there is police dash and body camera video of the incident, but scott's family's attorney caution the tape may not show a picture of the event. >> these videos don't hold all the answers and that everyone needs to reserve judgment until we know allel of facts. >> charlotte's police chief has agreed to let -- >> we release it when we believe it is a compelling reason, but i'm not going to jeopardize the investigation. >> reporter: we were talking earlier here about any planned rallies, just in the last few seconds, i have learned there will be a call for a peace rally tonight. 100 clergy members in this area standing in unity with police and calling for peace testimony protests here in charlotte. that as hundreds of additional officers after 44 were arrested last night on charges ranging

from failure to disburse to assault. >> jay, as long as we have you here, do we have any information as to whether police will be pressured to release the video that showed what happened the night scott was killed? >> the police commissioner is adamant about it, that this is a police that is being investigated, the state investigative arm, the fbi and department of justice. so i don't think he'll be required to release that tape. he's going to let the family look at it, they're going to do that sometime today, and we hope to hear from them once they see the tape. >> jay gray, live for us in charlotte. and the events in charlotte also have an impact on the campaign trail. >> that's right, donald trump spoke about the shootings in pittsburgh, now he's getting ready to speak at another event in chester township.

>> reporter: donald trump has been in the philadelphia area every week for the past four weeks, once a week, for the past month. but this is the first time in that period that he's had a big rally where the public could come like this, if you take a look behind me, this room is starting to fill in with hundreds here. you can they've got their signs, they've got their make america great hats and their trump-pence t-shirts, but as i walked around and talksed to people outside today, i saw some of them have these home made deplorable t-shirts and buttons, referring to the comments that hillary clinton made about donald trump's supporters. this is the second stop in pennsylvania for donald trump today, he already made one stop in pittsburgh and there he commented on the unrest and protests in charlotte. >> our country looks bad to the world. especially when we are supposed to be the world's leader.

he is scheduled to speak at 1:00. for now live in ashton. i'm lauren meeks. >> hillary clinton has no public events today, she's focusing on getting ready for monday's debate. but her campaign did unveil plans today for $30 million digital advertising campaign to connect with young voters. coming up in just about 10 minutes, it's the return of our political punchout, we'll have our analysts weigh in on next week's debate. plus how the candidates have respond things in charlotte and the bombings in new york and new jersey.

turning our silgs now to our first alert weather, fall just officially arrived a few hours ago, but it's still warm outside. beautiful. >> i'm sure enjoying these afternoon practices as opposed to the morning practices. summer weather going to stick around for a little bit longer. >> rosemary and keith, we had a doctor justice day today, and temperatures will certainly above normal. right now it's gorgeous, filtered sunshine, current temperatures in the 80s, a little bit of an easterly push there. 86 right now. and it sure didn't feel like fall with temperatures topping out in the upper 80s forstown. 87 for you, so unseasonably

warm, the formal temperature around this time of the is approximately 76 degrees. so autumn is delayed at least until saturday and sunday. but the big story is that we dip into the upper 60s and 70s by sujd. but why is that? >> there's a massive cold front moving on through and in my forecast i have a new graphic. i'll see you in just a bit. we have a breaking news out two people have been hit in royersford. this is a live picture, route 422 is shut down right now, imagine 5:05 in the evening, 4:20 shutdown. no worth on the victims' conditions out there. we'll keep our eyes on this and bring you more updates as soon as they become available. and as sky force 10 moves out, you can all of that stopped

traffic backing up rush hour. in delaware county, police are on the hunt for a man they say beat and slashed the throat of his girlfriend early this morning in yeadon. authorities tell us 35-year-old mark epps knew that natasha gibbons had friends on bailey treat and showed up there and slashed her throat. he left a trail of blood for more than an hour. at the end of that trail, police believe they found the knife that was used in the murder, but not epps. >> he has criminal history of violent, assault, drugs, and i believe also rape. >> police say epps is dangerous and they want to find him before anyone else is hurt. faculty and coaches from 14 state universities across pennsylvania could go on strike before october 30th if a new contract settlement isn't

reached the strike would impact 5,500 union members and halt classes for more than 100,000 students. locally the possible strike would impact students at china, east stroudsberg and west chester university. meanwhile the septa board voted today to return a quarter million dollars to the advertising agency for the loss of ad space. the company's advertising have not been rolling on more than 100 regional rail cars because the trains were pulled for res, the money would cover losses for july and august. crews are replacing cracked beams on the rail cars. extra security will be patrolling the jersey shore this weekend after last weekend's explosion in seaside, a pipe bomb in a trash can went off just minutes before the start of a 5-k charity race for marines. police departments down the

shore say they will be dispatching double the officers to work some big events that are planned for this saturday and sunday. north wildwood is having their annual car festival. they're adding officers at these events to make sure that everybody feels safe and has fun. >> the message is to live your live, do what you normally do, when you decide not to do that, then these terrorists and these people, they're accomplishing their goals. >> if you see anything that worries you or seems suspicious, don't hesitate to call naacp. we have learned new details about that suspect in that bombing at seaside park and where he bought his gun and when he could face a judge. that's all coming up at 5: 45. also coming up at 5:00, who shot and killed this little girl? police in camden have now made

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little less than two hours from now. what better thing to do while we wait for donald trump to take the stage, let's take a look at both sides of this race. >> a lot to talk about, let's start with the news that's developing right now out of charlotte and tulsa. two deadly police shootings have sparked more protest there and around the country and now donald trump has cool out in favor of a controversial policy called stop and frisk. how do we sell this pto voters. >> if an officer has reasonable suspicion to stop and believe that a person has committed a crime, they can stop that person. if they believe they are armed and dangerous they can frisk. and in fact charles ramsey who

spoke at the democrat national convention said that as early as spring of 2000 that it's a vital tool in law enforcement. how can anybody say that charles ramsey who happens to be african-american is racist? >> donald trump knows more about -- stop and frisk is a failed policy and at a time of crisis for policing and race in this country, donald trump wants to stop people of color because they are people of color. what are we going to next, jim? maybe stop and water board? that's another of trump's favorite policies. the american people are not to support this. bad idea from a dangerous guy. >> another story that's been in the headlines, the bombings of course in new york and also seaside park, new jersey. we'll start with you, more, how will concerns about homegrown terrorism play a role in this election? >> hillary clinton said in the situation room in the white

house with president obama and helped him lead s.e.a.l. team 6 while they captured osama bin laden. at the same time donald trump was preparing to be president by fighting vince mcmahon as part of wwe wrestle mania. donald trump is a tv personality who thinks that fake wrestling is a good way to prepare for isis. the american people are not going to buy that. >> hillary clinton and barack obama are proven failures when it comes to foreign policy here in this country, all you have to look at is look at the billions of dollars we're turning over to iran. barack obama and hillary clinton will not acknowledge islamic jihadism is the fundamental

problem with how we approach terrorism in this country and the fact that they're unwilling to recognize there's a war on rad islamic jihadism says a lot. >> why isn't donald trump sharing with the american people the plan that we all know he doesn't have? >> look, hillary clinton has shown time and time again that all of her plans on foreign policy just don't work, mark. >> all right, guys, we enjoyed the back and forth between the two of you, we know there's going to be quite a bit of back and forth on monday night, the presidential debate, when clinton and trump face off. we want to know what you think of both candidates in terms of what they have to do, what they can expect, is there going to be more of a positive tone? some negative attacks? >> hillary clinton has to come clean and at least be honest with the american people for a change, she needs to stop lying about the e, she nee-mae-mail, come clean on benghazi.

donald trump on the other hand, launched his campaign by and through the debates during the primary cycle, he needs to come out measured, he needs to be controlled and he needs to be dising that he can do that. >> donald trump has exceeded expectations because the bar has been set too low. she is being held to a double and higher standard. she has to be jack kennedy in 1960. he only has to be a kardashian. i expect this to be tight after the get bate and all the way to election day. >> i agree it's going to be tight all the way to election day. >> i'm going to change my position. >> mark alderman, jim schultz,

thank you as always for participating in political punch. we'll see you next time around. donald trump and hillary clinton will square off in the first presidential debate this monday night, nbc's lester holt will serve as moderator for the event at hofstra university. you can watch it right here on nbc 10 starting at 9:00. but before that, we want you to join us at xfinity live for nbc 10's debate night. we'll be asking what you want to hear from the candidates, you can be part of the live audience, watch us live on tv. it all starts monday night at 7:00. well, it's officially fall but that doesn't mean that the beach is closed, nbc 10 in wildwood this afternoon where people were enjoying the waves, the wind and the really nice warm temperatures, unseasonably warm conditions and that's the story through tomorrow. however we have a change by this

upcoming weekend. so currently, spring city, seeing some filtered sunshine. we're always seeing the moon by 7:00 and that's because sunset is at 6:59 p.m., keeping it in the mid 60s at 10:00 p.m., a really nice mild night in the forecast, be sure you look at the bottom of your screen your local neighborhood forecast. so weather stories include more day in the 80s tomorrow, and it looks like we do have some scattered showers moving through for parts of central new jersey, perhaps one or two isolated thunderstorms. so a little unsettled, but more sunshine in the works on saturday. i'm tracking a massive cold front sliding on down from the northwest. a high pressure system that will influence the area, so this is why we will see plenty of sunshine on saturday. however the wind gusts will start to kick up. it's going to get chilly certainly by sunday morning, and even chillier by monday morning. so get those jackets ready. it sure didn't feel like fall today, a high temperature in

doylestown, 87 degrees, allentown 86, redding 85 for you and coatesville, your high 82 degrees all around very nice. utah, we got to go ahead and skip out to the west, they're already jumping a season, it looks winter there, they're accumulating snow through tomorrow. you can see the jet stream dipping on down from the northwest. so cooler temperatures by sunday into monday. so notice these temperatures early sunday morning. a chillier start to the day, considering that those wind gusts will be a little bit kicking up just a bit on saturday, it's going to be chilly, and will warm up by monday into tuesday, so a look ahead, temperatures in the mitt to upper 80s on friday, then behave those clouds developing on friday into saturday, 70s for the most part on saturday and then upper 60s to low 70s on sunday, so again, that's the next big weather story, conditions mainly look dry for the next couple of days, a live

shot outside pennington, looking gorgeous, so not so much as far as cloud cover goes, and eagles versus steelers, a very nice day as far as sunshine goes, but a little chillier, 66 degrees at tailgating time. and your ten-day on ten a lot to go over, we do have these icons, a little misleading friday into saturday, again, it looks like we may see some scattered showers, one or two isolated thunderstorms friday evening for central new jersey and this is when we start to see those cooler temperatures kick into place. notice these overnight lows in the 80s, higher up in elevation, you may see some upper 540s, lo 50s there. we're seeing a mix of sun and clouds, so no showers making a come back and i don't expect any rain showers until possibly next thursday or friday. we'll be tracking that forry and if you follow us on social

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years and now some city leaders are taking their concerns all the way to washington. tomorrow on nbc 10 news today, a sign of the times, we're taking you back more than 30 years to the lehigh valley where a local radio station contest became a phenomenon. >> the competition that became a realty show before there were really even real showty shows. >> i guess it's big ten over a highway. >> we spoke with the producers to started the competition that changed the lives of men and women in our area.

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take a look, a pair of th e thieves used a u-haul truck to bust a hole through the front of the public storage on grand avenue. one the truck broke through the wall, man went inside and skrounged around. >> to discuss drinking water safety. senator bob casey convened the meeting as a way of opening the lines of communication between the eric pa and people living in par minister and warrington. those communities have been calling for action after a discovery earlier this year that

chemicals from nearby military bases leaked into the water supply. today casey said action needs to been. >> to put in place infrastructure or other changes in the community that will prehaven't this from happening again. >> mplgsz this is poshlts here, police have been begging witnesses to come forward with information about a little girl's death. >> now two women are facing charges but not for her murder. 6 we'll explain plus we'll ask police what happens now. that's next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. plus bad news for yahoo users, the company says millions of its e-mail accounts have been breached. what you need to do right now to protect your information.

an 8-year-old kill and still the same question, who's this little girl's killer. >> police have been urging community members to come forward with new information now with a second arrest, they're hoping the shooter is just around the corner. nbc 10 south jersey reporter

sidney lo cydney long. >> reporter: residents have been largely hush for a long time now. now detectives hope they're that much closer to the capture of shooter or shooters and filing official homicide charges. melted candle wax, two teddy bears and one police car. gabby hill carter was stuck by a bullet while playing outside her camden home. police know a handful of gang members -- natasha gerald, police say she lied to homicide detectives by creating a false alibi for a person of interest. 35-year-old shaquia land lied about the suspect's whereabouts.

>> i just feel justice needs to be served. if you know something, just tell the truth and if you want to lie, if you want to hide things, then, yes, you'll be arrested also. >> reporter: and they're not talking to authorities either, because they fear that cashing in on a large reward will eventually cost them their lives. >> $76,000 and no one will come forward. >> it's sad, it's sickening. >> neighbors tell us that gabby's mother and brother moved out of their house last night. natasha gerald could face five years in pliz, and shaquia land could face charges on these homicide charges. gabby was just a week away from starting the third grade. year live in camden, i'm stid any long, next 10 news.

to new details now on a reported car fire bombing, philadelphia police now say the incident may have just been a car fire. it happened early this morning, at dolphin and cleveland streets in north phil. police say the fire is still under investigation. police in delaware are investigating the death of a person whose body was found last night in a partially collapsed house in newark. a second person had to be freed from the debris. she's now in the hospital in stable condition. the damage can't be seen here from the front of the town home. but nbc 10 was in front of the town house on saturday. officials have not said yet whether the deceased person passed away as a result of collapse. >> not long ago these five philadelphians were facing from

one to 10 prison sentences, the men and women were first-time felony drug offenders, instead of ending up behind bars, they enrolled in the choice is your program. now if they remain clean and out of trouble, their records will be expunged. >> also tonight, the first alert weather team is keeping track of the rain or lack thereof. >> there was the scene on monday when it seemed to rain all day. and some areas even saw flooding, but did all that rain make a difference? >> that's a great question, but when you look at this video, you think answer is yes. >> the quick and dirty answer to that is yes, i have a graphic in just one moment, but i do want to welcome fall officially. so the first day of fall, unseasonably warm, that's the story for today, that's the story for tomorrow. the days of course get ore

shorter, sun set 6:59 p.m. be sure to look for updates on screen and you can always follow us on social media. we're looking at normal temperatures with lots of 70s in the forecast, i am tracking the threat of one or two isolated thunderstorms parts of jersey friday into saturday. the next big choice would be that cooldown. but to mention this drought, the drought has improved since monday, so you are seeing parts that are mild to moderate, and of course unfortunately we're not really tracking any more rain showers, at least not for the next seven to eight days, joe, we're going to keep monitoring that for you, it looks like you may see some showers later this week, i do have my full forecast with your t ten-day on ten. trump is back in our area

tonight for the second time in as many weeks, he's said to speak here in chester township, delaware county at an event starting in about 90 minutes, today both trump and his democratic rival hillary clinton are looking forward to monday's presidential de. >> nbc 10 national correspondent edward lawrence has the latest from both campaigns. >> the violent protests like this in charlotte will not be tolerated donald trump says if he is elected president. >> we honor the right of all americans to peacefully assemble, protest and demonstrate, but there is no right to engage in violent disruption. >> speaking in pittsburgh, he went on to toughen his stance, saying they are the line between civilization chaos, while acknowledging officers actions must be scrutinized. >> we must do everything we can

to ensure that they are properly trained, they respect all members of the public and that any wrong doing is always and it will be by them vigorously addressed. >> hillary clinton's running mate senator tim kaine speaking in nevada says clinton wants to invest in more training for community policing to head off problems before they start. >> there is a need to build better bridges, between law enforcement and the communities they serve. >> the only appearance clinton made today is on a taped comedy show. for the funny or die website. >> as secretary, how many words per minute did you type? how does president obama like his coffee, like himself, weak? >> you know, zack s those are really out of date questions, you need to get out more. >> clinton's campaign says she's working today on preparation for that debate.

edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. coming up tonight at 6:00, donald trump stopped for a quick bite before on the's rally, where else? grabbed a cheesesteak in south philly. tell you what donald trump had to say to supporters there at 6:00. coming up next, members of the white house staff gets hacked. plus, new details about the suspect in those bombings in new jersey and new york. that's still ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

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just hours ago, yahoo confirmed a massive data breach. they say someone working for another nation's government is behind the attack. everything from e-mails to pass words and phone numbers were accessed and investigators say

payment information was not stolen. yahoo is currently in the process of being acquired by verizon. and new details on yet another hack, this time the personal g mail account of a white house staffer. this time it was michelle obama's passport. officials suspect it's run by russian intelligence, the same site posted campaign related, mails from colin powell's account. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams is following the latest developments this story, you can see his full report tonight on nbc nightly news with lester holt, which follows nbc 10 news at 6:00. and more witnesses took the stand in the bridgegate scandal. the director of the port

authority said david wildstein wasn't interviewed. former christie allies bridget kelly biand bill baroni is -- former federal prosecutor joe khan announced his candidacy today. the northeast philadelphia native says his candidacy is about reing integrity to the office. >> this city needs a da who will be focused on keeping this city safe. philadelphia is the biggest, poorest city in america and our precious resources can't be squandered on scandal and ego trips. >> khan also says the integrity of the da's office has been called into question by probes

into williams political and charity finances. williams has not been charged with any crimes. >> conditions have been very warm for the past couple of days, trending warm through tomorrow, but a major change by saturday and sunday, details coming up in just a bit.

authorities have not been able to request the man connected to the bombing in new york and new jersey. >> one bullet narrowly missed his vital organs, told he won't

be able to be questioned any time soon. investigators say he has a younger brother in the roanoke area, and bought the weapon there during a visit. fbi agents were back in elizabeth, new jersey as they continue their investigation into rahami. >> reporter pat battle from our sister station in new york has the latest. >> reporter: under our nose, it's just very scary, i have talked to many people and everyone feels pretty frightened in this area eight now. all the fbi ing as and police officers. particularly they say when there are so few details on the whereabouts of family members of ahmad rahami. when he allegedly detonated

explosives in new york and new jersey. the rahami family known to people in this neighborhood, but the sinister activities of 28-year-old ahmad still sending shock waves through it. the fbi visited this beauty salon next door to the restaurant. ahmad rahami's former girlfriend and the mother of one of his children issued a statement saying she and her family were just as appalled and shocked by the bombings as anyone else, that she is completely cooperating with authorities, though she hasn't seen him in two years, she's telling him everything she knows about the suspect. meanwhile the family home above the fried chicken restaurant here in elizabeth remains closed, the fbi still on the premises.

i'm meteorologist erika martin, the first day of fall, temperatures dropped into the 80s for doylestown, wilmington, 86 for you, a little bit cooler, temperatures for coatesville, temperatures certainly above normal for this time of the, we're mainly seeing mid 70s. so again, a very warm day all around the area, neighborhoods right now notice we're still seeing 80s, philadelphia currently at 86 degrees, suburbs seeing low 80s, upper 70s and locally fox chase, 85 degrees, west mt. airy, 83 degrees for you, andorra at 85 degrees. another nice warm day in the forecast and a nice warm night as well. we're going to trend warm at least through early saturday morning and then those temps start to dive down as a cold front months on through, phoenixville your current temperatures, st. daitds at 75.

and the good news is there's plenty of sunshine still, however we do have sunset at 6:59 p.m., a little earlier tonight, if you look at the bottom of your screen, will see your local neighborhood forecast. right now conditions for the valley, lehigh valley, we're seeing coatstown at 85 degrees. and fleetwood also seeing 80s and tonight we're going to trend really comfortable night in the forecast with a few if any clouds, lots of upper 50s, a few upper 40s, so weather stories include one more day in the 80s, that's tomorrow. temperatures above normal and it looks like some scattered showers for parts of central new jersey. perhaps one or two isolated thunderstorms, but it's really not until next week. saturday, clouds and lots of sunshine as the high pressure system sits right over the area. a cold front dips on down, arrives just in time for fall. so we do have cooler

temperatures, especially early sunday into monday. chilly sunday and monday. notice temperatures mainly in the upper 40s and some low 50s in the forecast. a quick look at the poconos, we're seeing temperatures overnight saturday into sunday in the upper 30s, so a chilly stretch by this upcoming weekend so be sure you enjoy tonight and tomorrow, because a cooldown is certainly in the works, lake george also seeing much cooler temperatures saturday into sunday, your 10-day on 10, tracking rain showers not until next week, the big story again is just how cool it's going to get by saturday into sunday. back to you. >> all right, thanks for that erika. >> here's a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." >> good to see you, ahead for us tonight, a state of emergency in effect as charlotte braces for a possible third night of violent protests. a major e-mail provider revealing 500 million accounts

hacked. what to do if you think you've been compromised and why a letter to the president from a little boy is melting hearts across the country. >> we'll see you at 6:30. >> you got it. all right, turning to this now, it's not just fans who popped on carson wentz' bandwagon. the rookie quarterback has denied the logical learning curve, but interview with officer frank wright, he says there's an area forrism profits. protect yourself. #. >> to be quite honest, he got ripped for that, you know, by all of us. you know, and never again. don't ever let that happen again. and, you know, we laugh about it, but we're dead serious, i mean, this is -- it's not a joke, i mean it's not part of your job.

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the sands casino is places a big bet on itself. >> but neighbors are hoping it's not just the gamblers who will

benefit. here's our story from the lehigh valley. >> reporter: built on the back of the shuttered steel mill in bethlehem's shutters casino, pumping millions into the economy. john hanes is a card carrying sands casino regular, he says it's often so crowded in there, they could use the extra space, a bigger floor means more money. >> more business and to bring more people to town and more customers for the other stores and restaurants. >> the casino filed papers at city hall with blueprints showing an expansion, new slot machines, restaurants and a new poker room. >> the succe lehigh county

commissioner says -- market share as casinos in atlantic city shut down. >> everybody's competing for casino customers. when sands opened back in 2009, they acknowledged it was a big bet during a tough economy. >> so we think there's a large audience that we can hopefully entice to the facility. >> so far it's paid off and now it appears they are doubling down on bethlehem. >> pennsylvania's seen a lot of success with these, and the sands is the most successful casino in pennsylvania. >> no word yet on when construction might start, it's far too soon, this plan still needs layers of approval, sands declined our request for comment. the expansion of the sands casino is just one of many that's taking place across the area. >> the casino added games, restaurants and a parking

garage. in january, the park's casino also added more games and a new lounge. >> this is a behrendi -- there' no official opening date. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here's jim rosenfield. >> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. mothers in charge, tonight the group's plan to stop the violence in our city streets. plus a push for pennsylvania and a stop for cheesesteak. and i'm tracking a major cooldown by this weekend, temperatures above normal at least through tomorrow, but 60s and 70s making a come back by sunday. details in a bit.

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the presidential nominee stops in south philly for a rally tonight. major develops, new details in the past hour on the police shootings in tulsa and charlotte. woman murdered and tonight police are the hunt for her estranged boyfriend. and we begin with the push for pennsylvania donald trump's pit stop for a cheese steak before making his pitch for president to the voters. good evening, everyone. decision 2016 focuses on the key

battle ground state of pennsylvania once again tonight. donald trump here tonight for the second time in a week, hillary clinton stopped here on monday. nbc 10's lauren mayk is joining us from ashston, delaware county. do we know what trump will focus on during his rally tonight? >> reporter: earlier today he did mention what happened in charlotte last night. and he spent quite a bit of time talking about that during his stop in pittsburgh today. right here behind me, you can hear they're whipping up the crowd here, this is his rally at ashton and this room is filling up. i'm told they gave out about 10,000 tickets and as you can see, it is pretty full in here. but this crowd does have about another hour to wait before donald trump himself takes that podium. however, as you mentioned, he is in philadelphia. check out where he stopped earlier today, that is cheese steak landmark