the saints in august. it was discovered daurg team physical. nbc 10 is the official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> here is another touching moment. carson wentz reunited with the family of lucas kusers who died of stomach cancer in june. he was buried. he was wearing the green rish bracel bracel -- rubber bracelet he gave him. here is a photo of wentz visiting him during treatment. he sent him a message encouraging him to stay strong. he did but another tumor surfaced. after last night's game wentz said he is blessed to be in the lives of lucas's family. it. >> is a special family, a special family. it impacted me in a big way all the way back in the spring and then the story yesterday. it was definitely moving. i was thrilled they could be here. the youngest one, i told him he better keep coming back. >> you can get a bracelet as well. it will benefit childhood kans are research. you can see the entire story on our web site. it is emotional and very good. log onto winbc10.com or tap the nbc 10 app. >>> right now three players from the phi

10 news. >> we'll post updates on this case the second we get them on the nbcp. sign up for breaking news alerts so you'll be the first to know. >>> now to your first alert weather and a frosty night tonight. frost edadvisories in many of t suburbs around our area. and in the city, it's chilly and it's windy. you can see the flags right there on top of the aramark building. let's bring in meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with what we can expect tonight. >> now that the skies have cleared, the wind is going to be diminishing. that adds up to the frost. you can see the clear skies across philadelphia, wilmington, it's looking pretty clear. especially compared to what we saw a cup can l hours ago. we had rain all over the place. it's exited stage right. this is three hours on the radar. what a change we have seen this afternoon. that sets us up for the frost advisories for all of the northern and western suburbs outside of the i-95 corridor and also for the inland counties and south jersey that are going to get well down into the 30s. we'll talk more about

we have a link on the nbc 10 app. results will be announced next wednesday. >>> to our first alert weather. the sun is out there. the air is kind of crisp on this fall day in philadelphia. it was kind of a breezy morning. cover up your plants pfr you go. to bedroom. >> meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking a chilly night for a lot of our area. >> we haven't had many chilly nights so far this month of october. but now that the sky is clearing. that's one of the that's going to allow the temperatures to g down. further to the north, still cloudy, but those clouds will be breaking up as well. and there's a frost edadvisory r that area. now virtually none of it is. hardly anything left. and what's going to be left overnight tonight is some frost. and might want to cover the plants. it's late in the season to have to issue frost advisories. but there and also the inland counties in south jersey getting some of the frost. the main corridor from wilmington to philly to trenton not going to get cold enough for f

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but trust us with, the flags are blowing. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley here with more on what we can expect for the rest of the day. bill? >> yeah, we're still getting some pretty good gusts. in fact, some of the stronger gusts of the day are happening right now. this is a view of cape may. you can see the white caps on the ocean. chilly, windy, but it is becoming a sunny day at the shore. and inland, as well. some nice breaks in the clouds, as the winds have just increased to -- these are the gusts, at 39 miles an hour in philadelphia and trenton. 29-mile-an-hour wind gusts in millville and 37 miles an hour in atlantic city. expect this about as strong as it's going to get this morning. and the winds will be dying down this afternoon. the showers, they're finally out of here. it's going to be dry for the rest of the day. you can see some nice breaks of sunshine in delaware and south jersey. the suburbs of lehigh valley and philadelphia will get a good deal of sunshine today, too. it may not clear out completely,

plan ahead for the weekend with the nbc 10 app. that's where you'll find the hour by hour forecast for your neighborhood. you can sign up to get severe weather alerts for sunday's soaker. they'll be sent right to your smartphone. >>> 40 seizures a day. that was the reality for one little girl almost as soon as she was born. now, the fight for little harper howard has made its way to the university of pennsylvania. >> nbc 10's erin coleman is joining us, researchers are using her life to help others? >> these are diseases that have been largely ignored by the pharmaceutical industry. because they've been ignored, there are no treatments for them. penn is trying to change that. >> harper first started having seizures at two weeks old. >> reporter: born with a rare genetic disorder harper was suffering. >> we were hopeless for a very long time. we realized this was something bigger than we were able to fix. >> reporter: her mother, penny howard, started a blog. hope for harper. which evolved into a non-profit funding seizure research a

a live look at the jersey shore from our camera in cape may. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here with the most accurate forecast. would love to see the sun today, krystal. >> yeah, seriously. and i think some of us will see at least some breaks of sunlight as we get later into the day. this would be the territory with the best chance. overnight, the rest of us will experience that colluloud clear. tomorrow is when we really have a sunny forecast. look at the rain in places. we have showers brushing up against the jersey shore, as well as some of our delaware beaches, up through about half of kent county. it's more spotty showers lingering in south jersey and the rest of delaware. at this point, not a lot of rain left over our pennsylvania neighborhoods, just those clouds in place making it look a little damp and gray to start your monday. let's look closer at the rain. mostly very light from atlantic city to cape may. the deeper green, a little bit more steady rain in and out over parts of the delaware bay at this point. that will

we'll connect you through that there the nbc 10 app. >> there were crowds of women this morning. they are warning to -- >>> let's check things with jessica boyington. >> this is the northbound side. you can see a tow truck up ahead, a disabled tractor trailer here. looks like a few police officers on the scene there as well. so for right now a little slow. moving over the new jersey somewhere u.s. outside of egg harbor city. we have a crash on the eastbound side. that is the traffic moving more towards the shore. and i didn't -- no problems right now. back to you. >>> new details about the recovery and president trump's comments about san juan's mayor as he and the first lady are on their way to witness the devastation firsthand. ♪ >>> and he was an american legend who refused to back down. his music the sound track of so many lives. we'll have a look back at the life of rocker tom petty. >>> and take a look at the temperatures. we have 60s on the map right now but 70s by this afternoon. through the 80s soon enough. we'll take a look at how long that lasts coming up. meet steve sw

for more details, head to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. stina, emily, duke -- daisy didn't wake up for the whole thing. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >>> all right. nbc 10 heads back on the road this week. this morning, the team or the morning team, rather, visits the wawa in upper darby on westchester pike on wednesday. be sure to stop by and say hello as we explore what makes this delaware county community tick. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> oh, my goodness, erin, i am jealous she's over in the other studio with those puppies. let's take a look at radar and satellite. so we're starting with a tight view here. we've got clouds pretty much across the entire area now. and you can see these little blips of green. this is what i was talking about a few minutes ago, when i was saying, isolated sprinkle is possible today, but really the bulk of the rain does not hit until overnight and into tomorrow. today, it's all about the clouds and still the warmer than average temperatures. now, when you have a cold front and

the dead. photos on some, hearts on all. in las vegas, nbc news. >>> vice president mike pence will head to las vegas tomorrow to pay his respects to the shooting victims. during an event at the white house today, president trump said the hearts of all americans remain heavy. >> all of america is praying for the wounded and the grieving. and we will be with them today and we will be with them forever. >> the president also praised the first responders and, quote, every day heroes who helped save countless lives. >>> the debate over a device the killer used to make his guns more deadly continues. >> they are called bump stocks. now some lawmakers want to ban them. the device can turn a semi automatic rifle into a nearly fully automatic weapon. it allows it to unload bullets in seconds. in delaware, both u.s. senators co-signed a bill that would ban bump stocks. >> there have been positive comments from both republicans and democrats in the house and senate about acting to remove from the market trigger cranks and bump stocks. >> that's not for

stay with the nbc 10 app for breaking news apps. we'll let you know as soon as the suspect turns himself in. >>> we want to give you a check on breaking news in new jersey. at least ten people hurt in this bus crash in ocean county. we continue to make calls about this story here. this is on route 537 in jackson township near the entrance to six flags. we know the bush crash in crash tree. a number of people were hurt. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> rescue crews training on the delaware river today are learning lessons that could be the difference between life and death. nbc 10 went along with delaware state police to see how they learned to save people from the most dangerous situations on the water. >> nbc 10 reporter tim furlong takes you along with rescuers all new at 6:00. >> reporter: if delaware gets hit with floods like harvey or you're out on the water, chances are they'll get there before the coast guard. >> we're a coastline state. for us to be ready, we're here. we can get out there rather quickly and get the job done

months later the problems continue to mount. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted geenberireenburg h details. that's all new at 6:00. >> reporter: it is seen by thousands coming into atlantic city every day, but few would consider the closed bayview inn and suites a welcoming sight. >> it's an eye sore now. should be torn down. >> reporter: the motel on busy route 40 was shut down for code violations in midaugust, when an alligator turned up in the pool following a drug raid. since then, it's been the scene of two suspicious fires. doors to some of the rooms still open. >> it is really unfortunate because of that fire. >> i don't see any security over there. it's very easy for people to get in. >> reporter: city officials say in the past week, the problems here have only gotten worse. with piles of tires being illegally dumped on the property. >> it has to be resolved. >> reporter: the director of the city's licensing and inspections department says after a lack of progress by the motel's operator and owner, he's given them a nov

we were first to update this p capture on the nbc 10 app. you can get it sent straight to your phone. >>> the victim ran to a house where he collapsed and died. somebody shot the victim in the chest. investigators don't know where it happened in the neighborhood. officers are hoping to generate leads in the case. >>> a woman is hurt and a firefighter is recovering following a blaze. the firefighter went to the hospital with a knee injury. he is expected to be okay. we are working to find out more about the woman's condition. for a few showers emergency crews -- we don't know how this fire started. >>> a woman is still ton loose this morning. the woman stole the car from the convenience store. this is from a wawa yesterday morning. the victim says she went inside leaving her son in the backseat and keys in the ignition and that's when the suspect hopped in. the victim's son managed to get out before the car drove off. tag number 245559 delaware tags. >>> asking for your help to get an armed and dangerous man off the street. they are looking fo

you can watch the president's speech in its entirety on the free nbc 10 app or on our website. >>> 6:8 right now on this thursday. just about 60 degrees outside. in addition to jackets, definitely bring the hood because we have this rain. this is a live look up broad street toward city hall. >> of course the umbrella will be handy and wipers, make sure they're working. let's check in with the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> yesterday we had spotty isolated showers that popped up. today it's been a little more impressive but it's starting to break down along the western edge of our viewing zone. we're seeing the heaviest portion start to kind of move along here from west to east so it's moving out of areas like delaware, chester county, these areas. the roadways are still wet. it's still kind of cool and it is still windy so it's not a beautiful start to the day by any means but the rain itself is falling over parts of mercer county, much of burlington. you've got a little pocket of heavier rain that's about to move on into ocean county here the next half hour or so. l

10 will bring you an update on the nbc 10 app and nbc 10 news after sunday night football. >>> thiseekend marks five years since hurricane sandy pounded the jersey shore and tonight we have the potential for severe flooding everywhere. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist tammy souza is twraking the storm's path. >> some moisture is tropical moisture pulled north from a system and philippe well to the south of us. philadelphia county and lower portion of the pennsylvania sush suburbs and lehigh valley and all of new jersey, that is under a flash flood watch. we've already seen in some places more than an inch and we'll see another 2 to 4 inches in some places tonight. this flash flood watch is through 4:00 tomorrow morning. if you're going to be out and about driving around, please bear in mind there's going to be localized flooding and power lines probably down from high winds and maybe trees down and storm gutters blocked by all of those leaves that have fallen. watch out for the ponding on the roadways, doppler radar is lit up. lots of heavy rain moving through right now. now i

they just made it up. >> for the record, nbc has total confidence in its reporting. >> fake news. it was a totally phony story. >> the president can call this fake news but he himself has made it very clear that he's broken with his own secretary of state on a whole host of policy issues. >> he ends up not being supported in the way that i would hope a secretary of state would be supported. >> i don't think anyone in the world thinks that rex tillerson speaks with the full backing and authority of this president. >> a president undermining cabinet, cabinet members understood mining the president, this is the most bizarre thing i have ever watched. >> secretary tillerson, secretary mattis and chief of staff kelly are those people that help separate our country from chaos. >> in an exclusive report this morning, nbc news revealed that the secretary of state referred to the president as a moron in a room full of witnesses at the pentagon. the president's response to that report today was that it was fake news. the nbc news report said tillerson's stunned a handful of senior level offi

we'll have live coverage before and after the game. nbcis your official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> tammy is here to let us know how it's going to be. >> it's going to be warm, kind of sticky. cloudy, maybe a little breezy. >> the rain might come after the game? >> i stuck it in at the end of the game so people would be aware. bring your rain slicker. don't be shocked if rain starts to fall. it does look like it's probably going to be after the game. it is a late game. you know, be prepared. anyway, we're looking at kickoff, 69 degrees under mostly cloudy skies with eight mile an hour winds from the south. we will at 9:00 be at 67 and at 11:00, 65. this is warm for this time of year. we'll be topping out in the mid and upper 70s during the day. these are nighttime temperatures as we head into the 7:00 hour. speaking of temperatures, what's going on? i mean, we are -- look at rapid city, 80. there is no cold anywhere except the pacific northwest and moving into the rockies where there is a little cold front already advancing, br

the u.s. nuclear arsenal are absolutely false. nbc news has never reported the president actually called for an increase, just that he talked about it. there are no plans to increase the arsenal. lester? >> kristen welker at the white house tonight, thank you. >>> tonight, new developments on a hazing death investigation that's rocking a major american university. ten young men now face charges after authorities say a drinking game at an lsu fraternity went way too far, ending with one student's death. nbc's blake mccoy has details. >> reporter: one by one they turn themselves in, fraternity brothers, now criminal defendants, charged in the hazing death of lsu student maxwell gruver. the 18-year-old freshman found unresponsive at the phi delta theta fraternity last month. >> i think they should be severely punished for what they've done. >> reporter: the autopsy report out today shows gruver died from acute alcohol intoxication with aspiration. his blood alcohol level was 0.495 at the time of his death, six times the legal limit. the

the home. police say so far no arrests have been made. reporting live, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> we'll keep following this terror in new york city next at 6:00. 8 people killed a dozen injured. the attack near ground zero. coverage continues next. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of new york city lower manhattan. eight people are dead there. what officials are calling an act of terror. and this is the video of the apparent gunman before he was shot in the stomach and arrested. >> drey clark is live in the breaking news center. you have been on the story since it happened hours ago. what do we know right now? >> investigators

the nbc 10 investigators tackle fire safety, next. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. 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. >>> we start with a bus crash in cumberland county. >> what c

the white house isn't saying. nbc'ser alexander has more. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> reporter: from the oval office tonight president trump with a wink and a tease. >> thank you very much. you'll find out. >> reporter: revealing no new details about the meaning of this cryptic comment during a reception with military leaders and their spouses thursday night. >> you guys know what this represents? >> tell us, sir. >> maybe it is the calm before the storm. >> what's the storm? >> could be the calm, the calm before the storm. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out. >> reporter: what's he talking about? the white house insisting president trump never tips his hand. >> we're never going to say in advance what the president is going to do. >> reporter: it is unclear whether the president was just toying around, deflecting from the political storm and hoping his administration or previewing some new action. tonight multiple u.s. officials telling nbc news president trump will likely announce next week he w

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 guid

the judge denied bail for brandon olivieri. nbc 10's drew smith was the only reporter in the courtroom when olivieri was charged with killing sal dinubile and caleer miller. the suspect said little and didn't talk as the judge read the charges against him. hundreds came to say their final farewell to sal dinubile yesterday. the lines were so long at the epiphany of our lord catholic church hundreds of people who tried to get into the funeral could only sign the guest book outside. friends are still trying to make sense of this crime. >> what causes you to pick up a gun and pull the trigger for no reason? >> no word yet on the funeral arrangements for the other victim, 16-year-old caleer miller. as we learn more about the developments in the case we will bring them to you here on the air. it's all on the nbc 10 app. walkers, bikers, joggers were free philly streets. a stretch was closed to cars, buses, from 8:00 until 1:00 in the afternoon. there were free events along the route including yoga, dancing, hand ball and workouts. even

the nbc sky ranger again in east san jose. the public foernls are telling us propane tanks, a trar, cars and boats. two elementary schools are nearby. via vista appear also cedar grove. there are afternoon school programs and sports practices. a lot of kids will be impacted here. we're updating the story when we return. stay with us. the plan to split california into seperate states is back. >>> happening now, still very unlikely to get congressional approval but the plan to split california is back. only this time it calls for three separate california states here. it's been spear headed by the same silicon valley bill air who floated the original plan process on the twitter feed. also on the twitter feed, the first time ever the win kmefrt mystery house is host ago trick orr treat event through halloween. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a ca

it's the guilty plea by a little known campaign adviser. nbc 10 national correspondent tr tracie potts has the latest. >> paul manafort and his associate face a dozen federal charges. the indictment alleged they hid $75 million in offshore accounts, money herbed consulting for ukrainean leader. a guilty plea by a lesser known campaign adviser, he admits lying about his russian contacts during the campaign. >> they had him out there calling people with a wiretapped phone. >> this deal shows that special council is counting on cooperation not just willingness but also results. >> the white house insists his role was limited. >> it was a volunteer position and no activity was ever done in an official capacity. >> democrats pointed fingers and republicans said little. >> that's not our wheel house. >> some believe even the seemingly unrelated charges could connect to russia. >> these defendants are looking at decades in prison. there is a tremendous incentive to come to prosecutors and say we would like to cooperate. >> president trump tweets this

when that update comes along, we're going to push it out through the nbc washington app. >>> speaking of updates, this is a story that resonated with a lot of you and many had interest in. now we know the man accused of murdering the brother of virginia tech football player is expected to be in court this morning. local singer omar rogers was shot and killed earlier this month in southeast d.c. you see him here with his younger brother, who is also a freshman wide receiver at virginia tech, and a former star wide receiver. police arrested jones and charged him with first degree murder. rogers was 25 years old. >>> one of the biggest events of the year really in this area. the marine corps marathon. the marine corps marathon kids soon. you can see the start line right there. the little runners range in ages from 5 to 12 years old. the kids course is a one-mile loop at arlington. tough to get kids up early. sometimes they're waking mom and dad up early, too. six separate waves. the first kicks off at 9:30 this morning, a little under an hour from now. chuck bell was out there, too. he i

the 6:00. i'm jim rosenfield. "nbcxt. >>> tonight, a deepening mystery after the massacre here in las vegas. why did he do it? as we see inside the killer's hotel room, chilling new details on his arsenal, the device used to modify the guns, hidden cameras he set up and big money he sent overseashortly before committing mass murder. tonight police say the girlfriend is a person of interest. what did she know? also the heros in the crowd. >> she was crying and just keep talking to her so we knew she was conscious. i'll never forget her face, ever. >> emotional stories emerge. plus president trump in puerto rico after a public war of

we've been updating you on the nbc washington app since the story broke. for more details -- as more alerts. all you need to do is download the nbc washington app. >>> if you jump the gate at a metro station, you could be arrested the law could be changed today. they're trying to decriminalize it. instead of jail, you would face a $100 fine. you can see them jumping the turnstile. ward 8 councilmember white would rather police keep focus on riders who assault metrobus and train operators. >> there's been a 40% increase in arrests made by metro as far as fee invasion. we feel like it should not be arrests. it should be more so fines. we should use the energy elsewhere. >> metro is challenging that 40% number you just heard. it says it has cracked down on fare evaders but more than 90% of fare stops end with either a warning or a ticket. >>> the world has seen devastating earthquakes in the st earthquakes can happen at any moment almost anywhere. >> this is why fema hosts the great shakeout earthquake drill every november. news 4's justin finch is live at th

we have all of the information on our web site, nbc10.com or on the nbc 10 app. anks so much for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >>> and the event looks good tonight. it will be a little chilly. we are okay here. all of the clouds will begin to dissolve and clouds will clear here. we will be chilly. have a jacket or sweater out there and a good quality one as well with that wind that is out there. frosty weather out there. milder by tomorrow afternoon and then just downright spring like on saturday. >> it will be a short lived event. tracking rain, wind and thunderstorms. these big temperature swings can fuel big storms. it looks like that arrival will be linked saturday night into sunday. let's enjoy the quiet weather that we have for now. it is 54 in philadelphia. it is 57 down in millville and 54 in wild wood with a mixed sky of sunshine and clouds. check out our neighbors to the west. in pittsburgh it is almost lunchtime and 43 degrees. it is 45 in detroit. it is a pool in cool air that pivots around later tonight. it pivots in and pivots out. it doesn

worshippers gathered in center city at the basilica of saints peter and paul. nbc 10 was at the service. >> reporter: red candles lined the communion rail of saints peter and paul. >> darkness does not have power. >> reporter: each light flickers in honor of the 58 lives, hundreds more remain injured. >> i can't imagine what they're going through. the only way. >> reporter: the archdiocese is designating a service to pray for victims of a mass shooting for healing and comfort. broken hearts make room for a better understanding. >> how so much evil can be in somebody's heart as that. i don't know what else to say. >> reporter: the answers are not clear. >> it's not a time to challenge him, oh, god, why did this happen, be near us, be with us, is the response. >> reporter: strengthens the relationship because father gill says tragedy will inevitably strike again. does this help? >> i can't go as far as to say it makes me feel better because you can't feel good about anything like that but it 3u9s you at peace. >>> coming up, a longtime city council woman is honored a

follow the nbc washington app. it's there. we'll post several updates. >> right now a killer is on the loose. the parents of a young woman are grieving this morning. >> the fbi confirming that the body found in charlotte, north carolina is that of ashant ashanti billie. we have been following this story from the beginning and we all hoped for a different outcome. she was last seen at norfolk naval base. and darcy spencer was there as her emotional parents spoke out after hearing the devastating confirmation. >> to the person or persons that decided they wanted to take our baby away from us and away from everyone that loved her, you're a coward. >> the parents of ashanti billie appear before the media hours after learning their daughter had been murdered. they wanted to thank everyone for their prayers and express gratitude to those that helped in the billie had been missing for nearly two weeks. she was last seen at a naval base where she worked. her car was found several miles away. her cell phone found in a dumpster a few mil

. >>> also, fallout from the nbc news exclusive that has rocketed across washington. rex tillerson's boiling point. sources say the secretary of state was on the verge of resigning. so frustrated he even referred to president trump as a moron. >>> and a new tropical threat. a potential hurricane taking aim at the gulf. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >>> las vegas mass shooting. this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from las vegas. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you for being with us on this wednesday evening. behind me those blown-out windows high up in the mandalay bay hotel are hard to miss on this end of the vegas strip. a thankfully temporary reminder of the 11 minutes of cold-blooded violence here just three nights ago. tonight, a new piece of video taken just below the hotel as the gunfire erupted. it was captured by a cab driver in the taxi queue at the mandalay bay as the shots rang out, capturing an eerie calm among confused hotel guests, and then the panic of fleeing concertgoers. 11 minutes in which lives were abruptly ended

and tonight is the nra opening the door to a ban on bump stocks? nbc news exclusive says president ump was furious at his secretary of state after our report about rex tillerson referring to the president as a moron. a showdown inside the white house. >>> americans ambushed, overwhelmed by islamic milita s militants, three green berets killed. >>> a congressman who pressured his mistress to get an abortion. >>> eyes off the road. a startling development about technology behind the wheel. nightly news begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >> good evening and thank you for being with us tonight. the horror and intensity of last sunday night's attack in las vegas seen in snippets of video up to this point is coming into sharper focus tonight as yet another new video emerges, this time capturing the entire [ inaudible ] understand why those in the line of fire felt like it went on forever. >> go, go! everybody go! >> we'll take you through more of that video in a moment and what i

we posted more information on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. i'm rosemary connors. >>> people in puerto rico still need your help to pitch in. call the american red cross at 800-596-6567. >>> to the weather now, sunny skies to end the work week. taking a live look at cape may. >> perfect. >> beautiful day along the beach. look at all the people walking along the beach. a perfect day for a walk. we saw a few folks out on king and church streets. >> the sun is shining down. heading out to a live look at 30th street station. you see the sunbathing the ceiling of that place and all those cars lined up to probably get on to the schuylkill expressway. let's turn it over to chief meteorologist tammie souza who has the most accurate forecast, 70s today. i'll take it. >> mid 70s today. it's only going to get better from here. to a point. even if you're stuck in traffic, i bet you, roll the window down you'll enjoy the weather. you don't need to have the puffy coats yet. beautiful day out there at the beach. people enjoying it. it's going to be cooler bec

strap together, so farrow paid for the chemical himself. nbcays the opposite, saying, "ronan wanted to keep forging ahead so we didn't want to state in his way, and he took it to "the new yorker" and did a ton more extraordinary work." but as the people inside and outside nbc reportedly claimed that they slow walk to the story and rented of the corporate chain. not just news president andy lack but all the way up to universal ceo, something news employees call unprecedented. in fact, some told the huff post that weinstein's attorneys tried to kill the story and nbc news appeared to be synonymous. and it should be noted that last week when "the new york times" first broke the story, both cbs and abc ran it during the evening newscast. nbc did not come out saying weinstein was not a nationally recognized figure. the same excuse was used for pulling a weinstein skit from "saturday night live" ." tucker? >> tucker: thanks, trace. let's be clear. nbc is lying. news division head noah oppenheim say they "encouraged farrow to run the story." the oppos

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read the agency's statement and the entire news conference with her parents on the nbc washington app. >> president trump praising the federal response in puerto rico while hitting -- this comes after his twitter rant against the juan yesterday. in an interview she said the country cannot be distracted as they focus on saving lives. >> i really have no time for anything that is not conducive and productive in terms of saving lives. >> president trump is scheduled to visit puerto rico on tuesday. still not clear the mayor and trump will meet. >> and also i want to let you know that doreen is going to puerto rico as well. the usns comfort hospital ship has been deployed to the region. look for her live reports on first responders and aid workers starting tomorrow. >> back in primetime the redskins don't play until monday night but we'll take you as we look ahead to what it wil takel you. >> what they need to do to win. >> good sunday morning everyone and it is a big game sunday everywhere but washington and kansas city. the redskins traveling for monday night football and this one is no

. >>> and the nbc 10 app was the first to tell you about this arrest. download the free app so you don't miss any updates on this story or any breaking news. >>> a former campaign adviser to president trump pleads guilty to lying to the fbi. while trump's former campaign chairman surrenders to face criminal charges. the president trying to clear the air claim nothing collusion, but legal experts believe this is just the beginning. >> and within the last 90 minutes, manafort and gates pleaded not guilty. >> the most serious felony charge listed in the indictment, conspiracy against the united states. also conspiracy to launder money, failing to renlg sdgiste foreign agent and failing to file reports for foreign bank accounts. also revealed, george papadopoulous applipleaded guil lying to fbi agents about his interaction with the minute thes handed down, nbc 10 followed the story and delay clark is joining us with the latest. >> reporter: a busy day with two indictment and one guilty play. us with the latest. >> reporter: a busy day with two indictment an

nbc pentagon correspondent hans nichols has the latest. >> reporter: pentagon officials tell nbc news isis may have been behind the deadly ambush of u.s. special forces. tonight american troops are still on the ground. >> last night we did lose three service members, and it was a very dynamic situation, and we still have ongoing operations. >> reporter: it happened in the west african nation niger. the americans were on a training mission described as routine. less than a dozen u.s. and nigerien forces were on foot when they were ambushed by a larger group of islamic militants. according to military officials, the green berets and nigeriens were overwhelmed but began to return fire. french helicopters arriving to rescue them. in addition to the three americans killed two were injured. bases. the mission, to keep eyes on terrorist groups from isis to boko haram. are these force, u.s. forces looking to engage islamic militants? >> no. we're there on a security assistance advise mission. >> reporter: the brazen ambush could mark a new chapter in the battle against isis in africa as isis

the massacre. she was from martinsburg, west virginia. here's nbc'se with how the loved ones are being remembered. >> reporter:heir stories are as diverse as america itself. 59 people all with families and jobs and dreams. those who knew them choose to remember not how they left this world, but what they did in their all too short time in it. people like sonny melton of tennessee who died while making sure his wife heather lived. >> he loved her. i think it was second nature to him to do something like that. >> reporter: or rhonda la rock a woman from massachusetts who loved her family and her church. >> it doesn't make sense. she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: but amidst the grief there are stories of bravery, love and selflessness. police who ran towards the danger without thinking twice. survivors reunited with the strangers who wouldn't quit until they were safe. >> this is james lawson. >> there he is. hey, man. thanks, buddy. >> reporter: paramedic dawn marie gray from oregon and her husband kevin. >> when we came out, it was horrific. it was

the governor. lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> back to the business of football. a quick turn around for the birds as they take on 49ers this sunday in south philly. nbc 10 is your official station for the eagles. our coverage begins sunday morning with gameday kickoff followed by game plan at 10:00 and join us at 11:00 for eagles game day final. >>> turning to our first alert weather. you see it on the lens. a light shower down at the shore. you can see the blue skies. finally a lot of sun out there. we could see a chance for another pop up shower later tonight. >> the changes are afoot. that game next weekend won't be anything like the game last night which was balmy. you'll need your rain slicker for next weekend and heavy coat to put underneath it. it's going to be completely different weather than what we saw yesterday. look at the winds still hitting all the bushes out there. we have a southerly wind and that's taking us to the 70s. we have blue skies, with just a few clouds out there. but we could see an isolated shower still popping up later tonight. now t

the victims. we're staying on top of every angle. nbc 10 has a team of journalists from the delaware valley to las vegas covering the story. jacqueline london and matt delucia are in las vegas. >> president trump called the shooting a pure act of evil. what started out as a night of fun turned into the deadlyist shooting, a shoot that people will never forget. >> reporter: surprise -- >> it was like da, da, da. we thought it was fireworks. >> reporter: -- panic. >> people were running and yelling, there's a shooter, there's a shooter. >> reporter: bloodshed at a concert music festival. >> there was just dead people everywhere. it was horrible. >> reporter: authorities tell nbc news that 64-year-old stephen paddock opened fire from a nearby hotel room, shooting hundreds of people and then killing himself. police found at least ten rifles in his hotel room. >> when you heard the gunshots, you knew what was happening. >> jason aldean asked people to pray for las vegas. >> you go there for a fun time to listen to music and hang out with frie

for more informati haunted houses on the nbc washington app. also be bringing you tips for getting ready for halloween all week long. starting monday on "news 4 today." chris and i. >> you're like the halloween guru. >> we put our skills to the test. >> you got it. 6:56, the time. four things to know before you head out. we'll start with the breaking news we've been following all morning. a woman losing her life after being shot in the anacostia neighborhood. she was one of two people who got hit last night. a man also wounded is expected to survive. as soon as we get more info on this, we'll pass it along. >>> a man accused of murdering rogers is due in court today. he was killed earlier this month. michael jones was arrested and charged yesterday. >>> the marine corps marathon kids run is this morning. the kids corps say course is a loop. >>> tomorrow's marine corps marathon. the 26.2 mile race starts and ends in arlington. if you look up our nbc washington app, you can find closures, the race day schedule, as well. news 4, a proud sponsor on

the players also need to be prepared for what's expected to be a messy matchup against the 49ers. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins us live from lincoln financial field just outside the linc for a preview. randy? >> reporter: hey, rosemary, get ready for that south philly soaker. it started raining about 20 minutes ago, pretty light right now. it is tarp city out here right now. a little rain not stopping any of these fans when the birds are 6-1. >> eagles! >> reporter: the fans started showing up around 6:00 this morning, finding creative ways to stay dry. we spotted a lot of tents, tarps, ponchos, but we still found a lot of breakfast cooking on the grill this morning. so the best game plan for fans today coming to the game, pack that poncho, a jacket. we should note that umbrellas are not allowed inside the linc and not everybody is taking that advice. >> i'm going to go in my shorts and a jersey just like a real fan would. we don't need the ponchos. we don't need the rain gear. we don't care. go birds. >> reporter: at least it's not freezing cold today. remember this game, the snow

police had been called to this home a few hours before the murders. nbc 10 in court today for the arraign mement of the woman who admitted to intentionally leaving her son in the tub at their apartment. she also said she held her boyfriend's 5-year-old son under water until he stopped moving. she calmly called 911 after doing so. >> more controlled. not that is indicative of someone that has two murdered children. very calm. >> reporter: we also learned today police had been at the apartment hours earlier. she was frabtic at 3:a 45 in the morning. she came to the u.s. from liberia in 1997. but after her boyfriend, the father of the two boys, was jailed on an immigration issue, she called police worried about her own fate. police say the officer saw nothing that murder was about to take place. >> why would skqját do what they have done? to us, we don't have the answers either. >> come back live. you can see the teddy bears and candles left there. moms now being held on $2 million bail. the video arraignment she yelled she is innocent. last night to tell th

the water. no reports of anyone getting hurt. an nbc news crew in the dark. here's a look at nate's impact on bay st. louis, mississippi, last night. you can see heavy rain and street flooding. the storm made landfall in louisiana as a category 1 hurricane. president trump issued disaster declarations feeding federal aid to those states. this was the scene nearby. you can see floodwaters swamping an interstate highway there. nate is expected to sweep north from the gulf coast along the alabama/mississippi line. we will have a live update on nate from mobile in our next half hour as we continue to track nate's impact. stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for instant updates and alerts. >>> breaking news in philadelphia. we are following two different row home fires less than two miles apart. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in northeast philadelphia at the scene of the latest fire. randy? >> reporter: good morning, ted. firefighters here having a very busy morning dealing with two row home fires. the second fire breaking out about an hour or so ago. you can se