authorities arrest a man in tennessee for the murder of this girl last month. demands to release video of a deadly police shooting. >> it is sort of like locking your doors. >> don't become a hacker's next victim. we are taking a look at how you can keep your own personal information secure. and breaking news, police arrest a man who shot and killed this eight-year-old camden girl last month. we are live on a murder arrest in an investigation that unfolded over the last month.

what can you tell us? >> reporter: i can tell you it comes nearly one month to the day since the girl's death in camden. we do have a photo of him. he is originally from camden and sources say he was taken into custody some 750 miles from here in clarksville, tennessee. he was living or staying with a relative there believed to be his uncle. he was taken into custody on a murder warrant overnight. she one of as many as five shooters involved in a gang fight august 25th as gabby hill carter played outside of her home. she was stuck isn't truck in th bully. she t two women charged with lying to

detectives and hindering prosecution within the last week. we learned gabby's family moved by where she was killed. we are working to get more information about brown. it is unclear how long he has been staying in the area of clarksville, tennessee. we are told he is in the montgomery county jail there. it is hard to know when he will be extradited. nbc 10 news. breaking news, our sisters station in new york reporting that key members of the new jersey assembly have begun researching whether or not to bring articles of impeachment against chris christie. jurors in the bridgegate trial

could hear information from david weinstein. two former allies of governor christie accused of calling for the closures. allegedly it is for not endorsing christie. we have details about the person hurt on the blue route. this was along i-476 overnight. drivers were stranded on the highway for hours. here was the scene following the crash. you can see the first responders looking beneath the front end of that big rig. there is a car under that tractor trailer. one person was transport today the hospital and that person is in stable condition. there were five to six vehicles involved in this accident including a second tractor trailer. there was a huge back up.

drivers went southbound in the northbound lanes. a relativity calm night following violent protests over the police shooting of an african american man. last night's demonstrations were peaceful, a big change from what we have seen so far. yesterday a family got a look at video of the shooting. they still had many unanswered questions. this is a live look right now from charlotte. they are getting ready to hold a news conference about the unrest in that city. sarah has more. >> a third night of protestings in north carolina's biggest city and calmly after days of violence angry about tuesday's shooting death of 43-year-old keith scott. their uproar prompting a state of emergency with national guard and highway patrol sweeping in. overnight a change of heart, some giving hugs instead of

attacking police. their message made clear. demonstrators echoing the publicly release video hoping to resolve different account of what happened. >> what i see is an individual sitting in a car who gets out in a calm, peaceful maern. >> his family says he didn't have a weapon. jennifer roberts also says it's not clear enough to see if he had a gun. >> there is not a clear picture. the body camera is moving and view is on sewbscured at certai points. i think it's a challenge. >> i will be very intentional about protecting the integrity of the investigation. >> now many are left with questions. >> hoping for justice.

the white police officer, buzz booked and charged with touchdown man slighter. the medical examiner announced she runs from the chef. she could face years in prison. police tell us the victim is no long aeroperson of interest in this case. police interviewed epps. gibson's body was found on a road yesterday morning. they are following new leads but would not provide any additional

details. crews are fixing a broken water main. they shut off water earlier this morning. it should be back around 5:00 this afternoon. another warm late september day. bill henley has our forecast! hig >> hi. it was a nice warming. mostly sunny skies. a little bit of haze out there. warm temperatures already above normal for this time of yore. year. nice warm up in delaware. more sunshine in new jersey than we started with.

81 in this area. you'll see 70s turn into 80s at philadelphia international. in fact, all of these neighborhoods will warm into the 80s this afternoon. not everybody is seeing sunshine right now. it's cleared out nicely for most of the area. still clouds along the coastline from the jersey shore and delaware beaches. you can see the clouds are pushing offshore. it won't be much longer and you'll see sunshine. clouds will take a break. the weekend, we'll have more clouds to start with. i'll show you what that means when i come back. >> thanks. time far check on the road with first alert traffic reporter, francesca ruscio . >> we'll show you this at gulf road a. big accident took place blocking off and closing down around 5:00 earlier this morning. it reopened up for traffic and the morning commute.

traffic is in the green and very easy going. we are good. we are working as an alternate rou route. so far some reported delays in this area. right now along richland township. this is at route 663. we have been keeping an eye on that for the lasting ten minutes. everything in the green so far. we are seeing delays and this is about 24 minutes late now. an alternate i recommend taking towards broad street! all right. thanks. details about the largest data breach in u.s. history and what you need to do to make sure

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bobby knight introduced trump to the crowd. it was the fourth visit in four

weeks. he promised to make america safe again blaming the revent unrest in charlotte on critics of the police. >> we must work with our police, not against our police. our women and blue also need our support, our thanks and our gratitude. >> he spoke with trump's son about reports they used. >> he gave money to lots of different charities. >> so no. it didn't? >> i'm saying no. it didn't. it went to great charities. >> trump campaign put out a statement saying there could not be any intent or motive to make improper payments. a group representing 2,500 black police officers are at odds endorsing donald trump for

president. they are holding a news conference right now in north phil fi. happening now hillary clinton's running mate is appearing in houston. >> this is a live look. kaine will head to austin later today. hillary clinton is showing her funny side. she sat down for his web series donald trump's name did come up. >> when he is elected president and becomes secretary of state are you going to move to canada? >> try to prevent him from destroying the united states. >> so you'll lead the civil war? >> no. i wouldn't take up arms. i think it might be a little

extreme. >> take a look. crews are preparing this hall in new york. nbc nightly news will moderate the debate expected to draw one of the biggest tv audiences in years. before that join nbc 10's decision at the sports complex. it will be a part of that live audience. watch it live on tv. it's all about what you want to hear the candidate say during the debate. we are approaching the 80 degree mark. this is looking past the

battleship. visitors on board enjoying a perfect day. sunshine and temperatures in the 70s right now. wilmington is 70. temperatures running a little cooler than yesterday. the clouds are sending out and philadelphia down by 4 compare today yesterday. we are still head sboing into t 80s. by 6:00 this evening the temperatures will be cooling after we warm into the upper 80s. 84 degrees and then 74 degrees nice and pleasant. the humidity will be in the comfortable zone. for the lehigh valley a few scattered clouds. bright sunshine through the afternoon.

80s for today. this is the last we are going to see. it's going to get cooler just in time for the first weekend of fall. the last clouds will be clearing out of the jersey shore. 80 degrees at the shore for today. satellite shows the clouds to the north. there are clouds moving into the new york area. those clouds will move through our area tonight. look at the showers popping up. those showers will fall apart as the clouds move into the area. you'll see those tonight into tomorrow morning. that's 3:30 in the morning. by sunrise we'll start to see a better view of the clouds. the clouds cold front coming through sweeps through with a cool change for tomorrow

afternoon it is 75 for philadelphia and the suburbs. at the jersey shore. 60s and low 70s on sunday. a pretty chilly morning. that chill, you'll feel it again on monday morning. look at that. 49 monday morning. the suburbs will be solidly in the 40s both mornings. more clouds around on tuesday. the chance of showers will be increasing tuesday and into wednesday. once the showers clear out we stay in the 70s through next week. the sign of the times an am radio state thought a local contest could get them more attention but nothing like this. >> yes, it's big brother on a

tent over a highway. i don't know how else you would really describe it. >> ahead, a story of a billboard contest that put allentown on the map. >> and the game of the week is bonner-prendie. that's tonight at 11:00.

anniversary celebration. barbara is the founder of the learning tree. she is there with judy. >> we are just talking about this during the break. it is learning how to use a computer. it has been around for so long. >> people actually still need to learn it. it was the early days when very few people had computers. we had a high school kid and an adult who had worked on the earliest teaching, you know, learning a computer.

>> tell us what kinds of services people provide? >> the community is rich with resources. i think most are but it was particularly rich. we had writing courses and bird watching courses. you name it, whatever plumbing course, whatever people, you know, when i would meet people and they had a skill i would say you could teach that and they became teachers. >> and everything from the silly to helping somebody overcome their fears. they learn how to mountain climb. >> it is teaching neighbors and

although so much has changed in 35 years that has remained the same. we still have neighbors teaching neighbors and community centers and businesses and some times in teachers homes. like barbara said we have a very rich neighborhood full of all kinds of people with skills to show and lots of students out there ready to learn. >> just about anything. >> and who is willing to teach it. people are always interested in learning something new. we will be honoring to get us up and running.

we'll have live entertainment. some of our teachers will be there. african drumming class will be there. we'll have ice cream and cake and a wonderful celebratory time. >> it has been around since 1981. i'm sure you have seen folks graduate. what a wonderful thing you have here. celebrate the learning trees 35th anniversary. friends meeting at the 35th east mermaid lane. come over to our web site or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you very much. congratulations on this milestone. >> thank you. this morning the 76ers are all about practice. a brand new practice facility just across the river, what this new state of the art complex

means and the city of camden. and the big weekend at the jersey shore, why you might need extra security at the irish weekend.

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anch a cloudy start at the jersey shore. fewer people on the beach but it is fall, after all. bill henley has the forecast for us. >> yes. and those few people on the beach, they will get some sunshine. the clouds are thinning out. 76 degrees right now. look at that beautiful view. 83 at 1:00 this afternoon. upper 80s. it will feel like it's july other than the humidity. it is 87 at 4:00 this afternoon. we are seeing a blue sky.

a few sky fair weather clouds. no rain and none expected. 83 degrees. and 85 at 5:00 today. and we are seeing some sunshine in delaware. a few clouds to start with. some thing clouds in the area. it is 77 degrees into the middle 80s at 4:00 this afternoon. each of these locations and lehigh valley. the clouds will be clearing out. we'll see breaks of sunshine. 78 degrees. temperatures climbing. the humidity not so bad. the feels like temperature and actual temperature will be aligned for most of the day. may feel a little warmer than the actual temperature but not

normal summertime conditions. it will feel like it's in the low 80s as that extra humidity comes in for today. it will come along with clouds as well. it will not last through the weekend. we have a ten day on ten when i come back. >> thank you. we have exclusive video that shows a suspected new york and new jersey bomber dumping luggage allegedly containing a bomb. right after people are fiddling with it and even kicking it over the next hour. a woman noticings it and goes back for a closer look at it and calls police. she said it looked like a child's science equipment that someone had thrown out. when she realized it wasn't garbage she knew something was off. this morning questions about whether authorities misread flags about rahami.

he was buying citric acid and ball bearings. extra security will be patrolling the jersey shore. a pipe bomb and trash can went off along the route of a 5 k charity race. police departments will be dispatching on big events tomorrow and sunday. north wild wood is hosting a car show. it is a bike ride and a 5k. >> the message is to live your life, do what you normally do. these terrorists and these people are accomplishing their goals. police say if you want to see anything that worries you or seems suspicious don't hesitate to call 911. if you use yahoo! you'll

want to hear this. your personal information may have been hacked in one of the largest cyber security breaches ever. they grabbed data from at least 500 million user accounts. yahoo! is bramimeaning an indiv acting on behalf of a government. mark has advice from a consumer expert. >> your information could be vulnerable if your software are not current. turn on automatic updates for security software and mobile apps. >> find new vulnerabilities and are always trying to fix things

and shore up vulnerabilities. so he has new software. >> make sure you have a screen lock on all of your devices so someone cannot access accounts. when it comes to those screen lock codes -- >> longer is better. >> avoid birth date or social security number. >> and random, random, random. >> a web site can let you know if your e-mail account or personal e-mail having involved in a hack. >> if your name pops up you were part of that data breach. >> one way to avoid a wave of marketing come-ones is use a mail service. when signing up for customer loyalty programs and the like. there is a simple way to make sure your web cam is not used to spy on you. >> while there's no way to

completely gar ranty privacy. >> nbc news. and two florida men filing attempted murder charges but this is in a residential neighborho neighborhood. one has an ar-15. it was released by police. >> and it's a big day for the philadelphia 76ers and the city of camden. officials cut the ribbon on a new complex. nbc 10 is live in camden with us for more on this new state of the art facility. tell us about it. >> we just got a look inside of that new facility. it is absolutely impressive.

> >> reporter: there is the ribbon cutting that took place. it is made of 16,384 pieces of maple wood. you can see some of the players down there practicing as well. the team is settling in here in camden. one of the things the 76ers are most excited about though are all of the opportunities this facility has created for people who live in the area, new job opportunities were created as well. take a listen. >> more importantly i commend the 76ers and their general contractor for providing opportunity to our residents and local businesses through local hiring simulating the economy

here in the city of camden. >> and they actually broke ground in january of 2015. since then more than 50 different traits have come here to be part of building this facility. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. thousands of people with expected for the opening of the museum of african american and feature. a building as unique as its purpose with artifacts from all over the country. >> when around the country, went into communities and said bring out yourself. >> some of the larger items were set in place during correction.

this segregated northern car. this slave cabin taken apart piece by piece and reconstructed here. black convicts were leased out to work. >> those who do not remember history are going to repeat it. >> reporter: it is also one of triumph, the schools that educated thousands of black children in the segregated south. martin luther king has a place here and so does president obama. entertainers who broke the color barrier. chuck barry's red cadillac. >> this was the same theater that turned chuck barry away because he was black. >> because he is black there is this special place to tell their

stories. we a >> reporter: we are learning more about more performances. st i'm tra i'm tracie potts. happy birthday to you. >> thank you so much. >> she became a park ranger ten years ago at the age of 85. she has been in washington d.c. this week sharing her life history with school children telling them about living through world war ii and the jim you era. she is surprised by the opening of a museum dedicated to the experience. >> i don't think there are lots of things we could have

anticipated. i don't think we could have anticipated an african american presidency. >> she said she will be front and center when the museum is dedicated tomorrow. international peace day, the city organized different peace events throughout the week. the people involved with peace day says all it takes is people being mindful and starting a discussion. >> we have a great city and so many people doing incredible work across the city. if we can focus more on that and being a little kinder to one another it seems like a very small thing. i believe it can have a very big impact. i think it would create a big impact. i'm pretty confident it would. >> if you want to take part in

the philly peace events head to the nbc 10 app to see what's happening today. as the song goes they were closing the factories down. the sponsor was overwhelming. tracy davidson tells us they are telling the story of a bizarre billboard battle that played out in our backyard. >> it was 1982. >> the economy is terrible. mortgage rates are like 18%. >> struggling to find work or pay for a home. >> the small radio station decides to hold a contest. they want to put three billboard up on a billboard and whoever can stay up the longest wins a mobile home. >> his documentary billboard

boys is this sunday. >> it makes you ask the question, how long could i have lasted? living over a highway through a blizzard. >> it was before the age of reality tv. one of the three was arrested for selling drugs during the competition. >> some times real stories are better than anything you can make up. it was good enough on its own. >> he said even though they became an international sensation the real story was about the american people living in allentown. >> it is truly a local story. >> he says allentown bounced back from the economic downfall in the early 80s and that needs to be told as well. it is sunday and open to the public. nbc 10 news.

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a study suggest, a better diet may help students become better readers. they found students reading skills improved more when their diets included more vegetables, fish and less red meat and sugar. >> pretty amazing, huh? you can see robertson performing in the production of turn dot. he has had an unlikely journey. he is here with us this morning. music has always been a big part of your life. you grew up in atlanta but also football was a big part of your life. you were three times college all american.

at 6'2" you were too small for the nfl. >> we played out of a four-point stance. it was blocking people. i didn't measure up to what they wanted. maybe if i played a decade beforehand i would have been fine. >> yeah. when i played. you said you always dabbled in it but never made it a career. when did it come for you? >> i auditioned and i sang the national anthem. the lady heard me sing and she says have you ever thought about singing opera. that's how i jumped into that. boston university heard me the next year and offered me a

scholarship. it happened without a lot of hard work. it was tons of work and commitment and sacrifice. >> and overnight success for about 17 years. >> that's about it, yeah. >> but you were married and your wife said let's jump into this and let's do this. >> she was certainly part of the conversation. i had a great job. had a mortgage. a lot of things had to come to play to make it happen. part of that was deciding that it was worth the sacrifice. if i was going to gamble on myself i would make it work. if it didn't i could always go back to work. i gave myself a two-year window. i just never had to look back at it. >> tell us about your performance. >> it's a wonderful opera. it's a love story. all of the drama you pay to see in the cinema you'll see at the

opera. i'm happy to be a part of it. we open tonight. >> that's why you're here. when you were playing football and going to college could you have ever imagined you would be doing something like this with your life? >> never in a million years. i sang classical music in high school but never went to an opera until i was on stage in boston in 1999. so never dreamed of this being an option, you know? >> because you're here and have that beautiful instrument, i want you to sing us out to break here. you can see him at turandot. did i say that correct? >> yes. >> give me a little something. >> what do you want me to sing? >> a little barry white. >> my first line of the sign tonight will be.

♪ >> wow. >> you don't even need a mic. for more information go to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. appreciate it. >> very nice to meet you. vai does a lot of singing around here but doesn't sound anything like morris. it tis the first day of fal. brilliant sunshine during the day today. a few scattered clouds. the clouds will be on the increase tonight and into tomorrow morning. it will come with some cooler temperatures but not today. we have a warm up. it is 76 in philadelphia. delaware at 77. sunshine south jersey in the middle 70s. suburbs saw some of the cooler temperatures. 50s to start with and 77 degrees. it is 81 in north whales.

sunshine will be clearing out and cloudless skies until we get to tonight. the clouds you can see to the north. producing showers into maine, that's a cold front. it is unlikely that we'll get any showers but it will bring cooler weather. we'll say good-byes to the 80s. 88 degrees this afternoon. 70s tomorrow. that is normal for this time of year. then it will be below normal for sunday and monday and the cool weather continues into -- well into next week. cool evenings will come along with that. saturday afternoon we'll see plenty of sunshine. the any lighting will be on display on m.l.k. drive. it will be looking across the river at the new lights. by 5:00 when it starts 74

degrees. food, drink and 67 degrees. the light show you have never seen before starts at 8:30. we'll be getting cool as that goes on. you'll need a jacket for the festival on saturday evening. then maybe even a heavier jacket into sunday morning. temperature will drop you even farther. warm day today, 70s tomorrow and up to 70 degrees on sunday after a morning temperature of 50 degrees. suburbs will be in the 40s on sunday morning and then look at monday, even chillier in the city. 70s for next week but the best chance of showers coming through tuesday morning. clearing out and sunshine returns for the balance of the week. up to 77 degrees next saturday. we'll be right back. when pat toomey went to washington, he didn't stop...

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afternoon absentee voting, what the investigators uncovered for a second time at the state capital on the very first session of this week. and now for an update on our breaking news. authorities arrested a man who shot and killed an eight-year-old camden girl. authorities have charged him with first-degree murder in the deadly shooting of eight-year-old gabrielle hill carter last month. a task force arrested him at a relative's home in clarksville, tennessee. he is currently awaiting extradition hearings. stay with nbc 10 and nbc 10 app for updates on this breaking news story. thanks for watching nbc 10 news. i'm vai sikahema here with bill

henley. a terrific weekend, right? >> a nice weekend. enjoy it.

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[tense music] ♪ >> brady: [sighs] >> nicole: hey. >> brady: hey. >> nicole: ah. >> brady: i didn't like you being alone last night. >> nicole: okay, i was fine, okay? seriously. deimos hired security for me and he told them to stick to me like glue. >> brady: you gotta hand it to xander and his friends, they don't do anything halfway, do they? >> nicole: i mean, blo up the power station for the entire town? that's definitely sending a message. >> brady: and the message is that they are calling the shots right now. >> nicole: yeah. i just hope that the cafe has a generator. i can't get through this day without coffee. >> brady: look, you know where there's hot coffee? at the kiriakis kitchen, okay? and there's a security guard every two feet. >> nicole: [sighs] is that your cute little way of trying to get me to move in? >> brady: yeah. just 'cause deimos suggested it, doesn't mean it's a bad idea.