From nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. Good evening. Weve learned new details about the man suspected of carrying out bombings in new york and new jersey. Some of those details from his own writings which may shed light on a possible motive. Ahmad rahami was captured 48 hours after he planted the first of four devices, including one that injured more than two dozen people. The first time rahami came to the attention of the feds. Tonight, a 2014 fbi inquiry triggered by comments made by his father and the recovery of the suspects journal are beginning to fill in some of the troubling blanks in this case. Nbcs Miguel Almaguer leads off our coverage. Reporter after ahmad rahami was shot by police on monday, investigators say they found a journal on him, pierced by a bullet, filled with Law Enforcement officials call it a rambling series of references to past events. Noted inside, the ft. Hood shooting. And a mention about al qaeda propagandist anwar alawlaki. We dont know about a path to radicalization, but we do know about his path around the world. Reporter with investigators diving deeper into rahamis repeated and lengthy visits to pakistan and afghanistan, today his father confirmed he had spoken in the past to the fbi. You talked to the fbi two what did you tell them . Reporter in 2014, after a trip overseas, federal Law Enforcement officials were called to his home for a domestic dispute, where rahami stabbed his brother in the leg and a neighbor heard his father yell, youre a terrorist his father later told the fbi he was just angry and he had no reason to think his son was a terrorist. The fbis extensive investigation into his activities at this time did not activities. Reporter tonight investigators are also seeking answers from rahamis wife. Asia bibi rahami. The two were married in 2011, she was living in pakistan and applied for a u. S. Visa. They found out she was pregnant, and then they told us she couldnt come in until she had the baby. Reporter the visa was later granted and but federal Officials Say she was not in the u. S. During last weeks bombings. Out of surgery and sedated, rahami hasnt been talkative. The two officers he injured have been released from the hospital. Im glad to be alive, glad to be home. Its been a long 24 hours. Reporter this as federal investigators say they have connected rahami to four explosive devices. Two Pressure Cooker bombs in new york city, a cluster of pipe bombs in new jersey, a backpack loaded with explosives, it was first discovered by two homeless men. I said, we need to go to the Police Station right now. I said, whats wrong . He said, thats a bomb. Reporter tonight here outside the family home, federal investigators say theres no indication the suspect may have built his bombs inside the home, or that more may be placed throughout this community. The suspect is expected in court next week. Lester . Miguel, thank you. Justice correspondent pete williams. Lester late today federal prosecutors filed bombing charges against Ahmad Khan Rahami saying he began ordering his materiels to build his bombs in june. In court documents, the fbi says analysts found 12 of his fingerprints on the unexploded bomb left in new york. And his prints on materiels found with the bombs left near the commuter station in elizabeth, new jersey. Late last week, the fbi says a Family Member recorded a cell him lighting some kind of incendiary material in a backyard at or near his home. As for that notebook found when he was arrested the fbi says he wrote that the u. S. Continues to slaughter the mujahadin in afghanistan, iraq, syria and palestine. The fbi says the notebook concludes with this line the sound of the bombs will be heard in the streets. Gunshots to your police. Death to your oppression. The government says some of those injured when the new york bomb bearings and shards of Metal Removed from their body. Lester. Pete williams, thank you. To president ial politics where donald trump is facing new scrutiny over his Charity Foundation spending, while his son donald jr is under fire for comparing refugees to poisoned skittles. Our latest polling Shows Hillary clinton leading donald trump by five points. We get more on all this from nbcs hallie jackson. Reporter for the third time in three weeks, more questions Donald Trumps foundation which today the new York Attorney general, a democrat, confirming hes looking into whether trump paid his own legal settlements with money from his own charity. At issue, payments like the 100,000 trump gave to a Veterans Group after a legal dispute. A check cut, not from a business or personal account, but from his charitable foundation. As first reported by the washington post. Its clearly unethical to use expenses that one ought to be paying for out of their own pocket. Reporter the trump camp not commenting as today in North Carolina trump again talks tough on immigration. Immigration security is National Security. Reporter but its his son under fire for an analogy critics find in poor taste, against the backdrop of the syrian refugee crisis. Donald trump jr tweeting this photo of a bowl of skittles and a metaphor hes made before on camera. If we had a bowl of skittles thousand in there were poisonous, would you take from the bowl . You wouldnt, until you could figure out which ones were bad. Reporter the Parent Company responding, skittles are candy. Refugees are people. People like the young syrian refugee whose photo went viral again from those outraged. Vp nominee mike pence responding tonight with nbcs kelly odonnell. I think whats insensitive is to turn a blind eye to policies that are very likely compromising the set security of the american people. Reporter trumps team calling the candidates son a tremendous asset, blaming Political Correctness for the uproar. And in an ironic twist, the person who took the photograph of that bowl of skittles trump jr tweeted tells the bbc he himself is a refugee. Watching it all, Hillary Clinton off the campaign trail today, preparing for next weeks debate, and huddling with her National Security team. Hallie jackson, thank you. New details emerging about that Deadly Police shooting in tulsa, oklahoma, that has ignited nationwide outrage. Dramatic video shows a white officer fatally shooting an unarmed African American father of four. For the first time tonight, were hearing the officers side of the story. Our Gabe Gutierrez is in tulsa with that. Reporter with Terence Crutchers suv stopped in the middle of this twolane road, a 911 caller wasnt sure what to make of him. I think hes smoking something. Reporter officers responding to an unrelated call spotted him. Ive got a subject who wont show me his hands. Reporter but said he ignored their commands for more than a minute. Video from the Police Helicopter shows crutcher had his hands up as he walked back to his vehicle. An officer in the chopper who cant be heard by the officers on the ground makes this observation. That looks like a bad dude too. Looks on something. Seconds later one officer fires his taser and another fires her gun. She joined the Tulsa Police Department five years ago. She said she was never this scared ever in her entire life. Reporter her lawyer says crutcher was acting erratically and was thought to be reaching inside the suv for a weapon. She clearly believed him to be under the influence of some type of narcotic, possibly pcp, because shes a drug recognition expert. Reporter the tulsa world reports, citing the lead investigator in the case, that a vial of pcp was found in the suv. Still toxicology reports are not finished and no weapon was found. Today the attorney for crutchers family said the video shows crutcher wasnt reaching inside the vehicle because his window was up. It shows that this police department, like Many Police Departments around america see people of color as criminals, as suspects, but not as american citizens. Reporter the District Attorney is now reviewing the case to see if any criminal charges should be filed. Developments in the scandal involving the countrys biggest bank. The ceo of wells fargo on the hot seat before Congress Today and getting an earful from both sides of the aisle over the millions of fake accounts opened in customers names. We get more on this from nbcs tom costello. Reporter called before congress, the ceo of wells fargo quickly fell on his sword. I accept full responsibility for all unethical sales practices in oet reporter but he faced bipartisan condemnation. So you havent resigned, you havent returned a single nickel of your personal earnings, you havent fired a single senior executive. Reporter the scale of the fraud, stunning. Wells fargo admits, its employees fraudulently opened more than two million bank and credit card accounts, forging applications to boost sales figures. Frank noticed he was being charged 15 to 20 a month for accounts he never opened. Had 15 accounts at once. Reporter the bank opened unauthorized accounts in the name of linda and kate edwards when kate turned 18, she says, ruining her credit rating. Thats one heck of a birthday present from one of the Worlds Largest financial institutions. Reporter the chief of retail banking, carrie tolstedt, left in july with a 125 million parachute. The bank has fired 5,300 employees for the fraud. The common practice of crossselling, taken to an extreme. Failing to notify customers about these sham accounts opened, this isnt crossselling. This is fraud. Reporter the ceo stumpf insisting it was not an orchestrated practice. We never directed or wanted or team members to provide products and services to customers that they did not want. The only way that wall street will change is if executives face jail time when they preside over massive frauds. Reporter in fact, a criminal the company has already been slapped with 185 million in fines. And that executive who walked away with 125 million this summer, she could still get an end of the year bonus. Lester . Tom costello tonight, thank you. An air force pilot was killed today when a spy plane crashed in northern california. A second crew member was injured when both ejected after something went wrong during a Training Mission aboard the surveillance plane. It crashed some 50 miles north of sacramento. Investigation. Turning overseas to the growing anger over the attack on humanitarian aid trucks that killed more than 20 people in syria. Late tonight, a white house spokesperson saying the u. S. Is Holding Russia responsible. And today the u. N. Suspending all aid convoys in that country after that attack west of aleppo. We get more from nbcs bill neely inside syria. Reporter in a brutal war, a new low. The food for 78,000 people targeted. Aid workers, then rescuers, killed. It was hit near aleppo, just 30 minutes after the ceasefire ended. This rescuer blamingim helicopters. The u. N. Says the convoy was clearly marked. If this attack was deliberate, it could well account it could well amount to a war crime. Reporter russia says it didnt do it, nor did syrian aircraft. It blames rebel fire. The u. S. Blames russia or syria. We think it was an air strike. It wasnt us. So that leaves only two candidates. Reporter the president addressing an angry u. N. Were going to have to pursue the hard work of diplomacy that aid deliveries in syria have now been stopped, leaving the desperate like those in aleppo even more at the mercy of war. John kerry says the ceasefire is not dead. Ive been in aleppo today, and its certainly dead there. And this attack is surely another nail in its coffin. Lester . Bill neely in syria, thank you, bill. Still ahead tonight, dangerous crashes in selfdriving cars, what the government is doing about the serious safety concerns over these vehicles as more and more hit the roadways. Also, how will this former president cast his vote in november . Back now with the potential dangers on the road from selfdriving cars. Theres already been at least one fatal accident involving these kinds of vehicles here in the u. S. Today the feds jumped into the fray urging new rules to keep this rapidly expanding technology as safe as possible. We get details from nbcs jo ling kent. Reporter the rules of the road are changing just months after a man died at the wheel while driving his tesla on auto pilot. Last week, we test drove ubers selfdriving car and for a second, there was a malfunction during a right turn and i had to grab a hold of the wheel, which is exactly what federal regulators are doing today, rolling out new guidelines for Driverless Cars. The policy is about establishing safety as a cornerstone of autonomous reporter the Transportation Department recommending a 15point compliance plan, requiring carmakers to report on a range of issues, including data sharing, Cyber Security and how passengers will be protected in the event of a crash. Plus, federal authorities may require carmakers to submit Driverless Cars for safety inspections before they hit the market. In an oped monday, president obama said, if a selfdriving car isnt safe, we have the authority to pull it off the road. Until now, Autonomous Vehicle rules have been set state by state. Weve got to crawl, walk, and then run when it comes to Autonomous Vehicles. It cant be the wild west out there. Reporter the selfdriving coalition for safer streets, which includes ford, google and uber, saying today theyre on board with the new guidelines, no matter who or what is behind the wheel. Jo ling kent, nbc news, detroit. Were back in a moment with hollywood heartbreak, the famous couple shocking fans by calling superstars Angelina Jolie and brad pitt are splitting up. Yes, much to the sadness of their fans, brangelina is no more, after jolie filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences. They were married in 2014, but theyve been together more than a decade and have six children. Pitt issued a statement saying hes very saddened and asking for space during this, quote, challenging time. Now to a story involving bushes, clintons, and kennedys. According to Kathleen Kennedy townsend, daughter of the late robert f. Kennedy, former president george h. W. Bush announced at an event yesterday who he would be voting for. Kennedy says bush 41 is backing Hillary Clinton. But the former president has not given any endorsement so far publicly. Incredible images from costa rica tonight. This time lapse video shows the turrialba volcano sending a massive ash cloud more than 13,000 feet into the air over forced to close yesterday, but operations resumed this afternoon. When we come back, one familys desperate journey from next dangerous Drinking Water in phoenix, the new report claiming its contaminated. How hundreds of citizens became by mistake. Finally, an ambitious goal announced today by president obama before the u. N. More than 50 countries vowing to double the number of refugees taken in around the world by years end. We followed the journey that one here in the usa. Our Richard Engel now with their story. Reporter we first met the kiwan family in jordan. They were refugees from the war in neighboring syria. Poor and desperate. Samir had to pull his teenage sons from school to work odd jobs. But what caused the kiwans to apply for Refugee Status in the u. S. Was mainly the hope that daughter hala could get eight months ago, they packed up and arrived here in marietta, georgia, safe and sound. All the kids are in school now. Hows school . So good. Reporter and samir works shifts at a local restaurant. Hala is learning english quickly, and earning straight as. But her heart isnt as strong as her spirit. Shes not supposed to run. When she does, she tires quickly. You have an operation coming up. Are you nervous . Huhuh. Youre not . Im okay. Reporter america has been good to the kiwans, but theyre worried when they hear that Many Americans consider Syrian Refugees like them to be a security threat. We have our incompetent Government People letting them in by the thousands. And who knows, who knows, maybe its isis. Reporter the kiwans went through 40 hours of interviews, and like all the 10,000 Syrian Refugees taken in so far, they passed multiple background checks by the u. N. , fbi, and other agencies. Of a local church group, who are helping the refugees settle in. The true story is, theyre not all isis. So those who say, we have no idea who these people are, they dont know what theyre talking about . They dont. Reporter at a recent church picnic, the kiwans and six other Refugee Families from syria joined their american born neighbors. Middle eastern foods mixed with american standards. Very good, beautiful, nice. Wonderful city over here. . . . . Reporter hala is about to go through a series of scary heart operations. But shes not afraid. Shes grateful. Richard engel, nbc news, good evening, right now our big story on 12 news, concerns about the Drinking Water in phoenix. A report said its contaminated with a toxic chemical. It can cause cancer. Were live at Phoenix City Hall and officials said that po is misleading. The headline caused people to be scared but the city said the water is safe and this an Environmental Group that got bad information. Youd been forgiven for not hearing of chromium 6. Its the chemical that erin hinckley. Its in the city of phoenix water supply said an Environmental Group. And the city said, they used bad math. This was 80 locations. Its high but still under the limit. They said they didnt account for how much water from the sources is used. And phoenix water officials said chromium is in groundwater an blends with the surface water and brings the levels down. The epa level is 100 parts per billion, it was 80 parts per billion. They said its 1. 6 but they said it causes cancer, how bad is up for debate