presbyterian hospital as sylvia young appeared. it was an emotional moment of gratitude. >> she's a heck of a police officer and supervise and those that know her love her that you can see. >> reporter: listen four days ago, officers swarmed west philadelphia streets to catch a gunman man on a rampage. he fired about 18 rounds into the driver's side of officer young's vehicle. >> to see something like this going on again, it's really traumatic, it's a shame, it's truly devastating. >> that's officer jesse hartnett who knows something of what sergeant young is facing. he survived an ambush in his patrol car kwlerl thearlier thi. >> i really hope i can go back. it's second, less than 15 minutes i had something taken away from me. >> reporter: today the 44-year-old is still rehabbing, coming to the hospital for

therapy as officer young starts her own road the commissioner says she wants to return, which he calls a testament to her resolve. >> and last night we heard for the first time from the other police officer in that shooting rampage. officer ed miller was honored at a tailgate party. miller says he will be back in uniform when he can. >> that's where i was sitting there among. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a bathroom break that saved a man from a crash. a tractor trailer from a nearby soda plan slammed into the

soda -- has been looking into the details of the newcastle house today. >> he's actually standing over here right now, his name is bob and he's usually outside smoking before work on his porch. the track came down the road. you see that blue car on the road out there? the truck hit that car, it came out into the yard and look what it did to the man's bedroom. >> that's where i was sitting this morning. >> reporter: bob was doing his business when his house was crashed into this morning. >> the house swayed this way and this way and i was in the bathroom. >> reporter: the soda truck slammed right up on to the porch and into his house. afterwards bob wanted some answers. >> i came outside and he's the driver standing in my driveway and i just laid into it.

>> bob says he kind of rambled. the driver was okay, police sent him to the hospital for testing, he really could have hurt somebody this morning. catherine was asleep with her daughter when she heard the crash hit bob's house this morning. the rig was about five feet shy of ripping into her bedroom. she says she's sick of her truck using the 25-mile-per-hour street. >> i don't think people really realize this is residential. so they speed right through. >> reporter: and you can see cleanup, you hear the generators and the power tools. i called canada dry's plant this morning and i asked to speak to a manager and they hung up on me. bob tells me he has called them a number of times in the past telling them he needs their drivers to slow down as they come through. he has called them in the past.

police are now deciding if they're going to file charges against that driver. now to some details on a similar situation for another newcastle county homeowner, you're going to watch right there as a car smashes on to the property in the belvedere neighborhood. it's not the first time that cars have slammed into this house. >> tonight we're learning the father of suspected bomber ahmad rahami previously spoke to law enforcement about his son. >> he was interviewed after an incident back in 2014. keith, just what did rahami's father tell federal officials about his son? >> this is what we know right now. it all started when police were called rahami's home in november

of 2014. during an argument, the elder rahami called his son a terrorist. rahami was arrested. but a grand jury declined to indict him. t the fbi found no terrorist connections and the case closed. as for the current information, a h rahami is faced with multiple charges. >> we're very vigilant when you do that. but the human side of you says there is not happening. but for us, it was real, and it was our die and thanning god officers were alive and we were able to make the apprehension. >> here's where it all began. saturday morning, a pipe bomb exploded in a trash can in sea site park. it happened just minutes before

a 5-k charity race for marines, no one was injured. saturday night surveillance video shows people running into a restaurant. rahami was linked to both bombs through fingerprint identification. >> early yesterday morning, police detonate sad pipe bomb in new jersey. an initial court appearance for rahami set for september 28, state and federal prosecutors are working together to determine the severity of the charges due to the extent of the investigation. and as we just mentioned, the first explosive device squuft went off in new jersey

and there are any safety recautions being taken there tonight. >> tourists are backing out after the bomb square. nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg was one of the first on the scene on standard. >> reporter: american flags have replaced the blown apart trash can, but just two days after the bombing in seaside park, there's still disbelief that it happened here. >> it's very close to home and it's very upsetting. >> we were in seaside park soon after this sleepy shore town. moving beyond the blast has been painful. organizers have called off the

race respect scheduled for this saturday citing the ongoing fbi investigation. >> there's too many people scared to cancel their reservation. >> it remains unclear when the explosives were put in the trash can. some homes near the bombing site on ocean avenue are equipped with surveillance cameras, one resident told me the fbi removed the recording equipment. >> we're going to make sure people are as secure as possible in 24 town. >> reporter: upcoming weekend events will now include more police and sweeps of areas that may not have been checked before. following hurricane sandy in 2012 and a devastating board walk inferno the next day, the bombing thrust seaside park back into the spotlight. but people here say getting over this will be very different. >> because it was a threat to the way wily. >> reporter: local officials tell me they're also trying to

figure out what they're going to do with trash cans during large events and if they should be covered up. count on nbc 10 news for continuing coverage of this story. sidney long is breaking down the site of the suspect's arrest in linden, new jersey. a cool and cloudy start to the day, perfect for a run. runners and walkers getting some exercise in fairmount park this morning. it's not exactly great beach weather, you can see just how overcast it is right now. the official last day of summer is tomorrow. >> i hate letting go of summer. erica martin is tracking the warmup for us. >> we do have conditions above normal right now, so filtered

sunshine, lots of clouds out there, warm and muggy, at least through late tomorrow, temperatures 10 to 12 degrees above normal, so it's going to be warm at least through the end of this week, so really thick, soupy clouds out there over philadelphia and current temperatures in the low 80s here. the winds easterly at about 7-mile-per-hour. notice there's not much going on right now. there is a frontal boundary that's stalled out. we do have a high pressure system that will eventually push all those clouds offshore s picking off clouds stickingaround, we do have a cooldown by sunday. erica, now to decision 2016. >> one week after president obama visited philadelphia, we now know the first lady is planning a stop here. michelle obama will come to town hoping to persuade voters to support presidential candidate

hillary clinton. right now details about where the first lady will be aren't available. stay with nbc 10 for the very latest. we also now know the focus of next week's first presidential debate. that will focus on three topics, achieving prosperity and securing america. but according to the debate commission, the subject could change as things develop. on debate night, join me and the rest of our 2016 team at the affinity live in south philadelphia. be part of the audience or watch us live on nbc 10. okay, a shortly break from the campaign trail, apparently didn't hurt hill clinton's latest poll numbers.

>> the nbc/news monkey poll of likely voters gives hillary clinton a 5% lead over donald trump. donald trump took his message to the university of north carolina today. he once again asked african-americans what do you have to lose by voting for me? he also promised to youunite th country. >> imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one god, saluting one flag? >> some have expressed concerns about trump's use of the frasz under one god, fearing it goes against america's religious freedoms. and a social media uproor after donald trump's son donald trump jr. compared syrian refugees to skittles. in a tweet last night, if i had

a bowl of skittles, and i told you just three would kill you, would you take a handful? the makers of skittles did not like the tweet, responding refugees are people, we do not feel that it is an appropriate analogy. voter registration drive in philadelphia today targeted older voters. seniors can continue to get voter registration help until the october 11th deadline. >> even though hillary clinton was cleared by her doctors after her recent bout with pneumonia, that apparently wasn't good enough for tonight show host jimmy fallon. clinton wasn't the only one getting teased. the pair also poked some fun at donald trump. >> this is a -- no, that's not him, is it?

>> the most famous romance going, rite? >> donald trump was fallon's guest on the show last week. and count on nbc 10 for complete 2016 coverage, the general election just seven weeks from today. in other news now, day two of the bridge gate scandal in new jersey, today the mayor who was the alleged target of lane closure scandal. punish the mayor for not endorsing kris kwli. he testified that he was showered with attention from new jersey governor staffers. the sudden lane closures in september of that year caused massive traffic tieups. a cherry hill discussion

hopes to bridge the gap between police and law enforcement. they ask discuss improving community relations. it's being held at the unitarian church. we have some new details on what philadelphia police originally called a hit and run. police now saying the man hit by the car had just tried to rob the driver. this happened just before 11:00 last night near bustleton and bleigh avenue. the victim hit the suspect with his car and drove off. he's now cooperating with police. the robber was critically hurt and is expected to face charges. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues now with the end of a hollywood romance that's breaking the hearts of fans. >> brangelina is no more. angelina jolie is filing for divorce from brad pitt. tmz reports jolie filed for

divorce because she was upset over pitt parents methods. pitt's statement says i am very saddened by this but what matters most now is our kids. the couple has been together since 2004 after meeting on the set of mr. and mrs. smith. the romance became one of hollywood's biggest love triangles. the couple was made two years ago. you can read the full story, social media reaction and see a photo gallery of the power couple's relationship right now. shaun mccoy may have side stepped criminal charges for his alleged -- but he's not in the clear just yet. we're going to show you video obtained by tmz sports. two offduty cops are suing mccoy

for his alleged involvement in the brawl. the investigation found mccoy and two others attacked and permanently injured the two officers. da seth williams said that they found no evidence linking mccoy to the brawl. democrnstrators in the oklahoma shows terrance crutcher with his hands up as he walks to his suv followed by two police officers, his vehicle had broke on down. one officer hits crutcher with his taser and then another officer shot him. protesters stood in front of the tulsa county courthouse demanding justice yesterday, the group is calling for the case not to be hand build the federal

government, officially the federal district attorney. >> officer betty shelby who shot crutcher is currently on paid administrative leave. eagles safety malcolm jenkins tweeted out don't ignore racial injustice. it comes after he and several teammates raised their right fist during last night eels bear's game. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist erica mar teen. we're seeing skoupy conditions for today. remaining muggy through at least tomorrow. improving by tomorrow, current temperatures mainly seeing lots of 80s and some upper 70s, dover

77, 81 for trenton and allentown currently at 84 degrees. current went profile keeping those clouds onshore. expect those winds to eventually kind of lighten up a bit. satellite and radar image, notice those clouds sticking around, we do have some showers for parts of southern delaware. we do have that frontal boundary that's stalled out. a high pressure system will shift on down and push everything offshore. however our weather story includes a muggy trend continuing. 60s a and overnight 40s make a come back sunday and monday. average temperatures the next couple of days and by sunday, we're seeing upper 60s and this pattern change all xue to a cold front sliding down from the northwest, due here by saturday into sunday, certainly by monday, so expect much cooler temperatures to kick off the

following workweek. so your ten-day forecast, keeping it in the 80s, through saturday, and then notice by sunday, 69 is the expected high temperature. overnight temperatures saturday into sunday, certainly will be cooler, sunday into monday, as well, and it looks like we do have a dry stretch for the next several days, of course we'll be tracking that for you and you can always follow us on social media, but for more updates it's back to you. today the university launched its new brand in front of a packed house. they showed off brand new marketing materials for recruitment, which included new commercials and other videos. it's apparent, nothing more important than your child's safety in the car. >> when she needed a part for a broken car seat, it never arrived. still ahead, we'll show you how the nbc 10 response team helped find a fix and get the family back on the road together.

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regular lating self driving cars. the new rules are meant to balance safety and innovation. among the new regulations is a 15 point sifity check. it safe guards against packing and what happens if it's automated systems failed. uber is also getting into the self driving car business, the ride sharing company is giving customers rides on automated vehicles in pittsburgh. customers who ordered uber will be given a chance to ride in a self driven car. a family's effort to fix their child's car seat fell apart when they contacted the company for a fix.parents you m shocked when you hear the company's response. plus malcolm jenkins kept his promise to protest at last

night's game. what local police are telling nbc 10 about the statements on the sidelines. >> it's warm now, but cool temperatures by the weekend, i've got the forecast in just a bit.

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sidelines. deanna spoke with both sides. >> reporter: in social media and talking to people in person, everyone has their opinion about there, some say the protest was in poor taste during the national anthem. and others say if you want to keep the conversation going about social injustice, you need to do more than just raise your hands in the air. >> now, please stand. >> and now that he has -- >> he has the right to do what he wants to do. >> reporter: local groups are speaking out. >> when people protest, you know, our flag, and protest the star spangled banner and the pledge of allegiance. >> reporter: working with the naacp and starting his own organization, race for peace. he says he's been working for to years to promote social justice. >> he's a highly decorated athlete. you know, these athletes have a

major role. they look at these athletes, these entertainers, these movie stars more than a common guy. >> reporter: wrung of public safe did director fred herring said that is the way to promoat social justice. >> if they want to do so much for social injustice, there's some great projects under bay in philadelphia. >> reporter: the more famous you are, the more you can do to find a solution. and again howell is planning a stum mitt for next month. he's invited police from all over the phil side area. coming up tonight, we're going to take a look at some of those social media comments and what everybody is saying about that subject on the sideline.

the steelers are coming to town on sunday. we have your covered ahead of the game. join us for eagles game day kickoff starting at 9:00 a.m. sunday morning, that's followed by eagles game day at 10:00. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> students here walking between classes couldn't complain much. let's take a live look at the ben franklin bridge right now. tomorrow, the last day of summer. the warm temperatures aren't going away just yet. >> just as we want to enjoy the last days of summer. >> absolutely, guys, we do have cooler temperatures by the weekend, overnight lows sunday into monday, looks like we could see some 40s, but right now seeing 80s. 83 in philadelphia. mainly 80s, some upper 70s out

there, condition a little bit cloudy, we're seeing thick and soupy clouds. picking up on some light resip. those clouds have been pretty soupy. fill youred sunshine for today, warm and muggy, so humidity is high. temperatures ten to 12 degrees above normal. that's the story at least through friday. then cooler temperatures by the weekend. hour by hour forecast, picking up on those temperatures by tomorrow. it looks like those overnight lows saturday into sunday and especially sunday into monday will certainly be chilly. be sure you get those jackets handy. defense attorneys gave opening statements in the market street building collapse trial today. they said the owner had no connection to the collapse. the building collapsed into a

salvation army building. the attorneys for the salvation army give their opening statements tomorrow. testimony is expected to last for at least two months. to delaware now, and food for thought for high school seniors. governor jack marquel spoke to seniors at indian river high school. this is not the news people burdened with student loan dealt want to hear. >> no, we will explain why not making those statements is creating a space for scammers to prey on borrowers. also dozens of k-mart locations set to close their doors right in the middle of the holiday shopping season. how it affects our local stores.

nbc 10 in we philly today, as the ribbon is cut opening a new middle school. it's the science leadership academy middle school.

and it's based on the model philadelphia science leadership high schools. they're two nationally renowned science magnet high schools. a rise in student loan -- the consumer financial protection bureau says it has even an increase in the number of companies to large -- government debt relief plans, plannings they could stein up for on their own for free. ads are often highly misleading and designed to show they have a special relationship with the government which may don't. young students embarrassed in front of their friends over a school lunch policy. >> the so call lunch shaming that had her calling it quits and calling out the school district. conditions have been warm and will continue to be warm

through friday and saturday. but a major cooldown in the works. i'll have the full details coming up in my full forecast.

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i'm meteorologist erica martin and conditions right now are warm and muggy, trending this way through friday and conditions will stay in the 80s. overnight lows could been in the 40s sunday into monday. west mount area, 81 degrees for you. 82 in kensington. we're seeing a little bit of a serial and northwesterly push rather of clouds. those will stick around for just a little while longer, the suburbs seeing mostly 80s out there. we do have warm temperatures through the end of this week. 79 degrees for you, lumber on the 82. so lots of upper 70s, low 80s

trending above normal for this time of year. clouds sticking around, noticing no charge in the forecast. an hour by hour forecast, picking up on those clouds eventually moving offshore by tomorrow, clearing by this weekend, again, the big story is that we do have cooler temperatures by sunday, so notice friday, we're seeing lots of 80s in the forecast, upper 70s, saturday also seeing lots of 80s, lots of sunshine as well. then notice by sunday, seeing some 60s in the forecast, overnight lows into the 40s. the pattern change by this weekend, that cold front dipping down from the northeast. we will be tacking for you, you can always follow us on social media for more updates. an extented ten-day forecast,

interesting, notice we're seeing those mid to upper 80 temperature bo normal. then we start to see those cooler temperatures, jackie and jim, by saturday night into sunday morning, so really a big story is it feels like summer now. of course the first day of fall is on thursday. and then mother nature gets the memo, because saturday into sunday, a major cool start to the day. be sure you get those jackets handy, then those overnight lows in the 40s and maybe even some upper 30s. a major change in the forecast. >> you don't like that, jim. >> i said earlier, i love summer, i like to extend it out as much as possible. but i don't think we have much control over that. >> no, not at all. >> it has been warm and we know it's going to come eventually. and it's really on time if you want it to feel like football weather. saturday is the day it drops

down from 83 to 69. that's the expected high temperature, of course, you're talking about the suburbs, may see some cooler temperatures there. that's the big story right now, especially saturday into sunday and monday. that is something we're going to keep an eye on very closely. >> bring up those eagles fleece jackets we have. to this dallas school cafeteria worker over what she's calling lunch shaming in her pennsylvania school district. >> she says she had to take a hot lunch away from an elementary school because his partials owed more than $25 for his previous school lunches. it happened in cannonsberg, the school says it's trying to deal with a bag lock of families who owe tens of thousands of dollars. younger students can lose their hot lunch, but are still allowed to get a cold lunch.

older students get no lunch at all if they owe more than $25. k-mart announcing plans to close 64 stores in 28 states. those stores will begin liquidation sales in the next few weeks. the new wave of closures follows walmart's k-mart's decision. 10,000 cases of eggo waffles. it's november 21st of '17. nothing more than important than your child's savity. >> when one mother needed a part

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a south phil couple says their child's car seat broke and they needed a new part to fix it fast. >> they called nbc 10 responds and harry hairston has their story. >> reporter: i got to tell you, folks u as soon as this case came in, we got right to work. because helping a parent in need is one of our top priorities. 5-month-old gabriel is the light of his parents lives. they got worried when the chest

strap on his car seat busted. >> this was the chest strap and the buttons broke. >> reporter: the seat was under warranty and she wanted it fix right away. >> i'm not taking him on the highway or anywhere in that. >> reporter: a representative told her a new part would be there in two days. with nothing four days later, she called them back. >> same thing, on and off of hold, taking my information. >> reporter: she says that a representative promised to call her back with tracking information for the part. but she says that never happened. >> i need the part. >> reporter: even called britax corporate office. >> it was just the run around, over and over and over. >> with no calls back a week later, shannon called nbc 10 responds. the order was processed. >> i feel like if i didn't call

nbc, they would have never called me back. >> reporter: just two days later, the part arrived. and little gabriel says this nbc 10 responds message. >> thanks nbc. >> that has to be the youngest nbc responds case we have every gotten. most cases are handled immediately. the car seat is still safe, without a chest clip. which is a precraft positioning device that is not a regulatory requirement. the part was worth about $10, but it's not about the money, folks, it's all about getting you what you deserve, so we add to that our total and it's $116,2 so. >> no problem is too small or in the case of that little boy, too

cute. >> he's got a lot of hugs and a lot of hand shakes. >> if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, fill out our fortunately online or give us a number to call. the number is right there on your screen. coming up tomorrow on nbc 10 responds, a woman says her power bill ballooned in one billing cycle. after several tries to straighten it out with no success, she called nbc 10 responds. a warm day in the forecast, temperatures mainly in the 80s, some upper 70s, currently, allentown at 84. vine land cooler, upper 70s for you. and wilmington, lots of clouds out there, filtered sunshine for today. warm and muggy, humidity pretty high. we'll have that through the rest of this week. but a cooldown in the works by

saturday into sunday, so much cooler temperatures for next week. here is your above average for a while, at least through friday and saturday. temperatures topping out in the mid to upper 80s by friday. low 80s on saturday, and then notice on sunday, upper 60s, the coolest day coming up. some stubborn clouds sticking around, be sure you follow us on social media, of course if you look at the bottom of your screen, you do have your neighborhood forecast. and of course your hour by hour forecast and your extended 10-day outlook. back to you. next on nbc 10 news at 45k, saving you money at the gas pump. >> the big mistake that's costing drivers big bucks. now they believe the driver was the victim, new information that turned this whole story around. plus a suspect is now in custo custody, but this weekend's bombings have left several new jersey towns in turmoil. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy,

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now they say the man in the hospital was no victim. good evening, i'm keith jones. >> tonight we continue to follow new developments on the bombing suspect who was taken down in new jersey. here are the new details we learned today. >> it turns out the fbi had questions about ahmad rahami two years a. after someone heard his father calling him a terrorist. the fbi ended up dropping the case. we're also learning now details about a notebook rahami was carrying when he was arrested. one official telling nbc news it contained rambling references to the bombing attacks at the bottom marathon and ft. hood. >> even though the suspect is in custody, these explosions left a town in turmoil.

>> reporter: well, denise sand keith, i can tell you federal agents along with state police and local authorities, they have been combing every inch of this linden neighborhood for the past 30 hours. authorities are working to meese together how rahami allegedly pulled off two bombings in two states on the same day before it touched two small towns in the dramatic finish we witnessed monday. we have new cell phone video of the gun battle between ahmad rahami and police. at least 16 shots were fired. >> i did what any man would do. i called the police i'm not a hero, the police are the heroes. >> he said rahami's gun must

have been hidden underneath him. >> he came out of the store and yelling at the cops saying this is the man you are looking for. >> we opened up the gate to see the cops were chasing him, he was running past us. >> two shots, and then the officer shot and then he started running. >> in nearby elizabeth, neighbors who know rahami had questions about how he would build or hide bombs. >> i think it's very likely that a 28-year-old mana would have te eight to hide that from his family. >> i was in chelsea that night, so it was bombing me the last couple of days. >> reporter: tonight both linden officers are home from the hospital and recovering. and we also smoke t