puerto rico strong. the personal mission for local officers heading to the devastated island to lend a hand. music studio murder. new developments wave just learned in the past 90 minutes about the case. and a media mogul's fall from stardom. tonight the academy's strong message to a top movie producer. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. good evening, everyone. i'm ted greenberg. we have new information tonight about a man found murdered inside a philadelphia recording studio. police say the victim was shot in the head and back and that they also found a bloody screwdriver near his body.

police kept the parking lot and building sealed off for nearly eight hours today at the 444 building in northern liberties after the man was found dead this morning. the basement is full of nearly a half-dozen studios well-known among philadelphia hip hops. police say the body of a 31-year-old was in the superior sound studio. a motive not clear tonight. no one has been arrested. artists tell us they're shocked and saddened. >> it gives the wrong impression of what goes on in the studio. >> it's unfortunate. a family just lost a family member. >> police have not yet provided us with the victim's name. artists told us jazzy jeff, meek mill and jil scott all used that studio at one time in their careers. breaking news, a shooting on a college campus.

about 90 minutes go virginia state police sent out a tweet saying there was a shooting on campus. the school remains in lock down. this is homecoming weekend at vsu. we will continue to follow the situation. nbc 10 outside the home on bermuda circle as people investigated the crime. the shooting happened around 7:30 tonight. officers blocked off the street as they talked with meme outside the home. each name has a similar story. more than 900 men and women and children lost their lives because of drugs. tonight a fist of its kind event in the region highlighting the extreme opioid crisis. nbc's andraya thomas cline joins us more on what could be done. >> reporter: hopefully this helps people talk about it more.

take a look behind me. the ben franklin bridge, it was lit up to purple, but it's changing to blue now to honor the lives lost in this growing crisis. >> if you are hurting, we hurt with you. >> reporter: it's not an event you want to attend. sadly so many do. and the community is getting larger. >> so many deaths. it's catastrophic. parents are burrying their children at a rapid rate. >> reporter: people gathered to have a vigil for the first ever regional opioid losses. >> it hurts, but it's good to see so many come together. >> reporter: it was supposed to be the prime of their lives. >> oh, he had a smile that could light up any rooms. he was just an amazing man. >> reporter: but the addiction

took over, and it did not discriminate showing up in loving homes and even wreaking havoc for miss usa. >> my dreams come true. i get everything on the outside that i think is going to fix me, and i never felt more alone. >> reporter: but here pashane w given a voice. >> it this was a virus that was affecting people, i think our nation would have paid a lot more attention to it. >> reporter: maybe talking about it would help cure this disease. there's growing des appreciation for more to be done. back out here live, you see the bridge -- it was purple. it'll keep changing for us when we come back here live. but this is a very important issue. prescription drugs are often the gateway to addiction. but law enforcement is seeing more fentanyl on the streets, and that is more deadly. >> thank you. you can read more about the opioid crisis on nbc10.com.

there you can watch our special, generation edicted, which has been recognized for many national awards. media mogul harvey weinstein, coveted oscar awards. but tonight the academy has kicked him out. the board voted to remove weinstein immediately following allegations of sexual harassment and assault. nearly three dozen women have accused the producer of harassment or misconduct. the board said, quote, the era of willful and shameful complicity in sexual and predatory behavior and workplace harassment in our industry is over. help to puerto rico. early tomorrow morning philadelphia sheriffs deputies are heading to the devastated island. they'll get an escort to philadelphia international airport in the morning. once they land, they'll head to red cross to make sure people get the supplies they so desperately need following

hurricane maria. this is a deployment near and dear to their hearts. all of the officers have family in puerto rico. >> we will be delivering supplies in an area i have strong ties to because my grandma was born and raised there. we're strong people. we're proud people. and no matter what -- we have a saying which means puerto rico will rise. >> the officers will be on the island for three weeks. new at 11:00, a hooded man carrying a long gun is accused of robbing and attacking a woman in chester saturday morning. this was a video posted on facebook by someone close to the victim. it happened about 4:00 a.m. at the walnut chestnut apartments. now he and police are urging you to share these videos so this man can be stopped. >> if it was your loved one, what would you do?

report it. somebody see something, someone knows this individual. if you don't feel comfortable doing it, ask someone to do it for you. but please just report it. let's get this individual off the streets. >> if you want to get a closer look at this video and the pictures of the man, you can go to nbc10.com. after five years of being held by the taliban a pennsylvania woman, her husband and three children are trying to get reacquainted with normal life. >> obviously with it will be of incredible importance to my family that we are able to build a secure sanctuary for our three surviving children to call a home, to focus on edification and try to regain some portion of the childhood that they have lost. >> joshua boyle and his family are at his parent's house in canada. his wife, caitlin coleman is from york county. she was seven months pregnant

when they were captured hiking in afghanistan. boyle called his captors pagans. they killed the couple's infant daughter, he said, while they were held. still ahead on nbc 10 news at 11:00, girls can do anything. the message from lia still, who perceived after battling cancer at the age of 4. and the best of best that makes a menu. long sleeves early next week. change in our weather is coming. man, i'm going apple picking tomorrow. we're talking pups as hockey returns to philly this weekend. coming up a bit later in sports.

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if you've ever heatent zahaw in society hill, you have eaten at one of the best restaurants in america. that's accord to trip advisor. it comes in top 18. there was plenty of beer to go around in philadelphia's graduate hospital today. the fall festival also serves a way to raise money for neighborhood programs. ♪ in university city a stage for drums and dancing. a flea market and a skating rink made up of soul farm community festival. it's for a project called lola

38. it was created in part to strengthen the west philadelphia community. straight ahead at 11:00, the fliers give the home crowd a first game to remember. plus live from new york, the cast of "saturday night live" is almost ready. musical guest buck's county own -- coming your way.

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tonight new video from up above the construction that is creating gridlock on the pennsylvania turnpike. the old bridge in south white hall township has been taken apart and the new bridge spans are now in place, in both

directions from the lee high valley to the pokano exit are closed until monday morning. you can expect to about a 45 minute to about an hour delay with the current detour route. 40 miles of the turnpike are closed. we have a complete list of ways to go on the nbc 10 app. that's what girl power sounds like. today's girls can do anything leadership conference was held at the grace megddist church in willmington. lia still was diagnosed with stage 4 pediatric cancer, and now she's 7 and she has a message for kids battling cancer. >> if anything goes wrong, you have to keep pushing yourself just to fight cancer and it'll never come back. if it comes back a second time,

you keep pushing yourself. >> became an inspiration to millions as her football player father shared details of her fight. now we're starting see a little fog developing in parts of the area. don't be surprised if you have some of that morning. we've got an east wind, high humidity. the temperatures pretty high for this time of night for this time of year. but if you think that's warm, how about 71 in cincinnati where they've got the south winds. and 81 in st. louis at this time of night. big storm across wisconsin. they've had severe storms, even tornados out in michigan and down towards chicago. this front is headed this way. and that's going to put an end to the one-day 80-degree temperatures that we're talking about. here we go through the night tonight. few sprinkles along with the

fog. little bit of drizzle perhaps first thing in the morning. but the sun starts coming out in the afternoon. the temperatures goes up. right near 80 degrees. some places a little bit higher. the shore, of course a little bit cooler. and there comes that front. but by the time it gets here, this is later tomorrow night, it's weakening. so just some showers coming through the area, and then that moves out, dryer air moves in. but that's colder air that's moving in for monday and tuesday. but that's not going to last very long. it's going to warm up again. tomorrow near 80. tacony, fairmount, 78, and 78 in redding, 76 in allentown, not quite to 80 at the jersey shore because of the wind off the ocean. over the next few days after the

80s, we drop quite a bit for monday. and now we're below normal temperatures. and look at that 42 degrees with a high of 63. and similar story across the rest of the area. once we get those showers sunday night, that is it for chances of rain as we go through the rest of the week. take a look at this. there's that cooling on monday, and then dry, dry, dry -- not just dry but perfectly sunny. low humidity, and the temperature starts going up. later in the week by next weekend we're up near 80 degrees again. hey, good to see you. i'm danny pommels from nbc sports philadelphia. let's start with the flyers who

showed signs of growth. picking up a minute left in the first. scott pounces on a turn over before putting in his first of the year. let's go to the second, and look at these moves from jake vortic. slides ever to wane simmons. one of three friars with two goals of the night. 8-2. >> it's nice to be back home. i think we have five games at home now, and it's a big stretch to set up the year. and we're all excited, and it's nice to get in this building again and get in front of our frads. >> we played a good game. i don't remember the last time

we got lost 8-2. guys rebounded pretty good. >> turn to the egooles and what else would they be doing as flying high as the top team in the nfc. a game that had a few moments you had to hold your breath, this is one of them. trying to channel his inner marshal winson, bulldozes to get into the end zone. not sure you want to see your quarterback playing -- role. a sentiment doug peterson echoed yesterday. >> you don't really want your starting quarterback to lead with your throwing shoulder, but i noods, too, the situation and him trying to get into the end zone. and there was a lane at the time, but obviously in this league and mean everything closed fast. but could he have gone lower, sure. but at the same time i think he

just saw the end zone and was trying to get in. >> let's go to the links. today temple, yukon. nine yard td drive. makes a one possession came. temple had all the momentum and then this happened. pass deflected. 28-14. ten yards to pay dirt. back to a seven point game. is there any magic left at the links? temple trying to find out. fourth down in yukon territory. that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommels. nbc 10 news is coming right back.

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belgt chato to mark a century of health. it started as a school for orphan girls. today it's a resource for at risk children and families. tonight's party served to honor those who made it a success. tonight people came together for the annual united days of caring. the philadelphia school district new science curriculum. volunteers packed hundreds of stem activity kits for eight grade classrooms. a nice looking sunday ahead. >> yeah, we're going to be up to 80 degrees and a light drizzle, and then we get cold for a couple of days. and then we warm up near 80. >> thank you so much for being with us. have a great night.

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