blond hair. if you've seen her, you're asked to contact police. if you need a better look at this picture, it is on the nbc 10 app. new at 6:00, a scare in the schuylkill l river, a 3-year-old boy is rushed to the hospital after falling in the river. it took crews nearly 30 minutes to find him. nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas is live along kelly drive where the drowning happened this afternoon. >> reporter: denise, after the 3-year-old fell into the water, his father was not far behind jumping in after him. his father could not find his child. now, an loon lookers were distr as they watched the nightmare unfold. the 3-year-old boy fell off a dock atjoseph's boat house before noon. others jumped into the water trying to help the child's father find the little boy but it was rescue crews who were able to pull the child out of the water after some time and performed cpr. this is a common area for families to enjoy the outdoors especially on beautiful summer days like today. >> it's saddening, you know, of course, you never want anything to happen to your child. you know, and i wish the child, you know, the best of luck. >> reporter: at this hour, that 3-year-old is in icu at c.h.o.p. the eerey thing, out here, you would have never known what happened but this is just another reminder about how dangerous the water can be. reporting live along the schuylkill, aundrea cline thomas, nbc 10 news. just to have something like that happen right down the street, two people could plan and carry something like that out, when i drive by that driveway, it's just awful to imagine what happened there. >> tonight, a bucks county community is trying to figure out how to move forward after four murders. an annual festival that's usually filled with fun is overshadowed by the talk of a killing spree. nbc 10's drew smith is back in seoulbury township today to explain where the community goes from here. >> reporter: for a lot of people it was an attempt to get back to normal today. here at peddlers village, they're hosting the blueberries and bluegrass festival. a lot of people we talked to, they say it will take more time to at least begin it try healing. >> seems like everybody -- >> reporter: mary tanner works in peddlers village and relieved to see crowds of people since the farm where four young men were killed is just down the road and already has changed how they operate. >> we have to have somebody else with us to walk out just to make sure we're safe. ♪ >> reporter: a band played a gospel song dedicated to anyone in bucks county who's mourning today. >> going to take a while, you know, for that awful feeling. >> reporter: neighbors say every time they pass this spot, it's tough not to think about how the victims' families are suffering. they realize the township will be associated with this for a long time. >> pretty much everybody's coming in the shop has been talking about it. >> reporter: religious leaders tell uses they'll be talking about the crime at sunday services. >> what happened here was definitely evil, but at the same time, we have to call forth in goodness, to transform that evil into something powerful and for the better of all. >> reporter: that will be difficult for donna, who wishes she could go back to seeing scenery that reminds her of peace, instead of holes in the ground symbols of a killing spree. >> when i drive by that driveway, it's just awful to imagine what happened there. >> reporter: this farm remains a crime scene. police have been keeping people out, but down here, you can see another sign of the community's compassion. several bouquets of flowers left in memory those young lives lost. in solebury township, drew smith, nbc 10 news. right now, on the nbc 10 app, we have you covered with everything you need to know about the bucks county killing spree, from a timeline of the crime, to background on the victims and the suspects. plus, you can read all the details found in the court documents. it's been slow going on the blackhorse pike in gloucester county because of a serious crash there. it happened a little after 1:00 this afternoon in sicklerville. several cars were involved including a motorcycle. the driver of the motorcycle was rushed to the hospital. we're still working to find out how seriously that person's injuries are. a philadelphia police officer is on the mend tonight after his patrol car was rear ended by a suspected drunk driver. the officer was hit along gerard avenue near the zoo around 4:00 this morning. the officer was treated and released from the hospital. the driver who hit him is charged with dui. a new mural honors a fallen philadelphia hero. the large-scale tribute was dedicated to sergeant robert wilson today in southwest philadelphia. wilson wases killed two years ago stopping a robbery. his family was there today for the ceremony. >> men and women behind these badges are people just like everybody else. just like you and me, just like your mother, your father, your grandmother. they want the same things out of life but they actually do something additional, they put their lives on the line each and aef day for people they've never met. >> you can see the mural for yourself at 60th street and baltimore avenue. last year, sergeant wilson was awarded the national medal of valor for sacrificing his life to protect innocent civilians. sergeant wilson was killed inside a north philadelphia gamestop store on a snowy day in march of 2015. he was inside buying a game for his son when two men came in to rob the place. wilson tried to stop them and was shot. carlton hicks and ramone williams are accused of killing sergeant wilson. both men face the death penalty if convicted. well, they were once high-ranking administrators at penn state and tonight they are prisoners. serving time for their roles in the jerry sandusky scandal. gary schultz and tim curley reported to the jail in center county today to begin serving out their sentences. both men admitted to failing to act on signs that former penn state coach jerry sandusky was a child predator. schultz was penn state's vice president. he was sentenced to two months in jail. curley was the university's athletic director. he'll serve three months. ex-penn state president graham spaniard faces two months in jail. back in march, he was convicted of the same charges as schultz and curley pleaded guilty to. he's free on bail while he appeals his conviction. well, a spectator from bill cosby's mistrial is in big trouble after posting pictures and awe yudio online. she took pictures and recordings during the closing arguments of bill cosby's criminal defense attorney and found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to 50 hours' community service. she told the judge she thought it might be the one time she could make a viral video. people in bucks county spent the day reconnecting with the past. a traveling vietnam war memorial wall is at the penn del memorial ball field right now. the smaller version of the d.c. memorial pays tribute to the u.s. service members killed in the vietnam war. people we spoke to said it was an emotional opportunity that made them thankful. >> sure is a lot of veterans like myself that are here today, maybe they couldn't for whatever reason find the opportunity to go to d.c. >> a special twilight ceremony will be held at the field tonight. the traveling wall will be in penn del through tomorrow. time now for the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast. for that, let's head over to meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn, a clear evening tonight? >> yeah, we got pretty clear conditions. there were some showers at some of the shore points earlier this afternoon, but this is ocean city live and a lot of people in the water, people on the beach, and the sun is back out and we've got great conditions for tomorrow. look at the beautiful sky in wilmington, delaware. we have lower humidity than we've had recently. and the temperatures are pretty tolerable. 85 degrees in philadelphia. and across a good bit of the area. and so it will be a fairly comfortable night tonight and day tomorrow. 89 for the high. we don't really heat up until we get into the middle of next week. more on the increase in temperatures, humidity and storm threats coming up. >> thanks, glenn. coming up, check your fridge. the summer staple that's being recalled. then, up in flames. a special olympics coach loses everything after his home burns down. pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. uber pro-tip: buy delicious produce you don't need to chop at all. boom. summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. a wildfire near saunt to barbara is glowing larger. the so-called whittier fire burned more than 4,000 acres since yesterday. it's been burning for a week. the fire destroyed several homes and burned more than 17,000 acres and more than 1,6 00 firefighters are now battling that fire. no word yet on how it started. s and cleaning up this sinkhole in land o'lakes, florida, will take weeks. yesterday it swallowed two homes. nine other homes have been deemed not safe. the hole is 50 feet deep and 225 feet wide. fortunately no one is hurt. if you're planning to cook hot dogs on the grill this weekend, take a second look at the brand you're using. 7 million pounds of sabrett hot dogs have been recalled. they may contain bone fragments. the recall includes beef and pork sabrett hot dogs dated march 17th through july 4th. coming up, a major honor for a local tennis player. how she finished at wimbledon today. and coming up, when the heat, humidity and storms are going to return. i'll have the answer in my first alert forecast. comfortable you are in it. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's 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the party. it's unclear if the measure will survive a showdown vote next tweak. president trump is enjoying the women's u.s. open this weekend after arriving back on u.s. soil friday. the tournament is being held at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. president trump is just back from a two-day visit to france. a demand today that the trump and pence administration must go. that was the message more than 100 people chanted today as they marched down the streets of center city. similar rallies took place across the country. and a summer to remember for dozens of kids in north philadelphia. take a look at that smile. nbc 10 outside mecca barbershop today. all of these children received brand new bicycles thanks to state senator charice street, city councilman curtis jones jr. and men for a positive change. for many of these children, this will be their very first bike. assembly room at hms school in west philadelphia became a giant canvas. students turned their wheelchairs into tools to paint whatever they felt like. school caters to kids and young adults with cerebral palsy. each student created their very own special print using laser lights and roller drums. their artwork will be made into art cards. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> glenn schwartz is here with your most accurate forecast. what a gorgeous day to be outside, right? >> yeah, that is really a nice skyline shot. we don't get to see it look like this very often in the middle of summer. kind of hazy, sometimes it's pouring rain. but neither. it's really nice and it's going to get even nicer for tomorrow across the entire area because we did have some hiccups at the shore today, but look at these pictures from philadelphia, through the suburbs, into new jersey and delaware, a few fair weather clouds in the lehigh valley. temperatures nice and comfortab comfortable. at the shore. we have a northeast wind keeping temperatures confident s comf well. 78 ocean city. 82 stone harbor. 83 at cape may point. and it's going to be comfortable tomorrow, too. these are those showers right at the shore. the sea breeze meeting the regular westerly flow. but things are pretty quiet back a thousand or so miles. so we're in pretty good shape for tomorrow. as we look through the future, we have dry conditions during the night tonight. fairly comfortable in the morning with temperatures in the 60s in the suburbs. and during the day, yeah, we're in the 80s but we're not expecting 90s. we are expecting another sea breeze at the shore, but not enough moisture to create the showers. and then on monday, things start changing. we get some clouds. then some showers start coming in. and it is a different kind of day. the humidity starts coming up. starts feeling like summer again. and there's monday night. and into tuesday morning. so, we've got some wetter weather on the way. lot of ws there. here we are on tuesday. some of this potentially on the heavier side. so tomorrow looks to be the dry day and then the moisture starts increasing. look at all the sunshine here. tacony, fairmount at 89 degrees. reading, 86. jersey shore, 81 at longport. see sunshine all across the area. the ocean temperatures are coming up. atlantic city at 70. cape may at 72. the water off rehoboth beach up to 80 degrees. over the next five days between philadelphia and the jersey shore, obviously it's much cooler at the shore. better chance of rain on monday in the inland areas than what we're seeing at the shore and then everybody sees increasing storm chances by tuesday. >> all right, glenn, thank you. a tennis player from king of prussia came in second in the junior championship at wimbledon today. 17-year-old ann lee lost to fellow american claire liu this afternoon. it is the first time in 25 years the female junior champion at wimbledon is from the united states. danny? hey, denise, the phillies maybe without their best hitter for white a while. we'll check in on aaron al teta following his early departure from last night's game. that's coming up next in sports. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. time in to check in with a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." good evening, jose. >> good evening, denise. good to see you tonight. the very latest from honolulu where three people are dead after a fire burns through a large section of high-rise apartment building. plus a cannabis conundrum. recreational marijuana now legal in nevada, there's meant of it but the shelves are empty. remarkable small business teaching young people with autism workplace skills and how, denise, an olympic gold medalist used a kissing excuse to overturn his failed drug test. when i see you for "nightly news." >> interesting, we'll be tuning in. thank you, jose. >> thank you. >> here's danny with your sports. this is "spores desk" brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> denise, thank you. danny pommells here again. the phillies kicked off the second half of the mlb season with a thud last night against the brewers. aaron altherr forced to leave in the fifth inning. have a look. altherr on this play here, right there, see him grabbing the back of his hamstring there as he rolls into second base. know what, considered day-to-day with a hamstring strain. did get a double there. soft tissue injuries can be tricky. altherr says this one is minor, though. >> yeah, just felt a little tweak there in the hamstring and, you know, they wanted to play it safe and just take me out. a little frustrating, but can't really control it now. you know, just do what i can to, you know, get it healed as quickly as possible. so, be back soon. >> those powder blue unis couldn't look better. as for tonight's game, aaron nola looking to continue his month of july. 1.20 e.r.a. this month. the brewers will counter with jimmy nelson. game time 7:00 right here on next 10. truly a throwback weekend at the wells fargo center. allen iverson back on the court tomorrow as part of his any adventure. iverson has mostly coached thus far but did tell me earlier today he plans to get on the court and explains how ice cube motivated him to join the project in the first place. . >> it's great, man. great experience for me. i'm enjoying myself. once i found out that my idol wanted me to participate in something like this, it was a no brainer. you know what i mean? living legend. and i was just happy that he put me down with it. >> forgot to wear my sunglasses for the interview. the sixers, summer league commitments came to a close last night. 99-82 loss to the bulls. continues to show growth. pouring in a team high 22. now he's now off to play in a tournament and will try to develop before the season begins. to the gridiron now, eagles fans, training camp just nine short days away from getting under way at the nova care complex. quarterbacks and rookies report a week from tomorrow. story lines abound for doug pederson's second year at the helm. carson wentz's development. plus the additions of alshon jeffery and torrey smith to name a few. training camps have changed over the years to be sure. here's the birds' head coach on his philosophy toward camp. >> i think number one is you can maintain that physicality, you can maintain, you know, the hitting in camp. it doesn't have to be live every single day. i remember back in 12999, that first camp was extremely hard and back when we had the two days to start camp over a 3, 3 1/2 day period, you know, obviously can't do that anymore but at the same time, cane pick some spots and house sochoose d can go live. i don't want to do it a ton in camp. at the same time, guys have got to feel the contact, got to feel the ground and, you know, injuries are part of the game. whether it's in training camp, obviously you don't like to see it, it's part of the regular season. but at the same time, we can be smart about it. protect each other and still be in pads and get the work done. strawberries and cream, anyone? venus williams vying for her sixth career wimbledon title against spain's gabrine muguruza. closely played first set. ve the closest venus would get, though. muguruza blows her away in the second set winning on this hawkeye review. beats venus 6-5. making her the first person to ever beat both williams sisters in a grand slam final. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells from csn. denise, back to you. >> all right, danny, thanks so much. glenn's back with the final look at the forecast. so much bright sunshine out there. >> tomorrow is going to be just like, maybe even lower humidity, bluer skies than what we saw today. then things go back to normal summer starting on monday. humidity starts going up. some afternoon showers and storms. more storms into tuesday. and then as we start drying out the atmosphere, the temperatures starts going up so we could have another heatwave in the middle and end of the week by next weekend, saturday's looking nice and then sunday, back to some thunderstorms. so we've had a few heatwaves, but no long heatwaves this summer. and it looks like that trend is going to continue. that just when you start to think that you're getting into that long, hot summer, a front comes through, you get some showers and storms and then the cooler air comes down. >> it just meets the definition of a heatwave, right? >> barely. that's right. just technical. >> all right, glenn. thank you. that's nbc 10 news for now. for glenn, danny, all of us here, i'm denise nakano. see you tonight at 11:00. on this saturday night, high-rise horror. three people are dead, many injured after a fire burned through the upper floors of a honolulu condominium building and like so many older structures across the country, there were no sprinklers to stop it. trapped on the tracks. an suv dragged 100 yards by a train. the dramatic pice body cam footage showing the desperate rescue of two people trapped inside. change of course. the. the is calling the russia scandal a hoax as the white house brings in a new attorney to deal with a special investigation. and schoolhouse, homeless children getting a better shot at tomorrow, thanks to a year-round. 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