59 in lancaster. 69 right now in philadelphia. 65 in dover. you can waking up to 64 degrees in wildwood new jersey. so you have just a few clouds out there. some spots seeing more cloud cover than others. otherwise we're looking at a mostly sun sni start today and we'll see a mostly sunny finish as well. lunchtime, 83 degrees. and 3:00 mostly sunny and 86. still low humidity. really cranking up during the workweek. we'll talk more about that. also looking at our next potential heat wave. we'll talk about that too, coming up. >> thank you. today marks one year since a deadly carjacking and crash killed a philadelphia mother and her three children. it also left an emotional car in the tioga neighborhood where the accident happened. jesse gary has the latest. no doubt a lot of folks remember this tragedy. >> reporter: it's hard to forget. actually, you never forget something like this. starting at noon today and lasting until 6:00 in the evening, the community is going to come together here to remember and heal after the heart ache. you can see where they've put teddy bears and flowers around that tree that's going to be replaced with food and prayers here in the spot where a year ago there were tears and a lot of disbelief. one year ago keisha williams and her kids sold fruit on the corner. they were hit after cornelius crawford and jonathan rosa carjacked a woman, lost control, and crashed running over the four. keisha williams died days later due to her injuries. the family described why they want the memorial cookout here at the place of the accident. >> they used to work around here in the gardens. it was always a happy place. they used to sell fruit out here at the stand. they want kids to know every time they come down here it's not a sad occasion. >> reporter: two other women including the carjacked woman were injured. if you plan on coming out here parking is limited out on the street. but you can takes septa the number 23 and 60 buses. both stop on the corner of germantown and allegheny. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. at 6:03 we take a live look at camden. crews will begin demolishing the commerce building at broadway and federal street. the building was a beacon of progress when it opened in 1965. crews are clearing it to make way for a parking lot. the demolition should take about two weeks. traffic will be rerouted around the area. this morning an owner of a popular philadelphia restaurant is facing child pornography charges. alex capasso co-owns crow and the pitcher at rittenhouse square. he was arrested on monday. the fbi says an undercover sting caught capasso providing nude pictures of a 5-year-old girl and discussing plans to sexual abuse his own soon to be born daughter. his coworkers told us they will try to move on from all of this. >> right now i just have to think about the restaurant and the people that work here. you know i got to make sure i'm there for them. >> we have learned capasso had at -- has at least one other child, but that boy apparently did not live with his father. philadelphia police is a monster is now off the streets. an ex-handyman with a history of violence is charged with the murder of a recent drexel university grad student. investigators say james harris broke into jasmine wright's apartment a little more than a week ago and waited for her. he may have kept keys to her apartment after he was fired as the building's handyman. when she walked in her apartment, he allegedly attacked her from behind then beat sexually assaulted, and strangled her. wright's mother was on the phone with her daughter when she heard them struggle. >> she was a very nice young lady. went to grad school. was just about to make her ma rk in this life. and to be killed in this fashion is sad and tragic. >> police say harris is career criminal with 30 prior arrests dating back to the 1970s. he killed his own father in 1982 and served out his sentence. right now he's behind bars being held in lieu of $5 million bail. two children are with the philadelphia department of human services this morning after police say they were left home alone. but the family says it was all a mixup. officers say they found a 3-year-old boy walking on the 2200 block of north 16th street in philadelphia yesterday. they say he had a burn on his foot. when police went to the child's home they say they found an 11-year-old girl home alone as well as deplorable conditions. the kids' aunt says the parents had gone out for 10 to 15 minutes to get lunch and the bruise is a birthmark. she blames the landlord for the home's condition. >> plumbing problems ceiling falling in doors coming off hinges. people who used to live there comes in kicks the door in. >> police are still sorting everything out. no charges have been filed. here's a live look at boathouse row it. it will be alive with activity later on this morning for the youth regatta. teenage rowers will race along the schuylkill river. the schuylkill navy hosts the event. september 11 2001 changed america in countless ways. this morning we have new pictures of the president and his staff reacting to the attacks on america. also ahead, airline investigation. why the feds are pointing an accusing finger at five airlines in the wake of the deadly amtrak derailment. plus summer fun without the heat and humidity. a new spot where you can get soaked indoors. welcome back on this saturday morning. we're off to a really nice start. temperatures comfortable in the 50s, the 60s. low dew points. we're looking at a nice start to the weekend before things change on sunday. right now temperatures sitting in the 60s. some 50s in chester springs. 60 in ricetown. 61 in washington township to the north and west. temperatures in the 50s. 50 many mt. pocono. 57 in allentown. maybe some long sleeves as you head out this morning. temperatures mainly in the 60s the 50s in many spots. 59 in millville. 59 in woodbine. so a really comfortable start to the day. low humidities still. before we pump it up on sunday. just a few clouds outside. we're looking at the satellite here. you can see just a few clouds especially off to the west. otherwise we're looking at nice terms. mostly sunny throughout the afternoon. today enjoy lots of sunshine, sunny, very warm. temperatures around 88 degrees. so warmer than yesterday. we topped out around 86. today 88. tomorrow into the 90s. and then by mid-week looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. we'll talk more about that. also high humidity on the way. all in the seven-day. we are getting a first glimpse at never before seen images of the george w. bush white house reacting to the 9/11 terror attacks. former vice president dick cheney's photographer snapped the pictures. this photo shows bush cheney and their team inside the emergency operation center underneath the white house. this one shows cheney and his wife lynn aboard the plane traveling to camp david. and this shows cheney watching reports of the attacks in his office. they were released in response to a freedom of information request. happening today, funeral services are scheduled in chicago for sandra bland, the african-american woman who died in a texas jail cell after a confrontation with a white police officer. yesterday authorities released the autopsy report for bland. it says she committed suicide by hanging. investigators are still waiting on toxicology results. but bland's family is questioning that autopsy report and criticizing the traffic stop that led to her being in jail. the officer stopped her for failing to signal a lane change earlier this month. she was arrested after the cop says she assaulted him. bland was found dead in her cell three days later. up next the not so friendly skies. why some of the biggest airlines in america are under investigation for tickets sold of the deadly amtrak derailment. and stop the presses, literally. the reason donald trump has a big problem with one small city newspaper. gun safety advocates will rally at a cinema in harrisburg following the deadly movie theater shooting in lafayette, louisiana. the group moms demand action for gun safety in america calls on congress to do something to stem violence at the movies and elsewhere. last night college students in lafayette hosted a candlelight vigil in the wake of the shooting. organizers wanted to keep the vigil small to show respect for the victims' families. meantime authorities continue to search for answers after a gunman killed two people and wounded nine others in the theater attack. the shooter john russell houser took his own life. they say he had a history of violent behavior and mental illness. and the grisly scene inside the theater in lafayette rattled even veteran police officers. >>. >> that was a horrific scene in there fop see where the projectiles were. to see the blood on the floor, to smell it. >> the shooter actually took his time and was somewhat methodical as he shot folks from the top, from the back of the theater. >> police looking for a motive are reviewing journals and online blogs houser posted prior to the attack. the theater will remain closed at least through the weekend. it's about 6:16 now. federal authorities are investigating five airlines for possible price gouging following the amtrak derailment in philadelphia. the u.s. department of transportation sent letters to american, delta, jetblue, southwest, and united airlines requesting their prices before and after the crash in may. the airlines deny raising prices after amtrak's derailment. amtrak shut down travel between philadelphia and new york for five days earlier this month. the justice department also said it is investigating possible collusion between airlines to limit available seats which kept airfares high. ntsb investigators say technology could have prevented the crash. positive train control automatically slows a train meauxing too fast. it's supposed to be installed nationwide by the oend the year but a transportation bill extends the deadline. bob casey wants to stop the delay. we checked with amtrak and septa in the northeast corridor and both say they are prepared to meet the deadline. >> i think that's a step in the wrong direction. i think we should maintain the current deadline which would be the end of this year. >> supporters of the delay say the demand of installing the technology is too time consuming and costly. meantime governor christie blasted amtrak and new jersey transit for days after delays for commuters. christie criticized amtrak for the power problems that caused delays for four days this week. amtrak own this track and equipment used by new jersey transit between new jersey and new york. the governor wants congress to get involved to make sure the money new jersey transit pays amtrak is used properly. new jersey transit forks over $100 million a year to use the rail lines. happening now, president obama is in kenya as part of an africa trip focused on deepening economic and security partnerships. the president arrived there yesterday and met with relatives of his father in kenya. today he is co-hosting a business summit and will meet with kenya's president. tomorrow he will address the people before leaving for ethiopia. decision 2016 now and "the apprentice" is off nbc, but it appears donald trump is still trying to do the firing. "the des moines register" said trump denied press credentials to its reporters for a campaign event later today. on tuesday the newspaper published an editorial calling on trump to end his run for the white house. the billionaire businessman called "the register" a failing newspaper that's been dishonest in covering his campaign. we have new information on the hillary clinton e-mail probe. "the new york times" reports investigators have classified information on the private e-mail accounts hillary clinton used. the front runner said she kept no secret information on that private server. her campaign said any government information on the server was classified after it was sent. but two inspectors general contend they were secret before and after. wrestling legend hulk hogan has apologized after he allegedly made racist remarks during a conversation caught on a sex tape. this comes after the wwe fired him when the scandal surfaced. hogan reportedly used a racial slur to describe a man who was involved with his daughter. the conversation took place eight years ago. the 61-year-old said he is sorry for using what he called unacceptable, offenseive language. the wwe did not give a reason for terminating his contract but in a statement said they celebrate individuals from all backgrounds. and a good saturday morning. meteorologist michelle grossman. shaping up to be a really nice day. we had a beautiful workweek. pretty much picture perfect for late july. today we're going to keep it nice and then things change on sunday and drastically change during your week. weather headlines on this saturday morning, a super saturday. lotss of sunshine light winds, low humidity. temperatures warm but could be a lot warmer. they will be a lot warmer during the workweek. stickier on sunday but humidity really starting monday. heat wave number three, we'll have that this week starting on sunday with 90s and then monday and tuesday. mid-90s by the middle of the workweek. right now 69 in philadelphia. winds out of the northwest at 6 miles per hour. it is exactly the same temperature it was 24 hours ago. temperatures right now mainly the 50s, the 60s. 60 in reading. 50 degrees in mt. pocono. that's very comfortable. 69 in philadelphia. looking at the 50s and 60s south and east as well. 59 in atlantic city. live look outside. we're looking at mostly sunny skies outside. we'll see lots of sunshine today from top to bottom in the poconos, the city the shore seeing lots of sunshine. low humidity. temperatures not all that bad for late july. a few clouds in some spots. otherwise mostly sunny for everybody. we will keep them throughout the day. a nice day for your weekend. we do have a couple things that may change it on sunday. little more cloud cover. a little more humidity. and we're going to see the potential for a few showers, spotty showers. especially north and west later on in the afternoon on sunday. most of us will stay dry. but we'll give the chance for a spotty shower throughout the afternoon on sunday. and some of these could be drenching if you do see some of the spot ji showers. today's highs we're looking at 86. 88 in doylestown. and 88 degrees in the city. 87 in chester, pennsylvania. a nice day today. a nice finish as well. we're going to see 91 on sunday. really cranking up the heat. by friday 92. >> how's this sound? summer fun minus the sunburn. there's a catch. where you can find and where you can now cool off and hang ten without setting foot outside. that's up next. plus 2 million people could pack the parkway when pope francis comes to the area. that means local companies will be hiring. ahead where a job fair is happening today. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. so, i needed to deposit a check. i was about to head to the bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. 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spot in, like, a few minutes. >> i thought i'd get tired of a water park, but i'm not getting tired of this one. >> reporter: the poconos have long been known for great skiing. but tourism dollars would disappear during spring and summer. not this year thanks to millions in new construction. camelback resort is quickly becoming a four season destination. >> we're not just skiers. we're not just water parks. we're looking at what a family can do all year round. >> reporter: some are slippery. it's like skiing but in a bathing suit in july. and you might even get a sunburn. in the poconos, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. 6:27 on your saturday morning. happening today, a solemn anniversary. jesse gary is live with details of a community gathering to remember and heal. >> reporter: this site where they're going to be gathering, we'll explain the difference between now and what it used to look like coming up after the break. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you 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remembering the lives lost. preparing for the pope. it requires lots of planning and today jobs for the event are officially up for grabs. and expect a warm and sunny saturday with temperatures in the 80s today. there's a chance of showers this weekend, though and then big changes ahead in the seven-day forecast. good morning, everybody. welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us. it is 6:30 a.m. on this saturday morning and meteorologist michelle grossman is in the first alert weather center. lots of blue skies out there this morning. another beauty. >> yeah. looking great today. nice start this weekend. we do have some changes on sunday. so get out, enjoy it today. we're going to keep those humidity levels low. a beautiful view. blue skies outside. lots of sunshine throughout the day. temperatures nice and comfortable right now. 57 right now in allentown. 59 in lancaster. 69 in northeast philadelphia. 59 in millville. we have just a few clouds outside, but otherwise mostly sunny skies outside. we'll keep it that way throughout the day into the evening hours. it brings in more cloud cover. for today when planning your saturday, 71 by noon. 83 a beautiful day to lunch outdoors. by 3:00, 86 degrees. a nice night tonight then we'll bring back cloud cover and humidity. bump up the temperatures on sunday, but really bumping up the temperatures during the week into the upper 90s. >> thank you. 6:31 now. new overnight, a man stabbed in philadelphia is in critical condition. nbc 10 was on the street near erie in tioga. the stabbing happened around 1:30 this morning. the victim was wounded in the abdomen. police are investigating. exactly one year ago today three young lives were lost in a violent crash. the children died on a philadelphia street after a carjacking ended in a collision. their mother died just days later. the events of july 25th, 2014, are sered into the minds of those at the crash scene. jesse gary residents there are trying to move beyond the tragedy. >> reporter: and they're going to try to use a cookout to do that. they're going to have a memorial cookout here at the scene of the crash. i can show you a bit more. it was a chain link fence right about here ten foot by ten foot, that had teddy bears and flowers and candles all on it. and now it's been replaced by this new wooden fence. it's got a message on it. has the image os they have victims. it says love is timeless. it's the memory of yesterday. then it wraps its way around. it says happiness of today and the promise of tomorrow. it goes all the way around the corner. we talked to the family -- hold on. let me let this ambulance pass. starting at noon we're going to have the memorial cookout here. it's going to last to 6:00 in the evening. we asked the family why they wanted to i guess, kind of do it here at the site where there was so much pain and anguish just a year ago. >> the family is really going through a lot. they're going through a whole lot. the children every time they come down people have visuals. it's always a sad occasion. we wanted to make it something different where e the kids could come and remember. because they used to work around here in the gardens. it was always a happy place. >> they want to try to make it a happy place once again keisha williams and her three kids were struck and killed. two others were injured. the criminals are awaiting trial in the case charged with murder and other crimes. if you plan on coming out here today, limited street parking. there is some but not a whole lot. you can also take septa the 23 and the 60. both buses come and stop on the corner of germantown and allegheny. again, it's from noon until 6:00 this evening. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. preparing for the pope. we are keeping you up-to-date on the pope's visit in september. here's a live look at the aramark building in center city. that company is holding a job fair today because it needs more workers for the event. job fair is from 12:00 to 4:00 at the pennsylvania convention center. aramark will be looking for people to serve food and drinks to the expected 2 million people who will pack the parkway this fall. stay up-to-date on preparations by downloading the free nbc 10 app for smartphones and tablets. happening today, if you have a taste for craft beer and cider, you may want to check out the annual summerfest at xfinity live in south philadelphia. you can sample more than 200 beers from more than 100 breweries. the event begins this afternoon at 3:00. from our delaware bureau the state fair continues today in harrington county. the gates open at 8:00 a.m. and there will be animal shows, helicopter rides, and carnival rides. tomorrow night new kids on the block will perform at the fair which runs through next saturday. from our jersey shore bureau -- south jersey bureau rather, the peach festival is underway in gloucester county. you can sample jersey fresh peaches and peach-related goodies at the 4-h hill. the peach bakeoff, where local farmers will judge anything made with peaches. part of lincoln drive in philadelphia will be closed today for repairs and maintenance. you won't be able to drive on the road from 7:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. between ridge avenue. lincoln drive will also be closed to walkers, joggers, and bikers. there are also street closures in center city today. latimer street 16th street will be repaved. the other streets will also be closed because of crane operations and construction projects. so expect extra traffic around center city as well as delays. looking for a new place to call home? ahead, this place offers a view of the water and no lawn to mow. how you can be the next owner of this delaware bay lighthouse. well we're looking at another beautiful day today. we're looking at temperatures in the upper 80s. a little warmer than we have been, but comfortable right now. lots of sunshine outside. 69 in philadelphia right now. 61 in washington township. 66 in chester springs. to the north and west, even cooler in spots. 50 in mt. pocono. 59 degrees in bluebell. you are waking up to temperatures in the 50s and 60s through the south and east. 59 at the atlantic city airport. today plan on a beautiful day today. highs mainly in the mid to upper 80s. 80 in mt. pocono and mostly sunny. temperatures mainly in the upper 80s in doylestown. 87 in mt. holly. then along the shore points temperatures mainly in the low 80s. beautiful day at the shore. 84 in rehoboth beach. a little warmer today. even warmer sunday. even warmer during your workweek. we'll talk more about what coming up. >> it will be another great day to hit the peach. this is cape may. the shore will be busy no doubt. up in atlantic city the resort is counting on new attractions to draw even more visitors from our jersey shore bureau. drew smith shows us so m of the places you can check out this weekend. >> reporter: there's no doubt what will be the biggest attraction at the jersey shore this weekend. blue skies, bright sun, and an inviting soegs. >> we was on the beach enjoying the sun. >> reporter: they're promoting some of the new things they're offering this season. >> these my little cousins. i'm trying to show them new things on the boardwalk. >> reporter: the borgata added a new outdoor concert venue called festival park. you can see it in this video. >> having a new venue is nice. they've been here before but they're looking for that new experience. >> reporter: it opened with a performance by the killers last month. but there are still big stars later this summer. >> we're happy with the feedback. really positive. just a great time had by all. we've been pleased thus far. >> reporter: the playground is also up and running replacing the pier shops at caesar's. visitors are excited to check it out here. >> more stuff for the kids to be entertained with. >> nbc 10's drew smith with that report in atlantic city. if you want to get away by air, now is apparently a good time to be traveling to and from philadelphia. philadelphia international airport is number six on cheap flight.com annual list of affordable airports. the average airfare last month was $267. that's down about 90 bucks from the same time last year. and in case you're wondering, cincinnati, northern kentucky airport topped the list with an average airfare of $199. we have new pictures of pluto from the horizons spacecraft hovers close to the small planet's surface. here's the latest lock at the dwarf planet. on july 14th the picture snapping spacecraft got up close and personal getting within 7800 miles of the surface. they show it in perplexing detail. this image shows what nasa believes to be a curiously young terrain marked by smooth icy plains. it will take scientists more than a year to download all of the images and data from the close encounter. up next nothing beats the view of the water and you don't have to worry about any neighbors. how you can be the proud owner of this local lighthouse. plus misplaced passion? what a new poll says about eagles fans. that and the latest phillies trade talk ahead in sports. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. did you ever dream of leaving the world behind and owning a lighthouse? well you can actually buy one now off the coast of south jersey and delaware. the light station is located in the delaware bay. john marcucci took a ride out to the lighthouse. >> it's a very unique opportunity. we're here today at the light station which was built in 1913. >> i've always wondered what the interior of these would look like. >> our buyers are very excited. this has some really interesting architectural detail. >> it's a very historic lighthouse. it's been around for over a century. but with that comes a lot of costs. so the coast guard is opening it up for general auction. >> when you come in you'll see the coast guard equipment still on site. we're going to work our way upstairs to the main living quarters. beautiful natural wood everywhere. this is one of the bedrooms. >> i've always been drawn to lighthouses. i think it's a neat hifg opportunity to restore it and back to its original state. >> as you can see, it needs tender loving care. it's not been occupied since 1975. >> the new owner would be maintaining the facility. the coast guard will maintain the operation nap aspects of it. >> two bedrooms and an office on this floor. >> definitely a lot of work but there's potential. >> people can use it for their second home. they can create a bed and breakfast as many people do. >> i think it's certainly a unique destination where you could spend one or two days with some friends. but there's no land around it. you'd have to come with good friends and a book probably. >> certainly a unique opportunity. you can still get in on the auction. it opened june 15th but you will need a $10,000 deposit for a gallery of photos from the lighthouse head to nbc10.com. lots of sunshine this morning. comfortable temperatures. a beautiful start to your weekend. a beautiful day today. then things begin to change a bit as we head towards sunday. especially during the week. so weather headlines on this saturday morning, hope it's a good one so far. super saturday. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s throughout the afternoon and low humidity still until we get a little stickier on sunday. really jogs up on monday. and we are looking at the potential for our next heat wave tomorrow into the 90s. monday and tuesday we're looking at 90s as well. right now 69 in philadelphia. we're looking at a mixture of sun and clouds. temperatures in the 50s. the natural air conditioning happening right now. hopefully the windows are open. 69 in philadelphia. just 50 degrees in mt. pocono. along the shore points we're sitting in the 50s. mainly in the 50s and 60s in delaware and southern new jersey. 59 in millville. a comfortable start to the day. we're going to be warm later on this afternoon. with the dew points still low. live look outside. bright blue skies outside and we will see lots throughout the day. a nice start to the weekend. and a nice finish for the most part on sunday. but we do have a couple changes. little more cloud cover coming in on sunday. and the potential for some spotty showers, more humidity also. you're going to feel that especially later on sunday. a spot ji chance for showers later on sunday. especially north and west. most of us will stay dry, but we could see a spotty shower, maybe a thundershower throughout the later part of sunday. then a better chance for storms comes on monday. so if you're headed to the beaches today, we're looking good. the poconos as well. sunday 81 more humid. partly sunny bringing in the chance for thunderstorms. shore and beaches looking great too. by sunday partly sunny, 84 more humid. we're looking at temperatures in the low 80s. we're going to bump it a bit sunday and bump it during the workweek where we'll see in the city temperatures near 97 degrees. but for today, lots of sunshine. more humid, 91 degrees by monday. chance for storms mostly cloudy, 90 degrees. tuesday, hot and 92. feeling the humidity that day. really feeling the humidity wednesday and thursday. temperatures around 97 on thursday. and by friday mostly cloudy 92. >> it is almost breakfast time michelle. because the "today" show is coming our way in just about ten minutes. let's go to new york now and erica hill and carson daly for a look at what they've got for us this morning. hi, guys. >> hey. good morning. just ahead here we have a lot more to tell you about the troubling past of the gunman learning more about who that man was who opened fire in louisiana. >> also a rossen reports on the power and danger of lightning. we'll take you inside a lab where it's created to show you how to stay safe. >> hulk hogan is talking about the rant that led to his firing from the wwe. >> and the pro surfer who fought off the shark attack on live television returns to the water. that and much more on this saturday morning on "today." back to you. >> thank you, guys. see you at 7:00. hi. i'm amy fadool from comcast sportsnet. the phillies have been red hot out of the all-star break. now 6-1 after a big win in chicago against the cubs. pick this one up in the fourth. philly douns. cody asche takes lester's offering to center. it goes off the ivy. two runs come around. phillies take the lead. short lived though. chris coughlin absolutely destroys this pitch from williams. cubs up front 3-2. stayed that way through the ninth. doubles into the ivy. can't find it. the grounding double. so we go to extra innings. in the tenth, the new mr. clutch, jeff francoeur, delivers. frenk chi with the two. run jack to left. phillies take the opener against chicago 5-3. the july 31st baseball trade deadline in just around the corner and a few phillies players figure to be at the center of trade talks around the league. none bigger, though, than pitcher cole hamels. reports surfaced the cubs have been in talks with the phillies about the former world series mvp. csnphilly.com insider said cubs are interested but don't hold your breath. >> the cubs are very very protective of their talent and they don't want to give up the pieces that are needed to get cole hamels. i still think your focus has to be the dodgers and rangers. that said, cubs do have interest. it's going to be a mad house here tomorrow when cole hamels takes the mound because cubs fans, they would like to see him here. i'm just doubtful that it's going to happen. checking in on the eagles. they signed former villanova running back manonga. according to his instagram. and he's joining a club with apparently quite the reputation. in a sports illustrated poll the eagles fans are the most hated in the entire nfl. the poll references of course snow balls thrown at santa claus in 1978. the jail installed in the stadium. and cheering former cowboys receiver michael irving's injury. the fans were actually booing deion sanders. nevertheless, eagles fans don't catch a break. that'll do it for sports. i'm amy fadool for comcast sportsnet. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past. get fios. now $79.99 a month. go online or call now. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v two jersey shore towns are winners in the 25th annual atlantic city life guard classic. beach patrols from all over the state showed off their life saving skills last night. they competed in paddle board, swimming with and rowing races. the overall top prize went to team avalon. happening today, philadelphia will celebrate 25 years of the americans with disabilities act, the ada. president george w. bush signed it into law to ban discrimination against disabilities. the celebration happens at stillworth park this morning at 10:30. going to be another nice day for them and everybody else outside today. >> yeah. beautiful today. it was beautiful during the workweek wasn't it? temperatures in the 80s. it could be a lot worse. it will be later this week. we are looking really nice. live look outside. lots of blue skies, couple clouds outside. but not bothering us at all. we'll see mostly sunny skies, 88. warmer than where we have been but the dew points stay low. coming up on sunday. more humid. and we're looking for the chance for a pop-up shower. partly sunny and 91. we really crank up the heat on tuesday at 92. wednesday and thursday it's hot. 95 on wednesday. >> back in the sweatbox. >> i know. again, right? >> but we enjoyed the last few days. >> it was nice. >> thank you so much for being with us. the "today" show is coming up next. i'm ted greenberg. for michelle and all of us here at nbc 10 we hope you have a fantastic weekend. good morning. breaking overnight. inside the mind of a killer. investigators uncover journals from the man in the deadly louisiana movie theater shooting. mental illness, finance problems. >> a good description is a time bomb. >> as the victims are remembered at the candlelight vigil. chaotic scene. a man fires the gun in the air on ventura boulevard scaring bystanders. 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