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1000 blo 10000 block of decatur road. you can see that green suv. right now no reports of any injuries, any serious injuries. be sure to stay with nbc 10 for updates. bracing for the effects of hurricane maria. it is expected to pass the outer banks today. it will be at least 150 miles offshore. still, schools in the outer banks are closed because of the threat of tropical storm conditions. knew lo now a look at cape may. the minor beach erosion is possible and rough seas are likely. good morning to you. i'm erin coleman. super markets are slowly reopening but there isn't a lot on the shelves and the airports are packed with people trying to escape the devastation. >> this morning growing signs throughout puerto rico of

another crisis already ravaged by the most powerful hurricane to hit the islands in decades. puerto rico leaving and coming to the u.s. mainland. the governor sounding the alarm. >> you are expecting mass exitous? >> if conditions are inhospitable, if we don't have resources to rebuild properly, yes. it will cause a problem for puerto rico and for the mainland as well. >> all over the u.s. territory these american citizens are struggling to survive. no rung water. gas is scarce and they could be without power for months. lester holt rode along flying into san juan with desperately needed supplies. overnight president trump tweeting because of infrastructure and massive debt puerto rico is in deep trouble.

much was destroyed with millions owed to wall street and the banks. it has already forced many people to leave this island but half a million people over the last decade. now there are concerns that the widespread devastation could speed up that process and governor now urging the federal government to step in to help stop the bleeding. back to you. >> ready reopen officials say the florida keys will welcome back tourists starting october 1st. they are still recovering after a hard hit from hurricane irma. >> our warm stretch of weather where it is not really feeling like fall outside. krystal klei is here with your most accurate forecast. >> yeah. it seriously does not feel like fall.

it feels more like summer. right now temperatures are making their way to the 80s. it is 76 in philadelphia. reading at 80. this is lower than yesterday at this time. we started with fog and low clouds across the region. the sun is starting to pull through and temperatures will rise back into the 80s today. they shouldn't make it to the 90s lierk we saw yesterday. here is a look at radar and satellite. we have a clear blue sky overnaig heove overhead. it is not as densely packed over the north and west neighborhoods. that the coming in partially from hurricane maria. let's talk temperatures. right now at 76. we'll be at 83 by 2:00 and around 84 at 5:00 p.m. i think the high will cap around 86 degrees. today winds not going to be much relief. coming out of the east only about 8 to 10 miles per hour. it is muggy out there.

the humidity is up. it will be up through tomorrow. then we start to see a change in the pattern. on top of that at the coast they have to deal with impacts from maria. we'll talk more about the changes coming up in a few minutes. now to more breaking news. four basketball coaches are charged with fraud and corruption. the coaches work at oklahoma state, auburn and u.s. c. others are managers, financial advisers and reps from major international sportswear company. they show bribes paid to coaches to influence student athletes. more details will be released at a noon press conference. we'll stay on top of that breaking news. now to north philadelphia where neighbors found a murder victim in the bushes nearly an hour after two others got help. police responded to the 600 block around 1:00 a.m. they found two men who were shot

several times but they were conscious and talking. those men are at the hospital nearly an hour after police found those victims neighbors found a third man who had been shot and died. so far no suspects. in chester county the manhunt far shooting suspect has ended. gregory feldman was found shot in his car. he was wanted for shooting his exgirlfriend's mother as revenge for the break-up. they are not saying how he died. a man opened fire. shots were fired around 11:00 last night on north harrison street. a man found shot twice. the suspect ran away. road rage at the jersey shore. police want you to take a good look at these pictures taken from surveillance video in ocean city. two drivers got into a fight that left one person hurt.

it happened near 9th near the 9th street bridge on saturday night. the vehicle is a white dodge sprinter. if you saw anything police would like to hear from you. nfl players, coaches and owners brought their show of unity and message of equality. the cowboys put a new spin on the national anthem by kneeling before the anthem and standing during it. the players and owner jerry jones still drew boos from the crowd. the president tweeting the nfl has all sorts of rules and regulations. the only way out is to set a rule that you can't kneel during our national anthem. jordan sparks appeared to saend message on her hand. it says speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves for

the rights of all who are destitute. the anthem was the topic of conversation. >> they might not agree with those guys taking a knee but that's what america is all about, being able to take a knee. >> i'm dead serious when i say this. i hated it. >> because of the comments from the president people are more open to talk about things. >> mike pence told a campaign crowd that he stands with president trump on standing for the anthem. >> we have all got a right to our opinions, but i don't think it's too much to ask the players in the national football league to stand for our national anthem. >> on friday president trump suggested nfl players that protest during the anthem should be fired. players widely opposed that view and called for unity.

the pittsburgh steeler who stood during the anthem on sunday said he now regrets it. an army veteran was the only steel their came out of the he felt embarrassed for showing up his teammates who stayed behind in protest. >> it wasn't me stepping forward. i never planned to boycott the plan that the steelers came up with. i thought there should be some middle ground. nobody would see me and afterwards i wouldn't talk to the media like i do all of the time. >> his jersey is the top selling jersey in the nfl right now. he said the steelers never wanted to appear divided.

time for a check on the roads. >> here is our cameras around the south street onramp right over here. if you look ahead it is cleaning up some dirt or something fell out of the back of a truck. we have a little bit of a spill here. with this ramp in here it is causing cars to stop behind him. it is a little bit of dangerous merge right here. cars are going quite quickly. near south street we are seeing a little bit of a problem there. there is a southbound accident. we are not seeing any volume in the area. it is southbound near route 47 if you're moving through. we'll end here with route 70 construction near old orchard road. this is not causing delays right now. all right.

coming up a lethal blow. a crucial senator pulls her support. plus, 8,000 acres burned in just eight hours, the mandatory evacuations now underway because of this wild fire. and take a look outside our nbc 10 studios. we have scattered clouds. the question is when would it feel like fall? we are looking at a big cool down coming up.

susan collins became the to reject the grand cassidy bill. republicans now have to decide if they should even bring this latest bill up for a vote. it is leaving it short. senator mccain for saying he couldn't vote for the new bill. it is written by one of his closest friends.

>> the issue very personal because his son was born with a congenital heart defect. police arrested nearly 200 people near protests against the bill that erupted inside the capital. police removed demonstrators even dragging people in wheel chairs away from the hearing. >> happening now in front of the joint armed services committee. the president's top military adviser. he told senators the only way to win in afghanistan is to stop pakistan from backing terrorism. a long time donald trump said there is no evidence he was involved in russian interference. he went into a closed door appearance before the house intelligence committee. he says some label him as a

dir dirty trickster but he says he has not committed treason. heavy winds are fuelling the so called canyon fire near the anaheim core row th-- corona fi. more than a thousand have been evacuated because of threats to their homes. all right. take a look at the sky. more clouds but you do see some of the streaks of blue as well. it is going to still warm us up to well above average just not quite as hot as what we saw yesterday. here is our radar and satellite view. this is way to the south. this is hurricane maria. you see some of the outer bands of rain here. we are not really looking at much in terms of rain.

we could see a scattered shower along the coastal points but we'll see more for the rough seas and things like that. we have to top current conditions. the warmth that's still holding onto our area. mid-80s are expected. center city at 86 today. a mix of clouds and sun. there will be more clouds farther south. parts of our new jersey neighborhood mostly cloudy conditions today. 83 in trenton. cape may up to 75 degrees. atlantic city up to the low 80s. it is 85 in wilmington. further south a bit more clouds and isolated showers possible. not any kind of wash out but some of us may not see any rain. a very warm end to the month.

look. we began with mostly average conditions. temperatures have ran above average consistently. i finished filling in the calendar for us. it would make every day except for the last above average. there is a big cool down in store for us right in time for the weekend. here is a look at maria's potential path. as we go into today and tomorrow it will sit parallel effecting the mostly outer banks. it hooks to the right and stays that direction. it speedily moves out as the cold front moves into our region. we'll start to feel the cool we effects. maria will give us a subtle impact. here is what we are looking at. rough seas could pick up 10 to 12 feet. a high rip current risk.

it has been for the last couple of days. beach erosion minor is possible. it won't be like we saw with jose. showers are possible as well. it will be spotty in nature. we will notice a cool down starting thursday but really hit us with crisp air friday. scattered showers are possible throughout the area. sunday mostly sunny. 72 in philly. new jersey upper 60s to low 70s through the weekend. finally feeling like fall. up next, taking the good with the bad. the eagles win big at home and lose one of their key players in the process. vai sikahema talks with dave about who will fill his shoes and what the birds need to do to beat the chargers this sunday. and speaking of the process, we are counting down to a new season for the sixers. still ahead i'll talk to the

team's new president about the start of training camp and whether we'll see him on opening night.

and the kick is -- and the eagles win. >> no one does it better than jake elliot. what a finish his record setting is something that we'll be watching over the years. it is win against the giants nothing short of amazing. dave is here for our weekly chat. there is so much attention.

>> the owner of the team joining in. it really was a moving opportunity for the team to come together even further. other than that once it's over focus goes to football. i don't see any negatives of teams working together with a diverse -- you won't find a more diverse look. >> i understand that but we just saw a shot of president trump and i think what he tweeted clearly set off the response. something we haven't seen in all of this time, the owners joining in. it has been rather -- let's get back to the game.

>> darren is done. broken arm all in the same play. this guy has become beloved. he has got so much heart. >> he is somebody that every fan can identify with. you're too small to play. if the cleat gets caught there and he gets hit on the arm and the foot comes and breaks his arm. he darren sproiles apit milways 100%, appreciates being in the nfl, appreciates helping younger players become as good as they make it? about 5'6" or 5'7".

so to have that kind of leverage, remarkable. the sideline pouring out. the fans were just beside themselves. >> tearing off the field. >> yes. >> and how do you handle all of this attention? >> we'll get to that. >> you think he is a stud, right? >> i think he is going to be on this team. >> got to keep making field goals. you missed two already. >> real quickly they are going out to san diego. i didn't think they would lose this game. >> yeah. chargers are 0 and 3. i think the eagles have played well enough defensively. and crowd will be all eagles. they should win this game. >> all right. we are out of time. we appreciate you coming by. >> thank you. >> and your official eagles

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the search is on. two victims at the hospital and a third victim found about an

hour after the other victims were found. the manhunt is now over. he was wanted for shooting his exgirlfriend's mother. police are not talking about how feldman died. following into ocean city. the cars involved were captured on surveillance video. two drivers got into a fight that left one person hurt. it happened near the 9th street bridge. the vehicle is a white dodge sprinter. if you saw anything police would like to hear from you. this just in, president trump says he will go to puerto rico next tuesday to talk about the federal disaster response. puerto rico continues to deal with the havoc from hurricane maria. it is straining to keep up with

demand. it is one of the few places where rescuers have not made it to some parts of the island lined for as long as a mile. even when customers make it to the pump they are being limited to 20 bucks. a family reunited with their parents. they hadn't heard from them since maria made land fall. it happened by chance when an nbc crew offered martinez the use of their satellite phone so he could call his daughters back home. >> your mom and i are okay.

>> it was such a relief. unsure when they will get their next chance to do that. all right. check out this scene. actually looking like fall out there with leaves on the ground. this woman wearing a sweatshirt. it is feeling a lot more like summer. still, temperatures won't get quite as warm as earlier this week. first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here. we all know this isn't going to last. >> yes. those people with the sweaters are probably taking them off. 90 degree days, announcing 26 of them. will today be number 27? i don't think it will be. we are still in the 70s right now. 76 in philadelphia. wilmington at 75. if we compare it to yesterday

these temperatures are cooler than yesterday. it is 6 in philly and 8 degrees cooler in atlantic city. we were running 15 degrees warmer than average the last few days. even if we are 8 degrees cooler we are probably about 10 degrees warmer than is typical if that makes sense. what's going on here is that we have clouds that are moving in. that's kehelping us keep temperatures warmer than yesterday. it is 5 to 10 degrees warmer in some places. we'll have coastal impacts as we go through the next 36 hours. a big cool down. it goes into your weekend. coming up we'll talk more about all of these in a bit more detail. >> we'll see you then. the white house is dismissing the accusation that

washington declared war on that country. first, a live look from washington where senators are discussing the health care bill. that's bob casey from pennsylvania and new jersey senator speaking about their opposition to this bill. senators are speaking out. the bill expected to die after three voiced their oppositions. back to the white house that is dismissing the akizaticcusat that washington declared war on that country. they are taking the threats seriously. bill is monitoring developments from london. >> a new propaganda video, a computer simulation of u.s. warplanes being destroyed, an aircraft carrier on fire. the illustration of a threat from north korea's foreign

minister. since the u.s. declared war on our country we have the right to shoot down its bombers even when they are outside our air space. bombers flew unexpectedly close this past weekend in a show of force just as president trump tweeted that the north korean leadership won't be around much longer. the white house denies any of this means with war. >> we have not declared war on north korea and frankly the suggestion of that is absurd. >> trying to calm nerves. >> that is our goal to solve this diplomatically. >> i believe president trump has been very clear on this issue. >> the rhetoric, personal threats and insalts have the world worried. at the united nations. >> fiery talk can lead to fatal misunderstandings. >> in china which says it is getting dangerous, no one would

win a war. >> and in south korea which claims that north korea is moving warplanes to new positions. the trip wires are growing as missiles, warplanes and risk of miscalculation rise. i should say north korea accused the u.s. of declaring war at least three times before. kim jong un sees this dispute as personal. history certainly shows wars can start from small sparks. nbc news, london. twitter says it will soon clarify it's rules when it comes to donald trump's tweets. the social media company says it won't be around much longer. it did not violate its terms of service. the white house says the president's tweets are considered official statements. today we'll find out who the

republican nominee will be in the closely watched senate race in alabama. the runoff election and president trump is supporting strange and steve bannon went to throw his support. doug jounes on a special election. the head of equifax. ceo has been ousted in aftereffort to clean up the mess. information like social security and credit card numbers were released for 143 million americans. equifax admitted they exploited a software flaw the company did not fix. the chief information officer abruptly retired earlier this

month. mark zuckerberg has been spotted here. he wasn't just here to eat. he was discussing how it could help others respond to natural disaster. he posted this picture after he met with governor and his team. delaware officials tole d us th meeting had to be kept secret ahead of time or it would about happen. facebook outlined how it could help during disasters. fundraising tools enables anyone to raise moneys by simply by posting and tagging organizations. concussions may be a lot more common in teens than parents or doctors ever realized. nearly one in five teenagers have suffered at least one concussion. that according to a new survey. it also finds more than 5% had

multiple concussions. not surprisingly kids with the highest risk played competitive sports, so do males and older teens. a perfect storm of ragweed and mold are creating a bad fall allergy season. it could effect people who normally don't have to worry about it. you can blame it all on the warmer weather. mold spores could still be swirling around in the air as late as october and november. even if you're not allergic to the mold there is so much in the air you could have a reaction anyw anyway. a player trying to catch a ball that's out of play. the cubs leaped into the stands far foul ball. he sent a fan's tray full of nachos. he also posed with that fan f

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statue. he was killed in october of 1871. he was going to protect newly registered african american voters at the polls. in just a few moments we are waiting here and hoping to show it to you live. they are going to reveal that statue. there go it is cannon. here it goes. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> tland it is. again, caddo credited with integrating back in 1867. why is this significant? it will be the first statue in the city's collection that will be dedicated to a single african american. caddo's memorial will not be too far from frank rizzo's statue.

>> all right. moving on now. the big three are back and fans of "this is us" are eager to get some questions answered. a look at what's ahead for season two. and a look outside, a little more sunshine and what we are seeing down by the shore to the effects of hurricane maria. how about a cool down? we'll talk about changes as we go into the weekend coming up.

>> new episodes of "this is us". some questions may be answered up front. the new season picks up after jack and rebecca's celebration. another about jack cea's eventu passing. there will be a tori listory li randall and beth and there are the twists and turns. >> i read the scripts and i know what to expect but i'm still sort of caught off guard about how emotionally invested i am in these characters. >> keep those tissues handy. the season premier starts tonight at 9:00. you can watch it after night two of the voice with jennifer hudson and after this is it the

series premier of law and order followed by nbc 10 news at 11:00. it is a big week for the 76ers. the game is still more than three weeks away. chris is here with us. chris, lots of excitement on and off the court. josh harris announced the. >> it means we as a company have become bigger. we have great people in the organization that are getting to do more things. it's an exciting time. i can't wait. we have three weeks plus one day for the start of the season. training camp starts today. >> a lot of people are excited. >> yesterday was media day.

the team announced two new signings. more reasons why we should trust the process so to speak. >> i have heard that phrase a few times. what a time it is to be in philadelphia and basketball. it has been four years of building to this point and we think we have a really really exciting and bright future. >> a lot of people want to know will he be ready for the start of the season? >> i would bank on it. he has been working hard all summer long not to mention all of the players on the team. we have a great roster and real stars in the making. >> it wasn't hard to get a ticket to the regular season game. that is really changing, is it not? >> we will sell out every game this year. that is 40 games we have this

entire amount. this shows they are for good basketball in this great city. >> we are ready. >> so are we. >> the sixers open against the washington wizards. we will continue to trust the process. thanks so much for being here with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> i already have my tilckets. i had to get them early. really nice picture. it shows we do still have clouds in place you're seeing these peaks of blue. temperatures will rise onto the 80s, which is well above average. the wide view to show you where hurricane maria is.

and then us getting some of the cloud bands moving through. less cloud coverage north and more cloud coverage south. 86 degrees in philadelphia. the average high today is 74. this is still 12 degrees warmer than we are expecting. in the suburbs 84. delaware at 85. the jersey shore 77 degrees. a little more clouds means a little lower temperature. in delaware southern delaware will be cooler than 85. we could see an isolated shower there thanks to some of those rain bands you saw that's our temperatures. let's talk about as we go through the next few days. we are talking one more day after this that is well warmer than average. 87 degrees in philadelphia. it will be quite humid as well. more humid tomorrow then the drop happens. cold front will slice in. it will bring temperatures down 78 on thursday and 74 on friday. not a lot of sunshine.

friday morning we'll have a crisp fall feeling. dover could see spotty showers today into tomorrow. allentown staying dry. at the shore cooling down as well with isolated chances of showers moving by tomorrow thanks to maria. on the hour by hour let's show you what i'm talking about here. still cloed clouds in place. not much showing up in terms of rain. we go in tomorrow and see little sprinkle near the shore here. go into the afternoon and notice you have a quick burst near the i-95 corridor. there could be an isolated shower as far as philly, this line here. i don't think we are going to see much of anything but a slight chance remains. better chances at the shoreline and it starts to pull on out and we start to clear out. once the cold front moves through more crisp conditions moving through thursday afternoon and by your friday which lasts on into your

weekend. let's talk abiliout hurricane maria. it is moving to the north. it is likely to drop down by tomorrow. you can see the 450k from wednesday to thursday. thursday and friday it is out of here. we'll feel some of the impacts. so we are talking rough seas through thursday. small craft advisory and it continues to develop, which means stay out of the water. very quickly put out to sea. we'll talk about a cool down for your weekend coming up after the break.

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nice and warm. >> how long have we been saying this? 86 for today. it will be humid. muggy tomorrow. isolated chance of a shower. 78 thursday, 75 friday. low 70s for your weekend. scattered showers. it will be very nice and fall-like. >> thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm erin coleman. for krystal klei and all of us here at nbc 10 have a great day.

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