and disapointed, you may not have captured the prize but what he is saying about his magical run on america's gottal le tale. donald trump reveals his medical records as hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. hillary clinton gets back on the campaign trail for the first

time since his pneumonia diagnosis was released. she and donald trump released new medical information. we have more from washington with tracie potts. > >> reporter: in a detailed letter noting her medication for blood clots her doctor adds she is fit to serve and in excellent mental condition. >> it is fairly complete. it shows she is actual lay very healthy person. >> you think hillary clinton would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't think so. >> reporter: he gave dr. oz a peek of his medical treatment. >> i feel as good today as i did when i was 30.

>> thank you, everybody. >> reporter: today trump is expected to detail his economic plan. >> we're going cut taxes across the board for working families, small businesses and family farms. >> reporter: and we are learning more about the russian tackers they believe were behind me ill filtration. a top republican tells us looks like they may be going after republican operatives too. nbc news, washington, tracie potts. >> count on nbc 10 for decision 2016. we are less than eight weeks away now. watch our one on one interviews with nominees and their running mates. police continue to investigate the deaths of a man and woman. officers found their body at a house near monmouth avenue. they apparently died of gunshot wounds. there is no danger to the public. an atlantic city police officer shot in the head could

get out of the hospital as soon as today. he is in stable condition and will be transferred to a rehab facility when he is ready. they interrupted a robbery. two oers were arrested. philadelphia police need your help tracking down a man who bit a concert goers at the made in america festival. police say a young woman was in a general admission area on the fourth when the man grabbed her and bit her forearm. the woman went to the medical tent. she hadn't seen him before the attack. if you happen to recognize this man or know anything about him you're asked to call police. 24police hope surveillance video can help catch a man

behind an armed rob rhode island the suspect armed with a gun walked up to the attendant. the suspect grabs about $800 in crash and then takes off towards west 2nd avenue. if you happen to recognize him you're asked to call pine hill police. a new video may help catch an armed robber who held up a man. the suspect came behind the victim as he was using the atm. the suspect points a handgun and demanded cash. the victim handed over 80 bucks and the suspect ran off. if you rock cecognize him call police. plenty of sunshine out there. it is very comfortable outside right now. we give you a live look from boat house row in philadelphia. you can see the flags there

flapping in the wind. it a little it windy out there. bill is here with our forecast. >> hi. we have a pretty nice one today. sunshine. you showed the wind that's blowing and a few scattered clouds. no showers will be associated with the weather today. philadelphia getting sunshine. at the shore it's a different story. even more wind and look at the clouds overhead. the wind will be blowing through the day today. clouds will be slow to clear out. it's keeping temperatures cool. winds right now at 15 miles per hour. we have seen wind gusts at the shore to near 30 miles per hour. not as strong inland but just enough to keep us cooler today. it is upper 70s for inland today. 69 degrees in atlantic city. it is 72 degrees in ocean city and we'll remain in the lower 70 sz with the wind blowing during

the day. inland areas are headed for the upper 70s this afternoon. nowhere near the record temperatures we had yesterday afternoon. chestnut hill a few fair weather clouds. mostly sunny skies for summerton. in new jersey partly to mostly sunny skies. interior new jersey, no trouble warming up in the middle to upper 70s. the lingering clouds and winds will hold the temperatures down to the lower 70s this afternoon. plenty of sunshine. 78 degrees and clouds are lingering. they will slowly thin out during the day today. i'll show you how long it will last. we'll have more in a few minutes, vai. . >> thank you. looking into the case of a kindergartener who went to school with more than two dozen

packets of heroin in his lunchbox. the teacher spotted him playing with a white candy wrapper. it was actually heroin. the child was taken to the hospital and tested negative for drugs. so far no one has been charged. if you use martin luther king drive in fairmount park they are doing work along the river. m.l.k. drive will be closed between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. tomorrow between spring garden drive and sweet water drive. checking in with francesca ruscio . what are you seeing out there? >> here is a live shot right at belmont avenue. eastbound travel times are doing

okay but traveling from the vine will take you a little over 34 minutes. also watching for an accident. this is right at the intersection of more land road. we have been watching this for quite some time now. this is one of many accidents we have been drawing all morning long. lower marion is pretty big in terms of delays. we are taking a look. there is a big delay. you do see that right here. we'll have more on that when we come back, vai. >> thank you. power is back in new brunswick after an outage forced class cancellations yesterday. classes resume on a normal schedule today. the university moved students out of the dorms to temporary

housing in gyms and other buildings. >> registering your car could cast 5 months more. will is a plontly meeting. it would go to bridge and road repairs. sewer problems. local and state speakers will discuss the problems and possible solutions. they face an $80 million overall to the sewer system. much of the pipe rs failing because of either age or capacity. >> horse an homeowners will begin seeing a water rate hike on their bills. it the average customer will see

an increase. >> the township council voted anonymously to have the them pay for it in full. it will be mailed to the military today. today atlantic city will miss a detd line to resolve the municipals facilities authority. the mayor is asking for a reprieve. still ahead, car fire caught on camera. take a look at this frightening scene, what the driver says caused this inferno. plus, not a winner last night baa winner in our hearts. we'll hear about his herk's got talent. we do still have lingering

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he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump.

the house intelligence sub committee is meeting to talk about the report on snowden's unauthorized disclosures. he recorded an emotional video who talked about why he hopes president obama will pardon him.

he fled to russia after releasing u.s. government secret surveillance programs. a 13-year-old boy shot and killed by police in columbus, ohio last night. he was with a group of people who robbed a man at gunpoint. officers ended up chasing the group. officers shot him. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police are saying that the gun the teen had was a bb gun. this is in columbus. stay with nbc 10 and nbc 10 app for updates on this story. rain from tropical storm julia continue to cause flooding. in charleston flash floods closed off roads. julia formed late tuesday and is making its way through south carolina. residents can expect 2 to

4 inches of rain. some may get up to 6 inches of rain. clouds have been out of the pictures since first thing this morning. temperatures in the 70s and humidity has come way down. still scattered clouds in philadelphia. no showers until we get to the weekend. for our area today 69 in lehigh valley. clouds lingering in delaware and south jersey. upper 70s this afternoon. it is 69 in chestnut hill. while philadelphia international is 72 a cooler day today and a dry day. we did have showers first thing

this morning. we are trying to include delawa delaware. the clouds are lingering. we should see weekend showers. until then we are back to normal temperature wise. dry conditions and 70s this afternoon after the record high temperature yesterday. upper 70s for thursday and friday and back into the 80s over the weekend. with those 80s will come the chance of showers and thunderstorms. there is the met. it will bring us much-needed rainfa rainfall. some light rain monday morning. heaviest should be off to the north and west and light rainfall in delaware and south jersey. monday we could see heavier downpours near dover while

inland it could top an inch. we could use it but then we get another dry spell after that. beautiful weather today and tomorrow. a little bit cooler tonight and tomorrow. 58 to start with tomorrow. a little warmer on saturday. once we start getting rainfall showers and thunderstorms and still warm, 84 degrees. not quite as cool in the morning. the showers will continue into the workweek. first thing monday morning we could see rain. by late in the day it could start drying out. here comes weather tuesday and wednesday, the last full days of summer. it will feel like high temperatures in the 80s. >> all right. thank you. coming up next we are going

back in time. it's playing baseball the way the game was meant to be played. no bat, no gloves, why more are getting on the bandwagon and where you can see them play ball this weekend. >> don't forget to vote for our high school football game of the week. here are your choices. you can also vote by going to the nbc 10 app or nbc10.com.

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we are not talking about the phillies here. no little league games here either. our next guests say it's baseball the way it was meant to be played. it is the 19th century baseball exhibition. they are members of the athletic baseball club of philadelphia. it is base ball, two words, the way it used to be. tell us what's different about this baseball. >> i am an umpire for the game. you would recognize it as

baseball. it's nine innings in a game, run around the bases. there are differences. if a ball is caught after a single bounce the runner is still out. >> you guys record yourselves as baseball purists? >> absolutely. one of the things about the early games is they weren't wearing gloves in the 1880s. you can feel the ball. it's a little softer, hand wound. >> would this be considered the dead ball era? >> it is pre-dead ball, dead, dead. >> i don't think this will go over any fence. hitting was short hitting. this bat is 42 inches long. i'm not going to hit a home run

with that. >> and this is heavy. i'm in like chapter 6 or 7. his grip was like this. it was a split grip. it came much later in baseball. tell me how you got interested in this. >> i have always been interested in local history. the team we belonged to was an actual team in 1860 to 1876 that existed and we are in a league from the d.c. suburbs to long island with about 25 teams. many of them are coming to the tournament this weekend. >> tell me about the ages of the demographics of your fan base. who comes out to watch these kids? parents? grandparents? >> as many people as we can get but frequently it's friends or we'll be playing at historic

sites. a lot of attend dees want to see something historic like a that! you're wearing wool! these are thick wool trousers. the jersey is hemp linen. it is quite scratchy in the summer sun however it does breathe, all natural materials for the uniforms. these are called pantaloons wear in the era before the socks. so it's sort of funny to see it coming back today. the long trousers are back in style in the majors. >> this is fascinating. tell us what's in store this

weekend. >> uh-huh. >> yes. we are going have about a dozen teams playing at the knanavy ya. 9:00 to 5:00 are the times. it is free and open to the public. it is a beautiful venue. they called the matches in those days playing the same time. we'll have an all-star game called a picked nine of the best players from the clubs from the northeast. there will be food and drink and ice cream available. it's a beautiful, sunny venue but there's shade trees. it will be a glorious weekend for baseball. >> yes. and this is real rough and tumble area of baseball. when people argue balls and

strikes they -- umpires would carry weapons on them to protect themselv themselves. >> yes. one thing we pride ourselves on is it's a gentleman's game. the umpire can't see every play. if i can't tell what happened i'll ask to two players involved. are you out? are you safe? in hoping that they agree. if they don't i may poll the crowd. >> it is saturday and sunday at the navy yafrd. check out the nbc 10 app or go nbc10.com. thanks for coming in. >> thanks. >> come see us out in the ball field. put to the test, if the cease fire deal as government forces block aid to people who desperately need help. we'll tell you about the former eagles lektded for the

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learning new information about the push for the soda tax which may fizzle out. one of the topics expect today come up, a lawsuit filed yesterday kbens the sweetened beverage tax. matt delucia is live for us. you just spoke with the mayor. tell us more. >> reporter: right. the major called the lawsuit repugnant. he says that the industry is trying to seep money away from schools and rec centers. the sweetened beverage tax was enacted as a way to fund pre-k.

that tax is 1.5 cents per ounce. it was from the soda makers down to local business owners who say they will have to raise their prices on sugary drinks. it is expected to bring in $4.5 million in the first year. some argued the tax is illegal and opponents joined in filing to lawsuit. we spoke with the mayor a few minutes ago. here is what he had to say about it. >> they spent $10 million to fight this in the legislative process and lost. we were going to win. we are going to win. we have to win. our kids depend on it. their pocketbooks are more important than these children. they have to look in the mirror. if i look in the mirror afei fe pretty good. >> reporter: the city expects

the sales of sugary drink to drop. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> what a noticeable difference outside as matt gets out of our way there. yesterday a little warmer. nbc 10 bill henley is here now with our forecast. hey, bill. >> hey, vai. that wind will be steady this afternoon. so nice and pleasant. in philadelphia 72 degrees. just a few scattered clouds. the numbers will slowly climb today, upper 70s this afternoon. for the lehigh valley it is 71 in delaware. we will warm in the upper 70s. new jersey 77 degrees. the shore with the lingering

clouds and gusty winds, 73 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. a little farther to the north is where you'll see more sunshine. 76 degrees, upper 70s for the suburbs. we are not going to get today and we really need is some rain for the area. portions of our area just got a little worse now. a moderate drought for portions of atlantic county and south east ern portions of philadelphia. in new jersey included in that moderate drought. in the lehigh valley portions of north hampton getting that drought rating today. there is wet weather ahead in time for the weekend. i'll show you how much rain you can expect when i come back in just a few minutes. >> all right. we'll see you then. the cease fire seems to be

holding in syria. they are having trouble getting aid to the war torn region. they say the country's government has not provided needed permits. the government had agreed to allow the aid. the envoy says 40 trucks are ready to move and the priority will be to get help into the neighborhoods. >> it is particularly regrettable. normally during these days we are losing time. they are days we should have used for convoys to use with the permit to go because there is no fighting. >> the envoy says there is good news in the cease fire. he reports bloodshed has dropped and attacks on schools and hospitals have stopped. a man will remain behind bars.

we report from fort pierce just a short time ago. >> reporter: a judge denied bond for joseph shriver. it is called a hate crime enhancement. the judge referred to seven pages of prior criminal history and called him a flight risk. he also talked about anti islamic facebook posts on his internet and facebook pages. he says he did not want to take a chance for leasing him into the community. investigators say he is the man seen running away seconds before flames tore through the

building. he is facing 30 years up to life in prison because he is a reoffe reoffender. he could face federal charges in this case. i'm stephanie. we have details about leaks by russian hackers. they confirm they have released a second batch of olympic data. 25 rio competitors were targeted including jack konger. they released information on simone biles. they say the investigation exposed state sponsored doping. a florida man says his

samsung phone caused his car to catch fire. he was charging his galaxy 7 when it burst into glflames in e passenger seat. he heard it pop and he was unable to get it out of the car safely. it is the second time a samsung phone has been blamed for a car fire. apple says the bigger iphone 7 plus is sold out worldwide as well as the jet black serversiof iphone 7. you can still place orders online. well, the birds long snapper wears number 46 for the philadelphia eagles. he is number one in our hearts but last night on america's got

talent he game in third place. around 1:00 this morning he tweeted a big thank you to his fans. jacqueline london was there and caught up with him on the red carpal carpet right after the show. >> i don't think i would have changed anything. i will leave here with my head held high. i am excited to beat the bears on monday night. 12-year-old grace was named the winner. happening today fliers players will visit citizens bank park far special team bonding day. fans will not be allowed in the park to see batting practice but

they will see him throw tout the first pitch against the pirates. among nine first time nominees for the pro football hall of fame. they were key players on the eagles teams from 2000 to 2008. the class of 2017 will be enshrined in august of next year. the birds and the bears square off in chicago on monday night football. nbc 10 is getting you ready for the big game. eagles game day kick off and join us for more after the nbc 10 news at 11:00. crunching the numbers. the math isn't exactly your strong suit, there may be a reason why. research reveals why some people have a big problem with doing math. getting ready for wet

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it is also believed to be behind other orders like language problems and dyslexia. people with type 2 diabetes may have a higher risk of depression. they found 10% diagnosed with depression. there were wide differences. less than 2% had depression compared to 30% of those living in bangladesh. here in the u.s. it varies to 30% among diabetics. if you take a long nap during daytime hours it could be linked to type two diabetes. naps for an hour or more it is associated with type 2 diabetes compared to nonnappers. the reason is unclear. it doesn't mean napping directly causes diabetes. uber is giving rides in

self-driving cars. it is publicly testing how well economists drive uber cars perform. >> reporter: is this the future of ride sharing? uber said it could be. it is operating a handful of self-driving cars in pittsburgh. >> i expect it will be an interesting experience. you have kind of the future coming to you a little bit early. >> reporter: customers will be offered a chance to ride in a self driving car for free. they will have a driver and engineer standing by to stand over if something goes wrong. there is a screen in the backseat so customers can track their ride and see what the car

sees. the uber vehicle lets you know or lets the driver know when the car is ready to take over. hit this button and now the car will control itself. we are going to turn at this intersection here. that was the car entirely. >> reporter: are people in pittsburgh drad for self-driven uber cars? >> they were asking me if i would take one and i said no. >> reporter: pittsburgh will soon find out if the strange-looking cars will become a normal part of getting around the steel city. >> you know it's coming. several auto makers are testing or plan to roll out their own ride share programs in the near future. happening today in london, paul mccart any and ringo star will come together.

ron howard directed eight days a week the touring years which chronicals their days on the road. george harrisson also supports the program. inviting audiences to pay what you decide for the entire 2016/2017 season. here to tell us more is allison. welcome. thank you for coming. tell us why you wanted to start this concept at the theater. >> it is really all about acceptability to our programming to the work that we do and about opening the doors to our new home at the drake theater which is right in center city on 15th and spruce. we wanted to encourage people to try something new. we can't be at new work and we

wanted to make sure it was open to everyone in the community. >> the you know, pay as you wish and people may not pay the standard price or the minimum of what it takes that requires for you guys to put on a show. do you worry about that? >> it is a little concerning but it's mostly really exsiding for us. we have done a lot of research and done a few trial runs of this. i think to take a leap like this you have to really have a faith in the work that you do. nay are some of the greatest people we know. we are excited to open it up to new members and new audiences and invite them to pay what they decide and support the art in their way. >> i would think if the downside is you may not get what you want, the upside is that you

create a whole new dem krograpd. you let people who would get to come and see what live theater is about. >> absolutely. success for us is actually not financial. it's really about opening up the arts. we have been taking reservations so far and already about 60% of reservations are new audience members, people who have never come to see one of our shows. >> i didn't go to a theater growing up and i didn't see a broadway show until i came here. tell us how we got on. i understand it will peel the

children of the 80s? >> yeah. definitely we'll hit nerves for who fwlee up in the 80s. he is based in chicago. he is nationally renowned. we are excited do the philadelphia premier here. it is about three kids growing up in the midwest su buburbs in 1988. they come together over their love for the growing hip hop movement at the time. a little bit of competition at first and then they really come together. >> you're welcomed to come back and tell us more. you can catch it from september 21st through october 9th, how we got on. for more information come to our web site at nbc10.com or check

out the nbc 10 app. thank you very much for coming in and sharing that with us this morning. we have breaking news in new castle county. crews just rescued people who got stuck ton roof. -- on the room. we'll continue to make more inquirie inquiries. we'll have breaking information on air and on the nbc 10 app. tap the nbc 10 app for information on this situation. >> ten minutes before noon we have sunshine. lots of sunshine. that wind is keeping temperatures lower and bringing in the dry air. it will make for a beautiful eveni

evening. there is still lingering clouds. the clouds will be thinning there too. no rain there but there is rain tracking our way that's going to arrive over the weekend. here it is. those are heavy downpours moving into minnesota. the chance of showers and thunderstorms and we will have the possibility of thunderstorms in our area, but that system has got a long way to go before it gets here. our forecast keeps it well out of the picture for us. it will make steady progress. this time tomorrow morning. showers and thunderstorms approaching the chicago area, we will get a warm up of the showers after a beautiful day today and tomorrow. come sunday we'll start to see those moving in. the activity still to the west. on sunday we could see showers and thunderstorms. this one is suggesting just over

a quarter inch. that's by sunday evening. still a chance to get more rainfall into monday. the weekend is looking warmer. saturday dry, sunshine 83 degree s. it 177 at the shore. low 80s for new jersey and delaware. come sunday a bit warmer for most areas. cloudier and we'll get showers and thunderstorms that could continue into monday. today and tomorrow perfect time of year to enjoy sunshine and low humidity. the normal high is 78 degrees. that's right where we will be today and tomorrow. tomorrow morning and on saturday and then it's into the 80s. it will be the day to get things done and enjoy. clouds will be taking over. we need the rainfall. we'll get more rain on monday and then another dry stretch

starts off on tuesday. by wednesday warmer and that warm warmth continues on thursday. no sign of rain through the end of next week. we'll be right back. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer, overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. pat toomey. he's for wall street. not us senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

seniors attending an expo today. state representative pamela delicio hosted the event. it is designed to educate seniors about oerllder adults. it runs until 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. jimmy kimmel pay a visit to tellen sh the ellen show. >> a viewer says he was ready take his company to court, how the nbc 10 response team helped get his money back after running into a dead end with the business. let's check in now with bill henl henley. >> gorgeous. beautiful sunshine. we are starting to see more sunshine in rehoboth beach. the winds keeping things cool right along the coastline.

17 miles per hour winds in atlantic city but lighter in philadelphia. >> all right. thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema with bill henley. from all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day.

[ominous music] ♪ >> hope: how's john? >> abe: oh, yeah, he's-- he's fine. he's recovering. the bullet just grazed him, as you know. i was able to keep the incident out of the press conference, but the media smls blood. >> hope: orpheus and xander taking hostages shows us they're not exactly trying to keep a low profile. >> jj: or maybe they're just not very smart. >> hope: no, orpheus? he is very smart, and he has a lot of scores to settle here in salem. >> abe: and clyde weston? >> hope: intel thinks he's, uh, headed toward poplar bluff. >> abe: you talk to jordan? >> rafe: she has not spoken to him, nor does she want to. >> abe: well, let's hope the guy st