katy zachry has more from ex finity live. at some smaller sports bars in the area, they are expecting to be filled to capacity before the game even starts. soccer families like charlie will be watching u.s.-germany from work. he tried getting into one of philadelphia's sports bars but was shut out. >> over flow pretty intense. >> some people wearing flags as capes. people have their faces painted. just about everybody has some sort of usa garb on. >> by everybody, the hundreds of fans who packed his restaurant on sunday for the u.s. portugal game. today he has every available employee working. the last game they had to close the doors over an hour benefactor game began. >> i was for mexico. he roots for the u.s. >> i root for u.s. unless they are playing for each other and then i wouldn't. >> they follow different feels but today she'll be cheering for the u.s. as they take on germany. a win or draw means they will advance to the next round. if they lose, they will need a little help from other teams to stay alive. >> in philadelphia, this is a town where they get behind their sports teams. in this sense it's a larger scale. >> south philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. other news to tell you about, we just found out in the last 15 minutes about 60 homes without water after a water main break. the eight inch main broke around 5:45 on bradford street near ron. rose marmary conners. >> reporter: surprisingly it wasn't the gushing water that woke up neighbors and wasn't the commotion caused from the ground buckling on their block in front of their front doors. >> the policeman knocked on my do this morning at 6:00. he told me tove my van or lose it. >> the police officer wasth cha. we could save our cars. >> not everyone's was saved. residents tell me this minivan belongs to a neighbor who happened to be in the hospital. fortunately no homes flooded and crews shut off the flow and assess the repairs. >> this happened before on the other street, winchester avenue. >> that's just one block over. hbs were called as the breane year. water main breaks not unusual in philadelphia. still, this one caught these me >> an old city. everything pretty old, you know. so i guess they had to be replaced. >> crews tell me what helped in this situation is the way the road is situated. the water was able to flow down bradford street away from people's homes. we're actually only a fewck feek. nbc 10 news. a lot of breaking news to tell you about this morning. just within the past ten minutes, we've learned police made an arrest in a double stabbing, philadelphia's olney neighborhood. 18-year-old anthony waters stabbed to people at a home on north 4th street. officers say he broke into their home to steal their car before he stabbed them. the victims are both at einstein hospital in critical condition. >> it is warm out there this morning. we could see temperatures today hit the 90 degree mark. a live look now at the skyline of center city, philadelphia. >> one of the best places to beat the heat is the jersey shore. taking a live look outside from our camera in cape may. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is here with the forecast for us. >> we are going to see warmer temperatures. temperatures closer to philadelphia pushing into the 90s. it will be a little cooler if you're closer to the suburbs. we're not going to see any tod with the exception of poss. take a look at all the clouds. these clouds are going to sit with us for the rest of todacld. if you take a look at our current temperatures, 70 in the poconos, 77 allentown, 80 in philadelphia. same in millville. temperatures in wilmington at 81. 77 in redding. temperatures are just going to keep climbing as we head into the afternoon well above average for us. our average for this time of year, 85 for today, 90 in the city. as we head into tomorrow, we'll actually see our temperatures dropping back down a little bit below average. what's in store for the weekend, i'll let you know coming up in my first alert forecast. >> thank you, britney. check out the video in center city philadelphia. a tree on lansing street hit that parked car there. it happened during last night's storm. luckily no one was hurt. police in glouster county investigating after a vehicle struck someone. sky force 10 over the scene along parkville road. victim taken to the hospital, unclear how badly the person is hurt. we have new video out of salem county. it shows a young mother being beaten by another woman as her toddler son looked on. we want to warn you, this video is disturbing. it shows the attacker punching the mother in the face after she knocked her to the ground. the mother's young son, you see her standing right next to her, even though there are plenty of other people around watching. the toddler is the wonl one trying to intervene here. this is terrible. several times he kicks the attacker trying to stop the violence on his mom. the woman then threatens to kick the toddler in the face if he doesn't stop. fortunately this child was not hurt. the salem police wrote on his facebook page charges against this attacker are currently being filed. once the woman sets bail, the woman will be arrested and jailed. one person has died after a police stand overin atlanta county. this happened at a home where a woman called 911 saying her boyfriend had a gun and fired a shot inside. officers arrived on the scene leading to a standoff that lasted several hours. the woman wasn't hurt and no police were injured. investigators found the body of a man they have not yet released his name. philadelphia woman talked to nbc 10 about being choked, robbed, carjacked by a man. the whole ordeal captured on surveillance video. this happened earlier this month at the victim's oxford circle apartment complex. the video shows the suspect following her across the parking lot. once inside he grabs her and drags her to her suv. the robber demands more money than the woman has. he threatens to kill her unless she gets someone else to bring more money. a friend shows up with the cash. the suspect then took the money and the suv. >> i think he was waiting the first person get into the parking lot. i was in the wrong place. >> police say if you know anything about this you need to call them. state trooper shot in the line duty recovering in the hospital. corporal lloyd mike mccann killed a suspect during exchange of gunfire yesterday. they tell us when the trooper spotted the suspect and tried to pull him over, he sped away and then stopped and opened fire. corporal mccann shot twice. he should be okay. new morning, a burglar trying to steal a drier out of a home caused a gas main break. they were evacuated as a precaution but have been allowed to return home. no one here was hurt. we're checking with the police to see if the drier thief has been arrested. former clinton mayor tony mack reports to a federal prison. according to nj.com he's beginning his five-year sentence at a facility in southeastern west virginia. he was convicted of bribery and extortion. they were nabbed in a government sting where authorities say they accepted tens of thousands of dollars in exchange for development of a parking garage. a busy bridge is closed in lindenwold camden county due to a structural problem. skyforce 10 flew over the bridge on white horse on front street and station avenue. right now crews are assessing the problem. from our delaware bureau, del dot sarasota repairs to i-95 bridge in wilmington moving quickly. crews are working around the clock now all in an effort to get the bridge open by september. crews closed earlier after support columns were tilting. authoritieshee southbound lanes reopened by labor day. starting monday the greenwood avenue bridge is expected to reopen. penndot demolished the old bridge to build the new one. the project took nine months longer than anticipated. according to a new report, delaware's beaches have the country's cleanest water. dewey beach is among the best. researchers listed dewey as a superstar beach for its water quality over the past several years. tonight fans can come together dozens of locations across the area to watch philadelphia 76ers draft. lets take a look. this is in south philadelphia. tonight 76 locations in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware will hold draft watch parties. that's where people can win prizes and tickets to a game. it begins at 7:00. sixers have third overall pick. following a story this morning concerning powers of president obama. the supreme court has just made a ruling on presidential powers as well as recess appointments. plus get ready to guzel that big gulp. the ruling that puts the future of the big gulp in question. i'll let you know how long warmer temperatures will last coming up in my first alert forecast. as well as recess appointments. w a where this crowd is gathering at grant park to take in the world cup soccer match in brazil. you're going to see this all over the country. maybe not as large as this one. maybe the one in bethlehem. look at this. this is grant park, less than an hour to go. everyone has on their red, white, blue as u.s. takes on germany. i've got my red, white, and blue. how about you? right now a developing story out of washington, d.c. supreme court limited power to make temporary appointments to high-level government jobs while congress is in recess. the court ruled president obama overstepped his authority when he invoked constitutional provision to fill spots on national labor relations board. this is in 2012. the senate was not in recess at the time. a pilot in the hospital after a plane he was flying crashed in missouri. the single engine plane went down while getting ready to land at an airport in maryland heights but then caught fire. the pilot was the only one on board. he was able to get out of the wreckage and call emergency crews even. no word on his condition or what caused the plane to go down. floodwaters continue to rise in the midwest. rivers in minnesota are at record highs causing mudslides and flooding to homes, businesses and farmland. nbc's john yang has more from st. paul. >> reporter: i'm standing on what's usually a little walking path along the mississippi river. as you can see, i'm now in the mississippi river. it has risen above 20 feet. that's the highest it's been in 15 years. >> incredible. this doesn't happen. you get a little flooding in the spring but this is unbelievable right here. >> forecasters expect it to crest later this evening at the seventh highest level on record. the current so strong, so much water moving so fast and so much debris being swept down the river that barge traffic has come to a virtual halt. even though the water will start receding later this evening, this water is not going to go anywhere any time fast. forecasters say it won't drop below flood level until at least several days after july 4th. back to you. >> that was john yang reporting for us. parts of eastern new york also dealing with flooding and landslides. volunteers scrambled to put up a barrier to protect columns. heavy rains overwhelmed culverts 30 miles northeast of albany. the flooding washed away part of the foundation underneath one home. >> announcer: now nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good evening, warmer temperatures on tap, close to 90 degrees for the city. we'll stay cooler in suburbs of poconos and down the shore. humidity expected over the next few days. that's going to lead to a nice weekend. this is probably weekend number five where we're going to see really great conditions, temperatures staying close to average. a mix of sun and clouds. that's what we're seeing now. right outside the city in kenwood, just a few clouds. partly cloudy skies, warm already, 80. our humidity at 60%. wind speeds out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. we are going to continue to see breezy conditions for the of today. your current 77 poconos, potts town, 70s in westchester. if you're closer to atlantic city, temperatures at 82, warmest on the map. 81 in wilmington and conditions in dover this morning at 79 degrees. again, a mild to the morning. ge we pusntafrnoon, temperatures. livea just a few clouds condit and that'soi from thnorthwest. p t see passing shower nearthis isn widespread rain event. just maybe a passing shower here closer to 3:00. for the rest of the evening, just cloudy skies, especially ernight. as we head into tomorrow, thewe sour weead into friday vera dow 83 degrees tomorrow. by tomor w seero temperatures mild again at 78 degrees by 11:00 a.mlose a oura shot, no rain to report here. again, just a mix of sun and clouds as we head to the rest of today. their temperatures will stay cooler in the poconos at 82, 86 for allentown, mid-80s in quakertown. 89 degrees for northeast philadelphia. temperatures closer to the shore. this is a nice way to beat the heat if 90 is just atlcighratun cape may at nd, for te90n philadelphia. temperatures for 88degrees. the seven-day forecast shows we are going to see muggy conditions. our humidity should start to drop as we head to the rest evw partly sunny for us with temperatures dropping down about 6 degrees heading into saturday and sunday. take a look, sunny skies for us. we are going to see temperatures inthe nee we g track return showers but that won't be until tuesday so your weekend is safe. thanks, brittney. caught in the middle. the fright think moment for one family who find themselves witnessing a shoot-out. the experience they will likely never forget. as you can see, it was all caught on camera. >> i can't live like this anymore. i can't. i cannot do it. for three years i struggled to stop. >> it's the fate of a lot of people who were child actors. this former growing pains star said he beat his drinking problem. still ahead, a new approach to battling addiction and how it could save so many lives. good 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expect into the weekend. that's coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. renee. >> all right. see you shortly, brittney. we're now less than a half ur away from u.s. soccer team's match against germany and world cup play. half the world live look in brazil as fans head into the a h seen heavy rains today but that does not seem to be stopping the match. all right, now. take a look at thi pick this huge crowd gather at grant park in fans here gathering for hours. this was actually for the last parts in the country. you see why. this looks like scores and scorespl tre waiting for team usa. and closer to we' g a live look world cup watch party. this at the steel stacks in bethlehem northampton county. they are expecting 35,000 pple here today. fans closely watching. game clde for team usa. nbc 10 kurt gregory has more. >> reporter: the u.s. men's soccer team putting a few final touches on the ball as the americans head into their last group game of the world cup. >> we're gettingbetter. we're getting stronger with every game we, w mor aon bany.we want to be first in ou group. so we're not thinking about a tie. >> advance the u.s. lillbecos m than match sin portugal tie. but if either ghana or portugal beat the other handily, well, the u.s. could see its hopes fade. one thing is for sure, u.s. fans in brazil -- >> everything is possible, anything ipossible, b confident we're going to come out on top. >> and all acrossna brings evers a nation. it's really cool. >> will be watching. this game is huge numbers. different than super bowl. one day once a ity fs.hesionate there. >> from coast-to-coast on screens big and small cheering on team usa. kurt gregory, nbc news. >> secretary of state john kerry is calling on iraqi officials to unite in the face of militant advances. kerry spoke in paris today saying iraq should form a government that represents unity for the country. earlier he visited baghdad where he asked iraqi prime minister to include sunni minorities. kerry also said russian governments need to encourage pro-russian separatist to lay down weapons and join the legislative political process. lebanese looking into a suicide bombing at a beruit hotel last night. they say the bomber and his accomplice, who survived, were citizens of saudi arabia of the bomber set off his explosives during a security raid at the hotel. another man questioned by agents at the hospital. this was the third suicide bombing in lebanon in less than a week. today we're learning more about the search for missing malaysian flight 370. right now crews shifting their search farther south in a remote section of the indian ocean. this new search the cover a 23,000 mile area. also today officials said it is highly likely the plane was on autopilot when it went down. the plane vanished back on march 8th with 239 people on board. a missing boy found yesterday in the basement of his detroit home is now being evaluated by doctors. 12-year-old boy had been subject of an intense search for more than a week. doctors found him in a basement room confined to a two-by-four space. the boy's grandmother said she doesn't think he was in the basement the entire time he was missing and police agree. >> they went all over the house. they searched and searched. >> we're not certain charlie was here during those visits, not at all. the question i ask, how could we miss him. >> the boy's father said he was just as surprised as anyone the boy was in the basement. police say the father took a polygraph test while his son was still missing. dozens of concertgoers got sick in boston. police say a lot of people showed up drink at the garden and had to be taken to the hospital. more than 80 people treated at the show, more than 35 others wen to the hop. police believe a mix of dehydration and alcohol. the concert featured a swedish d.j. playing house dance music. a nanny in new york faces charges after leaving a child in a hot car while she allegedly 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and senate present add congressional gold medal to israeli president shimon perez. this about an hour ago at the capital rotunda. congress gave him for his role in israel. in is his final trip before leaving office. the 94-year-old is leaving his post next month. happening today, the president traveling to minnesota on the first of a series of trips to meet people who have written him letters. in minnesota he'll meet with a woman named rebecca who wrote him about her financial struggle. president obama will attend a fundraiser and give speeches on the economy. the ceo of gm says more recalls of the company's cars are possible. this morningary mary barra could come as gm looks at data and takes whatever actions necessary. she took over in january when the company was facing millions of recalls over a deadly ignition defect that was known for years. >> clearly the issue took long. in this case we faile customers. we failed them with vehicles. the criminal aspect, it's for the court to 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bruce hen sill. >> he grew up on television as one of the child stars of growing pains, he was used to the public spotlight. his life turned dark at age 18 when he began drinking heavily for years every day all day. >> i realized i can't live this way. i can't do it. for three years i struggled to top. >> nothing worked. then he discovered start fresh and the doctor's new approach to treating addiction. an implantable form of the drug. >> they get a low but effective dose of medication to eliminate these compulsive need to drink or use drugs. >> what you notice is that lack of craving, of need that's such a part of you. all of a sudden it's like someone flipped off the light switch. >> allowing him to finally focus on the counseling he needed to change his behavior. >> once they receive the medicine, they say to their counselors, now i cfocus. now i can hear yo atlaed inside thebdomeng a 20-minutprocedit givesut over s eight months giving the addict a chance to participate in therapy 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show taking this on the road? becky. >> there's no pressure. we've been two places with the show, joint production. now we've been here a week and a half, couple weeks left. the walnut does great theater, a good old-fashioned show. as long as you have good material, you're good. we've been having a good time. the audience has been having a good time so we're good. >> jeremy, this is home for you? >> correct. >> what's it like being back home playing in a classic. >> it's wonderful. doing the show is a dream. i've always wanted to play finch in this musical. being home is fantastic. my whole family is going crazy. my mom, dad, they are super excited. >> becky, tell me about your character. >> my character is rosemary, it's about being driven to succeed in business. she's driven for a husband. she's like finch in the '60s era, she finds someone she thinks is perfect and she's going to make that happen. she's great. we found a good ying and yangsie roryfun. emtristng inift>> iom butat see inge oealhrtiva g . >>hank nbc mrotn hot nta it'sfotodacity i not a chance of rn as of now oler in theuralg -f for your saturday or sunday. take a look at all the clouds right now. we are seeing temperatures at 80 for philadelphia. a warm start to your morning. our humidity at 60%. that's still fairly high. wind speeds out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. clear visibility. your current temperatures across the region at 70 in the poconos. 77 allentown. temperatures in pottstown in the 70s. 79 in lancaster. 81 wilmington. already in the low 80s for atlantic city. 79 in dover. temperatures in millville at 80. stone harbor 79. a closer look at our live camera sky network here, take a look at the shore. clear conditions. we are seeing in the poconos more cloudiness. this is right outside our studs he. you can see the flag is not moving but still dealing with breezy conditions. a closer look at the city skyline closer to the city where we are seeing thick and gray clouds. we don't expect to see any rainfall as we head into the rest of the day. a closer look at our average this time of year. 85 degrees. today will be above average at 90 degrees. as we head back into tomorrow, temperatures drop below the average. we are going to head down into the low 80s, which is nice. we have to get through today. days the warmest day of the week then we'll start to see temperatures dropping. 4:00 p.m., 90 for philadelphia, cooler for pottstown. temperatures along the shore in the 80s, 86 at mount holly. as we head into the rest of tonight, we are going to see cloudy skies. our chance of showers will return to us as we head into tomorrow. it is going to be short-lived for your friday heading into your friday afternoon hours. we could see just a few scattered passing showers here, but we are not expecting a widespread rain event nets today or tomorrow. satellite radar shows we're seeing a few clouds but clear conditions. a closer look at the showers. by 4:00 p.m. we could see passing showers right over philadelphia and wilmington. that's for today. if we head into tomorrow, especially tomorrow afternoon, the same thing. closer to 2:00. we could see a few scattered showers closer to the poconos, allentown and redding. we stay clear for philadelphia and closer to the shore. as we head into friday less oud ore toic f we whsconoth 86 inle mid-80s quakertown, 87 i redding, 89 for northeast 88ia 88 the nwi forsh dn fee h fr.eend osero e , don't wait for awesome... . totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious >> listen to the national anthem there. a good sign this game is getting ready to start. we're showing you a live picture from bethlehem steel stacks where this is really a huge game-set to start at noon. again, just minutes away from the start of the match. modern mom julie bowen stops by to talk about her 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