police chief, just sworn in september 1. about the fact that rahami ended up being captured in this small new jersey town, he told us how they train for scenarios like this, and how real it became for his police officers and how t n thannithan thankful he is that in one was killed. the man hunt ended in linding, and saturday's explosion is still causing safety concerns. >> reporter: >> just look, my parking wlot is empty. >> reporter: the manager says a dozen people have called in to cancel after sleepy seaside park became a terrorist plot. >> american flags have replaced a blown apart trash can, but three days after the bombing, there is still dig belief that it happened here. >> i don't like this climate and this not knowing whether or not you're safe. >> we were in seaside park soon after a pipe bomb exploded saturday morning, minutes before a marine corps charity run, luckily it had been delayed and no one was hurt. >> it's hard to believe, it's hard to imagine. >> authorities have linked ahmad rahami to the seaside blast, but it remains unclear when the explosives were put in the trash can. one resident told us the fbi removed the recording equipment. >> security's primary, primary. it always is and it's even more now. >> reporter: borough officials say upcoming weekend events will now include more police and sweeps of areas that may not have been checked before. >> you look a little further, a little deeper into what could now and ensure people are safe. >> reporter: the fbi is leading the probe, but i have learned a seaside park police detective has been assigned to the joint terrorism task force to assist federal authorities with their investigation. in seaside park, i'm ted greenberg, nbc news 10 news. and stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the story. coming up, we'll hear in one man who found the explosives new jersey and likely saved lives by calling police. saluting a colleague, philadelphia police lined up today to give sergeant sylvia young a sendoff from the hospital. >> she was released from penn presbyterian. police say nicholas glenn shot five other people killing one of them. they claim he fired more than a dozen into sergeant young's patrol car. she was hit in the arm, shoulder and for toe. -- torso. >> it's nothing shortly of miraculous that she is even here to receive this kind of warm welcoming. >> it's quite amazing. sergeant young is 19-year veteran of the police force. now to a first alert weather, nbc 10 along mlk drive today, conditions were perfect for a jog, with autumn this far away, the warmth is still on. >> let's get your first alert forecast. >> conditions today certainly above normal, upper 70s and low 80s. a live look outside, we're seeing lots of clouds out there, conditions will improve by the and of this week, certainly by this weekend, you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. right now the suburbs seeing uber 70s, lehigh valley, low 80s for philadelphia and locally we're seeing west mount area at 81 degrees. andorra at 80. and kensington currently keeping it in the low 80s. so trending above normal certainly this time of the year. eventually pushing offshore, a high pressure system will dip on down from the northwest. clouds by tomorrow, certainly a lot better, more sunshine in the forecast. otherwise right now, trafficking a cooldown, by this upcoming weekend, notice by thursday, 86 is the expected high, 87 by friday and low 80s by saturday. then seeing upper 60s to low 70s by sunday, so get those jackets handy because you certainly will need them. be sure you follow our updates on social media. a man who appeared to be the victim of a hit and run last night was actually a robbery suspect. it happened just before 11:00 last night in a parking lot. investigators say a driver pulled up to the atm when a man walked over with a gun. the driver took off first and then wont back to get his card from the machine and that's when police say the suspect jumped out at him. the man hit him with his car as the suspect stabbed a knife through the windshield and then the victim drove off. >> he was scared because he's only been here for a month and he was in fear that he would be arrested. but when the police had his car, he decided to come forward and cooperate. >> the robbery suspect was critically hurt, he's expected to face charges. defense attorneys gave opening statements in the market street collapse trial today. they said the owner had no connection to the collapse, which killed 7 and injured 12. the building collapsed on to the salvation army thrift storm. attorneys for the salvation army gave their opening statements and testimony is expected to last for at least two months. from our lehigh valley bureau, the crime rate is falling in allentown. the city's mayor and police chief released a new report today, showing crime is down about 16% from the previous year. the city now has 2,200 overs, an increase from 2014. out also has 117 cameras. and more are being added. now to decision 2016. in a new poll that shows hillary clinton support growing slightly. this week's nbc news/survey monkey tracking poll shows hillary clinton 5% over donald trump. the topics that are going to be covered in next week's first presidential debate. lester holt will moderate the debate and he's chosen the topics of america's direction, achieving prosperity, and securing america. there will be two 15-minute segments on each topic for a total of 90 minutes. nbc news will bring you live coverage of the first presidential debate next monday at 9:00 p.m. on debate night, join me and the rest of our decision 2016 team at x finity live, be part of the live audience or watch us live on tv at 7:00 p.m., it's about what you want to hear the candidates say during the debate. join us in or on tv. with his presidential in its final months, president obama made his last trip to the united nations this morning to address it's general assembly. the president and first a i arrived at the united nations this morning following his address. the president med with leaders from half a doeseni other nations. >> we all have to do better. as leaders, in tamping down rather than encouraging a notion of identity that leads us to diminish others. >> the president also appealed for toll call. a bathroom break comes at just the rite time. >> that's where i was sitting this morning. came outside, there's the driver stood standing in any driveway and i just laid into it. >> how a trip to the toilet, state saved one man from a terrible crash. newspapers know the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have... toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should follow toomey lead. no wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. y24kmy y5yy colonial pipe lean says it expects to return service to it's pipeline tomorrow. it will take a few stays for the full supply to recover. >> aaa has been tracking the impact of the pipeline problems and despite the progress announced today, could drivers here still see higher gas prices in the coming days? >> unfortunately drivers in delaware are really feeling the impact as the price for a gallon of gas has jump ten cents in the past week. >> i saw that you did a test on how several cars respond to premium gasoline. tell us what you found about that? >> aaa found that motorists are unnecessarily fueling with premium fuel. they see the premium name and they think that means better quality however it only means higher octane. most cars on the road today, 70% of the cars on the road today require regular unleaded gasoline. so motorists in the last year have wasted over $2 million in the past year by buying premium gasolines. aaa is urging vehicles to cou y consult their vehicle manual. >> that's good advice eight there. all right now turning to the forecast. and it's going to be hopefully less humid out there, right, because it's been pretty warm? >> exactly, with autumn right around the corner, erica martin joins us with the forecast. >> more muggy, above normal saw lots of 80s out there. much more comfortable by tomorrow afternoon. 80s for the rest of the work, but i am tracking cooler temperatures by the weekend, simple by saturday into sunday, and sunday into monday. be sure you look at the bottom of your screen for your neighborhood forecast. thursday 86, that's your expected high temperature. and then low 80s, upper 60s by sunday, but the big story is just how cool it's going to get overnight saturday into sunday and sunday into monday. see right now, lots of clouds in the forecast, we do have that low pressure system offshore, notice those thick and soupy clouds pushing eastward. a high pressure system will shift from the northwest. the clouds are thick and soupy, unfortunately, but clearing and certainly improving by tomorrow. allentown temperature 84 degrees, coatesville 77 for you, along with dover, wilmington 81. mt. holly, trenton 81 degrees and also keeping in the 80s in philly. right now overnight lows expected to bottom out in the upper 50s. allentown. 5 for mt. holly and warmer in atlantic city, 62 degrees. so the pattern change, we do have warm conditions, above normal for this time of the year. by the weekend, cooler air in the works, jet stream dips on down, cold front of course keeps temperatures cooler and it looks like we may see overnight 40s sunday into monday. so something to be mindful of. your ten-day forecast, dry for the next several days, but look at this, 87, the expected average high on friday, 83 on saturday, overnight lows actually expected to be a little bit cooler there, certainly sunday into monday and climbing into the 70s monday into tuesday, wednesday and thursday and friday, nablt keeping it in the 70s. so unfortunately, the warmup comes to an end by saturday and sunday. sure you follow us on social media for updates. if you're ready to take on big ben and the steelers, the fans and teammates weigh in next at 5:00. when it comes to risking social security on the stock market... pat toomey wrote the book. "i'm...i've got a whole chapter in my book where i... specifically lay out how i think we should... reform social security." toomey's plan requires wall street and bankers to manage... the accounts. collecting fees out of your social security that could... total billions. fees they collect, even if the market crashes and... seniors lose everything. pat toomey's looking out for wall street, not pennsylvania. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. he's a beast. last time i saw him, oh, my god, it made me nervous. super bowl potential. >> i sure hope they can keep delivering, and as long as he delivers, the team will deliver around him. >> it's going to be a super bowl thing, but it's going to be an exciting season, yeah. >> just sort of tampering those expectations, a beast, no denying it, eagles fans, jumping on the carson wentz bandwagon. >> csn's john clark joins us with more on the carson wentz skraz. >> wentz mania is running while. i'm here at the ed snider youth golf event. all people are talking about is that carson wentz performance last night. he's the first quarterback ever to win the first two games in his rookie season and not throw an interception. let's take a look at the win last night in chicago over the bears. it was carson's first prime time game. his first "monday night football" game and he passed with flying colors. the eagles players after the game, we're talking about just how smart carson is, how he's able to look at a defense and figure out what they are going to do. carson wentz is 2-0 as the eagles quarterback, he's got the number one selling jersey in the league. >> just controlling the ball, protecting the football, making smart decisions, being aggressive, but being calculated with them, knowing when to take chances and we have had some fortunate plays as well. i'm feeling really good. i usually feel good, unfortunate events, bad things happen, but you just got to keep playing. >> coming up at 6:00 in an hour, we're going to have more on carson wentz, and an amazing complement that he paid carson wentz, we'll also hear about carson's defense. i'm john clarke, live in south jersey, back to you. >> all right, john, thank you so much. nbc of course is your official eagles station. we'll have coverage both before and after sunday's game against the steelers. it all starts with eagles game day kick off. >> and don't forget to vote for our high school blitz game of the week, west cherrer henderson and bishop bonna has been and cb south at soldierton. listen to this, a trip to the bathroom might have saved a delaware man's life. a tractor trailer that plowed right into his home. that truck slammed into a man's home in newcastle early this morning. on most days, the homeowner says he would have been smoking on his front porch at that time. but today nature called at just right time. he was in the bathroom when the semitruck lodged itself into the front room. >> normally i'm sitting on that more ch in that rocker. when i was in the bathroom, the house moved this way, this way, this. >> he's got quite the story. the truck driver was not hurt. police are trying to figure out why it happened and if the driver should be charged. neighbors say the trucks from the local canada dry trucks go too fast up and down the road. the first witnesses took the stand today in the bridge gate lane closures on the george washington bridge. >> bryan thompson from our sister station 4 new york has the latest developments. >> reporter: once the governor's top safer at the port authority bridget kelly, the former chief of staff in christie's office. and it was chief bengal who -- three local access lanes were reduced to just one on the first day of school three years ago. chief bengal calls it the worst traffic we have had to deal with since 9/11 when the whole bridge was closed. the chief drove the wrong way to a meeting with the bridge general manager. if anybody died i was going to tell them to sue the port authority. but his attorney seemed undeterred after. >> any feelings after the voice recordings and the radio silence. >> no. >> you can deal with that? >> yeah. >> reporter: when the mayor of ft. lee took the stand this afternoon, he testified that he was heavily courted by the christie administration for an endorsement offered tickets to the giants football games at met life stadium and given invitations to the governor's christmas parties that were high highly coveted, but decided he could not endorse christie's re-election bid. then came the traffic joom. he says he could not reach mr. baroni after years of success and said is somebody mad at me? that's what he's trying to prove, that somebody was mad at ft. lee. in newark, bryan thompson nbc news news. and a new poll shows sinking support for governor christie in new jersey. the rutgerings poll shows just 23% of voters in the state have a favorable opinion of christie. wells fargo gets a scolding on capitol hill for the way it treated some of its customers. plus a deadly police shooting in tulsa draws debate across the country. tonight the officer's attorney and the victim's family are telling two very different stories about what happened here. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's...up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now get our best offer ever, super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer, overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. pat toomey. he's for wall street. not us senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. the justice is department is investigating after a video shows a police officer shoots an unarmed man to death. attorneys for the vittctim's family disputed the turn of events. >> you just saw cameras captured this shooting from at least two different angles. we do want to warn you, you may find the video disturbing. all played out on a road friday in tulsa, oklahoma. 42-year-old terrance crutcher was not cooperating as he walked back toward his stalled suv. but video from both the police cruiser dash cam and another video, an officer tasered him and then he was shot by officer betty shelby. the video shows that no one check on selby for more than a minute. the police chief confirmed that crutcher was not armed. the police chief said that crutcher ignored officers commands kept touching his pocket. by showing an enlarged freeze frame of the video, we have blurred parking lot of that image because it is graphic. >> this is the objective video frame that shows that the window was up, so how could he be reaching into the car if the window is up? >> crutcher's twin sister is demandi ining justice and the pe chief is promising justice to be done. >> his life mattered. his life mattered. >> i want to assure our community and i want to assure all of you and people across the nation that are going to be looking at this, we whether achieve justice, period. >> group demonstrators gathered to protest crutcher's shooting, protesters calling for the case to not be handled by the local government, specifically the da's off. both shelby and the officer who tasered crutcher are now on paid leave. live in the digital operations center, jim rosenfield. eagles safety malcolm jenkins also addressed this deadly shooting earlier today. this is his statement, the first step to fixing a problem is admitting there is one, don't ignore justice, #terran #terrancecrutcher. general kimjenkins joined other raising their fists during the national anthem. see how this demonstration has led to support and to criticism. in new jersey, the state's attorney general today offered a new grant to buy body cameras for officers. he urged police departments to apply for grants for the purchase of body cameras in an effort to promote greater law enforcement transparency. in pennsylvania, they joined with families of people suffering from substance use disorder for a rally, billed as a day of hope. last week governor tom wolf requested a joint session of the join a general assembly. >> these drugs are all over the place, it's insane. and they're easy to get. >> lawmakers held eight state wide hearings over the summer and one member of the hours is addressing ten bills related to opioid and heroin abuse. continuing coverage now of those bombings in new york and new jersey. it was the third explosion linked to ahmad rahami. >> two men one of which is homeless stumbled on the bag, not knowing what was inside. today they're being hailed a heroes. >> whoever did it probably- >> ivan white remembers the moment he opened up the backpack and saw metal cylinders with wires sticking out. >> i say we need to go to the police station right now. he said why and i said because that's a bomb. >> parker who is homeless and trying to earn money for an apartment had a job interview the next day and he took the backpack to bring it with him. >> i just thank god that i'm still alive and we're all still alive, the people of elizabeth. >> police say the backpack was a bomb planted there by ahmad khan rahami. the elizabeth location, so close to the train station and bus depot may have been chosen to inflict mass casualties. but because of white and parker, police detonated the device without anyone getting hurt. >> i'm glad i was at the right place at the right time. i do other things, i volunteer at the food bank, i walk down the street, and people ask me for a dollar and i give them a dollar, does that make me a hero? >> a gofundme page titled heroes. >> hero? i won't go that far, but i think doing the right thing, the every day dude doing the right thing, i'll take that title. >> i thank god that it was found and no one was hurt, that's the important thing. >> reporter: some people commenting on that gofundme page saying these two men are heroes. in elizabeth, new jersey, i'm jane maxfield. coming up next at 5:00, new information for parents, what researchers found that could protect your children from dangerous food allergies. plus brangelina divorce, what couple is saying about the split. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy, joey, ricky, eileen, me, and colleen... all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. british researchers reviewed 150 studies on the timing of introducing allergenic foods. the children less likely to develop algierys when expose to eggs between 4 and 6 months of age. experts say parents should consult their child's doctor before introducing new foods. in philadelphia, local food companies aramark held a local day of service. volunteers gathered to bring health and wellness programs to philadelphia residents. among their goals combatting obesity by teaching residents about healthy eating. >> which drew me to public service is what's drawing me to do good volunteer work in a community. because when you change other people's lives for the better, you actually become happier than they are. >> thousands of aramark associates are volunteering around the world today, community centers and with nonprofit groups. say it isn't so. brangelina calling it quits, angelina jolie has filed for divorce from brad pitt. the documents were filed yesterday citingeing irreconcil differences. she's asking for physical custody of their six children. the couple had been together for a total of 12 years. enjoy the warm trend while it lasts, we do have much coomer temperatures by the weekend, especially by sunday, a cold blast dipping on down from the northwest, details coming up in my full forecast. interstate # 5 exit shut down for almost a year, what drivers need to know. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices? families who lost loved ones in the september 11 terror attacks are calling on president obama to pass a controversial piece of legislation, the president has threatened to veto the justice against sponsors of terrorism. the bill would allow u.s. victims of terror attacks and their families to sue before and after to support terrorism. it passed the house and senate unanimously. supporters say it's about justice. >> we would like president obama to send a year message across the world, if you're going to come to our country and you're going to murder our citizens, we're going to hold you accountable. >> the white house opposes the legislation saying it will open up americans to similar suits in different countries and damage d diplomatic relations. two million fake accounts were opened in customer's names. here's the details. jacquelin jacqueline, this all unfolded at >> the bank president came under fire for it's banking practices. >> i am deeplior that we failed to full till our responsibilities to our customers and to the american public. >> more than any problem faced by the bank in his 35 years there and that he accepts responsibility. and this all comes days after wells fargo was fined $185 million. they say that wells fargo employees illegally opened it accounts for customers that were unaware they did so. >> this is about accountability. you should resign, you should give back the money that you took while this scam was going investigated by both the department of justice and the securities exchange commission. orchestrated scheme. and the bank has taken measures to ensure this doesn't happen again. >> i'm meteorologist erica martina. right now we do see some atlantic soupy clouds out there. by 7:00 p.m., mid 70s, 10:00 p.m. upper 60s, temperatures for today above normal. above average temperatures for the next couple of days, in fact by thursday seeing mid to upper 80s, saturday low 80s for you, but by sunday, a major change in the works, i have more information coming in just a moment. satellite radar image, clouds kicking up on shore there, eventually this will push east. notice remnants of julia, that's all we're seeing right now, otherwise weather stories include warm and muggy conditions. a cooldown by sunday. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. south jersey upper 70s for you. the jersey shore seeing lots of 70s. may's landing 77 and dennis township 76 degrees for you, the suburbs upper 70s to low 80s, we're seeing gilbertsville at 812 degrees. friending warm for today through friday and saturday, but we of course aring that cooldown. sunday go monday, so that's lately the big story right now. new tripoli 80 for you, merks town 80. here is the story for you, 80s and a bit muggy a bit sticky, a pattern change by this weekend, a cold front will dip on down from the northwest. notice the jet stream dipping on down as well. we're seeing some blues here, denoting that we do have those cooler temperatures by saturday and sunday. get those jackets ready on sunday, i'm telling you, it's going to be a lot cooler, a big difference there, upper 60s for some. on the bottom of the screen, you will see your 10-day forecast. we're seeing 80s for thursday, and saturday. overnight lows mainly in the 60s, then notice here, saturday into sunday, i do think we'll see cooler temperatures overnight here. upper 60s is the expected high on sunday. the big story of course would be by sunday into monday. i think we'll start the off rather cool. some may see upper 30s, certainly lots of low and mid 40s. and monday seeing 72 as the expected high temperature. we're going to trend dry for the next couple of days, in fact, i think next seven to ten days, but clouds will eventually push offshore, so more sunshine in the forecast for tomorrow, through the end of the week, but again, enjoy these 80s because we do have much cooler temperatures by the second half of the weekend. and certainly by next monday. and if you don't follow us on social media, be sure you do. thback to decision 2016. the first lady is now joining the push for pennsylvania. >> mrs. obama will come to town next week to support hillary clinton. details about where the first lady will be available are not yet happening. stick with nbc 10 for the very latest. donald trump took his message to students at high point university in north carolina today. he once again asked african-americans what do you have to lose by voting for me. and he promised to unite the try. >> imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one god, saluting one flag. >> some have express eed concer about trump's comments about one god concerns about america's religious freedom. and after donald trump jr. compared to syrian refugees to skittles. in a tweet posted last night. if i had a bowl of skittles and i told you only three could kill you would you take a handful? skittles said they don't feel that it is an appropriate amy. school tiers at the new court lands phil senior center helped to get folks signed up. seniors can continue to get voter registration help until the october 11th deadline. the department of transportation is regulating among the regulations is a 15 point safe city check, assessing a vehicle's crash worthiness. it's safeguards against hacking and what happens if it's automated system fails. the rules also require premarket government inspections on self driving car technologies. customers who ordered uber will be offered a chance to ride in a self driven car for flee. lester holt joins us now from the nbc tuesday owes in new york. >> he has what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." >> where warning signs were missed. also some new important clues that may point to a motive in the attacks. donald trump's son igniting controversy, you noted comparing refugees to sitless. and national outrage over a deadly police shooting, tonight we'll hear the officer's site of the story, we'll see you back here for "nightly news." coming up next at 5:00, a statement on the sidelines. >> malcolm jenkins keeps his promise to protest at last night's eagles game. learn how lost police are responding to the situation. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. key yona thomas entered here plea today. thomas who often called herself young lioness. she allegedly tried to raise money online. vefrtd investigators also said that taking part in a martyrdom would be amazing. a group of eagles players took part in this protest during the national anthem. it followed similar protests carried out by nfl players. >> and those demonstrations have sparked a mixed reaction by fans. >> the news came as little surprise after all malcolm jenkins announced that he was going to engage in some sort of protest on the sidelines. and we talked to people on both sides of the issue as well as on social media. the reaction may not be what he had hoped for. hours after the silent protests, social media is still reacting. some say what he did was the right move. while others say it will make things worse. >> he has the right too do way he he wants to do. >> andrew howell is a member of the naacp and foupnder of the race for peace. >> i would just like to see everybody stand up and join together as one. >> jenkins may have started a conversation that could also increase the divide. >> whether we like it or not, these athletes are role models, overpaid and not worth what they get. the stance only lasted seconds and can ease send the wrong message. >> if they would show their respect for the flag maybe that respect would carry on to young adults. >> howell says he understands the stance be he would like to see more athletes and celebrities. >> when the girl got stabbed in logan. to have been there, i would like to see the athletes when the young lady got murdered in wilmington, i would like to have seen them there. >> and he says there are many clarities that are dedicated to promoting social change and the nfl players named a few names sand addresses where they can send a donation. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here is jim rosen field and jacqueline london. >> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. the roads je s project thatd affect your schutte. and a new takedown of thing suspect. why the fbi looked into the suspect's family two years ago. and i'm tracking a cool down, but 80s for the rest of the week, details coming up in my full weather. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy, joey, ricky, eileen, me, and colleen... all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. digging deeper, the investigation into new york and new jersey reveals the suspect may have been on the fbi's wrard r radar two years ago. >> home sweet home, police officer ambushed in her car goes home to start her recovery. advanced warning, tonight we're learning the father of the new york, new jersey bombing suspect was questioned by the fbi two years ago. >> first up at 6:00, here's what nbc 10 has learned about the bombing suspect's background. the fbi says it conducted a full investigation ahmad khan rahami two years ago. neighbors say they made rahami's father call him a terror. the father tells us he made that statement after an argument in the heat of a moment inside their home. after multiple interviews, the fbi found no ties to terrorism. we just learned minutes ago about rahami's employment. he worked as a security guard. streets are still blocked up in new jersey with the take down up that suspect happened yesterday. >> sidney long is joining us live and sidney, what's happening there where you are right now? >> jim and jacqueline, i can tell you the fbi is still very much hard at work out here with a full scale command post set up here behind us. they continue to gather physical evidence and also interview anyone and everyone who crossed