right now at 11:00 an armed standoff just ended. this man was wanted in connection to a deadly shooting and is now in custody. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. this is all unfolding in bethlehem township. randy is live at the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: hi. for the past 15 or so hours police have been looking for this black pickup truck, a murder suspect inside. it took them through three townships until they found him parked here.

the standoff ended peacefully. police, s.w.a.t. teams and officers surround this black pickup truck inside a murder suspect accused of shooting a husband and wife last night. shooting the husband and injuring the women. a loud argument just before the shots rang out. >> we started hearing a woman screaming. >> i had heard a lot of yelling and screaming and fighting. >> it sparked a massive manhunt. overnight s.w.a.t. teams descended on this house. they used to bull horn trying to talk with the shooter. by morning the s.w.a.t. team raced away from the house headed to a new location. they found the shooter near

freedom high school in bethle m bethlehem. police tried to get him to surrend surrender peacefully. schools on lock dodown and neighborhoods urged to shelter in place. and that shelter in place is now over. the suspect, you ke soo here getting out of a pennsylvania state trooper car. you can see his black pickup truck here. the investigation continues. 64-year-old joseph molar, his wife remains in the hospital. philadelphia police investigating a deadly shooting. someone shot three people around 11:30 last night.

a 24-year-old man died and two others are in stable condition. so far there are no arrests. and now to the investigation of the las vegas massacre. they say the gunman researched possible locations in boston and chicago including a concert. they don't know the motive of the shooting. they know he spent decades awaring weapon and ammunition. they are trying to figure out what prompted the spree. paddo p paddock opened fire onto a concert crowd killing 50 and injuring nearly 500 others. we want to show you the chaos.

you can see people rushing for cover. it later shows first responders helping the injured and calling for people to run and stay low. in you this morning a son witnessed his father's ultimate sacrifice during the las vegas massacre. >> he was covering this girl. he got shot and i put my arm around him and he said i got shot. he survived but his father did not. >> i want everybody to know how much he loved them. that's the last thing he said to me. >> he gave his life to save someone he didn't even know. we are learning more. in minutes -- at 11:30 the shooting the prompting new

action over gun control. final details ton shooting on nbc10.com and on the nbc 10 app. you'll find reaction from victims, slide shows and the memorials and get instant alerts sent right to your phone. and today marks the last chance for thousands of immigrants to reapply for a program allowing them to stay in this country. this is the last day to file a request for the daca program. it allows 800,000 immigrants that were brought in as children to stay here. the final renewal window applies to 154,000 people whose status is expected to expire by march 5th. in philadelphia it'sest matd that about 7,000 people benefit from daca. we spoke to one about what the program meant to her.

>> my life has changed drastically with daca. i'm able to work and take care of my children and be off welfare with my kids and just open up now and just expand in different areas. >> advocates hoping for an extension for those that live in hurricane effected areas. they say you should contact a representative. you can find out more on the nbc 10 app. download it for free. far link to guide and references on the program. >> the sun is out in cape may. tammy is here with the most accurate forecast. >> hey. it will be another beautiful day out there. enjoy it. it is a gift from mother nature.

we are not going to see this too much longer. high thin clouds are starting to drift through the area. southwest winds and we are headed to the 80s today. we should be around 70 this time of year. this indeed is a true treasure. 74 in cape may and west wind at 9 miles per hour. let's go to wilmington. a west southwest wind to 7 miles per hour. as far as the sky conditions the doppler radar sweeping the sky, not picking up any precipitation. look what's going on. if you're out there in upper pennsylvania suburbs you're looking at high thin clouds. rain is now to the north of pennsylvania and approaching the pittsburgh area. we are going to be looking at this kind of making its way in our direction. sprinkles will be possible a little bit later on today especially in the lehigh valley. this is still a dry air mass in place here.

this is where we are going. 83 today. summerton 83. allentown 81 and you could see an isolated shower later today. trenton 83 and smyrna 82. i'll be back with your ten day in ten in a few minutes. an up close look at this barge. it is filled with a million meals. the barge is scheduled to leave some time this morning and should arrive in san juan next wednesday. a woman preparing to go to puerto rico today. she is not just taking crucial items to the island but also her own skills in the medical field. she a physician's assistant and her destination this morning the town where she grew up and where much of her family still lives. >> even though i heard they are

okay i want to be with them to make sure they are okay. >> martinez tells us the town's hospital can't take anymore patients and she is determined to help. they plan to stay in puerto rico until tuesday and that's not set in stone. pennsylvania will spend 5 million dloorz put a life saving drug into the hand of more first responders. they can aplay to get narkan kits from the state. it can stop the effects of an opioid death quickly. more expected to get out this afternoon. time to check on the roads with jessica boyington. we had a huge problem earlier this morning. >> right. so we actually watched a closure on the eastbound side pretty much the entire morning commute started about 3:30 and eventually cleared around 8:30 or almost 9:00.

we had really big delays. right here is one of the cameras we were looking at. i wanted to show you for good measure everything looks good right nouchlt w. it is a typical morning drive. out there. there is a truck blocking the ramp from the northbound route 29 to park side avenue. you'll be detoured around the scene there. we had a bridge opening for 10:45. if you're watching this in your living room or kitchen by the time you get there it should be nice and clear. >> thank you. only on nbc 10 a mother's grief, a mom remembers her two-year-old son killed in a crash. up next, what she is saying about the boy's father who was behind the wheel. driven to distraction, why

they could be doing more harm than good. and weekend rain, we need to have the rain. we are in a tiny bit of a drought right now. warmth will continue and we are following the traffic because what is nate could pay us a visit early next week. we'll talk about it when i come back. ♪

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we continue to follow breaking news. police have a man in custody

following a standoff. the man accused of shooting a husband and wife killing a husband and injuring a woman. we'll have an update coming up for us about 11:30. and now an nbc 10 exclusive. a mother remembers the last time she saw her son. days later his father left him to die on the street. she took this picture of cayden. police say he tried to run for police. he was thrown from the vehicle and died. she said she is thankful to the officers who tried to help her little boy. >> thank you for giving my son the last couple of minutes maybe to live. he was only worried about

himself. he. >> he has that long criminal history in pennsylvania and new jersey. as the investigation continues for the las vegas massacre we are learning more about the victims. >> my little girl. >> los angeles firefighter greg terrell is hoping tragedy does not strike twice. his daughter is in a coma after she was hit by gunfire sunday night. >> my wife was in the same position she was, laying there on life support. >> 34 years ago her mother was in a car accident and died. christina has a year and a half-year-old daughter. when her mother died she had a son around the same age.

her father says she has the wake up for her child and the rest of her family. the study finds technology aim today stop distracted driving may be adding to the problem. those using touch screen features were distracted performing tasks like sending a text or using map features. the study tested systems. 33 were considered high demand on drivers. >> we welcome innovation and technology into the vehicle. we need to pause and be thoughtful about the ways we introduce systems to motorists. >> they have suggested that car companies make the systems work only when a car is in park. wow. that's how i describe today,

wow. we are wonderfully warm. this is not like fall. we will be summerlike. you can use your shorts and sun glasses for much of the seven days. this is a true gift from mother nature. we are not going to kick that gift horse in the face. we are going to enjoy. it is 76 and in wilmington good afternoon or good morning. it is 75 there and 76 in atlantic city and look at trenton at 75 degrees. we are headed into the 80s today. the skies mostly clear. mainly clear skies. high thin clouds will be drifting through. you can see that on the satellite and radar image. it is being pushed into the area by this storm system which days ago was a very deep and strong winter-like storm system dumping heavy snow to denver and across

the front rachlkt at this point it sort of widened out and broken apart and we have a frontal boundary that will drape to the north. it could trigger a few showers for upper pennsylvania suburbs. i don't think it makes it into philadelphia or delaware. it stays mainly to the north of us. we will get a little bit of cloud cover. lots of warm air. here is where that frontal boundary was. it will lay down in our area. we have 70s out ahead of it right now. yesterday we had 80s. that's where we are going today. billings at 43 and minneapolis at 55. chilly air stays away until the end of next week and then we get our chilly air which will be in the form of 60s. we'll go below average far change. right now again we are looking at those low to mid-70s across the area with southeast winds. here is how we will be breaking this down hour by hour. we'll be in the 70s for the

remainder of the morning. make it into the 80s. by tomorrow morning we'll be in the 60s with mainly clear skies. could see an isolated shower again. burkes county, lehigh valley. we head into saturday and saturday is a mix of sun and clouds. saturday will be quite warm as well. we may get into the 80s on saturday. sunday isolated showers. if you're going to the eagles game carry the rain clicker. the shower will be on top of you. do have a chance of a light shower moving through the area. we'll talk about tropical system nate. it is has formed down here. about 40 miles per hour winds. it will be moving off about 9 miles per hour into the favorable waters into the gulf of mexico where it strengthens into what is expected to be a category 1 hurricane. after that right past atlanta as a hurricane downgrading and then

look at this. let's go to philadelphia. let's bring rain there. looks like maybe next monday or tuesday. chance of showers on monday and looks like rain possibly from nate clearing out on wednesday. second quarters is expected to create 50,000 new jobs. philadelphia is in the running but does the city really have a chance? there's a new list that shows who could tland billion dollars facility. and also the gift of life thanks to three separate donated organs. he is working to pay it forward and how you can help raise awareness.

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nearly all of the people can be saved bay living donor. heros are desperately needed. joining me now is a three time kidney donation recipient and living example of how gifts can save peoples lives. >> thank you. >> and you're allowed to raise awareness and also money, right? >> it is for the american living organ donor fund. it is a nonprofit and we are there to support and protect the living donor. my third was from my mother in

2001 and she since passed away. this group is really founded in her memory to really help that donor. we work them all the way through the process giving them support, guidance, mental support. we hooked them up with a mentor and most importantly a lot of people who want to donate an organ can afford to do so. we also have our fund that makes direct grants to help them whether it is time off from work and anything really donation related that they might incur as a cost. remember, it is about cost knew val neutral. >> tell me, what keeps people from being organ donors? >> some times they are just scared about it. we neither encourage or discourage people from being a living donor. >> you understand if people -- >> right. and you don't want to be forced into it. some times it can be on paid

leave. most people don't get enough time off or maybe any time off. financially they can be impacted quite a bit. so how do you think about the costs that might impact you? some times it's simply about i have a child. how aim going to take care of them if they are out of work for a while and we even worked with people they may lose their employment. >> so this is important on monday. we were talking about keeping an eye on the weather. the first ever golf outing to support living organ donation happens october 9th from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the north hills country club? >> we do. >> and we will keep an eye on the weather.

there is still time to register and also to donate. the link is on nbc10.com and on the nbc 10 app. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. it's been my pleasure. good luck to you. >> thank you very much. and now to breaking news from the lehigh valley. up next at 11:30 we take you back to the scene where roads were closed and school kids were being told to stay away. >> also, up next, what lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are saying about the accessory used by the las vegas shooter.

a standoff that lasted for hours. schools were on high alert.

randy was near the scene where police got a wanted suspect to surrender. >> police across north hampton county has been searching for a murder suspect inside of a black pickup truck. they found him here in bethlehem township leading to an armed sta standoff. officers with gunning drawn pointed at this black pickup truck inside a murder suspect accused of hootishooting a husb and wife and leaving that wife injured. it was happening in lehigh township. local schools were on lockdown. just about an hour ago that suspect surrendering peacefully now in police custody. we did get information identifying the victim as 64-year-old joseph mulner. his wife remains hospitalized.

that murder suspect back in custody. the investigation continues and no clues about what pushed the gunman to hurt nearly 500 in a country music festival. law enforcement officials say they researched including a concert. the sheriff says at some point paddock must have had sun help given the amount of guns and ammunition found in his room. they discovered paddock bought 33 firearms in the past year and they are trying to figure out what prompted that buying spree. the calls for action on gun control are growing louder. the debate is focused on an

accessory called a pump stock. the shooter had 12 of the devices which is used to make guns fire like machine guns. a new bill would ban them and some republicans are open to it. >> 100, a thousand, 10,000, a million? >> most democrat ek senators are cosponsoring this legislation. booker, casey are all signing on. pat -- the senate rejected the bill twice in the past. he doesn't want to reintroduce

the measure unless there is more widespread support. a barge loaded with supplies is on its way to puerto rico. sky force 10 over the barge as it approaches the navy yard. it is filled with nearly 2 million litters ers of water. it should arrive next wednesday. today immigrants nationwide face a deadline that could impact a future. it is the last day for eligible dreamers. pamela osborne explains what people in the daca program need to know. >> this has been a controversial topic after the president said this program would be faphased

out. here is what this means. for anyone whose daca stoet expire in the next six monts, this is the last opportunity you'll have to renew daca. it gives protection from deportation. nationwide a little more than 150,000 people that are eligible to renew. so far about two-thirds of those who are eligible have already done so. advocates say the time line was tight. people were only give an month to get their applications and the application fees submitted. for those that do not meet the deadline work will expire after march 5th of 2018. here is what else you need to know. >> if they currently have daca, it is valid until it expires. they still have that protection until it expires. a lot of recipients may be

eligible for another kind of immigration relief. so there are family petitions. so what we would recommend is that if you have daca and it's set to expire seek illegal consultation to see if you're eligible for another form of relief. >> some good advice there. they describe this process as a limbo period for dreamers. there are bills being considered in congress. it is her hope and the hope of many others that the path to citizenship will be formalized for daca recipients. nbc 10 news. and in you this morning, i-76 eastbound is back open again after being closed all morning because of a deadly crash. officials tell us a car collided with a motorcycle around 3:00 this morning. we are working to find out if

the person who died was on the motorcycle or in the car. in bucks county two men kidnapped a woman at a park and raped her. they say it happened about 5:00. she says she was at the fishing pier when two men forced her into a four-door sedan. they drove her to another area of the park and assaulted her. but you have to know this place. you would not know how to get down here. >> they have increased patrols as a precaution. and right now veterans looking for work and head to the us. job fair there.

it will be on hand. the event takes place on the deck of the iconic ship from now until 2:00 p.m. much more than a shake. 37 million americans suffer from debilitating headaches. rosemary sits down and how you can join the fight this weekend to raise money and awareness. also, art on the move. just ahead. hear why it is about to go away again.

anchts one woman play signs a spot liegtd on a special relationship between an adult daughter and ageing father. it makes its local debut and joining me now to talk about the play and what makes the show so unique are leah and elaina. thank you for being here. first of all tell me about the play and the kind of emotion you're trying to evoke from it. >> so this play is a one-woman show she wrote about her own life, experiences she had with her father who escaped germany in 1937 as part of the kinder transport. this story talks about their relationship, a trip they took to germany to visit his homet n

hometown. >> what is it about the relationship between fathers and daughters? >> i think it's a very interesting one. she has a brother that she speaks of in the play. it's not that relationship, the father/son relationship but the father/daughter. she an artist. she feels compelled to focus on that relationship. >> so this is in a series that's happening this year the focus is clearly on women. >> it is a season about really strong women. it really is a women driven company. it is nice to see them investing in women in general in their season. >> and this show is interactive.

tell me how that happens. >> well, the wonderful thing about this particular one-person show is that i speak directly to the audience. i never feel that i am alone on stage in this piece because i see the audience and i ask them questions. they are not compelled to answer it all but i love to see their reactions and to have them in the room with me. >> tell me what the reaction is from the audience. what's that been like? >> it is true we haven't had an audience yet. we had our first audience october 6th. it is a conversation and live exchange between the performer and audience. i love watching it alone but it's about talking to them and sharing stories with them. i think it's going to be very exciting. >> it's great to hear them laugh

too to find the levity in the story is very refreshing. >> it's good to hear in the dry runs it sounds like it's getting a great response. i can't imagine when you guys debut it it will be fantastic. it opens tomorrow and runs through october 29th. show times vary and tickets are available. we have a link on the nbc 10 app. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> well, happy thursday or as i referred to it, friday eve. it is a spectacular day. i hope you'll have a chance to take in some of the warmth and sunshine. this is a gift that we are getting from mother nature.

typically around 70 degrees with a few more clouds. going into the 80s today with mainly blue skies drifting through. it is 73 right now in philadelphia. that's the key, southwest winds warming us up. 81 by 2:00 this afternoon and 81 by 5:00. somewhere many between there we'll peak out around 82 or 83 degrees. we do get a bit more cloud cover in here this evening. we could see an isolated shower near the southern area. much will remain in the warm center. unseasonably warm. we'll see the low 80s for the next eight days. >> it doesn't look look it will slow down there. we'll have a shower on sunday for the entire area. if you're going to the eagles game pack the rain jacket just in case.

and nate, the newest tropical storm could bring us rain monday or tuesday. we get all of this warmth until the end of next week. we are not seeing anything as far as rain out there but the clouds are beginning to drift in. these are the clouds in advance of this frontal boundary. it is basically to the north of our area. it will kind of settle in right across the area. you could see a shower is out there behind it cool air will move into the area. take a look. it is 47 in billings. 66 in chicago. that's seasonal. ahead of it we have the 70s and it will be 80s we are looking at for today. across the area we are firmly into the low to mid-70s.

it is 73 in philadelphia and 75 in dover. let's go hour by hour. we'll see the high thin clouds. top out in the low 80s today. here is that shower that could come through again this evening and perhaps even early tomorrow morning especially north and northwest of the city. in the 60s across the area. a mixture of sun and clouds. low 80s across the area. look at saturday. we see plenty of sunshine. on sunday scattered showers. by 8:00 in the morning we are in the 70s. we'll enjoy these very mild temperatures. 40 miles per hour winds. once it gets over that warm water in the gulf of mexico it's expected to strengthen to a hurricane making land fall somewhere on the gulf coast. we'll see rain approaching our area. don't forget any time you want download our app.

you can see what's going on. it is 83 in philadelphia, 74 on the shore. everybody sees rain and on the holiday monday. it's a silent illness that some times carries a social stigma but the 37 million migraine sufferers will tell you the pain is very real. a big event coming up to raise money for migraine research. dr. lisa gold steen specializes in the treatment of my grapes. you know migraines can be much more than a headache. what is the biggest misconception out there? >> it is just a headache. in fact there's a whole spectrum of other disability that comes

along with it. they can have nausea, vomiting, light sounds, smell sensitivity, dizziness and the list goes on. >> and you treat dhirn who offer from migraines. your daughter is a migraine sufferer themselves. >> yes. until my daughter got sick i didn't realize there's a whole population, several million people that have headaches more than 15 days a month. they have migraines and some times every day. i treat a number of those kids every year. it is so disruptive to their lives. they can't go to school. they fall behind and they are so isolated. who would ever think chronic migraines like that existed. >> right. unless you experienced it or witnessed it first hand you think grab a couple of pain relievers and call it a day.

in reality it is really impact so many other parts of your life. >> right. >> so that's what miles for migraines is all about. tell us how you started the organization. >> my daughter was diagnosed and had to leave high school. there are so few treatment options that are developed for migraines. there's not really a community where people can come in and advocate. we brought this to philadelphia from san francisco. we put it into five cities. we'll go to 11 next year. people want a cure for migraine especially if your extremely disabled by it. you need to show the public this is a severe disabling disease and we need more treatments and we need for research. >> and we touched on this initially. there is a social stigma with this disease. >> it is something people really don't talk about. they think they need to handle

it by themselves. it is an amazing experience to come out to a race or support group and find out for the first time that you're not the only one and that as we gather together that your voice can really matter. the first year we sat on the curb because my daughter was too sick to walk or run. i encourage everyone fechb you think your migraine is too bad we'll have a tent for you, be part of it. it makes a difference to not have to do it alone. >> and as you brought with you people will be leaving with the miles for migraine 2017 run/walk shirt that participants will receive. >> thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> we do have that information. it is happening saturday, october 7th at 8:30 in the morning. we have all of the details on our web site, with nbc10.com or on the nbc 10 app.

the writers of the tonight show wrote thank you cards to hillary clinton. here is what they had to say to the former first lady. >> thank you, hillary for all of the work you have done for public health care. ever since the election i really depended on my government subsidized anti anxiety medication. >> you show girls everywhere that politics isn't a popularity contest because if it were you would have won by about 3 million votes. >> thank you for being a constant becon of strength, hope for me and millions of other young women. >> that was miley cyrus. clinton responded. we'll be right back.

philadelphia has been named a top contender. it ranked philly's 7th on list of top cities with the most attractive qualities. new york fi is ranked first. amazon is running a competition to find a home for second headquarters. a norman rockwell painting

will go up for action next month. the paintings could be sold for up to $1.5 million. the painting was stolen during the break-in back in 1976 and the fb returned it to the family in march. tammy is here. my wife and i watch you in the afternoon. she said i don't understand bare metric pressure but when she tells me it's an ugly shoe day or pretty shoe day. >> it is a good hair, bad hair. >> today was a pretty hair day! and the pictures should be us today. this is a gift from mother nature. we have all of this wamth until the end of next week. we have scattered showers and tropical rain monday and tuesday. maybe an isolated shower in the lehigh valley later today or tonight. this does not say october. this is august. let's enjoy it.

>> thanks for watching. i'm vai sikahema. from all of us here have a great day. 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.

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