pictures on the web. >> we ended up making three arrests, three juveniles for the distribution of child poor nothingty. >> reporter: several parents had not gotten any notification from the school district. >> so many students at such a young age have an access to the interknew, unfortunately it's difficult to police it. >> in making the arrests there's a statement made that parents beware of what your children are doing and how they are doing it because the next victim could be your own. >> reporter: detectives say one of those parents thought they were doing the right thing by checking their child's cell phone and e-mail account but the child had put the pornographic images and stored them in the cloud. more arrests expected, live in wayne, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. turning now to our decision 2015 coverage and the chaos in colwyn continues on election day. >> if you don't get out of here with that camera, i will make your day and escort you out of

here. >> former borough manager claims voting officials were not sworn in properly. the argument spilled out to the street. the delaware county election borough tells us no formal complaints. we'll have more coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> in philadelphia, all eyes are on the mayor's race. nbc 10 was in old city as democratic mayoral candidate jim kenney cast his vote. we spoke to kenney about what he's hearing from voters. >> everybody is talking about schools, of course, a huge issue, poverty rate is a huge issue, crime and public safety, although it's generally down compared to past years, always on people's minds, being safe in the community. >> we were also there as kenney's opponent voted, republican melissa murray bailey says she has no regrets about running in a democrat-controlled

city. >> it's been a great week. we've gotten to see so many voters in the last stretch and really encouraging things to say. people do want to see something different in philadelphia and know that's what i bring to this race. >> murray bailey was greeted at her polling place by former democratic candidate lynn abraham. voting is going to bring a $10,000 payday for one lucky philadelphia voter. that's how much that person will get just for casting a ballot in the city today. it's part of a promotion to increase voter turnout. the winner will be chosen at a random polling place and random time. speaking of money, the race for pennsylvania's supreme court is now the most expensive judicial election in history. still on nbc 10, the investigators on who is spending all the cash and why critic says it's time to get money out of our courts. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a high speed police chase near miami, florida. lasted about an hour and it had

a dramatic ending. nbc 10's keith jones is joining us live in studio with a look at all the action and new information on the driver's age, keith? >> that's right, we just learned the guy in that car right there, 15 years old. he was behind the wheel of a stolen chevy tahoe. you see him going around traffic, cutting people off, then going down the wrong way. speeding by the homes before then finally returning to the wrong side of the road there, a main road at least, and cuts over that barrier. eventually the driver starts having tire trouble, you see him spin out right here and minutes later he loses that tire. he starts driving on his rim. of course, when you're driving on a rim you can't go very fast and police eventually surround him. officers jumped out with weapons drawn, yanked the driver to the ground, handcuffed him and as i just mentioned we just learned the driver is 15 years old. he hasn't been identified just yet, and despite clipping some cars along the way, no one was

hurt and there was minimal damage here. keith jones, nbc 10 news. happening now, a jury is deciding if chaka fattah jr. is guilty of fraud. both sides finished their closing arguments this afternoon. and the jury just got the case. nbc 10's george spencer was in the courtroom. george, some really passionate arguments today. i know prosecutors called fattah a cheat and a deadbeat. >> reporter: that's right. passion and indeed with those prosecutors, jacqueline, shouting at times in front of a crowded courtroom. among the observers today, congressman chaka fattah sr. listening as the government described his son as a scam artist. >> they called you a scam artist up there. your response? >> i'm not a scam artist, i'm a businessman, a legitimate businessman who's made over a million dollars. >> reporter: for chaka fattah jr., that was the crux of his closing argument.

he painted himself as an entrepreneur photographer, consultant, and educator, devastated by an overreaching government case against him. his father, congressman fattah, listened closely, sometimes appearing concerned as his son summarized the defense and then as prosecutors laid into it. do you think you presented a clear enough case to this jury? >> i think so, but again, i'm no experts on juries, this is my first trial and hopefully my last. >> reporter: shouting at times, prosecutors told jurors fattah's multiple businesses were just talk. they said he lied to banks to get business loans, which paid for an extravagant lifestyle. they say he then lied more to get rid of those loans, lied on his taxes to adjust his reported income as convenient. trouble is at the heart of it all, they say fattah never had any real clients. it was all they claim a sham. and congressman fattah did not say much to reporters as he left

the federal courthouse here, except to say that he does have full confidence in the american justice system as we now begin waiting for this verdict. live at the federal courthouse, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> and fattah jr. is the son of congressman chaka fattah, the congressman is married to nbc 10 anchor renee chenault-fattah. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i know the calendar says it's november, but it just does not feel like it outside. these two almost overdressed for the temps at delaware city today, and those temperatures topped out in the mid 70s. take a look back. not throwback thursday yet, but quite a difference from a year ago. take a look at this video from atlantic city, november 3, 2014, people were bundled up in scarves and hats. this is exactly a year ago, temperature bottomed out at 35 degrees that day. i'm feeling lucky, how about you? >> yeah, i'm sure i had a puffy coat on a year ago. >> and gloves.

>> all that. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now. glenn, thank you. >> yeah. i don't take credit. but still, pretty popular on the streets these days. >> yes, a lot of happy people during the day today. you got another chance tomorrow. how we're looking up in the pocono mountains, blue mountain, past peaks for the fall colors, but great color across much of the area right now, and you can tell by all that sunshine. hardly a cloud in the sky for 100 miles or more. clouds down in north carolina, that's where we're going to be looking for any kind of motion up this way. not that the whole system's coming here, but maybe a little bit of the cloud cover. it's 74 degrees in philadelphia right now. the average high is 61 for this time of the year, and we're even never 70 in the poconos. so it's certainly feeling like spring today, up near 75,

tomorrow similar, thursday 72, and if we're going to break any records, it would be on friday. that will depend on the type of cloud cover that we have around here. so we're expecting clear skies as we go through the evening, temperatures dropping into the mid 50s by midnight, but not very cold for this time of year. we'll see how long that warm weather lasts and when we're going to see rain with the seven day in a few minutes. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues from our south jersey bureau where frustration is growing. brendan creato was found dead less than a mile from his home. three weeks later police still haven't said what caused his death or who's responsible for that matter. cydney long is following this investigation from the beginning, she spoke to a family attorney today. three weeks, no answers, that has to feel like an eternity for the family. >> reporter: in reality, this family is desperate for answers as their attorney put it,

because it would allow them to grieve differently than they have so far. they wanted answers yesterday, he says, and the day before that. >> it's very troubling. there's no closure. my clients have been completely cooperative with law enforcement. >> reporter: until now, philadelphia criminal defense attorney bill brennan has been holding his breath on the death investigation into 3-year-old brendan creato. he is representing the little boy's grandparents, dave and lisa creato. brendan learned late monday toxicology and lab results came back negative, adding to the mystery of what happened because brendan's autopsy is also inconclusive, it shows no cause or manner of death. >> one would hope that if there was a poisoning, as you bring up, that would show up and you'd know, but apparently that's not the case here. >> reporter: it would show poison or drugs? >> you would think, sure.

that's the purpose of running a tox screen. >> reporter: he says the creato family has every confidence in the investigators but says for brendan's loved ones the looming they maneuver a difficult process of trying to support their son, brendan's father, and grieve a tremendous loss. do they feel as though they are under a cloud of suspicion? >> i don't want to speak for how they feel, but i think it would be foolish to disavow the fact that there is a cloud of suspicion, there's an investigation going on. >> reporter: i can tell you the camden county prosecute's office, we did try them, but their office is closed today due to an election day, but detectives are still diligently working this case. live in haddon township, cydney long, nbc 10 news. federal researchers say the first step to stopping crime in wilmington is for state agencies to share more data.

in a report released today, the centers for disease control and prevention also recommended developing risk assessment tools. the goal there to identify young people at high risk for committing violent crimes and then they'd try to get them involved in job programs, peer o outreach, and school programs. there were three shootings last night alone in wilmington. in 2013 the city had a record 154 shooting victims. tense moments as people witnessed a small plane make a crash landing in fayetteville, arkansas, this morning. it was all caught on camera. take a look. >> oh, my god, whose car is it going to hit? >> you can hear the eyewitnesss in shock. at first it looked like an object parachuting from the sky. turns out it's a small four seater plane with three people onboard. here's a look at the second video of the plane going down and hitting a truck. amazingly the three people have

not been hurt, the cause of the crash remains under investigation. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with the investigation into this weekend's deadly plane crash in egypt. a russian jet crashed there saturday, killing all 224 people onboard. egyptian investigators said today they will now start examining data from the plane's two black box flight recorders. isis says it brought the jet down, but authorities have denied those claims. a second plane with victims' remains arrived in russia this morning, a third is expected to arrive later today. family members have identified the remains of just ten people onboard. security breaches at tsa checkpoints took center stage today on capitol hill. tsa and homeland security officials testified before the house oversight committee. you might recall the department of homeland security agents breached security at several of the nation's busiest airports as

part of an undercover investigate. the agents smuggled guns, knives, and fake explosives past checkpoints. some members of the committee spoke out about the way the tsa currently operates. >> the recruitment is horrible, the training is horrible, the retention is horrible, it just goes on and on. >> this isn't the first undercover investigation of the tsa. agents have been testing tsa checkpoints for more than a decade now. the u.s. government will fine a japanese company $70 million for the way it handled airbag recalls. that's according to a person who's been briefed on the matter. ta takata's airbags can spew shrapnel into drivers and passengers. walking the streets of delaware can be a dangerous thing. the state has one of the worst records for accidents involving pedestrians. >> and today delaware launched new initiatives to presotect

people on the road. tim furlong shows us how they work. >> reporter: delaware has some very busy roads, some of them are deadly for pedestrians. >> at 2:00 in the morning, the state police knocked on my door. >> reporter: teresa lost her daughter in september, the mother of four hit while crossing a dark spot in newcastle. >> they said, ma'am, i'm sorry, she's deceased. >> reporter: 29 pedestrian deaths, delaware is just one y fatality shy of a record. the government has ordered state agencies to come together to figure this thing out. state and local police departments are now beginning a campaign to better educate the public about the risks of running across the state busy highways. last year's very visual campaign, well, the message apparently didn't reach everyone. today it only took me about three minutes to find someone darting across route 40 in newcastle. are you nuts running across this

road? >> no, man. >> reporter: some of delaware's busier roads do have pedestrian overpass bridges and crosswalks, but some people tell me if the bridge or crosswalk isn't right in front of where they need to cross, they say they are going to take their chances for the sake of convenience. delaware officials say when crossing busy roads you should always use sidewalks and crosswalks, wear reflective clothing and carry a light at night, wait until cars come to a full stop, and always assume drivers don't see you. in delaware or wherever you're watching us, we need to be smarter walkers and drivers, your life or someone else's could depend on it. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. students at penn state's main campus are on alert this afternoon for mumps. three students have come down with possible mumps cases, so the university has issued a health warning. it's asking students and faculty to check with their doctors to make sure they've been vaccinated. there are allegations of

racism against a yale university fraternity after students say the frat allowed only white women into a party last weekend. several students claim sigma alp alpha epsilon turned people away. the fraternity says people were turned away, but not because of race. yale officials are investigating. sflfrmg the case of oscar pistorius is back in the spotlight today. south africa's supreme court is hearing the prosecutor's appeal. the prosecutors say a judge made a mistake last year when she acquitted pistorius of murder. the judge instead found pistorius guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of his girlfriend. the double amputee athlete is currently under house arrest. the court will decide whether the manslaughter conviction should stand or if it should be changed to a more serious murder conviction. the vatican is dealing with the fallout from a new scandal this afternoon. two members of a commission set up by pope francis have been detained on suspicion of leaking

confidential documents. both were on a commission advising on economic and bureaucratic reforms at the vatican. they are a spanish monsignor and italian layperson. this all comes as two books about mismanagement and greed at the vatican are set to be released soon. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. don't see that too often. nbc 10 in skippack today. a lot of people agreed with him. sure doesn't feel like fall out there. and we're going to be feeling like this for the rest of the week. this is not the only day that's in the 70s. we have beautiful weather not only with the sky and the sunshine, but the fall leaves, too. when it's sunny, they look all that much better. it's going to be warm for the rest of the week, and could potentially be closing in on record territory. and we're tracking a few showers, nothing big, just a few

showers. nothing but sunshine now, certainly no showers around. 74 degrees. the winds southwest at 6 miles an hour, and again the average high is only 61. it's near 70 even in the poconos. 72 in reading and trenton. 74 in bensalem. 72 in glassboro and we're starting to get a little bit of a sea breeze at the shore. you don't see that a whole lot in november either. a look at this, many places more than 10 degrees warmer than at this time yesterday, and yesterday was pretty mild. that sunshine did the trick. not a cloud in the sky on this map, but you have to go down to north carolina to find them. and eventually a little bit of that moisture is going to be sliding up to the north. and i emphasize the word little. it's not going to look like that over the next couple of days, so watch what happens here. we have the warm air in place already, and as we go through the next couple of days, here's

thursday by 3:00, couple little sprinkles around, and that's about it. we're waiting for a cold front to come down on friday, couple of showers there possible, that would be late friday or friday night. especially friday night, and then by saturday we're starting to dry out as the front goes down to the south. so chances are we'll have a dry weekend, but we'll certainly have a colder weekend than what we have been seeing so far this week, and we'll continue to see toward the end of the week. not as cold tonight, 54 for the low in philadelphia, 47 north and west, and tomorrow with all that sunshine, temperatures up at least as warm as today, maybe a degree or two higher. mid 70s. the average high, 61. now the temperature may be down a bit on thursday just because of the increased cloud cover, and just a chance of a shower or two. nothing too big. then on friday that will be determined by the sunshine.

if we get enough sunshine friday, we could be getting close to 80 degrees the record high in philadelphia is 79, and some other places have records that could be in jeopardy. no records on saturday. it's going to get cooler, but right now it looks dry and sunday, definitely colder. highs only in the 50s, but this is just one day of chilly weather. >> wonder if vultures like this weather, vultures, you know why i ask? neighbors in delaware have an an usual problem. >> now they have a plan to get rid of them next on nbc 10 news at 4:00. plus, what's their grade, how philadelphia is making it easier for customers to get inspection results from local restaurants. from eating to a beating. employees at this fast food restaurant are caught on video attacking a customer. that's coming up on nbc 10 news at 4:00.

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46 people will lose their jobs as two new firms become one at philadelphia's biggest newspaper. the owners of the philadelphia inquirer and the philadelphia daily news last week announced plans to merge newsrooms. the moves will save the media network $5 to $6 million a year. sflfrmg a change is coming to philadelphia eateries. are you a foodie? you won't have to wait as long to find out how restaurants did on their inspections. inspection reports will be posted as quickly as possible. the department has had a longstanding policy keeping those reports secret for 30 days. it inspects about 12,000 restaurants a year. some pesky buzzards will be told buzz off tonight in one part of delaware. >> big birds causing big headaches in the community of felton. turkey vultures have taken up residence there. there are about 200 of them and they've caused damage to homes with their sharp nails and

beaks, so tonight people in that community will let the turkey vultures know they are not welcome. they are going to make loud noises as firefighters shine high intensity lights in an attempt to get the birds to fly elsewhere. we've been following the ongoing troubles with the rebel casino. >> it's been sitting empty for more than a year. now the owner says it can help with the refugee crisis in europe. we'll explain next at 4:00. plus, the wife of robin williams speaks out after his shocking suicide. why she says depression is not to blame for the comedian's death and what she believes is the real cause. then coming up tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, a 6-year-old boy suspended from school for pretending to shoot a bow and arrow. what his outraged parents are saying tonight.

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this is nbc 10 news. >> people across new jersey and pennsylvania are deciding the future of their local governments today. >> in philadelphia voters are picking their city government. all 17 city council seats are up for grabs, but the only races with more than one candidate are in districts 8, 9, and city council at-large. in the garden state voters are choosing a new general assembly. one of the closer watched races in atlantic county. chris brown and will pauls are competing against vince mazz eo and colin bell. maybe you've seen the ads, the two have competing visions for reviving atlantic city. the montgomery county district attorney's race is one of the most watched contests happening today. nbc 10 caught republican candidate and current commissioner bruce castor with his parents as they voted in skippack. his opponent, kevin steele, cast

his ballot in wynnewood this morning. he currently works as first assistant d.a. in that county. voters in pennsylvania will also decide the future of the state's supreme court. >> three seats are open on the court, and a lot of money's being spent to fill those spots. the investigators looked into where all that money is coming from. mitch blacher joining us now. mitch, this is now the most expensive judicial election in american history, is that right? >> that's right, nearly $60 million spent, some say it's 60 million reasons to get money out of judicial elections. the seven candidates vying for a seat on the state supreme court have already won the distinction of being the best funded judges in american history. according to campaign finance disclosures and fcc records, $15.8 million have either been contributed directly to candidates or spent to run tv d ads on their behalf. laurie kinney is with the

nonpartisan nonprofit court watch dog justice at stake. >> this race has a potential to have a profound impact on the lives of pennsylvanians and how they live and work, and that's why it attracts money. >> reporter: the nbc 10 investigators first revealed two political groups behind at least $3 million of outside media buys, the candidates themselves raised at least $12.8 million, and most of that money went to the tv ads plastered across the state. the democrats have been mostly funded by trial lawyers and labor, while republicans have business interests backing their candidates. a reminder of what's at stake, those in politics agree the next state supreme court will hear cases that could decide the state of fracking in the commonwealth, state justices could hear cases about gerrymandering election districts, which could impact who wins the presidency. these issues have proven to be a money magnet. >> one reason why it's so important to think about serious

reforms that take the politics out of this election of judges, because they just don't belong there. >> the money is still realollin in, $15.8 million is just a preliminary figure. the state of illinois spent just $15.1 million back in 2004. for the investigators, i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. and if you still want to vote or want to know the results of your local races, count on nbc 10. we have all the information you need on polling places right now on the nbc 10 news app and tune in tonight at 11:00 for all your decision 2015 results. from our nbc 10 jersey shore bureau, the owner of atlantic city's former rebel casino has a solution for what to do with the space while its future is hashed out. he'd allow syrian refugees to stay at the 47-story rebel resort. his only request would be to be reimbursed for the cost of operating the building.

he's been trying to reopen the casino since buying it back in april, but litigation from utility companies and former tenants have kept it closed. his announcement as we learned a record number of refugees arrived in europe last month. more than 218,000 migrants and refugees reached europe by sea last month, more than half are from syria. delaware state university will host a law enforcement career fair tomorrow at the school's mlk student center. delaware's chapter is putting together the event, there will be numerous police departments on hand, along with the fbi, secret service, and the dea. high honors for villanova university. >> based on how much you make after you graduate, according to a new set of school rankings, it's near the top when it comes to so-called economic value. villanova ranking third on the list ranked by the economic

newspaper, based on student salaries after they graduate. the only two schools ranked above villanova are washington and lee university in virginia and babbson college in massachusetts. >> other universities that ranked highly include lehigh at seven, holy family at 11, and penn at 15. researchers call it astounding. >> they tracked just how many hours teenagers are spending in front of a screen. we're going to have those results and also how parents should try to tackle this problem. caught on video, a burger brawl. fast food workers attacked their own customer next on nbc 10 news at 4:00. 70s today and for much of the rest of the week, but big changes coming for your weekend. i'll have your first alert forecast coming up.

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this is nbc 10 news. >> the pulling of the hair, fists fly inside a five guys restaurant in miami beach. today the burger chain is responding to this brawl caught on camera. the video is being shared hundreds of times since making its way on to facebook monday. it's unclear what started this fight, but a customer and several workers are involved. today five guys called those actions simply unacceptable and says it is conducting an investigation. fallout from another piece of video right here. we have new information on the man seen here assaulting an uber driver in california. he was a mid-level manager at taco bell. taco bell says it has fired him. police charged him with assault and public intoxication. robin williams' death shocked his fans and so did the revelation that he was suffering from depression. >> but now the comedian's widow is speaking out.

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this is nbc 10 news. >> robin williams' wife is opening up about his death more than a year later. susan williams did one of her first interviews since losing

her husband. she spoke to "people" magazine and says it was not depression that killed the actor, she said that was one of dozens of symptoms he dealt with. williams had been suffering from a debilitating brain disease known as blb that cause s fluctuations in one's mental status, hallucinations, and the disease began taking the toll on williams in the year before his death. parents who opt out of vaccinations for their children may have a harder time finding a pediatrician for their kids. a new survey found one in five pediatricians will not see a family who refuse to get vaccines. most require parents to sign a waiver first. nearly all family physicians say they will see a patient who doesn't get vaccinated. good news for new parents who work for amazon. the online retailers is extending maternity leave for up to 20 weeks for moms and dads

can receive paternity leave for the first time. just one year to go now until the presidential election. >> and this afternoon a new nbc news/wall street journal poll shows ben carson surging, support from 29% of republican primary voters, that is the highest percentage any gop candidate has obtained so far in the survey. carson's 29% is followed by donald trump at 23%. marco rubio at 11%, ted cruz at 10%, and you see edward lawrence break down the poll and what it reveals about the mood of voters. >> reporter: many voters heading to the polls today are angry. nearly two-thirds of americans say the country is on the wrong track, according to a new nbc news/wall street journal poll. that frustration showed as the candidates currently leading the republican presidential field has no political experience. >> i would say experience comes

from a variety of different things. it doesn't only have to be in one segment or the other. >> we're in a whole lot of trouble and i think he's a prescription for what we need. >> reporter: retired surgeon ben carson leads with 29% of the republican vote. businessman donald trump is second, six points behind, followed by marco rubio, ted cruz, and jeb bush. showing off his new book today, trump says americans are fed up with the career politicians. >> it's called really the failed establishment, because the establishment has let us down. >> reporter: for democrats, the choice has become more clear. former secretary of state hillary clinton now has a commanding lead over senator bernie sanders, with martin o'malley a distant third. >> when we thought of the campaign, we were 3% or 4% in the polls. since that point we have done extremely well in many states around the country. >> reporter: but 84% of democrats believe hillary clinton will be their candidate

for president. the new poll shows that more than half of all americans believe that the political and economic system is stacked against them. all of the candidates are trying to tap into that feeling. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> some great weather for election day around here, that's for sure. we have more on the way. we've had a fall beauty today and another one coming tomorrow. the temperatures are going to be warm all week, even when we get some clouds and maybe even a shower or two before the week is over. certainly no showers around now. look at that sky. perfectly clear. 74 degrees, winds southwest at 6 miles an hour. 12 degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. yesterday we were 65 with clouds, today with the sunshine 76. tomorrow about 77, we may drop down a bit thursday because of the clouds, and then back up on

friday. friday we could be near record levels in some parts of the area, depending on sunshine. 69 degrees in mount pocono. that's incredibly warm for this time of the year. 71 in allentown and pottstown and doylestown. 70 in blue bell. 74, one of the few places not 70 right now, wilmington, 69 degrees. 72 in trenton. as we head toward the shore, actually been a bit of a sea breeze, 62 degrees. in beach haven right now, that is the cold spot on the map. the cold spot. beautiful day, clouds in the sky, moisture down to the south. right now it's not moving in this direction, it will start creeping up this way tomorrow. we're not talking about a whole lot of moisture. take a look at the future cast here as we go through the night tonight and into tomorrow, this would be showing clouds and rain. if there was any, but there comes some clouds, wednesday

night, then into thursday you can see with the increased cloud cover, thursday temperature may be down a little bit, because of the clouds, just a couple little showers around according to many computer models, you can see into thursday nigh, maybe even into early friday. certainly does not look like a big threat. and then watch what happens, a warmer air continues to feed in as we go through friday, but there's cold air up in canada, it's going to be pushing down, the way this pattern is, it can only get cold for a short period of time, so we get it on sunday, then it gets less cold as we go to monday and even tuesday. clear, not as cold tonight as it was last night, 54 for the low in philadelphia, 47 north and west. and the sun is setting before 5:00 now. sunny, unseasonably warm tomorrow, highs in the mid to

upper 70s. the average high is 61 this time of the year. still into the 70s on thursday, but the cloud cover may help keep the temperature down a bit. just a chance of a shower or two, especially thursday afternoon, thursday night. friday, if there's enough sunshine, some places could get to record levels. 77 in philadelphia is in the forecast, 67 on saturday. we even drop the chance of showers out of it because it keeps looking slimmer and slimmer, and then on sunday it's dry but chilly, especially compared to what we have seen this week, high of 57, plus some wind on top of that, but that's just kind of a one and a half-day thing before we start warming up again next week. >> really see people out and about enjoying this stretch of a few days in the 70s. >> yeah, then it will be a bigger shock to the system when the cold finally comes. it will come eventually.

>> little glint in your eye, glenn. >> people are just so happy right now. i don't want them to get overly excited about this means we're going to have a real warm winter necessarily. >> that's what they are thinking. not necessarily. >> keeping it real for us, as always, glenn, thank you. here's a question, are children spending too much time on their phones or in front of the tv? >> research has come up with the number of hours, the impact it's having at home and school. and what parents can do with this information. then all new tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, just a picture perfect fall day with temperatures 10 degrees above normal. we're going to talk to people tempted not to skip work and enjoy the sunshine.

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well, if it seems the teens in your life are constantly on one of these, you are right. >> they are always looking down. a new study looks at the alarming amount of time young people spent using media and technology every single day. nbc's erika edwards reports. >> reporter: like many kids his age, 14-year-old ben hinkle is rarely far from his phone. >> so natural to me, if it's not in my pocket, something doesn't feel right. >> reporter: a new report finds the average american teenager spends nine hours a day watching tv, playing video games, surfing the web, listening to music, or texting using some kind of electronic device. for kids between the ages of 8 and 12 it's six hours a day. >> kids spend more time with media and technology than they do with their parents, time in school, or any other thing. >> reporter: the nonprofit

common sense media surveyed more than 2,500 teens and tweens across the nation for the new study. more than half multitask, watching tv, texting, or using social media while doing homework. experts say parents can help manage their kids' technology use by looking at their own. >> if you're constantly glued to your cell phone or computer, then you're not setting a very good example for your kids. >> reporter: the trick is to help kids learn how to use media without losing the ability to connect face to face with others. kids like ben prove it can be done. >> they seem to think that it takes away from having social skills, and i don't think that's the case at all. i can write a complete sentence, i can carry out a conversation just like anybody else can. >> reporter: in the study, watching tv and listening to music ranked highest among teens. they tended to view social media as more of a chore. erika edwards, nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> here's keith jones and denise nakano. >> coming up next at 5:00 --

>> chaos at the polls in one delaware county town. >> if you don't get out of here with that camera, i will make your day and escort you out of here. >> the nbc 10 investigators are live in colwyn, where the former borough manager is complaining about how today's elections are being run. and another warm day outside. today was warmer than yesterday and the rest of this week. unseasonably warm until a weekend cool down. we'll show you the numbers coming up. >> tell you what, this weather is too tempting for some people playing hooky today. team coverage of your forecast next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

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nbc 10 news starts now. >> you're paula brown! >> all new at 5:00, chaos in colwyn on this election day before the polls even open. good evening, i'm keith jones. >> and i'm denise nakano. the nbc 10 investigators have been following the action in colwyn all day today and that's where we find harry hairston. harry, what is going on? >> reporter: well, if you know colwyn and anything about politics here, you know they are serious. first, the man i want you to focus on right now is wearing a dark suit, he is ken sexton with the election bureau here in

delaware county responding to complaints made by paula brown, that's right, the former borough manager shooechl manager. she's been here all day, and as you might imagine, it's been explosive. >> paula, if you don't get out of here with that camera, i will make your day and escort you out of here. >> reporter: moments before the precinct opened for voting, paula brown armed with a camera squares off with officials. she posted the video on facebook. >> you don't know your role. >> you don't know your role! >> reporter: brown once again clashes with councilwoman. >> stop recording! stop recording! >> polls are not open. >> you know what, paula brown, you are a mistake to politics. >> yes, you are, martha. martha, where's the million dollars that you misspent? >> there was no million dollars. >> don't come after