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steven fisher was the first reporter on the scene this morning. that neighbor admitted she almost didn't make that call to police. >> at first she wasn't sure what was going on at her neighbor's house. but the more she watched, the more she got the gut feeling that told her something just wasn't right. she was hesitant to call police, but looking back she and everyone else are glad she did. >> it was carol's phone call to 911 that resulted in this scene in a quiet plymouth township this morning. police cars and a a house surrounded. >> it was scary because we have lived here for 50 years. never, ever had a problem. she shh two men break into the house and flooded the street and locked it down. >> the 31-year-old barricaded himself inside the house for three hours. >> i was basically watching from up here. >> you can see everything. >> i can see everything. >> her 7-year-old neighbor was alk to escape, but did suffer minor injuries. >> we were just praying to get these people to protect the police officers. >> sky force 10 was overhead the remainin

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to your first alert weather now, summer nights don't get much better than this. a live look at the beach in cape may. it is sunny and clear tonight. a nice evening to take a run along kelly drive. still looking live at boat house row. the humidity is really pretty low. it feels comfortable. beautiful today, beautiful tomorrow, youen can't beat that. let's go to meteorologist hurricane sandy for the rest of the week. >> if you didn't get a chance to get outside and enjoy today, you got one more chance. because tomorrow is going to be very much like today. 84 degrees right now. we got up to 86 today. the sunshine continues. we have blue skies across much of the area. we have a nice sea breeze at the jersey shore. and that's keeping temperatures moderate. 80 in ventor. 78 in ocean city. 78 in cape may point. eninland it's not especially warm. the high temperature, 86 today. 86 tomorrow. i think the southeast wind may keep the temperature down a bit on friday. those clouds offshore are dwoing to stay offshore and the next area of showers is barely i

a different picture in folk music lovers are bracing nbc 10's steven fisher has the story. >> rep when we got here said they hope it does rain. if it does rain the festival is festiv >> 1988 i've done a lot of cloudy rainy and very hot festiv >> i'm welcoming the rain right now. i'm really hot. i'm happy about it. >> rain or shine. i don't love mud fest but if you come with a good pair you'll be fine. ♪ >> rep the music never >> we sat through driving rain storms we sat through near tornadoes down a lot of fence and stuff. so we're ready for it. >> rep the festival tents set up for musicians and vendor some will attempt to avoid it. the only way there will be of course nothing as ofiest but report steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> a live look at the wind field. just a light breeze out there. we're expecting some heavy winds and heavy rain about to head a bit hazy out there. >> the eagles lucked out they now a live look at first alert radar. if not getting rain at >> let's bring in our meteor we saw that live picture, dark >> they are building very quickl do see those winds developing. mo

reporting live, steven fisher, nbc news. >>> we had more breaking news. sky force 10 is live over a shooting in novrt philadelphia. we have learn ed happening in a guy knee avenue. no word if anyone was hit, but we know the police officers were not hurt in all this. sky force 10 live over a police-involved shooting. the section cordoned off there now. >>> roigt now at 5:30, tracking rain for the start of the weekend. here's a live look down the shores of may. not looking bad out there. we know that the clouds are slowly going to start to push in. dry at this hour. people soaking up the last rays of the day. then the changes will come tonight into tomorrow. >> you can see the rain move in into our area on the radar. this could mean your friday night plans are going to involve a little rain. >> let's get to meteorologist erika martin. she's timing all this out for us. >> this is why i like neighborhood forecasts. it allows us to give you the details as to why not everybody is seeing rain at this moment. so the suburbs current temperatures in the 70s. we hav

steven fisher is okay. >> doing well after all that. >> that was amazing. >>> all right.r nbc 10 at 5:00. >> here's keith jones. >>> next at 5:00, the eclipse excitement continues all over the region. it was the hottest ticket in town. thousands of people lining up with the mt. joy observatory in delaware to witness the solar eclipse. their once in a lifetime experience all new at 5:00. >>> and i'm tracking heat and the chance of thunderstorms making a return. most accurate forecast is coming up. >>> some people couldn't believe their eyes as they stopped in their tracks to peer up at the sky for today's solar eclipse. this was the scene where the sidewalks were filled with people enjoying the sights. >> across the country, millions of people dropped what they were doing to walk outside and gaze up at the sky. oregon, and wyoming, two of the states caught in the path of totality. while we never saw totality here in the region, we have a pretty good show of mother nature. >> if you missed what the eclipse looked like here in philadelphia, or you couldn't track down the gla

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00, betrayal and theft from a retired police officer in charge of his police union. former cape may police officer john campbell was the president of the union. he admitted to a judge he stole more than $100,000 to pay for home improvements, utility bills and luxury time shares. new jersey attorney general christopher porino said this was a craft betrayed by a man who took an oath to uphold a law. the state will recommend campbell get a year in jail, pay back the money he stole and pay a $15,000 fine. >>> new information about a shooting outside a target in northeast philadelphia yesterday. we just got off the phone with detectives and they say the suspected shooter turned himself in this morning. so far, no charges have been filed. police are still investigating what happened. witnesses told us the shooting started with a fight around 3:00 yesterday and then they heard five fgunshots. one man was hit in the back. he's expected to be okay. the store was evacuated while s.w.a.t. officers searched for that shooter. the store re-opened this morning.

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steven fisher, "nbc10 news." >>> in north philadelphia, the third annual day of peace. anti-violence event is the brainchild of a local 6th grader held at mt. zion united methodist church. the free event included a school giveaway, young entertainment, and face painting. two students were given scholarships. >> it's a day where kids can have all free things and a day of fun and a day of peace and don't have to think somebody's going to come in shooting at them. >> she is no stranger to giving back to others. she's been collecting food, coates and clothing for the homeless since 2014. she donated money from her water ice stand to buy school supplies for kids in need. >>> a teacher accused of ultimate assaulting a student two years ago. she taught earth science at o & j roberts high school in potts town. police say her victim is a student but didn't say if they're a student where she taught. she resigned from her teaching position. >>> betrayal and theft from a retired south jersey police officer in charge of his police, you know former cape may police officer yuan campbe

steven fisher has the latest on this case. >> reporter: neighbors were called seeing him come and go from time to time, but people said they won't feel better until he's locked up and behind bars. >> this is usually a quiet area. it's not really much done on this block. >> but yesterday police rolled in here to lo cust street and raided this house and found the gray sedan involving to the accused killer just down the street. >> it was scary. it is scary. >> the raid on this house that turned up empty startled neighbors and that's not what bothers them. the fact that he's still loose is weighing heavy on everyone's minds. >> of course, it's making me nervous. it's making me nervous about anyone that's on the street. >> dorothy fisher didn't know rollins was a frequent visitor. >> it's not going to change her row teen, but nose who live around here say they will be keeping a closer eye ob each other and who is strolling through. >> i will be leery. >> just have to be careful. >> from listening to the neighbors, they feel uncomfortable with the entire situation. we have been in touch wi

steven fisher spoke to mothers who have been pushing for this law for several years. >> how a driver over the 37 years of the existence, countless lives have been lost, but malcolm says they have made a breakthrough. a blood alcohol content will be use ed d to use of the interlocn the car. >> interlocks are a game changer. to have it on their vehicle, the vehicle will not start if they have been drinking alcohol. >> they have been around for years. he says they are proven to work. between 2003 and 2012 there were 78,000 drunk driving attempts stopped in pennsylvania due to that device. in 2016 pennsylvania had more than 10,000 alcohol-related crashes and 29d deaths as a result of drunk driving. >> we are not satisfied. >> they won't be satisfied until they reach their goal. >> this is a starting point. there's a lot more work to be done until there's no more victims in pennsylvania. >> steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> it is almost back to school time. a former eagle is helping local stude students get ready. >> nbc 10 was at the andrew jackson school in bella vista neighborhood where

reporting live, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 is updating this major story on our app 24 hours a day. we were the first to tell you about the crash and will bring you any developments on the investigation right on your smart phone. >>> a few delays this morning for commuters a at penn station. workers were moving some transit trains out of a rail yard when one of the cars derail ed. no one was hurt. this mishap caused 20-minute delays for riders. those trains have since been cleared from the track. >> sky force 10 was over the scene as they roped off the area. thought it was a stick of dynamite. police took it to a safe location to dispose of it. the navy dismissed the commander of the 7th fleet. that comes after four warshipen accidents in the pacific, two of which left sailors dead or missing. the latest happened near singapore when the u.s.s. john mccain collided with an oil t k tanker. they found the remains of some of the ten sailors missing in the accident. this crash follows the june collision between the u.s.s. fitzgerald and a container ship. nbc learned one of the mis

steven fisher has the story. >> reporter: bank robbers come in all different shapes and sizes. >> soy people struggling with money that i guess they have gotten to the point they will try just about anything. >> reporter: and wear just about anything. in these surveillance photos, one woman is dressed as a nun carrying a black handgun and the other wearing sunglasses. >> it's a nun outfit. i think it was just for distraction. >>. >> reporter: the nuns walked into thises bank with the intent to rob it. but police say they got spooked. >> they i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: bank customers said it's something out of a movie. where the bank robbers dress up in suits and masks as u.s. presidents. >> maybe they figured they will get in the bank and nobody would think about it. >> she says that only does this bother her because she's a customer, she's also kcatholic. those fake nuns are still on the run today. i'm told the fbi office is now investigating this attempted b robbery. reporting in pocono township, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> as rescue efforts continue in and around hous

definitely. >> that was steven fisher reporting. tonight a $10,000 reward is being offered for information about the sexual assault of a jogger in norristown. the attack happened at a farm park. police say the victim was grabbed from behind yesterday morning. today police reopened that park but many people remain on edge. >> i want to think of what happened in broad daylight. i didn't think it would be here. >> the suspect was armed with a gun and wore a mask. >>> now here's a look at some of the stories making headlines county by county across the region today. this man faces charges in the deadly stabbing of a ep stepfather. he found the body in burlington. no word on what led to the stab ing. >>> in montgomery county, police say this man is wanted for a murder in pottstown. steven holmes is accused of kill canning diamond stone on sunday night. . the two got into a fight and stone was stabbed. >>>. developing story in atlantic county. crews are search issing for a missing swimmer. he was last seen near the steel pier last thiegt.

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> more breaking news. president trump issuing a warning for north korea concerning its development of nuclear weapons. >> if north korea does anything this terms of thinking about attack of anybody that we love or we represent or our allies or us, they can be very, very nervous. i'll tell you what. they should be very nervous. things will happen to them like they never thought possible. >> the president issued that warning while he was addressing reporters at his golf club in north jersey just before a security broefing with top advisers. he said the warning he had for north korea earlier in the week may not have been strong enough. you may remember on tuesday the president warned if north korea made anymore threats against the u.s., the north would be met with fire and fury. instead north korea announced a detailed plan today to launch a barrage of missiles toward guam. the island is a u.s.er territory in the western pacific ocean. they are preparing to fire four missiles over japan and into. the waters s

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> a deadly standoff at a south carolina restaurant ended with a gunman shot by police. authorities say a fired dishwasher shot and killed a chef and held a small number of people hostage for three hours this afternoon. this happened in a busy tour area in charleston. the gunman is in critical condition right now. his name hasn't been released. >>> tonight friends and family are mourning a sailor killed in a navy ship collision. they confirmed kenneth smith died on board the u.s.s. john mccain. his father says he was a great son and sailor who loved his family and shipmates. other who is knew him say he was a faithful friend. >> very outgoing, sweet guy. anyone that knew him was lucky. >> nine other sailors are missing, but the navy has called off the search. >>> new details about a boy who accidentally shot himself in the face inside his house in south tld. the grandfather tells us the gun did not have a safety lock and was not put away. the 11-year-old boy is in stable condition a of this morning's shooting at this house on hick street. investigator say

steven fisher has the story all new at 5:00. >> people went into the wine and spirits store noticed they had to pay a little more and weren't too happy about it. restaurants and bars say this will hit them right where it hurts. >> no matter if it is top shelf oefr bottom shelf the price is up. >> went up maybe $1.50. >> liquor control board expects to generate $185 million for the state with the increase. some believe there is a better option. >> will i be back? probably not because i do have a place down shore. we get competitive. >> a price hike on wine and liquor felt throughout the state of pennsylvania. 421 products see an increase from a dollar all the way up to $100. >> they do something that really hurts the little guys. at the end of the day this is going to hurt our bottom line. >> reporter: the owner of coyote crossing, a bar and restaurant. >> i have to reevaluate all of our liquor costs and reevaluate our prices and decide how to adjust to the changes so they don't hurt us as much. >> reporter: he says they have difficult choices to make to ensure spirits and customers keep

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> our coverage of this major story continues on the nbc 10 app. download it for free to get breaking news alerts on the story sent roigt to your smart phone. e we update our app 24 hours a day so you don't miss any news. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather tracking more heat and humidity. this is where you want to be on a day like today. take a live look at camel beach in the poconos. lots of folks have joined that nice with water there. people keeping cool in the cities. sky force 10 spotting the kids swimming at the recreation center. pools will be really popular over the next few days. >> you have been missing in action. you have been by the water. >> i was. it was nice to take a little break by the water, but it's great to be back too. >> nothing like that water. meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has your most accurate weather forecast. so many people at the beach and at the water park. >> we'll see how lousy the weather was yesterday. a tremendous improvement and so that's gotten a lot of people outside today. friday, a different story. eve

. >> team coverage continues right now with steven fisher live in the lehigh valley.storms are moving out. >> that's exactly right. moving out. the worst of it over parts of delaware and south jersey. areas like the lehigh valley did not see as much rain which is good news. take a look at the heaviest rain. the center just out to sea now. what we have left behind are scattered showers across the board. we want to continue with this throughout your evening hours as this continues to move along from west to east. let's take a closer look into where rain is moving through. steady rain coming down. it stretches from wilmington through philadelphia and up to trenton and pushing up into the suburbs. all a light to steady rain falling. this is not going to trigger flash flood warnings but an annoyance for the drive home. there was heavy rain over southern portions of suffolk county. that will move out to moving out to sea. and along the shore line mostly in the clear but spot showers, as well. we have spotty showers tonight and temperatures have been much lower than average.

we're reporting live, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> our coverage continues now with nbc 10's mitch blacher live in center city. >> the ntsb told us where the investigation stands. still so many questions. >> reporter: the ntsb spent most of its day in upper darby but came here to the marriott to brief us, which happened moments ago. here's what we know right now. the.n ntsb says there is video from two on board cameras that show that accident. that video is on its way washington, d.c. for analysis. we also learn ed that investigators have not been able to get a a full look at the damage because they can't get underthe rail cars. what they have seen so far shows some buckling on the floor of that car as soon as the cars are taken to the rail yard a recorder will be pulled so that should reveal the speed factor. one of the main questions that we asked was about automatic train control. that's the train slowing safety system that's supposed to prevent a train from overspeeding. investigators say that's now a major focus of their investigation. >> the line just has signals and right no

this is a live look at some nbc 10 steven fisher is live for us this afternoon in montgomery >> hope people brought rain gear. >> rep they did. but so hot and humid, so muggy did happen. so far we're rain free but it year. this is what makes this festival so great. >> this is my 11th year. >> i've been coming here 23 >> rep they know when they come here for the folk festival >> the music is great. >> the whole atmosphere is great. everyb friend. >> rep whether you dig the full band sound, or acoustic >> i love the festival. >> you want to be on this side up and down all through the >> rep he's a folk >> we've been coming almost years. >> rep sitghts and >> for me it's a time machine, >> rep some are here to no matter what the reason it's year. again, right now no main just hour. but the festival runs until for saturday and sunday. >>> he needs an umbrella? >> i gave him a thumbs up we're not seeing any rain in or seeing a lot of rain and some so, we do have this first alert we're tracking severe storms. also tracking the threat of some flash flooding. for all neighborhoods. i do t th

we go to steven fisher with new information about the main line shootings that have been traced back to rollins. >> today we learned that rollins tried to rob somebody else and when thatten department it work, he turned his attention to john lee. police told us they still believe he's in the philadelphia area, but told us he has contacts out of state. 24-year-old derek rollins was caught snooping around someone's house. when confronted he opened fire. >> we think he still has the gun and that's what concerns us. >> and the incident out there speaks for itself. >> police say he used the same high powered handgun and to kill 29-year-old john lee. >> he's a a dangerous individual. we're not sure what e he can can do so we need him off the streets. >> he was not his first target. police say rollins tried to rob a kid on his bike. when the kid got away, he happened to be walking by due to the search spanning three days, multiple agencies now joining the hunt for rollins. >> he is armed and dangerous and we have talked to law enforcement including our federal partners who are assisting the

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> another story in west philadelphia, people have been evacuated from their homes as police investigate a possible marijuana growing operation all handling in the 4800 block of cedar avenue. hazmat crews and narcotics officers are on the scene checking out the house at the center of it all. neighbors told us this he were surprised to see emergency crews on their street. >> just coming home and everything was blocked off. and my grandma comes in and she goes well, someone has marijuana plants in the basement. so as far as i know, like i said, we've nevould he have've like this. >> not clear when residents will be allowed back in their homes. >>> now to the weather. take a look at the radar. showers are already moving in. this is a live look at city hall here. you do want to keep your umbrella handy tonight. you can see cloudy skies over the liberty towers. showers are expected late tonight and into tomorrow morning. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is cracking the first alert forecast. >> yeah, a few sprinkles in the area.tcracking the first alert forecast. >> yeah,

reporting live, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> now to our other breaking news. police opened fire and one person has been shot and taken to the hospital. drew smith just arrived at the scene. get us to speed. >> there's a large police presence here from 8th street along allegheny. you can see they have crime scene tape all throughout the area. there's a large presence of the crime scene unit down by a maroon car over there. we know it was around 5:30 when we're told officers were involved down here. they had opened fire. but police have so far not told us if they were the ones who shot this guy. they were brought to temple hospital. he was the shooter here. we know that they did discharge their weapons here at the scene. we'll be updating you later on at nbc10.com at 11:00. >>> we're live in north philly. >> tonight there's a person of interest in the hit-and-run crash that kill ed a woman in center city. this afternoon police released this picture of a man suspected in last sunday morning's crash on ray street. a woman was found in the middle of the street. pol

my colleague, steven fisher will be following this ntsb investigation throughout the day. >>> temperatures are soaring as we take a look outside. we are tracking a threat for severe weather. we take a live look at radar showing where storms are right now. nbc 10's krystal klei is here with the most accurate forecast. >> yeah. today first alert and tonight another. it feels hotter than it actually is. delaware with the exception of the beaches under this first alert from noon through 6:00 this evening and temperatures should start to drop down a bit. looking at highs between 92 and 96. a lot of moisture in the air. it is downright sticky. it will make things feel like around 100 degrees outside. a few of us may be a degree or two above 100 degrees. take a look outside. we are at 84 in wilmington. this is what it feels like outside. most of us in the south feeling like 90s. atlantic city feeling like 93 degrees. this has been fairly cool around august. for us to get feels like conditions means it will be a shock to the system. we have that first alert in place. here is a loo

let's begin with steven fisher live in upper darby where the ntsb is now investigating. >> reporter: the crash behind me habit changed much behind me. you can see what's going op. but the ntsb is out here investigating trying to figure out how this happened. until the train with the caution tape can be removed, the line will continue to experience some delays. this was the scene just after midnight at the transportation center in upper darby. emergency crews raced to the station after an occupied train from the high speed line crashed into a parked train. >> there was a a train coming out of norristown, which is coming east into the terminal and it struck a parked train that was sitting there for the morning. >> for a a short time, the transportation hub came to a halt. 42 people were injured and had to be taken to various hospitals. >> when you're going a certain speed and you can't control it's scary. >> my daughters picked me up and drive me. i'm not going to ride it. as the ntsb investigated, we spoke to officials that said the norristown line was running every 20 minutes. a litt

we go to steven fisher with new information about the main line shootings that have been traced backo rollins. >> today we learned that rollins tried to rob somebody else and when thatten department it work, he turned his attention to john lee. police told us they still believe he's in the philadelphia area, but told us he has contacts out of state. 24-year-old derek rollins was caught snooping around someone's house. when confronted he opened fire. >> we think he still has the gun and that's what concerns us. >> and the incident out there speaks for itself. >> police say he used the same hi

steven fisher was the first reporter on the scene this morning.ed she almost didn't make that call to police. >> at first she wasn't sure what was going on at her neighbor's house. but the more she watched, the more she got the gut feeling that told her something just wasn't right. she was hesitant to call police, but looking back she and everyone else are glad she did. >> it was carol's phone call to 911 that resulted in this scene in a quiet plymouth township this morning. police cars and a a house surrounded. >> it was scary because we have lived here for 50 years. never, ever had a problem. she shh

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >> to a south jersey father admitting to killing his ed todr in court today. d.j creato accepted a plea deal to first degree ingaggravated manslaughter charges in the death of his son. he told the judge he deprived his son of oxygen. he faces up to ten years in prison. it comes after a jury was dead locked on the case in may. a retrial set for next month. >> this guy is get iting away wh murder. it's disappointing if somebody is saying they did this to their child. it's crazy in my mind. >> retired superior court judge joining us to discuss the case that is captivated our attention and what may have triggered today's plea. >> detectives traveled to georgia to interview a man wanted for murder on the main line. police believe he was shot and he shot and killed the john lee last month. authorities said there still needs to be a hearing before he can be extradited back to the area. >>> what a difference a few hours makes. overnight flashes lights and flood waters took over streets in south philly. an antique car on the ramp as downpours took a toll on the area.

. >> reporter: steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> we have new video of a hot spot tr addicts to shoot up in north philadelphia. for weeks the city and other groups have been cleaning up this area near the train tracks. it has made a big difference. take a look. this is what the tracks used to look like. littered with garbage, needles, tents and the groups involved have been cleaning up for just about a month. >>> new at 5:00, there could be legal action against a major health insurer after mailing hiv results that can be seen from outside of the envelopes. take a look. the parts that are crossed off actually reveal information about hiv prescriptions. patients in new jersey, pennsylvania and six other states are impacted. they say this is unacceptable and they are ensuring it will never happen again. >>> a university student is suing amazon after he says he was burned by ab exploding portable charger. he filed the civil lawsuit on wednesday. e he says he was inside the student center. he put the charger and the phone in his pocket and that's when he claims it exploded. he suffered third

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> now to our nbc 10 first alert weather. we're tracking showers for our friday night. the rain this evening is a taste of what's to come tomorrow. plenty of people taking advantage of the warm weather today. >> nbc 10 in medford this morning before the rain moves in tonight. one of the kids' activities, canoeing on the lake. not a a bad day to be out there on the water. many of you probably have friday night plans. >> we are tracking what's really a neighborhood forecast. we talked about this every day, but this is why. notice that we are already seeing some rain showers and sol lightning strikes through berks county and lehigh valley. everybody else is clear right now as far as rain is concerned. but everybody is already seeing developing clouds very quickly. let's zoom right on in to berks county. we are picking up on heavier downpours and lightning strikes. as we go in closer, i want to show you the rainfall. this is your rainfall rates. but everybody else is pretty much dry. we are waiting for that rain to make its way h

. >> steven fisher caught up with the band today for a look behind the scenes of rehearsal. >> they haveye-bye on the national stage for years. >> about 50 in the country and we're one of those. >> reporter: yet their. popularity is starting to grow. >> people don't know about this activity. >> reporter: the cad ets are made up of 150 kids from 17 to 22 years old. >> we have people from japan, england, canada, denmark. >> reporter: right now they are ranked 7th in the country. >> doing something this prestigious with 150 other people around you who love it the same amount that you do is something really special. >> reporter: they didn't get this good by accident. >> we rehearse all day every day for like 90 days. >> step by step, every move calculated and precise. >> you people drumming the way they do, move and play like that, you don't see it. >> reporter: for the kids it's a thrill to compete on a world stage. >> looking up in the crowd gives you a big adrenaline rush. >> reporter: and a privilege to perform. >> i get chills when everybody is on the field. when the horns are playing a

steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence. it has no place in america. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with setting the record straight. today president trump deliver the message many had been waiting for calling hate groups repug nantd. t this followed criticism from democrats and republican for failing to forcibly deny sprechls. supremacists. nbc 10 has team coverage. lauren mayk found out about a local group's plan for action to denounce hate. >> but let's begin with brandon hudson with more on the president's message. >> reporter: under relentless pressure, president trump condemned the violence. >> racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs. including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. >> reporter: his statement came during a brief return to washington two days after this weekend's white national rally behind the unrest in virginia. also for the first time, he me

fisher stevens. >> seth: fisher stevens.rs and applause ] how much do you think -- >> we put everybody on double-decker buses. >> seth: oh, wow. so you just bussed everyone over. >> from the theater. yes, over there. and he wouldn't see us. >> seth: he wouldn't see you? >> no, no. [ laughter ] >> seth: did you feel -- how much do you think it hurts him when new yorkers are upset to see him? >> a lot. >> seth: yeah. >> a lot. i was there at the very first demonstration, the night after he was elected. >> seth: yeah. >> and -- [ laughter ] well legally, the legal term is appointed by the electoral college. >> seth: yeah. sure, yeah. >> but he was -- he was tweeting at us from up there. >> seth: yeah. >> like protesters -- protesters say i'm not legitimate. unfair! [ laughter and applause ] wow, you know. and so we went back, this time and i thought -- certainly with marissa tomei and olivia wilde. right? >> seth: yeah. >> that would really upset him. >> seth: yeah, no. i think you're right. >> you know -- >> seth: that's his -