seconds before police opened fire. tonight the scott family released the video of the deadly police shooting, a shooting that has prompted outrage and violent protests in charlotte, north carolina, the shooting happened tuesday and the family tells us why it released this video now. >> reporter: it was recorded by the wife of keith lamont scott, a black man gunned down earlier this week, the scott family decided to release the footage in the name of truth and transparency, the video begins with her pleading with police officers not to shoot her husband, we watch to warn you, this video is extremely tough to watch at times. >> he doesn't have a gun, he has a tbi, he's not going to anything to you guys, he just took his medicine. >> you just heard her saying that scott has a tbi, or traumatic brain injury. you also hear officers telling him to drop the gun, but it's

not clear if he had a weapon or the circumstances leading up to the shooting, what they were. the footage does not show the exact moment scott was shot by police, but you can hear it. >> keith, don't you do it. [ gunshots. >> police have said scott had a gun, witnesses said he only had a book. and the scott family released a about the release of the video, the statement encourages no judgment until all the facts are known peace in charlotte. so south jersey now, a camden now, now charged in the death of 8-year-old gabby carter. investigators tracked him down to clarksville, tennessee.

he is the first to be charged in the murder, but from tips from the community, police had to piece the story together because of witnesses lies. >> reporter: i can tell you that tomorrow marks one month since the shooting that took young gabby hill-carter's life, the family, we can tell you has already moved out of the home beside the alleyway where it happened and investigators tell us today's murder arrest is one of more to come. >> this is not a moment of celebration. >> reporter: instead the arrest of 18-year-old tyhan brown investigators say should put others who pulled the tiger in a gang related shoot-out that put 8-year-old gabby on notice. >> they have been hiding under a rock for the last month. and it's only a matter of time before we flip that rock over. >> reporter: and it was the

investigative task force. investigators say it was brown's only mother shaquia land and his girlfriend. >> because of that dogged effort is the reason why tyhan brown is in custody this morning. >> reporter: the police chief credits. >> -- >> we are going to relentlessly continue our investigation and to bring those folks to justice. >> reporter: today gabby's mother posted nbc 10's breaking tweet to her facebook and asked to let the police do their job and get engage in negativity or drama. while nothing will bring book gabby a suspect's capture will

do little to clear her grief, it sends a clear message to others who would dare endanger a child, you will be caught no matter how far you run. the $76,000 reward in this case not answered. police were clear, this morning's arrest did not come from a tip from the community. in the meantime, people still hurting in this neighborhood. they asked us to read a thank you note on the air. we're not able to do so, but i did just tweet it. we will also post it to our website. nbc10.com. >> new jersey lawmakers considering whether to push for the impeachment for governor chris christie. one lawmaker told our sister station in new york the odds of that happening are 50/50. it would take a majority of the 80 member assembly to impeach christie. it comes after the bridgegate

trial because christie knew more than he led the public the believe. he has never been charged in the bridgegate stan, but two of his allies are on trial. christie's office used the agency that used the area's political tunnels to pressure politicians so they would endorse chris christie. friday afternoon in center city, it's busy out there, here's the view from the kimmel center campus camera overlooking broad street. expect a big temperature drop the weekend, meteorologist erika martin has our first alert forecast. >> today temperatures were above normal, lots of 80s, the jet stream is dipping down so warmer air out, and cooler for the weekend, especially cooler for the second half of the weekend.

dry air in control, so conditions will be sunny for most of the weekend, but certainly a lot cooler, so big changes to our temperatures, including temperatures diving from the 80s into the 70s, if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your neighborhood forecast. fattah was back in court today, he's challenging his conviction of taking a $400 yochb loan. and his lawyers are now asking a federal court to overturn the conviction, they're relying on a supreme court ruling that vacated the sentence of former virginia governor, bob mcdonald. fattah is set to be sentenced next month. police in delaware county say they now have a new of interest of a 32-year-old woman in yeadon. you can see this man buying a

can of beer shortly after the murder on tuesday morning. natasha gibson was found dead on the front steps of a friend's house and her throat was slashed. police first named her boyfriend has as as a person of interest but that's no longer the case. a new poll shows democrat hillary clinton with a 7-point lead over republican donald trump. the mcclatchey/maris poll says clinton had 48% of adults nationally, compared to 41% for trump. clinton also maintained her lead in a four-way matchup, including the green and libertarian candidates. former republican presidential candidate ted cruz says he will vote for donald trump. >> vote for candidates up and

down the ticket. >> the crowd booed the senator loudly when he failed to endorse trump during a prime time speech. now today on facebook, he says he will vote for donald trump after all. he said a year ago i pledged to vote for the republican nominee and i intend to do so. donald trump says he's greatly honored by cruz's endorsement. and the police union is denouncing -- >> a philadelphia organization that represents officers of color wants the city's police union is take a stand against the national fraternal order of police and it's backing of donald trump for president. but the local president tells us they must follow the fop agenda.

declaring her vote for hillary clinton, the president of the philadelphia guardian civic league, also spoke out against donald trump, the league that represents african-american, latino and asian police officers is denouncing the donald trump endorsement by the national fraternal order of police. >> if you want to be president of the united states, one of the things you meet to be doing is bringing the community together. >> would you call him a racist? >> everything that i have read and see in reference to trump and everything that he stands for, because i have never seen him stand for people of color, ever. >> standing with the league's president, our local state represent toivs who insist trump is the wrong choice. by phone i reached out to the national fop for reactions to the comments today, but did not receive a call back. when the union endorsed trump last week, they said we need a

proven leader, a leader who is unafraid to make tough choices and see them through. >> this endorsement flies in the facing of the hard work of our men and women in blue. >> the rhetoric we have seen in this campaign is wrong. it is beneath us as americans. >> according to the fraternal order of police, hillary clinton did not respond to the fop's candidate questionnaire about police benefits for officers around the country and donald trump did and took time off the campaign trail to meet with union reps. >> donald trump and hillary clinton both preparing now for monday's debate, but they're doing it in different ways. clinton has been studying all month, instead of holding events today and yesterday, she took time off to prepare. donald trump is preparing with help from key advisors including new jersey governor chris christie. monday is debate night so join

me and the rest of our decision 2016 team in south philadelphia, be a part of the live audience, or watch us live on tv at 7:00 p.m., we'll be talking about what you want to hear the candidates say during the debate. again, it's monday night at 7:00. #. to some good news for your wallet, why you could be saving money on your heating bill this year. some of philadelphia's busiest treats going car free, it's going to happen this weekend, who's going to benefit and where drivers need to watch out. also, imagine living on a billboard. it was a local stunt that turned into a national phenomenon, how a filmmaker is bringing a piece of lehigh valley history to a new generation. could total billions, even if the market crashes, and seniors lose everything. katie mcginty is working for us. a mother of three, and ninth of ten kids,

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>> new films telling the story of the billboard battle that played out in our back yard in the early 1980s. three men spent 261 days atop a billboard outside of allentown, it was part of a radio station's contest to win a mobile home. the contest became an international seasonation and the recession gripping lehigh valley at the time. now a filmmaker issing this story in a new documentary. >> i think this is one of those

cases where it didn't need a whole lot of fluff, it was good on its own. >> it will open to the public. new at 6:00, you might be getting a break on your natural gas bill, pse & g is dropping its utility by bill 7%. pse & g says low natural kas gas prices have allowed the company to make upgrades without increasing prices. what would philadelphia look like if those miles of streets didn't have any cars? you're about to find out, the philly free streets program happens tomorrow. the city shut down a nearly 10-mile route to traffic so that people with walk and apply outside. >> riding a bike near south street. >> it's kind of frustrating, but it's like a weird game of

frogger. >> samantha rides every day, she showed us her route. her ride today way better than yesterday when a car pulled out. but saturday is part of a philly free streets event, cars are not welcome on some i streets, at least not from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. but the guy who owns muffs air brakes stop. when the pope came, they closed the city streets and people were able to ride bikes with their kids and actually walk the streets. n't it was such a great idea they said why don't we do it began. >> reporter: the original course was expanded tchb miles because people were so excited for it. for saturday's event, roads will be closed up along the schuylkill river bridge all the way out to the 5 bridge. >> skaters, you'll have a clear

street. >> reporter: families, you'll have plenty of room for the whole crew and even the strollers. maria and keyiana are ready to rock. >> we like to get out as much as we can. >> reporter: that's not the only good news for bicyclists in philadelphia. >> yay! >> today mayor kenny cut the ribbon on a new protected bike lane along a mile-long stretch of philly. a parallel stretch has been monthed about 14 feet from the curb. parked cars will now protect bicyclists from injury. this weekend, it's actually going to feel like fall, if you're going on a bike ride. easton right now, gorgeous sky conditions, mostly sunny skies, if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your

neighborhood forecast. 85 degrees right now, notice we're seeing a few extra clouds and by 10:00 p.m., we could see a few scattered showers. we do have that frontal boundary sliding on down, so cooler temperatures headed our way by saturday and sunday, perhaps one or two scattered showers. so tomorrow morning, it looks like we play see some scattered showers moving from the northwest to the southeast. certainly not much going on, and really this weekend, the story is all about colder air sliding in, and chilly overnight temperatures, lots of 40s in the forecast. future temperatures starting right now into the 80s. into tomorrow, i notice we're seeing 70s, 50s really by about 7:00 a.m. into the evening hours, that's the expected high temperatures. we drop 10 to 16 degrees within a matter of hours. get those jackets handy, and

early sunday morning seeing lots of 40s. eagles versus steelers, sunshine not an issue, high pressure system keeping everything pretty much sunny, high and dry, and we'll see lots of sunshine, 70 degrees by the end of the game, mid to upper 60s, so your 10-day on 10. we do have these cooler temperatures sliding down by tomorrow. lots of mid to upper 80s, about 15 degrees above normal for this time of year, sunday into monday, a cool start monday morning, high temperatures in the low 70s, mid 70s by tuesday into wednesday. but then the next big weather story would be the potential for some showers, sometime between wednesday, late tusz into thursday, so of course i'm tracking that for you, and if you follow us on social media,

you'll get more updates. but right now, get those jackets out because we do have those 80s coming to an end. doug peterson talks life without lane johnson and how carson wentz is helping get the job done on game day?

this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. they saved the last game for a good while as the eagles have their defensive line packed. here's doug peterson on what the

birds will miss without johnson around. it's be >> it's been good to have that 5 together the whole time. his performances the last few games have been good and it's helped us win both of those games. >> now peterson's qb carson wentz has shown in a few games that he belongs in the nfl to be sure. the rookie has shown poise under pressure, but is also a student of the game. how some study helps him overcome what's coming on game day. >> it's fun especially when you're in there with chase and allen murray and breaking it down with your coaches and you start picking it apart and you see a game plan coming together. early in the week you're like holy smokes, how are we going to attack this team? and as the week goes, you understand it more, and then you go out on that sunday andably

pretty confident. >> to the sixers, playing the role of showoff. today was the ribbon cutting for their 125,000 square foot practice facility. b flyers get off training camp today, the group on hand took part in drills, but a handful of players do not get to go to the world cup of hockey. the flyers dropped their first game three weeks from today. have you seen this? chase utley turning an error into one of the best highlights of the season. caught this one behind his back while he was laying on his back. and he's getting it don. it was a close vote, but cardinal o'hara was our high school game of the week winner

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beautiful sunset going on behind it. but you're about to shock me with some overnight temperatures this weekend. >> you do have temperaturing into the 70s, so it's been above normal, tomorrow look at this, same time, 6:00 p.m., we're going to see temps in the 60s and 70s. >> that's not terrible. >> that's not terrible. but what happens as we get this into motion, notice that these future temperatures are going to showous 40s, even though it's overnight hours, it's still very chilly. and heads up for early monday morning, it's going to get cold. it's chilly, but when you're going from the upper 70s and 80s into the 40s, then after that the potential for some showers later this week.

>> thanks for watching. i'm jim rosenfield, nbc nightly news is up next. have a great evening. tonight the videotape, first images of a charlotte man's deadly encounter with officers. ncht don't shoot him. >> his wife capturing the dramatic scene on cell phone, raising new questions about what may be on the ground near his body. final countdown. donald trump and hillary clinton gearing up in very different ways for their firstdebate, just three days away now. trump today getting a late endorsement from former rival ted cruz. dangerous extremes. a dramatic rescue caught on camera. pounding rain, rivers overflowing, cars submerged, a train derailed by flash floods and a tornado carrying a home right off its foundation. and gift card scam, the new way thieves can steal your money. and how to out-smart