we are getting a closer look at the devastation left behind in puerto rico. every minute counts in the quest to find survivors trapped in the rubble of the deadly earthquake in mexico. hit by a foul ball. a young fan smacked by a line drive is renewing safety concerns at major league baseball games. right now at 11:00 the devastation of hurricane maria. the powerful storm ripped through leaving widespread damage. authorities say nearly the entire island is cut off from electricity. it could be months before power

is left back on. this is new video. debris from buildings blocked many of the roads. maria is currently a category 3 hurricane. it caused at least ten deaths across the caribbean. it makes federal funding available to people effected by the storm. gabe shows us the conditions in san juan this morning. >> reporter: it is extremely lift to get around san juan. power lines are down. power is out for the entire island. many roads are impossible as well streets are flooded and we are just starting to get our first look as the sun comes up. this building torn apart. puerto rico's governor imposed an overnight curfew as authorities begin to assess the

damage. this was a powerful category 4 hurricane that slammed into puerto rico. the first to mitt the island since 1932. maria is continuing through the path, reintensifying into a category 3 storm. here in puerto rico the extent of the damage is still being assessed. water rescue teams will be here today to try and help those in need. authorities fear this could be a catastrophic event and power could be out for some areas for four to six months. back to you. >> gabe is reporting. right now hurricane maria is slowly moving past the dominican republic. the storm is hiettting the island with high winds and high seas. they are already dealing with flooding. tourists have been moved away

from the coast. people are scrambling to leave the island ahead of maria. yesterday lines of people wrapped around the airport. rez residents stokdcked up on food. families here in our area are keeping a close eye on maria stunned by the devastation the storm left behind. we are live this morning in north philadelphia where he spoke with community members who have family in puerto rico. >> north philadelphia has a very large puerto rico population. some unable to communicate over the past couple of days. others getting a cell phone signal for the first time this morning. from his north philadelphia restaurant santiago tries to get updates from his family living in puerto rico.

>> destroys everything everything everything. >> communication has been nearly impossible. today he got through to his niece, rudy. >> we don't have no electricity, no water. >> she sent along this video and says her entire neighborhood was ielter blown away or flooded. her house is no longer standing. >> 35 houses. >> yeah. only in that neighborhood. >> this difficult story is playing out with the second largest puerto rico population. thousands worrying about their loved ones. power out across most of the island.

>> it's a big disaster. >> they say in the coming days the entire country will need to stand up for puerto rico. this sunday in philadelphia. today we are expecting leaders to announce fundraising efforts to help those down on the island. nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. now to tropical storm jose. the storm is swirling 150 miles off the coast of massachusetts bringing rough surf and coastal flooding to parts of new england. the waters are starting to calm down. there is still an elevated rip current risk. it is officially the last full day of summer. here is a live look over center city philadelphia. it is a beautiful day to eat lunch outside. we are tracking the warm sunny weather. >> it is a gorgeous day. we are already past our normal

high temperatures for the last day of summer. beautiful view looking across delaware. no fog with mostly clear skies. temperatures are wasting no time. already 82 in philadelphia. the normal high is 76 degrees. so we are way past that. delaware suburbs, lehigh all warming up quickly. at the shore 80 degrees in upper township and 78 in atlantic city. a last day of summer that is a warm one at the shore which is no surprise. a few people enjoying the last sum are day of cape may. they do have a problem that rosemary mentioned chltd the rip current will remain high through the day today and through this evening. it is a high risk of dangerous rip currents. it is just enough to cause problems. that's because of jose. jose still spinning out in the ocean well outside of our areas. the showers will come nowhere near us.

we'll get that rip current. the temperatures peak in the 80s. we could be closer to 90 degrees over the weekend. i have the weekend forecast coming up plus we'll take a look at where maria is going when i come back in a few minutes. >> thank you. hurricane season has several weeks to go. you can track the storms. the app also lets you customize the forecast for your neighborhood and sends you alerts as soon as they are issued. from one natural disaster to another let's talk about the latest on the earthquake in mexico which killed 245 people so far. nearly two days after the magnitude 7.1 quake they are sheershe searching for survivors. hundreds have renewed hope after they were able to see the wiggling fingers of the young girl trapped in the rubble. crews have been carefully

picking away. one rescuer says they are meters away from that little girl. take a look at this. parts of the building crumbling families are taking cover as they are afraid to return to any tall buildings. back here in our area news out of northeast philadelphia a woman remains in the hospital after a driver hit her. the accident happened around 9:45 last night near south hampton road. the driver originally left the scene but then returned. the victim is in critical condition. she is expected to survive. let's head now to philadelphia's neighborhood where police had to evacuate an entire block after they made a surprise discovery during an eviction. they found two pipe bombs inside the house. they had to call on the bomb squad to remove them. investigators have not said whether the suspect had any

plans to use the bombs. students in montgomery county will go back to school tomorrow after teachers in their district agreed to end the strike. the strike forced schools to cancel classes for the last three days. the school is closed today as well but that's because of the jewish holiday. the teachers union agreed to go to work out their differences. teachers have been without a contract since june. all right. let's get a check of the roads now. >> watching things right now. it is one of the only one that has any kind of delay around center city. so watch for some of that. watch for 95 around broad street. there is construction with lane blocks there. in delaware flooding and a closure in new castle. it is east and westbound in both

directions. also heading over the delaware memorial bridge there is lane blocks there with some work. we are seeing a back up onto the new jersey turnpike. coming from jersey into delaware you might run into some of that. we'll end here with good news on 295 near route 168. both directions north and south are good so far. >> all right. thanks for that. coming up next lying to his face jimmy kimmel isn't joking. he finds himself in the middle of the battle to replace obamacare. >> and the threatening incident that's raising new concerns about fan safety at major league baseball games. fall arrives tomorrow. the weekend what will that look like? i have your weekend forecast just ahead.

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police have arrested a sixth person in connection to last week's attack. detectives took a 17-year-old and searched the property where they found him. they say a significant amount of activity has taken place since that bomb injured 30 people. president trump doubles down on north korea saying we will be putting more sanctions on north korea

korea. he made the announcement a little more than an hour and a half achlgt during the president's speech before the general assembly earlier this week you may remember the president threatened to totally destroy north korea if the country persists with provocative actions like more missile launches. gym any kimmel weighed in on the controversy over the latest proposal to replace the obamacare healthcare plan. >> i get it. i don't understand because i'm a talk show host. help me out. what don't i understand? is it the part you cut $243 million from health care insurance? am i not understanding where states would hot let you price you out of coverage? >> yesterday senator kasz di reacted to kimmel's first attack

from the night before. take a listen. >> absolutely. there will be people in states -- >> he called you a liar last night. >> that was a personal atang and i can't help that. >> they say the bill would eliminate the mandate to buy insurance. obamacare subsidy money to individual states to let them implement their own plans and states could opt out of preexisting conditions. 15 minutes after 11:00. we have plenty of sunshine. it is already in the 80s. this is a live view. you can see the winds blowing the trees in the distance. the wind has picked up. it won't be as strong today as we have seen lately as jose is weakening well offshore. the winds have picked up. reporting 16 miles per hour winds. just a 7 miles per hour for

wilmington. that's helping to keep our temperatures down believe it or not. without that wind we would be even warmer today. 82 degrees in philadelphia. some neighborhoods have gone even a little bit warmer. it is still in the 70s in parkwood. the temperatures will climb into the upper 80s today. as you can see, there is more to come even though autumn arrives tomorrow. we'll be cooler in the afternoon. back in the upper 80s. it will feel like the middle of summer. keeping back in will be humidity as well. you'll feel it if you're going to the eagles game on sunday. average high temperature 76 degrees. we are well above that. we are getting clouds ever so often. mostly it will be sunshine for today. the chance of some of these clouds blowing in will continue into this evening and into tomorrow. i think all of this rain will

stay offshore. that is a weakening storm. it is still a strong tropical storm with 60 miles per hour winds it will stay out of our hair. this is a cold front. it is not moving much. it is spreading showers and thunderstorms into the midwest. it is not going to reach us. the question is what becomes of maria? it is pulling awand and just to the northeast. it is close enough to do damage and cause lots of trouble into tomorrow. it means we'll stay dry and our weekend will be sunny and warp.m. it will weaken. this is sunday morning. we will track this storm system well into next week while we enjoy warm summer-like weather. that includes the first weekend of fall which will feel like it is a typical summer weekend.

low 80s at the shore. warmer at philadelphia in the suburbs. 88 in new jersey and delaware and around 80 at the shore. we'll go beyond that coming up in the next half hour. >> thanks for that, bill. fans of the today show got to know and love wrangler. two service dogs in training. next, meet liberty. she is a puppy with a purpose training to help veterans in need. that's when we come back.

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thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> you brought a guest with us. >> she is the reason we do this. this is luna. she was surrendered by her owners. we placed her in a wonderful foster home. she is looking for a permanent home. she is one of thousands of animals we work to rescue every year. events like this help us do that. >> tell us how you got involved with teaming up. >> sure. we have a long history of really receiving wonderful support from restaurants and chefs across the city. we created an event that centers around that every year. we changed it up a little bit this year so that people who come can taste the food from all of the participating chefs. we are organizing them by neighborhood. that's where ben comes in and his crew.

we have a wonderful variety of participating restaurants. >> chef ben, tell us why it's important to be part of this event. >> we do a lot of events over the year. when someone like paws comes and asks us to join it's like a great opportunity to give back something you're actually passionate in. >> are you a dog lover? >> i love dogs. >> in terms of anybody who may be interested in adopting luna what should they know about her? >> she is a young girl. she is really sweet. as dogs go she is a pretty easy one. she is looking for a family that will love her help her grow into the best pet that she can be. you can visit our web site to see more about luna and all of the animals we have up for

adoption. we have an easy adoption process. we want to learn about you, what kind of pet you are looking for and help you find one that will fit right? . >> what can they enjoy if they come out? >> we are doing tuna on crackers. so little hawaiian snack. so we just opened a couple of months ago. so this dish you can try it there and it's on the menu at the restaurant. >> all right. great. thank you so much for being with us. >> thanks for having us. at as well. >> thank you. >> chef's night for paws is monday night from 6:00 to 10:00 at skybox eventcenter. coming up hurricane

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in puerto rico people are just beginning to assess the damage from hurricane maria. it was hit with landslides downed trees and the power is out for practically the entire island. authorities say it could be out in some areas for the next four to six months. because of those power outages folks here in our area are having a bit of trouble

contacting their loved ones. we are live from north philadelphia with that part of the story, randy. we'll check back with randy in a few moments. in the meantime we do continue to watch what's happening with hurricane maria. and bill is keeping a forecast on the eye for our area. keeping a live look at cape may. looks like a great day of summer. >> if you're on the beach you can enjoy a gorgeous day. temperatures are riseingeing quickly. they are already near the 80 degree mark. it is already in the 80s in wilmington. it doesn't feel as hot. we have a good breeze blowing. winds are gustier. they are gusting to 25 miles per hour. they are blowing in that warm breeze. already 82 degrees in delaware.

it is 82 in philadelphia and 80 in south jersey. a couple of spots still in the 70s. delaware, most neighborhoodsre in the 60s this morning. look at middle town climbing. 79 degrees at this hour. it is in the upper 70s here. now, there will be a few scattered clouds. the thicker rain producing clouds will stay out of the picture for us. you can see the nice center of the storm. about 150 miles southeast of na spreading rain winds55us moer hour for new england. winds will be dying down over the next few days. jose will continue to weaken. so less of an influence and cert risk will remain high w for tomorrow. for today 86 degrees in new jersey. a warm day too.

82 deges for delaware and northern delaware will head into the middle to upper 80s along with philadelphia. you can see a few scattered dsie lookly sunny weekend and beyond. i'll show you when r will finally arrive with the ten ten minutes. as we mentioned with hurricane maria right now it is hitting the doe minute can dominican republic pretty rd. cannot contact their loved ones. we are live in north philly for us. he has been talking to families and they are trying to get in touch. >> reporter: philadelphia has one of the largest puerto rico populations. some 8% of philadelphia has ties to that island. a lot of people waking up in fear unable to get a call through to their loved ones.

he runs this restaurant in north philadelphia. today he finally got through to his niece. mu neighborhood flooded.er outages. she describes nearly destroyed.she urging other to pay attention to what's happening i >> it destroyed everything, everything . >> it's a big disaster. never in my life have i seen something like that. >> reporter: they say the entire country there l have to stand up for puerto rico and help. we are expecting this year's parade to be more of a fundraising effort. also at 5:30 today a philadelphia councilwoman expected to announce a fundraising effort to help those

in need. you for that. you can track the tropicsny time by downloading this free nbc 10 app. we'll send instant alerts as soon as they are issued. all right. let's talk about what's happening in mexico. the death toll continues to climb following that devastating earthquake that shook mexico this week. it continues in the hope of finding under collapsed buildings. workers are trying desperately to reach a trapped girl. >> this is the focus really of the entire country at this point. this rescue of this one girl so much hope is riding on this because of how grim the last few hours have been. now we are in a situation which we have to a very crucial time when it comes to a rescue effort.

21 young students were killed when this building collapsed during the earthquake. four stories folded on top of each other, trapping the people that were inside. 25 total killed. they identify that had young girl inside the rubble. she is about 12 years old in an area where they believe there may be a pocket of survivor i after they managed to find her vital signs and got down to her. so what they are trying to do is pull the debris off. they have to do it so carefully because they don't want to cause another situation in which more rubble comes and crushes the area that's in there already. they are thinking about a number of options including cutting a hole to try to pull people out of there. that is why this is taking so long. it is a real race against time and crews are up against it at this point. >> that was steve patterson reporting.

neighbors in philadelphia are doing their part. a group already set up ation to takely. collect from now until october 31st. donations will go to red cross shelters in mexico city. a man won a $338 million power ball is facing child sex assault charges. he is accused of sexually assaulting the girl from the time she was 11 until she was 14. he won back in 2013 after buying the ticket. his lawyer says the alleged victim just wants a piece of his client's money. it is not the first legal trouble he has been involved in. neighbors accused him of not following true to pay the rent of everyone on his block and a contractor sued h pay for home renovations. a two-year-old girl at last night's game foul ball it is renewing for baseball

st toextend their safety netting. as soon as it hit her heht. themn p . security she should be okay. have become the it comes to extending the safety nets to keep these kinds of incidents from happening. the phillies are one of the few that have extend today move safety nets to the far ends of each dugout. you can see it already paid off as it kept this bat from flying out into the crowd earlier this year. they play at 1:05 this afternoon. they are hoping for a sweep against the dodgers. this series has been back and forth drama. the phillies roared ahead with a pair of home runs. herrera turned the lights out with a leaping catch against the wall. >> it is hard to think of a phillies rookie that brought more excitement than hopkins has

but howard did that back in 2005. it is showing respect to the new guy. howard said hopkins is a beast. congrats on a great start. he tweeted back got some big shoes to fill but appreciate the love big man. all right. so let's talk some football now. we are counting down to kick off. let's take a look from our eagles nest camera. the eagles getting set for their home opener here sunday afternoon. it is against the 0-2 new york giants. they split their first two games on the road. exclusive coverage this sunday. it all starts at 9:30 in the morning with eagles game day kickoff. america's got talent has a new winner warning if you dvred it you may want to pause or mute it because we are about to tell you the results.

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of the today show you have probably gotten to know wrangler. there are many puppies like wrangler and charlie including our next guest. this is liberty right here a chocolate lab that will be paired with a veteran that suffered from a traumatic brain injury. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> he is joined by jennifer green, a local nonprofit. thank you both for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> you said liberty couldn't say hello or greet me just yet. >> she is actually working when she has her vest on. all service dogs are working. >> why take her under your wings and train her to become a service animal? >> i felt obligated and i do a lot of things within comcast.

i saw a post from jen and i reached out. i thought that's what i had to do. >> jen, tell us about this type of partnership and more about your organization. >> we are philadelphia's very first nonprofit to train service dogs for veterans. we start the puppies out at eight weeks and they are in training for about two years! how old is liberty? >> she is about four months. >> so she is just getting started? >> yes. >> and you're an employee of comcast. comcast has a robust plan in terms of hiring veterans. what makes it so attractive to hire a veteran? what's the advantage? >> i think that all of the veterans, you know, they are trained. they are loyal. you can count on them. comcast has the initiative to hire 10,000 veterans by the end of this year. june we were up around 8,000 at that point. so it's a good thing.

>> absolutely. jennifer you a big vent coming up. give us an idea what we can expect. >> we are having a fundraiser. it is at 7111 maple avenue. all of the proceeds are going to fund the dogs overthe the two-year period. it costs about $30,000 to obtain and train. it is very very expensive. so we are having a fundraiser. it's unlimited bowling and food and good times and tons of raffles. >> sounds like a great event and go to benefit dogs like liberty. >> absolutely. >> they are making their way back into society and maybe getting back into the work force. we welcome them. >> thanks for having them. >> we do have that information. it is saturday september 23rd.

the third annual strikes for service dogs fundraiser. it is on maple avenue. if you're looking for something to do we have more. we have more on the nbc 10 app and of course comcast is the parent company of nbc 10 and telemundo 62. it is already 82 in philadelphia. we are not even at lunchtime yet. citizens bank park a great day for a ball game. with northerly winds maybe a challenge for those home run hitters today. 86 degrees by the middle of the game. the wind that is at 13 miles per hour in philadelphia. it is not as strong as it has been the last few days as jose's in influences are going lower and

lower. the wind will be coming out of the north. it won't be quite as strong. by 1:00 in the afternoon holding in the upper 80s at 3:00. by late in the game 86. if you're going to the game you'll need your sunglasses. those light winds we have right now will be finally dying down overnight tonight. during the day the temperatures in spite of those northerly winds which are cooling for us are warming into the 80s. that includes the suburbs. it is 82 at this hour. new hope just hit 80 degrees. climb sbooging into the middle 80s today it will be fall. autumn arrives tomorrow av afternoon. it will feel like summer through next week. we have clouds to the east. that storm eventually will die out and won't be a tropical storm anymore.

the next 24 hours likely to maintain the tropical storm strength at 60 miles per hour. still a lot of rain and waves that are reaching the shore. the rip current will remain high. as far as maria is concerned spinning just offshore of the doeminican republic is expect today pass by tomorrow and then potentially we will see it move up the east coast. i think it will stay offshore and out of our area. so we are looking at 80s. fall arrives tomorrow. 80s through the weekend abdomennd into next week. we get a cold front and there is your cold weather next thursday friday and saturday. september is hunger angstction month. it is hard to believe that when we have one in eight people in the u.s. doesn't know how they will feed themselves or even their families. one in five people are impacted. that's why they are teaming up

for the 2017 global energy race this sunday to try to make a difference here. we have stephanie here. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> stephanie, tell us more about the need in the philadelphia region and how the event is going to help people who really are in dire need here. >> sure. as you mentioned, september is hunger action month which is a time for us to raise awareness and funds and food for those who don't know where their next meal is coming from or if they will have one at all. over the 900 people we serve one-third is children and 16% are seniors. we are thankful for holding this race during this month. it is a great time to take action to help fight hunger for our neighbors who are in need. >> explain why it is important

to partner and get involved with you. >> it inspires people to be healthy healthy. every kilometer we will be donating two slices of bread. if you go far 5k it's a half loaf of it isd.tant to help >>ly.oxg run, this t said every top you're takingeing in this race you're donating to an important cause. >> yes. it is good for you and the community. >> it looks like we have our fingers crossed. what can people expect? it will be down on penns landing. >> a. giving

bagels. it is one of our brands. they will have the beautiful 1 and 5k to enjoy the day and the race. once you're done everyone will receive a medal to celebrate their accomplishment and we'll have a festival area. we'll have some face painting and balloon artists. it's an event for the family to enjoy the day and celebrate these great causes. >> if you have a runner they can do the race and bring the whole family down to participate in this great event. >> absolutely. even if the 5k, it's a great way to have kids feel they competing. you can walk. we have a 50% off code for your viewers if they want to enter. >> that's right. i heard about that yesterday. if anybody who is watching right now, if they register today they

will get a discount. >> 50% off of registration. so the event is on sunday. if they go and apply the code then they have 50% off. for the they are paying for the race and all of the things that we are giving away and the costs, it's a great experience. >> thank you so much. we do have that race. it's happening this sunday september 24th along penns's landing. it gets you shouldunderway at 7:30 in the morning on september 24th. we'll have that on our nbc 10 app and nbc10.com. we'll be right back.

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of summer. what a beautiful day. 87 degrees this afternoon. that's 11 degrees warmer than normal for this time of year. stays warm through the weekend. >> plooklooking forward to it. have a good one.

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