. reaching out from thousands of miles away. how local communities are finding new ways to help hurricane victims in puerto rico. firing back. the leader of north korea unleashes on president trump. cash concerns. why you might be helping thieves

steal from your own bank account. nbc 10 news starts now. right now at a 11:00, new video shows just how devastating hurricane maria was on puerto rico. this aerial footage shows the widespread damage from entire neighborhoods flooded to entire blocks of homes destroyed. >> right now most of puerto rico still has no power, and it could be months before some get electricity again. president trump has promised federal help and says he'll visit the island. >> some airlines have said they've planned to resume flights as early as tomorrow. in the meantime, people thousands of miles away in philadelphia are desperate to help. >> andraya wrg organizers of this weekend's puerto rican parade are also planning. >> reporter: that's right.

and it's still going to happen right here on the parkway. it's going to have a somber tone. the goal not only to raise awareness but also to raise a lot of money. gripped by the images of the destruction in puerto rico, some wiped away tears. >> i talked to my dad today in the gufl, but the lines are down, so i haven't gotten to communicate with him. >> reporter: with no power and sporadic internet connection, the island is practically cut off from communication. >> what we wanted to do is create a rapid response system. >> reporter: that needs for connection is why those gathered to talk about unidos puerto rico, or united for puerto rico. the new campaign will first raise money to help the island rebuild. it was organized by local and state leaders along with area n nonprofits. >> it's our obligation.

we owe this. we have to do this for our community. >> reporter: sunday puerto rico's parade will now become a fund-raiser. so will other previously scheduled festivals around town. it's a way to console each other and support their beloved island their hearts still call home. >> we're going to rebuild one brick at a time. we will rebuild puerto rico. >> reporter: and it's important to note that the non-profit is handling all of the donations for this campaign. now, people are being warned to watch out for a lot of these independent donations, fund-raising efforts that are going on because they may be scams. reporting live along the parkway, aundrea cline thomas, nbc 10 news. >> and tonight hurricane maria getting ready to hit its next victim, turks and caicos. >> and it's gotten stronger as it approaches the islands. >> yeah, that storm is strengthening. right now you can actually make

out the eye. it has closed up a bit, but the intensity has actually deepened. it's not moving too fast. it's going about 9 miles an hour off to the northwest. at this point still a category 3, but it has upped the wind speed. 125 mile an hour winds now. just 4 more miles and we'll bump up to a category 4. there is the possibility this could strengthen. so we'll continue to watch this as it moves over the turks and caicos tomorrow. then it should clear over the bahamas on saturday. unless it shifts westward, the bahamas will be spared by the time we get into tuesday. and then we'll be looking for the possibility of very high surf, beach erosion and dangerous rip currents. guys. new at 11:00, south korean

media reports north korean top dip mats says its country may test a hydrogen bomb in the pacific ocean to fulfill leader gym jung un's voy to take action against the united states. there's more name-calling between the u.s. and north korea. this time it's kim jung-un taking aim with president trump. he called the president quote, a frightened dog, a gangster, mentally duranged, and dotard. that refers to a person mentally retarded or senile. he mocked kim jung-un as a rocket man on a quote, suicide mission. most recently north korea launched a pair of intercontinental missiles believed kacapable of striking e u.s. a dramatic rescue as people were pulled from the buildings

that collapsed during mexico's deadly earthquake. mexico city firefighters shared video of two dramatic rescues. one video shows an elderly woman carried out to safety on a stretcher. another shows firefighters making their way through rubble to save a woman buried under neath. rescue attempts have stretched into a third day. all of the children who were inside of a school that became the focus of a massive rescue, has been accounted for. but one adult is believed to be trapped in that collapsed building. at least 273 people have died from the 7.1 magnitude earthquake. more than 2,000 others were hurt. new at 11:00 person person dead and another in a hospital after a shooting and car crash in strawberry mansion. police got that call around 8:30. one of the men was shot in the head while sitting in the car. police say there were 7 bullet

holes in the car. another man was hit in the shoulder and the hip. tonight a man was charged with having weapons of mass destruction after police say he had two pipe bombs. neighbors living on that black were evacuated while the bomb squad made sure everything was safe. a man accused of sticking up a main line jewelry store and stealing hundreds of dollars worth of watches says he is not the guy police are looking for. he doesn't deny being inside the store, but he says he is not the armed robber seen here on this surveillance video. taylor was in court today where a judge found enough evidence to hold him on armed robbery charges. when taylor entered, he asked the man his name and he responded joe. >> if i don't use my name, i'm not guilty of a crime, right? i admitted that i never even

pointed a weapon at him. >> did you have a weapon? >> police are still searching for it stolen watches. a camden county detective is on the other side of the law after admitting he had a baby with a 15-year-old. police say rafael martinez, jr., had a relationship with the 15-year-old for about a year. martinez is suspended without pay. students were learning a valuable life lesson. the brothers of alfisig mufi -- someone is abused every two minutes and most of them are under 30. also tonight the health care debate is heating up. republicans in the senate are pushing a new bill to repeal and replace obamacare. today alone we saw four of our local congressman in the area

pushing theirpulsions on the new bill. >> that's because time is a factor here. republicans want to vote on this bill by the end of next week. some ends medicare kpangz in some cities for private insurance. instead sfats would get grants to spend on health care. some are concerned insurance would lessen coverage. >> joining us with new details. >> brandon, we're talking about programs to help the homeless. >> reporter: keith and jacqueline, city leader says if the current health care bill passes, it could hit us in our wallets. it could lead to higher taxes and boost er visits and incarceration rates. >> how you doing, ma'am? >> reporter: another thursday night in philly. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: another night helping the city's homeless. as cars pass by people sleeping under the convention center

archway. >> let's meet tomorrow at 11:00. >> reporter: an out reach team from project home stopped to lend a helping hand. >> i'll give you tokens to get back. and i'll give you some some mcdonald's cars. >> reporter: philadelphia has the highest poverty rate. >> it'll be absolutely devastating. >> reporter: liz hersh has spent the past 25 years fighting homelessness. >> this is hard work. we know we're swimming up stream. >> reporter: she adds it has a 90% success rate for keeping people off the streets. if the gop bill passes, it cuts that funding. >> there's no good to it.

>> reporter: mayor jim kinney's office says if this bill passes it could also impact the city's center services. coming up, thieves using atms to steve from your bank accounts. the device you need to look for and how to spot it. and fighting a deadly epidemic. a pharmacy giant takes a stand against the opioid crisis. what it could mean for your prescriptions tonight at 11:00. and we're going to be looking at a big warm up. summer isn't over yet, even fall starts tomorrow. i'll explain. come on back.

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potentially ten times more than a bank robbery. it nets them approximately $30,000 to 60,000. >> there were scams before with gas stations. so before a swipe a card, i would grab it, pull it a little or something. but here i never thought about it. >> reporter: police say the best protection is to cover your hands to protect your pass code, that way if there is a hidden camera watching you, they won't be able to get it. the probe into the russian int interference in the 2016 election now involves facebook. it's an effort to find out how russia may have interfered in the election through targeted advertising on the social media site. zuckerberg also said facebook will hire 250 new staffers.

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the remnants of the san jose have people trapped on nantucket. it bufted the island with wind, coastal erosion and travel trouble. all flights are canceled. ferries are not running. jose is still affecting parts of our region tonight and hurricane maria tonight could, too. >> let's get more on that. >> yeah, just when you think fall is going to arrive, not so much. it is going to be a very warm stretch for us. and we are going to be watching yet another hurricane cruise up the coast. let's take another look outside. you saw some of those high clouds today. those are courtesy of what is now post-tropical storm jose. it's lost its tropical storm characteristics. 88 was our high today in philadelphia. and the rainfall, zip. very comfortable tonight. 72 in coastal.

75 in wilmington. 75 right now in philadelphia. mount holly, 67. atlantic city 71, and wildwood coming in at 68. that's probably going to feel a bit refregtsing because we are in for a very warm start to fall. fall starts at 2:02 tomorrow afternoon. we're going to be warm 10 to 15 degrees above average. we've got, of course, the eagle's home opener, and you're going to need to dress comfortably if you're going to that. dress comfortably, bring sunscreen and hydrate. a little bit of higher humidity. so definitely it feels very summer like out there, and we're going to continue that trend. in fact tomorrow we're going to make it up to 84 in philadelphia. we're going to see the low 80s in ready, and right around 80 degrees for stone harbor.

so we're going to continue to see above average temperatures. 76 is where we should be. we have exceeded that value. doppler radar not showing any rain here. but not too far away is where we're looking at what's going on with what once was tropical storm jose. we don't have any raiders out there in the atlantic. it's going to be a little cooler tomorrow and the next day along the jersey shore because the winds will come in off of the water. so while we make it tomorrow into the 80s and on saturday certainly into the mid-80s. and on sunday pushing 90 degrees in some spots, we're going to see much cooler readings right along the beaches. so your neighborhood forecast tonight includes 64 for injersey shore, 55 for the pennsylvania suburbs and 65 in philadelphia. for tomorrow we're going to see, again, sunshine with perhaps some high clouds.

85 in philadelphia. 83 in jersey. and south delaware you'll come in at 82 degrees. let's check your ten day on ten. 85 tomorrow, 81 on saturday. the eagles open to 89 degrees. we could see an isolated shower or sprinkle right along the jersey shore. most likely clouds for the rest of us from what's left of jose. and then we finally cool down to where we should be in the 70s the end of the next week. the catholic historic research center has a new home. the center, which is basely a museum, moved into the former our lady of rancin school in the southeast. there wasn't enough room there for all the collection belonging to the church. you will want to see this. the fanatic looking for love at the ballpark today. did he strike-out or did he hit a home run? that's coming up.

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love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. so eagles players enjoyed a night of good food and music in fair minute park to show support for some former teammates. posed for pictures with fans for the make the world better concert. hosted by former eagle and rams player conor farwin. ready for some football, join us for exclusive coverage of sunday's home opener against the giants. it all starts at 9:30 a.m. with eagles game day kick off. danny. >> want to thank you. danny pommels here from csn. while the eagles are gearing up for their home opener, details

on the prep scene coming up. plus youth has been served. it was more of a same today as phil hopefuls hope to sweep l.a. out of town. highlights next.

hey, good to see you again. danny pommels here. the eagles can go 2 and 0 in the division with the win of their home opener on sunday. he's still recovering from a high ankle sprain he suffered in the preseason. and now the eagles missing four players. >> i think all of our guys are ready. i think coach does a great job

of making sure we practice reps. and i practiced like i was a starter, like i was going to play. i know i wasn't, but i did better and the offense better. we're going to be the guys they call-up. >> south florida can score a little bit. darius up the gut. 47-yard house call. ucf romp. they beat the owls 43-7. cue the music. a close race, but oxford versus unionsville comes out on top. travis scored the flyers lone goal. field. ties the game at 2.

doubles his pleasure. two run score. the fastest player to reach 45 rbi in baseball history. 4-2 phillies in. chris taylor scores the go ahead run. the phillies lose 5-4. now, before the game a fan was looking for love, pulling out all the stops to woo side line reporter. a table for two. spilled water all over his date. her pants were sopping wet. a swing and a miss from the fanatic in the game of love. and you know what, she was a good sport. that's it for sports. i'm danny pommels from csn. stay with us. nbc 10 news coming right back.

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well, we're going to be looking at a very warm start to fall. it starts tomorrow at 4:02 in the afternoon. near record territory on sunday and monday before we start to cool down what should be the middle of next week. >> thank you so much for watching. "the tonight show" is next. have a good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- megyn kelly, dave franco, musical guest fergie.