watching the temperature pick up but not as high as yesterday. we'll go 73 at 11:00 a.m. close to 80 as you start the afternoon. notice between 3:00 and 5:00, 82. the peak hits in between. that should be about 86 today. we cool off into the evening. the 70s returning to the board. we've got this warm spell continuing throughout the next couple of days. then it breaks, and we are watching as well right here hurricane maria. coastal impacts will part fwh fwhfwher -- partner with cooling temperatures in the days to come. we'll look at that coming up. right now, got to talk traffic with jessica boyington. yeah, we're watching in new jersey, route 70 around the cameras at kings highway. so far, so good both directions. okay east and west. you see traffic moving nicely there. we're also watching a crash, new one, in frack on cherry lane -- in franconia on cherry lane at mifflin. watch for the intersection there. the schuylkill expressway, finally clear. we've been watching this around 202 and the westbound side. all of that construction project is finally clear. a little bit of brake lights. there might be construction vehicles still leaving the scene. for the most part, lanes are back open. now we're just in time for the rush. 6:02. breaking news in chester county. a man wanted for shooting his ex-girlfriend's mother has been found dead. his body was in his car in a wawa parking lot in schuylkill township. greg feldman was wanted for attempted murder in the shooting that police say was revenge for a breakup. police are not talking about how feldman died. nbc10's matt delucia is gathering details and will bring us a live report in the next half hour. we're also following breaking news out of north philadelphia where a person was killed overnight in a shooting. >> but in a bit of a twist, police didn't find the murder victim right away. nbc10's katy zachry is live are details. >> reporter: police needed help in locating the third victim of the deadly shooting. we were scene not long ago. investigators wrapped up their collection of evidence. outside police headquarters, homicide detectives are working on finding the person who did this. look at video from the scene. it was just around 1:00 this morning when philadelphia police were called to 6th and perth streets in north philadelphia after gunfire had woken up neighbors there. two men had been shot several times, but they were alive. they're being treated at the hospital. in a twist, about an hour after investigators got to the scene and were canvassing the area, neighbors came up and said the neighbors had found a third victim in the shooting. that person was dead. the body found in the woods at the complex. people are going to be devastated as the neighborhood wakes up. the whole community will be affected because they say it's a close-knit community at the complex at 6th and perth. as far as who did this, investigators tell us they are looking for the suspect. the only information they have on him now is that he's a man. he was wearing dark clothing, and seen wearing a mask. they are looking at some police cameras in the area, hoping to get clues there. reporting live in center city, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> thank you. 6:04. now to a developing story. it looks as if the republicans' latest effort to repeal obamacare will fall short. last night, maine senator susan collins became the crucial third gop member to reject the graham-cassidy bill. she joined rand paul and john mccain in announcing that they would vote no, leaving the gop one vote short of the 50 needed to pass. jimmy kimmel thanked senator mccain for saying he couldn't vote for the new bill. >> senator john mccain of arizona rode in and pulled a red wedding. he said he could not in good conscience support home invasion/suicide even thou-- co support cassidy-graham even though it was written by his good friend, lindsey graham. do you know how many times i pretended to like something just because my friends wrote it? a million. that was big. >> the issue is personal for kimmel because his son was born with a congenital heart defect. police arrested nearly 200 people during protests against the bill that erupted inside the capitol. police removed demonstrators, even dragging people in wheelchairs from a hearing. we're learning more about a top-secret visit to our area by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. he's been spotted ordering cheesesteaks at pat's. we showed you pictures, and dining at iron hill. he wasn't here to eat. he was in delaware discussing how the social network could help others respond to natural disasters. zuckerberg posted this picture on his facebook page after he met with governor carney and his team. and delaware officials told us that they had to keep the meeting secret, or facebook told them it wouldn't happen. zuckerberg outlined three ways facebook can help during natural disasters. the safety check tool, community help, that matches volunteers with people who need help, and fund raising tools that enables anyone on facebook to raise money for nonprofits by posting and tagging organizations. in philadelphia's northern liberties neighborhood, investigators are looking into this fire that heavily damaged an apartment building there. here's a look at the scene from sky force 10 last night. the building is on the corner of 5th street and girard avenue. it started after 9:30. crews had it under control in about an hour. no one was hurt. in wilmington, a school principal is back on the job after district officials put him on administrative leave. >> we will get a new board! we'll get a new board president! i've been on the phones -- >> parents rallied outside of thomas edison school in support of the principal. it followed a sickout staged by teachers that closed the school on monday. the dispute focused on ell's fight to give teachers and staff a raise that the board had promised but took back. the president of the school board apologize today to parents saying both sides -- apologized to parents saying both sides worked out their differences. today a civil rights icon will be immortalized at city hall. the statue of actioctavius catts set up. it will be the first statue in the city's collection dedicated to a single african-american. the memorial won't be too far from former mayor frank rizzo's statue. the statue was the center of a controversy and protest last month by those who see rizzo as a symbol of racism. officialsing too suggestions -- officials took suggestions. and one of the ideas was to built an african-american statue near the statue. but the catto statue was planned long before this happened. 6:07. let's give you a live look at center city and the airmark building. winds there flapping the flags a little bit. >> still warm, though, wow. look at that. 67 degrees. >> let's check in with krystal klei with the most accurate weather forecast. >> yeah. a light breeze, but it is a warm breeze that we are dealing with today. and still the reason why is that dome of high pressure. so what you see here is that the high pressure is centered over us. it's weakening just a bit. i'll indicated that because it's -- i don't know if you saw yesterday, but the "h" covered the whole region. weakening a bit today meaning we will still be hotter than average but not quite as hot as the last two days. instead of low 90s, mid to upper 80s are likely. nonetheless, that is still way warmer than average for this time of year. the average in philadelphia is 74. we'll pass that in the morning hours. look at the sky conditions. i think north and west, zones will see a few scattered clouds. still sunny out there. along the southern edge of our viewing area, mostly cloudy conditions are likely because of the fact that we're looking at the outer moisture from hurricane maria spreading our direction. the lehigh valley, right now at 6:08, 65 the current temperature. like i said, we're going to pass the 70s early on this morning. and right back to the mid to upper 80s by this afternoon. winds still coming in from the east and fairly light in nature. for philadelphia, 67 currently. there you go, 10:00 a.m., 72. by noon, mid 70s. we should make it into the 80s this afternoon. i actually think that in the afternoon we'll make it to around 86 for the high officially in philly. at the jersey shore, a little different story. we are cloudy at 69. we will stay mostly cloudy out there. temperatures picking up around 73 at noon. 74 by 4:00, and we could just see an isolated shower near the shoreline. i think it will probably stay out to sea. delaware could get a sprinkle, as well, today. well ahead of hurricane maria. the rip current risk still high out there for dangerous conditions developing, meaning it's best to stay out of the water, delaware beaches, the jersey shore. this will last a couple more days because maria's impacts will last a couple of more days. we'll talk more about that and the big cooldown for the weekend coming up. >> thank you. 6:10. it's means the vine street expressway, i don't think it was closed overnight. i think it's been open. >> let's see how traffic is moving. jessica boyington has you covered with first alert traffic. right. moving through center city, it was open all morning. right now, still a good drive. here we are vine street expressway around 8th street. here's westbound. that's what's moving up toward the schuylkill expressway. right now, no problems there. eastbound toward 95, even lighter trip. also watching a crash in franconia. watch for this on cherry lane at mifflin street. that intersection might be blocked for you and moving through berlin, a good drive, too. route 30 to the white horse pike. this whole centerjection looks nice, everybody -- center intersection looks nice, everybody moving. no problems or delays. on the 42 freeway, drive times, a five-minute trip still northbound. yesterday around this time, we were seeing huge jam-ups on the northbound side. i'll keep watching in case that happens again today. route 55 to the walt whitman bridge, speeds up, into the high 50s. >> jessica boyington, thank you. a local casino is expanding and set to put more people to work. what jobseekers need to know coming up. plus, the extended summer weather is bad news for allergy sufferers. coming up, how much longer than normal the sniffles and sneezing could last. and straight ahead, new kid on the block. steve harvey is premiering his new show in l.a. nbc10 went behind the scenes. where's gary? 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"thunder dome," "little big shots forever young," "showtime at the apollo." other than that you shouldn't watch tv that much. >> reporter: those are all of your shows. >> action. >> reporter: how much does the move to l.a., though, help consolidate everything? >> it's going to be great. you know, i mean, i won't have to travel as much. every week i was going from chicago to l.a. to atlanta. chicago, l.a. -- every single week. we're going to need sunscreen. >> reporter: now it's all l.a. all the time. >> hollywood! uh-huh. i mean, i've been here for three weeks. i haven't gone anywhere except to vegas. >> how did you get the incredible seats to the fight? the emmy-winning game and talk show host had one of the best seats in the house at the fight. and social media went crazy. >> how does steve harvey get in front of lebron? >> reporter: and did he? >> because i'm older than lebron and diddy. i've been doing this longer than them so i should be in front of them. >> reporter: steve harvey surrounded by celebs. >> look at this -- >> reporter: bringing late night to daytime. from "la la land," the place where dreams come true, and this household name they clearly already have. >> funny. "ste "steve" airs this afternoon followed by ellen at 3:00. coming up on nbc10 at 4:00, more behind the scenes with steve harvey. hear his response when he was asked about the office memorial open that had everyone talking about how he treats his staff. that's coming up at 4:00. >> we'll look forward to that. 6:17. let's check on traffic and i-78. >> jessica boyington has you covered. >> yeah. watching that moving through the lehigh valley. our cameras around lehigh street right here, both directions okay. the eastbound, westbound sides so far, so good. there's a crash. watch for this on south trooper road around forga avenue. that popped up in the last five minutes or so. mass transit okay for the most part. very minor delays for septa. 11 minutes late. amtrak, new jersey transit on or close to schedule. back to you. 6:18. a new view of penn's landing. pretty. let's find out what's to come when the sun comes out in probably a half hour. right, krystal klei? >> yes, sunrise about to happen. another day that is much warmer as an average. and look, excited that we have new cameras to look at. let's start by talking about our high temperatures today. so this morning, many of russ near 70 degrees. into the afternoon, 86 in center city, 85 in chestnut hill. lansdale, looking at 84. look at that -- easton up to 87. not quite as hot as yesterday. spots in the lehigh valley made it to the low 90s. close. still mid to upper 80s. also note in the suburbs, the lehigh valley, we are looking more scattered clouds leaning toward mostly sunny. in new jersey, the shore, and delaware, particularly southern delaware, looking at more scattered sun and clouds moving toward mostly cloudy conditions. there will be variation neighborhood to neighborhood. 83 in voorheis. mid to upper 70s along the jersey shore. you notice we're looking low 80s farther south. mid to upper 80s farther north in delaware. throughout delaware, we could see an isolated shower develop as a result of the moisture that's starting to press north ahead of hurricane maria. on our nationals and phillies forecast today, if you're seeing the game, 7:05 start time. first pitch, about 82 degrees. scattered clouds, and we stay upper 70s to mid 70s. the humidity has been ticking up day by day. today into tomorrow, you'll notice the humidity is up. the air kind of sticky. on the hour by hour, scattered clouds as we move forward right on through your tuesday. more clouds south than north. wednesday, the clouds kind of spread a bit more. there's wednesday morning h. the commute may be more on the cloudy side. an isolated shower, through the 95 corridor, through wednesday afternoon. i think better chance of a spot shower will be near the coastal points. that starts to dry out as we go into the night. by thursday, wipe it out of. there we start to see dry conditions, and it will start to feel more crisp and fall-like beginning thursday afternoon. let's talk about hurricane maria. the current conditions have it still a cardigan 1 hurricane. you -- category-1 hurricane. you see the track gives us the direct north push through tomorrow. tomorrow into thursday, look at that quick hook to the right. that turn to the right is going to pull it out to sea and away from us. again, the current reading is at 75 mile-per-hour wind speed which makes it barely a hurricane and 74 being the criteria to classify as a category-1 hurricane. for the coastal impacts, looking at rough seas out there. seas up to about 10 to 12 feet. the highest wave heights. increasing wind gusts, as well, and a high rip current risk. minor beach erosion particularly on delaware beaches possible, and spot showers wednesday into early thursday. >> thank you. 6:20. we learned last week that russian hacking hit close to home. now we know why. next, the impact that country may have wanted to have on voters in pennsylvania. plus, reunited after disaster. how a chance meeting led to a powerful phone call for three local sisters waiting for news from puerto rico. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. today in philadelphia, city commissioners will recognize voter registration day by educating high schoolers on the importance of voting. registration deadlines for november elections in pennsylvania, october 10th, in new jersey, october 17th. no elections this fall in delaware. we're learning more about attempts by russian hackers to influence elections. the secretary of state says he thinks hackers wanted to alter voter registration records in an effort to create confusion and frustration. friday we learned that pennsylvania was one of 21 states targeted by russian hackers. state leaders want to know why it took government so throng notify the states. -- so long to notify the states. this video from puerto rico gives a new look at the devastation from hurricane health care reform. much of the island still has -- hurricane maria. much of the island still has no food, water, or power. president trump said puerto rico is in deep trouble. the administration has ramped up its response to help the millions who need help. this disaster has disconnected so many people from their families. that includes sisters from abington who hadn't had contact with their parents in puerto rico since hurricane maria made landfall. that changed over the weekend when an nbc crew offered robert martinez the use of their satellite phone. >> your mom and i are okay. the folks -- they're okay. we're waiting to hear from some. >> it was such a relief. everything lifted off of my body. i felt like i could breathe again. >> the sisters are still watching the report to see their father and hear his voice, unsure when they'll get the next chance. take a live look outside from one of our new camera views over the battleship "new jersey" as the sun tries to come up. we've got clouds to talk about today. and temperatures still on the warm side. >> reporter: good morning, i'm live live in norristown. a man wanted for a shooting of his ex-girlfriend's mother, that search has ended. he was found dead in a parking lot. details coming up. plus, a subtle message what jordin sparks wrote on her hand for the national anthem moment last night that may have been for president trump to see. ♪ our veterans have given us the rights and freedoms that we have and we enjoy today. ready. aim. fire. and it's important for us to let them know that we will never forget their service. fire. it was steve's idea to have this cemetery. this was supplied to the veterans, giving us a final resting place. we owe everything to steve for what he gave us here. i wanted to make sure that we just didn't say thank you to veterans, we had tangible things to show, and i think we've accomplished that. 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"nbc10 news today", i'm via sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. meteorologist krystal klei has the most accurate weather forecast. >> we are looking at another warm day on tap. i'm not sure if you will be sick of me saying this. we are looking at another above-average forecast as we get into the afternoon. and you can tell because temperatures are similar to what we saw yesterday morning at the same time. 68 in philadelphia and vineland. 66 in coatesville. and atlantic city at 67 degrees. temperatures starting near 70 makes it easy for them to rise to the 80s by the afternoon. we're nearly 70 here. we go from 68 now to 69 at 9:00 a.m. by lunchtime, we're in the upper 70s. already warmer than average. winds on the lighter side, about five to ten miles per hour. not a lot of relief there. on top of that, had fairly humid today. good news is, this spell breaks soon enough. now we'll go to traffic and jessica boyington. thanks. 95 is where we're starting at gerard avenue. times so far, so good. we're getting up there on the drive from woodhaven to the vine on the southbound side. speeds also into the mid 30s. there's a crash in the area. watch on south trooper road. around the avenue, i'll end with 422. drive times creeping up a bit. we're almost double, just over double. right now on the eastbound side, 29 to the schuylkill, speeds also into the 30s and a 15-minute trip. breaking news overnight in chester county. the man accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend's mother has been found dead. police have been hunting for greg feldman since the shooting in lymerick. last night they found his body in the parking lot of a schuylkill township wawa. >> matt delucia with more from norristown where investigators are trying to figure out where he's been since the shooting. what can you tell us? >> reporter: greg feldman had been on the run for three days and was found last night in that parking lot in the wawa parking lot, chester county. this was the scene in the parking lot. the district attorney's office confirming that feldman's body was found there. investigators removed a gun from the car and towed it away. at this point it has not been confirmed how he died. going back to friday, police in lymerick, montgomery county, started looking for the 30-year-old after they say he shot his ex-girlfriend's mother because that girlfriend broke up with him. the mother was shot twice in the chest. she is still recovering. police say feldman later told his ex that he wanted her to feel his pain. the d.a.'s office posted an award for his capture. flyers went out. there was even a push on social media to find this man. from he was from friday to monday is the big question detectives are trying to figure out. the manhunt this morning is over. live in norristown, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> thank you. nfl players, coaches, and owners brought their show of unity and message of equality to monday night football. >> the cowboys put a new spin on the national anthem protest last night by kneeling before the anthem and standing during the anthem. the players and owner jerry jones still drew boos from the crowd. and jordin sparks who appeared to perform sent a subtle message on her hand. she scribbled a bible verse that says, "speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all those who are destitute," and "speak up and judge fairly. defend the rights of the poor and needy." at chicky's and pete's last night, the national anthem issue was the topic of conversation. >> might not agree with those guys taking the knee, but they say that's what america's all about. being able to take that knee. >> i'm dead serious what i'm saying, okay. i hated it. >> because of the comments from the president, people are more open to talk about things. >> in alabama last night, vice president mike pence told a campaign crowd that he stands with president trump on standing for the national anthem. >> we've all got a right to our opinions, but i don't think it's too much to ask the players in the national football league to stand for our national national anthem. >> on friday, president trump suggested that nfl players who protest during the national anthem should be fired. players widely opposed the view, citing the first amendment and calling for unity. new, the pittsburgh steeler who stood during the national anthem sunday says he regrets how it looked. >> alejandro villanueva, an army veteran, was the only steeler who came out for the pregame anthem. he said he felt embarrassed for unintentionally showing up his teammates who remained in the tunnel in solidarity. >> it wasn't me stepping forward. i never planned to boycott the plan that the steelers came up with. i just thought that there was to be in middle ground where i could stay in the tunnel, nobody would see me. afterwards, i wouldn't talk to the media like i do all the time. >> in retrospect, ben roethlisberger said he wished the team had approached it differently and said he never wanted to appear divided. 6:35. we'll go state by state and county by county for a look at stories from across our area. >> in chester county, the man in this video punching a disabled man pleaded guilty yesterday to misdemeanor assault charges. barry baker faces two to four years in prison. prosecutors say the video from last month shows baker mocking and punching the victim outside a convenience store. baker originally rejected a plea deal after disputing the prosecution's description of the events. in northeastern pennsylvania, police say a funeral director flaunted pictures of dead bodies to family and friends. angelia stewart from montaonroe county admitted to taking the pictures. she said they were meant to share with her colleagues. investigators found evidence that stewart was selling marijuana. she was charged with abuse of a corporations and possession with -- of a corpse and possession with intent to sell. in bucks county, an oil spill yesterday in warrington could cause problems today, as well. crews spent hours cleaning up oil from the truck on countyline road. they reopened. however, the road is going to be closed again so it can be resurfaced. they'll close the road at 9:00 a.m. it could stay closed through the end of the day. also in bucks county, looking for a job? more than 200 new jobs will be available at parks casino, part of an expansion expected to open this winter. the expansion will feature new restaurants, an exclusive poker room, and a live entertainment venue. the casino will host a jobs fair for these 200 open positions tomorrow at the park's east complex on street road. in atlantic county, the state is asking a judge to reverse his decision that saved the jobs of firefighters in atlantic city. new jersey said the city cannot afford the firefighters' salary, and the state took over atlantic city's finances last year. the judge blocked the layoffs in a ruling last month. he said letting go of at least 50 firefighters would compromise public safety in the city. it is still early in the week, of course. by the end of the week and certainly the weekend, looks like we'll have fall weather. >> instead not now. it's relatively warm outside. we have the preview of what's to come. >> yeah, a few more days fall weather. the heating spell that we have been under, it continues for two more days if you count today. this is the live view outside. this picture is a little different than the live camera view that we've been seeing. instead of the perfectly clear blue, we have patchy fog, low hanging clouds trying to develop. you might notice it seems hazy. moisture is going to suspend any dust particles, anything like that through the day. this view is better off. you see some of the kind of thin, high clouds out there? the distance. today, we'll see a few more clouds build across the region. especially along the south and east of the viewing area. way to our south we've got hurricane maria. the bands of rain from maria are starting to extend into parts of the outer banks. we could see a sprinkle make it to parts of our viewing zone today. for the most part, impacts will be in the form of clouds. very hot the last few days. yesterday we made it to the 90s again officially in philadelphia, 91. that puts us at 26 90-degree days this year at the official reporting station in philly. and today, very warm. it does not look like we'll make it to the 90s. 8 -- rather, 60 at 8:00 a.m. we'll move to 84 at 4:00 p.m. could high of 86. yesterday we had the sun icon hour by hour. instead mostly cloudy to partly cloudy conditions. more so we'll see the sunshine in areas like the pennsylvania suburbs. 83 at 4:00. mostly sunny to partly cloudy in the lehigh valley, too. more clouds, like i mentioned, farther south. delaware with an isolated chance of a shower late day. 83 degrees at 4:00 p.m. about the same in new jersey. less likely to see a shower today. and at the jersey shore, mostly cloudy throughout the day. at noon, 74 degrees. we'll stay near the mid 70s into the afternoon hours, as well. coming up, we'll talk about when those temperatures do start to take a tumble and what the weekend looks like. >> thank you. about 20 minutes before 7:00 a.m. on this tuesday. let's check traffic and i think route 422 possibly? >> yeah. see what it looks like. jessica boyington, take it away. yeah, trying to take 422, the camera got locked there a second ago. i can tell you the 422 eastbound starting to double in drive times. if you're moving to the schuylkill, around trooper road we were starting to see big delays eastbound moving toward the schuylkill. on south trooper at forge avenue, watching for a crash there. route 73 at the atlantic city expressway, everything looks good. here's the expressway. both directions east and west are good. here's 73. everything there on the south jersey roads are okay. 95, though, starting to see an increase in drive times right now. 27 minutes southbound from woodhaven to the vine street expressway. speeds also into the 30s. there's a new recall for thousands of strollers this morning. >> next, the problem that could send children tumbling. plus, a bus backs up into a man's yard leaving a path of damage. the company refused to pay, leading him to foot the bill until he called nbc10 responds. harry hairston goes on patrol, next. also, sideline spill. a baseball player's dive into the stands cost a fan his snack. we'll show how he made it up to him. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. kim guadagno isn't is facing an epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. vanessa: in honor of recovery month, we want you to know that recovery from addiction is possible. christie: the signs you spot today... vanessa: ...could save a loved one tomorrow. christie: to learn more, visit reachnj.gov. a perfect storm of ragweed and mold are creating a bad fall allergy season according to medical experts. it could affect people who normally don't have to worry about it. you can blame it on the warmer weather. mold sports could still be swirling -- mold spores could still be swirling in the air in october and november. even if you're allergic to mold, there's so much in the air you could have a reaction anyway. new, thousands of jogging strollers are being recalled because your child can fall out. j is for jeep is the brand made by delta. the company has had four recalls of strollen leg bracket breaks. one child was hurt falling from the stroller. contact delta for a free repair. and now to nbc10 responds. a viewer says he returned home from work to find serious damage to his property. >> a bus backed over his lawn but refused to make repairs. he called "nbc10 responds." this is what happens when a full-size bus comes along and hits your retaining wall. >> reporter: photos taken by neighbors moments after a new jersey transit bus backed into robert daly's property. >> you're looking at how many feet here? >> about 20 feet of damage. >> reporter: it happened while he was at work. >> i came home to a pile of rubble. >> reporter: we see more in his back yard. this is where he stores the rubble. daly said he thought getting new jersey transit to repair the wall would be easy. he filed this police report, and a complaint against new jersey transit. police interviewed the bus driver. in the report the driver admits to backing into daly's wall. the transit authority b'naied his claim -- denied his claim. daly says new mexijersey transi told him state law required daly to file a claim with his homeowners insurance. >> this is wrong. this is wrong. someone damaged my property. i shouldn't have to put a claim in in my homeowners policy. >> reporter: daly says the authority also refused to pay his deductible. that's when he contacted "nbc10 responds." we contacted new jersey transit. it would not go into detail, but after we got involved, it decided to pay daly's $1,000 deductible. how did we do for you? >> great. thank you. >> reporter: nbc10 responds. >> we've researched the state law in new jersey. it does require you to file a claim with your insurance company. however, the state will pay your out-of-pocket expenses such as your deductible if it is responsible for the damage. if you have a consumer problem, let us know. the ways to reach us on the screen. coming up on 7:00. 6:47 before the start of the "today" show. >> we'll check in with matt lauer and savannah guthrie with a preview. >> hey. >> good morning. >> good to see you both. coming up on a tuesday, few player protests. this time before the national anthem on monday night football. the controversy not going away. in fact, spreading to other sports. we'll have the latest. also ahead, the fierce battle that amazon has sparked between cities all across the country. we'll tell you why. then the legendary robert redford will be here. we'll talk about his onscreen reunion four decades in the making with another icon, jane fonda. >> all that and more when we get started on a tuesday morning. back to you. >> redford and fonda, wow. >> thank you. >> look forward to that. >> not too slouchy. >> yeah. >> by the way, vai, 24 of the world's best golfers will be here today, as well, on our plaza. the president's cup starts. we've got team usa and the international team here on the plaza. >> aka, lauer heaven. >> exactly. >> right. right. can't wait. thanks. >> all right. >> how about that? we'll take you to the poconos. sunrise beautiful. we love to breathe in deeper. >> go ahh before the craziness starts. krystal klei will tell you what you're facing as you head out the door. >> reporter: yeah. the last few days, a perfect blue sky, beautiful conditions. not so today. camel back mountain looks very clear. parts of wilmington look pretty clear. in philadelphia, we've got low clouds and patchy fog. it's hindering the beauty this morning of a sunrise. grate picture to start. clouds -- a great picture to start. clouds and sun. we'll go look at neighborhood temperatures. reading, 65. whitehall, 64. nazareth at 66. these temperatures starting in the mid 60s will move up to the mid to upper 80s. the three-day outlook neighborhood by neighborhood. starting with philadelphia, 86 today. mix of clouds and sun. dry, it will be humid. muggy today. even more so tomorrow. 86 and very humid. means it's really going to be sticky for your wednesday. 78 cooldown hits thursday afternoon. sunshine for your thursday looks nice as fall actually arrives during fall. in the suburbs, 84. same deal, more sunshine than clouds. you'll see that in the lehigh valley, too. more sun than clouds. fairly hot, 87 tomorrow in the lehigh valley. in new jersey, more clouds than sun. that's the case for the shore and delaware because it's closer to hurricane maria. the cloud deck pushing in. 83 in new jersey. 77 at the shore, delaware, 85. could be a spot shower in delaware. that will last into wednesday, as well. 85, down to 78 on thursday. we'll talk about the path that hurricane maria may take. category 1 now. through tomorrow it will continue moving north. it will make a sharp turn to the right wednesday through friday. that pulls it way out of our direction. these are the coastal impact. rough seas, peaking around 10 it -- 10 to 12 feet. upon rip current risk is high. it will stay that way. we could see minor beach erosion tomorrow, although i don't think it will be as big a problem as we saw with jose. showers, very spotty in center. starting in delaware today, isolated showers possible through the -- around the shore into wednesday. by the end of the week, the jet stream will dip. as it dips over us, refreshing air moves in. for cool, crisp mornings, low humidity into the weekend, we'll talk more about there with the ten day on 10 coming up. >> thank you. 6:51. we'll check the roads. >> there's traffic in the first alert traffic center. jessica, tell us about it. >> yeah. we've been watching a few things now. first the schuylkill at city line avenue westbound. it's stop and go now. this is no surprise. this is literally what happens every single day around this time. big delays there. moving from montgomery drive forward, past city line avenue, delays. in lower frederick, watching a crash on northbound grabble pike at mang road. and a crash here, south trooper road at forge avenue. watching route 70, this is brand new. it wasn't here two seconds ago. there might be an accident or crash. definitely police activity no matter what on 70 at kings highway. both directions are big delays. earlier, i picked the camera because it looked like there was construction at the right-hand shoulder. now both directions, east and west, look compromised. back to you. >> jessica boyington. thank you. eagles' running back darren sproles is injured and out for the season. he had said that me may retire at the age of 3 -- he may retire at the age of 34. he tweeted, "the comeback will be real." stay with us, your official eagles station, for updates on sproles. sproles broke his arm and tore his acl in the same play, this play, in fact, on sunday. we managed to walk off the field on his own power. the coach said the birds will miss sproles' versatility. and eagles' quarterback carson wentz tweeted, "everybody be praying for my man, darren sproles." >> nice. we know baseball can be a very festive sport. this video proves it. >> the cubs' russell leaped into the stands and sent a fan's tray of nachos flying. he made it up later, delivering a fresh tray from the dugout. russell also posed with the fan for a selfi which made the rounds -- selfie which made the rounds on social media and made that guy's night. >> a st. louis fan. they became good friends. nice. next, the top headlines we're following today. that includes president trump's new reaction to the protests during last night's cowboys/cardinals game. the tweet he posted straight ahead. breaking news in chester county. in headlines, a man wanted for shooting his ex-girlfriend's mother has been found dead in his car in schuylkill township. greg feldman was wanted for attempting murder in the school shooting that was allegedly over a breakup. they're not saying how he died. in north philadelphia, the search is on for whoever shot three men. two victims are at the hospital. a third victim was found dead in the bushes by neighbors an hour after the other victims were found. this just in -- in the past 20 minutes, president trump tweeted in response to the cowboys' sideline show of unity during monday night football last night. the president wrote, "the booing at the nfl football game last night when the entire dallas team dropped to its knees was the loudest i have ever heard. great anger." this was the cowboys' spin on the national anthem protest that the president's talking about. they knelt before the national anthem and stood during it. for that part, trump tweeted, big progress being made, we all love our country. tonight the big three are back. i love that, big three. we wait all summer for this. new episodes of nbc's "this is us" will return. the season finale left viewers with questions. some of which may be answered up front, maybe. the new season picks up after jack and rebecca's separation. there's also another major clue dropped about jack's eventual passing that was teased last season. part of a new night of tv starting at 8:00 with "the voice," then "this is us" and "law and order" at 10:00 and nbc news at 11:00. good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you for a last time. we're watching a crash on the northbound side of 295. just near route 38 in mt. laurel. this is over into the right-hand shoulder. thank goodness right now. it is blocking only that shoulder area. you can definitely see slowdowns by the scene when it happened in the lanes. northbound on 295, heading toward trendon. there's a delay. a new crash at abington and huntington pike at susquehanna road. a last check on the ten day on 10 this hour, 86. temperatures going to be hot out there. and it will be muggy. we continue with the humid conditions tomorrow. just an isolated chance of a shower developing. more likely by the coastline. 87 today. take a look. temperatures start to fall, and it will finally feel like fall. 78 degrees on thursday. 75 friday. low 70s this weekend. >> wow. a little crisp on friday. like that. >> me, too. local updates throughout the morning. you can get local news, weather and traffic on the nbc10 app. good morning. america's team. the dallas cowboys and owner jerry jones take the field and kneel before the national anthem and get booed. and then, both teams stand and link arms in a dramatic display of team unity. ♪ the bombs bursting in air this morning, the debate takes a new turn. the widow of former nfl star and army ranger, pat tillman, accusing the president of politicaling her husband's death. fanning the flames. north korea releases a

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