afternoon. a closer look at our temperatures it. 59 degrees in mt. pocono. 56 in allentown. temperatures in phoenixville at 66. we're at 65 in clayton. 69 in swedesboro. wrightstown at 69. a mild start to the morning. 69 in avalon and 70 degrees in millville as we head into today temperatures will range between 79-82 degrees the plenty of sunshine. very nice and that's just the beginning. the father's day looks just as good. i'll have all the details coming up in your first alert seven-day forecast. now to a developing story. septa regional rail employees are on strike this morning. hundreds of workers walked off the job just after midnight. jesse gary is live in fi philadelphia. jesse, you've been there since the first picket signs went up. describe the mood there this morni morning. >> reporter: just over the past couple of hours things have changed subtly. they have brought in grilling

equipment anticipating a long stay, chairs, and a reinforcement of people. the topic on many lips, a strike both sides will dispute saying they did not want and yet that's exactly what they have. >> we're disappointed. we really felt that the one issue that was a sticking point was something we could continue to discuss. the we did ask for a two-week extension with or without the pay raises that we had offered to the employees. those offers were denied. >> reporter: that denial has led to workers for two regional rail unions, standing outside their job this morning instead of working at their job. late last night executives say representatives from the blet and iew told them they were on strike effective 12:01 this morning. the regional rail system stretching 280 track miles is now shut down for the first time since 1983.

the issue that's created this impasse centers on pension increases offered to other union employees and fourees worth of raises. the two striking unions do not have a pension, seek equal economic value and even a third party to help settle this dispute. >> binding arbitration is an acce acceptable and reasonable means of resolving disputes that affects the interests of the public. and septa has declined to accept that. >> reporter: there are 60,000 daily riders impacted about by this stoppage. some are sympathetic even as they wonder what to do come monday. >> i don't know how i'll get to work. >> reporter: you don't know what you'll do? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: and making all of this more murky, construction projects and bridge closures around the region that could turn the road more into a nightmare. coming up in the next 30 minutes or so we'll discuss this train in the train yard, the possibility that it could act l actually start rolling without these workers at the helm. i'll tell you how that may happen coming up in the next 30

minutes. live this morning, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. thanks, jesse. we'll check back with you at 8:30. septa is rolling out its contingency plans, adding more buses, trolleys and subway cars. officials say if possible passengers should try to adjust schedules by coming to work earlier or later than normal to avoid the rush. septa tells us it will make changes as needed. new f overnight fi philadelphia police have busted a cockfighting ring in kensington. nbc 10 was on e street where the spca tells us the homeowner here was arrested early this morning. a poe tip led to the raid but spectators took off before cops arrived. according to the spca officers removed more than a dozen live roosters and several dead chickens from the home. >> a fairly elaborate setup. has an area in the back of this location that is pretty well

concealed. a lot of training equipment back there. he has all the paraphernalia that's used in bird fight iing. >> the homeowner now in custody is expected to face criminal charges. also new from overnight, philadelphia police are looking for the person responsible for a double shooting in kensington. this happened along the 3300 block of kensington avenue before 2:00 this morning. one of the men was hit three times, twice in the chest. both victims are in stable condition. this morning a woman is under arrest in can connection with the shooting outside of a gun shop in fiphiladelphia. police say the woman and a male accomplice robbed and shot someone at the delaware valley sports center before making off with the victim's gun. police got a break in the case last night when they say they found the woman's car in west philadelphia. detectives tell us it's the same car that was used in the gun heist and shooting in northeast philly thursday night. investigators say this is yo surveillance video shows the couple wednesday night robbing another man and taking his hand

guns outside of a fig range in spring garden. the woman has yet to be formally charged. police are still searching for the male accomplice in the case. this morning we have new video of two men wanted in a shooting in atlantic city. police hope that you'll recognize the two suspects you see in the upper left side of your screen. investigators say they fired shots into a crowd of people on kentucky avenue last sunday night. one man was wounded. two other men in the crowd fired back, us a it continue tajideen and anthony vaughn have been charged but are still wanted in the shooting. now to the i-495 bridge closure. the u.s. transportation secretary is now weighing in on the situation in delaware. the secretary anthony fox toured the site yesterday along with delaware governor jack martell and other high-ranking officials. according to secretary fox work is moving at an aggressive pace to get the bridge stabilized after it had to be shut down

last week. still at earliest lanes wouldn't reopen until september. fox says the bridge closure is not just a state problem, it's a national issue. >> it's unfortunate that sometimes an incident like this reminds us of what we have as a country. but hopefully as we get this work going, the bridge comes back up, the mettle of the american people will descend on washington. >> yesterday crews began drilling into the bedrock to install new piling. deldot still won't confirm the massive dirt pile that was next to the bridge caused the pillars to tilt. today marks the first day on the job for philadelphia's new fire department commissioner. derek sawyer, who served as at the pointy commissioner, will take over the top spot. sawyer replaces lloyd ayers who officially retired yesterday. people gathered to honor ayers yesterday afternoon. sawyer is a 29-year veteran of the department. he tells us that he's both thrilled and humbled to become the commissioner.

today we observe flag day and the first day of the u.s. army. people will gather at independence national historical park in oak city for the stripes and stars festival which pays tribute to the shared birth dates of the flags and the army. the day long festival includes live music, exhibits and military speakers. it runs from 9:00 this morning until 6:00 this evening. if you are looking for something to do with the kids today, you can check out the franklin institute's grand opening of the new science pavili pavilion. nbc 10 got a sneak peek at the pavilion earlier this week. the project was supported by a $10 million donation, the lashlgest in the history of the institute. the pavilion features a three-story interactive exhibit called your brain. visitors can take a look at 101 inventions that changed the world. down the shore pet lovers in wildwood will finally be able to take a stroll on 0 the beach with their dogs without being chased away by the police.

canines and their owners are invited to a ribbon cutting today at noon. wildwood city commissioners passed an ordinance last month allowing dogs on that beach. there are two rules, though, to remember about this new to go beach. all pets must be kept on a leash and owners must clean up after them. a live look at cape may where they're holding the annual harbor fest today. it's a celebration of cape may harbor and its impact on the local economy, culture and recreation. the festival kicks off at 10:00 this morning and runs until 5:00 this evening. delaware avenue in cape may will be closed for the dayg event. a chilling murder plot foiled in the nick of time. how a would-be killer lured three potential victims including a child to his home and why they became suspicious. plus, he fought for freedom overseas. now a war veteran risks his life again here at home. we'll explain.

i'm nbc10.com alison burdo. let's take a look at digital exclusive video. the development boom means two new high rise rz coming to philadelphia. they'll be close enough to walk to the 30th street station. a look at these new towers by advi visiting nbc10.com. and fathering from afar. one local dad is tucking his kids in at night from 6:00 miles away. read all about how it makes for a unique father's day celebration this time around. >> are you looking for something to do this weekend or this summer? check out our worth the trip section on the home page of nbc nbc10.com, find out when and where to watch the world's best sand sculptors at work and browse even more fun family adventures close to home. i'm alison burdo inviting to you take a look at those stories and more on nbc10.com.

almost quarter after 8:00 this morning, taking a live look at beautiful boathouse row. really should be a fantastic day along can kelly drive to do some running or some biking. you can see 0 out there we've a little bit of a breeze. should be a perfect day, temperatures in the city should be in the upper 70s to low 80s. in florida a man is under arrest after police say he posed as a filmmaker to tray to lure a family to hurt and kill them. shawn thomas face as slew of charges in an alleged murder and rape scheme. according to investigators he invited a 9-year-old girl and her family to a vacant house where he said he was making a student film. the family arrived, they saw nothing but a plastic sheet on the floor. they became alarmed and called police.

cops arrived and took thomas into custody. nobody was hurt. authorities say they have a recording of thomas admitting that he was confident he could murder the family and sexually assault the 9-year-old girl. this morning football fans are remembering legendary coach chuck noll who died last night. he let the pittsburgh steelers to four super bowl titles. he was selected to the pro football hall of fame in 1993. he stayed out of the public eye in recent years due to an undisclosed illness. he was 82 years old. an iraq war veteran who put his life on the line overseas also put his life on the line back here at home. this time to save a dog. aaron snyder saw a dog get hit by a car on an interstate in missouri. he darted across several lanes of traffic to try to save the badly injured animal. snyderer grabbed the beagle and took the dog to get medical care. >> i am just compassionate. i love animals and to see an animal get hit, i'm going to do everything i can. saving a life is saving a life.

it doesn't matter if it's animal or human. >> the doctors named the dog buster the he is expected to make a full recovery. snyder says he plans to adopt buster once he's better. the flame of hope is making its way to the 2014 special olympics in new jersey. we'll tell you about a special sendoff for athletes here in our area. plus, i'm tracking a fan s fantastic father's day. we deserve it after last week with all the rain and thunderstorms. 90s are back in your forecast. i'll let you know when coming up in your seven day.

good morning. today and tomorrow perfect days for runs or whatever you decide to do throughout the weekend. we are going to see a great start. mild conditions expected. and as we head into father's day we are going to see another day with plenty of sunshine, but heading into next week the 90s are back. so our average time that we see our first 90-degree day is at the end of may. we managed to put that off for a few weeks. for philadelphia right now partly cloudy skies, temperatures at 70 degrees. humidity is at 57%. we are going to see humidity levels going down, more comfortable out and then wind speeds northwest at 13 miles an hour so breezy conditions expected today. a live look right now where we are going to see temperatures a little bit cooler in the poconos today and tomorrow. so staying in the 70s. if you stay in the city we'll stay in the 80s.

throughout our area 58 degrees in mt. pocono. 56 in allentown. 56 degrees in phoenixville. you're waking up with us in swedesboro. 68 in wilmington. temperatures in mt. holly and mid-to high 60s. the atlantic city airport, we're at 69 in avalon and 70 degrees in louis. mild air sitting right over our region. warmer air making its way up as we head into tomorrow. so we'll be a little bit warmer tomorrow and this is just the beginning of a warming trend that is going to push us into the 90s as we head into the middle part of your workweek. but a close look at our satellite radar, clouds are starting to clear up. a few lingering clouds already pushing offshore and as we head into the rest of today and your weekend, we'll have high pressure in control so no rain in the general area at all. and as we push into your father's day, plenty of sunshine expected for us once again. but for today, temperatures will range between 79 and 82. plenty of sunshine, nice

conditions. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. heading down the shore, we expect to see water temperatures closer to 68 degrees. take a look at your forecast for the day. 80 degrees. by sunday we'll see the wind direction shifting so temperatures will drop a bit town to 74 degrees. 70s on both it's in the mountains both saturday and sunday a little bit warmer as we head into sun day. your seven-day forecast shows for the city 81 today for father's day, 84 degrees, by monday close to 90s. hotter conditions. take a look at tuesday, wednesday, thursday, back to the 90s. we'll hit the 90s for the fist time, but we'll drop back out of the 90s by friday. checking in on this week's wednesday's child an affectionate the and social teen and the one thing missing in her life she really needs is a forever family to help make all of her dreams come true. nbc 10's vai sikahema introduces us to natasha. >> reporter: she loves listen

ing to music and meeting new people. so we headed 0 out for some playground fun at jake's place. >> natasha is a very affectionate and lovable young lady. she has some developmental tis abilities and delays, but she thrives through those and is able to be very affectionate. >> reporter: natasha likes going to school at her group home and especially loves music class. natasha is diagnosed with autism and has significant developmental delays. she is nonverbal but uses sign language to communicate of the. >> she needs direct supervision. she may need assistance with some things. her daily living, feeding she does have some dietary needs, to say the least. >> reporter: a family interested if had making natasha part of their life needs to have experience in working with special needs children. >> the ideal family for innatas would be somebody that has worked with individuals with developmental disabilities, you know, have a lot of patience and are just as affectionate as

natasha is. >> reporter: natasha's forever family will be loving and will be an advocate for her needs. >> natasha has a lot to offer to a family. she's very affectionate and loving and is able to give that back to a family resettive to to her needs. >> reporter: she is more than ready for her forever family. >> she will really bring joy to a family's life undoubtedly, really an unconditional kind of love she provides. >> reporter: natasha is this week's wednesday's child. you can make innatasha's drm of a forever family come true oregon 0 the dream of any wednesday's child sponsored by the dave thomas foundation by going to our website, nbc10.com and searching wednesday's child or call the national atoppings center at 1-6-al sendoff this the athletes and staff from teen pennsylvania, the special olympics games. there's a live look at the weley new jersey.

r ilelscnd yesterday law enforce pt o mercer county, officers from across the country joined special olympics athletes for the final leg of the torch run in mercer county. more than 3,500 athletes will be there for a week to compete. the flame of hope will be delivered to the prudential center for the opening ceremony tomorrow night. these games run through june 21. well, some say facebook has gone too far. the social media website is now following its users all over the internet. some think it's a good thing. privacy advocates say it's not. we'll explain. >> reporter: the pipeline predicament. neighbors say it's a project that could put their lives at risk. >> very combustible, flammable materials that will go boom and take whatever is there out. >> or is it a priceless asset that will bring jobs and affordable energy to the area? >> a good project and something i think the economy will really benefit from. >> as a local community battles a big corporation. we hear from both sides. that's coming up sunday morning

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taking a live look outside this this morning in the pocono mountains, there are some clouds out there this morning. however, they will clear and push out as the day continues. temperatures up in the poconos should be cooler than philadelphia in the 70s. more privacy concerns after facebook announced it's changing its advertising policy. the social media site announce this had week it's monitoring users' internet browsing. that information is being collected to help target the ads that you see on the site. privacy advocates say the practice may violateftc rules and facebook should receive approval before changing its policy. >> in the past the way facebook

generated ads was base d on you likes, so if you liked a particular company, facebook would assume that was okay to send you advertising for that company and we kind of understood that. what facebook is doing now is saying they want to know where you go online, what websites you're look at, what stuff you're interested in. essentially they're now spying on the users. >> we did some checking with the ftc and they tell us they cannot comment on this specific case n. general they don't preclear business plans but instead monitor their compliance. if they think facebook is violating the rules they say they will take action. still ahead on nbc 10 news today, jesse gary is on strike watch following septa railworkers at the picket lines. we'll check in with him in a moment. in the meantime meteorologist brittney shipp is here with the weather. both today and tomorrow we do have a warming trend on the way that's going to push us into the 90s. i'll let you know when that will

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not rolling this morning. why this could impact all commuters. a beautiful morning across the philadelphia area. here is a live look outside in center city. this nice weather is going to stick with us all weekend long. good morning and welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's just before 8:30 on this saturday. let's check the forecast now with meteorologist brittney shipp. what a difference a day makes. yesterday we had severe thunderstorms and today and tomorrow plenty of sunshine. no matter where you are in the city, the shore and the poe toe nose a live look. we'll see plenty of sunshine. our temperatures right now throughout philadelphia humidity is going down. wind speeds at 13 miles an hour. breezy for today. and here is how the rest of your day will break down.

our high of 81. your shore forecast coming up. >> we'll check back with you soon. now to the developing story on the septa strike. regional railworkers walked off the job overnight. this morning they're hitting the picket lines. nbc 10's jesse gary is live. all morning long we've seen quite a few of these workers come out there to picket. >> that's right, rosemary. >> reporter: they are resolute and their numbers are growing. we joined you earlier, maybe a dozen people here. and now at least doubled if not more than that. they've brought in more chairs and they're prepared for a long stay. late last night septa executives say representatives from the two unions involved toll the authority they were on strike at 12:01 this morning. interest from center city to its suburbs is now shut down for the

first time since 1983. the issue that's created this impasse centers on pension increases offered to other union employees and four years worth of raises. the two striking unions do not have a pension and seek equal economic value. there are 60,000 daily riders impacted by this work stoppage. >> even if you're able to get in, there will be no parking. there are a lot of people that could possibly lose their jobs. >> reporter: septa officials say they'll try to increase the path to help the overflow and get the regional system moving at least partially. i talked to the vice president of one of the unions who said some of the supervisors do have the knowledge and are trained and certified to operate to train, so they could try to put some of these trains out at least in theory. we don't know if that will happen but they could. the best bet, no matter what happens, stay tuned to nbc 10

and check our website early and often, nbc10.com. we have you linked to the latest information and all the contingency plans.jee 1ne ooank yo rolling out its contingency plans. the agency will add more buses, trolleys and subway cars to help compensate for the fact the trains aren't rolling. officials say if it's possible passengers should try to adjust their schedule by coming to work earlier or later than normal to avoid the rush. acce septa says it will make changes as needed. new from overnight, philadelphia police have busted a cockfighting ring in kensington. nbc 10 was on e street where the spca tells us the homeowner here was arrested early this morning. a police tip led to the raid. spectators took off before cops

arrived. there were several dead chickens removed from inside the home. two men are in the hospital after a shooting in kensington. those shots were fired along the 3300 block of kensington avenue after 2:00 this morning. one of the men was hit three times, twice in the chest. both of those victims are in stable condition. right now police are searching for the shooter. this morning a woman is under arrest in connection with with the shooting outside of a gun shop in philadelphia. police say the woman and a male accomplice robbed and shot someone at the delaware valley center before making off with the victim's gun. the police got a break in the case last night when they say they found the woman's car in west philadelphia. detectives tell us it's the same car that was used in the gun heist and shooting in northeast philly on thursday night. investigators say this surveillance video shows the couple wednesday night robbing another man and taking his handgun outside of a firing range in spring guaarden. the woman has yet yet to be

formally change charged. what caused the plane crash that killed louis katz and six others? a report from the ntsb focuses on the crew. according to the report it, the crew did not prepare a check before takeoff. data from the may 31st crash in massachusetts indicates a possible problem with the gust lock system. that system is designed to protect the aircraft from wind damage while parked. helped reach 109 miles an hour but never got off the ground before bursting into flames. nbc news expert aviation experts say that nothing was wrong with the plane's engine. advocates for disabled taxi ride have been filed against the parking authority.

that lawsuit claims the ppa violated the americans with disabilities act or ada by not providing enough taxi access to those in wheelchairs. they hope to have 45 in service this summer. now to an update on the v.a. scandal. pennsylvania governor tom corbett is renewing his call for better health care for america's military veterans. >> i am aware of great facilities here in pennsylvania of the the delay of certificase certainly unacceptable. >> he said veterans who have trouble getting appointments should be able to get a voucher allowing them to see private doctors. now there was a recent audit of pennsylvania facilities and the

audits found that the coatesville facility scheduled 99% of its appointments in under 30 days. there are more than 1 nx 100 new enrollees who have been waiting two months or more for an appointme appointment. senator anthony williams is organizing the event called the great marijuana debate. it starts at the university of pennsylvania and runs until noon. they will discuss the pros and cons of making the drug legal in pennsylvania. this morning a new fire commissioner takes the reins. terrible sawyer who served as deputy commissioner begins his new job today. sawyer replaces ayers who officially retired yesterday.

he tells us he's thrilled and humbled to become the leader. people will gather at independence national historical park in philadelphia's old city for the stripes to stars festival paying tribute to the shared birthdays of the flag and the army. it includes live music, exhibits, and military speakers. it starts in just about 20 minutes from now at 9:00. >> it's a new threat to your home computer, how hackers are accessing your personal information and getting you to pay for their crimes.

so i would think that people may be doing one of two things this morning, either sleeping in oregon they're watching nbc 10 news today right now, but folks down the shore have already made it out to the beach. looking good out there. some people already lay iing ou in the sun. i'm guessing one of those kids will build a sand castle soon. the surf looks rough. i'm sure there's an ocean breeze this morning. should be a beautiful day if you're going to be down the shore. a judge has ruled the golden nugget will not have it to pay

out a group of gamblers who racked you up a $1.5 million winning tab. the reason the judge says those people realized the cards had not been shuffled in a game of mini baccarat. when they noticed there was a mistake they upped their bets to win more. according to the ruling, the unshuffled cards made the game illegal and that's why they're not entitled to those winnings. there's a new hacking threat where the people trying to help you with a computer virus are the same ones causing the problem. nbc 10's chris cato explains how it works. >> reporter: scam artists don't want to walk into a crowd. they prefer to catch you alone where they may have a better chance of tricking you out of your money. >> someone called me and said they were from my support system and said that i had been hacked. >> reporter: that worried beth miller, so when the caller said he could help, she allowed him to take remote control of her computer. >> it said intrusion and then error, error, like they were trying to get in and then finally at the end of that black

screen it said hacked by china. >> reporter: when she was told by the technician he could fix it, she believed him. >> he said you'll have to go out to 7-eleven and buy a pack. >> reporter: the man on the phone wanted $500. >> they're trying to make this a sense of urgency so you act right now. you don't have time to think and you will do whatever they want. >> reporter: darryl foxworth with the fbi says high-pressure con men use tricks like this every day but beth didn't fall for this one. >> in the meantime my husband called a friend who is a computer expert and he said don't do this. this is a scam. >> reporter: in fact, the man on the phone pretending to fix the problem was the one who created it trying to hack his way in. >> people's lives are on their computers. they have their pictures, their tax returns, their financial records, re assume, they have everything about their lives on that computer. >> reporter: and once the hackers get your money, you'll never hear from them again.

>> you're going to lose the money and still have a problem. >> reporter: beth can't believe she almost fell for the scam and now she wants everyone to know about it. >> neve let anyone on your computer you don't absolutely know. >> reporter: experts say never trust any unsolicited calls and ne never provide any personal information over the phone. take down the caller's information and report the it to local authorities. chris cato, nbc 10 news. the phillies' shortstop jimmy rollins is one step away from setting the franchise record, plus we'll show you why phils starter roberto hernandez and ryne sandberg were ejected from the game. it came as quite a surprise to both of them. all the highlights coming up in sports. and a picture perfect weekend on tap for us especially as we head into father's day tomorrow. we'll let you know what to 0 expect from the poconos down to the shore coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast.

good morning. we have a beautiful weekend on tap saturday and sunday. we're getting rid of all the clouds, the thunderstorms, the flood watches and warnings. the the 90s are back in your forecast. i'll show you how long we'll stay in the 90s. we typically see our first 90-degree day on may 29. we're a little bit behind the average which is good. for philadelphia 70 degrees. our humidity at 57 mers.

wind speeds out of the northwest at 13 miles an we're still dealing with cloudy skies. as we head into the afternoon most of our area will s of ssh it really is going to be a beautiful weekend today and tomorrow. temperatures in the poconos will stay in the 70s for today. in the city closer to the 80s. right now temperatures are almost at 60 degrees in the poconos. 67 in redding. temperatures in wilmington at 68 degrees. we're at 70 for northeast philly and then a little bit closer to the shore atlantic city airport at 70 degrees. 71 in atlantic city, avalon at 70. we showed you a video earlier, folks already down in cape may so they have the beach chairs ready to go. mild air sitting over philadelphia. warm air will come up from the south and so we'll see warmer temperatures as we head into tomorrow and that's just the beginning of a warming trend. we're heading right into the 90s as we head into next week and it's not just for one day it's for three days. our radar shot shows clouds

clearing out. we have high pressure in control so you'll notice we barely have any clouds, no rain behind this heading towards us, just plenty of sunshine both today, tomorrow, and monday. but as we head into the rest of your saturday temperatures will range between 79 and 82 degrees. plenty of sunshine. we'll continue with the wind speeds out of the northwest 10 to 15 miles an hour. a bit breezy as you hang around later on this afternoon and heading into the evening. now our water conditions down the shore on the beaches right around 68 degrees. nice and mild. 0 our temperatures today at 80 degrees. we'll drop down a bit as we head into sunday down to 74. wind direction will change. an easterly wind out of the east 10 miles an hour, that will drop our temperatures. into the poconos today, 70 degrees. plenty of sunshine for us again both days. father's day, temperatures are at 74 degrees. our city temperatures at 81 today. 84 tomorrow for father's day.

monday close to t90 degrees. that lasts until thursday but we drop back down into the 80s by friday. hey, i'm john clark. the last night the phillies facing the worst team in the national league, the cubs. let's jump to the action. row b roberto hernandez pitching to starling castro. two-run shot. 2-0 cubs. now these guys are friends. they see each other in the dominican. the next time roberto faces starling in the sixth, watch what he does. okay, roberto hits him. watch the ump's reaction. he ejects roberto. he's saying, who? who, me? no warning was given. very bizarre. then ryne sandberg gets ejected. the crew chief says he intent n intentionally threw at starling. starling says he didn't think roberto was trying to hit him and he was surprised that roberto got ejected. phils down 2-0 in the ninth.

there it is. jimmy rollins the double. tying mike schmidt for the most hits in phillies history and guess who was there to see it schmidt himself. j-roll's next hit and he will break the record. phillies get a run in the ninth but they lose 2-1. here is ryne sandberg on roberto, and him getting ejected. . >> hernandez did not have his control throughout the game. i think that has to go noticed by an umpire. typically there's a warning there if he thinks that anything was on purpose. but there's no way anything was on purpose. >> as we told you j-roll ties schmidt for the franchise record in hits. here is jimmy after the game. >> that's something i want to do at home. i reached 2,000 hits in cincinnati. i told my wife i didn't care where that happened, but when a hits record comes up you, i like

to be at home. >> he has two more to break it at home. timonen signed a one-year extension reportedly for $2 million with possible bonuses. flyer fans, this will be tough to watch. the kings finished off the rangers in double overtime last night. late last night the kings win 3-2 and take a look, former flyer justin williams wins the conn smythe mvp trophy and richards hands off the cup to jeff carter. oh, here's mike richards explaining why he wanted to pass it off to jeff carter. >> everyone knows what happened in the past with the former team and what not. we came here and didn't look back. >> that hurts. that's two cups in three years for the former flyers and espn reports andrew wiggins will work out for the sixers in philly on monday. are martin kaymer has the lead at the u.s. open. have a great weekend. [ mom ] when the nest gets too quiet...

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from just $60 per person per night. [ mom ] we may live in houses, but we're born for busch gardens. taking a live look outside this morning at citizens bank park in south philly, the phils will take on the cubs at 3:05 this afternoon. the don't have to worry about rain because we have plenty of sunshine in the forecast. before we leave you this morning, we want to introduce to you a very special pet looking for a home courtesy of the spca. joining me this morning is sarah. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> and this is kyra. >> she is 1 year old, very gentle and calm. i think she likes being on camera. >> i think so, too. >> she is enjoying her fame here. >> how did she come to you? >> she came from another shelter running out of space and so we were lucky to have the space to to bring her in. we are at compaeokinpetoins a t

home. >> you have a few different events and activities happening. >> we to. we have a lot going on. so right now we have a couple of promotions. one is that we want to make sure people come in and get their dogs and cats neutered. it's $40 for a cat, $80 for dogs and that's a 40% to 60% savings. it's a great thing to take advantage of right now and call and mention the deal. we have an adoption special today and tomorrow. our hours are 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. and a ton of animals waiting for homes. come in and you can see our discounts and receive up to 100% off the adoption fee or you can get an hour of free training or a month of free pet treatment. it's a great deal. >> and kyra is festive. she has a flag collar on. >> she does. she is red, white, and blue feeling patriotic and ready to find a family to be loyal to as well. >> as you mentioned all the

other pets are looking for homes. if people can't make it out this weekend they can always get in touch with you, give you a call? >> yes, absolutely. check out our website at spc spca.org. >> thank you for being with us. you were a very good guest. let's get one last check of the weather from brittney shipp. good morning. we are going to see a fan ttast weekend both today and tomorrow so what a difference today makes. we're done with the rain and the thunderstorms, just a few clouds hanging and lingering around, we'll head into the rest of the afternoon, plenty of sunshine. 81 degrees. 84 for father's day tomorrow. but temperatures start to wam up. 89 by monday. we hit the 90s for the first time this year. tuesday through thursday the possibility of storms. nice again by friday. enjoy the weekend. rosemary? all right, thank you, brittney. that will do it for us this morning. i'm rosemary connors. for everybody here at nbc 10, have a good one.

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makyour hdg plus, we're on the hunt for a manhattan apartment under $2 million. but first, we tour a european villa with the eclectic accents in beverly hills. -i'd like to welcome you to the beverly, a prestigious new construction around the corner from the beverly hills hotel. [theme music] -today i'm coming to you from an amazing duplex loft in manhattan's trendy tribeca neighborhood. this home is nearly 4,000 square feet with two bedrooms, 2 and 1/2 bathrooms, and an expansive living space that's accented by these distinct, original wood beams.