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tank open and a burnt piece of paper sticking out of the tank. police say the paper had been previously lit, but don't believe it ever caught fire. no arrests have been made. good evening. i'm jacqueline london. tonight we're also following a big weather story. an overnight frost that could leave some of us with temperatures in the 30s. nbc10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has details. >> this is the first time we've got a frost advisory for a lot of counties in our area. much of new jersey, away from the city of philadelphia, and the jersey show, and most of the counties in pennsylvania north and west of the city of philadelphia where all the concrete keeps that temperature in. 51 degrees in philadelphia now, but we have temperatures well down into the 40s in many parts of the area, and some places getting pretty close to the 30s. hopewell is 41 degrees. blanden 42.

44 in bethlehem. 45 in easton. those places are definitely going down into the 30s. 36 in allentown by 7:30 in the morning. 35 degrees in redding while it's in the 40s elsewhere. i'll let you know when it's going to warm up and if we're going to see any rain this week with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. no, that's not what happens in our locker rooms. >> she's crooked as a $3 bill. lock her up is right. >> a bitter battle neither donald trump nor hillary clinton is showing any signs of backing down tonight. the tone was nasty during last night's debate, and it didn't change as the candidates returned to the campaign trail today. the stakes are particularly high for trump. an nbc news poll shows him falling further behind his democratic rival. clinton leads with 46% of likely voters compared to 35% for

trump. this poll was taken after a tape surfaced with trump's lewd comments about women. but it was taken before last night's debate. nbc10's keith jones is here with a closer look. keith. >> jackie, both candidates haven't taken a single-breath since the sparring last night. tonight, they continue to trade blows. hillary clinton in ohio, donald trump in wilkes bury p.a. >> lock her up is right. >> the gop nominee sticking to his threat to jail hillary if elected. in ohio, the message of lock her up tufrned to locker room. >> our athletes and our coaches know a lot more about what happens in locker rooms than donald trump does. >> referring to trump's hot mike controversy. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> even wide receiver jordan matthews chimed in. >> that's not the type of talk we want to per pet wait. >> it was a theme on stage in

pennsylvania. >> that was a phony as -- i can't say the word because i have to be nice. i might say it back in the locker room. >> trump also addressed concerns about voter fraud in philly. >> i love philadelphia, and i hope we're going to do great in philadelphia. i hear these horror shows, and we have to make sure that this election is not stolen from us. >> reporter: meanwhile in battleground ohio -- >> we don't have to make america great. we've got to do what we can to make sure it remains great and it becomes greater because we keep broadening that circle of opportunity. >> reporter: 29 days. that's how long these candidates have to convince undecided voters. tonight, trump said he'll campaign so hard, he'll likely be limping across the finish line. keith jones, nbc10 news. jackie. >> all right, keith. entertainment tonight's nancy o'dell is speaking publicly for the first time since the tape surfaced of

donald trump making lewd comments about her. >> there is no room for objectivecation of anyone, not even in the locker room. the conversation has got to change because everybody deserves respect, no matter the gender or setting. >> on friday, the e.t. host was thrown into the spotlight when the conversation surfaced between trump and her former colleague billy bush. in it, trump revealed he tried to make advances toward nancy o'dell. billy bush, who hosts the third hour of the "today" show has been suspended indefinitely. vulgar language, racy recordings and a bitter battle between the candidates have parents questioning how much their kids should be exposed to this campaign. nbc10's drew smith spoke with families and a psychologist about the tough conversations going on in america's living rooms. >> rated as m.a., mature audiences. >> reporter: it was the first question at the second

presidential debate. an audience member wondering if the candidates were good role models. >> i don't think it's for children. >> it's bizarre, honestly, that this is where we are. >> reporter: in the suburbs outside philly, the consen shus among voters we talked to is that this election has taken a turn toward adult only material. >> can you think of a presidential debate where they're talking essentially about sex tapes and sex assault? >> reporter: frank farley is a psychologist who says parents are right to keep young kids away from all of this. but kids middle school age and above should get to see it, followed by proper guidance. >> and families should get into it because this, after all, is our country, and these are our leaders-to-be. you just can't sweep it under the carpet. >> reporter: farley also says this can turn into a teachable moment about respect, morality, and right and wrong. >> shaming, body shaming, that's been done by a presidential candidate. >> reporter: out for a walk in the park tonight, ronald turner tells us it's important for his

kids to have a positive example. >> to me, nobody is really showing any class. they're throwing a lot of mud, and they are not respecting the families. >> reporter: it's clear to him right now this campaign is not something they should look up to. in cheltenham township, drew smith, nbc10 news. and the clinton campaign continues to deal with the fallout of an e-mail leak. today wikileaks released a second alleged batch of e-mails from clinton campaign chairman john podesta. in one exchange, a long time aide to bill clinton calls chelsea a spoiled brat who has a lack of focus in her life. while it's unclear who may have hacked podesta's e-mails, u.s. intelligence officials have previously pointed the finger at russia for trying to influence the presidential election. atlantic city's taj mahal is now closed, and the presidential candidate whose name it bears says it should stay open. donald trump told the associated press, quote, there's no reason

for this. the republican presidential nominee added that friends and casino owner carl icahn should have been able to work out a deal with the local 54 unite union. some 2,800 people are losing their jobs with the casino closure. it's atlantic city's fifth casino to close since 2014. tonight samsung is under fire again. the company is halting sales of the galaxy note 7 after reports that the replacement phones may be catching fire too. as nbc10's denise nakano reports, customers aren't the only ones who are worried. >> reporter: when samsung thought its problems with its galaxy note 7 couldn't get any worse, there's a string of new fires involving phones meant to replace the model recalled last month for catching fire. >> we do not want to work on them. >> reporter: natalia owns cpr cell phone service in king of prussia, where her technicians have seen all sorts of problems, but none quite like this. >> once the phone gets to a

certain temperature, the battery itself is igniting. if it's not an ploegs, it will be over heating. >> reporter: a flight had to be evacuated last week after brian green's cell phone caught fire. tonight samsung announced it's suspending all sales of the galaxy note 7. consumer reports says it's unusual to have a replacement model have the same defect as the original model. call this an explosive fate for samsung, but most would agree stopping the production of galaxy note 7s like this one was the right thing to do. >> it's not only like united states issue, but it's for all over the world. >> reporter: ditmer says her advice to customers and anyone with a galaxy note 7, don't chance it. >> take it back just to be safe. a father is in jail tonight after police say he gave his daughter heroin that led to an overdose. the 16-year-old girl wasn't breathing when family members found her saturday in lancaster.

paramedics revived her with several doses of a heroin antidote. when the teenager came to, she told police her father, kerry long, gave her heroin after she asked for it. he is now charged with aggravated assault and jailed on $1 million bail. north carolina is in a state of emergency tonight. rescue efforts continue in the wake of hurricane matthew. the storm dumped more than a foot of rain, triggering massive flooding. at least 23 have been killed in the u.s. nearly half of those in north carolina. matthew dumped 13.6 trillion gallons of water on the southeast. in florida, a federal judge issued a one-day extension to the state's voter registration deadline because of matthew. right now the vine street expressway is preparing to shut down in both directions. here is a live look from skyforce10. the closure is happening between i-76 and broad street. it will last from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. every night through thursday. the closure is so crews can work on penndot's plans to overhaul

the bridges overi-676. tap the nbc10 app for a detailed list of the closures and detours you can use to get around them. now a follow-up to a story we brought you as breaking news last night. reports of a possible abduction in jun yet ta park have turned out to be untrue. a witness reported seeing a man attack a woman with a baseball bat and put her in a car on east eerie avenue last night. but now police say it appears that witness made the entire story up. close quarters. what has four people spending hours inside a 42-inch pipe? plus -- >> if they want to be stupid, there's no law that should prevent it. >> ruth bader ginsburg isn't holding back. who is getting a tongue lashing from the supreme court justice, also ahead.

so the next time you take your show on the road, it's going to be in philadelphia, right? >> i don't know because -- >> why? >> here's the thing. >> one-on-one with seth meyers. the late night host dishes about election season comedy and the one thing that keeps him away from the city of brotherly love. >> well, it's feeling a lot like fall, but we're in for another warm-up eventually. i'll tell you when it's going to arrive and how long we'll stay dry coming up.

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have had plenty of material to work with. nbc10's aaron coleman traveled to washington, d.c. and sat down with seth meyers to talk politics and how shows like his are reaching young voters. ♪ >> it's late night with seth meyers. >> reporter: and for the first time, meyers is taking his show on the road. >> we thought a month before the election, d.c. would be a really exciting place to be. >> reporter: i sat down with the comedian who admits the matchup between hillary clinton and donald trump has been, in his words, fun to watch. >> ultimately, we can be as informative as we want as long as we have a lot of really good jokes. so we kind of start with facts and then we try to layer the jokes on top of that. >> reporter: there's been a lot of focus on millennials. talk about how your show may be reaching them in ways that other mediums may not be. >> they consume the show maybe in different ways, but it's the same content they're consuming. so we don't think too much about how to approach them. we've kind of found that if you talk about serious things in a

funny way, they kind of are drawn to that. >> reporter: whether that makes a difference at the polls, he says, he's not sure. what he does know, it will be a while before he even thinks about bringing his show here. so the next time you take your show on the road, it's going to be in flphiladelphia? >> i don't know. because here's the thing. i'm a steelers fan, and that beat down, the eagles, i don't know. it would be traumatic for me to be back here. >> reporter: i don't know what to say. it was a beat down. >> yeah, it was. just enjoy it. >> reporter: but we'd love to have you. >> yeah, you should have been nicer. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., erin coleman, nbc news. >> we have to convert him. he needs to become an eagles fan. as for tonight on late night, you can watch sarah silverman right after "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon. later in the week, vice president joe biden and senator al franken will stop by. a proud moment for our nbc10 family. tonight nbc10.com was awarded a national murrow award for best website for large market

television stations. two members of our digital team accepted the award at a gala in new york city. it's given to a website that exhibits a standard of journalism excellence. we would also like to congratulate our partners at wdel for their murrow award in the small market division. congratulations to all. what a great night. also a beautiful fall night outside. glenn? >> for those of you who are sick of 90 degree weather in the summer and wanted some fall weather, here we go. it's close to 40 degrees already in parts of the area, especially some of the pennsylvania suburbs, chester, bucks, montgomery counties. it's 42 agrees in unionville. 41 in cochranville. we're getting close to the 40 degree mark here. 46 at bryn mawr. there's one. 39 degrees in fort washington. so that's going to be one of those places that goes down pretty close to the freezing

mark, at least for a brief period. the frost advisory for many of the inland counties in new jersey and in pennsylvania, not of course for the major metropolitan area, which has all sorts of concrete that keeps that heat in at night. we do have clear skies. you can see the nearest moisture way back to the west, and that's moving up toward canada, not even moving in this direction. high pressure right over the easter lakes. a light northerly flow. and as that high builds over tonight, that's going to cause the wind to really diminish. and we're going to keep the clear skies as we go through the day tuesday, even into wednesday it's going to stay pretty dry. we may start to see some clouds increase on wednesday. and then on thursday, this front comes through. it looks like of impressive early in the day, but look what happens to it. it all falls apart. that's about our only shot at rain for the next week and possibly beyond that. so we start off the day tomorrow in the 30s.

38 in redding. 36 degrees in easton. going up into the 60s. a little closer to philadelphia. we're still starting in the upper 30s. 41 degrees in newtown. and in philadelphia itself, 47 degrees although mount airy could start in the upper 30s. in new jersey, we're starting near 40 degrees. in trenton and haddenfield, glass borough and farther to the south, atlantic city, of course, not nearly as cool as some other areas. we've got tropical storm out in the atlantic. it's nicole. it's a long way from the united states, but the problem is there's bermuda. that's not good. putting it right over the island of bermuda possibly. the temperatures start to go up as we head toward thursday, then drop again. and then start to warm up sunday and into next week. you don't see a rain drop in sight. we'll be right back.

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be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. one pennsylvania city is going green in an effort to avoid a charlie brown christmas. this was the scene in redding two years ago. this tree was compared to the scraw scrawny tree featured in the movie. the mayor signed off on a plan to have a grand artificial tree on display. the new tree will stand 35 feet tall with more than 1,200 ornaments and 1,900 lights. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg did not mince words when talking about yahoo!'s katie couric about colin kaepernick and the election. the 83-year-old said the act of not standing during the national anthem is, quote, dumb and disrespectf disrespectful. the san francisco 49ers quarterback started the protest

show pride in a country that suppresses black people and people of color. other players have since joined in. >> i think it's really dumb of them. would i arrest them for doing it? no. if they want to be stupid, there's no law that should be prevent it. if they want to be arrogant, there's no law that prevents them from that. >> justice ginsburg also praised hillary clinton on her poise and command of language and laughed off a tweet from trump when he said she should resign because her, quote, mind is shot. i'm john clark. a flyer is suspended six games to start the season, and a pair we're going to hear from them. and how about that ryan math use fumble from yesterday. we're going to hear from coach pederson why the birds don't think the lions should have gotten the ball. that is next.

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thrns this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. i saw how ticked off this team was at the end of this football game. despite everything that went on in this game, negative, positive, the whole thing, this is a different football team than a year ago. >> you like to hear that after the loss. i'm john clark from csn. the eeg lds have a tough stretch against some of the nfc's best teams coming up. it all starts with their first division gamg of the season sunday in washington. yesterday the loss to detroit. under three minutes left. ryan matthews fumbles the ball here. worst moment for that. take a look right here, though. is the football touching jason kelce as he's out of bounds? the eagles think so. they do not believe the lions should have gotten the ball. >> it's a dead ball, out of bounds. that's the rule. and i -- that was one of the

things i wanted to make sure this morning that i was correct and accurate in that ruling. and, you know, it's just one of those things. but we can't cough the ball up. >> nbc10 is taking you back to where it all began with carson wentz. we travel to his home state of north dakota from whence he came premieres on nbc10 this friday night at 7:00. lane johnson thinks he's going to hear from the nfl in the next few days about his possible suspension. flyers defenseman radco goodis, he got his word. suspended six games for his late hit. how about the flyers? two 19-year-old prospects have made the time. traf isz konecki. proev rob was the best defenseman in juniors. konecny will be on the second line. >> i still have to perform and do what i have to do to make the

roster each and every day and prove myself and work hard. but, you know, hearing it's not a nine game tryout gave me the relief to relax a little bit. >> my dad couldn't fall asleep after. i called him. it was like 4:00 in the morning, and then he didn't sleep after. i couldn't fall asleep until like late last night too, so that was really exciting. >> that is cool. former phils trying to advance in baseball's playoffs. carlos ruiz, a two-run shot for the dodgers. what a moment. back in the playoffs, but another phil. jayson werth. 15th career postseason home run. ties him with babe ruth for 11th all time. it's the nat who's get the last laugh. they win 8-3. high school blitz game of the week. here are your choices. that's how you can vote, right there on your screen. we're right back after this.

that's nbc10 news at 11:00. i'm jacqueline london. for glenn and all of us, thanks so much for watching. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. we'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taraji p. henson. david harbour. musical guest, phish.