trump's twilttter talk, why trump is telling them he wants them to check out a sex tape. another soggy day out there. we give you a look at the radar. that band of green moving across the screen. this is video from atlantic county. cars drove through streets that look like small streams.

gusty winds are making it feel raw and nasty out there. we'll give you a look at philadelphia with flags whipping in the wind. rainy windy weather knocked a tree branch onto a house. there is no word on whether anyone there got hurt. the big question this morning, will the weekend be a wash out? we have the answers and our forecast with erica. >> we do have an unsettled weekend in the forecast. we are seeing breaks in the showers and clouds. so we do have heavy, steady downpours through this evening. so mainly coastal flooding

concerns. why is this happening? why is this rain so stubborn and not moving offshore? we have a low pressure system to the south and to the west keeping everything right in place. we are seeing greens moving towards the northwest there but we do have showers on the way. a little bit cooler for today. temperatures will not be as warm. we are seeing mainly 50s. right now lots of clouds, 55 degrees. by 7:00 p.m. upper 50s and keeping it in the upper 50s by 10:00 p.m. at the bottom of your screen you will see your local neighborhood. we will break down how much rainfall many of us have seen so far, more to the south and less to the north. we'll also time out what to expect for the rest of the weekend. those winds are starting to pick up. i do have your forecast in just a bit. back to you. >> all right. we'll see you then. use your app to stay on top of

the weather. track the rain with the interactive radar. the wet weather is also having an impact on area roads. let's get an update with francesca ruscio . you're dealing with a disabled vehicle there? >> we are watching a disabled vehicle near ben franklin bridge. it has been a trend all morning long. it is here in pa as well as over new jersey. you can see the disabled vehicle with the tow truck right behind the police vehicle. it is between both lanes and traffic is not really effecting it. good news for our commuters. traffic is moving right now over new jersey. it's always good news for new jersey. let's take a look one last time. we have been seeing a couple of accidents. nothing too major.

it will take you around 13 minutes. we are starting to see westbound delays during the pile up. it will take you around 16 minutes. let's take a look at mass transit one last time. it will take about 15 minutes. it will be delayed 15 minutes. i recommend taking it. back to youchlt. >> thank you. funeral services will be held for two fallen firefighters, christopher leach and jerry fickes were killed fighting a fire last saturday morning. we have more on how the fallen heros are being remembered today, tim. >> reporter: that's right. this will be the first of the two funerals. you can see the scene here for christopher leach. hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people have come out. there is another line, an even

longer line to get in for the viewing and funeral. leach's casket was brought here on the back of a fire truck. his son doing the best to keep it together, carrying his dad's helmet inside. people might stifickes died whe in to find leach. two others remain in the burn center. yesterday a woman who lived in that house was charged with setting the fire that killed and injured these firefighters. i can tell you we already have police officer, emt's from all over the united states paying their respects. nbc 10 is streaming the funeral. they want today make sure the firefighters in the hospital could see the funeral. we are happy to make that happen. you can see the crowd here.

you can see the emotion. we'll tell you more about the memorial service in wilmington and some of the big-named speakers that will be there. we are live in wilmington, nbc 10 news. >> you can watch christopher lee leach's funeral mass. the ntsb, the crash killed one woman and injured more than 100 others. we are live with new details on the investigation into the crash that happened yesterday not far from new york city. >> right. i just got back from the scene of that crash. investigators were working, very busy out there, but unable to

get to most of the wreckage. they are hoping that the black box recorder will give some detail as to how fast the commuter train was going. they say they will be looking at surveillance video from the station on board the train, anything that can offer more information as to why that happened. there will be interviews with passengers, witnesses and crew members. ntsb spoke about what will happen next with regard to the train's engineer. >> we have not spoken to him yet and we hope to. we have a very methodical way that we speak to anyone involved in an accident. we'll get as much information as we can. >> the one death as a result of the crash, 34-year-old, as you can see, she was standing on the

platform. she was killed by falling debris. it is preventing workers from getting to most of the wreckage they expect to be there for a week or more. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. the national transportation safety board will be looking at whether positive train control could have prevented a deadly crash in hoboken. it shows ptc is now fully active on amtrak's northeast corridor. new jersey transit's most recent filings showed no track segments, the safety city is designed to prevent accidents by automatically slowing or stopping trains that go too fast. we have continuing coverage of the train crash.

witnesses told the police that the gunman jumped into a white car. officers found that car a block away and took two people into custody. happening today an agreement that agrees uber x will expire. it is because of the number of trains taken out of service in july to make emergency repairs. both companies reportedly say they will continue operating with or without state and legislative approval. >> today marks the last weekday of the septa slow down. it will resume nearly three months after it began. they pulled more than 100

regional. they say the service can return to a regular schedule because enough of the cars are back in operation. one delaware county community has a new super market this morning. >> one, two, three. >> fresh grocer will employee about 200 full and part time workers. the store presented a $10,000 check. 39 days until election day and a new warning about voting systems being targeted by hackers. up next, what the homeland security is saying about the threats. vai, i'm tracking these showers. when will they finally clear and move offshore? i'll give you my full forecast on the other side of the break. when pat toomey went to washington, he didn't stop...

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and now new information is senior law enforcement official tells us they believe the suspect rahami was spotted entering manhattan earlier this month. the blast injured more than 30 people. a second device did not explode

intelligence sources say there's no doubt they are trying to influence the presidential election saying there is a directling between hacking activity. they say pennsylvania's voting system would be a prime target for hackers because it uses electronic voting machines, plus it's a swing state. >> we are encouraging state officials and local officials to do your utmost and we are here to help. >> johnson says it's important for state officials that look for vulnerabilities in their system. >> i'm meteorologist erica

martin. we are seeing steady downpours through the afternoon hours for delaware, new jersey and the metro area. in fact a stalled frontal boundary, we'll keep showers off and on throughout the weekend. we can expect widespread flooding concerns as well. if you look to the bottom of the screen so here is your flood threat. upper delaware until 2:00 p.m. and coastal flood advisories for the shore until noon. considering we do have the heavier downpours it's something to keep in mind. so far just over 7 inches. over 4 inches for cape may. farther north notice that we are seeing lower numbers. of philadelphia about an inch and a half rainfall total. we do have steadier downpours through the afternoon and

evening hours. finally seeing a break by tomorrow. wilmington just under 3 inches for you. another issue that we do have, current wind pattern. we are getting this on shore flow. wind speeds ranging between 8, 10 to 20 miles per hour. these are sustained wind speeds in allentown. so increasing wind gusts could top out at about 35 to 40 miles per hour. a look at your weekend forecast. saturday we are still seeing plenty of clouds in the forecast and showers off and on. this is a break it in the clouds and showers on sunday. it looks like sunday would be the pick of the weekend with temperatures topping out mainly in the 60s and 70s. right now because of cloud coverage we are seeing much cooler temperatures.

allentown for you. a wider perspective. notice we are seeing breaks in the showers. with this stalled front just offshore it is going to keep everything pretty much in place. we also have a cold front sliding through the southwest to the northeast. it will keep it unsettled. it is why the wind speeds will pick up this afternoon. hour by hour forecast starting at 11:00 a.m. notice we are seeing unorganized rain showers but we will be effected for this afternoon and evening commute and early tomorrow morning. we start to see a break in the showers. lots of clouds. i do think we see showers early tomorrow morning. keep that in mind. saturday at 6:00 a.m. it looks like we may see isolated thunderstorms for parts of the shoreline. this isn't going to clear. we'll see much better conditions by sunday. our ten day on ten has very

unsettled weather for the next done couple of days. we may get showers returning on sunday. tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. rain showers by the end of next week. you can find out more if you follow us on social media. back to you. >> thank you. >> trump versus a former miss universe, why they want voters to check out a sex tape as the newspaper does something it's never done before. join me sunday morning when we discuss political ads. research finds they work. >> this is sort of a year when two candidates, their unfavorables are higher than their favorables.

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fall is here. tomorrow we need you to come out and support a great cause. it will help change lives. we have a founder of unity in the community. tomorrow in south philadelphia. thank you very much.

tell me what you will bring tomorrow. >> we need coats and uniforms. i was just visiting a school and they were telling me about the need for coats and uniforms. a lot of kids really need coats and uniforms. >> tell me what's in store for kids coming to the event. >> they will be giving out free tickets and for the parents for our future fund to do a voter registration drive. >> you're a very community activist person. that has drawn the attention of the democratic national convention. tell me what that was like for you. >> it was like no other. getting on that stage at the event and telling me you will be in front of 219 million people. it was an exciting experience.

it was a moment i will never forget. >> what was the response from people and maybe family outside of the area who saw you on national television? >> first, when the e-mail went out it was crazy. you will be on this stange. it was different networks. i think it was good because people from my community was able to see a person within the area actually on that stage. it's all good for them as well. >> and you're telling me during the break you also went to the debate. usually you're watching it at home. but being in the building i was just like wow. it was a great experience. >> let's get back to the drive. tell me why this event is so important to you. >> it is important because every day i see kids walk to school.

it could be like 10 degrees outside. or you talk to teachers they tell you, look, he wears the same uniform every day. you do your research and identify that a lot of them can't afford uniforms or can't afford coats. we want to be helpful with that. >> we are talking about school uniforms. it is going on from noon to 4:00 p.m. at mamie nichols center. i'm sure folks in south philly are proud of you seeing you doing what you're doing. >> appreciate this interview. another day of rainy weather throughout our area. a live look showing where the heaviest weather is falling. will the wet weather put a damper on your plans? we have your forecast just ahead. . and we are following new developments in yesterday's

deadly plain crash, wh deadly train crash, what could give them clues into the cause of the crash.

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making a morning commute a little messier than it normally is. more rain is on the way. people out and about this morning in new castle county definitely needed umbrellas and a raincoat. it was a little wet walk there to work.

>> we do have unsettled conditio conditions. we do have first alert flood threat for philadelphia metro area through today. we do have widespread flooding concerns as well. you go to the bottom of your screen you'll see the rain showers are a concern. we do have more rain on the way. a little bit of a break right now. we have more rain showers on the way for the second half of today. an update on hurricane matthew. we also have this path, still uncertain models. the if you follow us on social media we'll keep you updated on that.

here is a look at hurricane matthew. sustained winds 115 miles per hour. it will continue to work its way northward. the path is uncertain right now. if you follow us on twitter and facebook we'll have more information on that. we'll go over rainfall totals and when will the showers finally clear by? i have the answers coming up in just a bit. >> all right. make sure you're using the app. get the forecast specific to your neighborhood and track the weather with your radar. firefighters leach and fickes were killed in a fire last saturday. this will be a hard weekend for

first responders. >> reporter: yeah. behind me here you see the line that just woen't end here for chris fear leach. there is another line even bigger on the other side of the church. that was just to get in for the viewing. it will be a packed house for christopher leach. this casket brought here on the back of the fire truck. his son doing his best to keep it together carrying his dad's helmet. he heard people might still be inside. he was trapped in the basement. fickes was killed when he went in to try to find him. a woman who lived in the house, she was charged with setting the fire. she said she was angry, drunk

and on anxiety medicine. here is what he had to say about his two fallen friends. >> him and chris both. they were like let's go get this. they were the guys you went on that line and somebody was in there. >> he also said if they had to do it again they would do it the same way they did on saturday. i can tell you we already have police officers, emts from across the region. i can also tell you at noon nbc 10 will stream the funeral. they will make sure they could see the funeral. we were happy to do that. i can also tell you a little bit about tomorrow. vice president biden will be among the speakers at a public memorial ceremony. bag pipers from all over the nation are coming to delaware. it will be an overflow seating

next door. it will be a jumbotron. i will tell you this as we come back here. based on the numbers here they are saying you might want to get there very very early. it will be very well attended for these firefighters. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. delaware authorities are warning about fraudulent calls they say are exploiting the firefighters death. department of justice says scammers often try to use tragic current events to steal people's money. if you do want to help the fallen firefighters family they suggest you contact the wilmington fire department directly. you can watch christopher leach's funeral today. we'll be live streaming the joint memorial service for jerry fickes on the waterfront tomorrow at 1:00 p.m.

investigators have recovered the black box from the train crash in new jersey. one person died and more than 100 others were injured when the train slammed into the station. we have new details from hoboken. >> the national transportation safety board sifting through all of the evidence. they confirmed they removed the black box. having trouble getting to some of the other cars on the train, the structure, the terminal is not safe. they will have crews that pull away and hope to get into the cars a bit later in the day here. they are also hoping they can take a look at some video that may have been recorded of the accident. >> all of that along with interviews of the crew and other people will be making sure we get the most fact chual

information. >> reporter: nbc news. a train crash happened at the same station. a packed commuter train slammed into a bumper injuring more than 30 people that day. the engineer failed to slow down the train as it came to the station. shimon peres was laid to rest in jerusalem today. kelly has more. >> reporter: on a hilltop in jerusalem prime minister aechbd a prince saying good-bye to pere per peres.

90 delegations from 70 countries. >> he soared to incredible heights. >> reporter: he celebrated as a states man and a peacemaker. peres held secret talks that lead to this secret handshake between sworn enmys. a handshake prompted by then president bill clinton. >> he knew what he was doing in being overly optimistic. he knew exactly what he was doing with his dreams. >> 50,000 israelis filed past his casket. to them he was israel's grandfather. abass shaking hands.

he is rebd as a fighter, a father and a friend. peres was laid to rest next to his partner in peace. he served his country for nearly his entire adult life, seven decades of service. nbc news, jerusalem. and new this morning pope francis is visiting the country of georgia. later today the pope will issue a strong appeal for peace in syria and iraq where christians are being attacked and driven from their homes by islamic extremists. hillary clinton is campaigning in the battleground state of florida today. you're taking a look where the presidential candidate is expected to announce plans for a

new program designed to help young people take part in the national service. later today donald trump will campaign in michigan. clinton leads by seven percentage points in that state. trump took to twitter to talk about former miss universe winner. he tweeted hillary clinton was duped and used by machado. clinton criticized who trump referred to as miss piggy and miss housekeeping because of her hispanic heritage. trump tweeted out did crooked hillary help disgusting check out sectix tape in the past.

it was the first time the arizona republic's history it supported democrat for president. another paper is also makiig history. u.s.a. today for the republican nominee. they say in the 36 year history it hasn't been compelled until now. the editorial board was unanimous in saying trump was unfit for the presidency. happening now governor chris christie is holding a town hall. here is a look at it in huntingdon county. count on nbc 10 for complete 2016 coverage as we count down to the general election on november 8th.

updates from the campaign trail and interviews just tap the nbc 10 app. zika has women postponing trips to parts of asia. they recommend pregnant women should consider putting off nonessential travel to countries in southeast athat where there have been reports of zika infections. avoid malaysia, the philippines, thailand and vietnam. it is known to cause severe birth defects. an amusement park ride got stuck last night in springfield, they are looking into what went wrong. a dog found in an unexpected

place. the man heard scratching outside his home earlier this week. when he went outside we discovered a dog on the top of his roof. he doesn't know how the pooch got up there but says he could have used the grill as a launching pad. you can see the roof there is rather low. animal care and control were able to get the dog from the roof and put the dog up for adoption if no one claims him in the next three days. and vai, we are tracking the threat of flooding. more heavy downpours for the rest of today into this weekend. when will we finally see a break? it looks like sunday does look better. i have more information coming up in my full forecast.

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and got an "a" rating from the nra. "i have had a perfect record with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. people throughout the world come here because of our doctors and hospitals but finding a place to stay can some times be a challenge. we have some of the struggles that families face. kate is the cofounder. kate, thank you very much for being here. tell us about your experience and why you started this organization. >> well, the fund started about

three years ago. my son in 2011 was sick with a pituitary tumor. we ended up traveling for his care. he is just uniquely ill. we ended up looking for surgeons around the country and found ourselves in a unique situation where we were able to cover our expenses for travel. i learned that a lot of these travel expenses are not covered and started to, you know, just kind of in celebration of his good health. we started it just to help other families that may not have had the privilege that i had. >> it sounds to me a lot like what the ronald mcdonald house does. you occupy some of the same space and are there differences?

>> i would say over the last three years we provided more than 1,500 nights of lodging traveling to and from the philadelphia region for care. the partner with them, we work with them. it's really about making sure that no families fall through the cracks. the ronald mcdonald house is very thin. they need to turn families away. for families it hasn't been the best fit. we work to make sure that we are helping families that really are in a situation where they need a place to stay and don't have the ronald mcdonald house or other resours. resources. >> you're not in competition here. you work together with the ronald mcdonald house. oftentimes your situation, your services are much better suited for some families.

>> yes and it's about making sure some families have, that no family falls through the cracks, that every family has the chance to take care of their critically ill child. we want to make it easier and we work to make sure we are tackling that. we work with hotels. that's lot of partner organizations as well. >> it is happening saturday october 15th. to purchase tickets head to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. i'm meteorologist erika martin. the metro area through today. it doesn't look like we are going to get much of a break saturday either. looking better by sunday i'll get to that in just one moment.

we have widespread floods across the area. if you look at the bottom of your screen we will see your local neighborhood forecast. here you can see it until 3:00 p.m. today. notice the coastal flood advisory until the jersey shoreline. so far doppler estimated rainfall totals very impressive. milford just under 10 inches and we are not done yet even though we are seeing a break in the showers we still have more on the way. farther north we are seeing lower numbers, not as impressive but still nuisance weather for this evening commute. i do expect more showers to return. philadelphia over an inch of rain for you. it looks like atlantic city just under 2 inches of rain. so the weekend forecast looks a little better by sunday.

keep in mind we have a stalled frontal boundary keeping everything in place, which is why we are seeing plenty of clouds and cooler temperatures. saturday's highs mid-to upper 60s. plenty of clouds in the forecast and scattered showers throughout the day. on sunday notice we are seeing a little more sunshine in the forecast. not going to keep it completely dry. currently we are seeing thick clouds, current wind speeds 20 miles per hour in philadelphia and current temperatures 60 degrees. i do have concerns for some areas of patchy fog especially later today through the overnight hours. if you follow us on social media you'll have more updates on that as well. philadelphia thick and soupy cloud coverage. these are sustained wind speeds. allentown 22 miles per hour wind speeds. right now expect gustier winds throughout the afternoon hours. i wouldn't be surprised if we

see 35 miles per hour wind gusts. this is a wider perspective. we are seeing breaks in the green here. more clouds starting to develop and more showers on the way for the afternoon and evening commute. i do want to show you positive at 5:30 p.m. we are seeing showers moving through, not clearing. tomorrow morning i think we'll see isolated thunderstorms for parts of the shoreline and seeing a little bit of a break in the showers and the clouds by sunday. certainly nuisance weather for the next couple of hours. your ten day on ten looking better by monday. it looks like showers return by friday. be sure you follow us on social media. back to you. if you're a veteran looking for a job mark next tuesday on your calendar. that's the day many of companies are gathering to help thousands of local veterans find jobs.

ths a setting for the delaware valley career fair. 1847 financial, one of the employers looking to hire vets at the career fair. thank you very much for coming in. you're a graduate and served as a navy officer. tell us the impact the service has had on your career. >>. >> yeah, i think what you learn from an accountability standpoint they carry with you for life. that's one of the things veterans are bringing into the job forced to. >> and you learn how to take orders and get orders, all of those kinds of things, which is so important in any job that you're in. >> i i'm thinking employers are looking for those kinds of people. >> yeah. despite our country's imperfections and certainly

during an election year they get magnified even more. we owe a debt of gratitude to our men and women that are serving for us today. we want to help them transition and this event helps them to do that. >> tell us about the career fair and why it's being posted for the u.s.sch. new jersey. so this is 40 corporate sponsors. i think we have about 380 registered for it right now. it gives them an opportunity to see that they are important, to see that the skill set they are bringing applies directly to any job and certainly in the financial services field.

i know the other sponsors are doing much of the same. >> and ralph roberts had a commit to hiring people from the military. you feel that companies should feel duty bound, perhaps an obligation to hire people to help us do the things we do while they are out there vowing to protect us in our way of life. i think this election process has to take place. it depends what jobs these veterans are looking for. i do think we owe them the opportunity to at least be interviews and see what their skill sets provide for them. >> and because of what they have done in the military, those skill sets transfer over. >> no question! this is wonderful this is happening.

it is happening tuesday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. aboard battleship new jersey. for more information and to register come to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you for your service. >> thank you.

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