58 in lehigh valley. we don't see any heavy rain around the area anymore. that is good. so some sprinkles, the drizzle drops too small for radar to detect. so that's not going to add to the flood problem. kent and sussex counties in delaware continuing to get some flooded roads. as we go through the night tonight, we expect more moisture coming off the atlantic, more drizzle, clouds are going to be with us when you get up in the morning. no doubt about that. the temperature not changing very much, as we go through the night tonight. we still have that chance of some sprinkles, or some drizzle first thing in the morning, lehigh valley, only 58 degrees, and we continue to see the coastal flood warning for another high tide, we have had some problems at the coast as well. but what's the weekend going to be like?

erika has the lateste on that. >> we have been seeing some really impressive rain totals. i do think we'll see a few 70s on saturday, then 70s by sunday. and just one moment i will time this all out for you hour by hour, our temperature hour by hour forecast. we're seeing some unsettled weather saturday and sunday, we may see a few breaks there in those showers on sunday. otherwise when will this all end. let me time this out by you, hour by hour. a wonderful handy tool we have for you, we're going to show you how this system is not very organized. we're seeing lots of clouds as glenn just mentioned. notice we're seeing patchy green at 4:00 p.m. as we continue to get this going, we're still seeing some

green for the philly metro area. stationary frontal boundary. some heavier downpours and then we're seeing a little bit of a break as the day progresses for tomorrow. we're seeing mainly 60s, a few 7 # s, but the good news is by sunday, we're certainly seeing much warmer temperatures, we're seeing it clearing by sunday, finally a little bit of sunshine in the forecast. future temperatures starting at 4:00 p.m., we're also seeing lots of 60s through tomorrow. overnight lows are going to remain in the lower 70s and upper 60s. . make sure you are using the next 10 app to stay on top of the weather this weekend, you can get the forecast specific to your neighborhood and track the rain with the interactive radar.

to this now, tears and heartache in wilmington as the community pays tribute to the two fallen firefighters who were killed fighting a fire last saturday that investigators are saying was arson. tim furlong is live in hoboken where a second funeral is being held this afternoon. >> reporter: come on, one day, two funerals, misty rain falling, and you can hear the bagpipes. this is the second of the funerals for firefighter jerry fickes, it's the second absolutely packed funeral we have seen here in delaware today. it is a difficult end to a difficult week. hundreds and hundreds of friends, family members and firefighters from around the country packed into st. mary's

church to say goodbye to christopher leach. >> there's so much love and sup in this crowd, there's so much stadness too. >> he had two months, the sprinkler and the lawn mower. >> reporter: he thought someone might be inside, he fell through the floor and died trapped in the basement. firefighter jerry fickes died trying to rescue him. >> they were two guys, like, let's go get this, they were the guys you would want on that line or inside searching if somebody was in there. >> his son carried his helmet back out to his casket and put it on the fire truck. >> all of those things only added to why we love him as much as we do. why we loved as much as we do, present tense, not past tense. >> and back live, pretty cool to

go past firehouses and see all the local firefighters. we also want to tell you what's happening tomorrow at 1:00. at the chase center on the river front, there's a 1:00 p.m. service, vice president biden will be there speaking. there will be overflow seating, it's going to be another emotional day in delaware. everyone here is also concerned about the two injured firefighters who are in croshere burn center. so there's a lot of sadness moving forward, and the story is not over yet. and just yesterday a woman was arrested and charged with setting the fire that killed those firefighters. 27-year-old beatriz fana-ruiz was angry, drunk and on medication when she started the fire in her father's row home last weekend. we learned she was a janitor at a wilmington cleaning service.

now to decision 2016. donald trump is hitting the campaign trail in michigan today, but it's his latest twitter spree that has everybody talking. once again donald trump attacked former miss universe. in one early morning tweet did crooked hillary help discusting check out sex tape and past alicia m. become a u.s. citizen so she could use her in the debate? machado won miss universe back in 2006. hillary clinton brought up those comments during monday's debate. donald trump has continued what he has said about mac hrhado. in one tweet she wrote, alicia deserves praise for courageously standing up to trump's attacks.

the democratic nominee called machado today to thank her for the courage she has shown. and clinton held a rally in florida where she unveiled a new service campaign, she wants to triple the size of americorms. >> i don't think you'll hear anything about this from my opponent. and you know what? i think that's a shame. because national service has always been a bipartisan goal. >> meanwhile, the candidates push for pennsylvania will continue this weekend, donald trump is set to campaign near lancaster tomorrow night, he'll appear at a rally at spooky nooks sports, it's a large indoor sports complex in manheim. in west philadelphia, some

senior citizens got to practice voting for the big day. pennsylvania election officials conducted a live demonstration of the election process with a mock voting booth. they also learned about transportation that's available on election day as well as the steps and deadlines for absentee ballots. for updates from the campaign trail and for interviews with the president m candidates, just tap the nbc 10 app. dignitaries from around the world came together in jerusalem today. they were there to pay their respects to long time leader shimon perez. the national cemetery where his funeral was held. he died tuesday two weeks after he had a stroke. he was 93 years old. president obama and former president clinton were among those who delivered eulogies at

the funeral. president obama hailed him for his vision and leadership and comparedd him to other heroes. >> to the people of israel, i could not be more honored to be in israel to say farewell to my friend shimon perez, who showed us that justice and hope are at the heart of the zionist idea. >> perez served as israel's president, prime minister and a number of other positions that spanned six decades. now to hoboken where that deadly transit train crash occurred yesterday. they're hoping the black box will tell them how fast the

train was going. and this afternoon, new jersey transit's rail service remains suspended in and out of hoboken. >> i have heavy structural dachblg. i have people trapped on the train. major, major casualties. >> this animation depicts the final moments of the new jersey transit train as it crashed into the platform in hoboken. the station became a mangled mess of debris when the roof collapsed. a mother from hoboken was stand on the platform, more than 100 others were injured and shaken. >> concrete dust, electrical wires. >> reporter: investigators with the national transportation safety board plan to be on scene for at least the next week, today their task is to talk to the engineer. 48-year-old tommy gallagher who went to the hospital and has

been released. >> we have a very method methody of speaking to people who have been involved in accidents and we'll be getting the most accurate information we can. >> reporter: the black boxes have been recovered from the locomotive in the back, but investigators have yet to access the front three cars where the other black box would be located. >> we want to make sure that we only give you the most accurate infor information. >> the ntsb is holding a news conference at 5:00 this afternoon, at that time we may learn new information about the wreck, we may be keeping an eye on that news con frechferenccon. upper is fighting for uber x to stay legal in philadelphia. we have learned that uber made

an emergency filing today to extend that deal. the state gave uber x temporary -- it's also because of the number of septa trains taken out of service. septa's regular schedule resumes monday. faced a judge for the first time today. he's also accused of murdering his father. the 14-year-old is being charged as a juvenile, we are not showing him because of his age. the teen faces a murder charge and three counts of attempted murder. today the judge ordered him to continue to be held in jail. investigators say the teen killed his father on wednesday before driving to a nearby elementary school in townville. he allegedly shot two children sachkd a teacher there. one of the injured children remains in critical condition. the other student and the teacher have been release frtd

t from the hospital. the shooting sparked large protests last week you'll recall. officer betty shelby can be seen walking into the courthouse this morning. she didn't say anything during her appearance in front of a judge, she's charged with first-degree manslaughter in the dirt of terrance crutcher. the video shows crutcher walking away from shelby with his hands in the air. police say crutcher did not have a gun, shelby faces between four years and life in prison if she's convicted. after days of heavy rain, neighbors in bethlehem woke up to find cracks in their home and their street sinking slowly into the ground. a hand full of homes suffered cracks in their foundations when they started to shift. forced evacuations, some neighbors are still unable to

get back into their homes at this point. a few of them have even been conde condemned. >> get out, there's gas, it's dangerous. and i only had enough time to grab my cat and my slippers and get out the door. >> engineers are looking into the heavy rainfall, also the possibility of a water main break, as potential causes for that sink hole. back to work, the people who make marshmallow peeps are back on the job after a strike. 400 workers returned to just born quality confections. they walked off the job more than three weeks ago. the union offered to return to work yesterday after the company filed a federal lawsuit saying that the workers violated their contract. now to bucks county where bensal bensalem could see two-thirds of

it's police force laid off. in delaware county, one neighborhood gets a new grocery store. >> the store presented a $10,000 check to fill abundance. pico and shell investments officially opened an energies star building in the northern liberty section of philadelphia. every unit is equipped with the most energy efficient technology. let's go back to a live look at the phillies playing on this damp and dreary night.

thing really could get kind of soggy. >> a lot of people hoping for some clear skies this weekend. we'll have to see. >> they are. now while the weather right now, although damp and rainy is about the best we have seen it in the last several hours, some events sadly have been cancelled, this is a big weekend for fall festivals, a holiday weekend for some and unfortunately mother nature is just not cooperating. shopping in this weather, it's not for everyone. >> the holiday is coming up, the jewish holiday, the harvest festival. >> but sometimes you just have to get out. >> i'm crossing my fingers because i have a canning business and i'm doing a festival this weekend. >> she's buying produce for the event that is rain or shine. >> 7:00 saturday morning, hopefully, by 8:30, you know, we'll be open for business. >> the owningers of marry me --

>> the rain came and kind of washed us out, and so they called the event. and we do not reschedule the lighting of the great pumpkin. >> but the farm market is open. owners here hope the fall feeling will get you in the mood, even if it is a little wet. and speaking of getting in the spirit of the season, today the scarecrow walk will hope at morris arboretum even if mother nature is fighting the effort. >> it's saturday and sunday, october 1 and october 2. it's 10:00 to 3:00, rain or shine. >> reporter: and they're going to have animals and all kinds of activities for the kids, even if it's in the rain, so bring your boots and your jackets because that is happening, we soon checking with events.

and the october festival will be going on until tomorrow morning, although they can't set up until the rain does stop. it's not going to be a total washout, it's not nearly going to be as wet as it has been in the last couple of days, but it's not exactly a picture perfect weekend. we have got cloudy skies everywhere. we have some patches of mostly light rain or drizzle. the drizzle drops are so small for the radar to detect and the air that i'm most concerned got is moving to the northeast. that could potentially affect a part of the area by tomorrow morning. we certainly hope it doesn't hit kent and sussex county in delaware where we still have a flood warning going on until midnight. and why?

because they have got pounded by rain, this is the radar estimates and of course it's a very colorful match. but those areas in yellow, that's over 10 inches of rain, we have had reports of over 14 inches of range in this area in eastern sussex county, close to 9 in seaford, 10 in millford, eight inches in dover. farther to the north, not as much, but five inches of rain is a lot. 3.4 in delaware county. and favorite to the north, allentown, about 1.8 inches, same story with parts of berks county and only a half-inch around trenton. we don't expect big amounts over the weekend, it's just a consistent cloudy skies that we have got, keeping the temperatures down, only 59 degrees in lehigh valley now.

you can see the skyline a little bit, the clouds aren't as low as they were. the winds aren't as gusty as they were. gusting to 30 in atlantic city. so it's not like it's real improved, it's not as bad. how about that? here's the future cast showing some of those showers coming from the ocean and there's that cluster from virginia, just races through new jersey, in the morning, tomorrow and again more showers around, more sprinkles around, but not the heavy kind of rain that we have been seeing. so at least we have that improvement. so here's the weekend forecast. cloudy, drizzly through sunday, sunday still pretty cloudy, maybe some sunshine in delaware or the jersey shore, but also some showers possible. a little bit of sun will push temperatures into the 70s.

now hurricane matthew, a major hurricane in the caribbean sea, and it's going to cause some problems. 120-mile-per-hour winds now, category 3, perhaps getting closer to category 4 and as it mon moves to the north, through the bahamas, that's next week, this is not happening quickly, the computer models are pretty varied here, so there's no guarantee that it's going to curve and go out to sea. that's a very large storm, so any of these solutions, even within a couple hundred miles of the east coast would affect us in the form of wind and coastal issues and maybe even some rain, let's talk more about how this could affect our weather coming up a little bit later. this is something that drivers have wanted for years. >> but it hasn't been allowed since the terror attacks of september 11th.

we have a live look at the ben franklin bridge. what's been banned for years. >> you haven't answered all of our questions. >> questioning seth williams, the $45,000 gift that has the nbc 10 investigators digging deeper into the da's past. and a close encounter he won't soon forget. that's next here on nbc 10 at 4:00. and you can see stocks closed higher today.

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water, but instead of going over him, the dolphin, as you can ski, hit his board. his dad happened to be filming at the time of the so-called crash. >> i thought oh, my god. so i tried to get out of the way, and he jumped straight into me. >> although the dolphin landed on jed's shoulder, the teen was not injured, but the dolphin did cause some damage to the surf board. >> good thing it was not a shark. >> and that surf board is kind of his badge of honor. nbc 10 investigators come face to face with phil's district attorney. >> this time to ask the dshs a about a pricey construction project. >> did you know that -- the mayor says that you should answer some of these questions. >> up next the 45,000 gift that you can clearly see high above the da's home and what he has to say about it.

mr. district attorney, don't you think you have an obligation to answer some of these questions, sir? >> philly's district attorney dodging direct questions, this time around a 45,000 gift of home construction he neglected to report years ago. now the inns 10 investigators uncover no permit ever filed and the trail of records revealed the contractor unregistered to work in pennsylvania. >> we're very agree, we take it very seriously. >> we continue to look closer into controversies plaguing philly district attorney seth williams, for his girlfriend's delayed prosecution, to his.

>> it's a gift he should have disclosed years ago. seth williams refused to schedule an interview on nbc 10. >> reporter: high above district attorney seth williams' home, you can plainly see what one of his friends gave him. his recently released gift disclosure, he was given $45,000 worth of contracting work, including a roof, windows and insulati insulation, the gift comes from his friend mike palmeri. in philadelphia, licenses and inspections required for any repair including a roof. >> the property owner is ultimately responsible for what happens on their property. >> but the da never got a permit for the work. he won't schedule a talk with

us. >> we're here today to talk about expungements. but i'm talking about your disclose your. >> i think it is a wonderful opportunity. >> mr. williams, will you answer the question? >> i have answered all of your questions. >> you haven't answered all of our questions. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, by law, contractors have to register with the registration's offices before making repairs, but the state attorney general's office says that lynmar isn't and wasn't registered to work on properties in pennsylvania. when we visited their westville office, this man came outside. >> i was just wondering what you guys are doing taking video of the building. >> we're trying to figure out why this company without a permit did some work on the philly da's office. >> we still don't have an answer for the company. as for the da, he left this event as soon as it ended, giving no explanation as to why

he didn't follow philly's permitting law. >> i'm just trying to figure out why it is that the chief law enforcement officer in the city did not file a permit to get construction work done on his home. you're not going to talk to me now? now according to lynmar builders, that company that did this construction work, they do mostly commercial construction, they do have permits filed for work they have done in the city of philadelphia. as for the district attorney, we continue to offer him an opportunity to talk with us on camera, whether he accepts that opportunity or not, we will continue to ask questions, for the investigators, i'm mitch blocker i nbc 10 news. >> will there be any accountability for the da. >> lni says they're not likely to do anything since this happened in 2013 and there

hasn't been any formal complaint filed with their offices. while they woblt talk specifically about the work that was done at the district attorney's office, they also make it a policy of not talking >> very wet walk to work in wilmington, umbrellas and a raincoat were a must for these people as they started their day, you're going to want to keep the rain gear hand did, because this weather is not done with us yet. >> glenn, we haven't seen the last ott rain, have we? >> we have seen the worst of the rain, and in some places, in southern delaware, over a foot of rain has fallen in the last few stays. we got just cloudy skies in philadelphia. drizzle once in a while, 58

degrees, parts of montgomery bucks county, 65 lehigh valley. and in kent and in sussex county in delaware, the flood warning, the general flood warning until midnight, there still may be some roads covered with water because of all that water. in southern virginia, we have some thunderstorms, generally moving our direction, that's going to be have to be monitored, because you've got a not of rain already. here's the live radar, and we're just seeing some spricnkles across the area right now, and that's pretty much what we're going to see through the night except for what we see down to the south. we'll keep our eye on that, kent and sussex county are the ones that are the most vulnerable. and until then, we just wake up to clouds and miserable weather.

we'll see if it improves for sunday. and we'll have the latest on the hurricane in just a few minutes. ♪ paying tribute to two heroes, funeral services held for two firefighters in delaware. lewis christopher leach and firefighter jerry fickes were killed fighting a fire last saturday in wilmington. a public memorial service will be held tomorrow. within the next hour, the ntsb is scheduled to hose a news conference with new information about the train crash in hoboken yesterday. they're hoping the black box will show how fast the train was going when it slammed into the train station in north jersey killing one person. we will have updates throughout the evening. authorities are investigating a mysterious sink hole that opened up in the

middle of bethlehem street. neighbors woke up to the smell of gas and the sound of their street slowly sinking into the ground. some people still aren't allowed back in their homes. >> parking under the ben franklin bridges could soon be an option for some drivers. a letter of intent would allow limited parking under the bridge. but it wouldn't be open to everyone. zika alert, there's a new warning about the virus this afternoon. up next the new destination added to the list of places where some people are being advised not to travel. plus unintended effect, acne may have plagued you when you were a teen, but new research about what it may lead to later in life. approve this message.

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see the rain in your neighborhood. my first alert forecast is next.

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long drive, this ball's out of here! >> it's out of here. bryant howard's career with the phillies is expected to come to an end at the end of the season. it's going to be emotional out there. >> quite a legacy that howard will be leaving behind amy. >> absolutely, rosemary and jim. 381 home runs and maybe counting plus that world series title. the phillies do have an option for next season. so this weekend is it for howard

and the phillies, the only organization howard has ever played for, he was drafted by them in the fifth round in 2001. he was a big piece of that 2008 world series team, where the 36-year-old have had his numbers go down. while he's hit 381 home runs, his playing time has been limited, but he will be in the lightni lineup for all three home games this weekend. >> the numbers speak for themselves. howard was one of the most re-veered hitters in baseball for eight, ten years, that's tough to do in this league, as quick as people are starting to adjust, he adjusted with them and he is a very special player. >> the phillies will hold a special ceremony for howard at 2:30 p.m. on sunday, that's one hour before this season finale. we'll have more on howard at 5:00 and 6:00 at in sports.

and you can see tonight, on csn with phillies pre-game live. >> it's going to be kind of dampidamp at the ballpark, but we're not anticipating any kind of rain, it's cloudy, it's chilly, it's breezy, there's some light rain showers, a little bit of drizzle. but more significant activity down to the south near richmond, virginia. that's moving to the northeast. of course that's not going to reach the ballpark this evening, but it could affect part of the area by tomorrow morning and we certainly hope this is not part of the area affected. we still have a flood warning until midnight for parts of kept and all of sussex county in delaware, those places just got pounded with rainfall. this is doppler estimated rainfall and it shows quite clearly just how bad it has been in sussex county, this is just

sussex county itself, near millford, 15 and a half inches of rain, a foot of rain, a little more than a foot just to the south. millsboro, 11 inches, cape may about 5, farther to the north, lesser amounts, as you head toward trenton, a half an inch. in the phil area, three to four in chester county, that's still al of rain. we don't have any reports of any heavy rain right now, it's 59 in lehigh valley, and in parts of delaware, that got hit so hard, it's mostly in the 60s, 68 degrees in georgetown, 68 in rile rehoboth beach, we're not

expecting anything heavy until perhaps tomorrow morning when the remnant of that virginia stuff starts rati s racing up t coast, at the very least, it's going to be moving fast, so that will help us a little bit, even if that occurs, but the rest of the weekend, looks like nothing more than some lighter showers across the area and maybe even some sunshine on sunday, especially in delaware, and near the jersey shore, so sunday does look like the better of the two weekend days. not by a lot. it's not picture perfect, but way better than saturday, saturday it's cloudy, saturday probably doesn't get out of the 60s, a chance of morning drizzle on sunday, but the afternoon could be a little bit better, matthew could be a problem for parts of the area, we're going to talk more about that during the 5:00 hour, but matthew is going to be around for a long time and it wouldn't be

affecting the weather on our portion of the east coast until later this week, you see thursday and friday, i have some rain in, partly from matthew, but we see the sunshine returning monday and tuesday, before we get wind and chilly weather next week as well, later in the week. >> all right, glenn, it's a tale of hope and disappointment at the jersey shore. and we have it for you straight ahead. >> reporter: a jersey shore landmark takes a major step forward in its quest to put up a giant new attraction. i'm ted greenberg, while a different amusement park is facing disappointment about two of its newest rides. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy,

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disapointment after a park in ocean city saw the summer come and go without being able to open a pair of new roller coasters. ted greenberg has the story. >> it's absolutely ready to go. >> reporter: william's spirits are sky high now that the pier's soaring new investment now is a step closer to rising high above the jersey city land mark. restructured clearing away the construction of a 200-foot obsero observation wheel. >> the wheel is such a tremendous asset, we think it's

going to be great for the city and gate for us. >> reporter: the $12 million wheel will operate year round with 12 gondolas, thanks to a rainy spring and striking workers at the soon to close donald trump taj mahal casino. >> we're really hoping this is going to turn things around. >> reporter: along ocean city's boardwalk, the cove amusement park are still dealing with a major letdown. two brand-new roller coasters, including the much anticipated gale force failed to open this summer. they say manufacturing problems are the primary reason why, gale force is custom built and many of the parts are made in italy. >> there's delays in getting them shipped over here. it hasn't been fun that's for sure. >> columbus weekend is the last scheduled weekend of 2016, but

management says they're considering reopening later in the year if those rides come online. coming up next at 5:00, donald trump's tirade on twitter, what he wrote at 3:00 in the morning and how hillary clinton is responding to his attacks. sounds pleasant, right? this is what neighbors in the lehigh valley have been hear all day long. since their own street started sinking. and think you had a bad morning? this guy's probably worse, this is just one way the weather has been causing problems. and next, the weather team shows you if your weekend is headed for trouble too.

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>> the first alert weather team has the forecast for your neighborhood. let's begin with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> if your plans include 80 degree temperatures and clear skies, you're not going to get it. 58 degrees in philadelphia, we got cloudy skies everywhere. you can see the pictures, the temperatures at most, 63 degrees, the average high is at least 10-degree above that, there's been way too much rain in kent county an sussex county in delaware. we had the first alert out since the beginning of the week telling you this was the area that was the most vulnerable. and boy, did they get hilt hard. the live radar shows just