piling on, tonight more people are pulling their support for donald trump because of those lewd comments. and now his wife is weighing in on the scandal. tracking rain -- more wet weather is moving in tonight and some areas could be at risk for flooding. and matthew makes landfall, tonight the hurricane is blamed for several deaths on the east coast. and more damage is still being done. good evening, i'm denise nakano, today we've seen fallout over the lewd comments by donald trump. but in the past half-hour, dozens of supporters gathered at trump tower in new york city, to show their support for the presidential candidate. and trump himself came out to greet them. take a look.

>> again, this just happening within the past 30 minutes. trump did not make any comments or answer any questions from the media. donald trump had been out of sight since releasing a video last night where he a i popoll jazzed for the lewd comments about women. this as republicans and democrats came out in droves to criticize the comments and called on him to drop out of the race. trump did respond to the calls on twitter this afternoon. he wrote quote, the media, and establishment want me out of the race so badly. i will never drop out of the race, will never let my supporters down. trump's own wife is weighing in on the controversy. she released this statement this afternoon -- the words my husband used are unacceptable and offensive to me. this does not represent the man that i know. he has the heart and mind of a leader. i hope people will accept his apology as i have, and focus on

the important issues facing our nation and the world. >> this is all happening as voters are just 31 days from heading to the polls. nbc 10's andrea cline thomas has been speaking to voters and andrea, many of them are torn over this election. >> torn, not only about who they'll vote for, but if they'll vote at all. grassroots organizations are going door to door to register new voters. >> are you registered to vote in. >> while others are being urged to go to the polls. >> you got to vote. >> i ain't into all that. >> from residents in south philly to an auditorium in center city. >> millions of people are giving up on the political process, is that right? they're disgusted, they're angry, they're frustrated. >> it's not just his stance on the issues, but the candidates that raises concerns. from yesterday's leaked video from ten years ago of donald trump degrading women. >> celebrated sexually

assaulting women. it's a crime. >> for hillary clinton, another email hack appears to share parts of her closed-door speeches, touting policies that would benefit wall street. validating concerns bernie sanders raised during his campaign. that we asked him about today. >> well what is more important and what is more interesting, is this document which is the democratic national platform. and this document makes it very clear that we are going to break up the large financial institutions in this country. >> we kind of have to question is what that really what she's going to do. >> sanders acknowledged to the crowd the problems that voters face with clinton and trump. he said the choice is clear and it comes down to who will fight for working families. >> are you going into the voting booth enthusiastically. >> i'm going in reluctantly. >> hillary or trump, we don't have much of an option. is that democracy, really?

>> bernie sanders said the focus isn't just on the election but holding the elected officials accountable after the election is done. but with only 31 days left, both sides have a lot of convincing to do. reporting live enter center city, andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10. well clinton and trump may be forced to talk publicly about both of these scandals during their next presidential debate. that gets under way tomorrow night at washington university in st. louis, today the final preparations were being made to the stage, the debate will be a town hall format, where the candidates take questions from the audience. it will last 90 minutes. and you can watch the debate on cozi tv, that's comcast channel 248, verizon channel 460 and over the air channel 10.2. nbc 10's larn malauren mayk wil be there with a live report after sunday night football. now to your first alert

weather, take a look at the nbc 10 radar. we've been seeing scattered rain throughout the day and more on the way with a chance for storms. let's take a look outside. at society hill towers in philadelphia. pretty soupy out there. fog has started forming in many areas. there's also a chance for flash flooding in parts of our area. let's get the latest on this from first alert meteorologist erica martine. >> first alert has been issued for heavy rain and fog, philadelphia, the philly metro area, north and west. for the entire delaware valley, new jersey, we'll see heavier downpours as the day progresses, and comes to an end. so keep that in mind, especially as you're driving. overnight clearing, by tomorrow morning. we have issues with heavy rain, widespread. and developing fog as you just saw on our live camera wilmington also seeing really dense fog developing so keep in mind, poor visibility with the addition of those pockets of downpours moving in from the south towards the north. we also have a cold front, i

will show you in my full forecast, otherwise here's your satellite and radar image. lots of clouds in the forecast. notice the greens there. and some yellows, telling you we do have some heavier pockets of rain moving towards the area, moving south to north. everything clearing tomorrow. philadelphia seeing the dense fog developing. i have more information and my ten-day on 10 in my full forecast. denise, back to you. take a look at this dramatic new video of hurricane matthew's toll. after making landfall in south carolina, the storm has killed 10 people in the u.s. and more than 800 in haiti. analysts say matthew could cause as much as $6 billion in damage in the u.s. alone. let's go live now to charleston, south carolina. where nbc's mark barger has the latest on the storm and the damage it's left behind. mark? >> good evening, denise, conditions in charleston are a

far cry from what they were this morning the when we were being pelted by rain at two inches an hour and winds. this as hurricane matthew tracks along the atlantic. the size and scope of hurricane matthew's strength now visible from the air. the storm literally wiping away jacksonville beach in florida. evidence of the powerful storm surge that pummeled the atlantic coastline, from florida to north carolina. >> yes, it did downgrade into wind. but it upgraded into the volume of water. and water can kill. >> the storm left behind widespread destruction as it skirted florida. >> unbelievable. >> poor people, poor, poor people that have to relocate. >> before barrelling up the coast, eventually making landfall north of charleston. downing trees, flooding streets and knocking out power. now more than a million people without it. matthew inundated the historic

streets of charleston where residents are all too familiar with violent storms and hurricanes. >> this is as bad as it was last year. the question is, what's it going to look like tomorrow. >> the storm is still dumping torrential rains on the carolinas, where flooding continues. >> in this situation you have a lot of anxiety trying to get everybody to get out. and then once you get at the end of the storm, you just wonder how many people you lost. >> the governor of south carolina is warning coastal residents, it could be days before it's safe to return home. but here in charleston, a day that began with ominous possibilities is wrapping up this afternoon, with many residents feeling very fortunate that a bad day wasn't far worse. i'm mark barger live in charleston, denise, back to you. >> all right, mark, thank you so much. coming up, an nbc 10 news at 6:00, it's not just politicians and pundit who is is something to say about the latest donald trump controversy. see what the tick tick tack

company thinks about his lewd comments. i'm john clark in detroit. the eagles hoping to go 4-0 for the first time since their super bowl year. we have the birds arriving and we hear from brandon graham once again coming back to his home town.

today the philadelphia fire department and red cross came together to kick off fire prevention week. this afternoon presented a $55,000 death in support of the no more fire deaths campaign. the red cross is partnering with the philadelphia fire department to give out thousands of free smoke detectors and alarms, since the campaign started last july they've installed 4,000 of the detectors across philadelphia. officials say having a fire alarm makes the difference

between life and death. >> come together, allow to us do the things we need to do to help businesses in philadelphia remain safe. we've said it many times, i'll say it again, fire is everyone's problem. >> officials handed out around 500 more free fire alarms. i'm tracking some more rain showers and some developing fog, so coming up on the other side of the break, we have our full forecast with our ten day on ten, i'll see you in just a bit. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pay for women, against pay that helps hard working families get ahead. katie o/c: for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. katie v/o: i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead.

and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

do you own a plane? do you own a bank? pat toomey owned both. but it's the fact that toomey owns a seat in the u.s. senate that should really concern us. while on the senate banking committee, pat toomey voted to rewrite rules to help bankers like him ...and he tried to eliminate protections put in place to stop wall street's risky practices. pat toomey: looking out for wall street and himself, not pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i got 0 to use some tic-tacs, in case i start kissing her. >> back to our coverage over the comments by donald trump. we heard one where he references tic-tacs, now the company is responding. the company posted this response on twitter saying tic-tac

respects all women, we find the recent statements and behavior completely inappropriate and unacceptable. let me just start off by saying there is a bit of an elephant in the room. >> that was republican speaker of the house, paul ryan at the wisconsin fall fest this afternoon. that elephant in the room? is donald trump and his lewd comments. trump was supposed to be the keynote speaker at the event, but announced he wasn't attending shortly after the comments came to light. ryan said despite the troubling situation, he was there to talk about other issues. ryan did say in a statement last night that he was sickened by trump's remarks. while trump was the main topic of conversation at a clinton rally in philadelphia. the main message was get out and vote. ann holton, the wife of vice presidential nominee, tim kaine, spoke at an event in philadelphia. she urged everyone to make sure they're registered to vote with only days left before the

deadline. >> everything you do this weekend, everything you do this week, up to get everybody registered and then everything you do to help people turn out to vote is going to help deliver pennsylvania for hillary. >> now here's a look at the registration deadlines for each state. pennsylvania is this tuesday. october 11th. the deadline in delaware is october 15th. and in new jersey it's october 18th. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> dozens of people braved the rain this morning in philadelphia to help out animals in need. you can see people wearing coats and using umbrellas during the mums and much event on 2nd and jackson street. it stayed nice and dry. continue the pattern at least through tomorrow because we have some more rain in the forecast we have a first alert rain and fog for the entire area. delaware valley, new jersey, philly metro north and west. keep in mind you want to keep the umbrella handy. look at the bottom of your screen for your local

neighborhood forecast. when does it clear? overnight into tomorrow. reelly by about noon 1:00 p.m. when we start to see a break in the rain and in the clouds as they continue to work northeastward. so what do we include here? rain, flash flood watch for kent and sussex counties, so keep in mind we have developing fog through the overnight hours, so it will get dense at times. visibility will be poor. live shot over wilmington, conditions are just foggy. satellite and radar image picking up greens moving in from the south towards the north. notice here we're seeing some heavier greens, darker greens and yellows, oranges, i think we'll see some isolated thunderstorms especially as the cold front sweeps down from the northwest so keep in mind right now we have southerly moisture, tropical moisture and then the cold front that will likely trigger some thunderstorms especially likely. highs today for kent county, newcastle county so a wider perspective, you can see the

sournl flow, there is your massive cold front sliding down from the northwest. get ready for the threat of the rounds of thunderstorms, otherwise, locally we're seeing some widespread showers and that developing fog as i just mentioned. so far estimated rainfall total nominal at best. we have the flash flood watch for kent and sussex counties, live shot over philadelphia, it is developing fog through the overnight hours, into tomorrow with the scattered showers in store, current temperatures, 67 degrees and the winds remain calm. by the overnight hours into tomorrow i do expect the winds to kick up by tomorrow morning. current temperatures across the entire area, mainly mid to upper 60s, overnight lows, 58 for philadelphia. allentown 48 and 52 for vineland so a warm night in the forecast. your ten day on ten. we have the threat of showers again tonight into tomorrow. by tomorrow notice we're starting to see a break in the clouds for the second half of the day.

temperatures in the low to mid 60s. i'm going to go with an average of 66 for the entire delaware valley. on monday, notice we see more sunshine in the forecast. keeping it in the 60s, upper 60s by tuesday, we do have some developing clouds on thursday, but right now i'm going to keep it with a mix of sun and clouds. and notice these temperatures warming up by wednesday into thursday, now by friday and saturday we go back into the 60s, overnight lows not an issue for tonight into tomorrow. the issue of course would be widespread rain and that developing fog tonight into early tomorrow morning. and keep in mind, it will be a windy sunday in the forecast. follow us on social medi media @nbcphiladelphia. hundreds showed up for an open house birthday party to mark the milestone. for the first time ever the arena floor was set up to be half ice and half basketball court. fans were given a chance to shoot hoops or pucks. nbc 10's parent company comcast

owns the wells fargo company. up next, the eagles are in detroit where tomorrow they'll try to go 4-0 for the first time in a dozen years, a report from the motor city. more rundown today in the college football including a sense of explosion for the nittany lions against an undefeated opponent. stick around.

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. time to check if for what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> great seeing you, tonight on "nbc nightly news," a fallout from donald trump's demeaning comments about women is leading republicans to withdraw their support. new revelations about what hillary clinton reportedly said in highly paid appearances before wall street banks. also a state of emergency in the carolinas, millions still face flooding as deadly hurricane matthew continues its assault

and the unusual partnership is helping raise graduation rates among high school students at risk of dropping out. i'll see new a couple of minutes for "nbc nightly news." >> thank you so much, we'll see you at 6:30. >> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. hey danny pommells with you, the eagles have arrived in detroit for tomorrow's game with the lions and john clark was there to greet them. >> here in detroit, carson wentz could become the first quarterback in modern nfl history to start and win the first four games of his rookie season. here are the eagles arriving in motown as you know. last year the birds were embarrassed on thanksgiving here, and this defense under jim schwartz, it is a complete turn-around, they have have given up the fewest points in the nfl. brandon graham has a stack in

each of his first three gals. he hopes it continues in his home town. >> i'm just excited to be here, because it's always one of those precious moments where you can play in your hometown. against your hometown. and you know, something i dreamed about. >> it's tough having a by when you're 3-0. how do you think everybody has come back this week prepping for the game? >> everybody was looking fresh. everybody had the energy. it was all about now. going out ex-kiting, seeing if we kept the same step that we had leaving. >> how about this for a stat. the eagles are the only team in the nfl that hasn't given up a passing touchdown in their first three games. that hasn't happened for the birds since 1934, object the other side, the lions, they're awful, they have given up 12 touchdown passes, only the falcons have given up more. >> in detroit i'm john clark, csn. >> the eagles coming off a week off, doug peterson was mentored

by andy reed in kansas city. 15-2 all-time. pearson was asked what he learned about the game after the by from reed. >> what i kind of took away from coach every year being with him was just the consistency of how he approached this week. was no different than the pittsburgh week or the monday night week. we didn't reinvent the offense or defense. we just stuck to our guns. stuck to what's working and we've had a lot of success or he's had a lot of success. just doing that. >> we shift to the college ranks, penn state hosting 4-0 mayor lpd. nittany lions have their strongest offensive game of the season. james franklin leading the sighens out for their homecoming match-up. first half, plenty of time for barkley, 202 rushing yards on this play. into the third quarter, tracy mcsorley this time airing it out

to deandre thompkins who beat the defender and skates into the end zone. penn state with a season high 524 yards of offense. nittany lions host ohio state in two weeks. >> final season as he continues to lead villanova, they hosted rhode island in a caa match-up. first quarter for nova, brian bell, 37-yard pitch and catch. 14-0 wildcats, two minute later, more of the same. aaron forbes like the gingerbred man, 67 yards. nova rushes 317 yards, winning 35-0. penn hosting central connecticut. first-ever meeting for the schools, how would penn fare? first quarter alex torgerson connects with tight end nick lebokin. 14-0 quickly.

torgerson, a dime for christian pearson. torgerson threw for two touchdowns and ran for another ten wins. tonight's nascar sprith cup race in charlotte has been postponed because of the effects of hurricane matthew. can you still see the race on nbc 10 coverage starts at noon tomorrow. i'm danny pommells, back to you. well a young girl who survived cancer used her birthday to give back. instead of gifts, 6-year-old emma lynn asked everyone to donate to alex's lemonade charity that helps children with cancer. she set up her own stand outside a home in chester county. emma lynn was diagnosed with neuroblastoma this summer but was given a clean bill of health after having a tumor removed. she's raised $2300 so far. congratulations, can't wait to see what she does in the next fewer years. for us here locally. the good news is of course we're not seeing the too much as far as matthew goes, only some

southerly push of rain and some developing fog, the deal is for tonight we'll see lots of rain into tomorrow. notice here on satellite and radar we're seeing some yellows and dark greens telling me doe have lots of rain coming in through the overnight hours. the great news is this will clear by about noon, 1:00 p.m. so the day tomorrow not going to be a total wash. keep the umbrellas handy early and get rid of them by noon. >> we have a flash flood watch in effect for sussex and kent counties so far. thank you, erica. that's nbc 10 news for now, see you back here at 11:00 tonight. "nbc nightly news" is next. >> announcer: closed captioning on nbc 10 is brought to you by the ford fusion. check out fusion smart technologies and sleek stylish design.

on this saturday night campaign in crisis. donald trump the republican party turns on him after his demeaning comments about women. growing calls for trump to step aside on the eve of the second debate. could hillary clinton have been paid millions of dollars. how she plays the political game. the carolinas getting hit hard by deadly hurricane matthew. millions in the south facing catastrophic losses and a tough recovery. tracking russia's hackers. richard engel shows us