ribs in his yard. >> reporter: under the dirt removed by machine, shovel and hand were the clues that police needed to make an arrest in a 3-year-old missing person's case, a case that is now a murder. >> realize the result that we're here today because of tireless efforts and determination. >> reporter: some of the detectives involved today were the first to respond to the call on november 22, 2013. holly grimm was missing. she was last seen dropping her son off at the bus stop. her mother made the first call to police. police told her that they believe that horvath killed her and buried her in his yard. >> this is not the news she wanted, but i hope now she can grieve properly. >> reporter: newly released

paper work about why police believe that horvath kidnapped her from her home and murdered her. state police confirm that two pieces of bone found on horvath's property matched the dna of holly grimm. something we can just sweep under the rug as just another disturbing footnote in a sad election season. >> michelle obama makes a passionate and emotional plea in response to new assault allegations against donald trump. this all comes in the wake of four women accuses donald trump of inappropriately touching them. >> let's get over to jim rosenfield with more on today's developments. >> the backlash against donald trump has reached a new high today.

hillary clinton bei michelle obama being the harshest critic. >> it's a campaign, but this isn't about politics, it's about basic human decency, it's about right and wrong. and we simply cannot endure this or expose our children to this any longer, not for another minute, and let alone for four years. >> first lady also said that trump's comments that were caught on camera were not locker room banter, she called it sexually predatory behavior. now trump is trying to appeal to younger voters right now during a campaign stop in ohio, here's a look at the podium as trump gets ready to deliver a speech to millennials in wisconsin. earlier he did respond to the new allegations and threatened to sue the "new york times" for reporting them. >> i never knew as bad as it would be, i never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad. that it would be this vicious.

nevertheless, i take all of these slings and arrows, gladly for you. >> trump fiercely denied the claims today, saying they were all false. he made the statements during a campaign stop in west palm beach, florida. >> we have already learned who donald trump is, what we have to prove in this election is who we are. and what we stand for. and what we believe in. >> hillary clinton there addressed the allegations during a speech to campaign workers in california, the democratic nominee went on to say that the new allegations show what's at stake in this election. it all came as trump's daughter ivanka was trying to drum up support for her father in our area. she made four local stops ranging from king of prussia to bucks county. ivanka trump has been a big part of the push for women voters.

today instead of talking about her father's comments, she talked about the impact of her dad on her life. >> i can uniquely talk to you about my father as a personal mentor and a great role mod m and a great dad growing up. >> attendees said they were disappointed that if vani ivan a da -- leaked e-mails appear to show members of the clinton campaign mocking catholics. one campaign official wrote i imagine they think it's the most socially acceptable politically conservative religion, their rich friends would not understand if they became

evangelicals. end quote, the e-mail hasn't been authenticated by nbc news. the aid told reporters that she is a catholic and does not recognize the hacked e-mail. in his weekly column, charles lepugh -- all of us backward thinking catholics who actually believe what scripture and the church teach would be so very grateful, end quote. coming up later this hour, our republican and democratic experts will dive into this e-mail controversy as well as the new accusations donald trump is facing, it is a segment we call political punchout, that's coming up at 5:15. now to the jersey shore with an explosion rocked barnegat this morning.

nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg discusses what investigators think may have caused today's blast. >> very big bang, sounded like an explosion. >> reporter: the blast woke up linda mccarthy and blew up a trash can on the street. >> reporter: the explosion around 1:30 this morning in barnegat township left debris scattered around the rubber can. nobody was hurt and nearby cars and homes were not damaged. county state and federal investigators are working to figure out if the blast was a prank or a chemical reaction from something put in the trash can. >> obviously doesn't fit a terrorist situation, the time of day, the location. >> reporter: the explosion shook the neighborhood less than a month after the september 17 bombings in seaside park and new york city that authorities have linked to terror suspect ahmad

raha rahami. the trash condition also had some sticks and twigs inside. both neighbors told investigators the can didn't belong to east one of them. >> that's another thing we would like to determine, where the heck did that trash can come from. >> reporter: authorities tell me none of the neighbors had received any recent threats, investigators hope their close analysis of the debris will yield for definitive answers. in barnegat township, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 nice. the man accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey last month pled not guilty today. ahmad rahear a raheem my is face counts of attempted murder and other charges. a pipe bomb in a trash can

exploded just minutes before 5k charity race for marines. no one was injured. later that night surveillance video shows people running in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan after a bomb went off. a pressure cooker bomb was found undetonated nearby. fast forward to september 19, a bomb was found by two men near the train station there, no one was injured. now to an nbc 10 exclusive. remember more than a decade ago when geno's steaks put that sign outside asking people to please order in english? well that sign is gone. geno has run the south philly steakhouse, joey grabbed the national attention in 2006 when he put up the controversial little sign, geno quietly took it down.

>> i like the hug. >> coming up at 6:00, nbc 10's tim furlong has more on the sign removal and why some say sign or no sign, they don't plan on eating at geno's again, but former mayor jim kenney said, quote, geno is a very decent young man, he is involved in our community and cares about people, #goodmove, end quote. turning to this now, a big question, will there be election day cheating in pennsylvania? why the keystone state could have a big problem because of its election day backup plan. plus is there some good coming from the sexual assault allegations being raised against donald trump? how one expert tells us the controversy is actually helping some women. and governor chris christie, hit with a criminal summons over the bridge gate scandal, we break down how ugly this could be for new jersey. and in just four games,

eagles quarterback carson wentz has already prove on he's a gamer, but where does that competitiveness come from? katie v/o: she works hard.

she stays late. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pay for women, against pay that helps hard working families get ahead. katie o/c: for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women.

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coming forward saying that donald trump touched them inappropriately. we know that trump has made controversial statements about women before. the conversation from trump's audio recording last week and now these accusations, is it too much for his campaign to handle? we know his numbers have been slipping. >> i'll take that first, please, because when you're dead, you're dead, the donald trump campaign died with the release of that access hollywood video, and he is going to lose, maybe even lose big. all we can hope is that he stops staining the democratic process as he rampages towards november, but he's a dead man rampaging. >> i don't know if he's a dead man rampaging, but this has turned into an -- people are getting back from this election

from both sides. and donald trump has had a bad couple of weeks, if they continue, then, yes, he's dead, if he's able to rise from the ashes like we have seen before, then maybe not. >> all these are just accusations, donald trump has yet to be charged with any crime. but this controversy really seems to be getting lost in donald trump's controversy. we told you that the phil ash ch diocese asked the clinton campaign -- will trump's statements and allegations overshadow them? >> i think that trump has become, jim, a total eclipse of the sun, he is casting all other issues into the shadows and as legitimate as some of these issues that the e-mails present maybe, they are going to remain in darkness as long as he is ranting and raving his way across the country. >> the trump comments certainly

make better news than the comments of some staffers in the hillary clinton campaign, as bad as those comments may have been. i think arrethe archbishop did right thing by calling him out on this, i think we'll see more of that from catholics across the country. you also saw some insensitive remarks about latinos and the high maintenance latinos coming out of the clinton campaign, but this is inside baseball by campaign staffers, it's not coming out of hillary's mouth, but again, she's in charge of her campaign and has to be accountable for the people that work for her. >> no one's paying attention, all donald trump, all the time. >> we're all paying attention as we know we have three weeks left until election day and it continues to change every single day. mark and jim, thank you for now

co . >> hurricane nicole slammed bermuda today, the category 3 storm is packing winds in excess of 120 miles an hour. power outages were reported. as at least one transformer exploded, that storm is expected to dump up to eight inches of rain there. and hurricane nicole could kick up some waves at the jersey shore. >> our skies are going to start to clear up as we go into the weekend too, but hurricane nicole, one of the most powerful to be hitting bermuda, finally moving away, though, but it's still affecting bermuda and we'll be seeing those waves as we go through the week, and locally, 110-mile-per-hour winds, currently category 2, it's moving away from bermuda pretty quickly, 22 miles an hour speed there, it's going to be moving away from the united

states, but we'll keep watching it. but, yes, bermuda trying to recover as that storm months aw moves away. a couple of showers that moved through the lehigh valley. a lot of the clouds breaking and this is going to lead to cooler temperatures as we go through tonight with the clear skies and the cooler air moving in. lehigh valley, clearing up now, 65 degrees there, pennsylvania suburbs mostly mid 60s, 68 degrees for much of delaware and our new jersey neighborhoods. chester county, closer look at your neighborhood temperatures. kenneth square 65, phoenixville at 64 degrees now. and it's cooling down for north wales, 62 degrees. elroy coming in at 63 degrees. some area will be close to get can be in the upper 30s for an overnight low, we're not going to be dealing with fog, a lot of the clouds, they're all starting to clear out. and as we go overnight tonight,

they'll continue to clear out, and that big area of high pressure, that's going to keep us nice and dry, nice and sunny. as we go from tomorrow and through the week and so we actually have a really nice next few days setting up for us. clouds leave overnight, 7:30 tomorrow morning, we're dealing with a lot of sunshine and cool temperatures, so you will want the jacket tomorrow, just a little jacket, i think. sunday, we're going to be nice and dry, but then notice as we go through the afternoon sunday, we'll be seeing some rain, getting closer and that rain is going to set up for part of the area as we go into monday, but we don't have to worry about it this weekend. tomorrow in the lehigh valley, 64 for a high temperature in redding, 64 for bethlehem. if you're in the pennsylvania suburbs, phoenixville, 65 degrees, west chester 63 degrees. philadelphia sunny tomorrow, 66 degrees, so a little bit cooler than today, but right now those temperatures are starting to drop. mt. airy 63 and sunny, andive

you're in new jersey, expect mid 60s, close to the shore, 65 atlantic city, 63 galloway township. and if you're in wilmington, 6 tomorrow and if you're in rehoboth beach, 60 degrees. 67 south jersey, sunday we'll be warming up a bill. then take a look at what happens next week, temperatures are looking a little bit warmer today for next week than they did yesterday, so we're actually pu bumping it up into the low 70s. tuesday 80 degrees, wednesday 82, so we actually have a really nice stretch of weather coming for next week. but we will cool down and we will be watching for rain as we go into next week. that forecast will be updating as we get closer. have you everybody driven up

to a toll and realized you didn't have any money or an easy pass. but you know what? it's not a problem anymore on the p.m. a. turn pike. the new plan that you don't run into trouble at the toll booths. but first is an early happy halloween for some kids dealing with some real life medical scares right now. we're going the take you there next.

maybe you've done it, driving up to a toll searching for the amount of cash to raise that bar and keep driving. now the pennsylvania turnpike takes plastic. okay. according to a record by penn -- turnpike officials say they still prefer to deal with cash or easy pass payments. >> a little bit. i quickly got an easy pass after that. a thumbs-up to most drivers in the state. >> a study shows they're complying with law s made to kep them safe. 91% of trips made by young drivers comply with the state's driving laws. 97% of young drivers complied with the gdl night time driving

restrictions, those guidelines keep them off the road between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. speaking of chop, dozens of patients there made some big decisions today. they had to decide what they wanted to be for halloween. spirit of children set up the shop inside the hospital with walls and walls of costumes, they were equipped with wands for harry potter. spirit of children has raised more than $400,000 for the children's hospital of philly. good for them. coming up all new at 5:30, an infection outbreak at three pennsylvania hospitals. >> a brand-new warning from the cdc that could impact thousands of patients. but first, is there a positive in all of the sexual allegations facing donald trump right now. why one expert tells nbc 10 there is healing in the conversation these accusations have started.

but first, new jersey governor crist christie could be in trouble, what a judge is ruling about a criminal complaint about official misconduct. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands.

and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

>> a new jersey judge has ruled a citizen's complaint over the bridge gate scandal can move forward. >> a judge signed a summons

today. >> brian thompson has more from the courtroom. >> the charge against the governor is not the same as an indictment, but it could conceivably lead to one. bill brennan telling the judge this morning, that the testimony of david wildstein, that indeed it was a deliberate attempt to punish port lee's democratic mayor for not endorsing chris christie's reelection bid. >> governor christie had been told that two of the lanes in port lee had been closed. >> reporter: the judge quickly told them they were out of order and then ruled. >> that's probable cause to believe that an event of official misconduct was caused by governor christie, and i'll issue the summons.

>> several in the courtroom broke into applause, one of christie's attorneys quickly texting the news, the signed complaint finding probable cause only sends his accusation to the county prosecutor who has final say on what happens to it. but it will be appealed.governo saying quote, this is signed by a political activist with a history of abusing the judicial system. the simple fact is the governor had no knowledge of the lane alignments either before or while they were happening. >> the law was put in place because it is a very serious offense. and what he did is a very serious offense. it's emblematic -- >> should he go to jail? >> he should spend time in jail for what he did. >> that was brian thompson reporting. lied about to be slandered, to be smeared so publicly and before your family that you love is very painful. >> decision 2016 coverage,

donald trump speaking out for the first time since new allegations of assault came out. four women came forward yesterday accusing the republican nominee of touching them inappropriately. trump denies the claims and says they are false. >> because this was not just a lewd conversation, this wasn't just locker room banter. this was a powerful individual speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior. which is so obscene that many of us were worried about our children hear it when we turned on the tv. >> first lady michelle obama did not pull any punches responding to the new allegations against trump, she was speaking and addressing a crowd in new hampshire. and she went on to say enough is enough. nearly a week after a video revealed donald trump making vulgar comments about women, the uproar continues. >> but a cherry hill therapist actually believes that's a good

thing. earlier today she told me there is an up side to donald trump's comments. >> the up side is it's causing so much dialogue, people are hear stories and deciding, you know what? i'm going to come forward and i'm going to talk about any own story, i'm not going to keep this to myself anymore. >> she believes the healing process begins for many women who've been victims of sexual abuse. and this comes as trump's daughter ivanka and his running mate mike pence are stumping for votes in our area. pence will speak tonight in the lehigh valley and we'll have team coverage on all of the events. vice president joe biden is also reacting too new claims against trump at a rally today.

>> only consistent of his admission of what ask a textbook definition of sexual assault, i'm talking about trump obviously, is not inconsistent with the way he's abused power all along. >> bide . trump has said the only way he loses pennsylvania is if cheating goes on. experts say large scale fraud is unlikely, but if claims of cheating or other improprieties are raised here, that could be a big problem. pennsylvania's one of 15 states that uses at least some voting machines without a paper ballot backup. >> at the risk of being gloomy and doomy, if you end up in a close election and you have a jurisdiction where there is no paper ballot of record, what will you do? what do you do? decide we're just not going to count that jurisdiction? >> cynthia mcfadden will have much more on this potential

problem ahead on nbc "nightly news" at 6:30. the voter registration deadline in pennsylvania for the november election has come and gone. today nextgen climate pa religi registered more than 80,000 voters. nbc10.com's social equality issues like police brutality and the minimum wage are the second most important issue for millennial voters, the second, the economy, watch the latest installment of t installment. to an inside a philadelphia house of corrections. according to the prison commissioner, it is in desperate need of a number of inmate

services, blanch kacarney said e space offered substance abuse programs for more than 1,000 inmates housed there. finding funding is often challenging because the inmates here are often considered low level offenders. new at 5:30, a device used during open heart surgery has led to infection. >> heater cooler units are used in more than a quarter million heart by pass procedures each year, they keep a patient's blood and organs at a specific temperature. now some of the devices have been linked to a back tieteria d m trk m, they include night sweats, muscle aches and fever.

all right, turning to our weather, live at boathouse row, we're looking ahead to a beautiful weekend. and now it seems like it's warming up so much that if you're running along boathouse row you might not need all of those layers. >> as we go through the weekend now, it's getting a little bit cooler out, we had a cold front move through, that's where you neither all the cloud cover, even a few isolated showers, but temperatures tonight will be dropping again and then we'll be a little bit cooler tomorrow, going into the weekend, we're going to slowly start to rise, and if you look at the seven day at the bottom of your screen, yes, next week you'll notice 80-degree temperatures in the forecast. not right now, we're 67 in philadelphia, and there is that cold front moving through, the cooler air is moving through, the warmer air that we tapped into a little bit yesterday and today that's going to push back down to the south. then we'll be coomer as we go into tomorrow morning.

the clouds are clearing here, 63 degrees by 7:00 p.m., by 10:00 tonight arrange 60 degrees. those clear skies are going to set us up for a colder start tomorrow morning. big area of high pressure is keeping us nice and dry and this will stick around and keep us dry through the weekend, so we're going to be seeing a lot of sunshine, a really nice weekend setting up for us. we'll talk about those 80-degree temperatures and our next chance for rain. all new at 5:00, nbc 10 your official eagles station is going back in time with the man right now. quarterback carson wentz, first stop little league. >> he was kind of a little whiner, and he wanted every strike, when he was pitching. >> a whiner. what? >> north dakota diving into his childhood next. but first a final resting place, falls into disarray in delaware, we go along with volunteers who are making sure the graves of hundreds of african-americans aren't forgotten.

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the nobel prize for. new poetic exprex. he also compared that to ancient broke poets. an historic spot in delaware is getting some much needed tlc, the mt. zion cemetery in wilmington is home to the graves of many african-americans. today the delaware center for

hor horticulture teamed up to make the cemetery more inviting for families who want to come visit their loved ones buried there. >> i think people are appreciative that the grass is being cut and it's now being maintained and those buried here are getting their just due, i think they're so appreciative of it. >> t.d. bank kicked in $6,000 to help keep the cemetery clean. a special flag raising ceremony, at philadelphia city hall today, to raise awareness for 74 sailors who died in the vietnam war. this flag there was once draped over the casket of philadelphia native seaman patrick corps corps rang. he and dozens died when their ship collided into an australian aircraft. they say the accident happened

outside of the combat zone. today council presented a resolution urging the department of defense to add these names. coming up, our political punchout experts stepped back into the ring. this time, we asked, can this election season spiral any lower? he'll debate that next. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising.

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time again to jump in the ring with our political punchout team. >> mark, jim, today, ivanka trump campaigned for her father today in pennsylvania. >> i think that if vachb can

trump and all the trump children are the best asset that trump has, and it speaks volumes to his ability to raise children and raise them well. the problem is surrogates aren't on the ballot in november, and surrogates really don't make a difference in the outcome of the election. >> ivanka donald trump by all accounts is a remarkable young woman but she's not a magician, there are very few undecided voters there are left, apnd as commendable as it is. >> in this final stretch of the election in 2016 keith and i are watching them as they come across during this newscast, so where does the campaign go from here? >> like i said earlier, this is

like sex, lies and videotape. it's devolved so terribly into such a negative campaign on both sides. they should both be embarrassed with the performance that they have had in terms of things they have talking about during this election cycle. what they should be talking about are the problems we have in syria, the problems we have with education, the problems we have with the inner cities and the relationship between folks who live in the neighborhoods between cities and the police, we should be talking about national security, taxes, there's so many issues we could be talking about that matter to this country and it's just not happening. >> i don't accept that there's any equivalence between the trump and clinton campaigns on the question of depravity and disgusting campaigning, donald trump and his advisors are on some all bright fantasy tour here, it's trump unshackled against the world--almost to the

bottom until the american people put an end to this on november 18. just exploiting catholics and saying bad things about catholics, it's clear that they're exploiting others by the e-mails that we're seeing, and i understand that they're leaked e-mails. >> it's not the candidate. and if you want to put the russians up as your campaign managers, we'll take that battle. >> nobody has a better relationship with the russians than the clinton foundation and the clintons and the money that they have taken from russians over the years. >> hacked e-mails versus access hollywood videotape, tim, i don't think there's any equivalence between where this campaign has gone. >> mark, jim, 27 days left. thanks for your time guys. >> and third and final debate is set for las vegas.

well, the clouds are starting to clear through most of the area, and tomorrow and overnight tonight and into tomorrow, you'll notice a lot more in the way of sunshine. mid 60s lehigh valley, new jersey suburbs, philadelphia coming in at 67 degrees. upper 60s for much of delaware. west mt. airy, 64, rittenhouse coming in at 66 degrees right now. andive you're heading out this evening, mid 60s for fox chase, 67 degrees right now. it is cooler outside currently, but as we go overnight the clouds will be clearing and it's going to be cooler as we go through the morning hours, so your bus stop forecast, some areas through the lehigh valley could make it through the upper 30s, allentown by 7:30 in the morning, 48 atlantic city,

philadelphia mid 40s by 7:30, and if you're in redding, plenty of sun also. then we go through the weekend, a sunny stretch of weather, so it's going to start tomorrow, it's going to last through your saturday and sunday, your weekend weather looking really good. we do have a warmup as we end out the week and go into next week, we're talking about 80-degree temperatures believe it or not. tomorrow mid 60s, slow gradual warmup through the weekend, 68 saturday, 72 sunday, then we keep on rising and we start to hit 80 on tuesday, we could even see 80 again as we go into wednesday. i'll show you that forecast in a minute for your weekend. here's a look at the satellite, rain has moved out, clouds are trying to move out now, big area of high pressure is going to keep us dry from now through the weekend. it's going to show us those clouds continuing to clear overnight. sunny start to your friday, sunny end to the day, then that clear stretch lasts through the weekend, there's saturday afternoon, plenty of sun, barely any clouds, then we go into

sunday, sunday's good, nice and dry, then we'll be watching some rain off to our west. and some of that should move in as we go into monday. your entire weekend forecast, mid 60s for your friday, saturday upper 60s, sunday, we'll be getting more into the low 70s. feeling like fall, but we do start to warm up a bit. your ten-day forecast looking pretty good too, your temperatures getting -- that's going to come with a chance of showers through part of the area, then we go into tuesday, it's going to be right around 80 degrees, sunny skies again, then 80s, normal high this time of year, 68 degrees, so we're going to have a nice warmup by the end of next week. and so far, looks like we could see a rainy stretch into next weekend, but of course, we'll be updating that as we get closer, very different for this week, glenn will be back at 6:00 with a closer look at your

neighborhood weather. to new details tonight about new jersey transit and the number of accidents on that railroad. an investigation revealed the railroad has had more accidents and paid more -- since 2011, there have been more than 150 accidents. is that's three times as many as the long island railroad and the -- the rush hour train slachled into the hoboken train station killing a woman and injuring more than 100 others. lester holt joins us from the next studios in new york. >> high emotion on the campaign trail today, donald trump angrily lashing out at his women accusers, the media, the establishment, while michelle obama delivers impassioned remarks about hid treatment of women. also details of the u.s. counter attack after an american

naval ship comes under fire and our jeff rossen takes us into the lab to see up close the threat of exploding batteries and what we can do about it. >> lester holt, thank you, we'll see you at 6:30. let's talk sports now, rookie quarterback carson wentz helping the eagles fans get used to winning again. >> and when wentz was a kid, he apparently wasn't the best at loses. >> pretty upset, i know his dad had to come over and kind of console him. >> nbc 10 goes back to little league with carson wentz. planned parenthood.

i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising.

out all began for carson wentz in bismarck, north dakota. the small city's population, is basically a sold out eagles crowd at the link.

carson jumped into sports at an early age. >> his favorite times of the football games was halftime. because we would go outside for a few minutes. his favorite time was at the end of the game, when we go back outside and play. >> you want to know where carson's crazy competitiveness comes from? a lot of it from his older brother zack. >> growing up in the shadow of his brother who was a good athlete as well. he was his mentor and he was going to be like his big brother. >> he was always very successful in athletics and academics and

he was three years older than me, and it always kind of irked me. i wanted to be as good as him if not better. >> carson has always wanted to lead the way. >> ever since like first or second grade recess, i just wanted to have the ball, i wanted to be in control of it all. i wanted to be the leader, kind of the guy in charge. >> carson had to literally grow into being a quarterback, freshman here he was only 5'9", 140 pounds. >> he's just that kind of -- that person that's it's easy to root for him because he's such a good guy. >> john clark, csn. >> john, thank you, that's just a taste of carson's time at bismarck century high school. we have plenty more on "from wentz he came" that's friday night at 7:00.

you want to miss all those awesome videos from back then. next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, the first lady takes on donald trump, the emotional speech next. also ahead, health concerns in classrooms, what some local teachers say is causing everyone to cough. plus how good is everyone at playing slots, the better you are the more money you could win. glenn? >> well, it's headed your way for friday, get ready for another chilly morning now that the skies are clearing, weather in your neighborhood next.

and we simply cannot even during this or expose our children to this any longer, not for another minute and let alone for four years. >> harsh criticism. the first lady lashing out. > . said things about women that were so shocking, so demeaning,

i simply will not repeat anything here today. >> these people are horrible people, they are horrible, horrible liars. >> good evening. >> the fallout from the trump tape continues to steam roll this election. first lady michelle obama joined the conversation and took shots at trump today. >> this as several women told the "new york times" the man running for president touched them inappropriately. but trump emphatically denied the accusations and says he has substantial evidence to dispute these claims. >> these vicious claims about me about inappropriate conduct with him are absolutely and totally false. >> donald trump requested the "new york times" retract the story and take it off its website. the afternoon the times says it stands by its story