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 vadell's

brain, a few millimeters in a different direction could have brought a far worse prognosis. from the hospital he was taken to a rehabilitation center in philadelphia, where vadell will likely spend months but he can already speak and move with assistance. >> the ability for the brain to rewire itself and the younger you are, the more of that ability you have. it's going to take some time, but we're very optimistic he'll make a full recovery. >> doctors had to remove part of vadell's skull during a prior surgery and he'll likely have to have more surgery to repair that damage. meantime martell chisholm and demetris cross are locked up on $7,000 bail. sky force 10 was overhead as

emergency crews loaded a philadelphia police officer into an ambulance in frankfuord. this happened around noon. nbc 10 was also on the ground. the officer's cruiser collided with an suv, two people in the suv were hurt as well buzz they are expected to be okay, so are the overs. >> now to decision 2016. clinton's campaigning in north carolina today and she'll be president obama at a gala in d.c. tonight. meantime republican donald trump has revealed his medical records on today's episode of the dr. oz show, trump showed he has a clean of health with normal blood pressure and cholesterol legals. >> i think when you're running for president of the united states or maybe any other country in all fairness, but when you're reasunning for

president, i think you have an obligation to be healthy, i just don't think you can do the work when you're not healthy. >> trump recalled the last time he was in the hospital was when he was 11 years getting his tonsils out. if a few folks riding their bikes along the trail on martin luther king drive. >> it's going to be even cooler tonight. let's go to meteorologist sheena parveen for details on your neighborhood weather. >> a cooler night, but a fantastic afternoon for the area, 77 degrees right now wilmingt wilmington. 76 mt. holly, very comfortable in dover 73 degrees. if you think about yesterday, we were in the 90s yesterday, today, the 70s, so when you compare it to 24 hours ago, we're actually about 15 degrees cooler in philadelphia, 15 degrees cooler in mt. holly, this is our temperature change over the last 24 hours, so big

cooldown, almost 20 degrees cooler, in dover. and that is from the cold front that moved through and now it's going to cool down overnight. it's going to feel like fall, pennsylvania suburb near 60 by 10:00 p.m., by 6:00 in the morning, we could only be around 50 degrees there. i think some areas in the lee they valley could get up to the upper 40s. if you're in delaware or along the shore, your temperatures will be in the mid 60s by 10:00 p.m. new jersey right around 60 by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow morning, there you see it around mid 60s. upper 50s in delaware. over the weekend, showers and storms move back into the forecast. now to a follow-up on a about a police chase that turned

deadly in south jersey, a trenton family is in search of justice for their daughter. today they saw her accused killer in court via video for the first time. chandler heavyside is charged in deja quinones's death. today a judge set his bail at $650,000. he's accused of crashing his suv into her car on monday night in hamilton township while he was trying to get away from police. police say that officers tried to stop heavyside in trenton after they witnessed a drug deal. the victim's mother was in court and tells us she wants justice. >> the prosecutors need to go after this guy as if she was his own daughter, we need all hands on to get justice for deja. >> police say they found heroin on heavyside and in his car. nbc 10's sidney long is working on this story for nbc 10 news at

6:00 she's uncovering new details about that police chase. again her story just ahead on nbc 10 news at 6:00. right now, though, want you to take a good look at these cell phone pictures of a man who bit a woman at the concert on july 4. she was in the general admission area, when the man grabbed her arm, the bite broke the skinning and bruised her arm. she went to a medical center nearby and was treated. ive you recognize this man, you're asked to call police. atlantic cape community college had a job fair today. new jersey's department of labor put together today's job fair encouraging people to show up with resumes and a desire to work. and we spoke with one casino worker who was there looking to try her hand at something new. >> i came in the door, i didn't know what to expect, and i have to say i'm encouraged.

>> a lot of people reaching out, recognizing that they have positions they would love to fill. >> among the employees on hand, were golden nugget casino, jc penny and the marines too. the philadelphia parking authority is ending two chances for you to park for free in center city. >> for years you could park without paying the meter on wednesday nights after 5:00 and on the first friday of each month in old city. today the parking authority announced that it's ending both of those promotions next month. they say this comes as meter up, the philadelphia parking authority's pay by phone app keeps gaining popularity, the app helps you pay for extra time through your phone if you would like. leaders have decided to charge more to register your car. deanna joins us to explain how that money's going to be used. >> reporter: when you're out driving, whether you're going to work or going home, something

happens, a pothole or a sink hole, you don't care who owns the roads. here this road is owned by pike county. and the staggering amount of bridge and road work repair it needs to up the game here and it's charging you an extra $5 when you register your cars. >> mercedes smith drives in montgomery county and lives in philly, she didn't know her hometown is already assessing the $5 fee. >> i think it's a good idea. my tires could use it. >> she thought the fee wouldn't begin until january, one that will allow $5 a year, just over 40 cents a month to go toward road and bridge work. in 2012, 62 roads and bridges were deemed structurally defish yent. the majority have weight restrictions. no fire trucks, ambulances or school busses can travel across it. >> i think it's a good idea, because then if they didn't do

that, they might raise the taxes. >> with the new revenue generated, montgomery county officials say that repairs can be made on most roads and bridges that need repairs. the majority of the money comes under a road repair grant. >> it's just a hassle when road work is being done all the time. >> reporter: the point here is with this new fund injection, that road work can move faster. therefor hopefully you should see less of those road closed and orange cones on your way to work. drivers in montgomery county isn't the only ones that will be paying the new fees. the state does allow you to pay ahead for your car registration, so that could be an option if you want to avoid that higher fee for a year. he is a legend here at nbc

10, but his career got started thanks to group of letting legends we know as the beetles. >> they had me listen to eight days a week, and i told them to make the opening a little faster. so it should be lennon, mccartney and kane. >> we sit down with larry kane don't he reminisces about his time with the fab four and how it almost didn't happen. and caught on video, a school bus driver under scrutiny for his behavior your on the road tonight. just what happened and how the school district is responding. also a sweet treat with a strong message, why these home bakers are fighting the state of new jersey just to sell their goods. when it comes to risking social security on the stock market...

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new jersey bakers want to have their cake and sell it too. today they gathered in trenton in support of what's known as the home bakers bill. the group offered some of their treats to makers. the bill would allow homemakers to sell their sweet treats at fairs and road side booths.

so just about 45 minutes ago, a star filled movie premiered in london. the documentary has ties to our area and to nbc 10. >> it's called eight days a week, a ron howard field. who covered the beetles american debut and he plays a prominent role. >> our keith jones talked to larry last week before he flew to england and he's sporting a little bit of beetles scruff. >> he's been described by lennon and mccartney as a nerd from the 1950s and a bad boy. yep, still talking about larry kane. he started his career around the time that he needed a little help from his friends. >> paul mccartney, how are you? >> larry kane, good to see you. >> on a tour, he nearly turn down.

>> aslovoid this phenomenon. >> i got chills watching the movie, because i said to donna, it's taking me back, i'm reliving it again. >> larry kane is looking back at eight days a week. beetle mania at it's peak, and larry just 21 years old. writes a single letter. >> i asked for one interview in jacksonville and he wrote back with a long itinerary for 21 days. >> a few days of freedom have never been easy. vietnam was escalating. jfk had just been assassinated and as larry points out, the

ford mustang was enter deuce edd ford mustang was enter deuce ee. >> he aid r said larry, watch your back, those guys with the long hair, they are a menace to society. >> reporter: meanwhile his mother encouraged him. >> she said you go on this trip, it's going to change your career. >> reporter: and boy, was she right. >> ladies and gentlemen, the beetles. >> reporter: and on their own, larry remembers meeting john lennon. >> he looked at my feet, and he looked straight up to my hair and he said who are you? you look like a round peg in a square hole, you my friend are a nerd from the 1950s. >> reporter: his response? you are a slob and lennon hugged him. kane was trampled at concerts and worked 18 hour days and the

band kept him from sleeping. >> but for all the foolishness, there was fondness. soon after joining the band on tour, larry's mother died. she was just 40 years old. #. >> it was a very difficult time. my mother was sick for years and, you know, with loss, life is very difficult. >> but as larry would learn, paul mccartney and lennon would also lose their mothers. >> they basically taught me how to deal with loss and how to deal with the times of thinking about her and how it never ends. >> reporter: nor does larry's story, thanks to "eight days a week." it's a glimpse from larry kane 21-year-old eyes and his reports from more than 50 years ago. >> they had a little tape recorder and they had me listen to "eight days a week" and i told them to make the opening a little faster. so it should be lennon,

mccartney and kane. >> reporter: there are so many stories he has. actually stays in touch with paul and ring go and he hopes to see him at the premier. >> such great memories and boy, it's a good thing he listened to mom. >> by the way, the movie will open in the u.s. tomorrow in limited theaters, but saturdaying saturdasaturday i but then you will be able to stream it on hulu. >> not all of sunday, so maybe sunday evening, i mean the weekend is actually going to be back into the 80s, right now, though, wire in the 70s across the area, so really feeling like fall outside today, whoec when compare it to yesterday, yesterday we were in the 90s, we were only in the 70s. if you were in wilmington.

pennsylvania mid 70s, even our south jersey neighborhoods, we'll take a close look at our pennsylvania suburbs. now chester county. west bradford township, 74 degrees. melbourne, one of the very spots where we actually have hit 80 degrees. montgomery county. 75. bucks county, new hope coming in 73 degrees. and tonight, once the sun sets, the temperatures are going to drop off pretty quickly, so much cooler we go through tonight. the fall chill will be in the air tomorrow morning. i think there could be some areas in the lehigh valley that get into the upper 40s tomorrow. 52 vineland, wilmington 53 degrees. if you're in trenton, expect overnight lows in the mid 50s. over the weekend, we're back into the 80s for a daytime high.

here's what we have seen with our temperatures, the average high is 78 degrees for this time of year, yesterday we hit 92. that was a record today. so far in philadelphia, we have been at 79 degrees, from the warmest, tomorrow upper 70s still, saturday 83. sunday 84 degrees with some late-day showers. back near the mid to low 80s this weekend. with rain mostly in the forecast as we go through sunday evening, again, sunday's not going to be a washout, but we do have some showers approaching. radar, nice and dry, cloud cover today. but as we go through tomorrow, more sun in the forecast. there's your friday forecast, 78 degrees philadelphia, suburbs come in at 77 degrees. dry for saturday, sunday, that's the day we'll see some showers approaching, temperatures on sunday mid to low 80s. here's a timing of the rain for sunday. we go into tomorrow nice and die through the afternoon. now we go into saturday, still nice and dry across the area,

it's a little warmer, and now we look, it's sunday, some showers approaching mostly later in the day, there's 1:00 p.m. on sunday, and i think we'll see that increasing as we go through the afternoon and through the evening hours. as you look at the seven day at the bottom of your screen, dry tomorrow, saturday, we'll see the rain move n monday the rain will be lingering across most of the area, monday could be a raneyer day. we do actually start to warm back up to the mid to upper 80s by the middle of next week. >> speaking of rain, heavy rain flooded pa eed parts of southea australia. the rain has caused landslides and a lot of roads there are closed. the floodwaters caused this seccing wet koala bear to lose

its way. he was actually found sitting is right in the middle of a road. a man he coaxed him to a wooded area, he seemed dazed and confused. he was finally able to get h his -- hurricanes hermine left then mall stranded at a golf course. first crews found two mothers and two calves, but as the day went on, more manatees were found, each one had a health assessment before being returned to the gulf. we have some more information for samsung customers using those millions of recalled phones, the government is now getting involved. plus an ohio community wants answer after a 13-year-old boy is shot and killed by police.

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here's some breaking news out of new york to make you aware of. police as you can see has swarmed the street just outside of penn station, just after a shooting. authorities have shot a man who allegedly attacked an officer with a cleaver. the officer went to the hospital, no word on that officer's condition, we're going to continue to keep an eye on this and keep you posted. a 13-year-old armed robbery suspect is dead after he was killed by police in columbus, ohio. the boy was allegedly carrying a

beebee gun before officers opened fire. nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: officials are urging calm in the wake of an officer involved shooting in columbus, ohio. >> it's critical that we remain calm and committed to the investigative process. >> reporter: officers responding to an armed robbery call chased down suspects near the scene, one of them 13-year-old tyree king who police say pulled a weapon from his waistband. >> we found a gun at the scene near the suspect we were trying to apprehend. this is what it looked like. >> reporter: it was a beebee gun. >> it turns out not to be a firearm, in the sense that it fires real bullets, but as you can see, it looks like a firearm that could kill you. >> reporter: an investigation

into the dead lly shooting is n under way. >> once the investigation is complete, the prosecution wi presenta to a grand jury. >> reporter: the officer involved in the incidents, the 9-year columbus police veteran has been placed on adm administrative leave. hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail after battling pneumonia. >> and donald trump continuing to close the gap in the race. plus, will neighbors in montgomery county have to foot the bill for their town's troubled sewer system. coming up at 5:00, the nbc 10 investigator s have questions ad concerns and they ask state leaders how they plan to help.

a. now to decision 2016, hillary clinton is back to campaigning today. we're still waiting for more dotes about where and when exactly. >> clinton has been recovering from pneumonia, but that's not her biggest problem, but now the polls show trump is closing in on some of the key battle gowned states. steve handlesman has more from the campaign trail. >> reporter: back on the campaign trail, hillary clinton left home in new york for north carolina. still recovering from pneumonia,

but sounding, and she feeling better. >> i'm doing great, thank you so much. >> reporter: what donald trump is doing, she said earlier, is bringing deplorable ideas to the contest. >> i'm going to keep calling out bigotry and hateful rhetoric that he's brought to this campaign. >> reporter: trump was talking tax rates and child care credits today at the new york economic club. >> the tax relief will be con sen tated on the working middle class taxpayer. >> low key, specific, it might be working, trump is virtually tying with clinton nationally. in today's cbs/"new york times" poll, the quinnipiac poll shows clinton five points over trump, but in ohio and florida, trump leads in new polls. clinton's illness, and her not disclosing it could be a factor. but republican are praising trump. less bombast, fewer tweets, more

focus on voters issues. >> his message is clearer. people understand on a given day what he's trying to talk to them about. >> reporter: and clinton understands the race is close. i'm steve handlhandlesman, nbc news. tonight donald trump will be hanging out with jimmy fallon on the tonight show. that's right after nbc 10 news at 11:00. a large effort is under way across pennsylvania to increase voter religi voter registration among african-americans and other minorities. the faith community, civic and labor organizations, voting advocacy groups and others are planning to head out into more than a does communities where mean north voter registration is low, the group tells us there's more at take than deciding our next president. >> there's issues before us

that's wage policies, education policies, policies affecting mass incarceration and criminal justice and care that disproportionately impact our communities that will be impacted if we don't vote in this election. >> the initiative was named after ovc -- o.c. election day is tuesday november 8. for more information on how and where to vote, or who's on your local ballot, and maybe some of the issues on your ball lat, go to nbc 10 and click on decision 2016. a crane dangles as workers were trapped up there around 11:00 this morning where we were told both of them were trappeded. you see the system there waiting

for a customer to leave before he makes his move. this was at citgo gas station, he sneaks up behind the attendant, the two struggle a bit and the man got away with about $800. the so-called fairness form la, his plan to address urban education 567kd property taxes. governor christie held a town hall in ocean township berkeley county. he also asked the attorney general to file legal action with the state supreme court. the movement would give the educational authority laws. the city's new soda tax will go into effect in february. local business owners say they'll have to raise their prices on sugary drinks, an attorney for the american

beverage association says the tax is illegal a and they're filing a lawsuit to stop it from going into effect. >> they spent $10 million to fight this in the legislative process and lost. we're going to defend this vigorously. we have every reason to believe we are going the to wing. >> the tax is scheduled to go into effect on january 1. here's a look at some details about the new tax. it adds 1.5 cents per ounce, and it a i plies to most sweetened drinkings. that money would be spent on pre-k programs, community schools and local parks and libraries, some of the money would also go into the general fund. now to a follow up on an nbc 10 investigation, today state leaders are looking for solutions to a failing sewer solution. >> investigators uncovered the repeated sewage overfloes in that town and how it could cost neighbors a lot to fix it. >> mitch blocker join us with

that investigation. >> the township manages and maintains it's nearly 100-year-old sewer system. state representative steve mccarter lives in sheltonham township. he wants to know why his township allowed repeated overflows. he also wants to know how to prevent it from happening somewhere else. >> this is where the problem is today, where it will be tomorrow, is the next community. >> no, we haven't done enough and the community needs to be more aware. >> reporter: the representatives neighbors want answers to. mitchell saw our initial investigation which uncovered environmental protection records that showed for years that the township was fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for it's leaking sewer system. the township should have done more to prevent it's sewer

problems. >> there are problems that could have and possibly should be addressed at a much earlier time. >> outside the hear today, township manager brian haber wouldn't agree to an interview. in a previous interview he blamed historic floods in 2011 for the problems. he did ask for the representative's problem to fix the township's sewer. the city is also considering selling it's sewer system to a private contractor. >> now experts from across the philadelphia region also testified today about state wide water infrastructure issues. they told the representative and his staff that sheltonham township is not new. we will continue to cover this story. in cherry hill, opening of two health care centers, an urgent care that stillity,

patients can get x rays on site. there's online scheduling and parties can reserve a spot for emergencies. by the end of the year, virtua will have ten urgent care facilities nope south jersey. and rocks borough senior center connects older adults with information about learning students, employment and health and home services, participants could also get blood pressure and glucose screenings. >> the consumer products safety commission has a consumer product to do list, we'll have those details coming up. plus from the stage in l.a., to the nova care complex in south philly, how the eagles are celebrating jon dorenbos's magical run on america's got talent.

we have an update now on that breaking news out of new york. we have now learned that two

police officers were attacked by someone with a cleaver just outside of penn station. this is a live look over penn station where you can see that officers have swarmed the streets. officials tell us that the officers' injuries are not life threatening. police officers did shoot the stpt in this case. but he should also survive. the fbi is now looking into this incident and says that agents from the joint terrorism task force will be investigating as a precaution. in other news, a man accused of setting a florida mosque on fire is denied bail. joseph shriver appeared in court via video feed this morning, he was arrested wednesday on arson charges on what's called a hate crime enhancement. investigators say that shriver was seen running from the islamic center at ft. pierce after it caught on fire on the 15th anniversary of 9/11. he also made several anti-islamic statements on social media. some new details today about

those samsung phones that are at risk of catching fire. just about an hour ago, the consumer products safety commission issued a recall of 1 million galaxy note 7 cell phones. you can either get a new phone or a refund. the number on the back of the phone will determine if it is part of the recall. take a look at this flaming car in florida. the driver says the popular cell phone at the center of that massive recall is to blame for this. he he was charging his samsung galaxy note 7 on tuesday night, he was inside the car when the phone just burst into flames. investigators say they are still looking into the official cause of this fire. and a beautiful day today with cool temperatures tonight, though the clear skies, the dry air is going to give us even cooler weather, i'll show you your lows plus some rain for the weekend coming up.

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comcast business. it was a magical run for our magical eagle. but our jon dorenbos got third place on "america's got talent" last night. he's back with the eagles. the final three acts on the show were separated by only about 1%. dorenbos's teammates believe he got robbed. but they're so proud of his friend who clearly has a future only stage once he hangs up the pass for good. >> they basically vouch for you, it makes things a lot easier, i had a great time and win or

lose, i kind of look back on it and i don't think would have changed one thing. >> while it seems like tough to balance football and prepare for the show in l.a. actually dorenbos saysa the show helped him. he didn't have time to think about his tricks for the show. carson wentz was back at practice today. >> the next thing for the quarterback, a monday night game on the road. dan danny, are the birdsy red for the bears? >> they are a bit plagued by injury. but peterson wouldn't rule out both players for monday night where once again all eyes will be on rookie quarterback carson and wentz. he's been the top selling jersey in football. he was even name checked by the carson in chief.

>> we have held competitions and i wanted him to be aware, let's just notice what -- his maturity legal, how well he does balance work with so many outside influences, whether it be the media or autograph sales or auto graph jersey sales. >> it's all about balance, isn't it? coming up at 6:00, carson wentz with his first prime time game under those monday night football lights. got to tune out the noise. nbc 10 is your official eagles station and we're giving you exclusive access you won't get anywhere else. join us sunday morning at 9:30 for eagles game day quick off. we'll hear from jordan matthews

and jon dorenbos. well, a busy day long rocks borough avr. you could. go wrong no matter where you are. it is gorgeous outside, clear skies around that picture, clear skies around most of the area right now, and cooler temperatures, we're talking about the 70s today for a high, compared to the low 90s that we had yesterday. live look out at margate, beautiful skies here and a little bit cooler at the shore, or quite a bit cooler actually. most of the area is running about 15 degrees cooler than we were yesterday at this time. it's 77 in philadelphia. 77 degrees in wilmington. 76 in many of our pennsylvania neighborhoods. mid 70s lehigh valley, a close look at our delaware neighbors, marshallton, 78 degrees, harvey hills 81 degrees reedy point 77

degrees. kents county areas coming in the low 70s. 72 dover, 71 in lincoln and sussex county and rehoboth beach 69 degrees. so the cold front moves through and now we're see stg results of of that and by tonight, we're going to see those temperatures drop even more. live look out 677 in phil v v v v of -- drop. in the evening, but it is going to also stay nice and dry. this is the kind of weather where you'll definitely want to open the windows and turn off is a c. we're going to stay that way as we go through the first half of the week, even some rain is on the way. here's future weather, tongtd nice and clear for most of the area, and even as we go through tomorrow afternoon, there's friday, 12:30, plenty of sunshine, low humidity,

temperatures still in the upper 7s, re 0s, temperatures back in 80s on saturday, and we'll be back in the 80s on sunday. but look at that, our weather pattern starting to change. mostly the second half of the day sunday afternoon and into sunday evening. for tomorrow, looking at these high temperatures, redding, eastton coming in 76 degrees, plenty of sun, low humidity, phoenix, west chester, 70 degrees tomorrow. another day where it's going to feel like fall. if you have noticed the morning lows, about the mid to upper 50s, the lehigh valley could see upper -- if you're in new jersey, mid 70s, galloway township 74 degrees. if you're in dover tomorrow, your high only about the mid to under 70s. now we go into your weekend. another nice day, plenty of sung saturday. sunday, we'll see those

afternoon showers and storms and i think a lot of that could in fact linger into your monday to start off next week. closer look at your neighborhood weather coming up at 6:00. >> we check in now with lester holt who joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on nbc knig"nightly ." >> a new poll shows hillary clinton in a virtual dead heat against donald trump. a toy gun leads to a fatal shooting by police. and a tour the museum of broken relationships. that will be interesting. >> lester, see you at 6:30. coming up next at 5:00, a new jersey school bus driver busted on the road. witnesses say it looks like a dangerous driver and they have the video to prove it.

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take a look at this video. the bus nearly gets rammed by the truck. the driver has since been fired. >> reporter ida siegel from our sister station in new york, talks to the man who took this video. >> reporter: airport road in lake wood, a busy two-way street. steven o'connor was driving here

yesterday afternoon when he pulled out his phone after he saw a school bus and a fedex truck pull off this dangerous maneuver. >> i saw the fedex truck pull-up almost to the curb. >> before he started recording, steve says he saw the school bus pull out in the middle of the roadway. >> going like 18 to 20 miles an hour. >> and that wasn't fast enough for the bus driver. >> apparently not. >> that's when steve started reporting. you can clearly see the school bus approach a traffic light and pull out to his left into oncoming traffic. but the truck driver pulls to the left too. both school bus and truck, playing a dangerous game on a busine busy street. >> i believe a second or two later just passed in the opposite direction on the left side of the road, and it could have been really that issy.

>> the bus is from jay's bus company, and the company tells us there were no kids on that bus but the bus driver has now been fired. barbara ravell also drives a bus for jay's and says it is unacceptable. >> i think they were both wrong, i have been a bus driver for 30 years and you never go over the dotted line. >> what about the fedex driver? they say they're investigating. >> the fedex driver you can clearly see is not maintaining his lane and it appears in the video that he may be trying to push the bus off to the side of the road. >> that was ida siegel reporting. rosemary, coming up at 6:00, new information about a police chase that ended moments before a crash that claimed an innocent woman's life. plus the nbc 10 investigators look into the money trail in the

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police chase, nbc 10 uncovers new details on the chase that ended just before a crash that took the life of a young woman.

>> how are you doing? >> time doing great, thank you so much. >> hillary clinton on the move. she just wrapped up her first public event since sunday. standing ovation, a police officer shot in the heads the hospital on his road to recovery. they're going to pay. everybody involved is going to pay. >> right now at 6:00, a family wants justice and answers from the police department about a chase that ultimately claimed an innocent woman's life. tonight nbc 10 digs into the investigation while the suspect has his day in court. deeng, i'm jim rosen field. deja ferrier quinones was killed on monday night when she was -- a short time later the suspect

hit ferrier-quinones's car on broad street. south jersey reporter sidney long looked into the and has new information tonight. >> reporter: 22-year-old chandler heavyside was under the influence and speeding. >> we need a prosecutor to really go after this guy as if it was his own daughter. we don't want him out. she's not alive, she's not breathing, she's not walking around, he needs to be in jail. >> reporter: tonight we uncovered much more about the moments before and during the pursuit prior to that final mile that heavyside kept going between the white horse circle and deja took her last breath. police won't say where they witnessed the initial drug sale on monday night, we know it was long parkside after. from here we retrace the route in