60s. there's a live look outside right now where we're seeing a cloudy start in cape may. just a few light showers moving in. those will clear up as we head into the afternoon nap is going to set us up for a picture perfect summer day. take a look at our average for this time of year. 91 as we get into tomorrow. things warm up. if you plan on heading down the shore or delaware beaches, temperatures in the low 80s for atlantic city. 81 in cape may. 78 in rehoboth beach. beautiful day with temperatures ranging between 86 and 89 degrees. sunny and warm. clouds mainly staying to the south but clearing up during the afternoon. tracking the seven-day forecast in just a bit. a man was shot in the face on west hill creek drive around 10:30 last night. he is in critical condition right now. s.w.a.t. members, k-9 units, and helicopters swept a wooded area searching for suspects. no arrests in this case. also from overnight, this rollover crash sent five people to the hospital and closed an intersection in bucks county. the intersection of route 413 in bucks county is closed indefinitely. we are working to get an update on the condition of the people involved. we're also checking to find out when the intersection will be reopened. . no word yet. it was an historic moment for our country. the symbol of segregation as some call the confederate flag came down in south carolina yesterday. the start of the naacp's 106th national convention. jesse gary is live in center city where registration for the event is about to begin. >> reporter: it begins around 9:00 this morning. and several high-profile speakers on tap here. this annual convention is a major symbol marker from the shout. the flag inspires hate and not pride and heritage they say. other issues galvanizing young people to action. including police misconduct and civil disobedience. they've given this new life. high-profile speakers slated including president obama. >> it can't get any better than that to have our president come and speak to change that's going to change our lives. the youth we serve. i work with these every day. i've never had a president that's been more engaged with the youth of our country and to bring forth this change with that flag coming down i see nothing but brightness in our future. >> and the future of philadelphia looks bright with this convention. 8,000 people expected with an economic impact projected to be in the realm of $10 million. all the hotels restaurants, entertainment all benefitting from the convention that wraps on thursday here in center city. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. this morning three new castle county teens are facing charges after stealing a confederate flag. they turned themselves in yesterday. the teens stole the flags from a newark house on wednesday after vandalizing the homeowner's truck and boat. we have new information on six former philadelphia police officers cleared of corruption charges. the inquirer reports that the six have won their jobs back through arbitration. the paper says mayor michael nutter's office confirmed the report. a federal jury acquitted the former narcotics officers in may. only on 10. was it street justice or just some kind of a misunderstanding? that's what police are trying to determine after some neighbors in south philadelphia beat up a man whom they say tried to kidnap children. we've blurred the man's face as police have not charged him with a crime and have not named him as a suspect. paramedics treated him at the scene on beulah and porter streets last night. neighbors claimed he tried to abduct a 6-year-old and 4-year-old. police tell us the man asked the kids to buy something for him at a corner store. that's when a fight broke out, the man left the store. several people gave chase and caught him. >> you know beating him up. i'm afraid they're going to kill him. >> he came running up the block. they was trying to hold him but he was so bludy they didn't want to get nothing he had. >> investigators tell us they're not sure if the man's intentions were true. what he told them. this morning we are learning more about the arrest of a chester county teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a teenage boy. katie cross was caught in her car with one of her students. she taught language arts at collegium charter school in exton for two years. police arrested her in this cul-de-sac last wednesday. investigators say a homeowner called authorities after seeing cross on top of a 17-year-old boy inside her car. during the subsequent investigation, police say the victim confirmed two other encounters in cross' car starting in february and that there was passionate kissing in her classroom. >> she needs to be out of that school. >> you'd like to see her gone? >> yeah. i mean, that's very bad. >> cross is suspended from teaching until further notice. the school says it is fullyiy cooperating with police and that it takes the well being of its students extremely seriously. still ahead, more trouble for bill cosby. the calls are getting louder to revoke his presidential medal of freedom. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. i'm meteorologist brittney shipp. there is one little exception to our perfect summer day today. 64 right now in the poconos. 66 in pottstown. 73 in philadelphia. 70 degrees in wildwood. you can see these little scattered showers that are in our area near morris river moving into cape may. parts of dover, milford, down into lewis. it's part of a bigger weather disturbance that is to the south of our region. the poconos, 81 degrees. city, 88. shore, 82. i'll have your full forecast coming up. we want to show you some new time lapse video this morning showing a volcano eruption in western mexico. authorities there have started protective protocols after this volcano began spewing lava into the air thursday night. officials are now urging people in this area to stay out of the three-mile perimeter. this morning we are hearing more people call for bill cosby's presidential medal of freedom to be revoked. president barack obama presented cosby with the medal in 2002. two u.s. senators are now supporting a position to take back the award in the wake of the sexual assault allegations against the comedian. the petition already has more than 94,000 signatures. today mayor michael nutter will help dedicate a new rapid response vehicle at philadelphia's second alarmers headquarters in nicetown. the new vehicle will be named in honor of four fallen heroes. fire captain michael goodwin sr., firefighter joyce craig, and police officers moses walker jr. and robert wilson iii. the time now is 7:11. 73 degrees outside. still ahead, the case of the missing life guard stands. the hunt is on for seven lifeguard stands missing from rehoboth beach. how did the 500-pound structures disappear? a quarter after 7:00 on this saturday. here's a live look at cape may. not very crowded on the beach this morning. a few people out there taking a stroll. a few people out there on the jetti. my guess is in four to five hours from now it is going to be jam packed on the beach. brittney shipp tell us us we're in store for a great weekend. temperatures are going to warm into the 80s. humidity is going to be low. she'll have the details in the forecast throughout the newscast today. all right. let's head down to rehoboth beach. police there are searching for seven lifeguard stands they believe were stolen and put out to sea. each lifeguard stand weighs about 500 pounds so the police think there may be a few people involved in this. the city tells us they have backup stands so the beach will be fully stacked this weekend. from our south jersey bureau, state lawmakers are working on getting a declaration for homeowners still dealing with damage from recent severe weather. this video was taken after the june 23rd storm that left thousands of people without power for nearly a week. officials are expected to send the proposal to the president some time next week. it would cover camden gloucester burlington and atlantic counties. in the past month, there have been several shark attacks along the coast of the carolinas. now we're getting a good look at one of those sharks off the shore. this video was shot yesterday by a beachgoer on north carolina's kure beach. the woman who filmed it said from what it looked like she thought he was chasing a stingray. it may have been chasing a dolphin earlier in the day because the same day a dolphin washed up on the beach with a big shark bite. if you'll be on the shore today and looking for something to do, the beachstock festival will take over margate. there will be a paddle boat race this morning. then there will be a volleyball tournament plus several activities for the entire family. and there is a beer garden later on for the adults. good morning. as we head into the rest of your weekend, expect to see warm temperatures. put your sun screen on as you head out the door today. i'm tracking showers in parts of our area. a live look outside right now, you can see just a few clouds over philadelphia's skyline. 73 degrees. our humidity is down to about 59%. winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. 64 degrees in allentown. cape my at 69. plenty of sunshine. the clouds breaking up. but we were seeing cloudy skies closer to cape may, our delaware beaches. right now throughout the rest of the region we're in the low 60s. 71 in wilmington. low 70s in northwest philly. temperatures along the shore here beach haven to avalon at 73. our radar shot shows we have weather disturbances in parts of washington, d.c. it's pushing showers and clouds into parts of our areas. in philadelphia you're not seeing this. but right along the shoreline here near cumberland county into southern parts of delaware, all seeing light spotty showers. as we progress the model, you'll notice that most of this moisture pushes off shore. that will give us plenty of sunshine into the rest of the afternoon today. mostly clear skies tonight. setting us up for plenty of sunshine into sunday. plus temperatures warm up a bit. we're in the 90s. the good news is our humidity is going to stay down. it won't be really hot and sticky out there. our average this time of year is 87. take a look. we head into tomorrow 91. still on the warm side. make sure you stay hydrated. if you plan on heading to the shore, perfect conditions. water temperatures right around 70 degrees. today our temperatures will range between 86 and 89. sunny and warm. lingering showers will clear up into the late morning hours. seven-day forecast shows warmer temperatures tomorrow. take a look at next week tuesday through thursday we are going to see a chance of storms. the humidity and mugginess returns. but we head into the high 80s with dry conditions expected. >> in other words, enjoy it while it lasts is what you're telling us. all right. get out there today. now let's check in with this week's wednesday's child. he is a fun and creative teen and has a passion for music. he is hoping to find a forever family to help him reach all of his goals. vai sikahema introduces us to jay. >> reporter: jay is an outgoing and adventurous teenager. he has a bright personality and a burning passion for music. so with guitar in hand we head into the school of rock in philly to play some tunes. he had a great time playing his songs and learning new riffs. >> he's a ball of energy. he's a great person to be around. he's fun. he's inquisitive. he could brighten anyone's day. >> reporter: jay is a very skilled guitar player who finds joy in tapping into his creative side to write songs. he plans on working in the music industry in the future. >> when i write my music, i strum the guitar. i hit record and then i'll -- i visualize or see something in my head i'd want to write down but i would play and write at the same time. >> reporter: a forever family for jay would be loving and supporting and help reach his goals. >> i think the outlook on life and their whole perspective, seeing him and how he's been able to be o really resilient with all he's been through. it's a quality a family could take away jay. >> reporter: he is ready to share his love with a forever family. jay is this week's wednesday's child. >> if you'd like to help make jay's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child sponsored by the dave thomas foundation go to nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. still ahead, a developing story overseas. a deadly blast hit the italian consulate in egypt. we'll have the latest on the investigation and who may be responsible after the break. we're following a developing story overseas. an explosion in downtown cairo outside the italian consulate killed one. a bomb went off early this morning damaging several floors of this building. no group has claimed responsibility yet for the attack. canadian authorities have a man in custody on terrorism-related charges. royal canadian mounted police have arrested sayyid. >> threat is real. the international jihadist movement has declared war on canada. >> she also said the investigation into his activity began in october of last year. he is accused of trying to get people to join isis and encouraging others to murder and cause harm in the name of the terrorist group. later on today, greece's finance minister is set to meet with his european colleagues to try to come up with a bailout plan. the latest greek proposal includes tax hikes and deep spending cuts including on pensions. the greek economy is in shambles. the government is still restricts citizens on cash withdrawals from banks. let's head now to vienna where the deadline on the iran nuclear talks is set for monday. secretary of state john kerry said yesterday there has been some progress made, but he admitted a couple of difficult issues remain. he met with the foreign minister who accused the u.s. of shifting demand. iran is threatening to accelerate its nuclear program if the u.s. and its partners walk away from the talks. back here in the u.s. fbi officials say the gunman dylann roof who is accused of being involved in the carolina church massacre should not have been allowed to purchase a gun in the attack. outlined heart breaking misopportunities and background check flaws that allowed roof to purchase the weapon. it began with a drug related arrest of roof weeks before the killing. according to authorities, roof has admitted to opening fire inside the south carolina church killing nine people. the time right now is 7:26. 73 degrees outside. still ahead on nbc 10 news today, thousands will be in philadelphia over the next week for the annual naacp convention. jesse gary is live with details. >> reporter: all of those people have a positive economic impact on the city of philadelphia as they try to push forward and progress the fight for civil rights in this country. we will talk about all that coming up right after the break. ♪ ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes, hashtag. it's time to celebrate our 35th birthday, with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. come to the only place that makes little hearts race. get unlimited visits with a season pass for 6 payments as low as $18.50. sesame place ♪ go before they grow. ♪ thousands will converge on philadelphia for the 106th annual naacp convention. this morning we are live in center city with a look at what's on the agenda and more about the special guests who will be in town. weather for this saturday really couldn't be better. here's a live look over center city where it will be sunny, warm and dry. big question is how long will this nice weather last? hint not forever. good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 7:30 on this saturday. let's get right to the weekend weather now with brittney shipp. >> good morning. as we head through the rest of today and tomorrow we stay nice and dry. we are tracking unsettled weather into next week. here's a live look at boathouse row. we will see plenty of sunshine looking at the rest of today. but right now the satellite radar shows where the clouds are. to the south of the city. closer to delaware cumberland county, cape may, you'll see light showers. weather disturbance mainly to the south of our area. temperaturewise, we're at 64 in the poconos. 66 in pottstown. 73 in philadelphia. and 70 degrees in wildwood. take a look at your city planner. expect temperatures to warm into the low 80s by noon. feeling nice and comfortable. as we push to 3:00 p.m. ab 86 degrees. our temperature expected to warm to 88 degrees today. i'm also tracking the return of storms and an unsettled workweek. i'll have your extended forecast coming up. >> thanks. today civil rights advocates will meet in philadelphia for the start of the naacp's 106th national convention. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in center city just outside of the convention center where registration is set to begin later on this morning. jesse? >> yeah. and ahead of that we just saw some of the people who do the setup for the convention show up for work to begin setting up for the convention that starts in a little while. the convention begins as the remufl of the confederate battle flag is removed from the south carolina capitol grounds. many here said it inspired fear. but attendees say their fight also focuses on police conduct, voting rights education, and reducing poverty. >> bring about a fundamental change in the course of history in these united states. why? because we are the naacp and this is what we endeavor to do because this is what we have done. >> reporter: 8,000 people are expected at the convention which s on wednesday. ahead of that president obama will address attendees. if you're headed out, they're doing construction on the street so traffic could be backed up. best to use mass transit if you're headed down to this part of center city. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. new from overnight, this rollover crash sent five people to the hospital and closed an intersection in bucks county. right now the intersection of route 413 and state road in bucks county is closed. we just checked. crews are still out there at that scene. there's no word when the intersection will reopen. a man is in critical condition this morning after he was shot in the face in philadelphia's lawn jb crest neighborhood. nbc 10 was on the scene around 10:30 last night. s.w.a.t. members, k-9 units, and helicopters swept through a wooded area looking for any suspects. so far there are no arrests in this case. there are still no arrests after somebody shot a woman in the leg at a playground in philadelphia's tacony section. we first told you about this at 11:00 last night. this was the scene at disston and gillespie streets. the victim is in stable condition. only on 10. vigilante justice or just miscommunication? that's what police are trying to figure out after some neighbors in south philadelphia beat up a man whom they say tried to kidnap their children. we've blurred the man's face as police have not charged him with a crime and have not named him as a suspect. as you can see, paramedics treated him at the scene last night. the neighbors claim that he tried to abduct a 6-year-old and a 4-year-old. police tell us that the man told them that he asked the kids to buy him something at a corner store. that's when a fight broke out, the man left the store. several people chased after him and caught up to him. >> this drunk man comes up and tries to take my niece and daughter. >> i got young grandchildren i have out here. i never leave them alone. because you never know in today's world. >> police have not arrested anybody at this scene. investigators tell us it's unclear exactly what the man's intentions are. we'll continue to follow this story. this morning authorities in ocean county are warning people about a man who tried to lure an 11-year-old girl into his van. police say it happened around 6:00 last night on bayshore drive. a man in a white work van approached the girl asking if she wanted a ride. the fight over a philadelphia church has take an turn. the historical commission just designated st. laurentius a historical site. the archdiocese wants to tear it down because of structural issues. they said it would cost too much to fix. we spoke to one of the organizers of the save st. laurentius group. he says he hopes that yesterday's decision by the historical commission will lead to further talks with the archdiocese. >> what we're hoping to do is sit down with them and find a path forward that acknowledges there are structural issues here that can be repaired for a lot less than they say they can be. and we'd like to open this again. the archdiocese tells us for now the property will remain on the market for sale. the final curtain is not far away for u.s. airways as the deadline for its merger with american airlines fast approaches. we know when its last flight is scheduled to land in philadelphia. plus with relief happening next week the reviews are in for harper lee's new novel. it paints a much different portrait of to kill a mocking bird. good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. here's a live look at cape may this morning. we should start to see breaks in those clouds into the afternoon. the radar shows light rainfall moving through. this is part of another system a larger little weather disturbance off to the southwest of us. it will pass off to the south of us. here's how it's going to look as we head into late morning hours, early afternoon hours. that's when we'll see clearing through the entire area. plenty of sunshine. we'll continue with the sunshine as we head into your sunday. so really nice conditions. just a little on the warm side. as far as today is concerned, make sure you stay hydrated. although it's still going to be very warm. close to our average which is 87 degrees for this time of year. our temperatures will range between 86 and 89. your seven-day forecast is coming up in ten minutes. >> looking good. thanks brittney. the last u.s. airways flight ever will make its final landing here in philadelphia this fall. company officials made its announcement yesterday. after that kiosks and sign wills change to american airlines. the two companies merged nearly two years ago. harper lee, the author of "to kill a mocking bird" is out with a follow-up novel many years later. in it the hero of the literary classic shows a dark side. the new novel "go set a watchman" will be released on tuesday. it's set in the 1950s, 20 years after the events in "mocking bird." finds alabama lawyer atticus finch now hostile to the growing civil rights movement. in "mocking bird," atticus defended a black man accused of raping a white woman. in the new book he condemns the naacp and labels blacks as backwards. the time now is 7:47. coming up brittney shipp will be back with your full first alert forecast and it was a rough night for the phils. but memorable for one giants fan. we'll show it coming up in sports. ♪ ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes, hashtag. it's time to celebrate our 35th birthday, with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. come to the only place that makes little hearts race. get unlimited visits with a season pass for 6 payments as low as $18.50. sesame place ♪ go before they grow. ♪ he knows basic commands. >> we are following breaking news. we just got this video in from a golf course on covington road. we are making calls to try to find out exactly what happened here. you can see officers have sectioned off a pathway into a wooded area. as soon as we have some more information, we will bring it to you. either before this newscast ends at 8:00 or you can always check the nbc 10 app or our website for updates. now to decision 2016. gop presidential candidate donald trump and his views on immigration are running into some opposition in california. >> donald trump has got to go! >> more than 100 protesters demonstrated outside of the hotel where donald trump is staying in beverly hills. he was in town last night meeting with families of victims killed by undocumented immigrants. trump has taken some heat for his comments about mexico flooding the u.s. border with criminals. he said the deadly shooting in san francisco, the recent one involving undocumented immigrant proved that. >> whenever somebody hears that it was an illegal that was involved with the death of their children it becomes politically incorrect for a politician to help them. that's how messed up our nation is. >> trump also told the crowd in california that if he's elected president, he'll force mexico to build a border wall that will keep undocumented immigrants from entering the u.s. new jersey governor and republican presidential candidate chris christie has released his first tv campaign ad. the topic? the need for strong leadership. >> we're going to lead. we have to stop worrying about being loved and start caring about being respected again. >> according to political analysts, this ad is targeting the early voting state of new hampshire. governor christie has held a number of town hall meetings there since announcing his run for president. he's one of 14 candidates seeking for the republican nomination. two more candidates are expected to launch their campaigns later on this month. on the democratic side five candidates are competing for the presidential nomination. good morning. temperatures today expected to warm just a little bit above average. and a bit more above average heading into tomorrow. really it's going to be picture perfect with lots of sunshine. we are dealing with a few clouds and also showers mainly for the southeast of the city. enjoy the quiet conditions now. a live look outside right now for philadelphia. we're at 73 degrees. our humidity is at 59%. across the rest of the region take a look at allentown. 69 in cape may. we're seeing lots of sunshine in philadelphia. a mix of sun and clouds but we'll see more sunshine as we head into the afternoon. our temperatures are mainly in the 60s for the poconos. 70 degrees in millville. here at the atlantic city airport, we're at 69 degrees. not a bad way to kick off the morning. with the only exception of this weather disturbance here off to the southwest. so basically most of the moisture is going to head to the south of us. but we are dealing with a few of these scattered showers moving into our area. if you're in dover, parts of sussex county. you'll see the showers continue for the next few hours. the same thing for cumberland county. but once we get rid of these showers, we'll see plenty of sunshine and a nice day on tap for us. our future cast shows by 11:00 a.m. we are going to see a few lingering clouds here. most of the clearing will have taken place into dover. you'll notice this sets us up for a pleasant evening ahead and a nice way to end your weekend. so we'll see plenty of sunshine throughout the entire area on sunday. high pressure is going to stay in control for us. and we're also going to see temperatures climb a few more degrees. our average for this time of year is 87. 88 degrees today. sunday, 91 degrees. our saving grace is going to be the humidity staying low. it's not going to be really hot and sticky and it's definitely going to be comfortable if you plan on heading down the shore. rehoboth beach 78. high in atlantic city 82. cape may, 81 degrees. and the water temperature at 70 degrees. i can't stress it enough. you can't really beat that. head down to the shore if you can. it's going to be really nice. our temperatures are going to range between 86 and 89 degrees. sunny and warm. we'll see clouds to the south of philadelphia. futurecast shows warmer temperatures tomorrow. take a look at what happens into next week. we will see a warm start on monday but by tuesday through thursday we'll see a return of storms and mugginess. now to sports. the san francisco giants roughed up cole hamels and the phillies. the giants pounded out 22 hits and touched up hamels for 9 earned runs last night. san francisco lit up the score board. the phils drop this one by a run of 15-2. they'll go at it again tonight on the west coast. first pitch is at 10:05. here's another highlight from the game last night. came off the field, went right into the water. the giants' joe panik hit a home run. a fan wanted that ball so bad went into mccovey cove. temperatures just over 60 degrees. now here's the rest of your saturday morning sports. hi. i'm amy fadool from comcast sportsnet. the trade to bring nik stauskas, carl landry and jason thompson to philadelphia from sacramento is now official. thompson was back in our area yesterday speaking at a basketball camp held at as alma mater. and he's looking forward to suiting up for his hometown team. >> it's definitely good to have a new opportunity. one in being home which is kind of a gift and a curse a little bit. but like you said, starting fresh and having the opportunity of making the game fun again. checking in on the eagles, malcolm jenkins foundation handing out food and essentials to folks in need in north philadelphia yesterday with the addition of byron maxwell. jen kens is confident they will take a big step forward after finishing second to last in passing yards allowed last season. >> i think, you know, our secondary will be far better than it was last year. and really last year the emphasis on just not giving up the "d" ball. we were pretty good other than that. i think that was the main emphasis this off-season is winning in press coverage and not giving up the "d" ball. you know that won't be a problem this year. checking in on friday's second round of the u.s. women's open from lancaster country club. amy. amy yang on the 12th here strings her fourth straight birdie. move ace top the leader board three strokes ahead of the field. chants of usa rained down on the u.s. women's world cup championship team. they were honored with a ticker tape parade yesterday in new york city. carli lloyd scored a hat trick in the title game. the delran, new jersey, native made sure everyone knows where she's from. >> well, i'm a jersey girl, philly fan. but new york city, you guys are awesome. the world cup was a dream come 2r50u true but having this parade here in new york city was one of the best moments in my entire life. >> quite the scene yesterday. that'll wrap it up for sports. i'm amy fadool from comcast sportsnet. for our viewers out there, our folks with the spca they are back for our final segment on saturdays we always have a dog come in that's looking for a family. i'm joined by eva williams with the pennsylvania spca. >> thank you for having us. >> thanks for being here. >> talk to us about him. >> so this is a dalmation pit bull mix. he's 2 years old and he's great. he's so much fun. he's athletic. he's loving and he's pretty easy going as you can see. >> and totally chill. i mean when we were talking during the break and you said he's such a great dog, i think his ears perked up. he knew you were talking about him. >> he knows he's pretty cool. he came to us from our danville location. and as you can see, he just loves scratches. and he just loves to be loved. he would make a great companion. >> and for folks who may not know, the spca actually has two locations in philadelphia where people can check out pets. >> absolutely. we just opened up a brand new location at 1546 frankford avenue. right off the intersection of oxford avenue. and he is actually at our headquarters shelter. which is 350 east erie avenue in north philadelphia. >> got it. >> so if anyone's interested in taking him home he'll be at erie avenue. >> he'll be there this weekend. >> he will. >> as soon as we wrap up at 8:00 that's where he's headed. so if your family is thinking about adopting couldn't ask for a better guest. >> he's well trained. he knows basic commands and he's a great animal. >> we have a little bit more information for you right there on your screen. if you'd like to give them a call 215-426-6300. eva williams with the pennsylvania spca thanks for being with us. >> thanks. >> that's going to do it for us. before we go let's get one last check of the weather from brittney shipp. >> good morning. we are going to see a perfect summer day. temperatures warming into the high 80s. and by tomorrow into the 90s. but right now we're seeing a mix of sun and clouds throughout philadelphia. thicker clouds and light showers. if you live in delaware down to cape may, we will see highs today in the high 80s but low 80s along the shore. >> have a fabulous saturday. the weather is going to be great. we're happy to have you guys with us. we've got a sleeping dog on the set. that's going to do it for us this morning. for brittney shipp and everybody here at nbc 10, have a good one. we'll see you tomorrow. live images coming to you from france. there is a lead breakaway group. the lead will it hold? we'll find out soon enough. it's been a dramatic beginning to the 2015 tour de france. each man who started dreamt of great accomplishment, but in the tense o

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