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police involved shooting. loved ones are mourning the death of a man who was killed by an off-duty police officer at a party in new jersey. witnessing history. we talk the a local church official who's headed to rome to watch mother teresa become saint teresa. a wedding to remember. this country crooner gave wedding guests the ultimate surprise in philadelphia this weekend. nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 6:00, shot and killed after a fun areal. prosecutors say an off-duty trenton police officer shot and killed a moon who tried to take a gun away from him at a post funeral gathering. thanks for joining us.
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i'm denise nakano. this all happened on roosevelt street in trenton. tim furlong spoke to witnesses who claimed the officer had been drinking and did not identify himself. >> he's our best friend. i met him in this country. >> reporter: james and many others in trenton's liberian community mourning the loss of alfred toe killed last night, shot by an off-duty city cop who a number of witnesses say had been partying with the group all afternoon. >> he was drinking. nobody knows he's an officer. >> not only when a white cop shoot a black guy then everybody's eyeballs should be all over the place. this is like a black on black thing. >> reporter: eyewitnesses tell me after a funeral there was a repast celebration of that person's life. alfred got in a dispute. his brother was shot in the hand wrestling the gun away from him. the officer grabbed that gun and his own service weapon and held
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con stan teen to the ground. he grabbed one of the guns. the officer shot him. >> then pow, everybody drop. >> i cannot tell this man is a regular police officer when you don't have your badge on you. how can i tell? >> reporter: while it could be the police officer was trying to end a volatile situation. witnesses say he didn't identify himself as an officer and they wonder if he should have been carrying his weapon at a party he was attending. >> did you make it known to him that you're a peace officer in the city of trenton, new jersey? you did not make it known to him. >> reporter: the police are not naming the officer. alfred toe's friends want to know if the shooting was justified. they want to know if the officer was legally drunk at the time it all went down. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. we're following breaking news at a philadelphia port richmond neighborhood. that's where three people have been taken to the hospital after a krar crash near cumberland and richmond streets.
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randy gyllenhaal is live at the scene. some children were among those hurt? >> reporter: two children were hurt plus one other person. police tell us they're investigating this as a possible case of street racing. it happened in this industrial strip just off i-95 in port richmond. you can see that green vehicle which crashed into a stone wall there. it appears it was coming down this back industrial strip. police tell us a 20-year-old male was rushed to the hospital where some serious injuries. also a 15-year-old and an 11-year-old were also taken to the hospital. we just talked with the man who owns this green minivan over here, rather, it was parked here. he said the car crashed into it and then into the wall. again at this point police say three people hospitalized and they are investigating this as a possible case of street racing. much more as we get it from philly police. for now live in port richmond, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. the reward to find the person who killed an 8-year-old girl in camden now stands at
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$50,000. gabby hill-carter was taken off life support friday. the little girl was playing across the street from her home on spruce street wednesday when several men started shooting at each other. she was caught in the crossfire. if you can help find her killer, call police. turning now to the weather. another hot day outside as we take a live look at boathouse row. what a good day to be out. the good news, it was not humid out there. let's go to sheena parveen who has the latest on the neighborhood forecast. we've hit our sixth heat wave. >> yes, so today we hit officially 90 in philadelphia so that does make heat wave number six. we've seen so many of these so far. temperatures still hot outside, but not brutally uncomfortable. our humidity is at a comfortable level. 88 allentown, 86 mt. holly. so here's what it has looked like over the past few days.
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we hit 93 friday and saturday. today we hit 90. that makes heat wave number six. tomorrow we'll be around 90 as well as tuesday. now, as we go through tonight, it's still going to be comfortable. clear skies by 10:00 p.m. temperatures dropping in the mid to low 70s. tomorrow morning when i wake up outside, it will be comfortable. temperatures in the low to mid-70s. by 8:30 we won't be that bad with the humidity, but we'll stay hot through the afternoon. we'll take a look at the forecasts through the rest of the week. we have a cooldown coming by the end of the week. that's coming up. >> and now it's decision 2016. preparing for the presidential debates. nbc news has learned that donald trump hosted a debate press meeting at his somerset county, new jersey, home this afternoon. sources say former fox news chairman roger ailes and rudy giuliani were among those expected to attend. trump's democratic opponent hillary clinton held no public
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events today, but her running mate is about to make a push for pennsylvania. tim kaine is set to campaign in erie and lancaster on tuesday. then on wednesday he'll het to bethlehem for an organize been event. just last week trump's running mate mike pence campaigned in our area. italian authorities are vowing to investigate whether negligence or fraud in a hearing to building codes played a role in the high death toll in last week's earthquake in italy. today rescue workers continue to clear debris and search for more casualties in the italian town of amatrice. heavy machinery was use to demolish a house in the town center. amatrice was the worst-hit town in wednesday's quake in central italy with 230 deaths. more than 290 people died in the quake. italian firefighters helped displaced survivors recover some
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of their belongings from damaged homes. residents were not allowed to enter any unsafe houses. instead, they gave instructions to firefighters to retrieve specific items such as important documents and clothes. a camden county monsignor is headed to italy to witness history. next week mother teresa will become st. teresa. monique braxton sat down with him in collingswood before he leaves for rome. >> she was humble, holy and humorous. >> reporter: for monsignor michael mannion, she was a friend and mentor. her teachings still motivate him today. we spoke with monsignor mannion after his final mass before his pilgrimage to rome for the canonization ceremony of mother teresa. he recalls the miracles that paved the way for her sainthood.
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>> two official ones would be monica basra, the woman from india, whose huge tumor dissolved, and i believe the second miracle, i believe in brazil, a man who had numerous brain tumors and to her intercessi intercession, we believe, those tumors also dissolved. >> reporter: his relationship with the soon-to-be saint spans decades. he showed a picture she sent him when he was ordained. others he took when she visited washington, praying and greeting pilgrims. mannion was in vatican city for the beloved mother's beat fication. next sunday he'll witness pope francis declare her a saint. he tells us he hopes to return a better servant. >> how can i take that and pay it forward spiritually? it makes a difference in a life of another. that's really what it's all about. >> in collingswood, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. caught in the crossfire. police have made an arrest in the shooting death of dwyane
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go brothers are under arrest charged with murdering the cousin of nba star dwad wane. they were trying to shoot another person when nykea aldridge was struck by a bullet. she was pushing a child in a stroller on the sidewalk at the time. police say both brothers are known gang members and are convicted felons out on parole. >> these two offenders are the prime example of the challenge we face here in chicago with repeat gun offenders who don't care who they shoot, don't care
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whose life they take and clearly, clearly don't fear the consequences of their actions. >> both brothers were charged with attempted murder and first degree murder. coming up, the ultimate wedding gift. how a dover county father snagged this country star to perform at his daughter's wedding, shocking everyone. and i'm watching the tropics. we have a new tropical depression. i'll show you where it's heading and when we can expect our next rain chance. that's coming up next.
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is one of those robots from an other bank, td bank's new intern, bart, we're training him to bank human. uh-uh, bart? why are you winding the clock back? the clock stated 11:35 pm, but they are still working. the clock is fine. our live customer service is available all night, and all day for that matter. he's learning. at td bank we do things differently, like live customer service 24/7. bart: hello? hello! don't just bank, bank human. this just in. mexican singer juan gabriel has passed away. the grammy award winner died of a heart attack this morning in california. he was still performing as of this weekend here in the u.s. in his 45-year career, he had more top ten albums on billboard's latin pop album charts than any other artist. he also has a star on the hollywood walk of fame.
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he was 66 years old. back here at home, a wedding to remember. one delaware county father gave his daughter a gift, even the guests. that's country singer tim mcgraw. ♪ some day i hope you get the chance ♪ ♪ to live like you were dying >> this is video from the reception of lisa and tim. mcgraw came out on stage and danced while she danced with her father david white. mcgraw stuck around, performed a few other hits, then posed for pictures. the second annual philadelphia jerk festival. ♪ live music and even the kids have been dancing, but the
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highlight of the celebration was over on the grill. a wide array of caribbean jerk food was served up for people to sample. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, beautiful day today. really a beautiful weekend overall. and tomorrow's going to be just as nice. our temperatures right now mostly around 90 degrees or near 90. if you're in wilmington, you're at 85 or south jersey neighborhoods, mid-80s. pennsylvania suburbs even the lehigh valley, but we'll see more relief coming if you look at the seven-day right at the bottom of your screen, you'll notice by friday and saturday it's going to ge quite a bit cooler. i'll talk about that in just a minute. shore temperatures around 80, so a cooler onshore wind coming. avalon 81, stone harbor 81, ventnor city coming in at 82 right now. temperatures expected to stay that way through your labor day weekend. we're nice and dry. there's rain off to the west. we'll actually stay dry for most
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of this week until we start to see that cooldown heading our way. so we are going to stay near 90 to start the week, so we will be staying hot tomorrow. here's a look at the high temperatures for monday. if you're in reading, temperatures will be around 89. pretty comfortable in the morning right around 70 degrees, areas through the lehigh valley, mid-60s. afternoon high 91, if you're in longport 86, dover at 89 degrees tomorrow afternoon. another hot one to start the weekend. humidity on the comfortable side. not too bad. we'll see cooler changes to end the week. big changes coming mostly on friday. our next rain chance, we'll stay dry monday, tuesday, wednesday. this is philadelphia and the jersey shore. if you're heading down to the shore for labor day weekend, it looks pretty good this week. temperatures mid to low 80s. but thursday everyone will have a chance for a thunderstorm. temperatures on friday, philadelphia 81 droes and sunny. that's the bigger cooldown if
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you're along the shore right around the upper 70s. so we will be cooler. we were also talking about the tropics, tropical depression number 9 has formed with an active tropics even farther out in the atlantic that we don't have to worry about. but the one we're watching is in the florida straits. between the keys and cuba, that's the one we're watching, tropical depression number 9. what we expect it to do is travel in the gulf of mexico, then it will take a really hard right-hand turn that could put it from the florida panhandle down to ft. myers, not till thursday maybe only is the tropical storm at that point. don't expect it to impact our area. looks like it could be moving out into the atlantic after that. but, of course, this is still very far out in time. we'll keep tracking it for you to see if we can expect any more rain in our forecast. so take a look at that ten-day through your labor day weekend. that's coming up. coming up in sports, just like last year, the eagles are dominating in the preseason. the birds put together another convincing performance last
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he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs]
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this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x-1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. hey, danny pommells with you once again. the eagles released players after the win over the colts. the biggest names among the cuts. chris givens and rubin randall along with andrew gardner. sam bradford for his part, 17 of 20. and one of the three passes he didn't complete was in and out of the hands of nelson aguillar. and a 54-yard drive that ended in a field goal. >> to execute the way we did, it
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was nice. you know, i was really happy with the communication up front at the line of scrimmage. i thought our tempo in and out of the huddle was really good again, getting to the line quickly. but overall i think the execution was great. something we can build on moving forward. >> the wide receiver's play last night certainly made bradford's job easier. he got his first significant playing time. they showed why they signed him on this td catch from sam bradford. >> i mean, it's just natural. he's a big target. going up and making plays like that. i know i have to take advantage of those opportunities in the red zone. i feel like for me to go out there and do that, all my teammates can see what i'm capable of doing and that's what i came here to do. i still have to compete. i have to get into the playbook, study more, to use those opportunities that are given to me. >> to baseball now, veteran catcher a.j. ellis took the news hard after learning that the dodger s traded him to phillies.
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the dodgers are the only team he's ever played for as a pro. he moves to a team well back in the standings. today he made his phillies debut. making his presence felt in first game in red pinstripes. runner 90 feet from home for cesar hernandez. he bunts. james loany heads up play to get freddy galvin at the dish. mets still nursing a one-run lead. we go top four, another chance to score for the phils, two on, one out. smacks one into the right field corner, that's knock in for a base knock. rat tat tat, gunned down at home. they make the last out at the dish this time coming away with the tying run. this one, we don't have to worry about, though. big spot for ellis at the plate and he comes through when it matters most. bases loaded, two bagger. go ahead rbi double that goes to the wall.
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only hit of the afternoon for ellis. the phils win 5-1. that's your look at sports. denise, back to you. >> time to check in with kristen welker for a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." >> hi, denise, great to see you. two united pilots were arrested moments before boarding their flight to the u.s. police say they were too drunk to fly. we'll have the latest on the investigation. plus donald trump's campaign moves to clarify its stance on immigration but did they do that? and a look at the stark differences in how trump and hillary clinton are preparing for their biggest showdown yet. also stopping zika with mosquitoes? the new push to use genetically modified mosquitoes right here in the u.s. and after a year in isolation, six nasa scientists finish simulating life on mars. how did they do and how did they pass the time? that's when we see you in a few minutes for nbc "nightly news." >> see you at 6:30. we'll be right back.
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sheena's back with a final check of the forecast. heatwave number six. >> but it's going to stay around 90 as we go into the week. here's your ten-day on 10. take a look at the temperatures monday, tuesday, wednesday. next rain chance looks like thursday right thou. temperatures in the mid-80s. look at the drop. friday and saturday, low 80s, by sunday mid-80s. labor day 88 degrees. that's a nice labor day weekend force. i don't think we could have asked for a better one. as of right now it does look really good. we could see rain chances after labor day, so we'll have to watch that closely. >> that's nbc 10 news for now. i'm denise nakano. see you tonight after the game.
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night, too drunk to fly. two pilots arrested moments before they were set to take off for the u.s. the latest scare of the busy travel season. the showdown, a month before their first debate, the stark differences in how donald trump and hillary clinton are preparing to face-off. trouble in the tropics. gathering storms could put the eastern sea board on alert. the fight in one community over whether to unleash genetically modified mosquitos to control the outbreak. and mission accomplished how scientists emerging from a year in isolation get one step closer to a human mission to mars. "nightly news" begins now.
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