challenge. running pros say to wear lighting clothing so the rain doesn't weigh you down and expect slippery pavement and slower times. stay hydrated and change into clean clothes after crossing the finish line. yesterday runners stopped by the health and wellness expo to get prepared. >> i want to be ready for the rain. i'm going to be prepared. i'm going to get rain gear. come rain or shine i'm doing the ten miles. >> the expo continues today at the convention center from 9:00 until 6:00 this evening. nbc10's keith jones will be there. he would love it if you stop by the booth and say hello. our coverage of the broad street runs begins at 8:00 tomorrow morning. i

we've got the penn relays taking place. should be dry for that and also temperatures will top out in the low 60s but you can see that rain it really moves back in pretty much the entire day on sunday. at least the first half the day looking wet for the broad street run. moving ahead to brunch looking at clouds and showers across the area. so how much rain do we anticipate tomorrow? you can see, none looking pretty good. that rain starts to add up during the day sunday. it looks like many locations will see on average an inch of rain right along that i-95 corridor. maybe lesser amounts once you move into the shore areas and also central and southern sections of delaware. so the allergy forecast starting to improve a bit because of the clouds and also those shower chances in fact as we move toward your saturday, medium high category but then look at sunday with the clouds and showers around. low to medium category there we're looking at about 7.2 and then as we move toward monday, looking pretty good as well. temperatures are