violent protests in charlotte. officers are injured and more an a dozen following another deadly police shooting. making chipotle safe again, what they are doing to try to bring back customers to its restaurants. right now at 11:00 new details about an nbc 10 news exclusive. they launched an investigation after an officer was accused of pulling a gun on a driver during a road rage incident yesterday afternoon.

good morning. i'm lauren. he point add gun at him and claimed to be a police officer. monique braxton has more on that. >> reporter: a man identifying himself as a police officer pointed a gun at a motorist. >> i didn't know if he was going to shoot me. >> reporter: that's how he reacted moments after he was cut off bay man identifying himself as a police officer. look at our video taken at eastbound 76.

we went to talk to commissioner ross. he says internal affairs is investigating. >> the officer in question has been removed from street duties right now. we have to interview some other witness es witnesses. >> reporter: the protocol is the place the officer on desk duty and take his weapons. we'll have more on the victims of the alleged road rage incident. nbc 10 news. happening now, the health homeland security committee following the bombings over the weekend. the hearing is looking at strategies on how to stop future

attacks. the fbi filed new charges against ahmad rahami. he will face charges in manhattan. they say rahami is seen walking near where a bomb was placed and where one of the bombs went off. 31 people were hurt in the blastment he traveled in 2013 and 2014. he had visited an area associated with terrorist activity. he was involved in a doe mesmes

abuse. his own called him a terrorist. the fbi did look into it but did not find any ties to terrorism. they tell nbc news he was not on any u.s. terror watch list. count on nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app to learn more about the bombing suspect. the final full day of summer. we take a live look here at the park. we have the forecast for the rest of your day, bill. >> yes. lots of high clouds in the area. this is a live view. clouds are a bit chithicker at shore. it is dry right now. just to the south we have seen

scattered light showers move through. the beach is getting a few showers in delaware and maryland as well. the clouds are thinning out. it is already 78 degrees at philadelphia. it is higher than we normally get all day today. it is warm from the 70s into the 80s this afternoon with more sunshine later today. 85 degrees. parking lot partly sunny skies. 77 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. you will see some breaks of sunshine. just not clearing out completely at the shore. we have an even warmer day going into autumn.

it gets hotter. we'll go back in a few minutes. >> thanks. a philadelphia high school student is facing charges after he was involved in a fight with a teacher at school. it happened inside lincoln high school. the 16-year-old student is charged with aggravated assault and recklessly endangers another person. philadelphia police say the man that appeared to be a victim of a hit-and-run will face robbery charges. investigators say when a driver pulled up to an atm the driver took off and went back to get his card out of the machine. at that point police say the suspect jumped out at him. the driver drove off again. >> he has only been here for a

month. he did the right thing when he saw police had his car and decided to come forward and cooperate. >> police say the robbery suspect suffered head injuries and is in critical condition six people were killed a 7th person died from injuries later. the salvation army had no to the collapse. the construction contractor are the only ones responsible. the operator and demolition are serving time after their criminal con convictions. the trial will determine if anyone is financially liable for what happened. the robbery suspect in west

philadelphia. a man went into a store early monday morning. he pointed a gun and demanded cash. she gave him money and he took off. ten minutes late ter same man went into another near by store and tried to rob an employee. he had a permit to carry and forced the robber out of the store. police want to hear from you if you recognize him. police want you to look at this guy. he is accused of -- he used a note and got away with $40. now a follow up to the shooting rampage in philadelphia. she was released from the hospital yesterday. young was one of six people shot during the deadly rampage friday night. police say nicholas glenn hit her in the shoulder, arm and torso. the mayor who prosecutors say was target until a political

revenge plot is back in the bridgegate scandal. it is september of 2013 with massive traffic jam in fort lee. chris christie denied any involvement in that. he testified governor chris -- when asked if he would endorse christie he said no. foreman christie associates are accused of intentionally closing lanes on the george washington bridge to punish the mayor. time now for a check on the roads. what are you seeing out there? >> it is right around the betsy ross bridge camera. an unusual delay at this time.

all of this traffic right here is moving towards and down to two lanes with that construction taking out the three right hand lanes and shoulders. it is up around a 12 minute drive time right now. we have an accident reported on the southbound side. coming from new jersey into philadelphia you'll see delays there and construction headed eastbound. right lane is closed. not causing any big problems. east and southbound we are down to one lane. >> thanks. violence in the streets of charlotte. up next, the latest on the protest that broke out following a deadly police shooting. plus, what the ceo of the company that makes epi pins is expected to say about price hikes for the life-saving

medication. temperatures going up around the lehigh valley. boat house rose looking a little green. temperatures warming into the 80s this afternoon. ten-day will show you when it will feel like fall when we come back. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy, joey, ricky, eileen, me, and colleen... all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few.

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in canada schools are evacuated. three schools in nova scotia are being evacuated because of the threat. as soon as we know more we'll pass it onto you. a night of violent protests over the fatal shooting of a black man by police. authorities used tear gas to try to break up the demonstration. right now the family is speaking to the media. police consider trying to serve a search warrant. his family said he was sharing a book. we have more on the violence. >>. >> reporter: both in panic that the man shot and killed by police was in fact armed. chaos erupting overnight in charlotte, north carolina.

a 43-year-old black man was shot by police. authorities were trying to serve a warrant to a different man tuesday afternoon when they encountered keith lamont scott who they say was armed. >> they engaged him. he is armed with a handgun we found on the scene as well, made some imminent threat to them and each one of our officers fired shots at him. >> news of scott's death sparked protest near the site of the shooting. demonstrators faced off with police wearing riot gear. members of his family say he

wasn't armed. >> he got a gun. he got a gun, pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. >> officials say at least a dozen officers faced life threatening injuries during the protest. the officer is on administrative leave today al sharpton will visit tulsa. video from a police helicopter shows him with his hands up as he walked back to his vehicle. seconds later the officer fired her gun killing him. they say he was try to go reach inside his car possibly for a weapon. the family says no weapon was

found. overnight police found pcp in the man's car. they say talking about drugs distracts from drugs about the use of deadly force. today an epi pen maker faces charges. the company has been slammed recently for raising the price of the life-saving emergency treatment more than 500% since 2011. they say the broken health care system is to blame and the company that has no plans to lower its prices. the cost of a two pack is $680. we are heading into the 80s today. it is keeping clouds at the shore a little bit thicker.

no sign of rain in the city. a warm summer day, in fact the last warm suppmmer day. it will continue feeling like summer. the big change you'll feel, humidity dropping. it is more comfortable heading out this evening. cool start to start with. upper 70s in south jersey. delaware at 76 degrees. sun shiep and still a few scattered clouds. temperatures warmed into the 70s. graduate hospital in the upper 70s. middle 70s for fox chase and parkwood. warmer in philadelphia airport. clouds, you can see the thicker clouds at the shore. inland we are getting fair weather clouds. the showers have been limited and a few sprinkles, brief

showers in south jersey. the steadier rain is well to the south. we will go days without any rainfall. summer weather, 86 degrees this afternoon. it is 10 degrees above normal. middle 80s for summerton. into the middle to upper 80s this afternoon and 85 degrees. plenty of sunshine in trenton. there are lingering high clouds and mostly cloudy at the shore. you will see breaks of sunshine with winds coming in off of the ocean. smyrna 80 degrees. sunshine and a bit warmer for wilmington. the beach area stuck in the 70s with mostly cloudy skies. unseasonably warm weather. yes. we should be in the 70s. it won't happen until we get to

the weekend for philadelphia. the warming trend continues into the beginning of autumn. it really drops heading into the weekend for philadelphia. you'll feel that as well in delaware. dover 85 on friday and 70s move in for saturday. look at the shore, upper 70s and then it's cooling down as if somebody is flipping a switch. that cool down goes farther down over the weekend. on sunday it will be the coolest day of the weekend. near 80 in philadelphia on saturday. look at these temperatures for sunday. upper 60s for philadelphia to lehigh valley. delaware up to 71 degrees. there you have it. warm weather as it would go into autumn. bright sunshine for friday and then here comes the cool weather for the weekend. into next week too.

no showers until we get to the end of next week. chance of showers coming in friday. >> thanks, bill. food that won't make you sick. still ahead, chipotle's new push to get customers back into their restaurant. details following an e.coli outbreak. log onto nbc10.com. when pat toomey went to washington, he didn't stop...

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thank you for being here with us today. >> thank you for having us. >> i want to talk about the organization. tell us what you do. >> so women in media philly is part of influencing action movement which a nonprofit here in philadelphia. we created a network for those who aspire to enter it.

our goal is to empower, equip and encourage them and taking a who holistic approach. >> tell me what is going on this weekend. >> saturday, september 24th, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. we will be at the view on broad street. whether he host our annual women in media conference. we have a keynote address by tracy davidson, nbc 10's own. we are encouraging women to think, lead and report with a global mind set and story telling as well. >> and mimosa's. >> yeah, how about a little more about that. women in media crossing borders. that's your theme this year. why do you want people to think

globally? so many days and we are seeing what's happening. we want to support her and we want to make that possible or show her the way and connect her with mentors or connect her with people who can help perfect her story telling. >> all right. great. thanks for being here. before you go we want to tell people the details. it is the women in media conference on september 24th from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. it is at the view on 800 north broad street. head over to our web site,

nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> coming up next, an encounter that escalated to road range. philadelphia say one of their own officers being investigated for allegedly pulling a gun on another driver. we'll have details just ahead.

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new details this morning about an nbc 10 exclusive we first told you about last night at 11:00. police launched an investigation of a driver pull ago gun during a road rage incident. monique braxton has new developments this morning. >> reporter: they are not releasing the identity of the person involved or even the

alleged officer or his name, none of that do we know at this point. the driver tells us he won't ever forget. the gun pointed his direction t tattoos on the man who said he was a police officer and the back of the truck that cut him off. >> when he pulled out his gun i didn't know if he was going to shoot me. >> reporter: take a look at what happened yesterday just as rush hour was getting underway near eastbound 76 just past the city avenue merge. the man driving the bmw who was cut off says the driver of this truck with distinguishing decals identified himself as a police officer and pointed a gun in his direction. we were waiting for police commissioner ross to see what he thought. >> he kept come to go my lane, closer and closer. he pulled his wind down telling

me [ bleep ]. go back to your country. >> they have an obligation to conduct themselves in a way even off duty. we are seeing whether there is any merits to it. >> reporter: internal affairs is investigating. the protocol for the officer's gun to be taken and he or she be placed on desk duty. no doubt we are on top of this investigation. you can count on us to provide information as soon as we get it. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. now to decision 2016. reason candidate donald trump is speaking at a church in cleveland at this hour. he appeared at the new spirit church. also there don king. trump will talk on issues

effecting african american voters. retired generals, admirals and others presented their case why they trust hillary clinton to run the nation. they say donald trump is a clear and present danger tore u.s. national security. new government filings show what both major party candidates have raised. hillary clinton's economy will focus on more jobs for people with disabilities. >> she represents the donors, politicia politicians, big banks, multi-national corporations and everybody getting rich off of a very rigged system.

>> clinton and trump had their best fundraising month ever in august. clinton raised nearly $60 million trump brought in over 40 million, half of which he donated himself. it's his foundation's money in question. the washington post first reported charity makes donations so trump could avoid paying legal fines. it is peppered with inaccuracies and omissions from a bias reporter. >> it is unethical to pay for expenses that one ought to be paying for out of their own pocket. >> doubles down on clinton. >> hillary clinton's solution is very simple, more of the same. more taxes. more regulation. our latest survey poll puts clinton 5 points ahead. the filings show us her super

pack is way ahead in fundraiser. the republican party is sitting on a lot of cash, four times as much as the democrats. push for pennsylvania is bringing the first lady to the state. michelle obama will be in philadelphia next week. they will campaign here and in pittsburgh next week for hillary clinton. the exact location has not been released yet. this announcement comes a week after president obama visited philly to make his pitch for clinton. donald trump will be there tomorrow far rally. the event at sun city studios is at 7:00 p.m. the first presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton coming up on monday night. before the debate join nbc 10 at xfinity live. be part of a 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 the debate. it is a warm and pleasant end to summer. here is a live look now at the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia. it's a nice day to get out and walk the park. it will be a warm afternoon to end our summer. one last day of it. bill henley is here with your forecast. >> a warm afternoon, yes. the temperatures will be climbing. today will be in the 80s. it is near 90 by the end of the week. bright sunshine now. the rest of the area with temperatures climbing and warming up nicely. we are looking at lots of high clouds in the area. enough sunshine is getting through that the temperatures have come up and are running warmer for most spots than yesterday. we did see thick fog first thing this morning.

it is long gone. allentown, no fog. up to 78 in philadelphia. that's 3 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. up by 5 in dover and a little bit warmer. mostly cloudy skies at the shore. temperatures climbing until we get to the weekend. look at how long that is going to last when i come back. overseas an attacker armed with a knife tried to get into the israeli embassy today. he was shot and injured by officials. they say the man appeared to be mentally unstable and had nolings to any terror groups. he was carrying a knife and a bag. no one else was hurt. happening now, half a million replacement galaxy 7 note phones are in u.s. stores. samsung replacing phones that

are catching fire. they have a distinctive green battery indicator light. dozensover people reported the note 7 caught fire while charges. they also suspended sales september 7th. chipotle is running more newspaper and online ads outlining what it is doing to improve food safety. the company was hurt after last year's e.coli out break and other scares. the ads start airing today. chipotle also try today boost business by giving away coupons offering free drinks and adding toppin toppings. sales were down 24% in the last quarter. this week's wednesday's child makes friends easily and loves creating designs on the

computer. she hope to find a forever family to love and support her. >> wow. >> that is so cool. >> susan is completely at ease. we took susan for a day. >> the program acts just like kind of a -- >> because susan plan to go to college and she remembers exactly when she decided to major in graphic arts. >> it was like a year ago. i was ton the computer and dre drawing and stuff. >> so you have got this out? >> uh-huh. >> students got to see the students special projects. >> you can overlap? >> yes. >> of course, do it. >> she even designed her name in a very unique way using computer graphics. >> i learned if you have anything in your mind or

whatever it can happen. >> she is picking up this program faster than my colleagues do. >> she would like for a family to care for her, guide her and love her. >> someone to listen to me and like understand what i have been through and stuff and help me through my daily life and stuff and someone that can like understand me. >> her current preference is far single mom although i think she would entertain different types of families. she thinks she would do well with an active family that gets out and does things on weekends. >> yeah, nice. >> susan is this week's wednesday's child. if you would like to make susan's dream come true go nbc10.com and search wednesday's

child. you can also call 1-866-do-adopt. giving the gift of life and the gift of education. up next, my colleague tracy davidson introduces us to a local mother keeping the memory of her daughter alive by helping extra special students pursue their dreams. we have sunshine and some clouds but no rain with these clouds. no rain in the near future. the ten day on 10 to show you when the chances of rain is coming up.

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thousands of people in our area are living with hiv or aids. it impacts the whole person, body, mind and spirit. sister burnadette is here with serina, the director of the organization. thanks for coming today. >> thanks for having us. >> let's start with you. tell me why you started this organization. >> i worked and met a man who had hiv. it was back in 1990. when i met him i was like oh, my gosh. this is the people they talk about. i remember thinking he could be my brother. deep in my i heard he is your brother. that same year when i was working there i met a

17-year-old transgender young fellow who had been put out of his house. he was a dear guy, wonderful person. as a result of that i felt like i want to get involved with this hiv. i knew he was very vulnerable and out on the streets. >> it inspired you? >> yes. >> tell me about your work. >> we are mind, body, spirit. so many times our people are considered outcasts. the word means one that has been sent. i swear this pandemic, we have a lot to learn from people with hiv. we try to provide a safe place so people can be who they are, reclaim their lives.

we provide over 83 retreats. we have yoga, support groups, spiritual direction. we make a distinction. our belief is everyone by nature is spiritual. some times religion can be very harsh. we have just had a safe circle. people pour their hearts out. they rediscover who they are. they make friends and they become very life giving vibrant people. i just love it. >> and i want to ask you about the event coming up. tell me what that is and how it will help you. >> i think the biggest is the awareness. we want people to realize we have a safe haven. obviously we need donations to make retreats and our programs run but i think the essence is how caring our clients are.

they always want to give back. they are creating mats for the homeless so they have something between themselves and the streets at night. they made heart-shaped pillows to those who are dying. their shart concentrating on someone else. i think that's what the essence of it is. i have a fellow who says i have been here for seven months and seven days. that's amazing. >> i want to give folks a chance to hear the details. it's the 17th annual siloam golf classic. it is at the llanerch country club is that right? >> yes.

>> registration beginning at 10:30 a.m. you can also go to the nbc 10 app. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. thanks a lot. temperatures are warming up. high clouds, yes but no sign of rain with these clouds. no sign of rain in the foreseeable future. 78 degrees right now in philadelphia. it is 77 in delaware. fog disappeared quickly this morning. temperatures climbing the next few days. we are in for a weekend cool down from the upper 80s for today, tomorrow and friday. here come the 70s and possibly staying in the 60s all day on sunday. 71 on monday. that's the beginning of a warmiwar warming trend. not a lot of rain in our future. we have seen rain with showers at the shore.

the showers are going to stay to the south. most of the day it will be dry. a few scattered light showers in southern delaware. standby. warm up today 86 degrees. we'll see more sunshine tomorrow as autumn arrives. it is 87 for the high temperature. humidity starts coming down tonight. we'll drop in the low 60s tomorrow morning and low 60s again on friday. there is your first day of autumn. high of 88 degrees. temperatures turn around this weekend. we'll see scattered clouds. it doesn't look like we'll get any rain saturday or sunday from 78 degrees on saturday and almost 10 degrees cooler on sunday afternoon. look at those morning temperatures. 54 sunday morning and chillier on monday morning. we have 50 degrees in the city. many of the suburbs will drop down into the 40s. warmer heading into tuesday but we have more fall weather to come for wednesday, thursday and friday. friday the clouds will be building and that's your chance

of showers. enjoy the sunshine today. you can help a young person full phil the dream of a college education at a great event this weekend. the give the gift of scholarship event honors this young woman. she receive add heart transplant when she was just 14 years old. it gave her eight and a half years of life. her mother can attest she lived them to the fullest. her mom is here along with leann. thanks to both of you for being here. >> thank you. >> tell us about the organization and tell us what we are doing here. >> all right. sunday we are having a great big fundraiser in memory of my daughter and to help fund the scholarship. she lived an extra eight and a half years after a life-saving heart transplant.

she spoke often about the importance of organ and issue donation. she was making her way through college when unfortunately she passed. so we were looking for college scholarships to help kids like her. when she died we decided it would be wonderful to remember her that way. we started the scholarship in her memory. we give away four scholarships to help them full phil thefill dreams. >> yeah, students like lean. you have been there for about two weeks. tell us your story. >> last summer i was on the wae beach with my family. my stomach started to hurt. i didn't think it was anything serious. so then my stomach started to blow up kind of. i was never hungry, always

tired. finally we went to the hospital and it was about two or three days before school was supposed to start. they ran a bunch of tests. they saw something was wrong with my liver. they told me they were rushing me to dupont hospital. within two days i was told i have wilson's disease. what this is, i have basically had it my whole life. it only became present now. basically it causes too much copper to build up in your liver, brain or over organs. a lot of copper eventually caused my liver to fail. i was told i would be on medication for the rest of my life. the next day i was told i needed to be rushed to the top of the transplant list. a lot of time waiting on the transplant list. nothing became available. my family and friends got tested

to be liver living donors. my brother's girlfriend donated 40% of her liver and both of them will regenerate. >> how are you doing now? >> i am good. i had a lot of complications but i'm good now. >> you look great. >> the whole message is the importance of organ donation. >> absolutely. at any given time there's 120,000 people on that list waiting far life-saving organ transplant. i'm very blessed to help at least four students every year. i have given the scholarship to 48 children. i want to give it to more. >> that's excellent. >> i want to watch them excel and live healthy lives. >> it is sunday september 25th from 1:00 to 4:00. for more go to nbc10.com or

check out our nbc 10 app. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> good luck at villanova. >> thank you. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices?

nbc 10's bill henley is here with your forecast. >> it is warming up quickly. it is already 82 degrees, 70s right now in new jersey. the lehigh valley, it will be a

warm summer afternoon. >> farewell to summer. >> thanks for watching nbc 10 at 11:00. have a great day. billions, even if the market crashes, and seniors lose everything. katie mcginty is working for us. a mother of three, and ninth of ten kids, mcginty knows what matters. she'll fight for equal pay, affordable college, and... she'll always protect social security. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> chad: hey, how is everyone? >> adrienne: i just keep thinking about what you said clyde said to kate about taking thomas no matter what. i mean, oh, my god, even though he knows that he's not ben's son. >> lucas: if you hadn't showed up when he had my mom trapped... >> chad: hey, look. you know what? we're all safe now. >> adrienne: are we? really? i mean, the men-- men who escaped-- they're out for revenge. >> chad: look, let's just take a breath, okay? i have my security team covering all the access points. they're in the tunnels, on the roof-- >> adrienne: chad, when somebody wants something that badly, nothing is gonna stop them. >> aiden: no, chase, everything is fine with me. i'm just checking in on you, buddy. it's what dads do. no, the ride back from portland didn't seem long at all. i had some very interesting reading material. yeah--remember, i'm gonna be back up there next weekend,