>> i think remarkable is probably an under statement. >> dozens of his local officers and firefighters were there to support the father of two and his wife laura. >> how are you doing, laura? >> reporter: the 29-year-old officer was shot september 3 when he and his partner were shot while investigating a robbery. on facebook, his wife wrote, josh's progress has been nothing short of a miracle. >> he's young, he's healthy, he's made an incredible recovery already, a lot faster than we would expect. >> reporter: doctors say the bullet hit the right part of vadell's brain. he is able to speak, can stand and move with assistance and we're told is in remarkably good spirits. >> wounds to the head are generally don't have a good

outcome and he's done better than most, which is fantastic. >> do you think he'll return to the force? >> i think it's too early to tell, he's a determined individual, it would not surprise me if that was in the cards for josh. >> reporter: i'm told vadell will likely spend months at the rehab center but doctors here are very optimistic he will make a full recovery. >> martell chisholm and another man are charged with his shooting. police shot and killed a third system. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with decision 2016 coverage. today hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail after that bout with pneumonia. >> the democratic presidential nominee gave the thumbs up and waved to her supporters while

she hit the road again. >> we are stronger together. >> how are you doing? >> i am doing great, thank you so much. >> clinton resumes campaigning today with this stop here in north carolina, the picture of that event on your screen in greensboro. he's also scheduled to speak later today in washington. >> when you're running for president, i think you have an obligation to be healthy. i just don't think you can do the work if you're not healthy. >> also today, a revelation of health records from donald trump on the dr. oz show. dr. oz read the results saying the republican nominee has a clean bill of health. nbc 10's lauren meeks spoke with voters today about all this talk over the candidates' health. what are you hear from voters? >> some told me they want this information, it is important. but it is not the only issue for them. today, though, they do have more information after donald trump's appearance on the dr. oz show.

>> please welcome republican nominee for president of the united states mr. donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump on daytime television, for a sit down with dr. oz. >> i view this in a way going to see any doctor, it's just a little bit public. >> reporter: this comes after both presidential candidates, trump at 70, clinton 68 came under pressure to release more about their health. >> it's important, certainly the voting public should know. >> reporter: candidates' health isn't what voters want to focus on eight weeks before the election. >> what americans should be worried about is the economy. >> reporter: after the candidate said she was dizzy, released more medical records. on the dr. oz show, trump presented results of a recent physical, information that was released to the public today. on the show, they touched on medication. >> i take a statin.

>> reporter: and family history, including his father who lived into his 90s. >> he developed alzheimer's which was very hard for us because he was such a smart guy, such a wonderful guy. >> reporter: trump said he would like to lose some weight, but he told dr. oz he feels as good as he did 40 years ago. >> the conversation also veered beyond health. he said if he had known he was going to run for president he probably would not have gone on his friend's controversial radio show, or if he had, he would have given boring answers. >> for the first time trump spelling out how much his economic plan would cost if he's elected to the white house. trump speaking at the economic club of new york today. he says his tax cut would cost $4.4 trillion over ten years, that includes the child care

plan he announced this week, but he says the cost would be compensated by economic growth. >> and trump will be on the jimmy fallon show tonight right after nbc 10 news at 11:00. and nbc 10 is your complete coverage. breaking news, sky force 10 is live over this scene in delaware county, someone has been hit by a septa train, this is right near the glennolden train. we know that service along the newark rail line is suspended. we don't know how long that will continue. we are of course getting into the evening rush hour so we'll continue to monitor this situation and keep you posted.

a dangling crane trapped workers up there after part of the scaffold snapped. philadelphia mayor jim kenny speaking out today about the lawsuit to stop the city's new soda tax. the tax on sweetened beverages. the american beverage association has argued the tax is illegal and the group is joining other opponents in a lawsuit to stop it from going into effect. the mayor called the lawsuit repugnant. >> we have ever reason to believe we are going to win. we have to win, their possibility books are more important. >> the tax is scheduled to go into effect in january. she's not alive, she's not

breathing, she's not walking around, he needs to be in jail. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a south jersey family in search of justice for their daughter. today they saw their daughter's killer. she was in the wrong place at the wrong time on monday night caught in the middle of a police pursuit that turned deadly. chandler heavyside is charged with her death. a judge set his bail at $650,000. he's act excused of crashing his suv into her car on monday night in hamilton township while he was trying to get away from police. officers tried to stop heavyside in trenton after witnessing a drug deal. >> we need the prosecutor to really go after this guy as if it was own daughter, not just anybody. we need all hands on and to get

justice for deja. >> police tell us that when they call up with heavyside they found heroin inside his car. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and a beautiful day out there for a bike ride. we saw people out there enjoying the sunshine and the cooler temperatures along martin luther king drive. a live look another the philadelphia museum of art, from our camera atop the comcast building in center city. what a difference a day makes to kind of feeling like july to our first taste of fall today. >> now this evening, we can probably turn after that ac, just open up the windows. we check with first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. >> i would definitely suggest that, it's going to be really nice tonight, very cool outside, and especially as we go into

tomorrow morning, some areas might need a light jacket, especially if you're standing at the bus stop in the morning. temperatures only in the mid to upper 70s, 79 philadelphia, 72 in atlantic city, 75 trenton, 73 in coatesville, look at the 24 hour temperature change, this is from yesterday at this time. we are right around 15 degrees cooler than we were 24 hours ago, that was the cold front that moved through overnight, giving us now much cool fall like temperatures, and as we go into tomorrow morning, you'll definitely feel that cooler air with us. 59 in exton and then tomorrow morning, look at these numbers, some areas through the lehigh valleys could be in the upper 40s, i would not doubt that to happen. 66 for exton. philadelphia 59, 59 degrees in wilmington. thunderstorms for part of your

weekend, i'll show you the timing on that coming up. the jurors who will serve during the trial of accused cop killer eric frein. he's charged with killing one person and wounding another in pike county three years ago. the jurors will be bussed to pike county which has you can see is located between scranton and the new jersey line, frein's trial is set to begin next march. today police released a thief in action in south philadelphia. he took a package off someone's front step on montross avenue t a trash can and walks away. he was caught doing the same thing four weeks later. the town is now calling on the u.s. military to clean up chemicals that contaminated the

city's water supply. last night horsham filed a lawsuit. sky force 10 was overhead as a philadelphia police officer was loaded into an ambulance in frankford, he and another officer were hurt right around noon. nbc 10 was also on the ground, you can see the officer's cruiser collided with an suv. two people inside the suv were hurt as well. but they are expected to be okay. what appears to be a road rage incident between a school bus and a fedex driver was all caught on camera. >> you're going the see the bus swerving into the wrong lane to

get ahead of a slower moving fedex tractor trailer. this was in lake wood, yesterday. the truck appears to try to cut off the bus. the man who recorded the video said he had a feeling something like this would happen. that's why he took out his camera. >> the school bus looked like he wanted to try and pass him. he pulled over like three or four times on to the double yellow line and then moved back in the lane and then the fedex truck kind of slowed down. >> representatives for jay's bus service said the driver was fired last night. no students were on the bus when this happened. in ocean could have benty, chris christie -- urban education and property taxes. today the governor also asked the state attorney general to file a legal action with the state supreme court. the move would give the commissioner of education the authority to bypass laws in

collective bargaining agreements. more olympians have had their medical records hacked. has now released files on 25 more athletes, among them, three-time tour de france champion chris frum and five time olympic gold medallist bradley wiggins. there's no suggestion that any of the athletes were involved in any wrong doing. traffic moving along the new jersey turnpike after this zemt. two tractor trailers and a car collided early this morning. it took more than five hours to clear the wreck. atlantic cape community college was the place for job seekers today. businesses from all over atlantic county were there looking for potential employees,

new jersey's department of labor encouraged people to show up with resumes and a desire to work. we spoke to one casino employee who was looking to try her hand at something new. >> when i came in the door i had no idea what to expect, and i have to say, i'm actually encouraged. >> a lot of people reaching out, recognizing, you know, that they have positions they would love to fill. >> among the employeeiers on ha were golden nugget casino, jcpenney and the marines. tonight from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., bucks county community college is holding the first of two sessions for students who were formerly enrolled in the itt campus. the school abruptly shut its doors, bccc is holding a second information session next

wednesday at 3:00 fm. and we have more details on how other schools are reaching out to itt tech students. for more information, tap on the nbc 10 mobile app. veterans who have lost limbs hit the golf course this morning in south jersey. gloucester county hosted the amputee veterans golf clinic at the golf course in sewell. organizers tell us the event is good for both the veterans' bodies and minds. >> the benefits is not only the physical aspect, but the mental. veterans are also peers, they all amputees, they teach each other, they help support each other. >> the goal of the program is to give the veterans the ability to play golf on their on and continue on their path of

recovery. staying in new jersey, lawmakers are making a push to add more charging stations for electric vehicles. the assemblymen gathered at the parking garage to show off the electric vehicles. they also made a pitch for new jersey to become a leader in clean air technology. calls going out from the philadelphia police department, the force needs a the more of the best and the brightsest. the department is looking for police recruits, candidates can apply now through october 7. if they get the call and pass the proper tests, it's off to the training academy. >> there are some officers that are active that are retiring and before they leave, we're trying to replenish our department, being the fourth largest department in the nation. >> again, the department is accepting recruit applications through october 7, you can find out more by logging on to next 10.com. several of the flyers

spraytraded their sticks for batting practice today. >> the game starts at 7:05, clear skies out there. michael dell zotto will throw out the first pitch. sheena and i were talking about how the days are already getting shorter, so shortly after that game starts tonight. it will be dark out there. >> sunset now is right around 7:00. so much earlier, you'll notice those days getting a little shorter, but we'll take the nice weather with it. much cooler today than it was yesterday at this time. yesterday we were in the low s 90s. we have a nice northeast wind across the area, that's giving us that cooler air mass. 79 pennsylvania, even the lee high valley, wilmington, delaware coming in at 78 degrees. in south jersey, temperatures

are very comfortable at this hour and the low humidity really making it feel like fall right now. if you're in pittman, 76 degrees, medford 77. 77 in mt. laurel. 77 lumberton, 78 degrees robbinsville, 75. princeton coming in, 74 degrees. cooler today, much cooler as we go through tonight. we will have that fall chill around tonight and when you wake up tomorrow morning. take a look at the overnight low temperatures. there could be some spots in the lehigh valley that drop into the upper 40s. vine land, usually one of the cooler spots in new jersey, could be dropping to the low 50s tonight. a 55 mt. holly, wilmington 59, trenton, and those numbers will be hitting right around sun rise tomorrow and another nice afternoon. we will be getting back into the 80s as we go into the weekend,

but it's not going to be that uncomfortable heat, it will be pretty comfortable with some showers on sunday. take a look at what's been happening with our weather pattern. yesterday we hit 92 in philadelphia, the high today is 79. tomorrow will be around 78 degrees, saturday and sunday, back into about the mid to low 80s. so a little bit warmer over your weekend. then we have showers and thunderstorms as we go into sunday, it looks like mostly the second half of the day sunday, so i don't think the weekend will be washed out at all. and i wouldn't even call sunday a washout by any means. tomorrow sun, 78 degrees, low humidity saturday, 83, nice and sunny, and then by sunday, 84 degrees, scattered showers and storms. pennsylvania, 77 for a high tomorrow, really nice day tomorrow, low 80s, sunday we'll see scattered and storms. if you're in the lehigh valley,

76 for your high tomorrow. saturday low 80s, and wool see those scattered and storms. tomorrow temperatures around the upper 70s. by saturday, low 80s along the shore, and by sunday we can expect those late day showers and storms. a closer look at your weather going into the weekend coming up. university of delaware students welcomed photo journalist pete cane to class today, students listened as pete talked about his job and if anyone should know about the news business, it is pete kane. he's been at the station for 43 years now. >> and still going strong. works so hard. he's fantastic at his job. all right, a marathon mess that derailed the dream for dozens of runners. >> listen to this, a poorly timed freight time skewed their times for an important race. how the trouble on the tracks affected their chances of

competing in the boston marathon. plus an nbc 10 viewer says he was ready to take the company to court when one of his car parts stalled. and take a look at these flames, why a driver says his charging cell phone sparked this massive car fire. here's a look at the closing bell on wall street today. an upday all around. and we will be right back. narrator: terrorism here at home.

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look at this flaming car in florida. the driver saying a popular cell phone at the center of a massive recall is to blame for this. he says he was charging his samsung galaxy note 7 inside the car when the phone burst into

flames. today samsung officially recalled the phones, says they should not be used and if you have one, you should contact samsung. just last week, stockton university banned the galaxy phones. stockton says the ban won't be lifted until all the recalled phones have been replaced. and new jersey transit is advising not to use the galaxy 7 on any of its trains or at any of its stations. it is asking people to turn them off before boarding trainings and busses. now the amazing story of a little lost dog from alabama who woungd up in our area. >> the pooch is back with her family four months after vanishing, taking off. a plane took fancy from the bucks county spca where she turned up to alabama where her family was waiting.

in case you're wondering, that is a 900 mile trip. the story gets a little bit more interesting. the owner is an army vet who survived an explosion in iraq nearly 20 years ago. he and his wife are not sure how fancy ended up in bucks county, they're just happy to have her back. >> an intrepid dog there. we have got to talk about america's got talent. >> oh, yes. he got close. >> he may not have captured the first prize, but the eagles magic man won our hearts. >> jon dorenbos is back to work in philly. what he's saying about his magical run and his return to football today. plus a car collectors efforts to get a recall for a part stalled. how harry hairston and his team were able to recover his money before he turned to legal action.

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he likes fixing up his old car collection. >> i have been doing it for 40 years. >> reporter: price paid $400 for a new exhaust system for this volkswagen last november, he bought it from an online authorized distributor of megan racing. >> it gives it a little bit more horsepower and makes it sound good. >> reporter: but price realized he ordered the wrong price. he contacted the distributor. it told him to return the part directly to megan racing. price sent this picture to megan racing, mailed back the part and called them over and over again. but after several months, still no refund. >> all i had was some pictures, no money, no exhaust, no nothing. >> reporter: then he saw nbc 10 responds. >> i'm watching you on television, and you're getting

people's money back. >> reporter: we contacted megan rationing, it tells us that the returned part arrived damaged and the company wouldn't accept it. a message price says he never received. but after next 10 responds got involved, megan racing decided to refund the money for the damaged item. >> thanks, harry for getting my money back. >> all right, there, in this case, megan racing issued price's refund through the authorized distributor, so it was a two-step process that added time. something to keep in mind when parts aren't ordered directly from the distributor. our recovery counter $112,955. hey, if you have a consumer complaint, and you're not getting anywhere on your own, go

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the bill would allow people to sell home made goods on road side stands and craft shows. letting buyers know that the food was prepared in a private home and not inspected by the department of health. the flyers today unveiled some new decorations for their 50th anniversary season. the team raised newly designed banners naming the organization's places in the hall of fame. the flyers begin their regular season october 14 at the flyers center. apple's newest line of iphones will be available in stores tomorrow. but not all of them. how you can get your hands on the latest iphone that has everybody talking. boston marathon dreams derailed after a rogue freight train disrupted a local qualifying reason. next hear from runners who got stuck waiting.

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leaving the competition is jon dorenbos. >> look at the judges there. dorenbos, disappointed, they looked disappointed too. a magical run on america's got talent. he finished their in the finale. now he gets ready for the birds in their monday night matchup in chicago. >> how do you go from the hollywood stage to the football field. dorenbos made his way from los

angeles late last night back to south philly for practice today. >> are his teammates glad to have him back? >> reporter: he had a long day here, he did well after a long flight. i think everybody's glad to have him back, but everybody here thinks he should have won. not ripping on that little girl, but everybody here thinks he should have won. life after football is going to be huge, big crowds and big stages. jon dorenbos once again crushed it on agt. but when they called his name, it was to tell him he got third place. aaron rodgers said he also thought john would win after a red eye flight from l.a., john was back to work with the eagles this morning. coach peters there to greet him. most teammates saying the same thing. congratulations, brother, you got robbed. >> they said it came down to 1%,

so i was in the running there. i'm glad i did it and i'm glad the city loved it. >> dorenbos lost after this very talented 12-year-old -- >> he won straight up. that little girl, you didn't think she was good? >> don't do that. that little girl, i mean i'm not going to be mean, you know what i'm saying? the little girl she did great, but i have to vote for my boy. >> reporter: most players agree jon should have won, but it doesn't matter, once he repotir from football, he will be inge spire people. >> he's always had that in him and we were all very proud of him watching him go out there and do his thing. >> you ever consider looking cuter going back with t? >> no, she's going to be her and i'm going to be me. >> reporter: one of the nicest guys you'll every meet. after the show, he even thanked all the people who worked behind

the scenes at agt. he says he's going to be ready for the bears monday night. we're live, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> and a darn good magician too. that trick he did last night for the finale was awesome. >> unbelievable. as tim mentioned, the eagles getting ready for a big prime time matchup against the chicago bears, the birds are on the road for monday night football. the game day kickoff at 9:30 a.m. and then join us for more eagles cover raj at 11:00. >> and more about that little girl, 12-year-old single grace vanderwaal, and judge simon cowell says she has what it takes to be the next greatest.

she wants to go on the show treehouse masterings and get her own treehouse. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> good to see she's still a kid, that's very important. we have much cooler temperatures today. it feels like summer, today feels like fall. and this is a look out at center city. but temperatures not managing to get very high today. in philadelphia, for the phillies game tonight, it's going to be cool right now, 79 degrees, by 6:00 p.m., 77 degrees, and then quickly developing about 10 degrees in only a couple of hours, so by 9:00 p.m., we'll be around 67 degrees and in the upper 50s by tomorrow morning, so it's going to be cool as we go into the morning tomorrow, kind of crisp out there, too. temperatures currently most mid to upper 70s, 75 pennsylvania suburbs. lehigh valley has some of the

coolest temperatures in the area. in cookstown, 74 degrees. 72 in new tripoli, allentown coming in at 74. nazareth, 74 degrees right now. so very comfortable in the lehigh valley. and really comfortable everywhere with the low humidity. is clouds are mostly just south of the area. delaware seeing a little bit of cloud cover. but tonight those clouds will keep moving south and more sun for your friday. this is your future weather. tomorrow mostly sunny, temperatures still in the upper 70s, very nice into the week. saturday 2:30 in the afternoon, we're still dry, mostly sunny, we'll be back in the 80s by saturday, mostly mid to low 80s, then we go into your sunday, by lunchtime, i think we'll still be dry, the rain's going to be pretty far off to our west during the middle of the day on sunday. so not a washout, mostly very late afternoon and evening showers on sunday, cowl even see

some thunderstorms there and i think some of that will be lingering into our monday to start off next week. tomorrow high temperatures, 76 in bethlehem, 78 degrees, phoenixville 77, west chester 76 degrees. mostly sunny tomorrow, if you're in new jersey, if you're in haddenfield, 77 for your high temperature, closer to the shore, more like the mid 70s, atlantic city 76 degrees. wilmington coming in around 78 degrees. then we go into your weekend, we're back in the 80s, 83 for philadelphia on saturday, pennsylvania suburbs low 82s. along the shores 77 degrees saturday, delaware coming in right around the low 80s. then by sunday, that's when we have our next chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. again, the sunday rain, that looks mostly to be late afternoon and evening showers and storms. but some of that could be starting off our week next week.

so we will be watching the timing of that very closely, but a really comfortable day today. >> awesome. all right, sheena, thanks. now trouble on the train tracks stopped dozens of runners in their tracks. >> created a big mess in the lehigh valley. how the poorly timed train affected their chances of running in the boston marathon. and we'll tell you what the runners had to say about it, that's coming up.

dozens of runners trained to rung more than 26 miles when a train stopped them right in their tracks. >> the incident created a marathon mess right up in the lehigh valley.

the unexpected freight train came through the course and that derailed an bigger dream for several of those runners. >> reporter: when the lehigh valley marathon kicked off sunday morning, matt and dozens of others were hoping for a personal best to qualify for the iconic boston marathon. this was the time race before deadline. >> yeah, expected to qualify pretty easily, so i wasn't too worried about my time. >> reporter: things were going fine until mile number 7. >> when we saw the train. >> reporter: out of nowhere, a freight train blocked the marathon route, stunned runners forced to stop in their tracks. >> we were all kind of amazed there was a train in front of us. >> reporter: some even got fed up and jumped over the moving train, others patiently waited but it cost them precious minutes and likely a spot in boston. >> i thought i had it, but now i'm kind of on the bubble.

>> reporter: runners are hoping their time could be adjusted, the delay lasted ten minutes. but yesterday, the committee said they would not adjust any times. which means runners like matt will have to wait and see dreams probably derailed by a rogue freight train. >> to have something outside your control impact that performance is really tough. a lot of times it's the weather. it's never a train. this time it happened to be the train. >> reporter: meantime registration for the boston marathon began on monday, run r runners should know soon if they quali qualify. a new jersey school bus driver busted on the road. witnesses say he was driving dangerously, and they have the video to prove it. >> and today feels like fall, nice change compared to yesterday, i'll show you how

cool tomorrow morning is going to be, and some showers and storms for part of your weekend. that's coming up. plus showing his gratitude, an atlantic city police officer is released from the hospital after being shot on duty tonight, family, friends and doctors are marveling at his recovery.

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>> cheering him on, an atlantic city police officer is surrounded by supporters as he continues his road to recovery. hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail, while donald trump hits the airwaves. plugs your meter's up. why the city is getting rid of those parking freebies. a thumbs-up and a wave. that's how an atlantic city police officer showed gratitude for the sea of support when he left the hospital today. >> nbc 10 jersey shore reporter greenberg is joining us live from atlantic care medical center with more on his remarkable recovery so far. >> jim and rosemary, doctors here at the hospital call officer vadell's recovery a miracle.

their prayers were answered. >> just 12 days after being shot in the head, atlantic city police officer josh vadell gave a thumbs-up, waved and saluted as he was wheeled out of atlantic care regional medical center. vadell got this sendoff from dozens of his fellow officers and local firefighters who came to support the father of two and vadell's loved ones. the 29-year-old officer was wounded september 3 he and his partner interrupted a robbery outside the caesar's parking garage. today vadell appeared emotional in the back of the ambulance with his wife after kissing him, she embraced the medical team that saved his live. >> he's young, he's healthy, he's made an incredible recovery already, faster than we would expect. >> doctors say the bullet hit the right part of d