bitter battle. donald trump and hillary clinton cap off a week of non-stop controversy with a tense presidential debate. new video just in as part of the south continue to deal with what was once hurricane matthew. and a new push to promote treats that aren't so scary for some children and their families this halloween. one can draw their own conclusions at this point about whether or not the man on the video or the stage respects women. >> she has tremendous hate in her heart and when she said deplorables, she meant it.

and when she said ir redeemable, you u didn't mention that, but when she says they're ir redeemable, that might have been even worse. >> taking fight night to a whole new level. round two was a bitter debate and this morning, there's plenty of reaction of the showdown in st. louis. good morning. trump's controversial comments about women continue to take center stage. republican leerds in the house are expected to hold a rare conference call the talk about the trump campaign. also this morning, trump's rupping mate is standing solidly behand his candidate. jennifer johnson has more. >> reporter: well, good morning. donald trump may have had a terrible weekend after the release of that tape, but he showed last night he's not backing down and he's not giving up on his presidential bid.

no handshake at the start and the 11-year-old sexually crude tape on everyone's mind. >> this was locker room talk. >> it represents who he is. >> but donald trump was pointing his fingering at bill clinton. >> there's never been anybody in the history of politics in this nation that's been so abusive to women. >> the trump campaign brought three women who had made ak sixths to the debate. >> this does not have to do with bill clinton. it's way hillary clinton shamed and blame d the women in bill clinton's life. >> clinton's campaign said there to talk about important matters. >> hillary came to this debate to talk about the issues, policies and plans that were going to make a difference. >> with many republicans fleeing the trump ship, the brash billionaire stayed on the defensive, attacking clinton's use of a private e-mail server. >> it's swrus awfully good that one with the temperament of

donald trump is not in charge. >> because you'd be in jail. >> truch kept dodging her punches, trying over and over to talk about issues from isis to taxes. as you mentioned, mike pence did speak to reporters today, saying he believes in redemption. >> reporting from washington. billy bush did not appear on the "today" show this morning. nbc news has suspended him indefinitely. they say there's no excuse for his language and behavior on the tape that surfaced friday of him and donald trump. and just one more presidential debate before election day. the third and final face off will be next wednesday, october 19th, at the university of las vegas. nbc 10 has you covered. lauren make will be thering live from las vegas next week. today, donald trump will be traveling from missouri to pennsylvania for two campaign stops. first, he'll be in ambridge, pennsylvania, which is just north of pittsburgh, then he'll

be in wills bury for ali at 7:00 tonight. and clinton will be attending to rallies today. one in michigan and the other in ohio. there are events for clinton in philadelphia and montgomery county today with natalie portman stomping for her. if you haven't reg teed to vote, you're running out of time. in pennsylvania, the deadline is tomorrow. delaware, saturday. if you're voting e ining new jeu have until next tuesday. the trump taj mahal is closed today. the casino shut its doors at 5:59 a.m. leaving almost 3,000 workers without jobs. we're live in atlantic city. what's the mood there now? >> hey, it's desolate out here now, but when the trump taj mahal opened in april of 1990, people often called it the eighth wonder of the world. now, about five hours ago, we watched along with striking nguyen union members at the

doors were locked. local 54 union members gathered a final time here outside trump taj mahal before sunrise. this is where hundreds have marched for the past two months, demanding health and pension benefits, a bankruptcy settlement eliminated two years ago. inside thenate casino, we found one player still looking to win big. >> when ever a casino closes, i play a last hand of blackjack. >> it's 5:59 a.m. >> the final curtain call, then the departure of the last gam e gamblers just before 6:00 a.m. we spoke with employees who have worked here since this casino became a symbol of opulence in atlanta city in 1990. some hugged, others found comfort in each other's arms. >> on this picket line, we're

one family. we'll be here when he reopens. either working in there or out here on this picket line. >> taj owner, carl icahn, issued a statement that said despite our best effort, which included losing almost 350 million over a few short year, we were unable to save the taj mahal. i am extreme temperaturely gafl to the worker ifs their hard work. he also said the last offer to these union members included medical, but it was rejected. union members didn't quite see it that way. >> we went on strike because we had to because we had insufficient health care. only provided for me and not my family. so, therefore, that wasn't enough to take care of the union here. >> we watched as tbars were placed on the doors and the landmark closed. and the taj mahal is the fifth

casino to close in atlantic city recently. we've also learned as many as 11,000 people have lost their jobs since 2014. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. a woman was killed in a crash this morning on route 70. sky force 10 over the crash that closed the westbound lanes earlier this morning before 7:00 this morning. a woman was trying to cross route 70 near route 73. the driver hasn't been charged and is cooperating with police. the road is closed. this morning, police are investigating a possible ab duchovny in north philadelphia. a witness told police he saw a man get out of a car on east eerie avenue around t:00 last night and hit a woman in the head with a bat. he said the woman dragged the victim into his car and took off. the summit was wearing a a black

hooded sweatshirt and sweat pants and may have been driving a black chevy cruise and this morning, philadelphia police are trying to track down a driver who hit a man and sped off. the victim was crossed lehigh avenue around 7:00 last night when he was struck by a mercedes. the driver drove off and has not been caught. the victim in his 30s is listed in critical condition. and take a look at this. part of this street in north philadelphia had to be shut down because of this water main break. you can see water overflowing on montgomery avenue. the road is now closed between 15th and broad street. officials say it could take a few days to repair that water main break. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. and it is columbus day and a ta off for a will the of people out there. we're enjoying the sunshine and cool temperatures outside rilgt now. give you a live look at the jersey shore, camera in cape may. just a couple of p people there walking along the beach. crystal is here now with our

forecast. >> yeah, jackets on the beach it's a little cool out there with the winds picking up as well. here are the temperatures we're at now. started mostly in the 40s. now at 55 degrees in philadelphia and 54. coatesville, 57, mill wil ming ton and atlantic city, 55. not going to see a ton of warming this afternoon. mid-60s for highs through your afternoon. the winds have been up all day yesterday and today. 18 mile per hour winds, philadelphia, 16 wilmington and 21 atlantic city. so, that 10 to 20 mile per hour range, gus higher will continue. what we're looking at is a bit of warming and some clouds starting to return. we'll talk more about the return of the clouds and if there's any chance of rain moving forward. tha coming up. >> thank you. time for late morning check of the roads. jessica, what are you see something. >> we were watching for an accident on 295. now, these are our cameras, just

showing a big delay. but right now, you can see headed southbound toward the scene. cleared out of the way, so we're good to go. 95 not seeing any problems. whether you're headed north or southbound. northeast philadelphia, an accident on the boulevard. heading north, that's taking out a lane in the inner drive. another accident in montgomery. watch out for that and with mass transit, for the most part, running on time or close to schedule, but 13 minutes, 30 minutes late, excuse me, while we have amtrak wire problems they're dealing with, so up to 30 minute delays for that and the expressway. tom wolf will be taking about efforts to stop the painkiller abuse epidemic. he'll discuss ways to combat

abuse. the organization provides health care regardless of ability to pay. jury selection is underway in a whistleblower case at penn state. the assistant former football coach who reported jerry sandusky. he said he told his coach he saw him abuse a boy in team shower. he alleges he was fired for his actions. no longer undefeated after a week off, the eagles come up short in detroit droit and lose their first game of the season. this was the key play of the game here. the eagles trying to run the clock out. nursing a lead, but ryan matthews, fumbles the football with two and a half minutes to go. that sets up a detroit field goal and they would hang on to win. and take a look at the back cover of this morning's philadelphia daily news. it reads ryan's shame. in reference to the fumble.

the eagle rs now 3-1 on the year and here's carson wentz on the loss. >> the biggest thing, we just shot ourselves in the foot too many times. some of the holding plays, those happen, but some delayed the game and some mistakes that we can control ourself, got to clean up. those are the things we want to have back. they played great. came out and beat us and made more plays. >> nbc 10 is taking you back to where it all began for carson wentz. john clark traveled with wentz to his home state of north dakota to give us a look into his early life before becoming an eagle. this friday night at 7:00 on nbc so. what was once hurricane matth matthmath has moved to see, but effects are lingering. a closer look the problems people may continue to deal with for quite some time. time to get a flu shot and there are lots of myths still swirling around. what you need to know about this year's vaccine.

and in our forecast, high pressure dominating the region. that means we're looking at clear conditions for our area. want to talk about temperatures and the gradual warm-up we'll see over the next several days, coming up.

today we're learning more about the suspect accused of gunning down two police officers in palm springs. neighbors held a vigil last night. the two officers were shot dead saturday while respond tog a

domestic disturbance call. a third officer was wounded. one of the fallen officers was about to retire. the other was a new mother at the start of her pliska rear. after a 12-hour off, police shot a chemical agent into the home. john felix was wearing body armor and police had to shoot him with nonlethal rounds. his father told his neighbor felix was acting crazy and planning to shoot officers. flood waters are still rising in the south after hurricane matthew. this is new video from smithfield, north carolina. flood waters, hundreds of people were rescued this weekend after the storm hill. miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: after a weekend of daring water res from the rooftops of homes and cars, men, women and children were pulled to safety by the thousands.

devastating and deadliest punch for the end in the u.s., killing some 20 americans, nearly half of those in north carolina. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: deborah narrowly escaped the rising flood waters. >> we just took everything we could grab and left. >> her neighbors were rescued on top of their home. the storm surge swathed ocean side communities in florida, but over the weekend, matthew was strong enough to water log homes 100 miles inland, up to a million are still without power. many still under mandatory evacuation. >> we were going to be out here for like another two weeks or so. >> reporter: with the massive clean up now underway, the damage in four states could top $6 billion, but the threat isn't over. some swollen rivers could still rise 17 feet above flood stage. matthew, a slow motion storm, but for some, it is still a slow motion disaster. during the height of the storm, we were told a woman clung to a

tree for three hours in this area before she was rescued. today, police are still looking for the missing and they're keeping a close eye on local dams and rivers that could topple. miguel almaguer, nbc news, back to you. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. and we're going to start with a look at our temperatures right now in philadelphia. 54 in center city and right now, 55. grad yat hospital at 58 degrees and endora at 54. fox chase in the mid-50s as well, so, we have not seen a lot of warming. in fact, some of these temperatures are similar to what we saw today to start the day. that's because yesterday, we had the rain, the clouds, it holds in heat from the previous day. today, it was a clear start. those temperatures can really cool down. this morning, we were in the how 40s out there over much of the region. radar and satellite, this is a wide view we're looking at. i want to show two things. first off, there's the moisture

we saw yesterday, what was left of matthew's moisture. matthew has since broken apart as it moved off east of north carolina. in longer a concern for the u.s., although as we just saw, the damage already done. second thing to point out is that we're now under high pressure. high pressure means that we see clear conditions. sun is shine, galore and on op to have that, temperatures will start warming. that's what we expect in the days to come. today, not much warming because of the cool air that came in from front yesterday. it helped usher the moisture out though. hour by hour forecast shows us how clear we'll be. we go from monday lunchtime throughout your afternoon and evening. 6:30. not a change on the board. we are going through time here. go from 6:30 overnight to tuesday, still quite clear. sunny forecast to start your tuesday. tuesday, only going to be increasing clouds through your afternoon. there you see them pushing in from west to east, so not a big difference on your tuesday.

temperatures will start to climb up. over the next several days. unfortunately, like i just mentioned, when you've got the clear conditions, the temperatures can really drop overnight, so there's a frost advisory for almost our entire viewing area. you can see all of pennsylvania virtually, except through philadelphia. under this advisory. 2:00 a.m. through 9:00 a.m. on your tuesday morning, so that means there's the b possibility we'll see temperatures low enough for some effect on plants, especially those plants that might be more sensitive to the cold. you see that along the shore and through much of south jersey, so just a heads-up. temperatures will be on the chilly side tuesday morning. here's your neighborhood temperatures for this afternoon. 65 degrees in philadelphia. sommer ton at 62. 62 for westchester. 63 in doylestown. plenty of sun in this forecast. from philadelphia through the lehigh valley. we don't change the icon.

63 degrees, atlantic city at 63 smyrna at 61. your ten-day, we are looking at those conditions starting to pick up. 68, tuesday, 72 by your wednesday, thursday and that will be a little above average. we are dry. the next chance of rain doesn't look like we'll be in the next workweek. >> thank you. still ahead, lock it down. a big announcement from ryan lochte. and don't forget to vote for this week's high school football game of the week. here are your choices. downingtown east versus bishop shanahan. penwood will visit academy park and shawnee at camden catholic. call or next your vote to the number on your screen or online at nbc10 to the com.

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you might not think the flu is a big deal, but every year, up to 20% of americans get sick with the virus. flu cases lead to more than 200,000 hospitalization and thousands o deaths each year, so if you haven't received a flu shot yet, what are you waiting for? leslie, thank you very much for being here. the flu shot, not for everyone, but who should be getting vaccinated? >> oh, the flu shot is for earn, yes. everyone should get the flu vaccination. the cdc recommends that everyone six months of age and older get the vaccination. not just to protect themselves,

but to protect their family members and their friends. because the flu virus is so highly contagious and the number one way to prevent that is the shot. >> let's talk about the flu mist. it had been available in past years. what's the situation this wreer? >> so, flu mist is not being recommended by the cdc this year because it was found to be not as effective as the flu shot. so, primarily, this effects the pediatric population, they were the ones that wanted flu mist to avoid gets a needle, so now, pediatric patients are going to have to come out and get a flu shot. the certificaed family nurse pr tigs ners and minute clinic do a fantastic job. >> we're just talk about this during the break. i'm one of those people that for year, just didn't get a flu shot because i thought, the one time maybe 15 years ago i had one, i got sick and so, i just never

got one, but i did last year and expect to get one this year. what do you say to people who harbor some of those sentiments like i once did. >> yeah, the flu shot absolutely does not cause the flu. some people think that. it is made of an inactivated virus or a dead virus, so it cannot cause the flu. it may cause some side effects. usually, a soreness at the injection site, maybe a low grade fever and body aches, but it's minor and not as severe at the illness. >> there you go. thank you so much for coming. appreciate it. head to head. they skipped the handshake and put on the gloves. a look at last night's heated presidential debate filled with nasty insults and personal attacks. but the major move for one of the most popular smart phones on the market after report of several devices catchinging on fire.

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awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. sfwl one of the most talked about moments from last night's presidential debate. today sh both candidate as are declaring themselves winners after an ugly showdown in st. louis last night. donald trump tried to stop his campaign from spiralling out of control with an aggressive debate performance featuring an unprecedented personal attack on both hillary and bill clinton. here's andrea mitchell. >> even before the debate starteded, donald trump tried to rattle hillary clinton, bringing bill clinton's accusers to sit in the front row.

creating a confrontation so tense the rivals skipped the customary handshake. trump's about the bombshell access hollywood tape. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. >> he has said that the video doesn't represent who he is. but i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> trump quickly changing the suspect to decades old accusations of sexual harassment, even rape against bill clinton. >> there's never been anybody in the history of politics in this nation that's been so abusive to women. hillary clinton attacked those same women and attacked them viciously. >> when i hear something like that, i am reminded of what my friend, michelle obama, advised us all. when they go low, you go high. >> a far more aggressive trump on display, frequent lly pacing the stage, at time, even

standing behind clinton while she spoke, calling her use of personal e-mail criminal. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. because there's never been so many lies, so much deception. >> just awfully good with the temperament of donald trump is not this charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> secretary clinton. >> that was andrea mitchell reporting and paul ryan just told reporters he won't defend donald trump now or in the future and his focus is keeping the house majority in this upcoming election day. mean whim, one of the final moment of the debate was a question from a member of the audience asking what the candidates respect about the other. hillary clinton complimented trump on his children saying they are a reflection of their father. trump said he add mires clinton's tenacity. >> would either of you name

one -- >> i respect his children. his children are incredibly able. and devoted and i think that says a lot about donald. >> i will say this about hillary. he doesn't quit. she doesn't give up. i respect that. i tell it like it is. >> there were few compliments to go around at the second face off, but it did end on a president obaositive note. just one more presidential debate before election day. the third and final face off will be next wednesday, october 19th in las vegas. lauren make will be reported live from las vegas next week. today, donald trump will be traveling from missouri to pennsylvania for two campaign stops. first, he'll be in ambridge, pennsylvania, which is just north of pittsburgh and then he'll be in wilkes bury for a rally at 7:00 tonight. and clinton will be attending two rallies today.

one in michigan, the other in ohio. there are also events for clinton in philadelphia and montgomery county today with actress natalie portman stumping for her and if you haven't registered to vote, you're running out of time. if you're voting in pennsylvania, the deadline is tomorrow and delaware, you have until saturday. more time in new jersey where you have until next tuesday. it's an end of an era in atlantic city. the trump taj mahal is no more. after 27 years as a boardwalk staple, they closed their doors this morning for the last time. we were there when the final gambler played his last hand. >> local 54 union members gathered a final time here outside trump taj mahal before sunrise. this is where hundreds have marched for the past two months. demanding health and pension benefits. a bruftsy settlement eliminated two years ago. inside the ornate casino, we

found one player still looking to win big. >> when f a casino closes, i also play the very last hand of blackjack. >> 5:59 a.m. >> the final curtain call, then the departure of the last gamblers just before 6:00 a.m. we spoke with employees who have worked here since this casino became a symbol of opulence in atlantic city in 1990. some huggeded, others found comfort in each other's arms. >> on this picket line, we're one family. stay one. we'll be here when he reopens. we'll either be working in there or out here on this picket line. >> carl eicahn issued a statemet that says in part, despite our best efforts, which included losing almost 350 million over a few short year, we were unable to save the taj mahal. i am extremely grateful to all

of the almost 3,000 work rers for their hard work. icahn also says the last offer to these union members including medical, but it was rejected. union members didn't quite see it that way. >> we went on strike because we had to. we had insufficient health care, only provided for me and not my family. so, therefore, that wasn't enough to take care of the union rank and file here. >> we watched as the bars were placed on the doors and a once luxurious boardwalk landmark closed. the casino often called the aikt wonder of the world, is the fifth to close in atlantic city in recent years. we have learned as many as 11,000 people have lost their jobs since 2014. in atlantic city, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> cool and windy day outside as you take a k hoob at the air

mark building, those flags flapping away. this is center city, philadelphia, of course. clear day though. crystal is here now with our forecast. >> hi, yes, pretty nice look outside. you see our live cameras from different neighborhoods here. we're looking at blue sky, camera after game because we findly are seeing clearing conditions. that cold front moved through yesterday. ahead of it, rain all over the place. but once the cold front pushed out the moisture, we started to see the sunshine. that's going to continue today into the next couple of days. 55 is the temperature now in philadelphia, so, the cold front having an effect, temperatures in the 50s here as we near your lunch hour. 57 in delaware. as we move into the afternoon, you saw those winds around 10 to 20 miles an hour. that will continue. gusts, 20 to 30 miles per hour. temperaturewise, 62 degrees, lehigh valley. 64 for delaware and 65 in philadelphia, so, these low m

mid-60s are below average and thanks to yesterday's cold front. but yesterday's cold front helped usher out the moisture from matthew. if you look at your radar and satellite, the clear conditions we have now, they're going to be around for a while. we have no clouds, no rain to track on the board. and instead, what we're going to be tracking is some spot clouds in the days to come and increasing temperatures with more sunshine. so, we'll take a closer look at the temperature increase over your workweek and the details on your weekend. far ahead coming up. all right, see you in a little bit. a new crisis is brewing for haiti even as the island nation struggles to recover from matthew, the number of of cholera cases is climbing and it's an issue further complic e complicated by the lack of clean drinking water. matthew slammed into haiti last tuesday. thousands are without clean water, food and shelter. government teams are trying to repair wells and water treatment centers before cholera cases spread even more. the first batch of aid from the

united nations have been delivered to haiti. three of nine u.s. helicopters had arrived to the city on the outskirts of the capital yesterday. they're bringing rice and cooking oil among other things. the aid was brought by u.s. cargo planes and distributed to choppers to get to hard to reach areas. the impact of hurricane matthew on north carolina is expected to linger for days. this is video just in. of flooded homes in smithfield. a number of communities are trying to dry out while those downstream are keeping a close eye on rising rivers. dozens of homes are damaged in nags head. coast guard rescued doesesen of people from flooded houses. the storm claimeded the live of at least ten people in the state. the governor just updated the developing situation. a levee has breach ped and now, 1500 people are stranded. >> most of water is about knee deep, but we have people on the roofs as we speak.

and we have a lot of helicopters and boats that have been deployed that are at this point in time. rescuing them. >> parts of i-95 near the same area are closed because of the flooding. and in south carolina, thousands still remain without power. the storm made landfall in the state saturday about 30 miles north of charleston. evacuation orders were lifted for part of the state, but other residents are being warned to stay away for now. crews are out clearing streets and working to restore electricity and rick scott toured the hardest hit areas of his yesterday. he met with leader frs jacksonville. scott says the state was blessed that the storm stayed offshore. the governor says the worst damage he has seen is beach erosion. from damaged roads and some downed trees. and we're learning that samsung has stopped production on its galaxy note 7 smart phones. the south korean company made

the decision to temporarily halt production because of the fire danger. the replacement phones that were supposed to fix overheating problem have also been a concern. one allegedly caught fire on an airplane last week. at&t and t-mobile have stopped giving the relacement phones to customers who wanted to replace the older models. up next, thinking teal, the renewed push to promote treats that aren't so scary. and we are still seeing temperatures only in the 50s outside, but at least there's sunshine and in the few day, we're going to bump up the temperatures. coming up. planned parenthood.

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a new chapter fe for ryan l. he is now engaged. he popped the question to his girlfriend yesterday. couple share it had happy on instagram. with reed showing off a big diamond ring. the proposal happened at sunset along the malibu canyon. he said reed stuck by him after he admits to being robbed during the olympics. toys "r" us is holding a national hiring day. the company needs part time workers for the holiday rush. p if you're interested in pliing, head to any store during regular business hours for an on the spot interview today and if you have a resume, you can bring it, but u it's not necessary. october is fire safety month and the week is fire prevention week. the key message of this year's campaign is to replace your smoke alarms every tens.

you can look for the manufacture date on the back of the device. should be replaced ten year frs ta date. if you have a working alarm x you're 50% less likely to die in a home fire. there are millions trick or treaters out there who would appreciate your participation in what's becoming a tradition. one that's making the day a lot less scary. >> trick or treat. >> introduced on halloween just two years ago, the teal pumpkin project is scaring away some frightening scenarios for children with food allergies, which is now the case with one in 13 kids. >> chances are pretty good that a child right down the street from you, down the block, has a potentially life threatening food allergy. >> nancy gregory is with the food allergy and education group, sponsors of the project. it encourages people to display

a teal pumpkin or sign to lert allergic trick or treaters and their parents know that you know. >> that you have safe options for id kids with food allergies or other dietary restrictions for whom candy might not be an option. >> options that are nonfood treats that she says you should keep in a separate bowl to avoid cross contact. and if you're alsoing food treats for nonallergic trick or treater, make sure they're commercially wrapped. >> if you collect anything that isn't commercially wrapped, you should probably toss it. >> plus, remind children that knacking while trick or treating could have a very scary outcome. well, an organization that helps improve the live of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities has a big event coming up.

the best buddies friendship walk happening in wilmington. here to tell us more, kevin and bill, who had been matched for nearly two years now. kevin, welcome. and bill, for coming. >> you're welcome. >> tell us about the program and why you decided to get involved. >> no problem. i've been involved a couple of years. i've had a history of work with non-profits to do things to help others. i heard about this through my wife, but it gave me an opportunity as i became further in my career, where i wasn't working, i retired early and i need ed a friend. i wanted to spend time with somebody because i didn't have my work relationships and she was able to match me up with bill. bill has a wife named brk arb and do a couple of things together as couples, but bill and i have become friends, like he's my next brother, my close brother and my friend where we get to do things together and spend quality time. >> i told you during the break,

i was involved with best buddies, maybe ten, 15 years ago. it's a wonderful program. bill, tell me what is your favorite thing to do with kevin? >> well, there's a lot of things. we go golfing. >> you do? >> and we go out to restaurants. we go to the philadelphia card show. >> wow. >> and basically, i have met his family. he's met my family, so it's best buds is growing our big every time we -- >> that is cool. he doesn't cheat in golf, does he? >> no. >> he plays pretty straight? okay, good. kevin, tell us about the friendship walk coming up. >> it's coming up on october 29th. held at bellevue state park in wilmington, delaware. the first one in a couple of years we've done. it's opening at 8:30 in the morning. walk at 10:00. we create teams that par pate. like bill and i have a team

together and you can par tis as a walk team, sor a team. come and learn more about how inclusion is one of our efforts and focuses on with with best buddies like bill and myself. >> we were laughing about this during the break. we used to go to dances. he loved to dance. it's a ball, right? >> there's a disability ball at a high school. >> and it's, boy, that's a great time. that's a really good time. >> it was a great time for us to double date with our wives. >> nice, very nice. you guys are doing fantastic things. best buddies friendship walk is happening saturday, october 29th at bellevue state park. registration at 8:00 a.m. and the walks at 10:00. just head over to our website and check out the nbc 10 a p pp as well. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you for coming in. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert

weather. >> well, the live look outside philadelphia, you can see the flag just moving in the wind here because we still have the breezy to windy conditions outside. little wind here along shore point, but obviously in philadelphia, feeling the effects as well. that's from the front that passed yesterday. it's bringing us thes, wu also been bringing us the clear conditions allowing for sunshine as well as the cooler temperatures. that we've been feeling outside. radar and satellite that wide view shows us no longer worrying about any rain. in fact, all of parts of the northeast or the mid-atlantic, nice and clear conditions. finally for us. tha going to continue throughout today and over to the next several days. this is a dry forecast. you can check the bottom of your screen with the seven-day, we don't have rain in the forecast throughout your workweek or in your weekend at this point. forecast for today as we move along, the concern now of a cooler temperatures that we're looking at. 60, the temperature on at 2:00.

i think we should make it to about the mid-60s for parts of philadelphia. 10:00, we're in the low 50s for forecast conditions. sub esh, upper 40s. it's going to continue dropping into the early a.m. hours. same for the lehigh valley. a lot of areas are under a advisory as we move into the early hours of tomorrow because of this drop in temperatures with those conditions, so, 44 by 10:00, although we'll make it to about the low 60s for high temperature. low 60s pretty much across the board here by the afternoon and then as we move along, 58 in delaware. 6:00 p.m. 49 by 10:00 p.m. new jersey and along the shore dropping to about 50 degrees with a clear overnight store as well. tropical systems. matthew is no mor. not a concern for the u.s.,al the effects still going to be dealt with for quite some time. now on to nicole. not necessarily a direct impact on the u.s., but take a look here and you see the projected

track has its strenlt ping. it was a tropical storm. it was a hurricane, downgraded to a tropical storm. those winds weaken, 60 miles per hour. it's 455 miles south soft berm and that's the problem with the direction. just to the of berm da. so, the models we're looking at projecting it by tuesday to pick up steam. 75 miles per hour. and that gives us that category 1 title. then we continue put this into motion. wednesday into your thursday, this is when we could start to see the concern of it make landfall near or over parts of bermuda da. still a category 1. right through friday saturday where it will be well off to the east of our area, so not feeling the effects necessarily. but we will have to watch bermuda for the effects in this area due to nicole and its potential strengthening. temperatures will be warming up. this is the good news if you're not loving the mid-60s today. 68 on your tuesday. beware of the 47 degree low. so we make it to the 70s, which

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>> deimos: here you go. >> nicole: oh, my god. they found joey johnson. >> deimos: really? >> nicole: alive. he's finally free. steve and kayla must be so relieved. >> deimos: and what about the nut jobs who took him? >> nicole: kidnappers are still at large, it says. >> nicole: i just... keep thinking about my talk with marlena earlier. brings back such bad memories. the fact that xander's still out there, ready to make his next move... makes me a little more than nervous. >> deimos: without a hostage to worry about, i'm sure the police can start turning up the heat, catch them that much sooner. all right? >> nicole: i hope you're right. >> deimos: in the meantime, you're here where there's power, no rolling blackouts.