charlotte under curfew in just one hour. charlotte says all protesters should be off the streets. this as the family of a man killed by police views the video of his final moments. push for pennsylvania. donald trump returns to our area as black police officers push back against their union's

endorsement of him. hack attack. 500 million yahoo! customers victimized. what you need to know. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. count down to curfew. charlotte says all protesters must be off the streets within an hour. good evening, everyone. i'm jim rosenfield. the midnight curfew comes during a third night of protests over the killing of keith lamont scott. just hours ago, his family watched the police video of his death, and they are not satisfied with what they saw. nbc10's keith jones is live in our breaking news center with the latest. >> reporter: protesters are marching right now under the state of emergency there. it's been a less violent night than before, but seemingly more organized. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: protesters proposed progress, even posing their proclamations to police. >> protesters are at the police department. >> reporter: raising flags,

signs, and their voices. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: hundreds on the streets of charlotte, their resounding message on day three. >> release the video scott. >> reporter: footage of the death at the hands of officers who say the black man had a gun. his family says it was a book. they saw the video tonight, and their attorneys released this statement, quote, it is impossible to discern from the video what, if kneelianything m scott was holding in his hand. when he was shot and killed, mr. scott's hands were by his side and he was slowly walking backwards. protesters are calling for a revolution. >> this is the first time since the civil rights movement. >> reporter: men and women in uniform, armed, ready, on the front lines, rows of police in riot gear, hoping the night stays peaceful.

keith scott's family wants the video of his fatal shooting made public. it's not clear whether police are going to release it. in addition, with less than an hour until curfew at midnight in charlotte, the family urges protesters to be peaceful. keith jones, nbc10 news. farther south tonight, charges for the tulsa police officer who shot and killed terence crutcher. tonight, his family is reacting. officer betty shelby has been charged with first degree manslaughter. dash cam and aerial footage of the shooting showed crutcher walking away from officer shelby with his arms in the air. crutcher's twin sister spoke after the family learned of the charges filed against shelby. >> while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back.

>> the u.s. justice department has launched a separate investigation to see if the officers on the scene violated crutcher's civil rights. shootings on video, violent protests, and highly charged debates over police tactics. for many people, these images are traumatic, and they're struggling to cope. in just a few minutes, we explore how to manage the stress and how to talk to your children about these difficult topics. tonight, donald trump denounced the unrest and blamed it on police critics. he did it while campaigning in aston, delaware county. >> those peddling the narrative of cops as a racist force in our society, and this is a narrative that is supported with a nod by my opponent. you see what she's saying. >> nbc10's laura make was there and atalked to the candidate's son. >> he will go down as one of the best that we've ever had. let me introduce you to mr. donald trump.

>> reporter: introduced by basketball coach bobby knight, trump took the stage to the theme from "rocky," air statue of the fighter nearby in a campaign t-shirt. he told the crowd in delaware county he'll make it safe again. >> it must be ended and ended now. >> reporter: it's trump's fourth visit to the philadelphia region in four weeks as he pushes for votes, his campaign also dealing with a report in "the washington post" claiming his charitable foundation used more than $250,000 to settle legal issues involving his businesses. in a one-on-one interview at tonight's rally, i asked his son, eric trump, about that. was money from the foundation used to settle business interests? >> what's really amazing to me with this foundation, there's not a single person ever took a salary from his foundation. not a single expense was ever charged to his foundation. his foundation gave to so many great charities whether it be veterans charities, children's

charities, my own charity. i mean so many charities he gave to. >> reporter: eric trump says his father's foundation has done tremendous good. but was money from the foundation used for business interests? >> he gave money to veterans charities much he gave monday to lots of different charities. that's not for business interests. >> so, no, it didn't? >> i'm saying no. no, it didn't. it went to great charities. >> reporter: the trump campaign said, quote, there was not and could not be any intent or motive for the trump foundation to make improper payments. on stage, donald trump got cheers from the packed room and urged them to vote. >> you have 46 days to change the world. you have 46 days to make possible every dream you ever dreamed for your country and for your state. >> reporter: eric trump tells me pennsylvania is a state his family knows well and that donald trump will win it in november. in aston, i'm lauren make, nbc10 news. meantime, some black officers in philadelphia are at odds with the fraternal order of

police over its endorsement of donald trump. the philadelphia guardian civic league, which represents 2,500 african-american officers, will hold a news conference tomorrow on why it is denouncing the endorsement. the league's president says she cannot believe the fop's decision. >> to me, it was shocking. when i heard it, i thought somebody was punking me and playing a joke. the fraternal order of police has a diverse membership. trump is not speaking kind of the diverse cultures in this country. he's the worst representative you can deal with. >> the philadelphia fop followed the national organization in supporting trump. the philadelphia guardian civic league says they wish the fop had endorsed no one at all. hillary clinton did not have any public events today, but her running mate, tim kaine, was campaigning out west. he spoke to voters in reno, nevada, and made some predictions about the first presidential debate. kaine believes trump will be

trash talking but that clinton can deal with it. that debate is monday night. join me and our team at xfinity live at the sports complex in south philadelphia. 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 talk about during the debate. so join us in person or on tv live at xfinity live monday at 7:00 p.m. yahoo! users, listen up, your personal information may have fallen victim to one of the largest cybersecurity breaches ever. yahoo! says data associated with at least 500 million user accounts has been stolen. the breach is believed to have occurred in late 2014. yahoo! is blaming the breach on a, quote, state-sponsored actor, meaning an individual acting on behalf of a government. yahoo! users are urged to change their passwords and monitor their accounts for suspicious activity. and the hacking didn't stop with yahoo! this time involving the personal gmail account of a white house staffer. e-mails that included a copy of

first lady michelle obama's pass ports. they were posted to the website for the group called dc leaks. officials suspect it's run by russian intelligence. the same site posted campaign related e-mails from colin powell's account. brand-new exclusive video tonight believed to show the new york and new jersey bombing suspect leaving a suitcase bomb on a new york city street. police say ahmad rahami is seen leaving the luggage on a manhattan street saturday night. two men come up and take the suitcase but leave the unexploded bomb. then several people come and mess with the device. two people even kick it. one woman eventually calls police. the nypd bomb squad came to remove the device. to a developing story. now new pictures just into our newsroom show the man accused of slashing a woman to death in delaware county and then leaving a trail of blood into philadelphia. nbc10's brandon hudson live in yaden where he just received new information on this case. >> reporter: we are waiting for

the victim's estranged boyfriend to turn himself in to police. when a detective told us he has some surveillance images he wants to share with you at home. it shows a profile of the man police are looking for. new tonight, surveillance images of who police say is mark epps on the night natasha gibson died. epps remains a person of interest in her murder. but earlier his mom tried to clear his name. >> he has not did this, no. >> reporter: lisa epps stood in her front doorway, expressing her unwavering support for her son, mark, saying he hasn't been in touch with his estranged girlfriend, natasha gibson, for a while. >> he has not seen that girl for eight, nine months. >> reporter: yeadon police don't believe it. the chief says gibson's family told officers a different story. >> there's threats of violence from him just recently in the last month. so she was fearful for her safety because of this individual. >> reporter: around 3:00 this morning, gibson's body was found

outside a family friend's house, her throat slashed. the killer got away on foot. a long trail of blood from yeadon to the outskirts of southwest philly led investigators to what's believed to be the bloody steak knife used in the killing. >> the investigation of the crime scene showed us that the suspect apparently was also injured, and he was bleeding. >> reporter: later police told nbc10 about the search for mark epps. a man with a criminal history which includes past charges of assault, reckless endangerment, and rape. we learned why epps is tied to the crime. >> this suspect apparently was beaten up in a bar and philadelphia, and he felt that she was responsible for that. >> he got beat up down here not once, but twice. and i was so afraid that he was going to get killed down here. >> reporter: detectives are also looking at surveillance video. investigators found natasha gibson's purse on a roof but have not said how it got there.

although police named a person of interest, no one is facing charges at this time. live in yeadon, brandon hudson, nbc10 news. to this now from skyforce10 over this big emergency response to an accident between a car and a fire truck in burlington county. a fire crew was stopped at a light when a woman driving a car plowed right into the back of the fire truck right there. two firefighters were in the truck. they weren't hurt and they helped get the woman out. she went to the hospital but is expected to be okay. with or without? donald trump makes a stop at one of the city's most famous steak joints. who the republican presidential nominee offered to buy a cheesesteak. let's talk about trump. >> oh, let's. >> clinton and the comedian. what happened when hillary clinton sat down with zach gal fa knackis between two ferns. and, jim, we do have big changes to our temperatures by

sunday. 80s tomorrow. upper 80s tomorrow and 70s by the second half of the weekend. by full forecast coming up.

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senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. a man shot by police, his death caught on dash cam video. violent protests in the streets. another man killed during the unrest. these are the images dominating television screens and social media. the pictures are graphic. for some, they are traumatizing and children see them too. nbc10's drew smith asks the experts how to talk to them about it. >> reporter: it's video clips like these of a tulsa officer shooting an unarmed man, which can be hard to watch. >> it scares the life out of you. >> reporter: but they're becoming unavoidable in america's growing conversation on race and policing. >> just to see it over and over and over again, you're just recreating the drama, the trauma. >> reporter: this woman knows her kids have seen it, a few

seconds of video that require a lot of explaining. >> it's almost like having to teach a 9-year-old a college course. >> reporter: tonight, wurt radio hosted a panel discussion at the franklin institute on the brain strain, exploring the effect of trauma on education. >> children still have to process that, and as an educator, it's very challenging, you know, for our educators in schools to have those conversations with children. >> reporter: experts say context and perspective are important. >> this is clearly an unfortunate situation. it's horrible. but here's how we deal with it and talk about, you know, ways that they keep themselves safe. >> reporter: starting a dialogue to try to stop added stress. in center city, drew smith, nbc10 news. donald trump's cheesesteak cravings are satisfied tonight. the republican presidential candidate stopped by gino's steaks in south philly this afternoon. trump's steak stop came ahead of his campaign event in delaware

county this evening. he offered to get cheese steaks for the crowd and he joked that he was buying one for hillary clinton. meantime, clinton showed off her own comedy chops. she sat down with comedian zach galifianakis for an episode of his web series, between two ferns. of course the topic of trump came up. >> when he's elected president and kid rock becomes secretary of state, are you going to move to canada or one of the arctics? >> i would stay in the united states. >> and what would you try to -- >> i would try to prevent him from destroying the united states. >> so you're going to lead the civil war? >> no, i wouldn't take up arms. i think that might be a little extreme. >> galifianakis also joked about her e-mail scandal. clinton dead panned in the video she really regretted doing this. will those ferns get any showers in the next few days. >> we do have a couple of showers in the forecast later tomorrow into saturday. but first let's go ahead and focus on these warmer

temperatures today and tomorrow. highs were pretty impressive, in the mid-to-upper 80s. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. live look outside, it's pretty nice right now. a few clouds and current temperatures are really mild. 68 dreegrees. clear skies for tonight. calm winds. 50s, mainly 50s, upper 50s through the overnight hours. and for tomorrow, the bus stop forecast, sun rise is at 6:50 a.m. few clouds and mainly 60s to start the day. warm and sunny. we do have an air quality alert due to a high pressure system for most of the delaware valley. here's your satellite and radar image. notice not much going on. high pressure system to the northwest. everything is going to remain high and dry until tomorrow night into saturday. we'll show you in just one moment on our hour by hour forecast. but the next three days really impressive. highs topping out in the mid-to-upper 80s for philadelphia tomorrow and then we see a decline into the 70s and upper 60s, especially likely

for elevations higher up. we're seeing some 60s by sunday, overnight lows sunday into monday, upper 30s and some low 40s. get those jackets ready. tomorrow, 85 for millville. 86 for hampton. atlantic city, 85 degrees. lots of 80s across the area. again, topping out in the upper 80s. in fact, today philadelphia saw a high of 87 degrees. so another warm day on tap, unseasonably warm for this time of the year. then we're getting cooler by sunday. here is your hour by hour forecast. notice conditions are dry right now. there's that front. it will start to slide down and we do see some light showers moving on through. conditions will be scattered showers through the overnight hours and clearing early on saturday. cooler temperatures by saturday into sunday and sunday into monday. and then it looks like we may see some showers later next week. otherwise, conditions remain very dry for the most part with those scattered showers overnight tomorrow into

saturday. more news 10 after the break.

raising awareness about heroin and opioid addiction. the community college of philadelphia hosted this forum tonight as part of a prescription opioid awareness week. they held a panel discussion followed by a question and answer session. nbc10's digital team spent months on the streets around philadelphia investigating the opioid crisis. it's called generation addicted, and it's on the nbc10 app. you'll find personal stories from people who struggle with addiction. you can also learn about innovative techniques designed to help addicts. a big honor for a local business executive in center city. darren dockerty buck hoelds was presented with the philadelphia center for advancing entrepreneurs award.

the group held its inaugural gala. buck hoelds is the senior vice president for the comcast corporation. comcast is nbc10's parent company. danny pommels, what's going on in sports? >> after missing the last four games, ryan howard returns to the phillies line up tonight. see if the big piece had a big impact in the series opener with the mets. plus the story of a former army ranger who was discovered by chip kelly and whose job now is to protect ben roethlisberger. we've got the long and winding tail of alejandro villa navy va next in sports.

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entirely different role. john clark has more. >> reporter: how about the story of alejandro villanueva, the army ranger who served three tours of duty in afghanistan played football at army, tried to make the birds in chip kelly's first year, was cut. now he's with the steelers. chip and the birds signed him as a defensive end, but they cut him. he's 6'9", so in that pre-season, steelers coach mike tomlin saw him during the national anthem and was amazed by him and his size. so the steelers picked him up, signed him to their practice squad. he gained 70 to 90 pounds, and now he is their starting left tackle. >> actually i was gaining a lot of weight when i was in philly. chip kelly had his weigh in every single day so i was able to monitor how much weight i was putting on every single day and i worked out. the food was excellent in the cafeteria. >> he was already eating like he still was in the army, man. like it was fast, and you know,

he'd eat a lot. didn't see that coming. he put on a lot of weight just to play that position. i take my hat off to that guy because what he's been through already, then to come out and play the game that he love and then be able to convert and then stick to an offensive line and be a pretty good left tackle too. >> alejandro is grateful for this opportunity. if not, he would still be serving in the army. at the novacare complex, john clark, csn. phillies opened up a four game set with the mets. ryan howard back in the lineup after missing four games with knee soreness. 2-1 game in the fit. mow the lawn and trim the hedges. that's yard work. solo shot ties it at 2. 47th career dinger against mets pitching. tied at 6 in the 11th. a.j. ellis unties with a single to center. right now it is 8-6 phillies on top. finally the comcast corporation announced today is buying the remaining portion of the flyers and other comcast

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>> another gorgeous day tomorrow, jim. upper 80s in the forecast, and then we're going to dive into the 70s by sunday. look at this. okay. so it's not impressive to a lot of people, but when you're seeing 15 to 20 degree difference between friday and sunday, a matter of 48 hours, that's a major decline there. and then we're going to stay cool on monday, and then we're going to climb just a bit into the mid-70s and tracking some possible showers friday into saturday. otherwise, mainly dry. >> some of those lows in the low 50s, a shock. >> yeah. >> get ready. that's nbc10 news at 11:00. i'm jim rosenfield. for erica and all of us, thanks so much for watching. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. have a great night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- hugh jackman, ken jeong, musical guest shawn mendes,