a state of emergency in north carolina, what they are saying about the violence right now. and yahoo! the report that says you and other users could have had your private information exposed. right now at 11:00 a trail of blood leads police to a disturbing recovery. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. police investigating a murder scene with an evidence trail

stretching into the city of philadelphia. we are live at the crime scene. matt, tell us what happened. >> reporter: well, right here on the 600 block of bailey road a woman was found dead. she had been slashed and her throat slashed right there at the neck. it was a blood trail here on the sidewalk though that lead police on quite the journey this morning. the owner of the house called 911 just after 3:00. he had been expecting the woman last night. he went to bed, woke up, looked out his door and saw her lying there. police started following this blood trail that started here, went over into the city. detectives found what they described to us as a steak knife that was thrown into a storm drain. it appears to be the murder weapon but the hunt for the suspect has turned up nothing but this blood trail. >> wow, that's definitely from

the suspect, without a doubt. he left the crime scene and left injuries as a result of this altercation. he was cut somewhere. he was losing blood for more than half a mile from the crime scene to the area. >> reporter: so again, this is the blood trail from the suspect. the victim is 32 years old. police have been interviewing family members and looking for surveillance video looking to find out who did this and why. identity matt delucia, nbc 10 news. someone fire bombed a car with a person inside. it happened around 5:30 this morning. medics took the victim to the hospital with second-degree burns. so far police have not arrested anyone. right now there's a state of emergency in charlotte, north carolina. some companies have actually asked plays to stay home today.

another violent protest landed one person in the hospital shot not by police and four officers hurt. check out this cell phone video. someone picked up a bench and throws it through a window. stores were looted. shattered glass peppered the sidewalk this morning. >> i don't know. there's just a crowd of people. i don't know if he is alive or dead. >> nine other people were hurt last night and 44 people were arrested. this stems from the shooting death of scott. they s the major wanted to remind

people that the city still open for business today. this say live look at a news conference that just started about 20 minutes ago. the chief of police also stepped up to talk about the violence happening this week. he said the video does not definitively show the video of man pointing the gun. they have called in the national guard. the governor declared a state of emergency to troops could be moved in. stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app as we continue to follow the latest developments on a violent protest in charlotte. police investigating a shooting that sent a man to the hospital. the shooting inside a home

happened just before midnight. we are working to get more details including the victim's condition. a cashier recovering after being hit in the head at this 7-eleven. police say two armed men went into the store. they took cash but not before bashing the cashier in the head. police are still looking for these two men. a man pulled a mask down over his face and raised a 2 by 4 like a bat. the robber made off with money and police are still looking for him. and new video just released by philadelphia police shows a man using a u-haul to ram through a storage center. the first time he hits the building it wasn't quite enough. he backs up and hits it again,

this time busting a huge hole where the accomplice used to be. he found some money and the two then took off in the u-haul. police investigate whether he has been involved in several reported road rage incidents. the fraternal order of police working to learn more about what lead up to the most recent claim. part of that was captured in this exclusive video. you can see a truck there cutting off a driver on roosevelt boulevard. he told us he recognized the black chevy truck with a punisher decal. he also had a run-in with the same officer. >> when he tried to speed up to get in front of my his back rear

tire hit my car actually. >> at this point the officer does not face any charges. it's been about a half hour. fall is officially here. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with our forecast. >> hey, vai. it has been 26 minutes and 40 seconds. scattered clouds in new jersey. already up to 79 in new jersey. look at philadelphia. it is 80 degrees. barely a cloud in the sky. it is 82 degrees at 1:00. we'll be up to 85 degrees at 4:00 today with bright sunshine. humidity stays low. a little bit of light fog this morning. it is long gone. 82 at 2:00 and then at 5:00 bright sunshine and 80 degrees.

humidity stays low for delaware too. sunny skies. it is 79 right now. into the 80s this afternoon with an easterly wind at 8 miles per hour. the easterly wind will be stronger at the shore. it will be middle 80s for philadelphia and suburbs and delaware will be in the 80s. it is in the 70s at the shore. a lot more sunshine today than we have seen recently at the shore. temperatures will get even warmer. i'll look at that in just a few minutes. >> thank you. pennsylvania senator bob casey is holding a meeting with drinking water safety. government fiofficials are alsot this meeting. they want to make sure citizens are getting their questions answered. it involves chemicals from two military bases that leaked into the water supply. they agreed to pay for

filtration systems on public wells in the area. time for a check on the road with francesca ruscio . what are you seeing out there? >> vai, traffic is in the green right now. your morning commute so far a okay north and southbound. over new jersey here earlier there was a disabled vehicle but we are seeing it is cleared and traffic is looking goot good so far. over by towamencin no reported delays or problems in this intersection but there is an accident. there is an accident at upper merion. let's take a look at mass transit. so far everything is in the green. we have been seeing issues and delays on the norristown line. power problems in puerto

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backyard is a burn mark from setting up a bomb. his family knew about it because someone took a video of him doing it. they obtained video moments after an explosive device. you can see rahami wheeling a suitcase. also seen in the video, two men who are believed to have taken the bag but left behind the became that was inside. the fbi released this wanted poster. authorities say they are treating the men as witnesses, not suspects. some people in puerto rico are still in the dark after a nearly island wide power outage. a fire knocked out electricity throughout the island, malls, airports, homes and traffic lights all lost power. some won't have power until tomorrow. the cause of the fire is still

under investigation. just in, we flew over a p propane tank that has a slow leek. the police department is out there and some of the employees are on the sidewalk. one of the buildings at this plant has been evacuated. the fire department is telling us no one is hurt and they are working to stop that leak. and more rain is expected today for parts of an already water logged minnesota. check out this flooding just outside of minneapolis last night. some pushing their cars down the street and business owners trying to mop up inches of rain. a wet start to the fall there in minneapolis. we have got plenty of sunshine. humidity stays low which means

we are in far clear and pleasant evening. on the ride now with the wind picking up too especially at the shore. this is coming on shore that will cokeep things cooler. it is 80 in philadelphia. jersey shore at 77. it will not get a lot warmer there. already close to the 80 degree mark. this is a big warm up from the 50s we saw this morning n.in th lehigh valley. already 80 in this area. the airport at 79 degrees. society hill reporting 80 degrees and 80 at philadelphia international airport. we'll wind up about 10 degrees above normal. it feels like fall. the humidity really coming down. this afternoon 37% humidity in philadelphia.

higher at the shore thanks to the sea breeze that will be blowing through the day. clouds are staying farther to the south. the rain is to the south too. we have seen sprinkles. that's not repeating today. it shows a sprinkle right now. most of that is not even reaching the ground because of dry air moving into the area. we'll be in for a weekend cool down but before we get to the weekend unseasonably warm weather continues for today and tomorrow. tomorrow even warmer. look at the turn around in those temperatures for saturday and sunday and into monday with very cool mornings as well. it's not just philadelphia. the entire region will get that cool down with mostly clear skies. a dry weekend, upper 70s for philadelphia and middle 70s for the suburbs and lehigh valley. at the shore 72 degrees. it is turning cooler on sunday.

60s at the jersey shore and also for the lehigh valley and upper 60s for sunday. then next week the fall weather will linger into next week. autumn has begun. warmer tomorrow afternoon. high of 88 degrees. 70s for saturday. that's right on target but it gets much cooler on sunday and into monday. the real chill you'll feel it on monday morning. 50 degrees in the city. many of the suburbs dropping into the 40s to start with on monday. mostly cloudy skies tuesday. there is a slight chance of a shower on tuesday. more likely we will get rain on thursday. still need more rainfall in spite of the heavy rain we had just the other day. 70s for thursday and sunshine returns for friday and saturday. afternoon temperatures in the middle 70s, vai. >> thank you. data breach dilemma.

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paddle together in unison and propel the 700 pound vessel with about a thousand pounds of human weight. >> it is a lot of fun. it's not just social or athletic but it is also for a good cause for the community, right? >> yes. it is. >> tell us about that. >> the event has been to help paddle out hunger in our community. the festival benefits buck county housing group's food pantry. last year we raised $31,000 for the housing group's food pantries and collected 3,000 pounds of food donations. >> saint mary medical center, they have so many people they created their own division? >> yes. >> you have like 17 or 18 boats,

right? >> yes. the festival sold out in three day and they asked us to give back three because we are nice. >> this is a huge team-building event. >> yes. it is. in hospitals there's a lot of tension. you're saving lives. you need to get out and do something together and have fun and for a good cause. >> tell me how the training and practice has been. like most people you don't get out to the gym that much. tell me what that has been like. >> i can give a needle real well but i'm not real good at paddling. two-thirds of our peach so you can be novemb -- i have a twin brother who is also a nurse. he has a boat. >> i am competitive.

i was a professional athlete. there are some folks who don't have a competitive bone in their body until they get into the boat and then it's on. it sounds like it will be a lot of fun. it is happening this saturday, september 24th. sounds like from bill henley that the weather will be perfect for it, by the way. this is in langhorne. head over to nbc10.com and we'll have a link there on our app there as well. thaj y thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> thank you. the impact on the race for president, up next, what hillary clinton and donald trump were saying about the protest over shootings in the critical battleground state. as trump prepares for another visit to our area later today. we are following new

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the body of a woman whose throat had been slashed. mat is live for us at the crime scene. give us the context of what happened here. >> reporter: right in front of this house a woman was found dead. she was bleeding from the neck.

police say this trail of blood here head then on quite a jury any. the homeowner called 911. >> the resident indicated this female was expected to arrive at her house about 11:30 last night. he fell asleep and woke back up and looked out the front door and discovered her there. >> the woman was lying there with her throat slashed. she was pronounced dead at the scene. police following this blood trail that went into upper darby and into the city. they described to us what was a steak knife. it appears to be the murder weapon. canine dogs were working throughout the morning trying to track the suspect but lost the

scent. of course the distance to where we are to where that blood trail ended is about a mile and a half. this suspect did get pretty far. the victim is 32 years old. police trying to figure out who did this and why. they were also able to find surveillance cameras that might give them clues to hopefully track this guy down. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. donald trump will be back in our area continuing his push for pennsylvania. he will be in delaware county. nbc's peter alexander reports. >> reporter: donald trump in an interview set to air tonight making an unusual pitch to african american voters, endorsing nationwide stop in frisk policing. i would do stop and frisk. i think you have to. we did it in new york.

it work incredibly well. you have to be proactive and you help people change their minds automatically. critics calling it racial pro fielg trump and clinton are weighing in. >> i know i don't have all of the answers. i don't know anyone who does. this is certain. too many people have lost their lives who shouldn't have. >> trump speculating about the female police officer involved in the tulsa shooting. >> did she get scared? was she choking? what happened? maybe people like that, maybe people that do that, maybe they can't the b doing what they are doing. >> don king at a black church in ohio. >> every white woman should cast their vote for donald trump, not for donald trump the man but to

help him to get their rights and be able to deal wit. >> king also uttering a racial sure. >> if you're dancing and sliding and [ bleep ]. >> i just want to get on with -- you know, we want to get on with the campaign. >> reporter: and ducking the question about the washington post report that he used money from his charitable foundation to settle lawsuits. >> it gives money to vets and has been doing a good job. i think we put that to sleep by putting out the last report. >> that was peter alexander reporting. they will square off monday night on debate night. join decision 2016 team at the sports complex. be part of the live audience or watch us live at 7:00 at 9:00 be

with nbc 10 in new york. >> a couple of hours ago the nation's top military officials met to take on tough questions about the war in syria. they are not taking more steps to end the five-year-old vifl war. they are hostile and al qaeda. >> assad said syria did not launch the attack this week. the u.s. claims that russia was responsible for the air strike earlier this week. the air strike killed 20 people. united nations spokesman said due to deliver aid today. for the past two days a suspension on deliveries after that deadly air strike.

you say so long to summer but not the summer weather. it's a warm start to autumn as we take a look along the jersey shore. a few people out there enjoying the beach. this first day of fall was a nice one for rollers who hit the river. feeling a little warm out there today. we are about an hour and a half now into fall. bill henley is here with our forecast. yeah, a few thin clouds on the horizon. we are seeing a quick warm up. yes, a beautiful day at the shore. you can see the soegs waves. it -- waves. the rest of the area is very dry too. sprinklers are going and no sign of any rain until we get into later next week. the temperatures, well, they have been climbing.

already in delaware 79 degrees right now. marshalton at 80. wilmington at 76. we'll warm into the 80s today. middle 70s. there are still some clouds lingering. the rainfall we had at the shore yesterday popping up at times, that's all farther to the south. but inland sunshine, 80s this afternoon. nothing but sunshine for the suburbs and for the lehigh valley. still some clouds at the shore but they have just scattered. a lot more sunshine than we have seen recently. 76 degrees this afternoon. partly sunny skies there. nothing but sunshine. that's today. turns warmer tomorrow and then the fall weather is arriving. ten day on ten to show you how long it will last coming up in a few minutes.

a shutdown pipeline back in service. relief could be on the way. crews reopened the pipeline last night. it had been shut down since september 19th because of the leak in alabama. they estimate more than 330 gallons of gas spilled. it will take several days to get back to normal. it triggered a shortage across the south that extended here to our area. the average in northern delaware is about $2.20. in the philadelphia area drivers are paying roughly $2.33. we are typically lower. national average is $2.22. police in alaska recently found themselves tracking a potentially dangerous suspect. unlike most criminals this one had four legs, thick fur and a serious attitude.

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they will be there for the atlantic city community beach fest. the show starts at 6:00 right on the beach. tracy davidson helped kick off an event this morning. the march of dimes 2017 kick off breakfast. this is an event near and dear to tracy's heart. it will be at the art museum as it is every year. you can sign up to donate online. it goes to improving the health of babies. we'll be right back.

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she'll always protect social security. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. philadelphia zoo is a place to be this sunday to raise awareness about a very important cause. he is the program manager of mothers against drunk driving. she lost her daughter in a crash that was caused bay drunk driver. she was also critically injured in that crash. we have a picture here. we'll talk to you about that in a second. these days we are not just hearing about drunk driving but also hearing for about drug driving. >> here in pennsylvania last year alone there were over

52,000 impaired arrests in pennsylvania and half of them were for drugged driving. it is becoming more and more of a seriousi issue. >> and you and i were just ta talking about your daughter whose picture is here. killed in that drunk driving crash. tell me how it impacted you and your family. >> well, it has been a really rough year. i have four other children. each day some times it's a struggle to get through. it's hard enough i think when you lose your -- it doesn't have to be your children but your family or your lived ones to a horrible disease, but alaina was killed by someone's irresponsibility. a drunk driver had a choice. she wasn't a child that was sick or had anything wrong with her.

it has ban pretty long year. it has been pretty rough. i have been trying to overcome my own injuries. >> and i read the accounts, that drunk driver is doing a sentence between 10 to 20 years. >> right. what do you want people to know about the dangers of impaired driving? >> i mean it's so irresponsible. there's consequences for your actions. call a friend. call uber, call a taxi. in this day and age there are plenty of reasons you do not have to get in a vehicle after you have had a drink. >> yeah, there's lots of options rather than just getting into a car and driving impaired. you want people to join you in walk like mad this sunday. tell us more about the event. >> this is the tenth annual walk

like mad. it is an opportunity for every day citizens to demand drunk driving. we would like to encourage everybody in the greater philadelphia area, anybody we if he canned by the actions of drunk or drugged drivers come out. come along on sunday morning and walk with ruthann and her team. >> tell me how the money is used from these events. >> great question. all of the funds raised are used by mad locally to support victims of drunk driving and drugged driving. we are continuing our fight to end drunk driving. >> thank you very much. you're invite today take part in the walk like madd event.

registration begins at 8:00 a.m. opening ceremony at 9:30. head over to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you. you're doing okay and recovering as much as you can? >> i'm trying. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you. we are one hour and 25 minutes into fall. it sure feels like summer as temperatures are climbing with bright sunny skies. live view at the art museum. the sunshine will warm us. chestnut hill at 75 degrees. it is now 80 in fox chase and port richmond as well. clear skies at the nbc 10 studios. no clouds to be found today. temperatures are really rising quickly. we saw lots of 50s this morning but 70s and some 80s.

saint david in the 80s. sunny skies today. the temperatures for most of the area are a little bit warmer than yesterday at this time. it is up by 2 degrees in philadelphia. it is warmer with more sunshine. the temperatures will be warm today and even warmer tomorrow. sunny skies. the afternoon forecast 85 degrees for philadelphia. bright sunshine at 6:00 and cooling down fairly quickly at 10:00 this evening at 70. with clear skies and light wind we'll see the temperatures cool off fairly quickly. suburbs, clear skies, 81 degrees at 2:00. still really comfortable at 6:00 this evening. look at the 60s. by 10:0067 degrees. for the le high valley loi 80s this afternoon cooling down in

evening, 64 degrees by this evening. could see a few scattered clouds this evening. it will not prevent temperatures from cooling. low 80s in new jersey. sunshine nice and bright into the late afternoon hours. 65 degrees at 10:00 tonight. for the jersey shore nice sea breeze blowing. it is pretty nice beginning to autumn. it is 77 degrees this afternoon. still in the 70s at 6:00. low 70s seeing that ocean influence of warmer temperatures even at 10:00 this evening. there are cooler days ahead. it's still lingering to the south. we'll see scattered showers and outside sprinkle. more likely that rain stays offshore and farther to the south. other than that it will be dry. this weekend will be cooler. we will be in the 80s today and tomorrow. this weekend it comes down to

the 70s. typical for this time of year. middle to upper 70s. real cool weather arrives on sunday. 70 the high in philadelphia. look at the shore at 68 degrees. temperatures cool on sunday and even chillier come monday morning. it still feels like summer. with that cool down over the weekend the coolest weather is set for monday morning. 50 in the city and 40s in the suburbs. in the middle 70s. clouds and sunshine on tuesday. could see a slight shower chance on tuesday and better chance of rain coming in later in the week on thursday with high of 76 degrees. clearing out next week heading into next weekend. all right. thank you. it's never too early to start your holiday shopping. this weekend the outdoor arts and craft festival.

abby is here with terry, one of the artists participating this year. i want to show some of her work here. tell us more about what's in store this weekend. >> sure. it's a rain or shine event in new hope. it is a beautiful destination town. what it is, this beautiful outdoor festival that has over 160 fine artists of all different mediums who present their work and display and activities for children. there is food and live music. it is really a beautiful event. it is down from downtown new hope. you can see the show at nighttime. it is really just a wonderful way to spend your weekend. >> it is one of those wonderful little secrets. unfortunately i know people who lived here all their lives and

not been to new hope. the final phase begin at bucks could bety play house. tell us more about that. >> absolutely. they closed it in 2010 and did a huge renovation and reonned it as a nonprofit theater which is welcoming partners and audience members from all over the area. the final phase is an expansion of our back deck. what has really grown is our partnership with all of these amazing community events. we are partnering to really help new hope grow into the arts town that it can be like preventing arts and crafts festival and wonderful programming. >> and your event last year, prize winner, tell us what you love about the festival. i want to show some of your work. i don't know if our camera can

pick that up but she made a little christmas ornament. i shouldn't be showing this because my wife will get something for christmas. >> make sure we show her all of the local work. >> i love this right here. tell us why you love this festival so much. >> it is such a great opportunity. it really appreciates american made craft and art. the people really respond well to it. it volunteers the support to show everybody. >> this glass, you saw some of the pictures there. it may be too small but this glass here, this is a paperweight. maybe it is better we don't show it. >> the preview. >> exactly. >> this little thing here, it's the paperweight. it's really cool. maybe my boss might get something. >> there you go. >> thank you very much for coming in. the outdoor arts and crafts festival is happening this weekend at new hope high school.

for more information go to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >> we appreciate it. and happening right now here is a live look from washington d.c. where the president is speaking at the national medal of arks and national humanity medals ceremony. whyy fm is one of those receiving that medal. and the national endowment for humanities celebrating their 50th anniversary this year. we'll be right back. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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lots of sunshine. we have one in the 70s right now. brilliant sunshine. no problem warming into the middle 80s. a beautiful day all around. the cloud haves finally thinned out. they have been sticking around for days. >> thanks for watching. i'm vai sikahema and here with

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[tense music] [door closes] >> aiden: hope. i'm glad i ran into you. >> adrienne: roll it... hey, theo, hey. i'm so glad you're staying here. i know your dad is too. >> theo: oh, yeah, he-- he worries. >> adrienne: hey, could you wah arianna and thomas for just a minute while i warm thomas's bottle? >> theo: sure. >> adrienne: oh, great. thank you. thank you, sweetie. >> theo: you're welcome. >> adrienne: [laughs] hey, um, you know what? i'm gonna check on security too, make sure everything's okay. >> theo: okay, yeah. no worries. >> aiden: we need to talk. >> hope: aiden. we have nothing to discuss. >> aiden: it's important. [explosion]