massacre in las vegas. at this hour police are working to identify victims and reunite survivors with their loved ones. you have to help. president trump's message for survivors in puerto rico as he tours the battered island. investigators find a drug staff that's potent enough to kill half the population of a local county. the last hour, new details emerge from las vegas following the deadliest shooting in modern american history. the clark county sheriff confirms all but three victims from sunday night's shooting rampage have been identified. good evening, i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. investigators are trying to piece together what prompted a 64-year-old man to open fire on a country music festival.

>> jacqueline london is live in las vegas tonight gathering the stories of survivors, witnesses, also first responders. it's still hard to make sense of this rampage when there's still no clear motive. >> just as much as people don't want to utter his name, they still want to know more about him. the man inside his mind, to try to some answers and attempt ss make some sense of it when they know that will never be the case. neighbors say stephen paddock was quirky, quiet, but a nice guy. they say a nice guy. that was the perception, but they know that was the furthest thing from reality. we are starting to get new information coming to light a aboutç the gunman. we want to give you that information right now. officials today said paddock work ed as a letter carrier for nearly a decade in the '70s and '80s. video shows the blown out doors of the hotel room. one of the weapons right there

on the floor. these images have not been independently verified by law enforcement. we have learn ed that investigators are very interested in paddock's finances. officials say he gambled more than $10,000 in casinos in the past few months, but those reports do not indicate whether he lost the money. >> something happened in his head. the man i knew two weeks ago is no longer the guy who did that. >> law enforcement says paddock purchased gun stocks that allow a rifle to fire like an au automatic weapon. nbc news has cob firmed that the girlfriend left the united states for the philippines on september 25th. she has family tie there is and is expected to travel back to the u.s. tomorrow. paddock transferred $100,000 to

an account in the philippines last week. there are countless stories of and selflessness. we're learning more about the people whose lives were cut so tragically short sunday night. the people who love them and the people who did all they could to help. their stories are as diverse as america itself. 59 people with friends and families. those who knew them choose to remember not how they left this world, but what they did in their short time in it. people like those who died while making sure his wife lived. >> he loved her. it was just second nature. >> reporter: a mother from massachusetts who loved her family and her church. >> it doesn't make sense. she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: but there are stories of bravery, love and selflessness. police who ran toward the danger was out thinking twice.

survivors reunited with the strangers who wouldn't quit until they were safe. >> there he is. >> it was horrific. it was a field of bodies. >> bullets rain down. the survivors called them heroes. >> i could not believe the human spirit and the kindness that everybody was helping everybody. >> those who save lives sunday night say it's what anyone would do. >> that's being a human being. that's doing our job. >> the absolute worth of humanity met with the very best of it. strangers risking their lives and countless acts of love, compassion and selflessness. and president trump will travel

to las vegas tomorrow to meet with victims, families and first responders. reporting live from las vegas, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. back to you. >> we'll see you again coming up at 5:30. cumberland county man among the victims killed in las vegas on sunday. he wbill wolf was a wrestling c and was celebrating his anniversary with his wife. the two got separated in the chaos. she wasn't hurt. and a live look at thomas pain plaza where the victims and survivors of the las vegas shooting are being honored tonight. governor wolf and the mayor will meet with crowds there in about an hour's time. >> jacqueline london is joined by matt delucia in las vegas to bring you stories of people affected by the shooting. you can also find the latest updates on the nbc 10 app. turning sight s s to a. developing story in bucks county, a 2-year-old child has died after being thrown from a

robbery suspect's car. it happened at exit 4. what have you learned? >> reporter: i can tell you we're actually standing ob the property of this shopping center. so this retail suspect didn't get far. i want you to take a lookç befe the emergency crews wrap up here. it happened at this intersection. the jeep that you're seeing on this flat bed is, in fact, the suspect's vehicle. police tell us that he was traveling to get away from this robbery, this walmart southbound on route 13 when he blew this red light striking two vehicles and this jeep actually rolled a 2-year-old little boy was thrown from the vehicle. witnesses reported to police that the toddler was lying in the roadway. earlier today sky force 10 was high above as police and emergency crews first responded to the scene. the suspect was not being chased.

it's also unclear what ep relationship the suspect is to the little boy. and they can't say whether or not the child was buckled into a car seat. just moments ago we spoke to the police chief who told us what happened right after the crash. >> the suspect stepped over and fled the scene. officers apprehended him a short distance from the crash. they brought him back and then they began life-saving measures on the child. >> and sadly those efforts failed. if you look closely at this suv, you can see the entire back windows are blown out of this car. the boy was pronounced dead atd the hospital. the suspect is considered under arrest but he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. police also confirmed that no one else in those two other vehicles were hurt.

those two people are cooperating considered witnesses in this crash. police here want to anyone else who saw anything related to this particular crash to come forward. . they'd like to hear from you. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. president trump is in puerto rico today tour iing the devastation from hurricane maria. trump and the first lady met with resident who is are still picking up the piece there is. the president's visit comes as his administration is under fire for its response to the u.s. territories. the president says the government has done a good job responding to the devastation, but now he says it's time for puerto rican b officials to step up. >> you have thrown our budget a little out of whack because we spent a lot of money on puerto rico and that's fine. we saved a lot lyes. >> the president also raised eyebrow when is he compared the storm to hurricane katrina. he said only 16 people died in the storm, it could have been a

lot worse. precious delivery, take a look at this newly released video. it shows fema workers and the puerto rican national guard delivering water to residents. many of them have been without running water or electricity following the storm. this morning a cruise ship filled with people who evacuated arrived in fort lauderdale. passengers reunited with family or caught other trgs to their final destination. here at home, it's a warm and sunny night across philadelphia. look at this shot. across the delaware river at the city from camden. 12,000 people are atending the pennsylvania conference for women. expect full septa trains and buss and busy streets for the evening commutes. >> over in cape my. warm and sunny. meteorologist tammie souza with us now. >> the warm weather sticking around for the next coming days.

>> we are live iing on borrowed time. we should be 71 this time of year. and dropping by the end of the week to 70 as an average high. look at this outside. beautiful blue skies. we have a few high clouds around. 2 degrees right now in philadelphia. winds out of the southeast at 7 miles an hour. that's keeping it cooler if you're out along the jersey shore. in allentown, even warmer up to 73 with the southeast wind to 7. the warmer you are. but only 66 in avalon right now with that east wind coming off the atlantic to 9 miles an hour. it looks like beautiful weather. it looks like we're going to continue to warm up. skies are clear. doppler radar not picking anything up until we get a little further to the west. there's a significant storm system that has dumped a lot of snow across places in montana, wyoming and down to denver. this storm system is make iing way in our direction. what it means(tn you in your neighborhood when you come back for the full forecast. he rocked with the heartbreakers for decades.

♪ i'm free falling, now i'm free falling ♪ >> tom petty, we talk to a dj about his memories of the singer and a special connection he had to a philadelphia station. >> i was probably 30 feet away are from this guy who was killing all these people. >> allentown businessman relives a nightmare. he was staying just two floors under the gunman in the vegas shooting. the place he ran to for safety when he heard those gunshots. investigators make a major drug bust. while they are saying it is saving lives. that's straight ahead. paulsboro's a very proud community.

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the third largest county in the state and montgomery county gets a new title. it's been designated as a high drug trafficking area. >> deanna durante is looking at what this means for local families and the drug dealers trying to sell in the region. >> reporter: federal investigators came together to announce that new partnership here. one that has been in effect for some time. this means here in montgomery

county, investigators are beefing up the arsenal in their war against drugs. >> this is one of my favorite pictures. this is mother's day. >> reporter: as valerie flips through pictures of her son, it's the last one she wants you to notice. >> this is the last place i saw my son. >> reporter: at 24 years old he died. his mother found him after he oded. >> people say it's not my son. not my daughter. not my family. i'mç a middle class family fro the suburbs. >> reporter: we talked to his mom after learning of the largesten fentanyl bust in the county's history. 300,000 doses, $1 million street value has been pulled after a pipeline of the highly addictive and deadly drug. >> that's a big step to get that off the street. it seems like every time they

get a big bust, it seems like there's another one right behind it. >> that statement not lost on the district attorney and federal agents who joined to not only announce the bust but the joining of forces. montgomery county will join with the surrounding counties to share information and federal money to fight the opioid and heroin drug trade. >> every time they get a big bust that's saving lives. >> reporter: investigators know there needs to be more done in terms of prevention and drug treatment. that's something they are fighting for as well. they want to see a law named after her son that would increase mandatory rehab stays for people speaking. >> a former judge and one-time challenger to bob brady has pled guilty for federal statements to the election committee. had he withdraw from the primary

they help ed ed to repay campai deaths. he failed to alert the commission. at 5:00 we have new information on a series of commercial robberies in north philadelphia. police say the guy here is accused of robbing as many as seven different restaurants. last week we told you about three of those robberies. in each case the suspect threatened workers with a knife before making off with some cash. >> accused of having sex with a prisoner was caught because of her cell phone. authorities say they confirmed suspicions he worked for a medical group that treats inmates inside the jail. e she is is now charged with a felony. a man is in police custody for sexually assaulting a woman

in society hill. it happened near 2nd. the woman was taken to the hospital. right now we are wait iing for update on her condition. take a look at this. a man caught on camera robbing a dollar general in philadelphia with that large knife at hisside. it happened late last month. police say the suspect jumped the counter demanding money from a co-work er. he took off with more than $200. the water is back to normal at an elementary school in delaware county. glenwood elementary, you might remember, went five days without water after officials found rust. water crews were able to flush it out and the school superintendent tells us everything is back to normal. lawmakers in washington grilled the former head of equifax. they want to know how they fwot away with the information of 146 million americans. >> we know this criminal attack was made possible because a

combination of human error and technological error. >> last month equifax edadmitte that hackers sole social security numbers and driver's license numbers. lawmakers are calling for stronger penalties for data breaches. bhemeanwhile a senate banking committee over the pank fake accounts and fraudulent car loan scandal. the bank was working to restore its reputation. more than 3.5 million fake bank accounts were created for customers without their knowled knowledge. during the hearing, elizabeth warren called for sloane to be fired. >> now to your weather. temperatures in the 70s. look at that sky there. we have a ways to go. >> borrowed time.ç

>> we're going to eke out four more days. where's fall? i posed that earlier. it certainly isn't here. this is what you need to know. it's sunglasses and pretty shoe weather. that's going to last until friday. there's a chance of an isolated shower. mainly in the lehigh valley. it's stil going to be warm. we're mostly sunny and dry. we rebound. saturday looks decent as well. a wonderful warm-up. we're talking about mid-up ander 70s and some 80s being thrown around tomorrow through friday and even into saturday. and it's going to be dry. the best chance of rain starting up is going to be on sunday for all of us. then we have a cooler and wetter regime next week. it's not going to last. 72 in philadelphia. 70 in coatesville. 68 for atlantic city.

wildwood, good evening, it's 66 degree there is. and a comfortable 64 in pocono. so tonight temperatures will. drop down. we'll get a little bit of patchy fog. some of the areas are going to stay kind of mild. vineland at 611. philadelphia bottoming out. 49 in atlantic city. a 48 in allentown. 50 in wilmington. not as chilly as past nights. that patchy fog will be out there from time to time tonight burning off early tomorrow morning. nothing going on overhead. we have pretty much a big dome of high pressure keeping us clear. not too far away. the central u.s. and midwest and coming into all that heavy snow. it was heavy snow they had there with a lot of electrical outages. this is a csignificant storm system. we're not going to get heavy snow here by sunday. we're going to see the rain and the changes into the cooler regime. we are looking at winds out of the east keeping it cooler. everywhere today but especially along the jersey shore.

they turn out of the southwest. we have plenty of sunshine. we warm up near 80. a few clouds come through on thursday. no rain on thursday. we still have the southwest winds into the low 80s. on friday the forecast model want. s to bring some showers to the area. not sure if it will happen because we're pretty dry out there. we'll have to wait and see. sunday is our next best chance for rain. 54 tonight. 55 along the jersey shore. we are going to be looking tomorrow look at our sky out there. sunshine and 80 in philadelphia. 80 in south jersey. 74 along the jersey shore. a criminal with a big appetite is on the run. >> the loads of expensive food he stole from a grocery store. plus the birds roll out their yoga mats to support a cause that affects thousands of families in our area. record high fees a at the atm. how much extra cash you're handing over. that's next at 5:00.

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all the shots i heard one in every three probably ended someone's life. i don't have words to describe it. it's disheartening. >> he was just 30 feet away from the gunman. in the same hotel. to be the a businessman res the nightmare in his own words.

we'll hear from him in a moment. first, let's check back in with jacqueline london. >> you have new information about the investigation. >> reporter: we do. today we are getting our first glimpse at paddock's hotel room. not long after the massacre. take a look. on the left of your screen, you can see one of the weapons there on the floor and the crime scene tape behind the hotel room door. within the last hour, the sheriff says paddock put a camera outside his hotel room. investigators were looking for evidence and clues that may help them determine stephen paddock's motive. one local man was so close to the shooter at the hotel, he thought those bullets were coming through his hotel room. >> ben sweeney is from the lehigh valley in vegas for a work conference. not even five hours in, he found themselves himself in the same hotel where he fired shot after shot. >> they came down las vegas

boulevard in front of the mandalay bay. i never heard that many shots so fast. >> ben sweeney witnessed the horror firsthand. >> so many thoughts are going through my head. my stomach informs a knot. >> reporter: helpless and alone watching two floors below. >> i saw the view of the concert venue and the disaster it was in. >> he went to hide in the hotel room bathtub. she called him immediately and knew something awful was happening. >> i could hear it in the background. >> i was 30 feet away from this guy who was killing people. all the shots i heard, one in every three probably ended someone's life. i don't have words to describe it. it's disheartening. >> he got on the first plane

back east monday. >> seeing them at the airport, she was emotional. >> share inging a moment with h wife. >> i gave her a hug and was so happy to see her. >> knowing others won't be able to do the same. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. we are hearing from more and more people who were in vegas here at the time of the shooting. nbc 10 was at philadelphia international airport moments after an american airlines flight from vegas landed. a chester county couple says they were at a show down the street from the concert when the gunman opened fire on the packed crowd of people. >> it was very scary. people were knocking each other over. it was very scary.

>> they could hear the gunfire and said they felt like sitting ducks. vegas is one of the top tourist spots in the nation and people here are still mourning. >> you have been talking with people like crazy out there. what is the mood? a huge tourist destination, as you said. >> it is a huge tourist destination. and people come here to vegas for the concerts, shows. it is the very fabric of this city. last night out of respect for the shooting, the families, the victims, mgm cancelled a lot of the shows. some tonight as well. as you walk around here in the city you can't help but hear people talking about it, but all of them say they are not going to letç this shooter win.

i did speak to a man who you'll hear from at 6:00. he performed at the country concert here last year and he was front row in the crowd when the shooting happened sunday night. hear what he says about performing in the future and what he did that night. you'll see the video that's coming up at 6:00. live in las vegas, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. back to you. >> we will see you then the 6:00. nbc 10 is committed to covering every angle of the story. matt delucia is also in las vegas with jacqueline london. look for both of their live reports on air and online. here at home, switching gears, a perfect fall day for us. hope you had a chance to get outside and enjoy the warmer weather. this is the view in avalon. now let's look at conditions in

south philly. sunny skies over the navy yard. >> a slides show you can make your comments at home. >> let's show you a picture right now. let's do that. this is looking at the beautiful city. you can see plenty of blue skies. a few clouds out there, but it's been mainly sunny. the high bounced to 5 for the second day in a row. no rain out there. the highest gusts only 13 miles per hour. the sunset is going to be a good one. there's just enough moisture in the you werer atmosphere that it's going to be pretty with the oranges and reds fog burns off early. we're looking for 80 in philadelphia.

you'll see 6 with bright sunshine out there. wild wood at 74. newark at 79. we have some big changes on the way. some on back for the ten-day on 10. it's a cooldown. we have to talk about it. >> we'll see you thin. how here's a look at the stories making headlines across our ye region today. the camden county remembering the life of a house sitter. he was murdered while on the b job. she was laid to rest today. a week after she was found dead inside a home in woodbury. so far no arrests have been made. tonight in lehigh county, two people are in the hospital after they were shot in allentown. skies for 10 over the scene over fourth and washington streets just after noon today. the victims are in serious condition, but both are expected it survive. a school district is being recognized for its musical

education. the school district received the best communities. it's awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in providing music education to all students. all new university that led to more than 100 families being double charged. fans open up about tom petty after his death. the one thing the singer did to help a a radio station. that's ahead at 5:00. and the message from michelle obama to thousands of women in our area. all new wednesday morning on nbc 10 news today, hitting the pavement. >> wednesday is walk to school day. why dozens of schools in the

area are encouraging kids to walk to class and the safety reminder parents need before students take to the street. >> that with weather and traffic every morning on nbc 10 news today from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. if you're anything like me,

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society before. it's a great foundation that does a lot of stuff for survivors. it's great to be a part of this. >> the players took photos with breast cancer survivors. remembering a rock legend and his ties to our area. we'll tell you the one thing that tom petty did for a local radio station more than any other artist. all new at 5:00. and a big warm-up is on the way. behind this, we'll talk about all of it straight head with the forecast. coming up at 6:00, what the sound of all those bullets flying in vegas tells our gun experts about the weapons that the shooter was using.

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remembering rock and roll legend tom petty. he died last night of cardiac arrest. the news hit fans hard in philadelphia. he just performed at the wells fargo center in july. tributes have been pouring into. local radio stations all day long. brandon hudson spoke to a dj who was one of the first to play his music in philadelphia. >> it's a wild day. >> most radio stations have a collection of tom petty's hilts, but at wwmr, there's a catalog of personal station i.d.s. >> we probably have more station i.d.s from tom petty that be any other artist.

>> although he passed away, his personality will live on through the quick clips which he listen to for hours. >> he would do these goofy christmas i.d.s for us. he sat behind a piano and sang songs. >> isn't that great. >> he's another of those guys that your dad listened to him, you listen to him and your kids listen to him. >> this is one of the things we have left. >> it piqued interest in his vinyl collection. he went to six petty concerts. >> it was like a family atmosphere sing iing along to t greatest hits. >> this photo is from 1985 at the man music center. >> he has photo of the first

time he met petty with fans. >> e he came over and jumped into the picture. >> e he remembers seeing him in his last philly performance at the wells fargo center. >> what we have been. saying lately after some of the loss of icons, if they are coming around, see them now. >> brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> the very first album i ever received. >> there you go. he's going to be missed. another beautiful day with warmer than average temperatures. this is a live look over the skies in philly. let's head town to the shore. checking out the conditions in cape may. walk along the beach, camping out for dinner. >> nothing wrong with çthat. >> people out and about at university city. wearing t-shirts, long. pants, no complaints about the weather. we have to talk about the cooldown. do we have to talk about the cooldown? >> we won't at all. i'll skip over it.

it looks like we have some and here's your ten-day. >> perfect. >> i can hear that all day long. let's spread some love also to all of you in south enginejerse. the water looks inviting. doesn't lock terrible out there. not chilly. the leaves are just starting to turn. it's going to be a magnificent stretch of weather. until the cooler air that'sing into the upper midwest reaches us. that does not happen until some time toward the middle or into part of next week. so it is going to get here very slowly, but once it gets here, we'll be right into the 60s for a week or so. that's going to head our way. plenty of the 70s headed our way. we're going to enjoy all of this mild weather. it's 72 in philadelphia. the winds are coming in out of the east keeping it cooler for

you in atlantic city. and in mount holly right now, 71 degrees. so behind that big nasty front, we see some storms being generated. they are right along the front, we're start ing ing to see the r air behind it with a lot of heavy snow moving to montana. last night it stretched down to the front range just to the north of denver. and for us, we had this happy area of high pressure. that's the happy weather. this big dome of sinking, warming air, everything is moving up and over it. look at our radar. nothing. there's nothing to report. it is peaceful andful out there. so this is what's going to happen. we'll see the east winds today. tomorrow we'll start with the east winds. they will turn off to the south and west and start to warm up. we get sunshine. e we don't have any rain or. here comes the rain. it's trying to come in on thursday. maybe a few clouds on thursday. it looks like the winds still continue out of the southwest taking us into the 80s.

on friday the forecast models are really wanting to bring a few showers through main ly the suburbs. maybe berks county. maybe nobody at all because l atmosphere is fairly dry. we'll keep a close eye on that. 50 in south jersey. for 5 2 in delaware. we'll see patchy fog. developing late tonight. 80 tomorrow in philadelphia. 77 in the lehigh valley. look at the jersey shore at 74. and 80 in south jersey. here's your ten day. it does not say fall. it says we're hanging on to summer. 80 tomorrow. 82 on thursday. 79 on friday. 80 ob saturday. maybe a chance of showers after the eagles game. then we see rain mobd and tuesday. here comes the 60s way at the end of next week. >> former first lady michelle obama talks tough to women during her philadelphia visit.

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. welcome back. lester holt joins us from las vegas. >> gaeng, we have new information about the shooter and his preparations and what his intentions might have been. also the money he wired abroad. and the paramedic who rushed to the scene to rescue his daughter. more of those stories when we see you tonight on "nbc nightly news." first, back to you in philly. >> we'll see you at 6:30. thank you. this afternoon thousands of women packed the vengs center in philly to hear former first lady michelle obama. it was one of her first speeches since leaving the white house. lauren mayk spent the day at the women's conference. >> she shares michelle obama's message and the surprise waiting for mrs. obama on stage. >> reporter: outside the hall,

messages for the former first lady. from those who came by just to be close as michelle obama came back to philadelphia to deliver her own message. >> i am constantly telling young women to speak up, fatalk. >> reporter: she's talking to shonda rhimes and this room of women about parenting, working and balancing. >> i tried that whole flex thing part-time thing, where you basically just get gypped. you're working your butt off and getting paid half as much doing the same work with the same kind of babysitting costs, i did that once. never again. >> reporter: women at this conference came to network and learn and see her. >> do you want her to get into politics? >> absolutely. >> she didn't mention the president by name. >> i want you to pay attention. because this is what happens when we don't stand up.

>> she definitely teetered and if you read between the lines, you knew what she was talking about. >> michelle obama shared the stage with a familiar voice. her husband sending an anniversary tribute. >> you put up with me for a quarter of a century. it is a remarkable testament to what a saintly, wonderful, patient person you are. >> reporter: michelle obama said for eight years their lives weren't really their own. now they are trying to figure out what the next chapter will look like. in center city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. our coverage of the massacre in las vegas continues. all new at 6:00, a simple adjustment when a women's expert says about technology that put more people in danger. i'm live in las vegas. i spokeç to someone who is in e front row of the concert when those shots start ed.

he tells me how he led other people to safety. that's all new at 6:00. and fall warm up is here. but it's not going to last. how long you get to enjoy it with the full forecast, straight ahead.

right now at 6:00, a look inside the hotel room that ga

became a sniper's perch in the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. we have just learned the shooter in the las vegas massacre put a camera in this food service cart outside his hotel room. good evening, i'm jacqueline london live in las vegas tonight. the fbi is still processing that hotel room. right now we know that all but three of the concert victims have been identified. in philadelphia a vigil is beginning right now to honor those who were killed and those who survived this massacre. you're looking live in center city where the memorial is just beginning. we'll go to our reporter live there in just a moment. but first we're learning more about who the suspect was as investigators try to figure out why he plotted this massacre. investigators say paddock was known to be a heavy bler who wagered in access of $10,000 in

casinos 16 times in the past few months. officials say federal investigators are examining his finances. >> this was a single guy blo gambled many more hours than anyone you know gambles. >> on september 28th paddock checked into the mapd lay bay hotel carrying 16 suitcases. he also purchased two gun stocks that allow a semiautomatic rifle to fire like an automatic weapon. a gun store owner remembers dock as a repeat customer. >> he was talking how he was new to the area. kind of visiting all the firearm stores in the area. found something on our shelf that he really liked. >> reporter: paddock transferred $100,000 to an account in the philippines. a country his girlfriend has ties to. he did that in the week before the shooting. investigators want to question he