brandon hudson is outside. what have you learned about this crash. >> reporter: the 6-year-old stepped off of one bus and was walking behind it when he was hit by the other bus. now investigators want to know if the driver was distracted or speeding behind the wheel. cellphone video captured the moments after a school bus driver hit a 6-year-old near the intersection of alabama road near collins in camden. a crowd of workers helping a young boy in crying in pain. she watched the aftermath unfold. she said she couldn't believe a bus driver hit the child. >> it was terrifying to see him there laying there. he was bleeding from hisforehead. >> reporter: they shutdown part of the road to gather evidence. the boy walked behind that bus when he was hit by the driver of a second school bus. one witness told us this wasn't the first crash of its kind at the intersection. >> my son got hit by a bus down the street over there. >> reporter: nbc 10 learned the school bus belongs to the -- bus company. the big question is w

brandon hudson asked officials why the accused shooter was out of jail with a gun even though he had been arrested more than 60 times. happening right now, former president obama is back on the campaign trail. he's in north jersey right now. there's a live look stumping for phil murphy. this is inside the canvas kickoff event in newark. as you may recall, this is mr. obama's first time stepping back in the political spotlight since leaving the white house. murphy was his ambassador to germany to 2013. he faces a republican opponent in the november election. >>> some of the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00, we start in burlington county. police are looking for this woman who they believe used a child to steal a cell phone. it happened earlier this month. police say the woman stood watch as the boy unplugged a gold apple iphone on display. then put it in his pocket. a new trail is open along route 291. the trail spans about 3500 feet to the dar vae creek bridge. it features upgrades including lighting and other public amenities. >>> one of the hottest zip codes f

brandon hudson is heading to that scene on the ground. mitch blacher is headed there in sky force 10. by the way, we just got word mayor de blasio and governor cuomo will arrive at the crime scene, which is just unfolding. we'll make sure to e get you the latest from new york. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> we don't know what the motivation was for all this. we are going to keep an eye on that story. >>> it's one of the oldest neighbors, but over the years, crime and drug use have plagued the area. now it's a nonprofit that's work ing to change that perception. >> germantown is a finalist in an online competition for an historic preservation grant. it's brandon hudson reports, the poll closes at midnight. it's not too late to help them win. >> inside this build. ing at the intersection of germantown avenue and east price street. >> over time it shifted. it was in pieces. >> a piece of history that needs some tlc. this is part of parker hall. >> we're not going to have another condo for someone to get rich on. >> reporter: if german town wi

. >> brandon hudson is live from the scene of this deadly hit-and-run. brandon, neighbors are calling for action? >> reporter: city leaders said that this sign needs to be changed with a traffic lot and it's the only way to stop speeding at this intersection. a 57-year-old was struck, a driver hit him in a gray van and continued driving. when we returned to 67th and linmore, it didn't take long for neighbors to talk about who was hit. >> his sneaker was inside their yard. >> reporter: kim rann to help after the collision. >> he was hit so hard, it knocked his shirt over his head. people on this block want to make sure the intersection safer. and they need speed bumps to slow things down. >> reporter: most pedestrian fatalities happen in urban areas like this one. the most recent numbers from the national highway safety administration show pennsylvania had 169 pedestrian fatalities which includes hit-and-runs. a majority of them were in philadelphia. >> when you come across that hill, most of the time they are doing 45, 55, 60 miles an hour. sometimes at

brandon hudson has the story. >> have you ever been in the oval office? >> reporter: president trump praising former secretary of state henry kissinger. even as he down plays reports with his current secretary of state rex tillerson. >> i didn't undercut anybody. >> reporter: tillerson at the white house today for lunch. hours after forbes magazine reported that president trump distancing and that tillerson called him a moron and said if he did, i guess we'll have to compare iq tests. i can tell you who is going to win. >> he wasn't questioning the secretary of state's intelligence. he made a joke. maybe you guys should get a sense of humor and try it some time. >> experts say the back and forth could impact america's standing with other countries. >> they are concerned if they get an understanding with the secretary, it's simply won't hold up. >> the president insisting he has confidence in his secretary of state. meanwhile the presidentç firin another shot at senator bob corker calling him little bob corker and saying "the new york times" when record

brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> more breaking news. a federal judge just blocked the latest version of the trump administration's travel ban. this is after hawaii requested the temporary block, the most recent restrictions involve people from eight countries, including north korea and venezuela. >> a driver lost control and jumped the curb. the 57-year-old driver remained on scene. >> take a look at these four cars in northeast philadelphia. did you see they have flat ti s tires. forcing them off the road is near academy road. >>> right now nfl owners and players are sitting down trying to find common ground on the national anthem issue that's overshadowed the game the past few weeks. they were in new york city to talk about the recent protests. and how the league is trying to find a consensus about the issue. last month president trump took aim at the players in a twitter tirade and that led to larger demonstrations over the last few weeks. eagles players were at the meeting today. you may remember embracing jenkins before a game sayi

live in edgewood, maryland, i am brandon hudson. nbc10 news. >> wilmington police are holding a news conference right now. we want to listen in and get the latest from that location. >> right now he is not likely to die. he was able to give us pretty good information that immediately allowed us to make sure that we were able to link what just happened in maryland, where we got the alert from maryland police, who sent it over to delaware state police, who put it out and broadcast it throughout the state of delaware. we were able to put two and two together immediately because of the information supplied by the victim on 28th and northeast bull varr boulevard. >> he was shot in the head? >> according to witnesses one in the head vicinity and i believe one in the body. >> what was their relation? a business relationship. >> the individual? >> between the suspect and the victim. >> maryland or wilmington. >> wilmington. >> right now they've had past history on criminal cases. that's where i have to leave it at this time. there are some

brandon hudson has that story in our next half hour. >>> first, the crisis in puerto rico. outrage as new video shows food and water thrown in a dumpster. it was supposed to be aid for people on the island. puerto rico's secretary of state posted this video on twitter. he says the boxes of food and water were thrown away after being left out in the rain. now that is just one of the reasons the group is heading to our nation's capital tomorrow. all new at 5:00, how dozens of people will travel to d.c. to demand puerto rico get more aid. >>> up here, everything is running smoothly. but u.s. citizens struggle to survive in another part of the country. >> they are just surviving, and that's what it comes down top every day is how do i survive. >> her aunts and uncles live in puerto rico. >> my uncéeç called us to say good-bye. he didn't think they are going to make it. that was heartbreaking. >> they are alive, but barely living. >> they have to wait at a gas station for hours to get any kind of anything. whether it's food. >> members are fed up with what they say is a lack o

brandon hudson spoke to a dj who was one of the first to play his music in philadelphia. >> it's a wild day. >> most radio stations have a collection of tom petty's hilts, but at wwmr, there's a catalog of personal station i.d.s. >> we probably have more station i.d.s from tom petty that be any other artist. >> although he passed away, his personality will live on through the quick clips which he listen to for hours. >> he would do these goofy christmas i.d.s for us. he sat behind a piano and sang songs. >> isn't that great. >> he's another of those guys that your dad listened to him, you listen to him and your kids listen to him. >> this is one of the things we have left. >> it piqued interest in his vinyl collection. he went to six petty concerts. >> it was like a family atmosphere sing iing along to t greatest hits. >> this photo is from 1985 at the man music center. >> he has photo of the first time he met petty with fans. >> e he came over and jumped into the picture. >> e he remembers seeing him in his last philly performance at the wells fargo center. >> what we have been. saying

live in manchua, brandon hudson. >>> people are bracing for another hurricane to make landfall. hurricane nate's wrath is already being felt. this is new video in grand isle, louisiana. check out the waves already. tourists have left the island, but some haven't decided to ride out the storm. this is a liver look from the big easy. rain started to fall a short time ago in new orleans. today the last of the 178 floodgates across louisiana are now closed to protect populated areas from the storm surge. there are already mandatory evacuations for some folks not protected. the hurricanes is expected to hit very soon. let's go to to urine hurricane expert glenn schwartz. what's the timing of the track of this storm. >> denise, as long as it continues moving in the current path, it looks like it will skip new orleans and head more towards biloxi, mississippi. it's an unbalanced storm, as you can see. you can see the eye on right there on the radar but everything is pretty much on the east kei. hardly any rain on the west. the center is 120 miles from land and moving at about 25 miles

we sent nbc10 brandon hudson to the neighborhood. that's a crime scene. to find out what happened. >> detectives are trying to piece together why someone would kill a 58 year-old woman and hurt a 14 year-old girl. of the shooting happened around the corner. lt 58 year-old woman was walking home. >> a few feet from investigators. she sat outside her high-rise. a tear in her eye. heartbroken over the lsz of her friend. she knew the 58 year-old woman killed in a double shooting at the housing development on north willow street. at least 14 shell casings were scattered on the ground. one bullet struck a teenage girl. >> i heard five gunshots upstairs. i was in the bedroom. >> reporter: moments later. someone told cousin her friend died. a friendly face in the neighborhood. >> she was walking to the house. going in the house. they pow pow pow. i saw it coming. >> morning time we walked by. >> reporter: the 14 year-old went to the hospital. police haven't said if the two are related or if they were targeted. because of this shooting, this maybe one of the last

brandon hudson has been following the breaking details since this afternoon. >> the suspect walked out emotionalless. this all started over a stolen speaker from walmart. no a two year-old is dead. and the thief is facing murder charges. >> reporter: the witness who shared this cell phone video said he watched in disbelief as police officers tried to save a two year-old boys life. one officer put his hand on his head. >> they tried to revive the boy. and i witnessed that. that was awful. >> reporter: the toddler didn't make it. he was killed after being thrown from the joep. when the driver crashed on route 13. and then ran away. police say kun was wanted for a reported theft at a nearby wl mart. another video shows him handcuffed as an officer picked him up behind a guardrail. >> we have a simple retail theft. we have to answer to charges. turn into a fatality. >> for the mother i can't imagine what she feels. >> reporter: the crash happened around noon. dormer saw coop try to run away. while the child was on the ground dying. >> i saw it auout of the back o his car. and ran. >> still

nbc10 brandon hudson is live. >> president trump and administration want to be clear. paul manafort ties have no direct tie to president trumps campaign. however investigators may use this as an end for any leads on any suspected russian collusion. >> reporter: sidestepping cameras and questions. former trump campaign manager left court in washington dc after pleading not guilty to 12 counts of money laundering and tax fraud. manafort didn't talk, his attorney did. >> you all saw today that president donald trump was correct. there is no evidence that mr. manafort or the trump campaign colluded with the russian government. >> reporter: the president echoed that in a tweet today. according to to a 31 page document. manafort and the business associate rick gates earned millions of dollars lobbying for the russian government. and put the money in offshore accounts to avoid paying taxes. manafort spent big money on home improvements, real estate, art and antique and clothes. >> these defendants are looking at decades in prison. there's a tremendous incentive for them to co

brandon hudson shows us how friends of the victim are shocked. by her loss. >> we tracked down one of her best friends who she met here in high school. she's in shock after hearing someone discovered her body in the woods. ten miles from here. >> reporter: awe tim shared photographs of her and madison. >> she could height light a room up with her family. >> memories that help her get through the loss of her 23 year-old friend. >> you only think of the good memories of course. and that's really like what i'm blessed with. >> reporter: detectives say sunday someone found her body. doctors ruled her death a homicide. she got the devastating news on social media. >> when you see something like that, it's like no way. that's not true. >> she played sports. where the pair graduated in 2012. the two met in strength class freshman year. >> she rushed in the room. she was to late. and stepped on my hand. and i just looked at her like excuse you. are you crazy. say i'm sorry or whatever. and ever since then, she was my best friend. >> reporter: now she's h

nbc10 brandon hudson is there live. >> police sources say, his parents and attorney spent the night talking to investigators. a case that had much of south philly on edge. tonight they can rest easy. >> reporter: moments before he turned himsz in. the 16 year-old hugged his friends in the lobby. one last embrace before he faced detectives investigating the murders of miller and. news of the arrest spread quickly in south philly. >> he grew up on the block. >> reporter: nbc10 returned to the neighborhood where two teenagers were shot and killed tuesday night. someone who didn't want to reveal himself said the prep student will be missed. >> all the kids will remember him. we will cherish him. >> reporter: the gun vims broke the hearts of the victims families but neighbors too. large crowds gathered at the vigils for both young men. they want to know where they were killed and the connection to brandon. a student. >> the teenager didn't want to answer any questions. as he was led into the police station. someone shot at the home last night. his neighbors relieved he's finally in custody. >> t

. >> nbc10 brandon hudson spoke to the victims father tonight. he's joining us live in allen town. >> this is a location where police say carlos crashed his car was shot to death moments later. in the hours since his death we have seen people gather at this location. for several hours. here to remember a young man described as a good friend and a good son. >> reporter: the site of the memorial at tenth and chestnut to enough to bridng her to tear. she helder emotions in check long enough to join others and pay respects. she said the 19 year-old visited her home often. >> rest in peace. i was like i just couldn't believe it. >> reporter: where friends place their memorial is where he died. police say he crashed his car into another here last night. witnesses say a man with a gun got out of the car and shot him in the head. he died at hospital. >> it's the worst call you can receive. >> reporter: his dad spoke to nbc10 outside his home. >> this is really painful. i cannot describe what i feel inside. >> reporter: it's tough to put his emotions into

nbc 10 brandon hudson with the story. >> reporter: police say this armed suspect got away with three previous crimes including a robbery here at the mall yesterday. police say he tried to run over officers today but his crime spree hit a road block. this is not what customers expected to see at this mall before closing. several vehicles at the green parking deck. invorgts parked down a suspect who returned to the area. >> he was driving erratically, he ran over two police cars. >> reporter: a police chief says the officers shot the suspect before he could hurt them. police won't reveal his identity but says he's in his 20s. >> in three previous robberies the suspect was known to be armed with a nine millimeter handgun and previously fired a shot at one fleeing vehicle. >> reporter: the officers were told to look for this vehicle. police say the man also robbed a woman at gunpoint at the mall yesterday. a spokesperson from the smaul says, do the swift action of the police department the situation was contained. the suspect apprehended and no customers or competency harmed. -- employee

brandon hudson has that story. brandon? >> reporter: this man was almost hit at this intersection over the summer and knew that something bad would happen because drivers speed through here unfortunately. it was his own uncle who was hit as he crossed the street. down the street from where a driver hit and killed 57-year-old richard brennan, his nephew remembered the man neighbors called pops. >> he really kept to himself. he was a good guy. he's family oriented. >> reporter: philadelphia police tried to cross south 57th street around 10:00 last night. a speeding driver hit richard going north and didn't stop. investigators are looking for a gray van with a broken front windshield. >> i'm upset that they kept going. >> i heard it was pops. >> reporter: neighbors say pops was walking home. he walked everywhere. >> he walked down this block, down to here and down to the park. >> reporter: sam gordon and v k victoria said that they cooked for him often. >> it's just a heartbreak. i have tears in my eyes. >> reporter: now they

live in edgewood, maryland, brandon hudson, nbc10 news. >> brandon. want to give you another look at the vehicle investigators believe prince was driving. there it is on the right. black 2008 gmc acadia with delaware license plate pc64273. he may have ditched the vehicle by now, but if you see him or that vehicle, you should call 911. >>> we'll continue to bring you updates on this story throughout this news cast. and on our free nbc10 app. >>> this journey was, is and will be, for my daughter's sake. >> leaving home with nothing but a suitcase and the will to survive. dozens of families who evacuated puerto rico in the wake of hurricane maria now calling the lehigh valley home. >> the allentown school district says it has dozens of evacuees enrolled in schools there. steven fisher shows us how one family is settling in. >> reporter: not by choice but out of necessity. hurricane victims going through a second first day of school in new places with new faces. >> this journey was, is and will be for my daughters' sake. >> reporter: carlos is from a part