hurricane maya. millions are without power and we are learning new details about how the u.s. is responding to this crisis. earlier today the white house waved the jones act. it allows supplies to be delivered more quick ly to puero rico. many are waiting for aid. we are learning a limited amount of crippled infrastructure is making it hard to deliver supplies. fema has delivered more than 4 million meals and liters of water to puerto rico. >> puerto rico's governor flew to the small town to get a firsthand look at the damage there. most of the homes are damaged or destroyed. half the town is without water. people in delaware are pitching in to help in any way they can. >> tim furlong spent the day with a man who says this crisis hits close to home.

>> they rescued a dog awhile back. we need to understand the depth of the issue and what it would be like to have water or electric. just the basic necessities. >> the good news in delaware, donations have been pouring in. it sgl these are our brother and sisters down in puerto rico. they are going to get all the supplies down south. this isn't a one and done deal either. they are going to gather supplies and sending them down there for as long as they see a

need. >> i was talking to my grandparent and he said it was an earthquake that destroyed puerto rico or a bomb that detried the entire island. happening right now, leaders are addressing the relief and recovery efforts in puerto rico. here's a a live look at a news conference at city hall. lawmakers there say they are determined to make a swift and smart response to this crisis. a couple is using their food truck to raise money for their family in puerto rico. they are selling rice and. beans, chick cen stew. think started the fundraiser yesterday by word of mouth and on facebook. >> the event started at 4:00 and 3:45 we had about ten people waiting forç food. we weren't ready.

>> we raised $1600 in two hours. the food flew. >> if you want to help out, you can find the truck at the edge of medford. all the money raised will buy food and supplies for puerto rico. you can help hurricane maria victims. call the red cross at 800-596-6567. the number is also scrolling at the bottom of the screen. the dead line for daca is fast approaching. the program allowed 800,000 so-called dreamers brought into the u.s. as children to stay in the country. daca allows students to fwo to college and work in the u.s. without fear of deportation. congressman dwight evans tweeted his support this morning. we must continue to speak up to protect daca and e show our

dreamers who are our friends and neighbors. they are here to stay. the dead line to file is next thursday. here's a live look at the phone bank where experts are standing by answer anyone's questions. call 877-622-9228. congressman steve scalise is receiving a warm welcome on his first day back on capitol hill. listen. this morning he said miracles do happen. he returned to congress the first time since he was shot on a baseball field in virginia back in june. >> while some people might focus on a tragic event and an evil act, to me, all i remember are the thousands of acts of kindness and love and warmth that came out of this. >> the congressman thanked the u.s. capital police officers who helped save his life and also took down the shooter.

one of those officers received a stand og vags. the congressman and four others were shot during a republican baseball practice. s offers shot and killed that suspect. a man may be. paralyzed after a robbery attempt. he wasn't the only victim. >> police say the man was walking to his girlfriend's house on 54th street when three men up and tried to rob them. he was shot in the back as he ran away. police say the victim had no feelings in his arms or legislation. a few minutes earlier, police respond a similar robbery on 58tth streets. happening tonight in south jersey, a community coming together to remember a mother kill ed inside a home where she was house sitting. she was found dead saturday. she was stay iing at her sister-in-law's house in woodbury. two children were inside that home when she was killed. neighbors are coming together to pray. they are meeting at a parking lot at 6:30.

a facebook post helped police find a road rage suspect. the police department posted these pictures on facebook. the post said the driver of the van got into a physical fight saturday night. the man they were looking for turned himself in. he's now charged with assault. let's get a check of the weather. go outside because this is beautiful. sunny and breezy conditions. this is a live look at cape may. you see a lot of people in the sand. there's a risk for rough surf and dangerous rip currents. let's go all the way to the city. a little bit cooler today with less humidity. no complaints out of us. meteorologist tammie souza is here. >> you want to the day? >> 10 out of 10 in my. it's great. >> we are all on the sage

wavelength. i say 10 out of 10. the only hard core are those that adore winter or die hard summer sweat fans. i love the people watching. the people kind of packed up out there at avalon. we still have dangerous waves and we have a high risk of dangerous rip currents today, tonight, tomorrow it may drop to a moderate. it doesn't matter. it's dangerous to be out in the water all the way through the weekend. we're dealing with maria off the coast. 76 right now in avalon. the winds out of the northwest to 9 miles per hour. they have died down a little bit. 77 in philadelphia. that's down over last hour. if you watch closely, you can see the bounce there on the c camera. let's go to allentown. so crisp there. 71 degrees. we're looking at winds out of the north and northwest at 23 miles an hour. so a little bit breezier in allentown. and that's all part of this northwest wind that's ushering

in. it's bringing in a drier air mass. here's how you're sleeping tonight. in philadelphia right around 55 degrees the heart of the city could be as close to 60. outlying areas of philadelphia county could be in the low 50s. we are basically going to wake up tomorrow morning to sunshine and have bright sunshine up to 65 by 11:00 tomorrow morning. pennsylvania suburbs, only 50 if you're lucky. up to 63 by 11:00 in the morning. now let's go to the lehigh valley where you need an extra blanket on the bed. window open. 46 up to 61 tomorrow morning. look at delaware at 49. 52 in new jersey. 53 is where you start on the jersey shore. we'll talk about that and how it affects your weekend, coming up. senator bob menendez says the u.s. is not doing what it needs to do to help puerto rico. late this afternoon, we just learned he left not too long ago

even though he's in the middle of the corruption trial. maienendez just wrapped up a ne conference about puerto rico. >> mitch blacher was there and has the latest details on the senator's trip. >> reporter: here in newark's airport, the senator critic of the u.s. response in puerto rico arguing for more national guard assistance and to send in the army core of engineers to rebuild the destroyed electricity system. he came straight to the airport from federal court where he's fighting corruption charges. >> we are the most powerful nation on the face of the earth. it's time to use that power on behalf of 3.5 million citizens in puerto rico who face a unique challenge. i'm helping all who are affected by irma and maria. >> reporter: the senator left today as his trial has wrapped up for the week. he will be back when court resumes. mitch blacher, nbc 10 news.

nbc 10 and telemundo 62 are helping local dreamers prepare for an important dead line. >> daca recipients have until next thursday to file renewals. we are hosting an informational phone bank. >> we really like to hear the phones ringing because it means we're answering your questions. if you're a participant in the daca program and not sure if you need to go through the renewal process, what that entails, the forms involved, we are here to answer your questions. all of your questions confidential in english and spanish. the number is at the bottom of your screen. earlier this week my colleague lauren mayk spoke to a local young woman who calls herself a a dream er. she has her story. >> i was just here last fight. >> reporter: south philadelphia has become home for her. her family came here on 11 on a

a tourist visa and stayed. >> i remember my parents going in and out of lawyers offices trying to figure out what to do. >> reporter: they came here from indonesia, a country between vietnam and australia. of the 700,000 daca recipients, the majority were born in mexico. down on the list indonesia is the birth country for 710. she knows it's something others might not realize. >> as asians we don't tend to speak up and we're scared and we always keep things to ourselves. >> the 23-year-old kept her own story quiet until recently. >> not a lot of community from my community speak up. >> how does it feel to be talking about it. >> it's definitely nerve racking. but. i feel proud.

>> she and other recipients share fears of being deported. she follows news about the daca program with uncertainty about what will happen. >> i want to be an american. i'm going to work very hard to be an american. but there's got to be a way for us to do it. i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> you can see and hear our volunteers behind me. they are on the phone answering your questions. we have volunteers to our immigration lawyers, law students and members of nonprofit organizations and representatives from the consulate of mexico to answer question you may have. e we should point out if you have never been a part of the program, never applied, this phone line unfortunately is not for you. it's for folk who is may need to e meet the dead line for renewal. that number is 877-622-9228. we'll be here until 6:30 this evening. i'm rosemary connors, back to you. >> thank you. one of the big name

actresses says she has breast cancer. more on today's announcement and why local doctors hope it could help save lives. an unexpected discovery. the lung tumor that turns out to be a long lost toy. and murder mystery, the new steps investigators are taking to find the person who killed a new jersey man nine years ago.

an inkrecreased reward at soling a local murder mystery that's gone ub solved for a decade. he was killed on his way home from philadelphia's puerto rican parade in 2008. investigators say he asked a a passing car for help his car broke down. this is surveillance video from the area. when he got out, someone in that car shot him. he died at the hospital. there's now a $45,000 reward for arrest and conviction of his killer. first superstorm sandy damaged their home and they had problems with the program that was supposed to help. families are facing another sandy setback. tonight at 11:00, the investigators piece together a pattern of problems with the sandy contractor that's costing homeowners their storm relief money. our trust has been taken.

>> victimized for more than one source. >> investigative u reporter george spencer looks for answers as people are still rebuilding five years after the hurricane. that's tonight after "chicago fire." now let's check on the weather. finally a break from the heat. this is a live look now at the poconos. a nice day there. now a view from logans circumstance until center city. temperatures in the 70s today. very nice. >> let's talk to chief meteorologist tammie souza. love hearing from you when we have blue skien skys behind us. i thought everybody would appreciate that. except for the hard core people that love the heat. beautiful weather ahead of us. look at the afternoon highs we have to deal with. do you see a 90? no. we should be about 73 this time

of year. 74 degrees. this is where we're going to be going. 72 tomorrow. the 60s on saturday. and that may be a generous 68 right there. we may be looking at 63, 64 degrees depending on how cool that air is behind a front that comes through friday night and into saturday morning. 70 on sunday. 74 on monday. and look at tuesday we're also above average we're at 6 degrees. this definitely feels like fall. all signals are there to break out the nighttime jackets or the extra blanket on the bed. 72 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 75 for new jersey. 71 in the lehigh valley. 77 in delaware. look at the sunshine. i don't think i have seen the board lit up. somebody has clouds out there. speaking of clouds, here's tropical storm mahmoria moving eastward. you can see the move eastward.

now we turn to the caribbean and you can see this mess right here. this is south of baa. this will be possibly our next tropical system. they are looking at it very closely. if it gets named, it will be norman. we'll be watching closely to see what fires up. this is the time of year we see things in the gulf of mexico and the caribbean. that is the late september and october and then early november. nothing dpoing on. you can see e the clouds streaming in where we have our winds coming from. but look at this. we have high pressure here. everything just sort of dissolving. let's go hour by hour. again overnight it's going to be cool. we're looking at the low 50s in philadelphia. 40s in the outlying areas under clear skies. it will be a crisp çfall-like night. we get up to low 70 nz philadelphia. 60s in outlying areas tomorrow. here comes the front bringing us

a chance of showers tomorrow night into early saturday morning. maybe even a a lingering shower on saturday. and struggling out of the 50s and into the 60s on saturday. it is not going to be a warm day. it's going to be a fall-like day. you'll need a jacket. sunday we'll make it up closer to 70 degree. s. a little bit of sunshine out there. if you're going to be brave and go to the beaches or l up, enjoy the crisp wind in your face. on friday, 72 in philadelphia. 71 at the beaches. 68 on saturday with that early morning shower philadelphia. 68 out there on the beaches. we're looking at 70 on sunday in philadelphia. 67 with a few clouds at the beaches. 7 had on monday in philadelphia. and 70 out there at the beaches. really very pleasant quiet weather. >> no question. going 100% green. the camden county authority will be the first in new jersey to be energy dependent. nbc 10 got a look at a array on

the building. there are three phases to the project. . the final phase is just starting up. it's expected to take a few years. once it's done, it will save about $600,000 a year in electrical costs. the eagles rookie kicker gave the birds a a dramatic victory four days ago. >> how he rose to the top is pretty random. bet you've never seen the newest hero like this before. the story new, coming up. and they are your first line of defense at the doctors office. how a local hospital is honoring nurses today. grab your phone, tablet or computer. there's only about an hour left to vote for our high school blitz came of the week. here's a look at where the voting stands. there's several ways to vote. visit nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. you can call or text your choice to 610-624-4111.

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the dreamers dead line is fastly approaching and nbc 10 and telemundo 62 are here to help. here's a live look at the

informational phone bank we have set up to answer everyone's questions anonymously. the number to dial is right there on the screen. 1-877-622-9228. we love hearing the phone ring. new video of a huge chunk of rock the size of an apartment building came crashing down at yosemite national park. a rock climber recorded that video. one person died, another hurt when the rock toppled from the face of the wall. it's one of the most famous in the world. dozens gatheredç at a chur service for the first time since a deadly shooting. they sang and prayed as extra security stood outside. a gunman walked into the church and fired shots on sunday killing one person. five others including the pastor are still in the hospital. that shooter faces charges. first lady melania trump is taking on the opioid crisis. she hosted a roundtable discussion on the problem today. the first lady emphasized she

wants to help as many children as possible. governor chris christie ha h a seat at that table. he laid out a plan to use $200 million in state money to fight the opioid crisis. secelebrating nurses for al they do. today was nurse day at one south jersey hospital. they are in their second year as a way to recognize for the work they do to help patients. and the community they help them out as well every single day. they also give back to these nurses. the american nurse association has deed this the year of the healthy nurse. a hollywood star reveals she's battling breast cancer. >> more on the announcement and why doctors in our area are helpful it can save lives. the story new, next. what are you doing? >> pulled off a plane. the complaint that caused her to be forcibly removed from a

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nbc 10 news at 5:00 continues with today's announcement from julia louis-dreyfus that she's

battling breast cancer and how doctors hope her revelation can help save lives. >> her statement reads 1 in 8 women get breast cancer today. i'm the one. the post continues the good news is that i have the most glorious group of family and friends. not all women are so lucky. let's fight all cancer and make universal health care a reality. all new at 5:00, aundrea cline-thomas has reaction from doctors in our area. >> what are they saying about today's announcement? >> e we all know someone who has had breast cancer. it's the most common that affects women she's hoping her diagnosis can give others can give access to better quality care. >> she's best known for her role in "seinfeld" and more recently "veep", but her post was no

laughing matter. she announced she like in 8 women in the united states has breast cancer.ç >> she assured fans she has the most glorious group of family and friends and fantastic insurance through her union. but she also used her platform to advocate for universal health care for those who are not as fortune. so many women don't have the support they need. they don't have the information they need. >> which is why doctors applauds celebrities for going public with their diagnosis. it raises aware skns can lead to early detection and helping people ze the best care. >> knowledge is dangerously low. >> the add the emotional toll

that she knows about firsthand. >> when it hits you, it's overwhelming. and i'm a breast kacancer docto and survivor myself. her courage to come forward not only her circle, but can empower another woman in the midst of her own fight. >> so many women can identify with her. knowledge really is power. that's why they created breast cancer.org to provide reliable informati information. >> now to the crisis in puerto rico in the wake of hurricane maria. new video provides a look at the widespread destruction in san juan. they are waiving a shipping law to allow much -needed goods to

arrive faster to the island. north carolina's outer banks are reopening to tourists after hurricane maria brushed past the barrier islands. officials lifted evacuation orders. maria churned offshore. >> it may be pulling away, but it's having an impact on the jersey shore. this is a live look at the scene in may. rough surf and dangerous rip currents continue to be concerned. the winds of change have brought an end to our summer like stretch. it's finally starting to feel like fall again. tammie souza is with us. >> how cool will it feel tonight? >> if you're in allentown, you'll be in the 40s. you might throw the window open but you'll need lots of blans. although i do have one 80 degree day in my 10-day forecast.

we're not totally done with theth, but we'll have cool weather. look at. we topped out at 78 today. we should be at 73. we exceeded that value. the last day we do that of the next four days. highest winds at 30 miles per hour. and no rain. it's kind of crisp out there. sunset at 6:48 this evening. the winds have died down. we're looking at a gust in allentown of 23. it's 12 for millville. 18 for dover. and the temperatures are at 72 in coatesville. 59 is refreshing in mount pocono. 77 in atlantic city. and 9 in vineland. tonight here's where we're going. but for the most part, it's going to be in the 50s. allentown is 46. vineland at 51.

come ong back in a few minutes. i'll chill your bones with our weekend forecast. >> he's here's a look at the stories making headlines across our region today. route 30 is open this afternoon and for a deadly crash that caused baubs for hours. those are are school buss stuck in traffic this morning. the crash happened around 11:00 last night, but route 30 remains closed into the morning. >> they were out with the resumes ready. they held their job fare today. people looking for employment got a chance to connect with local businesses and organizations with open positions. some of them were hired on the spot. nearly 30 businesses were on hand. people rolling up their sleeves today in burlington county. free flu shots at the knew mispal build iing. this was a first of several clinics scheduled through

january. . the county health department gave 1300 flu vaccinations last year. right now at 5:30, new video of police physically removing a woman from a southwest airlines plane. the woman said she had a life-threatening pet allergy and ask that two dogs on board be removed before the flight left baltimore for los angeles. but the crew told her she was the one who had to leave when she couldn't provide the proper medical information. when she is refused, the crew called police to take her off the plane. >> don't touch me. get off me. >> southwest has apologized for the incident but the woman was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. the incident is somewhat rem any sent to a similar one aboard an united airlines flight in april. they were condemned after dragged a passenger off an overbooked flight. it is one of the strangest

medical stories you'll ever hear. the patient convince issed he had a tumor, but it was actually a case of lost and tound. why it took 40 years to solve it. and a little hand, how babies may be able to help heart patients. that's ahead at 5:00. but first a reminder for you the dead line to renew daca permits is next thursday. a live look now at the nbc 10 telemundo 62 phone bank where experts standing by to answer any questions you may have. the number to call there on your screen. 877-622-9228.

a dead line is approaching for young people who have special permission to stay in this country but now face an uncertain future. >> they are part of a program known as daca. the last dit to renew is a week away. it has allowed 800,000 dreamers who were brought into the u.s. to stay if they are sdutudents. members of the military or have a work permit. >> it's for folks who are part of the daca program. if you're not sure, that's why we're here.

so tell me about the most common questions you're getting over the phone in terms of what people are asking you. >> one of the questions is over theed parole option that was for da daca. no new advanced option is being accepted. for those individuals that do have it it is recommended to not leave the country and speak with an immigration lawyer before then. >> you touched on the option. it deals with travel in and out of the country for folks who are participants in the program. >> correct. people would be eligible for specific reasons for other work or school. >> if. you are interested in finding out more, give us a call. i'm rosemary connors, back to

you. to this now, research finds infants specifically their umbilical cords could help heart patients. researchers found stem cells could be a treatment for heart failure. the cells were injected in the people with heart failure. patients wr found to have an increase in heart muscle function a a year later. ask any parent. it's not unusual for kids to swallow things. >> i'm sure it's something you thought about quite often. this nextç story demonstrates just how dangerous it could be. take a look at this. that tiny toy traffic cone was found in the lung of a man 40 years after he inhaled it. the 47-year-old thought he had cancer after an x-ray show ed a mass in his lung. but after another test doctors sdovrd it was the tiny toy they were able to safely remove. you can imagine that scare.

>> unbelievable. until sunday, not many people in the philadelphia area had heard of him. now he's the toast of the town. >> how he here was anything but conventional. the newest hero like you have never seen. and finally, finally it's here. fall. we're going to get the feeling of that crisp cool air. just how cool, that's straight ahead. and coming up at 6:00, panic on the train. the warning septa has for you after passengers started jumping out of windows and on the busy tracks below.

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the kick is away. and the kick is -- it's good! >> i could watch that on repeat. he cemented his place in history for that game-winning field goal sunday. but the game of football are relatively new. >> how the birds newest hero came to be. >> we all saw jake elliot with his record-setting field goal on sunday. he only started playing organized football six years ago. and how he got noticed in illinois is so random and pretty amazing. jake elliot couldn't have imagined this six years ago. in high school he was a tennis player. listen to what happened freshman year at the homecoming pep rally. >> i got picked out of the stands for a a field goal kicking contest.

i went out there and booted a couple through. >> the football coach heard the sou sound. >> he came up to me and said think about trying out for the team. i brushed it off. >> two years go by and he's still playing tennis. it's the week before the football season. the coaches aren't happy with their kicking game plp jake is on the tennis courts playing n tennis. i said, hey, that's great. >> one of the coaches ran over and grabbed me and i remember that day and. >> the fall was just floating off his toot. >> come back tomorrow if you want to play. i was like all right, i'll do it. >> just like that he becomes the starting kicker. first time kicking. by october he booted two

game-winning field goals. >> it was pretty crazy. >> you're going to take a look back and kind of realize how lucky i am and how thankful i am to be in the situation i am. >> i'm john clark, çcsn. >> pretty cool story. the eagles are in los angeles to take on the chargers. don't forget to catch our pregame show sunday morning with eagles game day kickoff. then after "sunday night football," stay with nbc 10 for eagles game day final. something different now. telling your child you're pregnant not always that easy. . >> the pashlts of a 3-year-old in australia had her open a let tore see if she was going to have a sister or brother. she didn't take it so well. >> it's a boy. >> i want it to be a girl.

>> it's too late. as you can see she really wanted a sister. but she cheered up eventually but only after her mother offered her a little candy. i watched the whole video. it's priceless. >> how did your son react? he was too young. >> he didn't know. but candy does work. let's check in with meteorologist tammie souza. >> candy works with adults too. i don't know. it's feeling like fall out there. absolutely beautiful weather today. clear skies what we're going to be look iing at is a cold front that's going to arrive tomorrow night and into saturday morning. and that's going to bring us even a cooler push of air curre currency of canada.

that would be another batch early on saturday morning. that's being generous. a lot of the day may be spent in the 50s. it will be crisper. it will be a long dry stretch other than the isolated showers tomorrow night and saturday morning. i don't have anything for ten days until the end of the period. and then maybe some more rain showers. we'll keep an eye on that. look at the temperatures already. 61 in rochester. you can see the cooler air noted by the green colors moving toward philadelphia. it's at 75. raleigh at 90. you can really get a good idea of how cold it's going to get as the air comes rushing in. 9 in vineland. and in wildwood, 75 degrees. the radar is all careloer. we have beautiful skies out there. crescent moon tonight. it should be a cool night. we have clouds drifting in from

the north and and keep bumping into the ridge of high pressure. the atmosphere is too dry over the philadelphia area. here's that area of low pressure that's coming out of canada. it's going to skim across the northern great lakes dragging the cold front in our direction. and that's what's going to bring those wildly scattered showers and the much cooler air behind it. let's go hour by hour for you. you're going to wake up tomorrow morning in the 40s for the outlying areas. in philadelphia the low to mid-50s. tomorrow up around 70 in philadelphia. could see some 60s in the outlying areas. here comes the first of the rain tomorrow night. maybe a a scattered shower as we head into saturday. look at what's going on saturday. we're lucky to make it into the mid-60s. some places might not make it out of the 50s and. so your neighborhood forecast. 56 in philadelphia. 47 in lehigh valley. 59 along the jersey shore.

and be cool in some places. i think we'll see plenty of sunshine. 72 in philadelphia, 73 in south jersey. and here's your ten-day on 10. again, tomorrow, cooler than average at 2 degrees. we e see 68 on saturday. could see an isolated shower. look at all these sunshine. and there it is. the lone 80 next friday. >> it is throwback thursday on nbc 10. "will and grace" returns to prime time. nearly 20 years after it premiered. >> making it happen hasn't been easy. how it all came about, next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

a sad middle aged lady. >> it really is a throwback thursday tonight on nbc. "will and grace" returns for the start of new episodes. it comes a decade after the original series left the network. >> the cast told us how it all came about. >> why does everything look ten years old? >> the cast reunited last fall. it was momentous. >> the four of us had not been in the same room for ten years. >> the chemistry among the ac r

actors that made their original series a hit. >> nbc came back. >> turns out their sketch into a viral sensation. >> after we finished megan said can we do the show again? >> it didn't take long for nbc to say yes. >> pinch yourself. you can't believe you're walking on the same stage with the same set and same group of people. >> 20 years after it first premiered, it's back for more. >> the weirdest thing about this whole thing is that it doesn't feel weird. >> they are simply coming home to the roles that made them stars. >> we want to love her but she makes it impossible. >>s it was just funny to have these voices come out of us and realize how much it was second nature. >> just be what we have always been. >> a middle aged lady. and grace. >> their voices that brought

more than laughs when filming started. >> our director was crying. and eric went over and said are y all right? he said i haven't heard laughs like this in 11 years. >> america gets to hear those laughs againing tonight. >> "will and grace" airs tonight at 9:00 followed by the season premiers of g"great news" and "chicago fire." you can't miss nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> are jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> first up at 6:00, we start with this. the warning one lawmaker has for the president tonight as people in puerto rico are running out of food and water. plus passenger panic. what septa is asking from you after people started jumping from a train on to active tracks below. and it's feeling a lot like fall. i'm going to have your forecast coming up.

the issue keeping food ask. water from victims who may not survive without them. the warning septa has for you after terrified passengers started climbing out of train windows and on to busy tracks. dreamers dead line. we're answering your questions with deportation concerns hovering tonight.

crisis in puerto rico. 9,000 containers full of food and water that hurricane victims need are stuck in the port of san juan. the land doesn't have enough truck drivers to get the supplies delivered. as time ticks by, fears are growing that people could begin starving. i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. tonight one local lawmaker says president trump is showing his lack of experience in this crisis. >> plus senator bob menendez says the u.s. isn't doing what it needs to do to help puerto rico. he's flying to the island to see the damage for himself. he's taking a break from his federal corruption trial which wrapped this afternoon. a coupup owns a lunch truck says their loved ones