a tractor trailer slams into a home, what the homeowner tells us the truck was doing the moment it hit her house. and compare tg refugee crisis to skittles. right now at 11:00 chaos in new castle. a tractor trailer core reslam s this home. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. the homeowner says it was where he was sitting when the crash

happened that may have saved his life. we are live with how this all played out. tim, tell us how it happened. >> reporter: he is usually out smoking at about 15:00 in the morning. nature called this morning. he answered the call and it probably saved his life. >> that's where i was sitting. >> reporter: bob was in her doing his business when the crash happened this morning. >> this way, this way, this way. >> reporter: it looks bad from the outside doesn't it? not much better on the inside. >> i came outside and there is the driver standing in my driveway. i laid into him. >> reporter: bob says the driver didn't tell him what happened. the driver said he need today

call his boss. the driver is okay. zbli heard a huge crunching sound. >> reporter: she was asleep with her daughter. the rig was about 5 feet shy of ripping into her bedroom. she is tired of trucks using her street as a cut-through. >> they just speed right through. >> you can see the truck also hit a neighbor's truck over there, ripped up the yard. this is the second time his house has been hit. it happened ability five years ago. the woman on the phone told me she wasn't going to get me a manager. maybe we'll knock on the door in person. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. a man accused of planting bombs in new jersey. he is charged with attempted murder in the shooting of the officers who captured him. we have more on the

investigation and what's next. >> he is facing rev criminal charges including five counts of attempted murder of a police officer. the total number of charges could rise before he ever gets out of the hospital or sets foot in a courtroom. he was shot several times. two officers were hit in the gunfire. president obama speaks at the united nations days after bombs went off in new jersey and new york allegedly or ke straited by this man. >> for us to apprehend a suspect in just a little over 24 hours after an we haven't takes place like this is outstanding police work. >> he is a naturalized u.s. citizen born in afghanistan. his father spoke to nbc news. >> did you know your son was doing this. >> no. >> you had no idea? >> no.

>> the presidential candidates are weighing in. >> now we will give him amazing hospitalization. he will be taken care of by some of the best doctors in the world and will probably have room service knowing the way our country is. >> hillary clinton called far measured response. >> hate speech being normalized. the dog whistles are out in the open. >> investigators trying to figure out if he had any help. he hasn't spoken with any of the investigators. the big question is why. that is still unknown. he's not going any where fast. she being held on more than $5 million bail. nbc 10 news. testimony is underway in the trial of two former aid to

chris christie. the mayor is expected to take the stand as one of the first witnesses. yesterday during opening statements the federal prosecutor told witnesses that a juror would testify that chris christie was told about a plan to close traffic lanes. christie has continually denied having any knowledge of the alleged plot. philadelphia police look for a driver of a hit-and-run that injured a man just before 11:00 last night. a driver struck a 49-year-old man near the city's rhawnhurst neighborhood. police tell us the man is in critical condition. three people were shot in

philadelphia's point breeze neighbor neighborhood. a mother carrying her baby was hit along with a woman in her 60s. right after the shooting police took a man with a semi automatic weapon into custody. police are trying to figure out if the man is the gunman. today we know more about the suspect behind this weekend's shooting rampage. police sources say nicholas referred to himself in the third person as solo tattoo tears. he has been to jail at least once a year all of his adult life but during his last day he was sent to solitary confinement three times. that isolation contributed to a suicide attempt last year. >> he was like out of it. he try today commit suicide. >> he was a different guy? >> yes. >> in april of this year glenn's

supervised probation was extended that he receive a mental health evaluation. family members believe he snapped friday night. one of the officers says he will be back in uniform as soon as he can. it shows video of ed miller moments of being shot twice but still chasing the gunman. he was honored to northeast philly. he acted on instinct friday night. >> training kicks in and you do what you have to do. i didn't even think about it too much until afterwards. at that time it was just about doi protecting the public, that's it. >> the second officer is still recovering from her wounds. time now for a check on the roads with francesca ruscio . a busy morning today.

you have another accident in your system there. >> very busy morning. we have an accident that took place at the intersection of south trap road. it caused an accident and one critically injured. we will open up towards 18th street. we do have easy going traffic in eastbound and westbound directions. not too bad. here is a vehicle fire within the montgomery region. it is near daily street. i would recommend taking towards philadelphia as an alternate. another road closure. this is along route 313. this so far expected delays in that area as well as road closures, vai. >> thank you.

carson wentz should have had two touchdown but was dropped. he showed tremendous poise under pressure. undefeated eagles host the steelers at 4:25. multiple sources reporting that lane johnson was pending an appeal that hearing is scheduled for october 4th. johnson would be sidelined for ten games starting with the eagles game against the licenon. it would be his second offense. no comment from the nfl or the eagles. >> if you would watch the eagles game last night you saw them all stand for the national anthem. three players did so raising their fists in protests. take a look.

he kept his promise to follow the symbolic. the anthem protested design to shine light on social injustice. community members are coming together for a discussion on how to improve the relationship between police officers and the community. the meeting will be held tonight at 7:00 at the own veruniversal church. he was honored for dedication to the fight for civil rights. former pennsylvania governor and jim kenny were among those that paid tribute to the georgia congressman. congressman lewis is the only surviving big 6 leader. he was injured when he helped lead the bloody sunday march in 1965. >> i never tried to win any

award. my plan wasn't to seek fame or fortune. all i wanted to do is to help out, to do what i could to help make this country and the world community a little bit better. >> liberty medal is given for those that fight for people all over the world. up next, the high profile hollywood couple that just announced they are calling it quits. plus, what president obama is telling the united nations general assembly. plus presidential pick, we'll tell you about the new reports of who george hw. bush will be voting for. >> it was a murky morning. we still have clouds around and a few showers around too. we have your forecast just ahead.

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children ton's recrept pneumonia has 50% support among likely voters versus trump who has 45%. donald trump and hillary clinton will both campaign in north carolina.

clinton will also fly to colorado for a fundraiser. yesterday both candidates sat down with foreign leaders in new york. both clinton and trump focused on fighting terrorism and both clung to positions that the other candidate would not keep america safe. >> it is hard to put a loose n cannon in charge to start another war. >> you can count on nbc 10 for live coverage on monday night. donald trump jr. is taking heat for this tweet he posted overnight. it said if i had a bowl of skittles and i told you three would kill you, would you take a handful? that's our syrian refugee problem. form are president george

bush plans to vote for clinton. townsend said bush told her his plans when the two met in may yesterday. bush's son jeb lost out to donald trump in the nomination. jimmy fallon wasn't taking any chances during the interview which aired last night. >> welcome. welcome. welcome. welcome. thank you so much. it is great to have you here. let's talk about -- >> jimmy was having a little fun with the nominee after her recent bout with pneumonia. president obama addresses the u.n.

they started the annual meeting yesterday. the president says the world is by many measures less violent than ever before but says people do not have faith in institutions so governing is more difficult. she ca he is calling for greater cooperation world wide. an attorney for angelina jolie says the actress has filed for divorce from brad pitt. they say the decision was made for the health of the family. the couple disagreed over parenting methods and jolie asked for physical custody of their six children. they have been together since 2004 but did not marry until august of 2014. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> right now still seeing lingering clouds. the fog is gone. some sunshine filtering through the clouds. we are not seeing any showers associated with the lingering

clouds. we'll make it into the low 80s tonight. clouds will be thinning out during the evening hours and plenty of sunshine for tomorrow. temperatures are climbing, 76 degrees, low 70s in south jersey. some breaks of sunshine in delaware at 74 degrees. look at the suburbs. 75 in lehigh valley. this is where it warmed up just enough to get rid of the fog this morning. there are still 60s. slowly climbing into the upper 70s to low 80s this afternoon. meantime there were a few breaks in the clouds first thing this morning. there were some showers and there are showers back in southern delaware and south jersey. light scattered showers.

this is all we'll see during the day today, nothing like what we had yesterday. some of those moved inland. you can see the clouds have really thinned out. we will see a warming trend. it starts to today. yesterday we were stuck in the 70s. look at the temperatures. into the 80s. a big warm up at the shore too with more and more sunshine. by the end of the week upper 70s and upper 80s for philadelphia. it will feel like summer. it's just as autumn begins. autumn arrives and temperatures will get warmer. as far as showers are concerned, once the few showers end at the shore we are dry for the end of the week for philadelphia and dover. the threat of the showers will be decreasing and no sign of any wet weather. so rain not happening. warm temperatures, we have got them. cloudy skies today, breaking for

sunshine this afternoon. 83 this afternoon. we'll see more sunshine tomorrow and the bright sunny skies for autumn's arrival which happens at 10:21 in the morning. it will be feeling summer-like heat for thursday and friday. temperatures turn around and the first weekend of fall will feel like it. more so on sunday than on saturday. 83 degrees on saturday then the winds pick up and drive the temperatures down for sunday at 69 degrees. there could be clouds late on sunday into monday. we have a possibility of getting showers, just a chance and then dry weather with temperatures holding in the 70s for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> all right. thank you. if you fill up your car with premium gas it might be time to reconsider. we'll tell you about a new study that could save you money next time you're at the gas station. be sure to vote for our high school blitz game of the week.

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fields of food, fine breverage and hospitality, we are thrilled to have her here with us here this morning. valerie is here. did i say that right? that's right. >> french is not too bad at all. >> tell us about your organization and how you honor and assist women in the hospitality field. >> well, it is women and food. we have legendary people going all the way back. sunday's event is going to get a scholarship dollars and we give out a couple of scholarships a year. when i started out they were traditionally giving it to women who were already established in the field and in culinary

school. i work for the school district of philadelphia and career technical education. now we are also giving it to some of the underserved students who are in culinary arts in the school drilistrict. >> tell us how you came to that. >> well, they were asked to submit names and why they felt that this person deserved the award. almost everyone in philadelphia has worked with her at some point. she is legendary. her name concept is teaching the people that she meets everything that she knows. one of the dishes we are serving on sunday she has taught with who is preparing the dish. another is a chicken breast with

-- >> what does it mean to you to be given this great honor? >> first i was very surprised. i know there are many wonderful women in the city of philadelphia who are at least as qualified as i am. i was humbly delighted to receive it. >> well, you brought some of your goodies here with you. >> yes. >> you worked with my friend. i understand you also taught julia how to make crescents, is that correct? >> yes. she would decide if she likes it she would call me. i sent it to her with a letter

in french. i explained to her how to revive it. it died within 30 seconds of its life. i explained to her how to do it. the phone call came from cambrid cambridge. >> these look absolutely delicious. i may take a couple these. >> we thought you should take them because they are really wonderful. >> i will do just that. dinner is from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the inat grace wine rrywiner. check out the nbc 10 app. thanks so much for coming. >> thank you for having us. >> it's a great honor. >> very happy to be here. we are learning details

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we have more ton case against ahmad rahami. >> capture and cell phone. investigators say his bombings in new york and new jersey were

captured on surveillance video. rahami's father speaking with nbc 10 news. did you know your son was doing this? >> no. i'm not sure what's happening. it's very hard right now to taltal talk, okay? >> he was spotted sleeping in the doorway of a bar. rahami reportedly pulled a gun and shot officers. they are both recovering this morning. he was caught after a foot chase and a gunfight. rahami is suspected of planting explosive devices and another that exploded saturday night in manhattan injuring 29 people. a third device was discovered blocks away but failed to

detonate. monday a mile from his home a backpack filled with five devices was detonated by police after it was discovered by two homeless men. rahami is an american citizen raised in the u.s. whose family m grated from afghanistan. >> you go from being a normal kid to wanting to hurt people. investigators say they are still trying to determine be his motive. back to you. close call far new castle man when a truck crashed into his home this morning. tim, you talked with a man about why he is not hurt. tell us about it. >> a tractor trailer comes off the street and it comes crashing

through and bedroom here in new castle. bob tells me he is out on the porch. today he had to use the bathroom. police interviewing the driver. they want to know how he ended up lunching a car. the speed limit is 25 miles per hour. they say cars and trucks slide through here all of the time. he even called the plant to tell them they need to slow down their drivers.

>> reporter: i asked to speak to a manager at canada dry. the woman told me no and hung up on me. >> t video caught multiple angles showing the black driver being shot by the white officer. the latest incident calling protests. >> a second angle from a helicopter overhead. an officer says he wasn't cooperating. the video clearly shows him with his hands in the air, even officers in the chopper could see it as they discussed in his reporting. >> he has his hands up there now. >> he then shot by officer betty

shell by. >> shots fired. >> both now on paid leave. lying on the ground the video showed no one checks on him for more than a minute. he later died at the hospital. the police chief confirming he was not armed. >> there was no gun on the suspect or in the suspect vehicle. a big protest law enforcement making assure ranss justice will be served as the justice department opens its own investigation. his twin sister saying he feels an arrest warrant will be issued. >> the video and everything that's out there speaks for itself is really clear cut. >> she has been assured justice will be served but in her mind charges would have already been

filed. , tulsa. a captain says he accidentally hit a button indicating hijacking was in progress. the plane was taken to an isolated part of the airport. security forces surrounded the plane as a precaution. a close call for some american airlines passengers. their plane made an emergency landing just after midnight. the landing gear wouldn't work. passengers say they were told to brace for impact. at last minute the landing gear went into place and the plane landed safely. the plane crashed saturday night outside of phoenix. the homeowners say they are lucky to have escaped unharmed. he is expected to be okay. the house is a total loss. a woman in los angeles faces

a hit-and-run and dui charges. he hit a driver and kept going. she then crash into a building of broken relationships. two people were walking down the street were hurt but are going to be okay. in california hundreds of firefighters trying to get a wild fire under control. it is burning at the south end of this base. so far no buildings are threatened. it is growing fast. only central personnel are working on this base. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. new this morning the ceo wells fargo apologizes to the bank's customers. he testified in front of a senate committee this morning. they are accused of opening accounts in order meet sales targets. the ceo says he is deeply sorry that the bank didn't act sooner

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we are talking about the second annual achievement award event. thank you very much for being here. temple grand is one of the most well known accomplished adults with autism in the world. >> she is a suburb educator and major inspiration to all of the families who have children or adults with autism. last year we gave her an honor, an award and she came to our event and she was thrilled and we had over 500 people. she was so must'voved that, so year people who have made an outstanding contribution. it will be dr. steven sure also nationally and internationally

known from the new england area. the award will be given out to him tomorrow night and we have families and educators coming to hear him speak. he is known to being a self advoca advocate. he will talk about autism. he will talk about sensory issues. we are looking for an exciting evening tomorrow night. >> temple grand, they really are the poster children for what people with autism, the kinds of contributions they can make in society, are they not? >> absolutely. he goes around talking to families and individuals. he provides music, education, lectures all over the world. they thought they would have to institutionalize him. his family, friends and teachers just got the best out of him and gave him a lot of attention and

what we could call that is early intervention. if you have autism it is impairtive you give early intervention services. it is something you can become, same with temple both nationally and internationally known. >> it must be enormously fulfilling for you to be able to give these awards to these good people. i'm sure he appreciates it. dr. temple grant award for excellence and autism event is happening tomorrow at the westin hotel. go to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app and we'll have a link there for you. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> appreciate it. just little bit before noontime. look at this. we have sunshine breaking through the clouds in the lehigh valley. the fog is long gone.

we'll see more to the east. temperatures have been climbing. white hall a little bit waerrme. some spots in the 60s. those are disappearing. upper 70s to low 80s this afternoon. a little bit warmer than normal. look closely. this is a live look. this is rain coming down. the rain will be an issue during the day at the shore and for the delaware beaches. that's where the steadier rain showers are going to be. heavy downpours but they will be brief. it won't be the widespread heavy rain that we had yesterday. clouds are going to stay put today. for most of tonight and tomorrow the clouds will be hanging out in the delaware beaches. philadelphia, it's pretty cloudy right now we are seeing filtered sunshine and we will see slowly increasing sunshine. now, the temperatures already above yesterday's level with

readings that are in the 70s. wilmington at 74 degrees. by 4 degrees in philadelphia and trenton is up by 6. we'll be in the 80s this afternoon. normal high is 79 degrees this time of year. 82 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. we will see breaks of sunshine and fewer clouds this evening dropping down to 75 at 10:00 in philadelphia. farther away from the coast the better chance you'll see that blue sky overhead. 2:00 this afternoon, 80 degrees in the suburbs. showers are long gone. mainly clear and getting cooler this cevening. today clouds will be lingering in delaware and new jersey. there's still a chance of an afternoon shower. it will be dekrooesicreasing as.

by 3:00 this afternoon not much left of the showers. they are offshore. clouds are still streaming inland. you'll get breaks in the clouds for philadelphia. look at the clear skies in the subur suburbs. that's 7:00 this evening. they will hang in there for most of tonight right on into tomorrow. some of them will be streaming inland. i don't expect to see any showers with clouds coming into play. we have warmer days too. 83 degrees today. up to 85 tomorrow and upper 80s for thursday and friday. the cooler weather arrives this weekend. look at sunday. 69 degrees. it's 70s for monday and right on through most of next week. many children throughout our area have suffered or witnessed some form of trauma whether it be abuse, crime, homelessness or the death of a parent. many carry those scars into the

classroom. they will host a brain strain symposium to help overcome these issues. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> you hosted this for the first time last year. >> that's right. >> what did you learn and why did you decide it was important to do it again this year? >> we learned we just scratched the surface. it is a conversation that we talk about pretty frequently. we want to go in depth and be able to help education experts all to the table to talk about what we, as a community, can do to help this widespread problem. >> it really impacts how children learn. how do they impact society as a ripple effect? >> nothing happens in a vacuum.

so i published a health magazine for about ten years. i realized the health and well being of your physical self is never going to operate in a vacuum. it's about the community. it's about economic opportunities. it's about education. so the education opportunities and access don't happen in a vacuum. it's about your family and what you experience in your community. we have to strengthen everything holistically. we look at the adverse childhood specio experiences and if they exposed it will have a physical health impact. they will be predisposed to all kinds of health issues. >> so further what's the goal? i'm sure thatere's a lot of peoe

that don't impact the learning and ripple effects. where do grow from there? >> the idea is to reconnect people with resources. at the end of the day you can only do so much in a symposium or a radio show or tv show. we can spark awareness and connect people up with web sites and experts and people and programs throughout the city. it is a very resource rich community. there is a disconnect between the resources and the people. >> it sounds like you'll have a lot of experts. let's remind our viewers. it is happening this thursday at 6:00 at franklin theater. you do need to register in advance or on our nbc 10 app. thank. >> thank you. >> thanks so much.

on nbc 10 at 4:00 young students embarrassed in front of their peers over a school lunch policy according to a pennsylvania cafeteria worker. the so called lunch shaming that

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