gop leader paul ryan who says he will not support trump. on a conference call this morning, ryan reportedly told gop lawmakers he's now so consumed in making sure hillary clinton doesn't get control of the house and senate, basically a blank check for a president. trump took to twitter late this afternoon to respond to ryan's comments. he said, quote, paul ryan should spend more time on balancing the budget, jobs, and illegal immigration and not waste his time on fighting republican nominee. the ryan/trump feud could have a major impact on other senate and house raisces, including the ra for senate here in pennsylvania. today pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey said the second debate showed the shortcomings of both clinton and trump and also called trump's comments about women outrageous and unacceptable. toomey is in a tight race with democratic rival katie mcginty.

tod he won't say whether he will continue to endorse donald trump. mcginty accuses toomey of lacking courage. >> the american people saw a choice not just between two candidates but between two futures. donald trump laid that out. i'm just proud to be standing with him. >> one memorable moment from last night's debate, when trump threatened legal action against his opponent if he wins the election. >> i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> trump's campaign later dismissed the comment as a quip.

we're tracking the developments and will bring you news live as we get it. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. nbc 10's denise nakano is live with more. >> reporter: many of the people we talked to said they don't consider themselves undecided but do consider themselves fed up with the choices in front of them. when it comes to the debate -- >> it's really a sad state of affairs for our country. >> reporter: -- it didn't help those who haven't made up their mind. >> i thought it was similar to the first debate, an unfortunate mess. >> reporter: we found plenty of voters who say they won't be voting at all. do you know who you want to vote for? >> nobody. it's horrible. >> reporter: and those who say at least voting for one may keep the other out of office. >> i think i'm voting against somebody and not for somebody, unfortunately. >> reporter: political experts say it's not that voters can't decide. they have. >> i actually just don't like any of the candidates, honestly. >> reporter: they say if that

dislike keeps voters at home, other races will suffer consequences. >> we have never seen a nominee for president threaten to imprison his opponent if he wins. >> reporter: he says the remarks made by republican nominee donald trump will go down in the history books. so could the number of republicans at the polls. he says trump has alienate d voters and keep them from voting in other key republican races. also key here is going to be voter registration. he says the democrats have a machine working for months to get people to sign up to register to vote. the deadline to register in pennsylvania tomorrow. he says with the gop starting to fall with its support of donald trump, he may not get those numbers he needs to win. reporting live in villanova, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll finds clinton's

lead is getting bigger. the poll was taken immediately after the tape came out on friday where you could hear donald trump's lewd comments about women. clinton's lead grew to 11 points. the poll of likely voters was done before last night's debate. there's one more presidential debate before election day, the third and final face-off will be wednesday, october 19th, at the university of nevada, las vegas. lauren mayk will be reporting live from las vegas next week. actress natalie portman is stumping for hillary clinton. she rallied for clinton in several places around the area including here at a restaurant. >> time is running out if you haven't registered to vote. in pennsylvania, the deadline is tomorrow. in new jersey, you have until a week from tomorrow. count on nbc 10 for complete decision 2016 coverage as we count down to the general election. for updates from the campaign trail and interviews with the

candidates, tap the nbc 10 app. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> how about that windy start to the workweek this morning? this shot was taken in springfield, delaware county. you can see the flags, the trees swaying in the breeze. from delaware county, let's head down to the shore right now. you're looking live at cape may. long gone are the days of seeing all those people out there crowding the beaches, crowding the sand, because it's 65 degrees out there. you probably were surprised by how chilly it was this morning. and we're in for the first frost tonight. can you believe it? >> i know. wasn't summer just here? >> it happened overnight. >> gone, just like that. a lot of people were sick and tired of the summer, the heat and humidity. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the drop in temperatures in our first time alert neighborhood weather. glenn? >> quite a change, the clouds have kept the temperature from dropping at night. but now that we have sunshine across the area and a cool mass

coming in, only 62 in much of the lehigh valley. 65 degrees in philadelphia, officially at the airport. and it's 62 degrees chestnut hill, 64 in fox chase, 65 in bustleton. with clear skies we'll be seeing the temperatures drop pretty dramatically overnight tonight. we have a frost advisory in effect for much of the area later tonight and into tomorrow morning, some places getting into the 30s. that means patchy frost is likely. the wind will have to diminish. we have the wind 10 to 15 miles per hour. it's still not as strong as it was even a few hours ago. so it is starting to taxpayper . the temperatures dropping through the 50s. by 10:00, it's 51 in philadelphia.

45 in the pennsylvania suburbs, dropping down to 37 by morning. 37 lehigh valley. so some places where the wind goes calm, we'll see that temperature go even lower than that at ground level. parts of new jersey in the upper 30s. i'll be back a little bit later to see how much we warm up and if there's any rain in week in a knew minutes. >> thank you, hurricane. a woman was struck and killed this morning while trying to cross route 70 in easton township. skyforce 10 over the area where it happened. police tell us the driver stayed at the scene. investigators say they'll release the woman's name once her family members are notified. in north jersey, trains are running again at the hoboken terminal for the first time since the deadly nj transit tracks. eight tracks are open but nine others remain closed. crews are still working to clear debris from the crash.

you'll remember a train slammed through the bumper at the end of the tracks on september 29th, killing one woman and injuring more than a hundred others. federal investigators say the train sped up and was going twice the 10-mile-an-hour speed limit before the crash. the end of an era in atlantic city, the trump taj mahal shut down this morning, marking the city's fifth casino closure since 2014. >> nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg was the only television reporter inside the taj when the few remaining guests were told they had to go. >> reporter: the doors were locked soon after the gambling stopped. >> the taj mahal has ceased operations. >> reporter: the taj mahal casinodesolate as it closed this morning. >> very somber, empty.

>> reporter: dee dee williams worked at the taj since day one in 1990, when then-owner donald trump called the over the top gaming hall the eighth wonder of the world. 26 years later, shelley orloff of fair lawn, new jersey, was its final blackjack player. >> i'm sad any time a casino closes, because it means fewer and fewer people are going to a.a. a.c. to gamble. >> reporter: people are losing their jobs with the closure, atlantic city's fifth since 2014. a thousand of those workers have been on strike since july 1st. on the boardwalk this morning, there were tears and anger towards current taj owner carl icahn. the two sides failed to reach a deal on restoring health and pension benefits eliminated in bankruptcy court. >> we gave them a proposal to keep the place open. they were adamant on closing.

>> reporter: carl icahn said it was simply impossible to find a workable path forward that would not have required funding additional investments and losses in excess of $100 million over the next year. the shutdown also put many nonstriking employees out of work. one told me she left with hard feelings towards the union behind those who walked out. >> we lost our jobs because they were being greedy. they were offered a package. they didn't take it. and we lose our jobs over it. >> reporter: ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> of course the taj joins the atlantic club, show boat trump plaza, and the rebel, in the growing club of casinos that have shot down since 2014. new jersey voters will decide next month whether to change the state constitution to allow gambling outside of atlantic

city. hurricane matthew's wrath is over. but several southeastern coastal states are still dealing with devastation caused by the storm. in north carolina, a levee broke, flooding an entire community. hundreds of people had to be rescued, many others had to evacuate. thousands are without power across the carolinas in georgia. at least 18 are confirmed dead in the u.s. north carolina governor pat mccrory warned of the risk for more flooding. >> i encourage people, if the water is coming, leave early. don't wait. and take what you can with you. but get out of there and save your life. don't put emergency personnel at risk. >> mccrory said the state has not yet seen the worst of the storm and warned the impacts will be felt through this weekend. heavy winds and rains from matthew took a total on the coastline of an island in north carolina, you can see homes destroyed.

root in waters surrounded a civil war fort in georgia. marine relief continues near haiti today, food was delivered to port-au-prince. tens of thousands have been left homeless. lack of clean drinking water there has led to an increase in cholera cases on the island. cholera can kill within hours of being untreated. tap the nbc 10 app to find out how to help the victims of hurricane matthew and a list of organizations accepting donations. new details on the possible abduction of a woman. police say a man attacked the woman with a baseball bat and put her in a car last night. investigators say the suspect was in a black car, possibly a toyota corolla at the time of the attack. there was no report of any missing persons at this time.

the schuylkill river trail will be extended, thanks to a $3 million state grant. pennsylvania governor tom wolf made the announcement on the trail of locate u.s. treat and center city this morning. the extension of the trail which runs along the schuylkill throughout the city will run from bertram's mile to passayam point. >> we want to make sure every pennsylvan pennsylvanian is within 15 minutes of a nature trail. >> the governor says the extension of the trail will help reduce stormwater runoff in neighborhoods that are near that river. jury selection began today in a whistle blower lawsuit. the plaintiff says the school discriminated against him.

the university terminated him in 2012. one pennsylvania city is going green in an effort to avoid a charlie brown christmas. >> today the mayor of reading signed off on a plan to have an artificial tree on display. this was the scene in reading two years ago. the tree was likened to that sksk scrawny tree featured in "a charlie brown christmas." a major funding boost for a philadelphia high school. today roxboro high school was presented with a $1.1 million check from the philadelphia school partnership, a nonprofit that wants to help the neighborhood school better prepare students for college and their future careers. roxboro's principal spoke about the potential impact of the funding. >> i assure you that your

investment will produce what you can't even imagine. our kids are just soaring right now, they're doing well. >> the philadelphia school partnership has donated nearly $16 million to the school district of philadelphia. pennsylvania governor tom wolf is spearheading an effort to stop the painkiller abuse epidemic. he was at pottstown this afternoon to discuss ways to combat opioid abuse. the governor was at the community health and dental care building. the organization provides health care regardless of ability to pay. we're learning that samsung has stopped production on its galaxy note 7 smartphones. the south korean company made the decision to temporarily halt production because of the fire danger. the replacement phones that were supposed to fix the overheating problem have also been a concern. one allegedly caught fire on an airplane last week. at&t and t-mobile had already stopped giving replacement phones to customers who wanted to replace the older model.

honoring christopher columbus. an organization representing americans of italian heritage celebrated columbus day. members of the state lodge of pennsylvania order sons of italy laid a wreath at the columbus obelisk. they laid a second one at the christopher columbus statue at broad and oregon. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. we had some nasty weather over the weekend. but we have sunny weather now. it's a whole lot cooler. temperatures in the 60s everywhere. basically nobody is warmer than the mid-60s, and some places already down into the 50s. 59 in walnut port and up in lehigh valley, berks county, 58 degrees in warrer norsville.

we have few clouds in the middle of the country, but it's going to be a pretty quiet week whether-wise, a good time to go ahead and wash your car if you need to, because you don't have to worry about too much in the way of rain. 10 to 15-mile-an-hour wind in most places. it was windy yesterday, not quite as windy today. we'll be seeing the winds be much later during the night tonight and into tomorrow. and we really do have a nice, dry week. we certainly had our share of rain. we don't need any for a while. we get to dry out philadelphia's rain chances as we go through all the way into the weekend are very low. dover, atlantic city, reading maybe has a 20% chance on thursday. that's about it for rain chances during the week. now, matthew is pretty much history. but speaking of history, it had

quite a wild track as we went west ward into the caribbean, went straight to the north, hit haiti, hit the bahamas, grazed the florida east coast just offshore. and we told you last week, once it made landfall if it did make landfall, that's where the biggest problems would occur. and that's what happened, in south carolina and into north carolina, when you add it all up, that's where most of the damage and maybe most of the fatalities were going to be. that storm had a very long history but now it's gone. through the time tonight, clear skies. that means temperatures will drop pretty quickly into the mid-50s by 7:00. by 11 and 12:00, we're already close to 40 degrees in inform these places. so it is going to be a chilly evening. by tomorrow morning, we're talking 37 in allentown. that's at 6:30 in the morning.

quakertown in the 30s. exton, reddiading in the 30s. in atlantic city, in the 40s. philadelphia and trenton in the w 40s. then we warm up tomorrow with less winds. it's going to be a nice looking day and a nice feeling day. philadelphia, 67. so it will be a little bit warmer, and it won't be as windy. so that's a pretty nice combination. so here is the forecast. in philadelphia we have temperatures going into the 70s as we go through, especially into thursday. the lehigh valley, temperatures staying in the 60s. the jersey shore, we've got temperatures in the 60s until thursday. and delaware with some nice weather as well. kel we'll see how long this lasts coming up a little bit later. officers inside the pha police department are blowing the whistle.

>> the nbc 10 investigators suit up to find out where the pha police department is putting their resources. plus a local woman took a college course so she could land a job. but she never got the certificate she needed from the university. ahead, how the nbc 10 response team stepped in and helped get the proof put in her hands. they became an internet sensation after getting engaged and married on the same day. how this couple is capping off their whirlwind wedding with the trip of a lifetime. first, a look at the closing bell on wall street, stocks finishing up, dow, nasdaq and s&p all finishing higher. we'll be right back.

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a local couple who wowed people by getting engaged and married on the same day got a surprise of their own today. >> this is what they got, a free honeymoon. a liberty travel consultant learned about the couple's whirlwind romance and decided to add to their happiness, an all expense paid trip to jamaica including airfares. he was able to track them down to let them know about their plan. cheryl said she had no idea alfred planned the entire wedding for the very same day he proposed. do you think she's happy? her friend did her hair and makeup, then he blindfolded her and whisked her off. the couple have been dating nine years. they got married last weekend. >> this is insane, oh, my god. >> cheryl says the couple has been through some difficult times, making the free honeymoon even more special. good for them. >> we wish them many, many

years, many more than nine. >> i think they'll be good. who better to impersonate a philadelphia mom than delaware native tina fey? >> her friend and fellow comedian jimmy fallon, eh, not so much. still ahead, the reason they were trying to do their best philly accent on "snl" and what mayor kenney is saying about the skit. plus thousands of residents relying on philadelphia housing authority's police officers to keep them safe. next, the nbc 10 investigators to suit up to find out why some officers are blowing the whistle. you may need to bundle up at the bus stop tomorrow morning. temperatures tumbling into the 30s in some places. when we're warming back up, in my nbc 10 forecast. planned parenthood.

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only fios can. >> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >> new at 4:00, your nbc 10 versus suit up to see why officers inside this local police department are blowing the whistle. >> we have had bullets flying by my head. there was no police officers guarding us. >> documents show a lack of manpower and also reveal a special detail. >> i understand how things could look on the surface. >> now your nbc 10 investigators expose where this department is putting its resources. more than 90,000 philadelphians rely on public housing police to patrol their neighborhoods. >> but information provided by officers inside the department suggest there are gaps in service. they spoke only to nbc 10 investigative reporter mitch

blacher. >> reporter: this public housing police officer is through staying silent. >> we don't have the manpower. >> reporter: the officers asked that we conceal their identity to percent their job. june's police assignment sheets show day after day, blank spaces, or the abbreviation lomp, lack of manpower. has this affected public safety? >> yes, it definitely has. >> i didn't know they still come up here. we don't see them. >> reporter: vera miller has lived here for 35 years. >> we pay rent. we deserve just as much as they give others. >> reporter: the nbc 10 investigators wanted to see the patrols for ourselves. on a friday summer night, we

rode with sergeant shane smith. he was one of 14 officers on patrol. >> typically we have around anywhere from ten to 14 people. >> reporter: we didn't see any arrests. the sergeant walked the beat, and kept moving. >> the constant movement from one site to the next. >> reporter: when we asked him if he felt there was a lack of mount pow manpower, he said that question was best answered by the chief. >> i wish i had a police officer for every development and asset 24 hours a day. but i don't. >> reporter: the chief told us his department has 70 sworn officers to serve 90,000 people. compare that to reading, which has 88,000 people but almost twice as many officers. >> it doesn't mean that an area is uncovered. it just mean that no one is assigned to that specific car.

>> reporter: but those areas are still troll still patrolled? >> absolutely. >> reporter: we looked through the crime stats. those developments have historically in june had some of the lowest arrest rates. since 2013 at this development, there have been three homicides, two rapes, and four aggravated assaults. the police department made five arrests. >> as chief of police, it's my responsibility to make sure we use our limited resources efficiently and effectively. >> reporter: along with manpower, we noticed a special detail. personal protection for public housing ceo kelvin jeremiah. this internal police memo says the night work squads will provide an officer to watch the ceo's residence. does that have any impact on your ability to police the housing developments? >> it doesn't.

but it's a necessary function. >> reporter: the chief says it's necessary because as we reported in february, shots were fired at the ceo's house. no one was hurt and no one has been arrested. >> he's an asset and i'm going to protect him as such. >> reporter: residents say they feel less safe. >> we deserve just as much security as they're giving mr. jeremiah. >> reporter: philadelphia public housing ceo jeremiah said he wouldn't talk about his protection and deferred all manpower questions to his police chief. for the investigators, mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> turning to our weather, sunny skies, but long sleeve weather in cherry hill today. nbc 10 was at the field hockey practice. here is a live look from high

atop the comcast tower at the philadelphia museum of art, a beautiful day, a gorgeous fall day. you may want to grab an extra blanket. we're in for our first frost outside this evening. >> i can't believe we're reporting this already. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the chilly changes that, glenn, really snuck up on us. >> wasn't it just summer a little while ago? we had all those days in the 90s. now all of a sudden, we need the jackets, need the heat on during the night tonight. it's 65 degrees despite the brown sunshine in philadelphia. that gives you an idea about the cool air mass. much of delaware is in the mid-60s as well. temperatures in wilmington, for example, dropping down to 52 degrees by 9:00 tonight. just headed out for a late dinner, it's going to get kind of chilly. and at 2:00 a.m., at 46 degrees, probably close to 40 degrees, when you get up in the morning.

we have a frost advisory. it does not include any part of delaware. it does include a lot of the counties in new jersey, away from the coastline, and of course right away from the major metropolitan areas, in much of pennsylvania, we have frost advisories as well. the actual official air temperature doesn't have to get down to 32 degrees, just down at the ground. you need calm winds for that, clear skies and calm winds. we have the clear skies. the calm winds are going toed to the temperatures down too. tomorrow morning, 36 in allentown, 38 quakertown. 35 degrees in reading. we'll see how much it warms up next week and if there's any rain coming in a few minutes. here's a look at stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00. donald trump back on the campaign trail hours after losing support of the top republican on capitol hill. today paul ryan said he would not support trump anymore.

in the meantime, trump campaigned in pennsylvania today with stops near pittsburgh and later, wilkes berry. hillary clinton greeted supporters in detroit. an unidentified woman was struck and killed on route 7 as she tried to cross the highway during rush hour this morning. police tell us the driver stopped and cooperated with investigators. the taj mahal in atlantic city closed its doors for good today, some 2800 people are losing their jobs with the casino closure. atlantic city's fifth casino to close since 2014. its on, carl icahn, says losses in excess of $100 million over the next year force that can closure. time to check your freezer. two popular desserts being recalled. >> the reason they're being pulled from store shelves and why you should stop eating them. plus girl power. some video you have to see. how a local high school football

team's female kicker stepped up to put a stop to a punt return.

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priorities usa action is responsible 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. >> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. a popular ice cream maker is recalling some products due to a possible listeria contamination. it involves nestle drumsticks. the company says the contamination was caused by packaging equipment. customers can return the ice cream to the store where they purchased it. no illnesses have been reported. dutch chocolate premium ice cream can contain rocky road, which has nut and egg ingredients. no one has gotten sick thus far. a local woman studied for months to finish a college

course to find a job. >> her certificate of completion never showed up in the mail. next on nbc 10 news at 4:00, hear what the school said after nbc 10 responds contacted them and how our team was able to resolve the issue. well, another cold night ahead, partly because of the clear skies. we're in for some frost in parts of the area. i'll let you know when we'll warm back up in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. katie v/o: she works hard.

she stays late. 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.

i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. now to nbc 10 responds. a philadelphia woman says she took a continuing education course at a local university, but never received her certificate of completion. >> so she turned to nbc 10 responds and reporter ines

ferre. >> she studied day and night for the class but didn't expect to wait months for the proof she attended. patricia lorenz is taking a tea break from her job search. she's looking for office admin or human resources work. >> i send my credentials. >> her experience was mostly from her native country, colombia. this spring she paid more than $1300 to take a human resources course at villanova university. >> i had to show something that said i had the noge aknowledge experience. >> reporter: her certificate never arrived. the school assured her it was sent. >> i said, what time and day will i receive it? they say soon. soon is when, what year? >> reporter: after two months of waiting, she called nbc 10 responds. we contacted the university. a spokesperson says the

certificates were sent out to her twice. since neither package was received, villanova said it would be resending the certificates through registered mail. days after we were involved, lorenz got her certificates. >> thank you nbc 10 responds. >> she says she will attach a copy of her certificates to her resume and is crossing her fingers she will get a job soon. our total money recovered for you is now $132,328. >> not even a year old at this point either. >> i know, that total is climbing quickly, all thanks to you and the team. >> that's right. >> and we have to do this right here for good measure. that is ines ferre's thing. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. fill out the complaint form online or give us a call. the numbers are right there on your screen.

>> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. we have rain later saturday into sunday. depending on where you were determined how much you got and how long it lasted. no one had rain today. 62 in lehigh valley, many of the p.a. suburbs. it's been a beautiful looking day, kind of breezy, kind of chilly. that northwest wind keeping the temperatures down. as you can see on our neighborhoods, we've had temperatures in the low to mid-60s. we don't even have any places really above the mid-60s. milville is only 61 degrees, that's one of the places that if the wind dies down tonight, it could get down into the 30s. 62 in clayton and woodstown at the moment.

it's 62 in princeton, 63 degrees in robbinsville. it won't be quite as cool tomorrow and it won't be quite as windy. the winds 10 to 20. we've been seeing gusts over 20 miles per hour. nothing on the radar/satellite nearby. it is perfectly clear. you can check out your own seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen at any time. and you'll see, i don't have rain in any part of the area for the rest of the week. this moisture way out in the middle of the country doesn't look like it's going to amount to a whole lot. we'll show you one model that does at least have the chance of and it coming in, not so much during the day tomorrow, but as we go through wednesday and into thursday, we're going to get some winds coming in off the ocean. i think we're going to see more clouds around during the day on wednesday and some places at least have a chance of some showers, especially up toward the poconos, lehigh valley as we go into thursday. the neighborhoods, they're going

to be some chilly neighborhoods by morning. chestnut hill maybe down to 38 decks. schwenksville, 39. reading at 37. easton at 36 degrees. of course we get all that sunshine and go up well into the 60s tomorrow. 38 in robbinsville as well. and some of the warmer spots, the beach only 51 degrees. much quieter now that we're rid of matthew, but we have nicole in the atlantic. the spaghetti models show unanimous agreement that it stays way, way out into the ocean. it's not going to be bothering anybody around here. we've had enough with that hurricane business in the last week or two. 67 tomorrow with sunshine. up to 72 on wednesday. and then 74 thursday. look at the temperatures, in the 60s. and it's still dry.

friday and saturday, still dry sunday and into next week. and look at the temperatures next week, a whole lot warmer than what we've seen this week. those numbers are well above average for this time of the year. >> all right, glenn, thank you so much. one thing is for sure, they are not your average suburban philadelphia moms. >> at all. they did their best to play the part on "saturday night live." next, why tina fey and jimmy fallon returned to impersonate philadelphia moms.

delaware county got a

shoutout on "saturday night live" this weekend. >> so did villanova. it happened when upper darby native tina fey dropped in to surprise the audience. >> if you've ever been to the philadelphia mummers parade on new year's, have you ever been? >> no, i have not. >> you should go, it's terrible. >> we can't say on tv what else fey said about the mummers. the two comedians were impersonating a fair of undecided voters from clifton heights, delaware county. >> remember you and me and patrice punched our way to the front row? >> what accent was that? >> i don't know, but it's not philly at all. >> as a local guy i'm thinking, what the heck? local social media lit up with the news that our area was mentioned on the show, villanova mentioned on tina fey's vest there. mayor kenney said on twitter,

""snl" omg is awesome." you can watch the entire clip right now, just go to the nbc 10 app, it's a free download too. now to this, a local high school football player is taking the internet by storm. look at the hit. the kicker from north penn comes over and she just levels the returner. >> she is great. >> the kicker's name, kelly mack unanimo mcnamara, the first female kicker in the school's history. john clark traveled to north dakota to look at carson wentz' journey to become an eagle. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> here is denise nakano.

locker room talk. that's how donald trump is defending his comments on a recently-released tape on which he talks in graphic terms about women. now some local athletes are firing back. >> that's something he more so has to work on, his personal life. don't put that on a whole group of people. >> athletes. >> exactly. >> some eagles are unhappy with trump's take on locker room talk. that story, straight ahead. you may want to bundle the kids up in the bus stop. parts of the area will be waking up to the first frost. next, how cold it will get in your area. i'm imagining you've got a lot of material to work with. >> yeah, we've had a lot of material. >> nbc 10 sits down with seth meyers who tells us why the presidential election is prompting him to do something with his show that's never been done before. it all starts tonight. those stories and much more next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

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now. nbc 10 news at 5:00 begins with new fallout following the weekend of crisis for the trump campaign. tonight, congress's top republican is distancing himself from his party's nominee for president. the latest crisis for the trump campaign has the speaker of the house separating himself from the presidential nominee. >> and this comes as a new poll gives hillary clinton a double digit lead. the republican nominee now trails clinton 46 to 35% among likely voters. the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll was conducted on saturday and sunday after the release of the tape where trump talks about women but before last night's debate. now that the debate is over, both candidates are trying to gain momentum. >> reporter: the day after, hillary clinton is pleased. >> you never saw anything like that before. >> reporter: the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll finds clinton nearly doubled her lead