deferring all comments to lind's attorney. meanwhile, there's mixed reactions from catholics over lind's case. >> it doesn't impact your faith? >> no. not at all. my faith is still strong. >> it does change the feelings about the church. you feel that you can't trust them the way you used to be able to trust them. >> reporter: in center city, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> while today's ruling came down in philadelphia, william lind was being held at waymark prison in northeast pennsylvania, about 20 miles outside scranton. deanna durante was there as lind walked out of prison. >> she joins us now there live. >> reporter: it was less than an hour ago, monsignor william lind was able to leave the building here. the building behind me, number 14, at the prison here. a white suv arrived here around 2:30 this afternoon. someone went inside. a man, we're told, brought monsignor lind a change of clothes, and a few minutes later he walked right out of those doors into that car, heading towards the philadelphia area. now, this is not the first time monsignor lind has walked out o prison. his case has been a long legal battle. his conviction in 2012 was overturned by a high court. it was taken to the supreme court allowing lind to walk out of jail today. just this morning, he was able to make bail, post baseball and then his relatives drove from the philadelphia area in order to pick him up. his attorney said even though the district attorney is planning to retry his client, he said the majority of his sentence has already been served. >> if he were to be retried and convicted, he had a 36-month sentence. he's done 33 months. the parole board granted him parole as of october. so the worst that could happen on a retrial, i mean, you know, the worst that could happen is he could be convicted and sentenced to two months. >> reporter: now, again, this was a historic case in the catholic church abuse scandal. lind, a church official, was not accused of physically harming a child but rather knowing of an allegedly abusive priest and not keeping him away from the children. his attorney argued that lind did not get a fair trial and he was convicted on a law that did not apply to him. when he is scheduled to be retried in 2017, his lawyer tells us that that evidence that was applied in his first trial will not make it in to this case again. reporting live in wayne county, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. our coverage of the story continues on nbc 10 news at five. rosemary connors is speaking to seth williams at this hour. that story ahead at 5:00. breaking news right now. delaware's supreme court said the state's death penalty law is unconstitutional in light of a u.s. supreme court ruling earlier this year. the law allows a delaware judge to sentence a person to death independently of a jury's recommendations. questions were raised about the state's law after the u.s. supreme court struck down a similar statute in florida. to our weather now, we're tracking -- some showers once again this afternoon. you see them here on nbc 10 first alert radar. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us now. >> glenn, where are the showers right now? >> it looks like most of the wet weather is in berks county. they've been moving straight to the south over the afternoon. you can see much of the rest of the area is completely dry. once again, we've had a lot of cloud cover, and winds off the ocean preventing many showers from developing. but this shower, it's a fairly heavy one, right over, moving into reading right now. mulenberg getting hit the hardest. it's just starting to get harder in reading. that will continue to move south through berks county. as far as the rest of the area, we had one our two showers near delaware bay. extreme south delaware. for the most part, it is just partly sunny. 82 degrees in philadelphia. and in wilmington, still rather humid, only 77 in mount holly. and 78 degrees in trenton. it feels a little bit warmer than that, because of the higher humidity. it feels like 84 degrees in philadelphia. 85 in wilmington. 88 in dover. but that humidity is going to get knocked out of the air pretty nicely over the next 24 hours. so we really have a pretty nice night. with that one exception in berks county that is just temporary. the suburbs, down into the low 60s. by 6:00 a.m., lehigh valley, 62 degrees. 64 in much of new jersey. so when we're talking about temperatures in the 60s, at 6:00 a.m., in august, that's pretty comfortable. we'll get a look at just how long the comfort is going to last in just a few minutes. >> all right, glenn. to decision 2016 coverage now. a challenge from president obama today. he's calling on leading republicans to withdraw their endorsement to donald trump during a news conference today. the president said the gop nominee is unfit to be president, and he added, he keeps proving it. >> there has to be a point in which you say, this is not somebody i can support for president of the united states. >> and while the president was calling out trump, the republican nominee was rallying at a high school in virginia. trump is known for kicking out protesters from his events. but today he gave the boot to a crying baby. at first he told the crowd how much he loves babies, but the continuous crying seemed to get the best of him. >> so nice. actually, i was only kidding. you can get the baby out of here. that's all right. don't worry. i think she would have believed me that i love to have a baby crying while i'm speaking. that's okay. people don't understand. >> trump's trailing democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. now, according to the latest survey monkey poll, clinton's post-convention bounce has given her an eight-point lead after the dnc wrapped in philadelphia. the same poll last week did not show a jump for trump after the rnc. pennsylvania will be a key player. today we sent nbc 10's mitch blocker to take a closer look at the strategies both campaigns will use here at home. he continues our decision 2016 campaign coverage. mitch? >> jim, across pennsylvania, the clinton campaign is opening up offices and hiring staff. what we call the trump camp, relying on state and national republican staffers. marlene taylor is just one of the hundreds of clinton volunteers across the commonwealth. 300 staffers are already working in the state and 13 campaign offices. this is what we saw in north philly at a clinton campaign office. it's in stark contrast to the trump campaign where today in conshohocken, the primary office was closed. the state republican party said trump is relying on its staffers to help organize his campaign. the campaign's pennsylvania director said it's not about the number of offices or staff, it's about effort, momentum, and enthusiasm. >> we got on a bus and started traveling -- >> reporter: financially, the gap has also widened. the clinton campaign has already scheduled $120 million worth of campaign ads. trump's lone ad buy comes from a super pac that has reserved just $1 million of tv time. >> invigorating campaign. >> reporter: by tomorrow volunteers could work from any of the state's 33 offices, three open tomorrow. trump claims to have five open offices in pennsylvania. but with few staff hired, his best outreach appears to be what we see on stage. >> we're doing well in the polls. we're leading in pennsylvania. which is very nice. >> and just today, we learned that the green, the libertarian and constitution parties all have submitted their nominating papers to get their presidential candidates on the ballot this fall in pennsylvania. i'm mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. police in atlanta county are looking for a driver who hit and killed a young mother in a crosswalk and left her there to die. this is our first look at the victim. she leaves behind a young son, and daughter. servic services she was heading to wau wau just before 10:30 last night. a driver of a silver older model suv ran a red light and struck her. >> she had a very good heart. she was kind and would do anything for anybody. >> police say the suv is possibly a 1990 chevy tahoe or suburban. it should have front-end damage on the driver's side. family and friends paid their final respects today to a philadelphia firefighter who died in the line of duty last month. gabriel lee was found unresponsive at the engine 50 fire station in north philadelphia ten days ago and died a short time later. funeral services were held for the 17-year veteran at deliverance evangelicalistic church today. he was laid to rest at ivy hill cemetery. investigators have not said how he died. after much debate, the franklin institute got the go-ahead to put up a digital sign on the ben franklin parkway. this is a live look, that sign will sit at 20th street. it will display programs and exhibits available to the public. opponents argued that lights from the sign would have a negative impact on the parkway. there are rules that go along with the new sign. it must be turned off at 10:00 p.m. every night and there can't be any strobe lights or flashing images. a thousand jobs are staying in delaware after a company decided to keep its global headquarters in wilmington. executives with the chemicals business say they considered other locations including new jersey and pennsylvania. but recent reforms to delaware's corporate income tax helped make their decision to stay. the first state is among the first when it comes to early childhood education. the u.s. secretary of education and governor jack markell toured the state. the grant money has been used to enroll more young children in the programs. the countdown to rio is really on now. we are just three days away from the start of the 2016 olympics in brazil. the opening ceremony is set for friday night. and nbc 10 is the only place to see all the action. after more than a century, golf is rurpg to the olympics. the designer of rio's new course is based out of melbourne, chester county. that course lies just west of some of rio's most famous areas, including copacabana. the course will be a par 71. after the games, it will be open to the public. rio's new metro line 4 is now open to staff and volunteers of the olympic games. it links the city's tourism district with olympic venues. it's open to olympic games, ticket holders on saturday, and the public will have access to it after the games are over. olympic lanes were added to roads to help ease the traffic. nbc 10's jack elynn london is in rio right now and will have an exclusive all-access pass to the olympics. she will introduce you to the hometown heroes who are going for gold in brazil. catch jacqueline's report tomorrow on nbc 10 news at 4:00. going for gold. we're profiling local athletes you'll want to look out for in rio. it airs this coming saturday at 7:00. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, we've had a kind of cool day for this time of the year. the humidity is still up there. we've had a lot of clouds. 82 degrees in philadelphia right now, with partly sunny skies. some places still in the 70s. it's been that way all day. delaware up to 82 degrees. but some parts of the pennsylvania suburbs only in the mid 70s. we've seen cochranville at 79 degrees. kenneth square 79. mal vern, 80 degrees. st. david's, 77. warrington only 76 degrees. that's awful cool without it raining in parts of the area, early in august. while we see this area of showers coming straight down from the north in berks county, and that's about all that we're having to track today. and this is right over reading itself. you can see it's just past mulenberg. a few minutes ago we were showing you the heaviest right near mulenberg. at least the rain is not lasting a very long time. and it continues to head to the south. you can see just how tight the gradient is. down on second street, in the middle of reading, it's not raining as hard as it is just to the north and west. it is going to be getting harder in some parts of the area. and tapering off in others. we're actually going to be drying out overall. not only over the next few hours, there's 7:30 in the futurecast. hardly anything on the radar. once we do dry out during the night tonight, we're going to stay dry for a while. and that's going to be a great stretch of weather for any kind of outdoor activities, golfing, or anything else, because it's going to be increasingly comfortable. so as we go into the evening, it's only going to be feeling like it's in the 70s. by tomorrow morning, feels like it's in the 60s. humidity's going to be down tomorrow, significantly. so the feels-like temperature, only about 83 degrees, despite sunshine. we're going to have a little more sunshine tomorrow. and the temperature is not going to go up a whole lot. the humidity is going down. by thursday morning, once again, we're comfortable. thursday afternoon, it's only feeling like the mid-80s. got some beautiful weather around here. and then as we head toward the weekend, it starts getting a little bit hotter. the temperature getting into the 80s and feeling more like 90s as we go toward friday and saturday. so here's the neighborhood forecast for tomorrow. it's looking good. a lot of sunshine. chestnut hill 81. yardley 83. easton 84 degrees. reading 84. no showers in reading tomorrow. bit of a sea breeze at the shore again. coastal flood advisory for some minor tidal flooding again tonight. so it is -- doesn't take much to produce minor coastal flooding this time of the year. philadelphia next three days, look at that. lots of sunshine. temperatures at or below average, until we get to friday when it starts warming up. and the humidity starts going up as well on friday. as you see the low temperatures will be going up. 72 degrees for the low temperature by friday morning. jersey shore, temperature starting to go up as we head through the weekend. the seven-day forecast is at the bottom of your screen. we have the ten-day forecast right on your screen. the only day with showers and storms that i can see is saturday, as a cold front comes through. and then we dry out again. it looks like most of next week looks dry, and increasingly hot. >> good crabbing weather, right? >> oh, yes. well, the newest tool right here in the first alert arsenal. storm ranger 10, out and about in berks county. a one of a kind tool we're using to bring you a more accurate forecast. >> this afternoon, sheena parveen is giving you a look inside storm raider 10 and its high-powered mobile doppler radar. >> reporter: this is storm ranger 10. it's the only radar on wheels that you find at nbc 10. it's basically your neighborhood radar. we can move this wherever we want, whenever we want to have a better look at storms and whatever type of weather is heading your way. and now we're going to take a peek inside storm ranger 10's radar so you can see what it looks like. this radar is smaller than a normal radar. it means we can put it in areas where stationary radars can't go. so think about it like this. if we can fill in the gaps that other radars miss, that means we have a better look at storms. on top of storm ranger 10, it's our very own weather station. our data gets transformed inside storm ranger 10 right here on the computer. we're able to tell you wind speeds over 90 miles an hour. wind direction, also humidity, air pressure, air temperature. so all of this comes together to bring you the most accurate up-to-date, current information in your neighborhood wherever storm ranger 10 is. make storm ranger 10 is so unique. so now you know. storm ranger 10 is only on nbc 10. and it's the only radar on wheels which means that we can move it wherever we want, whenever we want, in any kind of weather. realtime data. we fill in the gaps that other radars miss. so now we can tell you the type of weather that's coming, how severe it is, and when it's going to get here, more specific, more accurate, all to keep you safe. and did i mention we're the only station that has it? storm ranger 10 only on nbc 10. >> it looks really interesting. great technology. >> it is an amazing thing. it adds pressure to us, because we have to send it to the right place. so we're debating in the weather center, let's say, all morning, about where we're going to send it during the afternoon. where are the storms going to be the worst. and we don't want to have it right in the storm with lightning, because you can't put the tower up when there's lightning there. so it's kind of a tricky deal to try to put it in the right spot. >> fortunately you can put it into drive and move somewhere else, if you pick the wrong spot, right? >> right. but you can't be next to buildings or mountains or big trees. there are a lot of places we have to maneuver around to get the right positioning. >> it's on the move right now as we speak. >> that's right. it's right here where the only showers are today. >> right. >> thanks, glenn. you get a first look inside storm ranger 10 by heading to nbc10.com, or texting the free nbc 10 app. a runaway ride caught on camera. >> surveillance cameras catch a car rolling toward a walmart. wait until you see who's behind the wheel. plus this. >> sit down! >> mid-air takedown. must-see video taken inside a plane. and stay off my lawn. the lawsuit pokemon has prompted in the state of new jersey. those stories, and much more on nbc 10 news at 4:00. first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. stocks finished down across the board today. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. sit down! enough! >> a kentucky man is free on bond this afternoon after this incident on an american airlines flight. a passenger corded the thing on a cell phone last month. the pilot tackled michael kerr after he allegedly shoved the flight attendant and threatened to break the pilot's job. so look at this. a car crashing into west virginia walmart. you're not going to believe who was behind the wheel, though. surveillance video -- oh, there it is. >> oh, my gosh. >> yep, a dog. turns out the owner left her car running because her two dogs were inside. sle wanted to keep them cool. but one of the pooches somehow knocked the car right into gear. fortunately the dog driver didn't cause any serious damage and more importantly no one was hurt. >> that's what you get for leaving me in the car. >> there you go. more showers moving across the region this afternoon. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn 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battle may are mob difficult than they thought. >> what appears to be an isolated one-square mile of miami, the zika virus could spread. officials are finding it challenging to get rid of the mosquitoes. tom frieden said it's possible the moat sksquitoes could be resistant to the spray. >> now that it's hit home, we're extremely concerned about the zika virus. most of my patients are very anxious. you know, this is the baby that we're talking about. >> 12 of the 14 zika cases in miami are in men. health officials expect the home-grown cases to grow. as well as people infected won't even realize it because the symptoms are mild. on top of all that, there is also growing concern that fear of zika in florida will put a damper on the state's crucial tourism industry. keith jones, nbc 10 news. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> take a look here. more rain on the radar tracking some showers once again this afternoon. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is back. >> glenn, where are those showers at this hour? >> yeah, they're pretty isolated. and it's in berks county. and the rest of the area is dry. we've seen a lot of clouds today. a fair amount of humidity. of course, one of the warmest spots, and most humid spots is in delaware. it's 82 in talleyville now, 82 in newark, 81 in middletown. right at the beaches, it's cooler. we've got a wind off the beach, 76 degrees in rehoboth. this is the latest radar. and we just have basically one cluster of showers. and it's moved straight to the south, which is fairly unusual for summertime showers. and it's going right through reading. remember, we showed you it was up near burn, now it's moved to the south. sot heaviest of it missed downtown reading and going straight down toward maple grove park right now. and eventually new morgan. as we put the track on it, you can see going down near the pennsylvania turnpike, mile 540 in coatesville, if this holds together, in east nottingham by 6:30. very few people will get rained on over the next few hours. we'll see how that goes into the weekend in a few minutes. >> all right. see you soon, glenn. a man who lived at an infamous bucks county home is back in a courtroom. 12 girls were found living in the home in june. and they said the owner raped her. nbc 10 bo nemonique braxton was court today. what's happening in court, monique? >> reporter: the preliminary hearing wrapped up about 4:00 this afternoon. the first person on the stand, that 18-year-old girl you were talking about, who was found with lee caplan inside his home. she testified before a jam-packed courtroom. she was frightened but confident. she told the judge during their four-year relationship, they had two little girls. she also said her mother had lived with them since the first child was born. she also said she still cares for kaplan. would you like to say anything, mr. kaplan? >> not today. >> reporter: the an hour and a half preliminary hearing, the judge ruled this case will go to trial. vans carrying about three dozen amish started arriving one hour before the proceeding. lee kaplan, dan yal and his wife were escorted into court by constables. in mid-june, police were sent to 428 old state road. a neighbor called regarding the health and safety of children. police found 12 females ages 6 months to 18, along with kaplan. he and the 18-year-old told police said the young earth girls were their children. police learned daniel and savillea had given their then 14-year-old daughter to kaplan after he helped their financial with a financial burden. we returned to that home today. a bucks county judge recently denied kaplan's request to sell hess house which had been seized by the court. but 9 judge is allowing kaplan to sell items in the home, including a valuable train set. his bond remains at $1 million. savillea's bond is reduced to $250,000. but she's still in custody. the bond for her husband, daniel, remains at $1 million. two investigators here in bucks county also took the stand today. in the next hour, we're working to bring you information about where the children are who were taken into custody, protective custody by bucks county children services. to this now, silent statement. >> apple is using emojis to take a stand against gun violence. iphone users will see how, soon enough. and dental bombshell. the new research that changes everything you thought you knew about flossing. and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. apple is replacing the controversial pistol emoji on its iphones. apple is replacing the pistol with a green water gun emoji. the pistol and other weapon emojis have landed several young people in trouble with the law. earlier this year, the governing body in charge of emojis nixed a rifle icon. a new report shows flossing may do little to prevent cavities. they took 25 studies that compared teeth brushing with both teeth brushing and flossing. the study shows little evidence that flossing effectively removes black. a class action lawsuit against the makers of the pokemon go game. the lawsuit claims the game makers created a public nuisance and encouraged players to track paths on private property. the man who filed the lawsuit said at least five people have knocked on his door asking to go into his backyard to catch pokemon. they say poke stops are linking them to properties without the consent of the owners. our promise to you. >> on channel 10, what you do. i said, you know what, let's see if these guys, you know, can actually do what they say they do. >> his drone went down, but he discovered the place he bought it had closed. that's when he called harry hairston. 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that thing since it left my hands april of 2015. >> reporter: then he watched "nbc 10 responds." >> i saw on channel 10 what you do. i'm thinking, you know what, let's see if they guys can actually do what they say they do. i was stunned. i was amazed. >> reporter: we reached out to verizon hobby, who makes the drone. >> i think you have a heavy hammer. i think you have a lot more clout. >> reporter: horizon hobby said they weren't able to track down the information on the original repair. since the store is no longer in business. as a goodwill gesture, it agreed to send a brand-new drone for free. >> i felt like i won the lottery a little bit. >> reporter: he can't wait to fly his new drone. >> thank you, man. appreciate it. >> he's ready to get the new drone up in the air as soon as he can. the cost of the drone, $999. we'll add that to our "nbc 10 responds" recovery counter, making our grand total that we've recovered for you, $67,018 so far. >> another person happy. you have a heavy hammer he said? >> that's what he said. >> you got him a brand-new drone. i was wondering how you were going to help him. >> he's looking forward to get that thing back up in the air. high flying. >> safely. >> safely, yes. >> if you have a consumer complaint for "nbc 10 responds," head to nbc10.com or call the number on your screen. tomorrow, a man's trip gets grounded after his health condition takes a turn for the worst. after a lengthy battle for a refund, he turned to harry. that story tomorrow on nbc 10 news at 4:00. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a lot less stormy today. we do have a few showers in the area, as you'll see, very few, emphasis on the few. 82 degrees in philadelphia. 75 degrees in some of the suburbs. 76 in new jersey. 79 lehigh valley. well, delaware, looks like some sunshine there, getting ready to play some baseball. looks like a great evening. temperature's going down into the 60s overnight. we're going to be seeing the humidity drop over the next couple of days. you can see just the one little cluster of showers. right here in the pennsylvania turnpike now. it's moved south of reading. just about to have the rain end at reading. it's just about to pick up right at the pennsylvania turnpike, right near maple grove park. and that's not going to last all that long. but it is headed straight to the south. and if it continues, it will reach coal hill by 5:21. and coatesville by about 5:29. at least part of that storm will get toward coatesville. it's not a severe storm or anything. we've had an onshore wind today with the clouds, keeping it cooler than average. the average high is 87. so far we're only 82. more sunshine on the way, as the clouds break during the day tomorrow. we're going to see a lot more sunshine with lower humidity. but we're going to start to heat up again, to near 90 by friday, and into saturday. and as we go through the night tonight, we see those few showers going down toward baltimore, or even farther to the west. and they're out of here. the atmosphere drying out, even though we continue to have an onshore flow. and so as we go into thursday, you don't see anything. on the radar. thursday afternoon you don't see anything. friday morning, hey, you can go ahead and wash your cars starting tomorrow. we don't expect any kind of showers around until at least saturday. saturday may be the only day. all right. this is the temperature. and this is the feels-like temperature for tomorrow. feeling like 83, because the humidity is so low. chestnut hill, feeling like 81. washington feeling like 80. nice and comfortable tomorrow. and at the jersey shore, feeling like a little bit warmer, 79 degrees, feeling like 80. i think we can handle that. beautiful day at the shore tomorrow. and over the next three days, pretty nice, too. thursday's another day, with relatively low humidity. friday the temperature's up a little bit. the humidity's up more significantly. so we're just creeping up with the temperature. no rain over the next three days. even at the jersey shore, temperatures starting to get into the 80s. and like i said, the only real threat of showers or storms is on saturday. that's with a cold front, and that looks like it will be pretty brief. it will be fairly hot then. then we get a break from the humidity and start to dry out as we go through next week. and then start to heat up again toward the middle of next week. the olympic games now just three days away. >> some of the strongest american athletes are making their olympic debut. some of the familiar faces are going for gold. we meet team usa as it gets ready to take on the world in rio. the counterdown so ri is really on now. we're three days away from the start of the 2016 olympics in wra zil. opening ceremonies set for friday night. nbc 10 the only place to see all the action. team usa ready to take on the world at the rio olympics. >> mark barger takes a look at some of the athletes. some of the familiar faces going for gold. >> reporter: michael phelps is a legend. and a legend in the making. but 553 more athletes make up team usa. >> people will be satisfied when they make the team. >> reporter: justin gadlin is a veteran. two-thirds are their first time. >> it's incredible to be a part of this team. >> reporter: madison's one of 33 texans who made it to rio for the games. in fact, 46 states have u.s. olympians. california has the most, with 125. the california contingent contains beach volleyball gold medalist. >> i can't wait to go there and put on a show. >> reporter: she's part of the biggest female contingent. cindy mclaughlin is one of four 16-year-olds on the squad. >> a triple combination. >> reporter: while 52-year-old equestrian is a six-time olympian. so is kim roady. she's literally gunning for her sixth medal. but for the olympic rookies, it's their first shot. >> it's like a fairy tale. >> reporter: one they hope has the happiest of endings. mark barger, nbc 10 news. >> 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