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ryan lochte's punishment after lying about a robbery in rio. nbc 10 breaking news. a woman robbed and shot on the street, now police are searching for the man who opened fire. >> this is all unfolding in west philadelphia. keith jones is live at southwest where detectives are investigating. what have you learned? >> reporter: i just received some brand-new information about five minuting ago. a sergeant told me this is likely a drug deal gone wrong. either way, the suspect who pulled that trigger is still out there tonight. let me show you video from skyforce 10 that we shot earlier. 52nd and sillber. a wok wman was attacked by a ma who grabbed her purse. she's currently at presbyterian hospital in stable condition.

police did find her purse and a hoodie that they say likely belongs to the suspect who got away. >> now this entire incident was captured on private surveillance cameras in the immediate area that shows the male struggling with the female, taking her purse and shooting her. >> reporter: the police say they have good video there, at least five cameras is what scott small told us. not to mention i learned from a sergeant that this appears to be a drug deal gone wrong. we're going to work to confirm that information for sure as this investigation continues. for now, we're live at southwest detectives, keith jones, nbc 10 news. i'm asking to be judged on the totality of my record. >> well, i think the main thing is i have great judgment. i have good judgment. i know what's going on.

>> making their case. donald trump and hillary clinton say they're the candidate ready to lead the military. >> it all happened at the commander in chief forum on board the intrepid sea, air and space museum. >> clinton and trump tried to sell themselves to a military crowd. >> reporter: and both of them even got grilled by military members. donald trump and hillary clinton did not appear together but were both on this aircraft carrier at the very same time. veterans asking about health care, isis, war and foreign policy. on the flight deck of this decommissioned aircraft carrier, military choppers and fighter jets serve as a fitting backdrop to ask the presidential candidates, why should you be commander in chief, leading the most powerful military on earth. >> i want to hear foreign

policy, what kind of programs they want to i am membpl implem veterans. >> reporter: veterans made up the bulk of the audience, even asking questions. hillary clinton said she'd use american air power, disrupting online communications but no ground troops. >> we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again, and we're not putting ground troops into syria we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. >> reporter: next up, trump was asked about his affinity for putin. trump says leadership has failed. >> they have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country. i have great faith in the military, in certain of the commanders, certainly, but no faith in hillary clinton or the leadership. >> reporter: the forum was a

rare moment, both candidates in the same place at the same time, addressing issues unique to vets and service members. >> i hope it's fantastic, but i hope they don't just come and speak with us and call it a day. i hope they really follow through. >> reporter: and vets we spoke with say both candidates could have been much more specific on policy plans, especially when it comes to dealing with the v.a. the next time clinton and trump appear together will be the first televised debate in three weeks. and before trump headed to the forum, he campaigned right near in philadelphia, spent the morning at the union league, giving a speech on national security. but tonight his campaign is dealing with another controversy. he's accused of using a man from philadelphia in his campaign ad, a man who supports clinton instead. nbc 10's keith jones will have that story coming up in a few minutes. new at 11:00, a man is charged with assaulting a fellow delegate at the democratic

national convention in july. a bernie sanders delegate turned himself in to police. the incident happened at a center city hotel during the dnc. children caught in the crossfire. activists are trying to figure out how to keep kids safe as a violent summer comes to an end in philadelphia. >> more than 60 children have been shot in the city this year allon alone. >> reporter: reverend waller shared this video for prayer outside the high school this morning. >> present theotect these groun. >> reporter: the first day of school after a violent summer. >> and here i've got my markers, my pencil case, my ruler, my grew, scissors. >> reporter: she was shot twice in the thigh just over a week ago. >> i was just thinking to myself lucky thing i have god in my heart, if not, i would never

have been protected. >> reporter: on august 30th, she was coming out of this corner store with soda and a bag of chips when she got caught in a crossfire. 66 children under 18 years old have been shot in the city this year. 14 more than this time last year. >> a lot of people are surviving, but the trauma of surviving, what it does to your body, what it does emotionally, very long-term repercussions. >> reporter: she says efforts for stricter gun control and legislation for tougher penalties stalled in the state legislature, despite bipartisan support. >> to get guns off the streets, to have stronger laws, keep guns out of the park. >> reporter: she says her faith saved her. while her parents don't know what else to do. >> we can do so much. but we need to protect our kids even more. >> reporter: andrea klein thomas, nbc 10 news. ryan lochte is temporarily

banned from competitive swimming. he would miss the 2017 world championships. lochte says he overexaggerated about being robbed at a rio gas station. rio authorities charged him with making a false report. to a different ban. pennsylvania's 12 casinos are off limits for joey "skinny" r merlino. if he is caught in one he will be arrested. > last month, a federal judge in philadelphia ruled citgo failed to give an oil tanker sailing from venezuela a safe place to dock. it struck a submerged anchor,

spilling 264,000 gallons of oil into the river. the ruling came after days of trial and testimony. to our weather and the beginning of another heat wave. >> skyforce 10 caught this beautiful picture of the moon in the night sky. a nice cool down. if you thought today was hot wait until tomorrow. glen schwartz has our weather. >> we did get into the 90s today. and we have a few more coming. 91 today, 95 with much higher humidity tomorrow, feeling like more than 100. then 93 friday and 96 degrees on saturday. those three days are going to be pretty close to record levels. these are the records, and this is my forecast within a degree of the record for each of those days. right now it's 78 degrees in philadelphia. 79 in wilmington, down to 71 in mt. holly. and as we go through the day

tomorrow, 89 degrees by noontime, a kind of mild start to the day, but look how hot it gets, the p.a. suburbs, lehigh valley getting into the 90s. the only place not getting there at the jersey shore. we'll see how long that heat wave will last with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. ms. america 2016 will be ground crowned sunday night. but ms. missouri is the first openly lesbian contestant in the national pageant's 95-year history. she began coming out to kose family and friends when she was 18. leaders and the local lgbt community are ecstatic she's competing. >> wonderful for her. it shows a lot about her character, and of course we hope she wins. >> i'm happy to do it for the lgbt community, but i'm really erin, still living my life.

>> ms. missouri's platform is suicide prevention after losing a those friend to suicide when she was 13. colin kaepernick is planning to make a bigger donation to his charity after sales of his jersey are soaring. kaeperni kaepernick pledged a bigger donation now that his jersey is a big seller. it comes after he refused to stand for the national anthem at two preseason games. mayor jim kenney came to celebrate a change as part of the neighborhood revitalization efforts. they noticed that the median across from the office was being used as a dumping ground. they cleaned it up and turned it into a mini park where people now think twice before littering. changes to the next iphone, why apple says it's taking a step forward by taking one

prominent feature away. the boss is back. bruce springsteen rocks philly tonight.

don't you love how he says "philly"? the boss is back in town. bruce springsteen played tonight. it's the first of two shows this week in south philly. they're also set to take the stage friday night. imagine seeing yourself on television endorsing a political candidate you don't support? >> that actually happened to a local man and local business and they are not happy. keith jones reports. >> in hillary clinton's america the middle crass gets crushed. >> reporter: pause it. >> i'm donald trump and i approve this message.

>> reporter: so calvin apparently backs trump, right? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: this is calvin anderson, a hillary clinton supporter who says he was tricked by a photographer. >> he said do you want to be on tv? he said you want to sign a waiver? it had nothing about trump. he was naïve and signed his name. months later, his family saw the commercial and received a call from his 94 year old grandmother. >> she said he was on a trump ad, and i said everybody do have a twin out there, i said granny, that's me. she asaid i'm going to shoot yo. >> reporter: pause it. i spoke with the owner of john's family market, they, too, didn't want to be featured in the trump ad and deon't even support him f now they say they are losing business. they want the ad pulled down. is calvin surprised?

? that's wh >> that's what he did. that's all part of the slandering part. i don't now why he chose me. >> an aid from the trump campaign says they have a signed consent form from mr. anderson. a communication director says the production company hired to film the stock images received permission from the store manager to film at the location. from the nbc 10 delaware bureau, neighbors versus a church in a battle over tiny homes. the pastor of victory church wants to build 15 small homes in a field the church owns. they would be rented to homeless people for a couple hundred dollars a month. >> a transition that would be similar to what you would have in regular society. your own place. >> we're not talking about a mother and couple children who lost their job. we are talking about people who are chronically homeless that

basically, they can walk, talk and carry a collection plate. >> the church has to go through some legal hoops before they can make a tiny house village and neighbors say they will make sure that never happens. apple it fans are buzzing about the new iphone 7. it has a battery that lasts two hours longer than the iphone 6. and as rumored, it will come without a headphone jack. users can opt for wireless headphones or use an adapter to use old-fashioned headphones in the lightning port. summer isn't over yet. >> no, it isn't. and people were trying to soak up the last of the season. a traveling beer garden set up shop here tonight. the mobile beer garden has been moving from park to park all around philadelphia all summer long and the goal is to create well-kept outdoor spaces for

friends and families to hang out. what a nice night to do that. >> the fact that it's only 64 in some of the p.a. suburbs gives you the idea that it's not all that humid yet, but that is going to be changing. and the temperature in philadelphia itself, pretty close to 80 degrees. graduate hospital, center city, brewerytown, all 79. but andorra's only 69 degrees, summerton, 70 degrees. quite a contrast even across the city of philadelphia itself. the showers from hermine, offshore. these showers and storms well to the west going straight to the south. they're not going to be bothering us either. what is coming is the heat wave. the next heat wave. and not only is it going to be hot. it's going to be humid, making it feel like 102 tomorrow. little bit of a break tomorrow, and then 103 on saturday, as we

already showed you, all three days, close to record high temperatures for this time of the year. we had eight days of 90-plus in may and june combined. so pretty slow start to the summer. but 16 days in july, half of the month, august, 17 days, more than half of the month, until you total 41 days of 90 plus, the record is 55. and we've had 90s all the way into october. so we're not done with it yet. but packer park tomorrow, feeling like 101. chestnut hill feeling like 100. new town square, 98 sh 898, all feeling like 100. that's going to be quite a shock to the system. we haven't been used to this for a while. at the shore, a bit of a relief because of a sea breeze, but still, 88 in long port, feeling

like 93. it's still pretty hot. now we've got like a 10-degree temperature drop from saturday to sunday, but the humidity much lower on sunday, and that's going to be the case across the whole area, but at the jersey shore, we're going to be seeing just a few degrees of a drop. fortunately, the eagerlles are playing when the lower humidity's coming. and we'll be right back.

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hi, i'm amy fadool. what a turn of events. carson we sson wentz is only a away from making his debut. >> this is a crash course in cramming for carson this week. carson wentz came in yesterday on his off day, and today he was in here at 5:15 a.m. here is carson, just his second

practice day this week with the first team offense, but he says he is ready. >> you know, every rep is huge. every rep is important. if something doesn't go right, grabbing the guys after practice, or during special teams drills or whatever and repping it. because the confidence we need in each other is huge. i'm confident we'll make the plays. >> i asked a few eagles players in the locker room what it must be like for carson to jump in one week before the season starts, not having practice with the first team offense. and brent tells me this is exactly why they drafted him. he says, quote, "he has it all." at the nova care complex, john clark, csn. >> going for the sweep in miami. franco may need tomorrow off in washington. top of the third, tommy joseph with runners on second and third, not going to get it done.

top seven, a fly ball to left. can't quite put a glove on it. a double run scored. three rbi, and shut out for the ninth time this season, 6-0. the sixers have resigned elton brand to a one-year deal. he will continue to serve as a mentor to the sixers' young players. here hare your choices for this week's blitz game of the week. you can call the number on your screen. we'll have the winner tomorrow night at 11:00. the flyers announced the passion of bob daley. he played for six seasons, including the 1978-80 team. he was just 63 years old. we'll be right back.

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. that's my plan.

a reminder right here that summer is not over yet. these folks enjoying the dining under the stars event tonight. big turnout, the dinner kind of reminiscent of the open-air cafes in paris, rome or venice. or media. >> nice night. all choked up about it. >> i love the evenings when it's so comfortable, when you can sit outside, dining alfresco. >> it's going to get a little more humid. it won't feel as comfortable as

tonight has. let me show you what's going to be happening. it's nice and comfortable in the morning. allentown and quakertown in the 60s, but then as we go through the morning, we're going, through the 70s, and by noon, 90 degrees in philadelphia, 88 in wilmington. and in the afternoon, mid-90s, feeling like 100. only in atlantic city at the shore you start to feel some of that comfort and the rest of us will have to wait until next week. i'm jacquelyn london. >> i'm jim rosen. thanks for being here. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- michael strahan. zachary quinto. james cameron. musi