heavy rain and high winds also with a lot of these storms. here's a line of storms off to our west right now. just moved through chicago. now moving into parts of ohio. these storms are pretty strong at the moment, and when they get here, for part of the area they should still be strong as they move in. the severe threat tomorrow, this yellow shaded area i'm showing through you parts of the lehigh valley and poconos. allentown is also included. we could see heavy rain, high winds, lightning, and possible hail. coming up, i'll show you the timing of that. with these storms tomorrow, you can get the latest alerts any time on your smartphone or tablet with the nbc 10 weather app. go online to nbc10.com and download it for free. now to breaking news tonight. a young child fell out a window on a home on bridge street in the long crest section of philadelphia. police are telling us a 19-month-old girl fell out of the first floor window around 8:30 tonight. she has a cracked skull and a concussion. we're told the child is in stable condition at the hospital. investigators are looking into just how it happened. a security guard was viciously attacked outside a liquor store. police say it all started because two women wanted a buy alcohol but one of them didn't have an i.d. today, philadelphia police released the video of the august attack in hopes of identifying the suspects. nbc 10's nefertiti jaquez talked to the security guard on the wine and spirits shop. nefertiti, he feared for his life? >> reporter: yeah, jim, he was when he asked two women to leave the store, he thought it was done. two of their male friends showed up and they beat him to the ground. >> i didn't think i was going to make it out of that situation alive. >> reporter: the security guard recalls the day he was beaten to badly he nearly lost his life. >> it was a scary situation. >> reporter: it happened last month while he was working at this liquor store along american street. the entire altercation which police say started with these two women denied alcohol was caught on video. >> you can't scream and yell in the store, you know, i'm going to have to escort you out of the building. >> reporter: police say the two women got upset when the store clerk asked both for their i.d.s in order to purchase liquor. when one couldn't provide it, they were denied and that's when the victim said they lost it and started screaming. he asked them to leave the store but instead cops say the women called their friends who got there in seconds. together the group beat the guard to the ground. >> all i could just feel was a lot of people kicking and punching me. >> reporter: if you look closely, you can see one of the women grab a vodka bottle from behind the counter and start beating the vkt over the head with it. >> when she grabbed the bottle, she swung at me. >> reporter: now a month later the 33-year-old who suffered a concussion and can barely walk because of the beating says he just wants this group off the streets. >> i can't do the things that i would normally do if i wasn't hurt or if the situation never took place. >> reporter: and tonight the victim tells us he doesn't know when his doctor will clear him to go back to work. as for police, they ask if you know any of these suspects to give them a call. live outside police headquarterseheadquarters en tonight, nefertiti jaquez, nbc 10 news. these men are accused of stealing $14,000 from an elderly man in bensalem today. here's how they got the money in the first place. >> they flashed fake money to him, we believe was not fake money at this time. $20,000, if you get us $14,000, we can turn it into $120,000. we need some way to deposit it. they had all this money and didn't feel comfortable with the banking system in america. >> the men wick picked up the victim at a wawa, drove him to several banks then parks casino at bensalem. it was at the casino where the victim was able to get a $14,000 credit card advance. after that point, they went to a dunkin' donuts where police say the suspects distracted the man and took off with his money driving a white van. a victim's plea for the public's help tonight. two masked gunmen opened fire at a busy philadelphia grocery store eight days ago, stole $70,000 from a businessman headed to the bank. nbc 10's george spencer covered that story when it happened last thursday night. george, this evening that injured businessman called you to tell his story for the first time? >> reporter: yeah, jim, he is determined to keep this story alive and determined to keep the tips coming in. it was about 6:00 last thursday night this parking lot full of evening shoppers, when those robbers stormed up. tonight, that victim told me he has not been able to sleep ever since. >> it entered in the back and exited right here. >> reporter: this evening the victim showed us the path of a bullet through his right arm. a bullet that he believes could have easily killed him in the front seat of his own car in front of dozens of witnesses. you say it feels like a nightmare. >> honestly, i couldn't sleep any single night since that night. >> reporter: you haven't slept? >> i haven't slept. every night it keeps coming back. >> reporter: that victim who did not want to be named says the only thing that will bring him peace is the capture of the two masked men seen racing away in this white minivan. nose suspects allegedly waited for him in this parking lot for more than an hour. knowing that he'd come to deposit his business receipts. $70,000 last thursday. >> it was a planned attempt. >> reporter: a planned attack? >> surely. 100% planned. watched me. they knew my vehicle. >> reporter: the 37-year-old victim owns several area businesses. he believes a pair of customers from the bank or the grocery store who'd seen him there before were behind the attack. you think they're willing to kill someone? >> of course, they will. they will. what they're looking at is money, is dollars. they don't care if a life is gone. >> reporter: because they wore masks, philadelphia police know little about the suspects beyond their getaway car. that white dodge with roof racks. but their victim worries the men are willing to attack again. >> if these guys who did it are on the street, tomorrow is it's going to happen to anybody on the street. >> reporter: you think they could strike again? >> of course. >> reporter: police confirm tonight they do need tips from the public in order to crack this case. there's now $10,000 in reward money on the table. $5,000 coming from law enforcement. the other $5,000 coming from the victim, himself. we're live tonight in the northeast, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. joan rivers' funeral is set for sunday morning now. tonight we've learned even more tests are needed to pinpoint her exact cause of death. the 81-year-old comedian died yesterday at mt. sinai hospital in new york. she went into a doctor's office last week for a routine procedure and went into cardiac arrest. the new york city medical examiner's office says the cause and manner of death is still unknown tonight. rivers will be laid to rest at a private invitation-only service sunday in new york. upstate new york couple and the pilot missing tonight after a private plane lost contact and crashed this afternoon. the pilot reported a problem after taking off from rochester headed for florida. moments later the pilot stopped responding. u.s. fighter jets followed the plane until it reached cuban airspace then had to peel off and they reported seeing that pilot slumped over in the cockpit. the plane eventually crashed off the coast of jamaica. the search for the wreckage has been suspended for the night. president obama returned home a short time ago after a long flight back from the nato summit. president worked on building a coalition to take out isis. >> not going to happen overnight, but we are steadily moving in the right direction and we are going to achieve our goal. we are going to degrade and ultimately defeat isil. >> the u.s. and ten allies agreed today at the summit in wales to squeeze the financial resources of the militants. president obama confirmed a successful mission this week, the killing of a top terrorist leading in somalia in a drone attack tuesday. the president is again ruling out u.s. boots on the ground in iraq. the secretary of the department of veterans affairs says the va medical facility in philadelphia needs a few good men and women to help local vets. robert mcdonald visited our area this afternoon. says the hospital's made progress but has 160 medical positions to fill. he says if more people are hired, that would translate into less time veterans have to wait for appointments. the center serves about 60,000 veterans a year. tonight, a suspect is behind bars charged with murdering a man found in the suspect's burned out vehicle. police say 21-year-old rosario killed rafael rivera. police found rivera's body in the passenger seat, shot several times. police say an argument led to the murder. it's the final weekend before it's back to school for thousands of children in philadelphia. school starts on monday. there are fewer school security officers because the district budget is short $81 billion. some police officers at the high school level have been reassigned to other schools and some buildings will even have to share officers. count on nbc 10 to help you get ready for school. our reports continue monday morning when philadelphia students start the new year under the cloud of those budget cuts. a closer look at exactly what's being cut as your kids head back to class. that's monday morning on "nbc 10 news today" starting at 4:00 a.m. next, which company could bring new life to one of the casinos already closed in atlantic city. also, from hollywood to the big apple. mo'ne davis' spotlight still shining brightly tonight. she's on the "tonight show" dishing about cheese steaks. >> as well she should. i'm amy fadool. high school sports in the spotlight tonight. fantastic football action under the friday night lights across our areas. we'll take you inside the locker rooms for all the spirit and excitement. our high school blitz is still ahead. i'm tracking storms as we start off your weekend. some of the storms could be local he strong. coming up, i'll show you the timing of them and how we'll shape up for the eagles game sunday. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. a florida company says it's now interested in the former showboat casino in atlantic city. latitude 360 develops restaurants and entertainment complexes. if they bought the showboat, it would not be a casino. the company's in talks with cesars entertainment, showboat's owner. latitude 360 is the second company to publicly express interest in the closed property. a new jersey teacher faces criminal charges for allegedly having a sexual relationship with one of her students. a grand jury indicted callie of wall township monmouth county today. she's accused of having sex at home with a 15-year-old freshman student she taught at wall high school. the relationship allegedly started in january of 2013. warnick was 22 years old at the time. she's charged with sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child. former eagles head coach, andy reid, is expected to testify in his son's trial. jury selection begins this month in his son's civil trial. britt reid is sued over an alleged road rage incident in january of 2007 in montgomery county. larry johnson wants $50,000 in damages after he says reid pointed a gun at him along a west conshohocken road. andy reid may be subpoenaed to testify but his coaching duties in kansas city could limit the time he could attend. local little league star mo'ne davis continues to shine in the celebrity spotlight tonight. in a few minutes, in fact, she's on the "tonight show with jimmy fallon." >> the most strikes or hits to the end of ten pitches is the champion. >> hey, batter, batter, batter. >> look at that. battle of the whiffle ball champs. not only are the two playing ball, they're talking cheese steaks. >> you do a thing, you have a superinstitution, do people know about this, you have money in your back pocket. >> yeah. >> you think as soon as the game's over, i'm going to head over to lozaro's to get a -- >> that's if i'm hungry which is probably after every game. >> check out the rest of mo'ne's interview with jimmy fallon after this newscast. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> and we are definitely going to stay up and watch that for sure. as we go into tomorrow, though, we're going to see some changes with our weather. still a hot and humid start to the weekend. we will have thunderstorms mainly late in the day saturday. mostly the late afternoon and evening hours. lasting into the night for some areas. some of these storms for tomorrow could also be strong in parts of the area. after they leave, we're looking at a cooler and drier day as we go into sunday. just in time for the eagles home opener. i'll show you that forecast in a minute. temperatures, 79 in philadelphia. fairly warm for this hour. warm and humid outside. 8 0 in wilmington. mid 70s through the lehigh valley. tomorrow will be another day with temperatures near 90 degrees. here are all the storms. ahead of this we'll be hot and humid. that will also help to fuel the storms as they move in. as you saw back off to the west, we have a line of storms and this is what will move in as we go late in the day tomorrow. it's all part of a cold front. behind it we have cooler and drier air and that's what will move in as we go into sunday. the cooler and drier air. so first alert day is out for tomorrow because of the storms that will be moving in. mainly in the late afternoon and evening hours. the strongest storms could be areas north and west of philadelphia. heavy rain and wind with a lot of the storms, too. that's mostly going to be through the lehigh valley and poconos. when i say north and west of philadelphia. so for lehigh, northampton counties including allentown, carbon, monroe kths counties we have a threat of severe weather. heavy rain, strong winds, lightning, possible hail. as these storms move into that area, they're also going to swing through the rest of the area. here's what future weather shows. tonight, we're going to stay mainly dry. we could have a couple passing showers overnight. early tomorrow morning, we shouldn't see too much. through the afternoon hours, we could have quite a bit of sunshine in some spots. a hot, humid day. through the afternoon, though, we could have some storms certainly flaring up by about 5:00 p.m. moving into the philadelphia area. even more behind that by about 8:00 p.m. into the lehigh valley. see the storms north and west of philadelphia. this line continues to move through as well. so we will be dealing with storms in the afternoon and also in the evening. and for some areas, especially in new jersey, lasting into tomorrow night. but the good news is the storms do clear out. as we go into sunday. so for your eagles forecast for sunday, we're going it be drying off. 75 by 1:00 p.m. a cooler day. lower humidity by 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, temperatures about the upper 70s. along the shore tomorrow, for most of the day, we could see a couple showers early in the morning. most of the day we'll stay dry. it will be a windier day along the shore tomorrow. warm and humid. late thunderstorms on sunday. mid 70s. for tonight, though, 73 for the low in philadelphia. mild and humid. some low clouds. by tomorrow morning, hot and humid in the afternoon. temperature around 90 degrees. late thunderstorms, mainly afternoon/evening hours. some of these storms could be on the strong side. so if you have the saturday night plans, just remember that. into sunday, improving conditions and stay around 80 degrees to start next week. >> thanks, sheena. amy fadool from comcast sportsnet. high school football back in the spotlight. >> absolutely, jim. it's week two of the high school blitz. great matchups on the docket tonight including last year's co-champions malverne prep. ♪ you saw it on the comcast network. malverne prep, diamond wright. everything goes right for prep. they beat south jersey's holy spirit 40-14. coatesville and central bucks south. jordan young coasts into the end zone. coastsville win. lehigh valley. easton, kilpatrick, straight up the gut. 22 yards right to the house. 35-7. >> the high school blitz game of the week is brought to you by your quality plus ford stores. home of america's favorite brand. >> don't hold anything back. don't leave anything on the field. >> you voted to see garnett valley and upper darby. garnett valley's derek west has the upper hand. breaking tackles. 34-20 win. delaware. backyard brawl. give round one to academy. jackson going to the air. he finds bryce carney for the td. >> the high school play of the week is brought to you by toyota. let's go places.piñ!÷ >> play of the week comes from skyforce 10 high above the newtown game. spinning away from a wall of defenders. you're not going to catch him. they win it 22-14. downingtown west going to the air against neshaminy. tyler mcnolty. nice pitch and catch. makes a few defenders miss. they go on to win it 28-7. westchester, try to punch it in. westchester, trey green. russell wins by one in overtime. archbishop ryan. breaking free. 91 yards. rushing for 232 and three touchdowns. haverford beats ryan 31-14. roxborough, edinton wright. watch how many yards he actually runs. left then right. cuts back. cuts the corner. reverse. delval charter had an easy time. bonner, untouched with a td. 58-point shutout. olney, lucky bounce against strawberry mansion. chisholm. there's no one there to stop him. olney rolls 4 42-zip. glenn mills on the road against south philadelphia. they hand it off to rhodes. he had a road to the end zone. 21-6. council rock north. throwing it right into your living room. bivins makes the diving grab. that is just an appetizer. much more tomorrow knight night high school blitz. on nbc 10. vote for next friday's game of the week. here are your choices, shawnee and williams town. cb east or south. washington township and cherokee. to cast your vote, go to our website, nbc10.com or facebook page. also call your text your one-time vote to 610-624-4111. sunday the eagles will finally get to answer the burning question how is the team going to fair without desean jackson? see why nick foles believes the offense will not skip a beat, coming up later in sports. hi, i'm amy fadool at comcast sportsnet. eagles open the season sunday against the jaguars a familiar face will not be in the huddle. ÷ released desean jacks this past off season and is now a member of the redskins. nick foles was asked how the departure affects the birds' offense. >> it doesn't affect it at all. i mean, desean is a tremendous player, and he does have a lot of speed. he's a dynamic athlete. one of the best receivers in the nfl. we have, jeremy's healthy, riley, young guys in there. we have a great tight end core and we have great o line and running backs that help me out, make me look good. so, we're a core unit. when you play the game of football. >> that was just part of the exclusive conversation with nick foles. see more of that on eagles pregame live noon on sunday at comcast sportsnet. check out csnphilly.com for analysis, and when the clock strikes zero, turn to the comcast network for eagles postgame live. jim kelly met with navy's football team today. the midshipman in town to face temple tomorrow at lincoln financial field. kelly took a trip down to baltimore last weekend to watch navy take on ohio state. philliess visiting the nationals. down 7-4 in the ninth. how is this for a comeback? carlos ruiz starts it puff off. two batters later, ben revere. trying to tie it with just one swing. and wouldn't show it if it didn't happen. deep and gone. second home run of his career. right now, 9-7 in the 11th. phillies winning. same two face off tomorrow in d.c. that will wrap it up for sports. we're right back after this. hey, guys, i'm playing whiffle ball with mo'ne davis. plus, music, and thank you notes. we're on next. >> storms tomorrow won't be fun. >> no, not tomorrow, jim. not going to be until late in the day. here's your forecast as we go into saturday. it will be a hot and humid day. around 91 degrees. thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening hours. some of these storms could be locally strong. we clear out as we go into sunday. temperature around 80 degrees. the air will be drier. lower humidity, too. you'll see a big difference between the two days. >> all right. for sheena, all of us here. i'm jim rosenfield. thanks for watching. have a great weekend, everyone. see you next week. this is garthen leslie, a regular guy who invented aros. a very smart air conditioner that learns your habits to save you money. this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. he's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. 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