we're learning new details about the suspects troubled history with coworkers and the law. remembers the victims. witnesses droib what they saw what the shots rang out. right now at 1 from fugitive to prisoner. nbc10 was in the air just moments after prince was captured in delaware tonight. >> his arrest ended a tennessee hour man hunt fwens two states. six people were shot and three

people killed. >> we brought you live team coverage as the breaking story unfolded. tonight our crews have the latest on princes capture. and his alleged crimes in maryland and wilmington. >> let's begin with more on how police finally tracked this guy down. >> again this story affected thousands of delaware families including mine. schools locked down and activities cancelled. tonight he came to had neighborhood. police were here, too. >> reporter: only sky force 10 is police and federal agents finally arrest prince after a day long man hunt. around 5:30 police got a tip. >> without the tips, from civilians. that helped us along way. without their effort and the trust they had with us in law enforcement and working together. we wouldn't have been able to make this app rehence. >> reporter: he left it near a high school and took off across

the highway. police surrounded the entire area with unmarked car. after 7, plain clothed agents pulled in as neighbors watched. prince lived in nearby. but don't know why he came back to the area tonight. he took off running from agents, he tried to get rid of a handgun. they took him to the police department. everyone in every neighborhood now glad he's locked up and won't be able to hurt anyone else. >> our hearts and prayers go out to the families. in maryland and wilmington. >> neighbors around here tell me tonight when all this went down before it happened, it was very quiet. it wasn't a lot of sirens and flashing lights. it was unmarked cars and plain clothed agents. one the agents moved it informs a swarm. an army of officers took over the area.

he will be arraigned tomorrow morning. >> he's accused of gunning down six people in maryland. including his own coworkers. in edge wood. >> live to continue our team coverage. you spoke to workers who were just feet away when the gunfire started. >> lucky to get away with their lives today. they were feet away. they ran away when the gunman started firing the shots. we're photoaway from advanced granite solutions. as you can see over here a small memorial is starting. you can see candles and flowers. folks come here to say good-bye. in talking to folks here today rkts it seems the community is just starting to grieve. >> our hearts are broken tonight. >> reporter: heavy hearts at a vigil yards away from where three workers were killed.

others injured this morning. yellow caution taped surrounded for most of the day. the manager there. confusion and disbelief are all over his face. >> they were all family. working together for a long time. and it's just tragic. >> reporter: four workers inside the building tell nbc10 they were only feet away from the shooter when he started firing. they were forced to watch their friend who they call oscar, die in front of them. >> there were no signs of issues claiming 37 year-old prince rarely talked to them. muk el says he froze at first before running for his life. >> he shot. he was like running too. >> he got shot at? >> yeah. >> reporter: a moment of silence held for the victim. as he told us the business has lost three family members. and looks loik so has the surrounding area. >> they are doing great support.

>> so like i said the community is just starting to grieve. you can see advanced granite slougss it is all quiet right now. once again five people shot inside. three killed. two others were sent to the hospital. i'm told they remain in critical condition. for now we're live in edge wood. nbc10 news. >> so much pain there. and a will the of healing needed. thank you for staying op top of that. police say prince drove 50 miles north to wilmington and shot another victim. at 28th street autosales. >> let's go to drew smith. outside the police department. you have learned a lot about the shooting and princes long criminal record. >> good evening. prince is locked up behind the bars. this is far from the first time he's been in police custody. we learned his connection to the da shooting victim is because of

past criminal activity. >> reporter: an hour and a half after the mass shooting. the violence continued here at 28th street autosales in wilmington. >> i'm not believing this. >> reporter: prince shot jason ball in the head and body. >> we were hysterical. he's a fine young man. >> reporter: ball was doshs conscious and alert. and told the man's name who shot him. family spoke with responders and prayed outside the hospital. >> he told the cop to tell my daughter he love her. >> reporter: prince targeted ball because of a past history on some criminal case. one neighbor says she knows princes family. >> that boy had a good upbringing. he wasn't a madmen or crazed. he wasn't. >> reporter: his history paints a dirnt picture. arrested 42 times in delaware alone. including 15 felonies leading people to question why he was

freed today. >> is we have to find a way to keep them behind bars so they can't reoffend. >> ball is in stable condition in td hospital. he's a very lucky man to survive such a deliberate shooting. >> the fbi says they are treating this as a case of workplace violence. and don't see ties to terrorism. the official charges against prince haven't been released. he will be arraigned tomorrow. count on nbc10 to bring you the latest updates on this breaking story. we were first to report his capture on the app. find now so you can have the alerts sent to your phone. the search is on for another suspect. after a woman and her son were carjacked in new castle county. surveillance images of the suspect. the victim saying she went into the store and left her son in the backseat of the car with the

keys in the ignition. and says the suspect hopped inside. the victim son managed to get out. before the suspect drove off. first look today at brand new security cameras along the river trail. in all, 21 cameras covering eight entrances will be installed between art street and the south street bridge. the trail has been the site of several attacks and sexual assault. officials say they're working with police to send a live foed from the cameras into the police crime center. a lawyer for jerry san dusky says he will appeal a judges decision denying the former pen state coach a new trial. he's serving a 30 to 60 year sentence for sexually abusing ten boys. the 73 year-old had argued he didn't receive adequate representation. he also says prosecutors should have been disclosed more details about changes to the victims stories. a guilty verdict in a local war crime trial. the captured international

attention. today a philadelphia jury decided he lied about his past as a rebel commander in liberia. so he could enter the u.s. he sought asylum 20 years ago. his trial involved testimony from several witnesses who said he or his soldiers killed civilians, raped women. and engaged in cannibalism. former president obama balm stepping back spoo the political spotlight with a visit to new jersey tomorrow. he will stump for governor candidate phil murphy. in the final debate. both are vying to succeed christy as governor. states property taxes took center stage. and william patterson university polls show it's a big issue in the november 7 contest. polls show murphy with a lead. coming up. taking fire. the security guard who became

the first victim of the las vegas shooter tells his story for the first time. plus he said she said. the president response to allegations he disrespected a soldiers grieving mother. putting his money where his mouth is. one eagles player says he won't spend a dime of his salary this season. getting warmer. we're goij to see temperatures coming at us ta will be in the midand upper 70s. we'll say good-bye to the cool air for a while. it will return. i'll break it down for you.

more than two woks passed since the massacre in las vegas. tonight we're hearing a firsthand account from the man who may have prevented the killing from becoming even worse. the security guard at the mandalay bay. spoke publicly for the first time in an interview on the ellen show. the first to encounter stephen

paddock on the 32nd floor. police say he fired about 200 round through his door. before he shot and killed 58 people. >> i heard rapid fire. and at first i took cover. i felt a burning sensation. i went to go lift my pant leg up and saw the blood. >> shuck credits cam pos for saving his life. ellen is donating $25,000 to a go fund me account for the las vegas victims. and she's doing it in the security guards name. the growing me too movement has inspired an o limbic star to share her story about sexual abuse. she says she was molested by former u.s. gymnastics team doctor. she posted a statement on twitter. she alleges the abuse began when she was 13. and went on for several yores.

he's been accused of assaulting 140 girls and women. president trump is rejecting claims he was disrespectful to the grieving family of a fallen soldier. congresswoman wilson says she heard the phone call the president made. to the widow of one of four soldiers killed this month. claims the president said sergeant johnson quote knew what he was signing up for when he joined the military. tonight the white house calling that allegation appalling. >> she was in tears. and she said he didn't even remember his name. >> didn't say it at all. he knows it. >> johnsons family backs the congresswoman's account. president says he has proof the story was fabricated. president trump says the nation faces a quote once in a lifetime opportunity to over haul the tax system. today the president met with republican and democratic leader of the senate finance committee.

republican leaders are casting the tax plan as a boom to the middle class. democrats say it would benefit wealthy individuals and big corporation. >> i bloelieve the proposal is drafted as a break to the rich. >> i think we'll have a bigger economy. and will generate more revenue for the federal government. than what we're on track to generate today. >> the president joked the plan are receive unanimous support. but most democrats are expected to vote against it. the victims of hurricane harvey are still struggling to recover. just look at the line of people as far as the eye could see in houston. that's today. people flocked to the park to apply for a state program. which provides hurricane harvey survivors with the food assistance they need. recipients are given a card that can be used to purchase food.

hurricane victims from puerto rico are trying to get back to normal. many are finding that in our area. 60 evacuees have enrolled in schools in the allen town school district. because of devastation in puerto rico. superintendent tells nbc10 it's a situation the district equipped to handle. >> our challenges are capacity. we are uniquely qualified and prepared to provide services for our students. we already serve a large spanish speaking population. >> the district has recently accepted five students from florida. he expects more evacuees in the weeks to come. a local principal is back on solid ground. after spending the night on the roof of the school. this is video from this morning. principal tim long welcomed students. he promised to stay on the roof over night. if his students raised $8,000 to

help a school in texas destroyed by hurricane harvey. it was the brain child of his secretary. who was from texas. >> that's going above and beyond. >> literally. good for him. >> he got lucky with the weather. >> temperatures are warming up again. we could get close to 80 degrees toon. tammie souza back with the forecast. >> you threw the big eight number out there. we'll see. sunday or monday. why not. dream big. look how beautiful our city is tonight. we have clear skies once again. what a spectacular day we had out there. temperature reached 72. we should be at 66. didn't pick up any rain. our highest win gust was 15 miles per hour. i'd give it an a plus. it is perfect pumpkin picking weather. if you have to get out there, you want to go out and get it from one of the pumpkin patches

and put up your halloween decorations. do it now. it will be sunny through the weekend. perfect opportunity to do that. it will be dry. low humidity. we'll see increase static elect tristy. be prepared for a shock every now and then. it will be warm. weevil see the 70s for the next six days. before the bottom falls out. let's look at where we're going. 73 tomorrow and friday. we'll bounce to 75 saturday. maybe we'll sneak in an 80. it's possible. we have south winds if they gust strong enough we may see it on one of the two days. not for the entire area. for part of the area. so let's go ahead and let's hope. let's hope for that one last summer. nothing going on with the radar. everything is quiet tonight. that's because we have the big ridge of high pressure in place. keeping everything away from us. bringing warmer air into the region. and the front skirting through michigan. it's falling apart.

it will travel by to the north of us and take us down a couple degrees. on friday night into saturday. you probably won't notice it. it will be mainly at night. and maybe a few high thin clouds from it. that's about it. so let's go ahead and go hour by hour. our wind are out of the south. when you wake up tomorrow morning we're looking at midand upper 40s across the area. i don't think 50s. that's off a bit. hoe 70s for a high tomorrow afternoon. upper 60s in out lying areas. winds are pick up. and on friday we'll do the same thing. we'll see right around 70 to 73 degrees. it is going to be a really nice stretch of weather. let's check out your neighborhood forecast. 49 in philadelphia. 43 pennsylvania suburb. 41 low high valley. south jersey 48. 56 at the jersey shore. 49 in delaware. tomorrow take a look at the virtual sky. the forecast model paints the sky for us. lots of blue. you'll need the sunglasses.

73 philadelphia. we'll see 70 lee high valley. 72 south jersey. 70 the jersey shore. 72 delaware. another spectacular day. your ten day on ten. it climbs before it dives. 73 friday. 75 saturday. 77 sunday. clouds increase. the eagles have the game monday night. i think we'll be cloudy. we're hoping the front coming through after that. even 70 early tuesday before showers and thunder storms take us down into the 60s. all right. sluggish and sleepy. tomorrow morning on nbc10 we explore chronic fatigue syndrome and why it affects more women than men. from 4 to 7:00 a.m.

after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need.

eagle chris long is putting

his money where his mouth is. the defensive end is donating his entire season salary. the final ten game checks will go to organizations that support educational equity and opportunity. >> tonight long met with kids at academy charter school in frank ford. one of the schools which will be impacted by the money. >> everybody needs resources and so this means a lot. and people get behind. so like i mention i have had a player pledge $50,000 the rest of the season. >> some of the money will go to the organization summer search to help kids in philadelphia. that is really going above and beyond. as well. such a role model to do that. and put that money on the line. for the kids, john. >> special guy. he wanted to do it now so he can inspire others with the platform he has. to give more money. already one player is doing it. the draft is loefing philly.

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the sixers have had the worst record in the nba over four years. it is a new era tonight. in washington. a loft sixers fans in dc chanting trust the process. ben simmons his first game. 3 and a half minutes in his first bucket. will thes of lay ups. 18 points and ten rebound. markelle fultz grew up in washington. he had friends from middle skoo there. had his first bucket.

joel embiid, a dunk. sixers within fife. joel with 18 points. 13 rebounds and 27 minutes. he played more than bret brown thought he would. wizards up two. slams it home. next possession, from the window. to the wall. john wall, 28 points the lead is up to six. sixers hanging in. how about seven 3s. jj redick can't tie it. with seconds left. sixers lose. 120-115. joel embiid says he was surprised brown let him play 27 minutes. >> we got to stop it's a plan. plan with that. go out there and play. approximate you're tired get up because injuries happen more often when you're tired. >> it's more of a plan we have this year. than a restriction.

and when you look at and you feel the flow of the game, that's where the variables come in. >> a minutes plan chl like a cell phone. okay. eagles get back to a regular practice schedule preparing for the redskins. it would be a big win. how hungry this team? >> it's the conference championship game. that's how we have to approach it chl going into the game. monday night. and it's going to the fans will treat it like a championship game. we are. we'll be ready to play. >> big stakes. philly the proud host of the draft this yore in april. next yore officially in dallas. jerry world chl the draft set an attendance record here. it will be a tough act to follow. don't know if they can. i'm john clark we're right back.

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