the trains that will force the agency to take a number of them out of service for inspections and repairs. good morning, this is nbc 10 today. it is just about 5:30. erica martine has the details on the weather. it looks gorgeous. >> ideal right now, rosemary. we do have at least a break in those clouds. to start the day, but as the day progresses, we'll continue to see the clouds building from south to north. so expect the cloud deck to get lower throughout the day, a sign that we have a lot of moss ture in the atmosphere. so weather stories include clouds from north to south, isolated showers for cape may county, kent county, as well as suffolk county. you'll see your neighborhood forecast, and be sure to follow us on social media for updates. tonight, overcast skies, muggy, as the southwesterly winds push in. the big story tomorrow is july 4th. how will that be affected as far as the rain is concerned, i see overcast skies and the po possibility of widespread rain shower, and looks look a frontal boundary, a cold front may trigger one or two isolated thunderstorms. futurecast, getting this into motion. notice how quickly the storms are developing and we see a break, so not completely overcast today, but tonight, it will be. those showers moving in by july 4th. i have more information and my ten-day, coming up. thanks, erica. america's biggest birthday party continues throughout philadelphia. today's wawa events will include free entrance to some landmarks, as well as free concerts. matt delucia is live with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rosemary. still early on the eve of july 4th, but a lot of preparation has gone into the events for this weekend. take a look behind me. very early on this morning of july 3rd, and you see independence hall right there in the background. some of the stage work out there in the distance, you might be able to see some of that. that's because there will be a seven-hour long block party that begins at 1:00 this afternoon, free admission to that. here is the area here between 5th and 6th street, market to chestnut. 20 food trucks, two music stages and. after that, 8:00, a performance by the philly pops, 65 piece orchestra, two local musician, allison blackwell. so here is the run day for wawa welcome america. the historic philadelphia block party, 1:00 to 8:00. the philly pops after that, and then also today, free museum day at the barnes foundation and pay what you wish at the philadelphia museum of art. coming up at 6:00, we talked with the philly pop about their upcoming performance here, and we will a very that four. for now, we're live at independence hall. thanks for that, matt. last night's wawa welcome america events featured the u.s. army band concert and waterfront fireworks show. ta take a listen. the delaware was the backdrop as they had some patriotic tunes. they started showing up hours before the concert to claim their spots. the holiday show honored our troop, which for many, gave the night extra meaning. >> i've never been down here for a concert. >> i like it. a lot more to see. >> to sit here and listen to music, and just have a good time. >> franklin, the 76ers mascot, delighted the crowd, as guest conductor. of course, the fireworks, set off from a barge in the delaware. this is just a taste of more fun to come. the big wawa july 4th fireworks show capped off the festival. you can watch live on air, tomorrow night at 10:00, right here on nbc 10. that show will follow the wawa july 4th concert on the parkway, features five hours of live music. the performances start tomorrow afternoon at 5:00. on nbc 10 and our sister station, telemundo 62. let's look at the live view on the ben franklin park way, set up for the five hours live music. the media sponsor of the wawa welcome america events. this year, wawa welcome america learn celebration is honoring philadelphia's athletic league. mayor jim kenney paid tribute to the officers who, saluting the volunteers. they donated $10,000 to the summer program. remember, nbc 10 and te telemundo 62, you can always follow. later on today, we'll get an update from septa to take plans a third of the trains off the rail. there is a structural problem that's making them dangerous and needs to be repairs. there will be big changes to the septa schedule. the transit agency needs to repair 120 of its new silverliner 5 train cars. a representative from the delaware valley association of rail passengers tells us that septa briefed him on the specific problems with the train cars. >> the problem with the cars is in the trucks, which are the assemblies that hold the wheels and axles. an inspection of those trucks on some of the cars found some structural defects. >> septa says the out table should not affect monday's train schedule. we've got at the tail op the train model involved in the problem right now on the nbc 10 app and the latest information from this afternoon's briefing by septa also by tapping app. no other news, septa bus driver is off the job, as investigators look into the death of an elderly man. 71-year-old victim was running to catch the bus near belmont and gerard avenue, and police say he got caught on the vehicle's rear tire and was then pulled under the bus. 5:38 on this sunday morning, just about 68 degrees, and we're learning that an american is among the victims in the bangladesh terror attacks. plus a claim of responsibility we'll have an update. u.s. authorities are on high alert this weekend, as millions of americans be again their holiday travel. still ahead what, police and secure too he officials are doing to try to keep us safe. good morning, i'm meteorologist erica martine. dry start to the day, but notice if you look outside, you're going oh to see the cloud deck lower and lower throughout the day, a south westerly flow, so lots of moisture in the atmosphere. look at the bottom of the screen for your neighborhood forecast. what to expect for the fourth of july, i'll get to in a moment. it looks dry right now, the sunshine peaking on through. current temperatures mainly in the 60s. allen town cooler at 56. and trenton, one degree warmer, at 64 degrees. cooler day in the forecast, and i mentioned this yesterday, we're not going to see 90s make a come back until at least wednesday. the next 12 hours trending upwards, it looks like we're going to see 80s about 2:00. the winds for today, certainly not an issue. wider perspective here, out west, we're seeing active weather. the weathermaker for tonight into tomorrow and tuesday with the low pressure that developed across kansas. it is continuing to work its way across the ohio river valley and move its way through pennsylvania and eventually affect us and the cold front will bring us showers and possibly thunderstorms. i have more information coming up. >> we'll be paying close attention. thanks, erica. delaware, you can find fun activity it is lake in ridley park. the park in the car show runs until 4 this afternoon and then food available at 5:00, and of course, the fireworks go off at dusk. still ahead, haulocost survivor, we'll have that coming up next. this morning, we know an american is one of the victims killed in that terror attack in bangladesh, isis is claiming responsibility for the deadly attack in the capital city of dahki. they were given a test during the ten hour siege. they to receipt versus from the koran. government forces eventually stormed the restaurant. after this round of terror attacks in bangladesh as well as turkey and orlando, authorities are on high alert. morgan radford has more about travel concerns in the air and on the road. >> reporter: the nation's largest city, and busiest airport, heavily guarded by armed officers. >> you know, i think it feels more secure. it really does. you know, because i don't have eyes in the back of my head, but it does feel good to know there is someone watching, and looking out for us. >> reporter: trained canines, a record 1.2 million travelers this weekend. >> we flew early this morning so we could beat the rush. >> reporter: authorities at many airports will be in and out of uniform. >> you will have behavior detection people in the area and also local law enforcement working with dhs and the airport police as well. >> reporter: at jfk airport in new york, travelers say they're not afraid. >> this isn't stopping snu. >> it is not. >> we live with the world as it is today and live with the risks and what happens, so we go about our living, and live our lives and travel and why g where we go. >> reporter: while many focussed on terrorism in the sky, it may be in the car. packed highways slowed down by accidents like this one in florida, where a bus and semi truck collided, killing five people, and injuring 25 more. the tallahassee democratic capturing the aftermath. >> i've never seen anything of this magnitude. especially this number of fatalities. >> reporter: on the road or air, a call for caution and security, as we remember our freedom. >> that was nbc's morgan ratford reporting. extra police are out on roads around our region for speeding and driving drunk. hillary clinton presidential hopes could be in the hands of the fbi. they interviewed her yesterday in the use of private e-mail while she was secretary of state. clinton's campaign called it a voluntary interview. agents questioned her for nearly four hours in washington. afterwards, she spoke exclusively to chuck todd. >> i will continue to, you know, be as forthcoming as i can, and my answers that i first gave more than a year ago, i stand by. >> you'll hear more of that exclusive interview on meet the press a little later this morning. clinton's republican opponent, donald trump, reacted on twitter, pre-dickidicting crimi charges. speaking of trump, he is not yet trying to win the white house. that's the word from newt gingrich, who trump is vetting as a possible running mate. take a listen. >> process you have to go through and they have six or eight first rate people to look at, and at the end, it is up to mr. trump. >> trump is in line to become his party's presidential nominee, as the republican national convention in cleveland, beginning july 18th. the countdown is also on for the democratic national convention, which will be right here in philadelphia. starting 22 days from now on july 25th. >>announcer: nbc first alert neighborhood weather. good morning, i'm erica martine. we have a break in the clouds early this morning, but weather stories include clouds from south to north. dwee ha we do have showers, and a low pressure could make it a little messy for some, especially further south. isolated showers likely for parts of the kent county as well as cape may, so that's something to think about, at least for the rest of the day. keep in mind, we dlalso do have those showers. so if you follow us on social media and also, look at the bottom of your screen. tonight, overcast skies, muggy with south westerlies, increasing the dew points, a little soupy, and tomorrow, overcast skies, notice the cloud deck getting lower and the threat of widespread rain showers. so the weathermaker out west worksing its way towards the east locally, already notice the greens, denoting showers working their way northward. south to north, i don't expect to be a wash-out, for today, just not going to be a sunny day in the forecast. i'm going to go with mostly cloudy skies with a couple of breaks in the clouds for some sunshine earlier in the day. current wind profile, a little variable, so some northerly, some westerly and we're starting to is he a shift, and of course everything moving southwesterly and a kick up in the dew points as well. right now, 50s and 60s, topping out in the 80s today. yesterday, 80, and highest gusts, 30 miles per hour. lows tonight, 60s, 70s. that's because we have the southwesterly warmer air and thick, soupy clouds keeping the warmer air in place. futurecast, getting started at about 5:30, we are geoing to ge this in motion, you're going to see some spotty shower, not much. but by tomorrow, the introduction of heavier showers move in. the only saving grace i would say this. it looks like models are favoring that some of the rain may stay to the north, so it looks like we may get a couple of breaks in those showers. notice by about tomorrow afternoon into early evening, we see a little break, otherwise, it is all about tracking these showers and how it will affect july 4th and of course the fireworks. coming up in just a bit, and of course online, i'll have the ten-day forecast. >> thanks, erica. michael cimino has died. he is remembered for the best picture "dear hunter." he is also accredited with the biggest flops, "heavens gate." he was 77 years old. also, ellie wiesel has died. it tells the story of how he survived nazi concentration camps. he was born in romania, but he came to the u.s. in the 1950s. he became an activist against bigotry, earning him the nobel peace prize. he was 87 years old. we got trouble behind, around they go. >> it was nascar under the lights at daytona last night. the 16 car pile up slowed things down about halfway through the race. even a final spin out in front of him didn't stop brad ca kazlowski. let's hit the diamonds, phillys going fourth straight wins. the bats helping him out early on. phillys on the board first. leaving the end field, peter borges comes in, 1-0 phils. look at this. k kendris, almost bangs off his face on the scoreboard. gets morales in the fifth. retiring of the last nine guys. he couldn't get much off of duffy, allowing two runs. phillys lose 6-2. >> yeah, i felt like myself right there. i felt like that's what i'm used to doing. come in with the fastball, and breaking ball and change up, so you know, the last three innings were a definitely a help for me. >> he wasn't happy i took him out, but he had 94 pitches, especially after three solid innings like that, i was encouraged about it. hoops, practice in utah, ben simmons, top two draft picks weren't there. simmons hadn't signed his contract as of yet. but he did so late last night. walau had international red type to get through. simmons plays and when he does, you can see it on the comcast network. utah summer league games against the celtics, tuesday against the spurs, and thursday against the jazz live on csn. western conference houston, scoreless and stoppage time, 0-0, free kick, yes, that's former union, christian midania, as the union let one slip away. 1-1. michael phelps, last night trying to add the 100 meter, holding the world record in this event, it wasn't easy for him, lane 7, after doing just enough to reach the finals, after swimming the 200 im on friday. he was fourth at the turn, but finishes with the time of 51 seconds flat. two tenths of a second faster than shields, who also qualified. 5:57 on this sunday. there is another fun filled day ahead at that wawa american festival. mass matt delucia is live there. >> reporter: a picture perfect morning on independence mall, american flag, waiving as the sunrises. not a whole lot is happening here at independence mall at the moment, but we'll run down what is going on today. a big fun filled day coming up. we'll share that for you. matt, i'll be track the crow clouds for you. right now, we're seeing a little sunshine. that's certainly great. and look at this, cape may, the clouds in the background. otherwise, i have your full forecast coming up on the other side of the break. i'll see you then. he could install your ceiling fan.ce said he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with an industry-best, six-year, no-cost powertrain warranty. >>announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. fireworks light up the night sky as philadelphia gets ready to host the nation's biggest birthday bash. there are more wawa welcome america festivities today and tomorrow. we've got you covered with all the fun activities you and your family can enjoy this holiday weekend. if you are down the shore for the 4th, we'll see some clouds building this morning. here is a live look over cape may, there could be showers. we're tracking it all for you in the first alert neighborhood forecast. thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. i did say shower, so i'mur