investigation ahmad khan rahami two years ago. neighbors say they made rahami's father call him a terror. the father tells us he made that statement after an argument in the heat of a moment inside their home. after multiple interviews, the fbi found no ties to terrorism. we just learned minutes ago about rahami's employment. he worked as a security guard. streets are still blocked up in new jersey with the take down up that suspect happened yesterday. >> sidney long is joining us live and sidney, what's happening there where you are right now? >> jim and jacqueline, i can tell you the fbi is still very much hard at work out here with a full scale command post set up here behind us. they continue to gather physical evidence and also interview anyone and everyone who crossed rahami's path.

new cell phone footage and is sound of gunshots as many as 16 were exchanged between am mat rahami and linden police. both near the bar where he shot at police, they're also reviewing evidence that they seized at rahami's home and his restaurant. authorities have yet to say where he think he built or hit home made bombs. >> i think it's possible because being a 28-year-old man, it would be very easily so shield it away from your family. the family seems very innocent to me. >> the restaurant owner said he thought the man asleep on his bar stool seemed homeless and innocent, but then he recognized his beard and called police. >> i was thinking is this the same guy that's just watching on the news, and he's the same guy just sleeping in front of my bar. >> reporter: that's when the gun battle began and rahami was

captured. >> ultimately the stpt was hit and two of our officers were hit. >> the police chief praises the actions of his officers. he says while police train for scenarioings like this, it's still stir real. >> the human side of you says there's no way this could be for real, there's no way this could be happening here in our town. but in this case, it was our town and it was our guy and officers are alive. >> harry baynes the bar owner came to the u.s. 20 years ago from india. he told us earlier he did what any american would by calling authorities. he also says that police are the true heros of this frightening arrest and capture. >> and nbc news has learned more

about rahami's family, a woman in edison she's the mother of his child. she petitioned family court for full custody of their son. he went to the chelsea snabltd in new york to see the bombing site firsthand. 22 people were injured in chelsea when a bomb went off saturday night. everyone is okay. the first explosive device went off in a trash can in seaside park. tonight there are new security procedures taking place there. citing the ongoing fbi investigation. one resident told us the fbi remonthed recording equipment from surveillance cameras near the bombing site. >> there are too many people skaerd and they cancelled the

celebration. >> i don't like this climate and know nothing whether or not you're safe. >> local officials are also trying to figure out what they're going to do with trash cans during large events and whether they should be covered up. to the latest now on friday's shooting rampage in west philadelphia, today an emotional sergeant sylvia young was greeted by her fellow officers lined up outside penn presbyterian medical center. she was sitting outside the patrol car. she was hit in the arm, the shoulder and torso. fellow officers called it a miracle she's alive. >> she joins us live from penn presbyterian medical center, with more on this. >> reporter: the police commissioner today called her a heck of a police officer. she has 19 years on the force

and he says she wants to return after she has recovered. today, though, it was about taking a moment to honor her. when sergeant sylvia young came through the doors, her colleagues were waiting for her. wheeled over to a waiting suv, she held a hand, the emotion of the moment on her face. >> doing very well, obviously overtaken with emotion right now, skiing all comrades out here wishing her well as she goes overwhelm. >> reporter: she was shot in a rampage friday night when nicholas glenn fired at her vehicle, hitting her in the shoulder, arm and torso. it's a scene familiar with officer jesse hartnett. >> i couldn't believe when the doors opened the amount of support that she has. >> like srlgt young, he took cover in the front seat. >> you're wearing a vest,

you'reing a gun belt, honestly you can't go forward too far. >> hartnett just had his ninth surgery, now sergeant young forging her own road to recovery. >> it's just nothing short of miraculous that she is even here to receive this kind of warm welcoming and thankfully his -- >> while philadelphia police were glad to be able to honor the sergeant today, the commissioner says they are also remembering the young woman shot that night who did not survive. live in west philadelphia, nbc 10 news. >> and the other police officer shot friday night is already recovering at home, the university of pennsylvania officer edward miller attended a police fundraising event last night. nbc 10 had a chance to speak with officer miller who said being an officer is in his blood and he will be back soon. he was shot three times, once in the hip, bow and ankle. today we spoke with the wife

of a bouncer who was also shot. his name is marteese washington, his wife tells us he's still reing in the hospital. to a first alert traffic warning, a new popular exit off the betsy ross bridge. >> the i-95 south exit will be shut down, police are rebuilding that interchange to rebuild that ramp. there's two other ways to go, follow bridge street exit or take the exit at allegheny avenue. >> you can expect delays on lincoln drive, one southbound lane and the shoulder will be closed from wayne avenue to green street. the closure starts at 7:00 a.m., it will last until next friday night september 30th. crews will be working on a water main. turning to the weather, summer's almost officially over,

it will soon feel like fall, the humidity is going to stick around for a few days. >> nbc 10 meteorologist erica martin is here with what you can expect. >> temperatures above average for at least a little while, thursday and friday mid to upper 80s, but tracking upper 60s by sunday, and overnight sunday into monday, certainly very chilly of course. stay tuned for my full forecast weather stories include 80s through tomorrow. a cooldown by sunday. right now seeing lots of low 80s, low 70s, new jersey low 80s, those clouds pushing offshore. certainly conditions by tomorrow, overnight lows mainly in the 50s, a few upper 40s. trenton 58 for you, and mt. holly expected overnight lows in the mid 50s. so your weekend outlook, we're going to see 80s on friday and then on saturday, but then again, the big story is 60s by

sunday. i'll have more information coming up in my full forecast. to decision 2016, donald trump is focusinging on hillary clinton while talking got the boomings in and nrng new jersey. trump told a crowd in north carolina isis happened on hillary clinton's watch. meanwhile donald trump is making another trip to delaware county later this week. the public rally will be at the sun city studios. you can sign up for tickets on the website. and today hillary clinton did fonot have any public event. this morning the clinton campaign held a conference call with national security advisors about the bombing. clinton told reporters now is not the time for extreme proposals, adding that's what terrorists are aiming for. and a new nbc news poll shows hillary clinton regained momentum once she returned from the campaign trail. the poll of likely voters showed

clinton with 50% of the vote compared to donald trump with 45%. the topics are set for the first presidential event next sunday. lester holt will be the moderator and the topics include america's direction, achieving prosperity and securing america. and on debate, join me and the rest of our decision 2016 team. be part of the live audience or watch us live on tv at 7:00 p.m. it's all about what you want to hear the candidates say during that debate. so join us in person or on tv live at xfinity live monday at 7:00 p.m. philadelphia police say a man who appeared to be a visibility of a hit and run last night was actually a robbery suspect. it all happened just before 11:00 last night.

the driver hit him with his car, as the suspected stabbed a knife through the wind. the victim drove off and is cooperating with police. the robbery suspect was injured but is expected to recover. tonight the redevelopment agency received plans for the resort. just yesterday the former rebel officially changed its name to ten. glenn stroud targets an opening date of two years. next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a bathroom break likely saved a man's life, tonight the homeowner explains what he did after a truck crashed into his home. plus jumping on the wentz wagon, hear from the eagles about their big win last night in chicago. s. toomey crossed party lines to support background checks.... that keep guns out of the hands of criminals and terrorists.

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a truck crashed into his home and he felt the walls shake. tim furlong takes us inside to see the damage. >> i was in the bathroom. >> reporter: the urge to hit the

bathroom came just at the right time. >> i just felt the house move, came outside, there's the driver standing in my driveway. and i just laid into hill. >> reporter: bob says the driver didn't tell him why he drifted off of moore's lane and struck his house. bob's house was hit by another company's truck once before 15 years ago. bob says he has called the nearby canada dry plan. and asked them to have their drivers slow down. lots of drivers use this street as a shortcut. >> all i saw was a big truck in my face. >> catherine was sleeping at her own house. a few more feet and that truck would have slammed into her bed. her husband is on an overnight shift. he's so relieved his wife and daughter are okay. >> i called the canada dry place this morning and asked to talk

to a manager. the person who answered the phone said no, and hung up on me. police are now deciding if they're going to file charges in this case. in newcastle, delaware, i'm tim furlong. >> back now to the arrest of the bombing suspect. two men are being called heroes after finding bombs at a train station in elizabeth, new jersey. lee parker is homeless, he was walking with his friend ivan white sunday night when they spotted a backpack. parker is trying to earn money for an apartment and had a job interview today. but he saw a backpack saw metal cylinders with wires sticking out. >> i was just doing the right thing, an every day regular dude doing the right thing. >> the pair's actions are being recognized by the elizabeth community. a gofundme page has already

raised more than $1,000 from dozens of people. nbc "nightly news" with lester holt will have more on the bombings ri s rite after ou broadcast. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm erica martin on what to look forward to. we do have adown by sunday. a live look, lots of clouds out there, be sure you look at the bottom of your screen for your local forecast. trending warm at least through friday and saturday. a neighborhood right now, we'ring 80 in philadelphia temperatures above average for this time of the year. west mt. airy, 79 degrees, 76 for chestnut hill. lehigh valley is seeing lots of upper 70s, low 80s. tripoli low 80s. conditions are and warm right

now, we do have some clouds that will eventually pushoff shore, we have cooler temperatures, much clearer to end this workweek, looks like we don't have any showers in the forecast at least not until next week, above average for the next couple of days, upper 80s on friday, low 80sly saturday, then a lot cooler by saturday and sunday as a cold front dips on down. so 80s and muggy right now, but we do have much cooler temperatures by next week. so be ready for that. get those jackets handy here. here is that cold pattern dipping down from the northwest. we could see some 40s on sunday into monday. we do have dry conditions for the next several days. overnight lows trending in the 60s mainly. then saturday into sunday, seeing some 50s and coolest day of course coming up sunday into monday. overnight lows it looks like we

could ski some upper 30s and low 40s. get ready for that. then we're going to trend into the 70s on monday, tuesday and wednesday, we may see some cards there, but overall the big story is we do have a change on the approach, 80s through the end of this week and then much cooler temperatures to kick off the following workweek, especially overnight sunday into monday. and you can always log on and follow social media for more updates on that. hey, i'm john clark, coming up in sports, doug peterson with a big complement for carson wentz today, we're going to hear from carson also lain johnson on the suspension that is coming, that's all next. when pat toomey went to washington, he didn't stop...

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eagles fans cheering for douger son. hey, i'm john clark with your sports. doug peterson becomes just the third eagles coach to start his career 2-0. and what about carson wentz, carson is the first nfl quarterback in nfl history to -- your birds are 2-0. and carson looked poised again, made a lot of good throws, could have even had another touchdown or two if not for the dropped passes. he has been around dan moreno,

and doug mcnabb, but he says war son wentz is the most ment mentally -- >> me plays with his heart and mind and that's what's given him an edge when he gets on the field. >> i play with a lot of confidence, i usually feel good, even when bad plays, things happen, you just got to keep playing and i feel confident. >> one negative lane johnson has been notified of his suspension. he is appealing. but he did say to us last night, he will be able to play against the steelers on sunday. >> i've been through this for a little over a month, so i'm just going with the flow and whatever happens happens. >> reporter: he will know his fate after that. how about the birds' defense, they caused three turnovers on four series in the second half against the bears last nights. the eagles defense has given up

just 17 points in the first two games, this is the fewest in the nfl. >> we're playing with good swagger, we just got to keep it going, we a big team coming up that's going to really test us. >> everybody's been doing well, pretty much getting the defense down, being able to attack and dominate. >> i'm in pine hill, new jersey tonight for ed snider's golf tournament and dinner to raise money for his youth hockey foundation. take a look at flyers players, alumni and even mark messier here, the flyers will be celebrating their 50th anniversary without their founder ed snider. >> i think mr. snyder started this and he's had such a great turn around, there's so many people that come on and such port. >> this is his pride and joy and he certainly wanted to come back

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final look at weather tonight. >> here the deal, i have been stressing we have temperatures trechding in the 80s i say this because on sunday, there's a huge different. and here it is, 8s, a bit sticky, muggy, a little uncomfortable today. do have much more comfortable conditions by tomorrow. so a lot less humid. but here is your pattern change. cold front dipping down so it's a little bit misleading, so you're thinking everything is great. the first of fall is on wednesday. mother nature gets the memo, and temperatures fall into the 60s. it's really sunday into monday when we see is that really cold start to the day, 40. >> just have to bundle monday

morning. >> thanks for watching. i'm jim rosen field. >> we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. tonight, missed warnings, new revelations about what the fbi knew about the bombing rampage suspect two years ago from his his own father and the anti-american sentiments found in his bullet-pierced journal. donald trump's son getting backlash after comparing refugees to poisoned candies. hot seat. the ceo of wells fargo grilled over millions of fake accounts opened in customers' names. what he said today that outraged congress. police shooting uproar, as anger grows over the fatal shooting of an unarmed father of four. tonight we hear the officers' side. and self-driving dangers. with more and more hitting the roads, the