cydney long is joining us. >> reporter: they say they will continue to put their lives on the line to protect our country and the first amendment. this involves the national anthem and it is happening at football stadiums. some say that it's disrespectful to veterans and players when they don't stand up. the image of nfl players kneeling standing arm in arm or with their fists raised during the national anthem is becoming a lasting one. people are signing off about the president versus players controversy, including our military veterans. >> it doesn't offend me. >> reporter: we spoke to a number of retired and active military vets about the nfl player national anthem protest at today's union league

fair. >> i've been in the union for 15 years and i've fought for the freedom that allows them to represent their beliefs and that is if they want to take a knee during the national anthem, i support that. >> reporter: malcolm raised his fist on sunday as others locked arms. >> the narrative has been more about the players or their stances, either right or wrong to do it during the national anthem. >> reporter: jenkins was one of the first players to speak out about social injustice. he spoke with the philadelphia police and has been invited to capitol hill. he said to remember that it's about a better america, nothing to do with the flag. >> this is a way for us to take the lead of that narrative and really point people in the direction of not only what the issues are but what are the solutions that we're working on. >> i am not going to comment on that. >> your liberty stops at the tip of my dues so try not to preach

too much to me. >> reporter: now, at their place of employment, some are asking are football stadiums the right venue for players to kneel or opt out of the national anthem. we'll have more on that conversation when we see you at 6:00. for now, live in south philadelphia, cydney long, nbc 10 news. and the hottest nfl jersey belongs to a player who refused to protest. this is alejandro villanueva. he walked to the field for the national field on sunday while the redskins teammates stayed in the locker room and protest. he's a veteran who served three tours and received several medals for his tours with the army rangers. president trump is praising nascar for not protesting during the national anthem. they were warned about consequences if they protested

and another said, anybody who said they don't stand up for the anthem ought to be out of the country, period. and the president said, "so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans." what's your opinion of athletes who kneel or don't take to the field for the national anthem? you can weigh in on our nbc 10 facebook page. it's free speech. it's offensive or there are bigger issues to talk about. feel free to weigh in there. an alleged declaration of war by donald trump to north korea. at least that's what north korea's foreign minister said today. but the white house is firing back this afternoon saying that is nonsense. nbc 10's erin coleman has more on the breaking news. erin? >> reporter: the war of words continue between north korea and kim jong-un and president trump. right now, it is a case of he said/he said. north korea is saying that the

u.s. has declared war. the u.s. saying that's not true. it started with president trump saying on saturday that north korean leadership wouldn't be around much longer. and the foreign minister said that president trump declared war and said that by declaring war, north korea has a right to shoot down american bombers outside of north korean air space. sarah sanders says that is absurd. >> it's never appropriate for a country to shoot down another country's aircraft when it's over international waters. our goal is still the same. we seek the peaceful denu denuclearization of north korea. >> most analysts agree that if this tough talk is the strategy of the white house, it is a dangerous one. we're live in the breaking news

center, erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >> erin, thank you. a community is rallying around the families of three firefighters who died. one hung on in the hospital for months and another was hurt in the catastrophe and one died during the fire. >> i could have been there along with the rest of them. >> nbc 10's tim furlong spoke with a daughter about what she's going through one year later. >> reporter: three wilmington firefighters lost their lives in the september 24th canby fire. >> was there was a ceremony today for the three firefighters. >> it helps a lot to know that everyone is around here to support us. that's really nice. i like it. >> reporter: chris, artie and jerry's messamory are forever

etched in our lives. >> reporter: plaques will be hanging in the stations. so many tributes over the weekend and so hard emotionally on the families but they say they appreciate the support. >> it brings it all back but it shows what she did for us and the community and how everything that happened affected everyone else. >> we will honor them daily getting on those trucks and doing our job. we will never forget them. >> reporter: in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> we'll talk to another firefighter who was injured who just went back to work this week. a school bus collided with this motorcycle this morning

killing the driver of that bike. the crash happened aroundç 8:00 this morning near country lane in mt. laurel. another bus came to pick up the students. none of the students were hurt. the man seen in this video sucker punching a disabled man pleaded guilty today. he mocked the victim and then punched him outside of a west chester convenience store. to our first alert weather now, summer is just refusing to fade away around here. even. geese are being looking for relief from today's heat. >> i can vaguely make out umbrellas out there but we're at

91 degrees right now. >> crazy. >> you're looking live down broad street in center city, philadelphia, where shade is the name of the game for people looking for relief. first alert meteorologist steve is joining us. >> we'll have a few more days of the high humidity and even more heat, unfortunatelily, if you don't like it. 9 is was the temperature in philadelphia. the record is 92. do we get there or not? i don't think so. we fall shy of that. either way, we sweated it out one more day here with temperatures in the 90s. record highs again just short of low 90s from allentown and down towards reading and wilmington. the second day of 90-degree heat around here.

do we get a third one? i don't think so. the dew point is 68. it was a hot weekend but not terribly humid. that has changed. temperatures right now are at the daytime highs in the lower 90s and here's the temp trend for the next couple of hours. we're looking at a cool down after dark but the humidity will create patchy fog. we'll have to worry about that for the morning commute tomorrow. a look at your weekend forecast in the first alert ten-day forecast next. >> all right, steve, thanks. right now, we're tracking hurricane maria out in the atlantic. people who live in the outer banks are being told to leave while they can. >> there could be a storm surge up to four feet.

meanwhile, in puerto rico, the desperation is growing by the day. take a look at the lines at gas stations this morning. one community is completely cut off after the storm washed away the bridge and just making a phone call, imagine this, one of the biggest issues with people standi standing on the side of the road hoping to find cell service. and leaving puerto rico, that's another battle. hundreds of people have been packing the san juan airport hoping to get a ticket out. the airport is barely functioning with minimal power. people in the lehigh valley are running out of room for the donations. in mexico, search teams are still digging through the rubble with the hopes of finding any survivors left from last week's deadly earthquake. the death toll from that quake is now more than 300. no one's been found alive since wednesday. only 103 schools out of mexico's

9,000 have been cleared to reopen today. police are trying to figure out how an empty kacar ended upn a philadelphia river. a runner found the car at the boat ramp. marine unit was called in. crews pulled it out of the river and no one was inside. the ntsb is investigating after a plane crashed right into someone's yard in montgomery county. pieces of plane are scattered with downed branches. neighbors jumped into action saving the pilot who was choking because his seat belt was around his neck. >> right now, the latest effort by the republican party to repeal obamacare was met with protests during today's hearing.

>> if you can't be in order, get the heck out of here. >> all right. so after that brief chaos, republican senators libd sndsey graham and bill cassidy were grilled. today, they slammed the current health care system. >> i'm here because obamacare is a disaster in my state. it's not your job to take care of south carolina, it's mine. >> if there's one thing we can agree on on a bipartisan basis, obamacare is failing. the problems of obamacare require a path forward. >> so here's a breakdown of the bill. it basically turns over health care control to the states rather than the federal government. medicaid funding would be cut and the states directly get that grant money and would get the option to opt out of many obamacare regulations. a big part of this is the employer mandate. right now it requires companies

to offer coverage. the new bill takes that away. and this afternoon, the ceo of one of the largest hospitals in our area is speaking out against the graham/cassidy bill. >> the ceo of children's hospital of philadelphia said, "the graham/cassidy bill is deaf stating for these kids. if the bill passes, these kids could lose coverage entirely." today the mayor of philadelphia held a press conference opposing the current bill. they said that obamacare helped hundreds of thousands of people in philadelphia and goes beyond just patients. >> the affordable care act has enabled residents for treatment for substance abuse through the medicaid health care program. >> more than 200,000 philadelphians have gained health care coverage through

obamacare. former new york congressman anthony weiner will spend nearly two years in prison for a sexting scandal. this is weiner walking inside the courtroom. he broke down crying telling the judge he was sick and this is his rock bottom. weiner wills have to register as a sex offender. he pleaded guilty in may after sexting a 15-year-old girl. right now the white house is issuing other travel bans against more countries after the original ban expired last night. eight courts are nntries are fa ban. take a look. the original ban stopped immigration from six countries. the new ban removes sudan from that list but now it adds restrictions on immigrants and visitors from chad, north korea and venezuela. venezuela is the first south american country to be included in that ban. the restrictions on the new countries begin october 18th.

a philadelphia civil rights leader and icon will be immortalized. it will be unveiled tomorrow. aside from the civil rights work, he was credited for getting street cars back in 186 p. th cota's memorial is not far from former mayor frank rizzo's statue. one of the ideas was to build an african-american statue near rizzo's. the statue was planned before all of this happened. eagles fans cannot stop talking about the weekend. >> how about a nail biter. wasn't sure they'd get this undid, but they did.

sunday's game-winning field goal is the longest ever at lincoln financial field. >> and the kick is -- score! >> that was practically to new jersey. jake elliott cemented his place with the 61-yard field goal. sports fans are still feeling the excitement today. >> i'm hoping he's one of the best kickers in the league after how good he looked yesterday. >> for a rookie to do that, that was amazing. made it by like three inches. >> to have a lead like that, give it up and come back and win on the last play is unbelievable. >> everybody is happy today. let's bring in csn's john clark. he's smiling, too. >> send a thank you card to the

cincinnati bengals. jake won the game for them. take a look at this. the special teams player begged head coach dopederson to let hi cook. the life of a kicker is tough. if you miss too many, they cut you. jake is 22 years old. many eagles fans didn't even know his name before the game. here's doug pederson on the life of a kicker. >> sometimes the life of a kicker can be a little bit lonely. you're on the sideline a little bit and it's kind of like one of those love/hate relationships with kickers and, you know, it's great when things work and it's not so great when it doesn't. >> it's a little surreal. it's the life of a kicker,

though. you have your ups and downs and i'm just trying to enjoy it and we'll move on. >> coming up at 5:45, wait till you hear the spanish broadcast call of the kick. let me tell you, it is bueno. very bueno. wait till you hear it. >> the bengals really bungled it. >> like other things. but we thank them for it. >> send a thank you card in we will. let's take a live look at the link right now. it was hot and that heat continues to hang around today. turbines not doing much right there. across the parking lot at citizens bank park, it's a warm night for baseball. phills fans host tonight. we have a few more days of this and then it starts to relax as we head into the second half

of the week. low 90s even in the lehigh val lou. we'll wait for the official temperature to see if we did it. stay out of the water, at least get your feet wet and that's about it. don't go past your knees. the rough current and rip current will be high through thursday. while it looks inviting, it is not friendly. looking at the second half of the week, that's when the big change is coming. i think you really feel it thursday afternoon. a nice gusty breeze picks up. 26 days of 90 degrees or higher in philadelphia during the year of 2017. i don't think we're going to get any more, at least with this next stretch of warmth coming up here for tomorrow. >> why do we have all of this

here in the middle and latter part of september? it's this huge dome of high pressure that creates a traffic jam. you've been stuck before. you know what it's like not to move. the heat is trapped in here for now and we'll start to get changes in here by wednesday and into thursday. it's a hot afternoon. lower 90s. we're not seeing any relief under the baking sunshine. the only good news this time of year is the earlier sunset time. it will cool off here later on this evening. the place to be is down at the shore. they are like, what heat? temperatures in the lower to middle 70s from areas like ocean city down to cape may. a gorgeous afternoon under way. temperatures making that slide. we have to wait until after sunset but once it sets, it cools into the 70s. it will be very muggy. that's one thing to take into consideration. phillies game, we don't have much baseball left.

82 at first pitch and then temperatures in the upper 7 o0s. another warm and humid day today. humidity is higher than today. philadelphia, suburbs, lehigh valley, temperatures in the 8 o80s. would you let someone come into your house and crack open your fridge while you're not home? >> the new grocery delivery option that makes you think. plus, amazon turnoff? philadelphia may lose the chance to become amazon's new home. also, zuckerberg spotted. where we found the facebook creator in our area after he grabbed a cheesesteak in south philly. first, here's a look at the "closing bell" on wall street. not sure you want to look at those numbers. big losses for the dow and nasdaq.

the nfl plans to show the latest tv ad promoting unity again tonight on monday night football. >> inside these lines, we may have our differences but recognize there's more that unites us. inside these lines, the game of inches. >> this is amid the growing national anthem controversy as players on every single team demonstrated yesterday. well, tonight on nbc 10, a new military drama "the brave" debuts. >> and the heartthrob who stars in it is from bucks county. but first, a recall alert for parents today. the falling hazard that you need

to know about before strapping in your kids. believe it or not, it's still turning about in the open water. does it pose a threat to your ten-day forecast? i'll tell you coming up. fran grenier.

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right now at 4:30, thousand of puerto ricans are spending long hours hunting down the basics, power, water and gas. hurricane maria wiped out electricity to the entire island last week and recovery is moving slowly. people are struggling to find cell service. so communication is still limited for people here in our area who want to talk to their families there. today, some in the lehigh valley are rallying to help people in puerto rico. >> jim fisher shows how they are

running out of room to hold the donations that they are getting. >> reporter: here in allentown, a fund-raiser was held to help those struggling right now in puerto rico. they thought they'd get enough donation force a few storage units but they didn't. they got so many that they filled up five storage units and they are having trouble finding somewhere to put it all before it ships out. >> reporter: family members continue to wait by the phone to hear from loved ones. >> today, i haven't heard from any of them. i don't know if they were prepared, if they're going through hard times, i have no clue what happened to them. >> reporter: feeling totally helpless thousands of miles away, mary ortiz put together a fund-raiser to help gather supplies to send down to puerto rico. >> mostly it's water, canned food, personal supplies like shampoo, soap, toothpaste, a lot of diapers.

>> i've had some communication with my daughter and she says this is terrible. everybody is desperate. nobody can help them. >> reporter: in allentown, there's a large hispanic population. ♪ many of them have ties to puerto rico. they have so many supplies, they are having trouble storing it all. >> we need storage. we don't have enough. we need help from the community. >> reporter: laura says it's a good problem to have but one they need to address because they're not finished. >> 2.5 million people in puerto rico. and all puerto rico is devastated. so all of this stuff that we have yesterday is not enough. >> reporter: a close-knit community no matter how close or how far. >> we are united. we care about people not because we're here, we don't care what is happening on the island, we do. that's our people. so we care. >> reporter: jim fisher, nbc 10

news. >> join nbc 10 and telemundo in helping the victims of hurricane maria with a day of giving. call the number on your screen to make a donation and find the information to donate online through the nbc 10 app. still a dangerous rip current threat of the jersey shore. it's all thanks to maria. nearly three dozen swimmers had to be rescued at a north jersey bea beach. the coast guard was called in to help with some of the rescues. >> first alert meteorologist steve sosna tells us where maria is now. >> i don't think maria is going to produce any more catastrophic damage but that doesn't mean that we're out of the woods. the rip current threat continues through thursday. it's a category 1 storm. it was at a 5 at the greatest intensity. winds at 80 miles per hour but it's a very expansive storm. there are swells and also rip

currents that we'll be seeing around here for the next couple of days. so meanwhile, we are going to be looking at temperatures that are warm enough that you want to get in the water but you don't really want to do that because it impacts our delaware and new jersey beaches all i way through thursday and probably into friday. so what you can expect here as maria continues to churn offshore, not a good idea to take your small fishing boat out on the water there is some apple picking weather in a bit, guys. the family of a 93-year-old filed a wrongful death lawsuit

against the rehab center where their father lived who died due to extreme heat. the man's 90-year-old wife is still in the hospital in serious condition. hard to believe it's been exactly a month since hurricane harvey hit houston. this is what it looks like in one neighborhood. the sidewalks still piled high with trash and historic floodwaters invaded 40,000 homes across that city. here's a look at some of the other stories we're following county-by-county. we start in chester county. police are looking for the person who shot someone at an apartment in north coventry. police are stressing that this is not a random shooting. the truck crash oil spill is causing big problems in bucks county. crews spent hours cleaning up oil after the truck crashed right into the median on county line road and warrenton. it reopened around noon today

but will be shut down tomorrow so crews can resurface the road. in camden county, a corridor is connecting the university district with the neighborhood housing cooper university hospital and cooper medical school of rowan university. so we were just talking about this. are your eyes feeling itchy and nose running a bit? >> fall allergy season is here. what's causing this problem at 4:00. also, politics in pennsylvania could be bad news for philadelphia's chance to become amazon's new headquarters. and bringing a cell phone to the table is becoming a real problem. but you may be surprised who it is a problem for. ♪

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if you suffer from allergies, you may already know this. ragweed and mold is causing a problem. making matters worse, the fall allergy season is likely to last longer because the warmer, wetter weather is predicted to continue. mold spores could be swirling around in the air as late as october and november. sorry, jim. experts say even if you're not allergic to mold, there's so much in the air, you could have a reaction anyway. >> you may be making yourself sick by going to the gym and trying to be healthy, right? germs are lurking in every corner and sweat can carry staph or athlete's foot. number one rule, wipe down the equipment. this one baffles me. don't reuse showers. really? and shower after you exercise. really? >> do we have to be told that? or just don't go to the gym,

right? >> there's your excuse. >> that's mine. would you let a stranger put your groceries away for you while you're at work? >> there's a new service that walmart is testing that's causing a social media stir. we'll tell you about that. also, the best cheesesteak in the land. which cheesesteak place earned that title according to mark zuckerberg.

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a free repair. pennsylvania may have a new problem when it comes to landing amazon. its credit rating. the rating took another hit because of the budget stalemate in "hardbalharrisburg. >> amazon says it doesn't care about the credit rating. this is the second stalemate in the last three budgets under tom wolf. what do you think about this, walmart testing a new service that's getting a lot of reaction on social media. >> new ways to make shopping faster and more convenient so you don't have to be in two places at once. >> the store is offering to buy your groceries, drive them to your house and there was a one-time access code to your phone when the driver arrives. the service is only available in the silicon valley.

thousands of target employees will soon get a raise. the retail giant announced this morning it is raising its minimum wage from 10 to $11 an hour starting next month. by the end of 2020, that number will increase to $20 an hour. they hope it helps recruit and retain top quality staff. >> can we go back to that walmart thing for a second? that's a lot of trust. >> it is. i almost feel like they'd get too comfortable in the house. >> or, yeah, leave with something. who knows. >> yeah. no. we say no. well, move over, silicon valley, facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg spent the afternoon in our area. >> last night he did what all tourists do in philly, he got a cheesesteak. he posted this on his own facebook page after ordering six sandwiches in south philly. he called the sandwiches best cheesesteak in the land. this morning, we talked with

those who served him. >> at first, we were a little hesitant because you never know. what's he doing around these parts? you never know. after a while we knew it was him but didn't want to blow up the spot so we just proceeded normal. just like any other guy. >> zuckerberg was in our area for a court hearing in delaware this weekend. of course, it ignites the age-old debate who has the best philly cheesesteak. >> another celebrity sighting in philly. actor bruce willis is here in center city. he's filming a movie in the area. >> you just never know who you're going to see on the streets of philly. the comedy "will and grace" await the return of their show. on the premier episode of megyn

kelly today, they talked about the chemistry that's still there 11 years after the season finale. the show promises to make fans laugh about current events. one example is, donny and melania. fans cannot forget jack's obsession with cher. but what they may not know is what happened when the singer invited sean hayes to her home. >> she is to go to her castle in the english countryside for thanksgiving and he was like, no. no. >> the show hasn't even aired yet and it's already been picked up for another season "will & grace" airs thursday at 9:00 right here on nbc. who would turn that down, in a castle with cher. >> maybe he thought it was fake and wasn't thinking right. >> they seem like they are so happy to be back together,

having so much fun and that translates to the audience, too. it's going to be fun to watch. >> thursday night. >> that's right. kind of interesting to watch these temperatures we're having. >> they are going up and up. let's go to first alert meteorologist steve sosna. yes, we certainly have hot temperatures around here and fell shy of the record high for today, at least the last check. but it's still going to be pretty humid for the next couple of days. you still have to deal with that even as you back away from the 9 ohs. rough surf at the shore. it's a big story throughout the week and everybody is looking forward to this big change coming. you won't need to pump out the ac in your car. you can open up the windows and feel that crisp, refreshing air. certainly not crisp or refreshing for today. a little sweaty outside. 91 was the high so far at philadelphia international airport. the record was 92. we'll see if summer is ending here shortly.

91 in allentown. meanwhile, the shore points had a beautiful breeze and that will continue once again for tomorrow. 26 days at 90 or higher in the month of -- in the year of 2017, i should say. i don't think we're going to add to that count here for the rest of the week. the 90s, good-bye. humidity, a few more days until we get rid of that. it's very sticky outside and with that stickiness in the air, i think patchy areas of fog will form. if you're out tonight bei, look for that. after we lose the sun here, temperatures will cool off this evening and not feeling too bad by tomorrow morning. again, it will be loaded with humidity. extra hairspray as you get ready for tuesday in the suburbs. as we go through the lehigh valley, much the same. there are not huge ranges in temperatures and that's not what you see here. so 80s for the evening hours and

then dropping down into the 60s as we head through the overnight. so tomorrow, another hot one but not quite as hot as today. middle 80s from the suburbs up to the lehigh valley and central new jersey, temperatures in the lower 80s. shore points, again, more humidity to deal with. again, like i said, the next couple of days we'll deal with that humidity. let's look at the ten-day forecast because i've been promising you good weather and now i have to show it. thursday night into friday, crisp, cool, refreshing. bring it on. >> i'm tired of sweating here in the latter half of september. >> jackie and i don't mind the heat because we're not fans of what happens during the winter sometimes. >> right. >> this is true. this could come back and haunt me by wishing the heat good-bye. >> i've been all over the place for the last ten years but it's good to be here with you guys. >> so nice to have you as part of the team. not to put you on the spot. >> oh, boy.

>> a story coming up is a tie-in. you probably like cheesesteaks since you grew up here. >> it's my favorite food group. >> i won't ask your favorite because there's so many and people might get mad. it's good to be so close to your cheesesteaks. >> i'm not going to ruffle any feathers on my first day. >> they are all good. >> absolutely. >> give me a cheesesteak and i'll eat it. >> we might bring one in, then, tomorrow. >> you guys are good to me. >> thank you for being here, steve. >> thank you. speaking of a local actor, up next, the star of the new show "the brave" tells us how many cheesesteaks he eats in one day whenever he comes home. and then we're following several new stories for nbc 10 at 5:00. a gunman is on the loose. he shot his ex-girlfriend's mother to get even. why others say they don't feel safe in the neighborhood. ♪

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another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. so tonight, a local actor is now in primetime right here on nbc 10. >> "the brave" premiers tonight at 10:00 as they go behind enemy lines to rescue americans. the main actor is played by a local. he lives in nashville when not filming but when he comes home, he's eating about three cheesesteaks a day. here's the line-up. "the voice" followed by "the brave" and then nbc 10 news at 11:00. three a day, that's a lot. >> that's quite the diet, mike. all right. we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> jim, jacqueline, shooter on

the loose. >> new at 5:00, what police are doing to catch the man who they say walked up to his ex-girlfriend's mother and opened fire. and we've heat and humidity right now but that's going to change in a big way. refreshing air on the way when it arrives. i'll be back with that. fran grenier.

new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier.

on the run, police take new steps to find the man who they say shot his ex-girlfriend's mother for revenge.

political football. nfl players are not the only ones firing back at president trump tonight. and no gas, no power, no phones. what's being done to offer hope for hurricane victims still devastated in puerto rico. have you seen this man? a new reward is being offered to find the man who police say shot his ex-girlfriend's who are in the chest. neighbors say they are scared to let their kids play outside. >> deanna durante spent the day talking to investigators about what is new in their investigation. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are circulating this flier reminding people that this man is armed and dangerous. he was last seen driving a black maz mazda. >> it's just really scary that

he's still out there and they can't find him. >> reporter: there's a bit of caution in this limrick neighborhood. >> i was surprised that it was so close to home and in a nice neighborhood. >> reporter: news is spreading that there's a reward for gregory feldman last known to be living in harleysville. he shot the mother of his ex-girlfriend on friday, angry base the young woman broke up with him. the victim opened the door and feldman shot her twice in the chest. over the weekend, there were a number of sightings of feldman but so far none have panned out. >> i want all tips. i ask that they do not approach. contact police and 911 right away so we can get a marked patrol car out there to help. >> reporter: he's a graduate of penn state and many say they lost up to with him over the years. on social media, some are sharing his picture and posting h