not physically injured. there is some question about the kanye concert in philly. as soon as word got to conyeaka performing in new york sunday night, he abruptly ended his concert, telling fans there was an family emergency. fans here, although sympathetic to the kardashian west family saga, are concerned he may not show up here at wells fargo tomorrow night. >> would it be the right thing to cancel his show? for his wife, yes. but for the fans, no. i'm pretty sure the tickets were priced pretty high. >> now that i know, ion going to buy a ticket, i don't want to chance it. it's a waste of money now. >> reporter: we were just inside the box office a few minutes ago. some fans still purchasing those tickets. i'm told there are limited seats left in the arena. i've been monitoring both kanye

and kim's twitter accounts. we're also putting in calls to live nation, kanye's promoter, to see if anything might change. chelseay at the wells fargo center says if anything changes, they will immediately notify us. they will also put it out on their twitter account. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> cydney, thank you. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues now with a developing story. today, dozens of police officers searching a backyard in the poconos all in connection with a lehigh valley woman who disappeared three years ago. skyforce 10 over the scene in ross township this afternoon. holly grim disappeared back in 2013. and now investigators are narrowing their search on the home of one of her former co-workers. nbc 10's mitch blacher is live in the news center with more. >> mitch, what have police uncovered? >> reporter: guys, this is a fast developing story. investigators have a search warrant to focus on a property

in monroe county. holly grim's mother tells us she has been told by investigators that this does have to do with her daughter's disappears. skyforce 10 hovers as state police dig holes waist-deep. behind the trees you can see the red excavator used to unearth the clues they now sort through. they wear gloves as they inspect the soil. it's a crime scene in action, linked to a case three years cold. court records show the property tied to one of holly grim's co-workers. the last time anyone saw grim was 2013. we watched as state and local investigators continue that search today. now, during the initial investigates, investigators interviewed more than a hundred people, including the owner of the home they're now investigating. we have a team gathering information in ross township,

grim's mother coming up live at 5:00 and 6:00. live in the breaking news center, mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. thousands are bracing for disaster as hurricane matthew bears down on several island nations in the caribbean. >> this category 4 storm is approaching haiti and jamaica right now. satellite images show just how big the storm has become. you can see it moving slowly as it nears the islands. flash flooding has already begun in parts of haiti. jamaica and cuba are facing similar conditions and many people in the area are now making a run as the hurricane inches closer. the u.s. has begun making preparations to evacuate people from the naval base in guantanamo bay. the storm has already skilled two people. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking hurricane matthew. >> sheena, what are we up against here and how might it affect us? >> we're still pretty far down

the road. our local weather would be more of a time frame of this upcoming weekend. it's too far out to tell exactly where it's going to head at that particular point in time. right now we're looking down in the caribbean. matthew a very well-organized category 4 hurricane. it's approaching jamaica, there's hispaniola, there's cuba, then it heads towards the bahamas. the red shaded areas are warnings for these parts of the caribbean. they're expecting high winds. sustained winds 140 miles an hour sustained winds, that's a category four hurricane. it's moving to the north at six miles per hour, on average a relatively slow movement. this storm has in fact slowed down quite a bit. the timing of it has been pushed back from what we saw last week. wednesday, 8:00 a.m., it's just getting into the bahamas and it's a pretty sure bet it will

continue on a northerly track. it could be a category 3 hurricane by that time, either way still a major hurricane. we'll be watching for it potentially along the southeastern coast of the united states. you notice that cone as we go farther out in time, it's just barely skimming the east coast of florida, also barely skimming now the carolinas. we'll have to watch this very closely. we'll be watching for any turn out to sea by saturday morning, potentially a category 2 hurricane. as you go farther out in time, it gets wider. we'll keep you updated into the weekend. more updates on this to come. while the hurricane spins in the caribbean, it was a gloomy start to the workweek here at home. nbc 10 in wallingford county. let's look at cape may, a live picture, look at that. some people out there enjoying some of the conditions, as much as there is to enjoy.

76 degrees in some parts there. >> you had the sun trying to peek out there. let's go back to sheena to find out what to expect for the rest of the day. >> today is a didn't even day, temperatures have warmed into the mid-70s, 77 in wilmington. still cool-like spots out there. allentown, 71. coatsville, 70. atlantic city, at least at the parent, temperatures are in the upper 60s. we'll get cooler through the next few days. you can see that with your seven-day forecast, scrolling at the bottom of the screen. for the philadelphia area right now, a live look at center city. we have just about partly cloudy skies. here is a bit of a difference from what we saw earlier today, all the fog, all the cloud cover, but now we're seeing some breaks in this. philadelphia sitting in the mid-70s. as we go into the evening, still very comfortable. 72 degrees by 6:00 p.m. by 9:00 p.m. tonight, temperatures in the mid-60s. a cool start into tomorrow

morning. the radar and satellite, there's not much in the way of rain. some sprinkles near the poconos into the lehigh valley. some very light showers trying to make their way towards the allentown area. that's really about it. even tomorrow we'll keep the clouds in the forecast. but the rain chance is going to be fairly low. we may see a couple of stray showers similar to what we're seeing right now through the lehigh valley. temperatures will be cooler as we go through the afternoon. coming up, we'll take a look at that cool fall-like forecast and more updates on hurricane matthew, straight ahead. now to decision 2016. donald trump trying to put a bad week behind him. >> today the week started off bad for his foundation. this afternoon, the new york attorney general ordered trump's foundation to stop fundraising in the state. the office says the foundation doesn't have the proper certification and it did not submit routine audits. the foundation must also send any delinquent financial reports to the ag's office within 15 days. today trump campaigned in

virginia, meeting with a veterans group. he told them he plans to beef up cybersecurity in the u.s., saying it's under constant attack from foreign postewers. he told his audience of retired vets he would work to end political correctness in the military. >> everyone goes, profiling, profiling. in israel they're doing it and doing it well. we may have to do that. >> trump repeatedly linked cybersecurity threats to hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. today trump had to once again defend his treatment of women. some former crew members of trump's reality show "the apprentice" which aired on nbc say he rated female contestants based on their breast size. 20 show employees says trumped talked about which ones he would like to have sex with and which ones he wanted to wear shorter

dresses and showed more cleavage. the trump campaign said they were disgruntled employees. his rival hillary clinton is exchan campaigning in ohio. she said there should be a law forcing candidates to release their tax returns. >> he calls our military a disaster. it's not, but it might have been if everybody else had failed to pay taxes to support our great men and women in uniform. >> clinton says trump's proposed tax plan would cut his taxes even more while raising taxes for the middle class. this morning's clinton's national campaign manager told us no one should be surprised by the fact that trump may not have paid federal income taxes, calling the tax code rigged in favor of the wealthy. >> the tax plan he introduced cut taxes for millionaires and billionaires. it allows more of these tricks,

these accounting tricks, for the top 1, 2% of our country. >> he says clinton will cut taxes for the middle class. she'll campaign in haverford township tomorrow along with her daughter chelsea and actress liz banks. after ted danson stopped in westchester today, stumping for hillary clinton, he met donors on market street to discuss the election and talk about climate change. just a little more than 24 hours before the two vice presidential come nienominees go head for the only time before the election, five weeks before voters head to the polls. nbc 10's lauren mayk is live in farmville, virginia, where the campus is preparing for the big day tomorrow. a huge opportunity, lauren, for both parties. >> reporter: absolutely, keith. and, you know, this campus started preparing for this

debate long before either of these vice presidential candidates were even chosen. the president of this university teaches a class on the american presidency. that's where the idea of hosting this came about. they are calling this the vp jubilee. take a look over here. we've got a stage set up where they have musical acts, and later tonight, second city from chicago will be performing. i bet we may hear about some politics then. and come on over here, loam show you what's going on over here. they have food, they have games, and a lot of these students are getting in on this as well. you'll see the ones in yellow t-shirts, hundreds of students are volunteering, they've been helping us get around campus. some of these students will be lucky enough to be inside the debate hall for that vp debate tomorrow night. i got a chance to see inside. let me show you what it looks like. this hall, the first thing you'll notice is it's a lot

smaller than what we saw at hofstra. only 300 people will be in here. of course a heck of a lot more watching on tv. then you'll notice that onstage, no podiums. these two candidates, tim kaine and mike pence, will be sitting at a table with the moderator, answering questions. the debate commission tells me they're hoping this will forest some debate. tim kaine will get the first question of the night. back out here at the vp jubilee, things are only going to get busier as more people start arriving, and the hours tick down to the only vice presidential debate of this cycle. live at longwood university, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> i know you'll be down there, lauren, covering every moment of it. count on nbc 10 for complete coverage of tomorrow's vice presidential debate in virginia. lauren mayk will have revise reports starting at 4:00 and a

complete breakdown of the debate on nbc 10 news at 11:00 p.m. a welcome sight for septa riders today, the transit agency resumed a normal schedule today. for three months a third of the rail cars were sidelined because of a suspension problem. today's schedule change means about 200 more train trips a day across septa's 13 regional rail lines. more than a hundred train cars were taken off the track at the start of the summer for repairs. there were cracks in the beams that distribute the weight of the cars to their axles. >> first it was a little slow. i think everyone adjusted, commuters adjusted, obviously septa was able to adjust a bit, and made a tough situation not so bad in the end. >> septa tells us it hopes to return 14 of the repaired cars until november until all of them a report says new jersey transit's officials were aware of violations on their safety

record. a u.s. official says dozens of violations were found during an audit. meanwhile, the ntsb says the engineer who was at the controls at the time of the crash told them he, quote, has no memory of the accident. one person was killed. 114 others were injured during last thursday's crash. investigators say they recovered one of the event recorders. it was not operationally. the black box remains in the control car which is not yet accessible because of dangerous debris. nbc 10 has two updates about a flood of threats made on social media that have had many parents, children, and school authorities worried for over a week now. nbc 10 has not mentioned the post on television before now because we don't want to put a spotlight on the spread of rumors. but today philadelphia police tell us a 13-year-old girl admitted she and a friend made some of the posts as a prank, a prank that threatened attacks by clowns at some schools in our area. police are sending the case to the district attorney's office

to see if criminal charges will be filed. the philadelphia archdiocese sent a message to parents today saying, while it takes the threat seriously, classes will continue as scheduled and told parents neither they for their children should respond to the social media posts. no student has been armharmed. an accident in upper darby this morning, an 80-year-old woman was struck and killed as she crossed the street near the 69th street terminal. police say the driver stopped and that there are no charges expected to be filed in the case. a tech company in bethlehem is getting a $1.5 million grant from pennsylvania. governor tom wolf made the announcement today. the money will help build a 14,000 square feet expansion to the company. the tech venture west wing will help provide support to

companies that retain family-supporting jobs. a jolly trolley crash happened in dewy beach on saturday. the trolley began to sway, then fall to its side. several people were injured. police continue to investigate. the philadelphia police department is going green. today they unveiled the city's first plug-in police cars and charging station. the mayor was on hand for today's announcement. the first of four ford fusion hybrids is ready to be put into service as a community relations vehicle. they say by january they'll have 17 plug-in vehicles in use. the u.s. sect secretary of paid a visit to delaware today. thomas perez toured steel manufacturer rc fabricators in wilmington. they held a roundtable discussion on how skill training

programs can strengthen the workforce and economic development. since 2014, the u.s. has added 75,000 new manufacturing apprenticeships. in other news, today millions of people across the world are celebrating the jewish new year. rosh hashanah began last night. [ horn blowing ] hundreds took part in services today. it's one of the holiest days of the year in the jewish religion. the holiday is meant to be a time of personal reflection and prayer. rosh hashanah ends tomorrow evening. a pennsylvania woman is bringing awareness to breast cancer awareness month by walking from philadelphia to the capital in harrisburg. helen michener kicked off her walk today at the liberty bell. she plans to make the 104-mile trek in seven days. a three-year breast cancer survivor, michener believes that

early detection saved her life. >> so i thought well, i'll do this challenge, a walk from philadelphia to harrisburg, and at the same time hope reply bring awareness. >> she hopes to bring attention to the pennsylvania breast cancer coalition who supported her during her treatment. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. well, a nice fall-like day today. we started with the fog this morning. and the clouds hung around for a while. now we're seeing breaks in the cloud cover. plenty of sunshine in the philadelphia area right now. a live look at the ben franklin bridge. we are mostly dry across the area. and we have cooler temperatures that will be moving in. so if you see your seven-day at the bottom of the clean, the next couple of days will be quieter than where we're sitting right now. 72 in south jersey neighborhoods. closer to the shore, upper 60s, still looking at cloud cover. our pennsylvania suburbs, the temperatures here in our

neighborhoods, west bradford township 72 degrees. if you're in bryn mawr, 75 degrees. comfortable. but tomorrow will be cooler in the afternoon. 72 north wales, 73 degrees right now in ft. washington. the radar not very impressive. we have a few showers trying to move into the poconos and the lehigh valley. most of the area is dry. just some very widespread scattered showers across of of the northeast. we'll zoom into the lehigh valley, the green showing you the much lighter rainfall. some of that trying to move into the allentown area. it's not going to be a big deal as it moves through, and for parts of the poconos as well, you might see brief showers move by. most of the area will be on the dry side. tomorrow will be mostly cloudy. we could have a couple of showers, chances will be low. don't be surprised if you see an isolated passing shower. for the most part, mostly

cloudy. tomorrow, upper 60s in many neighborhoods. schwenksville, 77, reading around 70. avalon, 67. dover coming in right around 69 degrees. here's a look at future weather. clouds will hang around overnight and into tomorrow. there you see tomorrow afternoon. this is 12:30, mostly cloudy. can't rule out a couple of isolated showers. i don't think it's going to be a big deal. then we go into wednesday, just about mostly to partly cloudy, staying dry. thursday we'll stay dry too, several dry days. then our attention turns to away south of us. by noon thursday, we're looking at hurricane matthews over the bahamas, potentially. we'll be watching this storm very closely, a category 4 hurricane, 140 miles an hour sustained winds. by thursday, possibly still a major hurricane. then we go into the weekend.

there's still some disagreement with the computer models. it could be impacting parts of the carolinas. we're still many days out. take a look at what the computer models do. we have about an 800-mile spread here. if you look a little farther inland, farther offshore, that's 800 miles between all these models. that would be over the weekend. still plenty of time for this track to be adjusted. more specific details as we get closer to the middle to end of this week. a closer look at your neighborhood forecast, coming up. >> sheena, thank you. parents probably remember a popular brand of dresser that was recalled earlier this year when six children died. >> an nbc 10 viewer told us she couldn't get the refund she was promised. how the nbc 10 response team helped her get hundreds of dollars back after she says the company ignored her. philadelphia helped hundreds of small business owners pay for security cameras to protect their stores and their streets. the nbc 10 investigators ask whether some of the neediest

neighborhoods are falling behind. and talk about a neighbor nuisance. why this house is stuck in the middle of a road, keeping neighbors strapped inside their homes. first, the closing bell on wall street. when pat toomey went to washington, he didn't stop...

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some local meat cutters hit the ice today in voorhees, attempting to slice up more than 400 pounds of beef. it's part of an annual meat cutting challenge. each of the 14 participants were judged on how quickly they butchered 30 pounds of raw meat. denise, what better place for keeping the food cold than an ice rink? the winner moves on to the next

round with $20,000 at steak. get it, like steak and meat, denise? >> i get it. >> ba-dum. all right. no easy transition to this story. imagine coming home to find a hole blocking your road. >> the texas home was in the process of being moved when it got stuck behind trees and power lines. it will be gone by tonight. a new set of eyes on philadelphia. >> are security cameras outside local businesses helping the neighborhoods most vulnerable? the nbc 10 investigators uncover some gaps in the city's security camera initiative. and how they're helping the neediest neighborhoods that are falling behind. and we're watching hurricane matthew very closely in the caribbean. we'll talk more about this coming up. also cooler temperatures locally just ahead.

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>> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. tonight at 5:00, a new set of eyes on philadelphia. >> do you think people behave differently seeing these cameras? >> yes, because you know you're getting recorded. >> the city has helped hundreds of small business owners pay for security cameras to protect their stores and their streets. but the nbc 10 investigators ask whether some of the neediest businesses are falling behind. in three years the program has given more than half a million dollars in grants. >> but nbc 10 investigator george spencer says so far cameras have gone up in relatively few of the city's

neighborhoods. >> reporter: outside dan liberty's jewelry store, these little cameras are providing big peace of mind for a family-owned shop full of high priced merchandise. >> to me it's a like a no-brainer. >> reporter: under philly's business security camera program, the city reimbursed half the cost of liberty's exterior surveillance cameras. a win for him and a win for philly police. >> basically you can see south street. >> reporter: that's krystcrysta clear. >> yes. >> reporter: owners get up to a $3,000 limit if they register with police. >> it's a very easy program to use. it's very business friendly. >> reporter: dennis murphy overcease tover cea sees the program and says it's gaining traction. the city is claiming successes related to the program. here in port richmond back in

july, the cameras on the outside corner of this wire and packaging business captured a shooting that happened on this block. in richmond, 19 businesses have received grants to small cameras. but when the nbc 10 investigators mapped locations citywide, we discovered gaps. zip code 19147, just southeast of center city, has by far the most cameras, 39 of them, double the next zip code. it's followed by port richmond, strawberry manages, manayunk and fishtown. but neighborhoods in the northeast, northwest, and higher crime west and southwest philadelphia, have far fewer, and sometimes none at all. the city's most dangerous neighborhood, zip code 19133, has just one participant. security is a concern for you? >> of course. >> reporter: he owns two wireless telephone stores, one in west philly and one in

southwest, the zip code where there's not a single participant in the program. neither of his shops have exterior cameras. you did not even know of this program? >> i mean, i never heard about this program before. >> reporter: is that a problem from the city's perspective? >> we're aware of what the usage is. that's something that we actually recently mapped that. that's part of what we'll be doing, especially with our multilingual staff. >> reporter: murphy tells us those language ambassadors will be deployed to areas where use is low, need is high, and english is often not a first language. he admits even half price cameras may be too costly for many owners. the city will concentrate on underrepresented zones, hoping word of mouth advertising will work as it did in liberty's area. >> one guy was walking up and down, saying, listen, hop on board.

>> reporter: spreading the word, business to business. for the investigators, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> to the weather now, clear skies made for a nice day in old city today, plenty of people out and about at independence hall. a similar scene along the banks of the schuylkill river, boat house row. you can see sunshine on the river. cooler temperatures are coming. >> nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking the changes in your first alert neighborhood weather. >> hey, guys. yes, cooler changes for tomorrow afternoon and wednesday afternoon. right now we're in the 70s, mostly low to mid-70s, seeing more sun this afternoon than this morning. lehigh valley holding onto the cloud cover. 77 degrees in wilmington right now. philadelphia, partly cloudy skies. pennsylvania suburbs looking

really good, 72 degrees right now. so the area mostly is in the 70s. some of our pennsylvania neighborhoods in the upper 60s. that's only just about a few. rittenhouse coming in at 74. port richmond, 75. tomorrow afternoon, we'll be in the upper 60s. tonight, though, we will stay cool. we'll stay mostly dry. clouds will hang around for tomorrow morning, upper 50s for most of the area. philadelphia, 60 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 66, atlantic city. mostly cloudy and cool. and we're going to stay mostly cloudy as we go through the afternoon. we're also watching the tricycl we'll show you the updated track on what it's expected to do as it continues moving north. >> looking forward to that, sheena. it was a recall that impacted millions of families after the death of six children.

>> it gave one nbc 10 viewer a headache when she tried to get answers from the company. how our nbc 10 responds team stepped in to help the mother get the refund she deserved. plus the biggest mistakes college freshmen and their parents are making when it comes to their money. now to the choices for this week's high school football game of the week.

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freshman year. coming up, an incident involving the eagles during their downtime. >> we'll have the details, that story coming up. and cooler temperatures in the forecast tomorrow, even wednesday. but then we're also watching hurricane matthew. i'll show utmost updated track, coming up next. when pat toomey went to washington, he didn't stop...

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good news, eagles fans. >> today we're learning about at least one incident that happened during the team's bye-week. >> nigel bradham was arrested on a concealed weapons charge at miami international airport,

taken into custody after a loaded gun was found in his backpack. he was charged with a misdemeanor and released on a $300 bond. the team said in a statement they are aware of bradham's arrest and have no comment. he was with the team today. carson wentz and crew are back at work after getting some rest this past week. he'll get one of his main targets back as well, ertz back and raring to go after watching trey burton play well in his place. >> not being in the game is killing me, not even being able to travel to chicago, killing me. it's tough. very eye-opening. everyone knows the story of wally pip. i didn't think that was going to happen. >> he looked good, though. >> everybody understands the possibility in this league.

leeotis mckelvin is returning after a hamstring injury if all goes well this week, he'll be playing in detroit. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. well, today a pretty nice day. comfortable this afternoon. sunshine developing across the area right now. as we go into tomorrow and wednesday, we're actually going to have some cooler temperatures this week. take a look at this seven-day scrolling at the bottom of the your screen, we have 60s for daytime highs over the next couple of days. that will feel a lot more like fall. we will at the same time be fairly dry across the area. could see an isolated shower or two tomorrow. but for the most part we have several dry days ahead basically through the rest of the week, with the exception of those few showers. possibly tomorrow, not going to be a big deal. we'll be watching hurricane matthew. currently matthew is a category 4, impacting jamaica and haiti

as well as much of hispaniola right now. we'll be watching this very closely as we get closer to the week, and i'll show that you in the updated track in just a second. temperatures locally mostly mid- to low 70s. 76 in philadelphia, 73 in pennsylvania suburbs, low 70s for our south jersey neighborhoods. newcastle county, mostly 76. dover, 75. allendale in sussex county, 72 degrees. along the delaware beaches in sussex county, mostly around 70 degrees at the moment. today so far we hit 76. tomorrow, upper obvio60s, as we wednesday. back in the mid-70s by the end of the week, staying fairly dry. we'll see more sunshine developing later this week. the radar locally, a few light showers trying to move into the lehigh valley as well as berks

county, even parts of the poconos, 78 near cutstown. maybe a few more isolated showers for the most part, most of the area stays dry this evening and into tomorrow afternoon, clouds will hang around. there's a chance for a couple of isolated showers at best. wednesday afternoon we'll be mostly dry, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy in some areas. then by thursday, we're still going to continue with that dry stretch. by thursday afternoon, we're also going to be looking way to the south, a very slow moving hurricane could be right over the bahamas. could be a major hurricane still. we'll be watching for any interaction with land. right now, hurricane matthew is just to the south of jamaica. there's jamaica, then we have hispaniola here. cuba will be next. then the bahamas as it travels to the north, max winds 140 miles per hour, moving fairly

slowly north at seven miles per hour. the updated track from the national hurricane center, normally it comes out at 5:00. this is the most updated. by thursday afternoon, could be category 3 hurricane over the bahamas. the track has in fact shifted just a little bit farther to the west. we'll be watching it by this weekend. could be moving on to maybe south or north carolina. again, this is very far out in time. so this could very well be changing as we get closer, as many tropical systems do. looked at spthe spaghetti modela combination of the many computer models that we use. that spread for those computer models is about an 800 d-mile spread from west to east. we'll be watching it closely to see if another weather system hopefully pushes it out to sea. those details to come. >> thank you, sheena, we'll be

watching it with you. next, how nbc 10 responds helped a mother get hundreds of dollars back after she said the company ignored her and her family.

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in today's nbc 10 responds, it was a recall that impacted millions of families. dressers that could tip and fall and seconds. >> but when one mom returned her recalled furniture, she couldn't get her recall. that prompted her to call nbc 10 responds. harry, what happened here? >> you know how dangerous this stuff is. i have to tell you, this woman said she felt ignored. she did what the company told her to do and she was still out

of hundreds of dollars that she was promised. >> reporter: lena has her hands full as a working mother of three. when she found out about the furniture recall involving four dressers she owned, she worried. >> it's scary. which is why i wanted it out of my house. >> reporter: 29 million ikea dressers deemed unsafe. >> it falls over on kids. how can you sell that? >> reporter: she says she immediately called ikea asking them to remove the dressers and refund her money. they were picked up in july. she says eight weeks went by and still no refund. money she wanted to purchase new dressers with. >> we're living out of laundry baskets. >> reporter: she tells us she called ikea headquarters several times. according to her, the company acknowledged it picked up the dressers but could not find out where its movers returned them. >> how is that my problem?

>> reporter: she says after several calls and no help, she called nbc 10 responds. >> you get results. >> reporter: when we contacted ikea, the company told us it had just located the dressers. less than a week after we got involved, she received her $751 check plus a $50 ikea gift card. >> thanks, harry and nbc 10, we got our check, thanks for helping us! >> i love it when the kids do that. the ikea dresser recall is still ongoing. any customer with a dresser manufactured after 2002 may be eligible for a full refund just like she was. ikea also offers a prewall anchoring repair kit for the dressers which she declined since she lives in an apartment. let's see the recover counter, at $119,285. >> you'll have to read a lot slower because that counter was too slow. it's behind you right there. >> behind me? uh-oh. >> exactly.

you did the math, since april we've been doing this, 20 grand a month for the people in our community, amazing, harry. >> okay, folks, keep calling, we'll keep helping. >> very good. >> thanks, harry. if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, let us know, give us a call or fill out a complaint form online. next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, we go live to the caribbean where people are bracing for the worst from hurricane matthew. plus new developments in a missing woman mystery. why the search in this backyard could lead to new answers for a lehigh valley family. did you see it? after days of dreary weather, the sun finally made an appearance today. sheena, it's been a welcome sight. >> yes, it has, and it will feel more like fall through the next couple of days. cooler temperatures and yes, hurricane matthew, it is a strong category 4 hurricane. i'll show you the updated track.

when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood.

shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. bracing for impact. a very strong hurricane matthew is getting closer to countries in the caribbean. cease and desist. as donald trump faces more questions about his taxes, the trump foundation comes under fire for its fundraising. and a break in the case. why this backyard in the poconos could lead to new clues in a missing woman mystery. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. we begin with a developing

story. take a look at this scene unfolding in a monroe county backyard. skyforce 10 captured dozens of police officers literally digging for clues. >> tonight family members tell us the search is connected to the disappears of lehigh valley native holly grim. she went missing from her home three years ago. that search is going on about 40 miles away, in ross township county. >> nbc 10's deanna durante is live with the latest. >> reporter: take a look behind me. you can see two state police cars guarding the area. the homeowners are not home. state police have been here most of the day. many of the investigators fanning out around 3:00 this afternoon. we spoke to the family of holly grim. they say they are not going to lose hope that holly is alive somewhere. however they do say they know the search going on here is related to her disappearance. >> we need to