at either. and not a moment you want to share on the jumbo tron. he proposes then drops the ring. right now at 11:00 decision 2016 the candidates for president are back on the campaign trail today. donald trump is expected to speak for the polish alliance. later today former chicago bears

coach is expected to attend a fundraiser with trump. clinton will appear with bernie sanders. she is still struggling to win over his supporters. michelle obama will speak in about an hour. we are live with a preview. good morning monique. >> reporter: good morning. look at the lines just over my shoulders. hundreds of people waiting to get inside. mrs. obama is coming to one of the most politically active part of town. these neighborhoods are known for galvanizing voters. for three hours we have been watching students and community activists. moments ago an official told me they can sit about 3,400 people

inside. teachers from near by girls high have brought four classes over. i heard an interview with president obama this morning on the radio. he said he wants mrs. clinton to carry out his legacy. judging by the comments everybody seems to be on board. >> it is an amazing turnout. have you seen the sea of people? this is absolutely amazing. >> reporter: you actually missed classes today to come. >> because i love michelle obama and i alwaysed wanted to meet her and i wanted to get a picture with her. >> i'm excited to meet her. i'm a big fan. exciting. puts us on the map. >> and you have a poster that you made. >> yeah. >> we had is first black president and if she wins it will be the first woman. going to an all girls school i'm very much girl power. i love hillary clinton.

>> reporter: obviously the political push is for millennials to register to vote and then go to the polls. one political activist said they will be out canvassing the community as well as getting people in line so that they have rides to the polls. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. police looking for a man who shot a person in the doorway of their home. it happened on vandike street. police investigating a deadly crash in hamilton township last night. a car slammed into a house. we are working to learn who died and if anyone else was hurt.

no one hurt in this school bus accident. we were over the scene in oaklyn county. the bus appeared to have struck a pole but no one was taken to the hospital. authorities will file charges against the father of benjamin smith. the child died after a gun went off inside his home. the district attorney's office announced today they expected a charge. he is charged with child endangerment and wreckless endangerment. and rain is heading our way. some could be heavy. we give you a live look at the radar. the system to the south is heading here in our direction. we are here with our forecast. hi. >> hi. this is just the beginning of a pretty wet period.

that's why we issued a first alert for just a portion of our area so far. chester county and all of the state of delaware from this afternoon through friday. heavy rain and localized flash flooding. the first area of rain, as you can see moved up from maryland into delaware. that is moving towards new jersey just before noon. just before 1:00 winslow at about 1:35. it does look like it's going to track south of philadelphia at least the heavier portion of the rain. lighter rain coming up towards wilmington. this is the heavy stuff. the heaviest in the orange here over an inch per hour. in the yellow it is about a quarter inch per hour. in the green it's only 2.200 of

an inch per hour. how much rain we get into tomorrow morning, we are talking about close to a half average around the philadelphia area and way over an inch in delaware and chester counties. this is why we have the first alert out for the western portions of our area. by friday at 8:00 a.m. we are talking about significant rain covering a good bit of our area. for later today i expect showers in the philadelphia area. temperatures only in the 60s and a wet night ahead. same thing for the pa suburbs. temperatures holding into the mid-60s. lehigh valley may be the last to get the rain but it should be raining there tonight as well. the best chance of showers and thunderstorms at the jersey shore and also parts of south jersey. we'll talk about when the heaviest rain is coming in just a few minutes.

>> thank you. wilmington will review two firefighters killed in the line of duty. their funerals are on friday. a public memorial will happen at 1:00 on the river front. yesterday firefighters gathered in wilmington to prepare for friday's funeral mass. he died last saturday morning when the floor collapsed under his feet and he was trapped in a basement. firefighters jerry fickes died when he went in looking for christopher leach. the public viewing for jerry fickes will be held friday afternoon at grace lutheran

church. two firefighters are recovering from burns. brad is in stable conditions. the pennsylvania department of environmental detection is investigating the system upgrade at the cost of about $80 million. homeowners would have to pay for part of the upgrade of pipes that run between their homes and sewer system. a large crowd expected at tonight's meeting. it will be held at the high school. time now for a check on the roads for francesca ruscio . what are you seeing? >> earlier traffic was sort of bumper to bumper and slow go. this is right on 24th street. it will take you around three

minutes. it is heading towards philadelphia. on top of that here is a long shot. this is 295 at tilman street. we are watching a disabled truck. you can see, it's not really effecting traffic either way. keep in mind there's a disabled truck. also watching an accident at abingedne abi abi abington. we are watching this accident right now. another accident just popped up at morris road. expected delays so we'll be keeping an eye on that. trenton is delayed up to 12 minutes. everything else is running right on schedule. happening today you can get free health screenings. the fall health fair will be held. the screenings include blood

pressure, vision and skin cancer. visitors can also talk with doctors about other health concerns. here is a champion for peace in the middle east. dignitaries expected to attend the funeral. plus, back on track, details in a spending bill that would keep the government running. i'm tracking rain and thunderstorms heading through parts of our area. i'll let you know when and where you can expected the heaviest rain just ahead.

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people around the world are mourning the death of shimo shimon peres. kelly has more. >> the face of israel, the elder statesman, the eternal optimist. peres died from complications from a stroke, his family by his side. >> he worked tirelessly from the very first day to the last day of his life. >> peres served alongside israel's founding fathers. first a hawk building a nuclear program, a strong supporter of jewish settlements.

>> he lead secret talks ending in the peace agreement and this historic handshake between sworn enmys. all three awarded the nobel peace prize. peres retired two years ago. this morning israel's prime minister lead a moment of silence for a man who lead his country for seven decades. gone at 93. the state funeral set for friday in vjerusalem. they expect dignitaries around the world to attend. nbc news, london. and new this morning, dutch investigators say they have solid evidence that a russian

missile launch back in 2014. mh-17 broke apart after it was hit. 15 crew members on board died. pro moscow rebelled brought it in and that the weapons system was later returned to russia. officials in southern california calling for calm after police shot an african american man to death on a busy street. protesters gathered where police say the man was shot acting we raltically and failing to comply with police. officials say witness video shows the man pulled an object in a shooting stance towards two

officers. congressional leaders reach add deal that could avoid a government shutdown. republicans add money to address the water crisis in flint michigan. nancy pelosi confirmed an agreement had been reached to help other cities with tainted water emergencies. >> it is a water resources issue. i have long said that's where we should deal with those issues. >> it clears the way for a passage of a funding bill. officials ordered mandatory evacuations. the fire has burned more than 2,200 arks. the fire has destroyed at least one home. the red cross set up three evacuation centers for those who needed food and shelter.

parts of our area are having a decent day. other parts of the area are getting drenched especially in delaware. this came over from maryland earlier. that will move into new jersey but there is more. back by washington it will be coming up towards the philadelphia area and our western suburbs later on. so this is just the first piece of moisture. you can see it covers a good bit of delaware. southern new castle county all the way down it is moving generally towards the east, northeast. at the current rate of speed it would hit bridgeton about 11:50. that's the heaviest part of the rain. there will be light rain that comes in earlier. we have a first alert out for the heavy rain where it will be the heaviest at chester county, burkes county and all of

delaware for this afternoon through friday. we expect periods of heavy rain, localized flash flooding as a result. we have a little bit of rain in philadelphia now. the camera has rain drops. this is on the northern edge. it will help keep the temperature down a little bit even farther down in delaware. in lehigh valley getting a decent amount of sunshine. so we are talking about a different type of day depending where you are. we'll find this first area moving into new jersey and weakening. we have more coming up from washington. that is really the beginning of some of this heavy stuff. you can see the philadelphia area getting much more than we are getting today. you can see the worst of the weather right behind me from harrisburg down to washington. there will be more back to the

west. look what happens by tomorrow morning's rush. we are talking about heavy rain and thunderstorms and delaware and parts of south jersey. we may have to expand deup and downing on how far east some of that heavy rain is coming. this model keeps it wet by tomorrow afternoon. more rain areas even coming into thursday night and friday. this is a really wet pattern and an east wind keeping the temperature down. how much rainfall, not that much by tonight overall except for delaware and extreme south jersey. by thursday morning we are starting to get over an inch, over 2 inches in dover. this is why we had the first alert out. some places will get a lot more rain than others. by friday much of the area, we are talking about over

1.5 inches of rain. some places getting close to 3 inches of rain. there are some showers today and then heavier rain tomorrow. temperatures only in the 60s. thursday and friday with some breezy conditions too. just nasty weather. showers into saturday and then we start to see improvement as we go for sunday into next week. >> all right. remember the former pharmaceutical executive that came under fire after jacking up the price of a life-saving medication? well, a lot of people wanted to punch this guy in the face. he is giving some people the chance to do so. the reason still ahead. and we'll give you a chance. the candidate's for this game's week is right on your screen. call or text your vote and also vote on nbc10.com and do it on the nbc 10 app as well.

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the disease and why you formed your organization. >> so in april 2013 i went for a routine check up. i told her i had a lump under my arm. she ushered me upstairs and four days i was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer. >> and tell us about the book. >> yes. i found ladies that wanted to tell their story. i decided to write the chronicals. on friday it's our second book. >> robin. you share your experience in the book, right? >> yes. i do. >> tell us about your experience. >> i was diagnosed with stage 4 triple negative breast cancer. at the time i was told that i

was probably going to die anyway and to go home. >> your doctor told your husband to take your home? >> yes. to take me home. fortunately i got a second opinion from dr. frazier who told me, you're not going to die. we are going to treat you. i saw a third doctor. she has been treating me ever since. what i found out, i had a lot of support. during the eight hour regimen i found a lot of women were in that process all alone doing chemo therapy. when she asked me the money goes directly to helping women who are alone in this process.

they are being treated but their emotional needs are not being treated. >> my mother-in-law died from breast cancer. the situation is never easy but if you have a support net work then is process was much easier. >> yeah. we like to have an extension. we are not on staff but we embrace the ladies. we hug on them. we were there on radiation and we are that extra support group to make sure they know they are going to be okay. >> and the african american museum will host from bald to bold is the book. go to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. we'll provide a link for you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thanks for sharing your stories with us. >> thank you.

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here is a live look at the first alert radar with that band of rain heading this way. it shows a system to our south that's moving here in our direction moving northbound. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with our forecast. >> yeah. delaware is the place getting hit the hardest so far. there will be more. that's why we have a first alert

out for all of the state of delaware. later on tonight and tomorrow we are talking about chester county and burkes county g-- berks cou getting the heaviest. heavy rain with localized flash flooding. as we take a look at the radar and satellite you can see it is concentrated in delaware and into south jersey. some of this rain is really on the heavy side. we are not seeing much in the way of lightning but we are seeing heavy rain down to rising sun. it's not moving very fast. that's why they are getting problems with this across that portion of the state. far as the amounts of rain i showed you a couple of different computer models. this is by 6:00 a.m. some fairly

significant rain, close to an inch but not quite as much as some of the other models. by thursday evening, that model too. all of the models are showing heavier rain to the west. berks county, delaware county, we have the first alert out for those counties. it may have to be expanded eastward depending how far east the heaviest rain gets. we have temperatures pretty much holding in the 60s through the day. more on the heaviest rain timing in just a few minutes. and now to decision 2016. in about half an hour the first lady will speak on behalf of hillary clinton and try to rally

millennial voters to clinton. the clinton campaign really struggled to win over millennial voters. what do you expect to hear from mrs. obama today? >> reporter: this is a group she certainly has been trying to reach out to. a woman pointed out to me that the obama's have been in the white house as she has grown up. the obama family is very familiar to young videoers, millennial voters. the music just got pumped up heefrmt it is about a half hour until michelle obama speaks here. we have seen them to speak. we have also heard from a state senator who interestingly had supported bernie sanders.

it is that he trusts her, trusts being a very important word as you are talk about. my tell'' will take the stage here in about noon today. she is here in philadelphia and she has spoken for hillary clinton before. you may recognize the words on the wall there. it says when we go low we go high. those were her words as she spoke at the democratic national convention. we expect she will be using them once again as she speaks for hillary clinton again today. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. happening now republican nominee donald trump is campaigning in chicago. this is a live picture of trump speaking. this is the group called the

polish american congress. later today former chicago bears coach is expected to attend a fundraiser with donald trump. >> and happening today baseball friends and family will remember jose fernandez. they t private funeral will happen tomorrow. fernandez was killed sunday morning when a boat he was in crashed into rocks across miami beach. a fernandez jersey hung in the dugout. a bag containing baseballs signed by fernandez washed ashore. it also con tand his checkbook. a beach goer gave it to authorities. it shows the moment two buses collided in newark killing

two people and injuring more than a dozen others. it shows the bus core reigning n the street. 17 people were hurt and taken to hospitals. >> people were screaming, crying, getting up off the bus. >> he flew by me like he was driving on a highway. that's how fast he was going. >> they are investigating the crash. possible causes include speed, me can dal failure or medical emergency that may have made it impossible for him to stop. and breaking news. conquerly threatening to cut off all connect unless syrian attacks end. he issued the ultimate tum today

t. state department says kerry expressed concerns over hospitals and audiotape slys. they say the u.s. holds hush sha for use of bombs in an urban area. she suffering someone to punch him in the face. he offered it on e-bay. he says those that donate to help his friend who loz his father to cancer can take a swing. he pleaded guilty for defrauding investors. it is crunch time when it comes to financial aid. we have information vital to your family's finances.

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we will do a big initiative. stay tuned. >> we wish you well. you said it's saturday, right? >> sunday, october 2rd we'll get a 40% off their admission. for more information check out the nbc 10 app or go to nbc10.com. we wish you well. >> thank you. >> come again, we love it. well, we already have one area of heavy rain that's moving through delaware into south jersey. that's just the first area of many. you can see more developing through washington. it will be moving into part of

pennsylvania later on. you can see the heaviest rain continues in the dover area and delaware. a couple of lightning bolts in southern delaware but not much. this area is generally shrinking. that's a sign of weakening. the heavier portion should reach about 12:40. if it holds together by about 2:00. now, we have already had pretty significant rain. about an inch and a half estimated by doppler radar. near dover over an inch. wilmington has had practically nothing. that's with the first batch. there is going to be more and there's going to be heavier rain and moving into deser andberks

jul have low the air is wilmington but not heavy rain at all. it keeps the temperature down. it is 64 in wilmington. it is 63 in middletown. each wind will intensify and near 70 degrees at the beach. so here is the remnants there. this computer model so far under estimating precipitation look what it's doing thunderstorms moving through.

from philadelphia southward in through new jersey if that flies you'll have to aax pend the for alert. it will this around here for days. 770 sz. some of the pa su but bs will get your you'res each day it could be some of the hardest hit areas. we'll be right back.

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