almost 10 hours. investigators want to know why a young family on a road trip suddenly swerves into a guardrail. state police say two kids, their mother and another relative were inside that nissan when it crashed. state troopers found alcohol in the family's car. >> there were open alcoholic containers in the car. it's under investigation as far as who was drinking. >> reporter: the 5-year-old victim identified as ravon robinson, police say he was thrown from the car on impact, authorities looking into whether he was properly restrained in a car seat, his sister also critically injured. ravon was a happy go lucky kid who always had a big smile. >> he was smart as a whip. >> reporter: the crash also caused commuter headaches closing a major lehigh valley thoroughfare during rush hour.

>> i could see that it was closed, when i looked down to the bridge. >> reporter: state police say charges could be coming as they wait on blood tests. for troopers here, it was a difficult scene to process. >> every crash where there's a f fatality is hard to deal with. especially when there's a child involved, it makes it that much worse. >> reporter: two other drivers were injured when they rear ended that disabled vehicle. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a hot, steamy september day out there right now, students on st. joe's campus definitely needed those shorts to stay cool. it still feels like the summer

season today with people out on the beach. >> nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. >> it feels a lot like summer today. summer today, tomorrow, big cooldown, it will feel like fall. if you look at the temperatures at the bottom of your screen, we have a lot of 70s for afternoon high temperatures heading our way. 89 degrees in many of our south jersey neighborhoods, around 90 for our pennsylvania suburbs and even the lehigh valley. 92 degrees brewery town, jerseytown coming in at 92 degrees. so, yes, today feels like summer, but look what's happening, this cold front is heading our way, all this red here in this 90-degree

temperatures, that is all the hot air, just on the south side of this front. it's 95 just to our south in d.c. but there you see it, the 60s and 70s go into tomorrow. we'll talk about the cooldown in the forecast and storms for part of your weekend. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with panic for parents. after a 5-year-old student brought heroin to his kindergarten class. south jersey reporter sidney long is live at the school in trenton. >> i know you just spoke with parents as school was letting out there, i imagine they're pretty shocked about this. >> reporter: parents are telling me they are scared, they are angry, upset, even more so because they're just finding out what happened at school on monday today with a note sent

home. a boy appeared to be playing what what was a white candy wrapper and it was one of many. now wrapped in cardboard, officials covered the front windows and doors of the international academy of charter school. inside is where police say a 5-year-old boy was rushed by ambulance monday to the hospital after teachers found 30 packets of heroin in his school lunch box. >> my heart just dropped, it was like oh, wow. >> reporter: police say the boy tested negative for ingesting any of the drugs, police detectives are now working the case, but so far nobody has been charged. the school which parents said didn't send home a note monday or yesterday. posted a message ooirk at is follow -- all our students can be engaged high achieving learners and positive role models. >> what can the school do except

check child's lunch box when they come in. really because how can they control this, right? we're going to somewhehave to b more of a police state. >> i think they should take all lunch boxes and anything that -- just so every kid is safe, he probably could have passed it out as candy. >> now people are involved, agencies, the state, folk that should have been involved are actually involved now. >> reporter: and trenton police do tell me that the division of youth and family services has been notified and they are investigating this case. we also spoke with an er doctor, a toxicologist, about the worst-case scenario of all of these drugs in a lunch box in a classroom with 4-year-olds.

. a historic church is picking up the pieces today after fire ripped through the nearly century old place of worship. this happened at the temple of praise ministry. firefighters were able to save the structure, but the interior is nearly a total loss. decembspite the heavy damage, t pastor's grand son is optimistic. >> we're going to call our members in and work and make it happen. >> reporter: no one was hurt in the fire, the cause is still under investigation. to decision 2016 and a bit of a surprise over a -- the republican presidential candidate is revealing the results of a recent physical skp exam. trump handed dr. oz a one-page

summary of the physical he underwenl this week. hillary clinton will make her return to the campaign trail tomorrow. the democratic nominee is scheduled to make an appearance in north carolina just days office she was diagnosed with pneumonia, she was scheduled to attend a rally today, but former president bill clinton will be there instead. today donald trump jr. on hand for this donald trump-pence campaign office opening. the nominee's son addressed the crowd. and the donald trump campaign will also be in eastern pennsylvania. vice presidential nominee mike pence is scheduled to speak in trenton. in indiana governor campaigned there back in july, also made

stops in bucks and montgomery county last month. who hails from philadelphia used the opportunity to talk up the push for hillary clinton and pro worker candidates. it's one of several battle ground state stops. the first state's only state in the u.s. house of representatives. >> voters have chosen the democratic candidate who will be on the ballot this november. lisa blunt rochester got 44% of the vote. t t tim. >> reporter: now the air force vet spoke of getting voters in

this traditionally blue state to remember they can vote for an outsider republican. >> the democrats have been in charge of everything in our state, so it's been one party rule for a long time. >> regal says he supports second amendment rights and he does support donald trump especially his more recent policy announcements. he thinks he is just centrist enough to pull in the voters. >> there are a lot of independents, so i'm counts on a lot of independents, also a lot of downstate democrats are really conservatives. >> when lisa goes to washington. >> lisa blunt rochester got the majority last night. she says she would be honored to be the first woman and african-american from delaware elected to congress. she says this state needs more encouragement for businesses big and small because businesses create jobs. >> that's important for delaware

because it touches on everything from our criminal justice system to a person's ability to buy a home to their mental health status. >> who two candidates with many of the same goals. we'll learn more about the different ways they accomplish these goals. >> and counsel on nbc 10 for complete coverage. to watch our one-on-one interviews with the presidential nominees and their running mates just tap the nbc 10 app. an elementary school was put on block down when a man was shot at a nearby park. no word on the man's condition. none of the students were hurt. it is the latest in what has been a violent 24 hours in philadelphia. the city recorded at least 13 shooting victims. history was made this morning at north philadelphia sullivan progress plaza, the

north broad street shopping mall, was awarded this historical marker today. this was the dream of dr. wlleo sullivan. after progress plaza ministers across the country opened businesses in distressed neighborhoods. >> it meant the culmination of one man's deems, tenacity, commitment and hard work. >> the site has more than a dozen tennants. authorities in couple ber land county have turned to a new tactic to stop a rash of burglaries targeting a landscaping equipment. stealing more than $3,000 worth of tools. thieves have been taking equipment from garages and from sheds all over the city. they have made a handful of arrests but the crimes continued.

now they're hoping the public will help them move ahead of the thieves. >> i hope they do whatever they can to stop this. this is our stuff, we bawling it. we worked hard for it. >> there have been close to 300 burglaries so far this jeyear, d more than a third of those cases have involved equipment stolen from sheds and garages. it is now the law of delaware. >> delaware ramped up it's autism resources today with a new law. in newark, the governor signed the bill creating the delaware network for excellence, it will be a hub for trainings. >> i think the most important work that we do is to make sure that we are leaving fewer people on the fringes of society. >> this new network will help children and adults with autism. >> the ceo of the company that makes epipens will face a congressional committee looking into the price of those life

saving devices. heather bresch will testify before the house oversight and government reform committee next week. leaders of that committee say there is justified outrage over the price of the epipen. two men accused of stealing a pair of wave runners on the morning of september 11. police say the two men made off with these two water crafts and the attached trailer. the camera also captured an image of the suv used in the heist. police say it's possibly a jeep cherokee. philadelphia mayor jim kenny will address the united nations in the next 30 minutes, he's in new york to speak to dignitaries about phil philadelphia's support.

local colleges are joining forces to ease the debt burden on eligible students. camden college sturvedents who earned their associate's degree will receive a grant to cover tuition and other costs. >> we have been working with rutgers forever in very positive ways, but you can graduate from with an associate's degree from camden college is going to be able to move seamlessly to camden college. >> discounts on tuition range from students in the $60,000 to $100,000 income brackets. the head of the nfl has a message for football parents today. we are making the game safer. >> in an exclusive interview

with roger goodell, said the league is making -- >> i think it will change the game immediately. >> goodell told matt lauer the league's play safe initiative will invest an additional $100,000 in research and technology. >> and danny, the eagles was talk about this today. what did he have to say? >> these concussions and the treatment of them are a hot topic in the nfl. roger goodell announced the play safe initiative committing $100 thour $,000 to the cause. tied fletcher cox spoke with goodell about his plan toes help the players. >> he really tried to protect us after football, you know, he wanted to protect the guys, especially the quarterbacks, they more likely get a lot of

blows to the head and he's just trying to do whatever he can to protect us, because after the league, that we all have a family to go to and also have to live a life outside of football. >> i'll be back at 6:00 with a bold statement from malcolm jenkins. >> all right, danny. by the way, forbes annual list of the most valuable teams is out and the nfc east and the dallas cowboys top the list at $4.2 billion, the giants come in third at just ever $3 billion, and the red skins at 2.9 billion. and the birds get ready for a matchup against the chicago bears. and nbc 10 is getting you ready for the big game with eagles game day kickoff and then join us for more eagles coverage.

now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, 90s were in the forecast today and which had a lot of 90s around the area. it still feels like summer hot today, tomorrow you will notice a big difference when you step outside tomorrow. rehoboth beach will be cooler. your seven-day is strolling at the bottom of your screen, so you'll see much cooler than we have seen in the past couple of weeks, 90 in philadelphia, that's a record high for philadelphia. it's 91 in wilmington, delaware and south jersey. in lehigh valley, many areas still around 90 degrees, and we are still very dry outside. 91 marshallton, coming in at 93

degrees. suffolk county around 90 right now. 91 ellendale and even if you're closest to the beaches, 80 degrees. there you see the radar, we're nice and dry, but we do have a cold front on the way, that's what's going to cool us down tomorrow, the rain you see to our north and west, it's going to struggle to come our way. now we zoom into the poconos, you see some showers trying to pass through. the best chance for any late night showers maybe the lehigh valley and maybe the pennsylvania suburbs. there you see that cold front, you see the colder air, and that thing you see spinning around the coast of south carolina, that's a tropical storm, it's not coming here, so we're not going to worry about that. locally we have dry conditions for this evening, except if you're farther north and west,

by 8:30 tonight, some of the computer models are picking up on maybe a few showers trying to move in. lehigh valley, not going to be a big deal. then that cold front comes through tomorrow, we're nice and dry, and noticeably cool temperatures in the 70s. another beautiful day feeling like fall. then we go into saturday, now we see some rainier the great lakes, that's going to move into our area as we go through sunday, we do have some rain over part of your weekend. take a look at these temperatures, right now we're around 90 degrees for most of the area, tomorrow highs 78 degrees in fair mount, 77 shanksville. nice and sunny, north wind, robbinsville, upper 70s, that is some very comfortable air moving in, low humidity friday and saturday. temperatures on friday, upper 70s, saturday low 80s.

there you see the rain coming on friday and saturday. nbc 10 viewer says she had to wash her washing machine every time she used it. and when repair workers could not fix the issue, she turned to nbc so response. we'll tell you how the nbc 10 responds team helped her solve her problem. and the popular item you might have in your bag that could lead to an explosion like that. and a sweet surprise for some students and teachers that need it most. the big gift they're getting from amazon and how it's turning it into a lifelong partnership. but first, here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. numbers up on the nasdaq but not the dow or the s&p.

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a gun went off. i thought somebody possibly dropped something in my bag. that was the first thing that came to my mind. >> there's been over two dozen explosions in personal vapori r vaporizers and e cigarettes between 2009 and 2014. can you just imagine having to wash your washi ing machine? >> that's one problem a woman came across. how she turned to nbc responds to help clean up the mess from her clothes. i'm in hollywood with all the cast of characters here, tonight's the night we find out if eagles magic man is the winner on america's got talent. and we have the 90s around, in fact we had a record high in philadelphia, but tomorrow, big changes in our temperatures,

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afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. pretty hot day out there in dover, delaware. nbc 10 outside of legendive hall, where people were out walking. still in their summer clothes this afternoon. you're looking live at phillies petco park.

yeah, we're approaching the last weekend of summer. it still feels like july out there. >> first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking this week's warmup. >> it's only going to last for the rest of today because we have some really big changes coming tomorrow. look at delaware right now, 91 degrees, plenty of sunshine, new jersey, 92 there, lehigh valley, you'll notice more clouds around, but we're still in the low 90s, philadelphia coming in at 92. that is a record high temperature. we have the clouds in lehigh valley. dark clothes because we have showers and storms over the poconos, that's all part of a cold front. so by 7:00 p.m., we could see some of those showers moving into the lehigh valley. temperatures dropping by 10 degrees right arrangeound 70 de. there's the cold front i was

mentioning, still dry, still sunny, but it's the poconos that we start to see the clouds and the thunderstorms. so we could be seeing some of these showers moving into the lehigh valley, mainly pennsylvania suburbs as we go through this evening. for now, the 90s are still with us. once that cold front months through, we have a lot of cool air moving through, with highs in the 70s. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up. >> in nbc 10 responds, a woman says she has to clean her washing machine every time she uses it. >> the viewer says that several repairmen didn't solve the problem, she wanted her money back or a new machine.

>> she says she tries to spend as little time on household chores as possible since her husband went into a nursing home. >> i'm not going to go to a laundromat because i have to go see my husband every day at nursing home. >> she bought the washer and this warranty one year ago. she says that repairmen came to her home at least three times, even a technician from the manufacturer took a look at it. all said, it looks fine. months later, summer camp says the due is still there after each use. >> so you're washing the washing machine. >> that's my point. >> we contacted the owner of art handlers who told us she tried to explain to summercamp she's using too much soap.

>> the owner says the warranty doesn't cover issues like using too much soap, but as a good faith gesture, he'll replace the washer four another one of equal value, exactly what summercamp wanted. >> i'm so happy. >> and in this case, art handlers appliance center went above and beyond because the warranty doesn't cover soap residue. and our recovery total now stands at $111,158. she got a new washer, and its still doing the same thing 123. >> she wants to spend as little time as possible washing her clothes. we want to hear from you if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds.

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see it, one last trick up his sleeve. >> eagles magic man jon dorenbos wows the audience at america's got talent last night. >> we believe in one another, we will rise to the top and ladies and gentlemen, that is how we will never lose ourselves. >> dorenbos shared a personal story of how magic changed his life during his last trick. we'll find out if the eagles long snapper will find a different kind of magic trip. >> nbc 10's jacqueline london is live again this afternoon. >> jacqueline, it all comes down to tonight. >> reporter: it does all come down to tonight and how america voted. i'm here on hollywood boulevard where people come to admire the stars on the walk of fame and

pretend to be stars themselves. but the real star on display last night, was jon dorenbos, and people are already gathered right outside the dolby theater here to see if he'll walk away with the biggest surprise of all. everyone in this line is waiting to get inside the theater to hear the live announcement of the winner of "america's got talent". >> who would you like to win tonight? >> jon dorenbos. >> just his inspirational speech as he was playing along with the magic act. i was lost, am i watching, am i listening? then it all came together. he just magics all this stuff up and made it work, it was brilliant. >> john might have just won the million dollars on america's got talent. >> jon dorenbos, after his performance, you said you were moved to tears, i was too, i was not expecting that. >> there's magicians that do

things that are spectacular, you go wow, how is that done? you have never had someone inspire s be emotional, tell a story and it seemed to have much more graff tas and purpose and it was just an illusion. >> everything came out tonight and everything he wanted to say and his hands were thinking and he's thinking about what he's goings to say. >> when everything is going so perfect, and tragedy and chaos, they strike when we least expect it. >> he's not used to performing in front of tens of thousands of people. >> when the price is a million dollars, nick canon says it's appropriate to dress the part. >> the million dollar shoe. >> what jon did on that stage, though, and the way he moved everyone watching, priceless. >> i have never been so proud of anything i have ever done in theater or in magic or

performance. i'm going to walk out of here with my head held high. >> and he does have so much to be proud of and the judges echo the sentiment that through jon's performance last night, he gave us all a gift through his actions and with his words, something that we can all live by. and here on hollywood boulevard, right outside the dolby theater, where we know anything can happen, there is a line of people anxious to get inside, we're getting ready to go inside on the red carpet, joining me on the red carpet will be john dn dorenbos and about if he feels that last night's performance was enough to win it all. >> oh, my gosh. >> literally $2 million, a million each, but 340 carets, 14,000 diamonds. i can't even wrap my head around that. we'll see you later.

>> make sure to watch and see if dorenbos is the most talented act in america. tonight's episode starts tonight at 8:00. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, we hit the 90s today through most of the area, so it feels like summer. take a look at all the 90s on the map, 92 in philadelphia, in wilmington, 91. many of our pennsylvania suburbs are in the 90s. 88 degrees kenneth square, melbourne, 92. mckinney and bucks county, we have middle to low 90s. warrington coming in at 92 degrees. tomorrow, big difference with our temperatures, it is not going to be the 90s, we're going to be dropping big time. but for today, we have already hit a reported high in philadelphia of 92 degrees, that

matches the old record, the average high, what's normal for this time of year is 79 degrees. going into the weekend, we'll get up there a little bit, but we're not going to get back into the 90s and we have some rain moving in for the weekend. but we'll notice a big temperature drop as we go into tomorrow morning. cooldown tomorrow, much cooler than today. here's what your neighborhood highs look like tomorrow. sunny skies, it's going to feel like fall tomorrow, today feels like summer. big difference in the air masses moving in. 78 degrees for tomorrow's high in redding, if you're in new jersey, expect temperatures around 77 degrees, and if you're in dover, your high will be right around 77 degrees. a very comfortable day tomorrow, but then we go into the weekend and at least half your weekend looks good because for sunday, we have some scattered showers and thunderstorms approaching. there's the cold front that's

going to cool us down. so it's going to move through as we go through overnight. and that's going to bring us the cool air tomorrow. what you see to our south, spinning off the coast of south carolina. that's a tropical storm, in case you're wondering, we do not have to worry about that. the only showers we are watching is mostly near the poconos, so we're going to stay dry for tonight. some areas north and west of philadelphia could see some of those showers move in. that's why we have a couple of showers for the forecast for the lehigh and pennsylvania suburbs. so for today, 90s, it's hot, here comes the cold front move through, tomorrow cooler, with 70s around through friday. it will be feeling like fall through your friday, maybe even to start the weekend, now saturday, it's going to be dry, but we'll be getting a little bit warmer. sunday mid to low 80s, scattered

showers and thunderstorms, make sure you have your umbrella, if you have any outdoor plans, keep an eye to the sky. >> big gift that ree's turning a big partnership for philadelphia schools. >> and it couldn't come at a better time for teachers and their students. what was behind this curtain and how it will benefit city schools for years to come.

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>> lots of excitement out there. what's out there? >> reporter: the excitement that comes with a new school year got kicked up a notch. students and teachers at j. cook elementary school had no idea what surprise was waiting for them behind the stage curtain. >> three, two, one! surprise! >> amazon announced a long-term partnership with the philadelphia school district. and it started this morning with a $10,000 donation of school supplies to cook elementarial. . >> i didn't know they were behind it. i was like, they came out, i just becauselike i just said it was awesome. >> each teacher got a box to take back of their class rooms. >> thank you so much. >> you could see here faces as you called their names up to the stage, it meant a lot. >> inside the boxes students

found notebooks and art supplies, teachers are also getting new chairs, shelving and computer speakers. >> teachers put a lot of money into their classrooms and it's really nice the feel appreciated like this, chairs to sit in and bookshelves to put all your books on. >> cook elementary pulled out of its charter commitment. students needed the supplies and cook elementary needed the helping hand. >> it's the recognition that the community cares about you. people in the community care about you so they're giving you these school supplies, school's important. >> somebody's listened to all the e-mails phone calls. >> reporter: . next on next 10 news at 5:00, a rash of robberies, see

what police in south jersey say thiefs are stealing outside of people's sheds and garages. as we go into tomorrow, that cold front's going to swing through and it's going to feel like fall. i'll show you how cool it's to get next. >> we have new information about the health of the top presidential candidates, we're going to show you what both donald trump and hillary clinton are revealing tonight.

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. right now at 5:00, new health revelations, both top candidates for president giving information about their medical records. rash of robberies, see what police say thees are stealing from sheds and garages. and a road shutdown dispute, see what's being done to end a traffic tieup that's affecting lives in one local community. health information revealed. tonight both hillary clinton and donald trump release medical details. good evening, i'm denise. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. within the last hours, we learned what treatments hillary clinton underwent for her pneumonia diagnosis last week. >> reporter: her pain released the medical details as hillary clinton recovered from

pneumonia. pneumonia confirmed, recovering well said her doctor. the remainder of her physical condition normal. >> should i do it? i don't care. should i do it? >> he's a bit overweight at 267. and takes a statten for cholesterol control. leaked e-mails from former secretary of state diagnosed trump as an international disgrace. and powell said of clinton, everything she touches, she kind of screws up with arrogance. why he took so long to weigh in on flint's lead crisis. and a pastor -- house democrats called for a federal investigation of the $25,000 contribution i