keith, get off the car, keith, don't you do it. keith, don't you do it. did you shoot him? did you shoot him? did you shoot him? he better not be [ bleep ] dead. he better not be [ bleep ] dead. i know that much, he better not be dead. i'm not going to come there. i'm going to record you. i'm not coming near you, i'm going to record, though, he better be alive. he better be alive, how about that? >> this video was recorded by the wife of keith lamont scott. meantime, at midnight to 6:00 a.m. curfew goes into effect tonight throughout charlotte as officials try to quiet the unrest that city has seen. >> count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of this major story.

andreas klein thom-- about an hour ago, sky force 10 over the scene as the bomb squad checked out a device outside the firehouse an market street. the firehouse was evacuated, that is until screws confirmed it was not an explosive device. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues in the break in the case of an 8-year-old's murder. >> gabby hill carter was caught in the cross fire while riding a bike outside of her home nearly a month ago. police officers traveled to clarksville, tennessee where he was arrested for first-degree murder. police worked around the clock to find the suspect.

>> she's live in camden with the latest. >> he's a mere 10 years older than gabby hill carter, he's now charged with her murder. police tracked him down some 750 miles away from here in camden, not because of tips from here in this community, instead, they say from a series of lies from those closest to him. captured by the u.s. marshals fugitive task force in clarksville, tennessee, investigators won't say when 18-year-old brown was there. he's charged with first-degree murder of gabby hill carter, but did he fire the bullet that killed her? >> we believe he was a principal actor in what led too these charges. >> his mother was arrested a week ago, and his girlfriend

charged thursday lied to them about his whereabouts. >> his mother was shakia land, the woman who was charged with hindering the information and it was his girlfriend, natasha garard that was also charged with providing a false am buy. >> she also asked family and friends to quote let police do their job and not engage in negativity or drama. >> the family has experienced a tremendous loss and it has had a tremendous impact to the community of camden. >> reporter: surrounded by the fbi prosecutors and u.s. marshall agents, chief thompson had this message for as many as four others who pulled the trigger that night. >> they have been hiding under a rock where they belong for quite some time, at least almost for

the last month. and it was just a matter of time before we flipped that rock over. >> reporter: back in this bergen square community, gabby's brother who was born after she passed away moved from their home here just two days ago. it could take several days up to a week for brown to be extradited back to camden. but investigators tell us he was captured without a fight. > it is the first full day of fall and we caught these guys playing tennis at james atkinson park in sewell. here's a live look at the ph philadelphia museum of art. >> i was out there enjoying the

sunshine, another warm day, but there's going to be a big change coming. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erika martin. >> it's been a gorgeous day, jim and rosemary, temperatures well above normal, in fact right now allentown, current temperature 89 degrees, trenton, mt. holly, 87 for you, and wilmington seeing a pair of eights, you will see your weekend forecast, enjoy the rest of today, because we do have cooler temperatures in the works by saturday into sunday. otherwise a live look outside, a high pressure approximately in control, plenty of sunshine for today, gorgeous temperatures all around. in fact tonight, we're going to see really comfortable conditions in the overnight hours. so a sneak peek at what you expect this upcoming weekend, temperatures by tomorrow mainly in the mid 70s and by sunday as

that frontal boundary passes from the northwest toward the southeast, we see lot of 60s, mid to upper 60s and a few lower 70s, coming up in my full forecast i have what to expect over the weekend sunday into monday. could new jersey governor chris christie be impeached? one lawmaker said that the chances of that are probably 50/50. and it takes a majority of the 80-member assembly to vote for impeachment. it all comes after prosecutors in the bridgegate trial. christie has never been charged in the bridge gate scandal, but two of his former allies are now on trial. local politicians so that they would endorse christie. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a twist in a

murder mission try. police in delaware county say they need a name to go with the face captured on this surveillance video, they want to question him about the throat slashing of a woman in g eryead. police thought they had a person of interest last night but today that changed? >> reporter: we have learned after interviewing that person of interest, that that is not the man responsible for the crime, that is why police want you to take a good look at the surveillance video you're about to see. it shows the person of interest wanted in the crime buying a beer just after the murder. look closely at this man, he keeps his face low, almost as if he knows there are cameras all around him. he fishes in his pockets for money and he buys a can of beer. he leaves the southwest philadelphia store and is on his way. just by looking at the video, there's no indication he just

slashed a woman's throat. but that's what police want to question this man about. they came looking for the video late yesterday afternoon. in addition to what police released, nbc 10 found other angles of the same man, walking across the street into a store and then leaving. the man is wanted for questioning after the murder of 32-year-old natasha gibson of yeadon. police say she was planning to stay with a friend on bailey street on friday night. but she never got to the house. she was found dead on the doorstep early yesterday morning. now they say this is the guy they want to talk to. a man who left a blood trail from the scan of the murder into philadelphia along baltimore avenue. police say the man was injured in the murder and found new blood stains near where this video was taken. and as we have learned as the man was looking for money and

buying beer, he was still bleeding, almost two miles away from the scene of the murder. that video you just saw, that was taken after 12:30 yesterday morning, just after the murder, if you know who that man is yeadon police want to hear from you. now to breaking decision 2016 news involving texas senator ted cruz. >> he announced today that he will vote for donald trump for president. >> vote for conscience, vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust. >> you'll remember cruz was booed loudly at the republican national con vengeance in july when he failed to endorse trump during his prime time speech. he said avenue many months of careful consideration, of prayer and searching my own con

shuchbs, i have decided that on election day i will vote for the republican nominee donald trump. today donald trump released a list of names he could appoint to the supreme court. today new jersey rocker bruce springsteen slammed donald trump on a european talk show. the boss commented on trump's chances saying, quote, the absurdity is beyond cartoon like. he went on to say even him running is a great embarrassment if you're an american. >> he's not ready to be commanding chief of nobody, nowhere. >> taking a stand against trump and the largest cop union in the country. still ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00 the fallout that's causing some police officers in philly to break rank. earlier today former first daughter chelsea clinton campaigned for her mother in

flint, michigan where she spoke about that city's water crisis. she's attending a voter registration drive and rally a college campus in johnstown, cam brea county. meantime donald trump's running mate is -- at a campaign stop in houston, kaine said that trump has a troubling history of calling women fat pigs and dogs. kaine also criticized ads on his website calling for clinton for prison. >> i look right in that fat, ugly face of hers, she's a slob, she ate like a pig. >> the commercial features old clutches of donald trump criticizing women's bodies, the ad goes on to ask if trump's the right candidate for america's daughters. >> pushing ahead, leaving the

past behind, changing our future, together we'll make america great again. >> trump also released a new ad today that alludes to the clintons being a part of the past while calling trump a successful builder. just three days to go before the first presidential debate. join us at the sports complex in south philadelphia. be a part of the live audience at 7:00 p.m. it's all about what you want to hear the candidates talk about on monday. fattah was -- in june a jury found fattah guilty of taking an illegal million dollar loan for a failed campaign. his lawyers are now asking a federal court to overturn the ruling.

they're fattah is set to be sentenced himself next month. center city philadelphia played host to a solemn ceremony honoring fallen veterans of years past. the ashes of 27 veterans were front and center just outside the municipal services building, the remains of those vets are unclaimed. and in that flag draped coffin. the city and several organizations are working to make sure that the ashes of the veterans find a final resting place. after years of planning, the u.s.'s newest museum on the national mall on washington, d.c. is ready to open this weekend. >> president obama will help open the museum that helps trace the journey of african-americans through american society, from slayry to segregation to the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 60s.

>> very often for people the whole idea of segregation is abstract in concept. so the hope is that americans -- >> the museum stands in the very spot where slaves were auctioned off. professionals hopes to get in on the medical marijuana business are attending a day-long workshop in center city today. pennsylvania could be a $200 million pot industry. pennsylvania, the three of the latest to legalize medical marijuana. growing tensions between police officers and communities all across the country may be

one factor hurting law enforcement recruiting efforts, in fact staffing levels at the philadelphia police department are the lowest in three years, but changes have significantly increased the number of and captains. >> the biggest change is that you do not have to go to college to become a philadelphia police officer, a move aimed at filling hundreds of vacancievacancies, say it comes with an even greater call. philadelphia police are looking for 300 brave men and women to join its ranks. >> we want people to be culturally diverse. >> staffing is the lowest in two decades as retirements and over factors create more vacancies, add to that the developing tensions across the country between officers an communities.

and the realization about the dangers of the job especially after local officers have been targeted. they're all factors that can make recruitment activities difficult. as of june, the department did away which the college requirement opening the application to those who had a high school diploma or ekwi less than i. in turn the age went up from 19 to 22. >> i think education, you know, is the way, higher education to develop and enforce those kind of problem solving skills. >> despite critics, the police department says so far the changes are working. >> the numbers have increased dramatically for those who are interested in the police force at this time. >> reporter: the mayor had to

weigh the educational requirements against the need to fill the department's vacanciev. you can go to the website, joinphillypd.com. talking sports now, sixers talking about practice today. >> their new practice facility, that is -- take a look. >> three, two, one. >> right there, this morning officials cutting the ribbon on the team's now practice facility. >> this complex and all the hard work it will have represents a step forward on our mission to become an elite team. >> camden's mayor says the new that stilli facility will stimulate the

economy. >> it seems like summer doesn't want to let go. and i don't mind it. >> we do have a major change, by this weekend, by tomorrow, certainly into sunday, but a live look outside, it's gorgeous in redding, high pressure system keeping everything high and dry, and certainly sunny, if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast, otherwise big changes drops to our temperatures so today we saw mainly mid to upper 80s, but by saturday, we see mid to upper 70s, mainly, i say mid 70s and then lower 70s by sunday into monday. so 80-degree days come to an end and by tomorrow into sunday, we are seeing a 15 to 20-degree develop for this upcoming weekend. and here is a look at your pattern change. notice temperatures are warm right now, however we do have that colder air sliding on down from canada, so cooler temperatures certainly by saturday into sunday, and a chilly start sunday into monday.

so here's a look at your future temperatures, hour by hour, i'm going to pause this, early saturday into sunday morning and notice how much cooler those temps are. so between today and tomorrow, we will see about a 10 to 15-degree drop by tomorrow afternoon, and then overnight hours, saturday into sunday, we're seeing some 40s out there, so pots town, starting off in the mid 40s, low 40s for allentown, and doylestown upper 40s starting sunday morning, those are between the hours of 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. here is your cold front sliding on down from the northwest. so i do think we will see one or two scattered showers especially like by for pars of central and northern new jersey, we may get one or two isolated thunderstorms, here's your hour by hour forecast, that cold front dips on down, pushes in

some light moisture, mainly some clouds to kick off your saturday and then everything clearing, so cooler conditions saturday into sunday and clearer skies, certainly a sunny day, eagles versus steelers, cooler temperatures but lots of sunshine in the forecast. i did mention scattered showers for central and northern new jersey tonight, notice these cooler temperatures sunday into monday. tracking the potential for some showers next week, otherwise, it does look like we may see some severe weather next wednesday into thursday, you can always follow us on social media for updates. a blast from the past, in the lehigh valley. >> a local radio station made international headlines decades ago for a contest involving an allentown billboard. a new documentary for the man who lived on the billboard for months and how the contest became a sign of the times coming up. but first, harrisberg's actually absentee voting, it

happened on the first day of the session. is she breathing? >> and doctors add to the rescue. next the road side surprise that had a father to be stepping in to deliver his baby girl. but first a look at the closing bell on wall street on this friday, a down day all around.

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a father is forced to jump into action when his wife goes into labor on a texas highway. >> is she awake? is she breathing? >> a 911 dispatcher helped to talk louise martinez -- his wife

wasn't due until sunday and he only had moments to ago. by the time medics aarrived, martinez had already delivered a baby girl. >> it was an awesome experience, it was a crazy awesome experience. >> not sure if he would want to relive it again. >> the couple named their little girl julietta. mcdonald's is testing breakfast happy meals. on monday, mcdonald's will begin serving the new meals only in locations in tulsa, oklahoma, kids will have the choice between a mcgriddle and an egg and cheese mcmuffin. the happy meals will be available all day and if successful, the meals could be sold nationwide early next year. we told you about a lunch shaming policy that had a

cafeteria worker calling it quits. >> coming up next, we're getting the school superintendent's side of the story, what he had to say about the embarrassing incident that left the little boy in tears. at the state house in harrisberg, rules make it clear, law makers must be be present to vote. how investigators discovered another case of so-called ghost voting on the first day of the session.

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right now at 4:00, harrisberg's version of illegal voting. investigators show pennsylvania representatives breaking their own rulings and casting votes for absent colleagues.

>> george spencer found that it's happening yet again on the very first day of the session this week in the name of the same local lawmaker we covered once before. >> all those in favor of the motion -- >> reporter: in the state house, the rules are clear, lawmakers must be present to vote. >> the yeas are 100, the nays are 99. >> north philadelphia representative leslie acosta was absent and records voted someone voted in her name four different times. house leaders say they have no idea who's behind the so-called ghost voting. bob dick is a senior policy analyst at the commonwealth foundation, a free market think tank, we says that ghost voting diminishes accountability. >> i think pennsylvania voters

want to know that the lawmakers are voting on the bills and not having their colleagues do it. >> reporter: this federal lawsuit came to light, it shows her in a scheme to embezzle more than $600,000. and she secretly pleaded guilty back in march. but this is not the first time that the nbc 10 investigators have found someone voting in acosta's name. >> we need to give pennsylvanians a budget. >> reporter: last december during a series of budget votes, acosta said she was out of the country taking care of her ill father. this time house democratic leadership minimized the rule breaking saying it was probably, quote, done as a courtesy, by someone who believes she was nearby and each of the votes in question involved nonbinding house resolutions and were nonbinding votes. >> if they're not really all

that important, then why are these lawmakers voting for their colleagues in the first place? >> acosta would not make any kmenl on the case against her or her plea, but she is still running for re-election and harrisberg rules dictate that she is allowed to serve at least until she is sentenced. for the investigators, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> you can read the nbc 10's investigators first part of this story right now on the nbc 10 app. a great way to spend warm, late september day, we found people out enjoying this first full day of fall reading and relaxing. the park officially closes for the summer season coming up on sunday. pretty perfect day down the shore. live look at the beach in cape may, felt a lot like summer there as well.

and it looks kind of busy as the sun gets ready to set. hot changes for the week with some big changes coming for the weekend. >> erika martin is tracking the weather for us. >> we had a gorgeous day today, temperatures have been trending warm, that's the story today, and right now in spring city, we're seeing high and dry conditions, plenty of sunshine, 89 degrees, and notice how we stay warm through 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. so temperatures at an issue for today, tonight and in fact through the overnight hours, but by tomorrow, we certainly see a major change. coatesville currently at 84 degrees, dover, a little cooler, not that bad, 82 for you. so again, trending 10 to 15 degrees above normal. however, this weekend, we have cooler air sliding down, that will be the influence and mainly the weathermaker for this weekend. the first taste of fall and chilly overnight temperatures, so coming up in my full

forecast, we have a lot to go over, we may see a couple of scattered showers tonight, but details coming up in just a bit. back to you. don't shoot him, don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> now to exclusive new video that's making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00. a woman records while pleading with officers not to shoot her husband. then she watches as they open fire. the video was recorded by the wife of keith lamont scott on tuesday in charlotte, north carolina. scott's death has prompted widespread demonstrations throughout that city. police say he had a gun, but witnesses say he was holding a book. now the unrest in charlotte follows another controversial killing in tulsa, oklahoma, a police officer there turned herself in this morning to face manslaughter charges. over betty shelby is accused of killing and shooting an unarmed black man last week. the dash cam video shows

crutcher walking away from shelby with his hands in the air. shelby's attorney says crutcher refused to follow commands and she opened fire when he began to reach into the window of his car. investigators say crutcher did not have a gun on him or in his vehicle. back here at home a school superintendent is fighting back against claims of so called lunch shaming. we told you earlier this week about an elementary school cafeteria worker at cannons burg who quit over the controversial lunch policy. she had to take a hot lunch away from a student busz of his parent -- the boy's hot lunch was never taken away, she says the child was mistakenly giving a cold lunch and then it was replaced when it was determined the account was current. today the base held a ribbon

cutting ceremony marking the reopening of the north-south run way, it's been closed for a year and a half. the renovations forced the closing. with the run way complete, dover is welcoming back its fleet. a south jersey community college is limiting the contact with other schools can have with its students on campus. roan college is a two year school in peopmberton. the only exception is rowan university. the program wants to maximize it's program it already has in place with the university. it's a big day for the children's hospital of philadelphia that announced the new $50 million initiative designed to put the hospital at the forefront of pediatric

genetics research. a gift from the founding family of comcast will make it all possible. it will be called the roberts center for genetic and individualized medicine. comcast, the parent company of nbc 10. in the middle of tough economic times three decades ago, a local radio station made international headlines. >> still ahead, how a documentary this weekend about back a blast from the past. plus, one school district is making sure each high school football player is staying smart on the field. the new helmet technology, shedding light on one of the sports long-time concerns. approve this message.

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>> this as new helmet technology is shedding light on one of football's long-time concerns, concussions. the information is sent like a text message to trainers with alert monitors. the riddell inside helmets -- they're not designed to prevent or diagnose concussions, but instead, szczerbi instead, serve as an extra set of eyes. >> when the game goes on, there's 22 guys out there, it's very hard to pick out one specific blow or maybe multiple blows that happen on one play. >> the helmets cost about $150 apiece. >> staying with football, the eagles back at home this sunday against the steelers. >> undefeated so far. danny is joining us. >> the eagles are prepping for their biggest test of the season, that's for sure. i'll explain coming up in

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love to hear that at the end of the work week, eagles fans have their sights set on south philly this sunday. >> can the birds keep their perfect season alive? >> the birds have their work cut out for them. >> we'll start with injuries, that was my andy reed impression. three players ruled out by doug peterson. zack and leo will miss their second consecutive game. that's tough because the steelers will provide the biggest test for the birds. this might also be peterson's last game with right tackle lane

johnson, here's peterson and what they'll miss without johnson around. >> he's a solid right tackle. and, you know, it's been good to have that five together the whole time and, yeah, his performances the last few games have been good. and it's helped us win both of those games. >> we'll have to see if that shakes out to another win on sunday. that's all for now. nbc 10 is of course your official eagles station and we have got you covered ahead of sunday's game against the steelers, join us for eagles game day kickoff, starting at 9:30 sunday morning. that follows by eagles game plan at 10:00. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteorologist erika

martin. we're looking at a beautiful day in the forecast, all day long, temperatures still trending above normal. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your neighborhood forecast. 10:00 p.m., keeping it in the upper 60s to low 70s, and neighborhoods right now, lehigh valley, only at 87, mainly seeing mid to upper 80s and that one 90. however weather stories include 80 degrees coming to an end by today and then a 15 to 20-degree drop by this upcoming week all due to colder air sliding into the forecast. so tomorrow, topping out in the mid 70s for the most part. that's the average on sunday, upper 60s to low 70s, now overnight lows will be a lot

chillier, so keep that in mind, saturday into sunday, and sunday into monday. so heads up now, that is your bus stop forecast. and again if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local forecast. there's that high pressure system sliding into place, it will feel a lot more like fall. on sunday morning, jackets will be necessary, overnight lows, mainly mid to upper 50s, a few upper 40s in the forecast. allentown 43 degrees, that's your expected temperature. pottstown, 46 for you, and upper 40s for burlington and trenton. so a lot chillier that's for sure. so your 10-day on 10. we have some threats for scattered showers across parts of northern new jersey. and then those cooler temperatures in place, and notice lots of sunshine in the forecast on sunday. so that's not going to be the

issue, just keep those jackets handy, a chilly start to the day on monday, and tracking the potential for some showers, middle to the end of the following week, but you'll have to follow us on social media for more updates. back to you. irish eyes are smiling down the shore. irish fall festival givens in wildwood. you may notice more security this year, police departments along the shore are stepping up patrols after last weekend's bombings in new jersey and new york. to this now, a slice of american life during tough economic times. >> we're talking about a billboard contest in the lehigh valley that made international headlines decades ago. next nbc 10 gives you a behind the scenes look at a new documentary about the billboard boys. plus protecting your money, there's a new way for thieves to

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if you lived in this area during the 80s, you might remember a bizarre billboard battle that unfolded in allentown. >> yeah, times were tough then when a lot of factories were closing down. so when an am radio station announced it was giving away a mobile home, the response was overwhelming. >> now nbc 10 is bringing this to a new generation. trac >> reporter: it was 1982. >> the economy was terrible.

reagan just came in office. >> reporter: struggling to find work or pay for a home. >> so a small am radio station in allentown decides to hold a contest. they put three billboards and whoever stays the longest wins the home. >> reporter: now it's a story pat taggart wants to relive. his documentary billboard boys premiers this sunday. >> it takes you ask yourself the question, how long could i say, then when i found out they lasted 261 days, living over a highway, through a blizzard, it's just an amazing story. >> tag gert said that one of the three men was arrested for selling drugs from the billboard during the competition. >> i think this is one of those cases where it didn't need a whole lot of fluff, it was okay on its own. >> reporter: even though the billboard boys became a national

sensation, it was about real people living in allentown. >> this story is so uniquely american, it truly is a local hero story. >> he thinks that's story that needs to be told as well. billboards boys premiers at the arts festival. >> quite a story. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. next at 5:00, taking a stand against donald trump in the largest police union in the country. >> he's not ready to be commanding chief of no one, no somewhere. tracking much cooler temperatures by this weekend, so finally a taste of fall, we go from 80s to 70s. plus an nbc news exclusive. the widow of keith lamont scott.

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that video right there on your screen. >> nbc news has obtained it from the widow of keith lamont scott. despite this new video being released, a lot of questions surrounding this incident. >> a warning you may find it disturbing, even though you hear gunshots, you will not see the shooting itself. >> he doesn't have a gun, he has a tbi, he's not going to do anything to you guys, he just took his medicine. >> drop the gun! >> keith don't let them break the window, come on out of the car. keith. don't do it. >> develop the gun! >> keith, get out of the car. >> keith, don't you do it. don't you do it. keith. keith, don't you do it.

did you shoot him in did you shoot him? he better not be dead. >> these new images are the first video we have seen from the deadly confrontation between keith lamont scott and police. >> and it's sparking more anger as the city of charlotte tries to prevent more violent protests. >> reporter: today the family of keith lamont scott shared this dramatic cell phone video of his confrontation with charlotte police. officers urging him to drop what they perceive as a weapon. >> don't shoot him. >> scott's wife approaching the scene, telling officers her husband has a traumatic brain injury. >> drop the gun! >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi, he's not going to do anything to you guys, he just took his medicine. >> at times screaming at her husband.