dvertising. triple shooting in may fair. samsung's big announcement about the troubled galaxy note 7 smart phones. while donald trump tried to wow the crowd it was this little guy who ended up stealing the show. meet donald trump's mini me. breaking news, three freight cars jumped the track in camden county. we are live over that seen right now. police tell us this was a csx train. there was nothing hazardous on board. this comes four years after a train derailment officials tell

us there are no such concerns this morning. the nfl just announced they suspended philadelphia eagles lane johnson for ten games, which is effective immediately. johnson violated the nfl policy for substance enhancing products. roseman says he was disappointed by the suspension. also, murder in mayfair. police are searching for the gunman who shot three people indeluding two teenagers. one of the teens died. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. a 17-year-old is dead and another is injured after a shooting in the neighbor had.

monique braxton has the latest. >> reporter: hi, vai. we have video that shows you what happened before and after gunshots rang out on this street. take a look at this video tape. witnesses say you see at least two victims talking to people outside a corner store. notice a white car pulls up. the group then walks at least a half a block away near sterling and hawthorne. you then see people dressed in all black running back to that white car, jumping in and speeding off. investigators confirmed three people were shot. 17-year-old known as reno brunson seen here talking to the clerk at the corner store died at a local hospital. moments ago we spoke to his grieving parents.

>> my son will be missed by everyone. >> he wasjoking, dancing. he was just silly. >> reporter: the two others shot here are 16 and 21 years of age. both are in hospitals in critical condition. they found a revolver, sneaker and a bag of marijuana at the scene. they are interviewing witnesses as they search for the gunman and a motive. we'll stay on top of this investigation. you'll hear more from the parents at 11:30. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> we'll see you in a half hour. over a house fire in kensington neighbor had. it happened near caster.

the fire was put under control and no one was hurt. sky force 10 in burlington county just after 9:00 this morning. everyone made it out of this home safely. the cause is still under investigation. four weeks from today america heads to the polls. tracie potts has the latest facing the republican party. >> here we come, right? >> defiant as ever promising more to come. >> if they want to release more tapes we'll continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. >> reporter: top republicans on

capitol hill are not. paul ryan said he won't defend trump, won't campaign for him but won't pull his endorsement either. >> he is an equal opportunity insulter if there ever was one. this election is our chance to show who we are. we are better than that. >> reporter: new poll numbers show clinton pulled 11 point ahead after trump's talk he calls locker room banter. >> real men aren't that way. donald trump is wrong about that. donald trump is wrong about that. >> let's go ahead. donald trump won that debate. wasn't even close. >> reporter: trying to ride the ship as it shows moving ground

especially with women. hillary clinton on top of the polls for now but also looking for leaked e-mails to reveal more about her campaign. nbc news, washington, tracie pot potts. he appeared on the sports radio station the fan this morning. christie says trump should have been clearer about his apologies. >> on the video itself, it is completely indefensible. i won't defend it and haven't defended it. you know, that kind of talk and conversation, even in private is just unacceptable. so i made that very clear to donald on friday when this first came out. you know, urged him to be contrite and apologetic because that's what he needs to be. >> he believes trump is sorry

and embarrassed over the comments. toomey is in the reelection race are mcginty. >> i am not endorsing him. i remain undecided. i have said it as clear as i can. i remain unpersuaded. >> he has nod said who he will vote for in the election. the third and final face off is next thursday. we'll be live from las vegas next week. today is the last day for registering to vote in pennsylvania. we have more on the last-minute rush to get those applications in. >> reporter: the philadelphia commissioner you'll find stacks upon stacks of voter

registration forms with more still coming in. >> yesterday was a city holiday but we had a crew in here working. since we were working we didn't turn anyone away. groups were holding registration drives. they brought in numerous applications. >> reporter: with the deadline hours away voter registration officials wonder if the numbers will exceed those from 8 years ago. they are expecting more than 200,000 paper applications this year. there are a few ways to register. you can do it online, by mail if it's postmarked by today or you can do it in person. mary showed up minutes after the office opened this morning to file an absentee ballot. >> i am really glad i was actually able to pull that off. i had the online form on my computer up far little while. my printer wasn't working. it is all of these logistical issues. it was the first thing this

morning. >> doing what she had to do with election day looming not far away. >> what hits home for me is watching the debate on sunday night and realizing how important it is to do it. everyone should go out and do it. >> reporter: it will be open until midnight to take your applications. if you live in new jersey or delaware you have a little more time. in delaware the deadline to register to vote is this saturday. in new jersey the deadline is one week from today. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. this morning the philadelphia police conducting an arson investigation after one of their suvs was vandalized. they found a gas tank purburnt h a piece of burnt cloth hanging out of it. the cloth had been lit but it didn't catch fire. >> it is disconcerning to think anybody would do that.

you could have had an explosion not to mention yourself. >> police are checking cameras to see if anyone was caught on tape. they ask if you saw or know anything to call the police. new video of a robbery at a dunk dunkin donuts. the suspect took off with the money. if you happen to recognize this man police would like to hear from you. happening now we are learning more about the fraud investigation. city controller is holding a news conference to talk about the 10,000 pieces of mail found sitting in bins instead of being delivered on time. this is all part of a surprise visit back in april. they say employees were coming in late to work, not doing their job and some times clocking overtime. the city controller's office

said they will issue letters to people who have to pay fines so they can try to get their money back. all right. time now for a late morning check on the roads with jessica. what are you seeing out there? >> a lot of different parts of construction. we are watching 95 first. this is around wood haven road right here. we are seeing a northbound delay. 32 minutes, so very heavy northbound from center city. moving towards woodhaven you'll see lanes lost there. it is something that could tie you up some bit. also on the philadelphia ramp from the expressway to 295 northbound it will be there until about 3:00 this afternoon. another patch of construction that will be there on city avenue northbound between presidential boulevard. the left lane is closed there as well. there is an accident on ridge

pike, vai. >> thanks. pulling the plug, samsung talks about pulling the plug after a number of devices caught on fire. if you have one of these phones we'll tell you what the company wants you do right now. plus the aftermath of matthew, why emergency crews fear the worst is still to come. and it was a cold morning but we have made our way into the mid-to upper 50s outside. more warming in the days to come. we'll take a look. ♪

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shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. sky force 10 checking out more breaking news this morning in southwest philadelphia. philadelphia police told us a 20-year-old woman stabbed her 26-year-old boyfriend's brother in the neck just after 9:00 this morning. it happened on south 60th street. we are working to find out what may have prompted the stabbing. stay with the app for updates on this breaking news. and a robbery suspect causes this multi-crash during the morning rush. it happened at a near by diner. police began getting phone calls about an erratic driver. the department crashed into at least seven vehicles before firing a single shot. no one was hit by that bullet.

several people were injured in the crash. the suspect carjacked at vehicle and drove away. the suspect got away. north carolina is preparing for more flooding as rivers continue to rise after hurricane matthew. the governor reported three more deaths. it brings the death toll to 14 in the state, ten of those came from flooded roads. >> we are not missing around and we do not want to put people at risk to save you once you make that decision. too many people have died and we don't want anymore to die and there will be conditions during the next 72 hours which will be extremely dangerous. >> there are reports that three people that are still missing. president obama approved the state's disaster declaration. money will go to help during the

recovery efforts. and we are starting with a look at the temperatures outside. you can see we are finally making our way into the 50s here. we are at 55 lehigh valley and 56 in the pennsylvania suburbs. most of these temperatures were in the 30s to low 40s this morning. some partis of the lehigh valle broke 40 degrees. jersey shore we drop down into some of the philadelphia neighborhoods. we are consistent in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. it is 56 center city. also 56 fox chase. so we are looking at the 50s, looking forward to the 60s and actually talking 70s in the next few days. we say you that big cool down because of the big cool down. the high sunday and monday, yesterday. the average is 68 degrees today.

your forecast high is 67. it is pretty close to where it should be. same for wednesday, 69 for the forecast high. very typical fall day for us. by thursday we bump that up to the low to mid-70s across the region. it is warmer than actually is average this time of year. it is keeping us clear as well. your radar and satellite view showing us not a cloud to track on the board. no showers expected for our forecast both today and in the days to come. your hour by hour showing us this. put this into motion there are clouds to the west. it may move on by as we move late day today. clouds will build off the shore that push in as we move in near wednesday. so overnight into your wednesday morning. some clouds mixing in with sunshine for you commute wednesday. keep your eye off to the west. we have a line of rain that

starts to develop. showers are moving closer to us. as we go into your thursday by thursday morning through to the afternoon the line of showers moves right through pennsylvania. it starts to break apart though. i don't think it's likely we'll see much of any rain into philadelphia or new jersey delaware. spot chances will remain for the lehigh valley before it kind of breaks off and skirts along to the northeast of this. that's the only chance of rain we see as we go through the next ten days. for our tuesday into wednesday sunny to mostly sunny. we get to the 70s. sunshine dropping back to the 60s. there is 70s returning by this weekend. some clouds build in by your next workweek. >> all right. thank you. stealing the show. still ahead, the little boy who had the crowd going wild when he showed up at a pennsylvania campaign event yesterday. don't forget to vote for this high school football game of the

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charity walk. here to tell us more is molly sullivan who is cohosting the event. it is a big event in our area next month. how is the walk connected to it? >> first i think the best news about sunday's event is the fact that it runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon. the eagles take off at 1:00 p.m. so you'll be able to get home in time for the game. so no conflicts ton the calenda. >> it is smart. >> wilson farm park in wayne. i believe it's 500 lee road. go ahead and gps it. it is the third annual charity walk. basically it kicks off the national dog show month in philly which airs on nbc on thanksgiving. it's a great event. the ronald mcdonald house is the big charity but there's a number of other canine related

charities. i'm co-hosting with david fry who is a familiar voice. he has been doing the lead experts of the national dog show on nbc since 2002. so we are really excited about sunday. >> tell us what people might expect coming for the first time. >> yes. individuals $25, $45 for families. it is great. i'm excited to bring my five month old out. dogs get in free. you can log onto crowdride.com. you can buy tickets online. the gymnasts will be walking their dogs on their handles. i don't know if you have the video but they will be walking

the dogs on their hands with leashes on their ankles. >> that will be fun to imagine how it might happen. you mentioned the ronald mcdonald house that started here and has gone globally. are there other charities where the money raised will go? >> yeah. on comcast we like to share that it's bigger than basketball. yes. the ronald mcdonald house is the biggest charity. i don't want to leave anybody out. it wouldn't be fair. looking at nbc 10 first alert forecast it will be great weather. you have no excuses there. it is a great opportunity for family fun and individuals to give back to our community and hang with the dogs. >> it will be a great time. the national dog show and charity walk happening this sunday at 9:00 in wayne.

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stay ahead of ibs-d... with viberzi. looking for suspects in a shooting that left a teen dead. monique, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hey, vai.

i can tell you we have exclusive video the moments before and the moments after a teenager was gunned down not too far between sterling and hawthorne where i am. take a look at this surveillance video. witnesses say you see at least two of the victims including 17-year-old brunson talking to people outside a corner store. notice a white car pulls up. the group then walks at least one-half block away and in no time you see people dressed in all black jumping in and speeding off. we were over the team when investigators said that three people were shot. where you kn brunson seen moments before he was shot and killed last night. the two others also shot are ages 16 and 21. both are listed in critical

condition recovering at local ho hospitals. police found a white sneaker, a bag of marijuana and a revolver at the scene. >> the gun had two spent casings. that was a reinvolvolverevolver. the gun is not consistent with shell casings that were found there. >> reporter: and police tell us if they -- they have been interviewing witnesses as they search for motives and a gunman running from the scene. we have also spoken to the parents on nbc10.com. >> thank you, monique. president obama approved disaster relief money even as the number of dead grows in that state. it prepares for even more

flooding. we have the new details. >> reporter: as the town filled with water desperate neighbors fled anyway they could, 1,500 needed rescue. >> we looked for anyone who needed the chance to get out. >> reporter: the coast guard, national guard and fema have all arrived. thousands of homes may be swamped and many more in danger. overnight evacuation centers were brimming. what do you do now? >> i don't know, wait. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: with no count on the missing there is little sign of relief. flood waters are rising and the point toll could also climb. >> i think they were surprised by the force of the water. water is relentless. >> reporter: this morning lumberton declared a disaster. it may not be the last place to flood. >> get out. get out now. right now we are hearing there

may be 50 or 60 people who were refusing evacuation orders. as governor that's unacceptable. >> reporter: >> we have this. everything else is on. >> reporter: the coast guard will be look for the possibility of any fatalities. the death toll now stands at least 30. major thoroughfares are partially shut down from all of the debris in the water. back to you. here is a live look right now at cape may where it's a cool and sunny day. one twor two people walking arod there. a little cooler today. krystal klei is here with our forecast. >> yeah. they are probably thinking about

going to the beach. they saw how cold it was. it was a cold morning. these were some of the lowest temperatures we have seen so far this season. that's just a hint of the months to come. these numbers look pretty good. we are at 58 in philadelphia. same for new jersey and now we have 55 degrees. this morning we had numbers dropping down into the low to mid-30s outside. it was a chilly start out there. clear skies as well. you can see it looking outside. can't really track rain today because we don't really have clouds to look at. temperatures should move through about the mid-to upper 60s. forecasting the high at 67 in philadelphia. 64 for the suburbs and 65 in delaware. sunny throughout the rest of the day. mostly clear into this evening. scattered clouds trying to make their way in. tomorrow some clouds mixing with the sunshine, what we are expecting. overall this is a dry forecast. this is your radar and satellite.

seven day forecast for your neighborhood. there are a few spot zones where we may see an isolated storm. we'll take a closer look at the temperatures starting to warm up in the days to come. that's in a few minutes. >> all right. see you then. samsung will no longer make the galaxy note 7 smart phones. the phones are catches firement we have more on the decision and what it mean ifs you have one of your phones. the message to anyone who has a galaxy note 7, don't use it. samsung and the consumer product safety commission encouraging people to power them down and return them. the replacement note 7s are also catching fire. it happened on board this plane in kentucky. brian green says his phone got very hot and began smoking. >> it was the brown, green, gray

but it was pretty thick coming out of the device. >> abby says it happened to her, burning her thumb. >> it burned like from hot metal or something. >> you could see the outer box bubbling and expanding off of the phone. you could see it was blackening. >> daniel franks says his phone caught fire in a restaurant. >> it started leaking from all of the battery, volume buttons, power buttons. it was trying to escape the confines of the phone. >> reporter: and michael says he and his wife found their bedroom engulfed in smoke. >> i look over and my phone is in flames. it's spewing smoke. flames coming out of it. it smelled awful like chemicals. >> reporter: he says he went to the er with breathing problems.

s s samsung says all note 7 customers should power down and take advantage of the remedies. >> carriers will take these phones back or give you your money back. we say take it in and don't take the risk. >> that was tom reporting. samsung have not said how many are placements are out there. samsung will hear arguments in a patent dispute. they for copying the iphone's look. they found samsung infringed on the product design. they paid last december and argues it should not have to pay more. now both candidates are on

road today. donald trump is holding a rally in panama city, beach. >> reporter: donald trump intensifying his campaign in pennsylvania monday making unsubstantiating claims about voter fraud. >> we have to make sure this election is not stolen from us and not taken away from us. >> again, vowing to send hillary clinton to prison over her e-mails, doubling down on the promise to appoint a special prosecutor if he wins. >> we are going to get a special prosecutor to figure this deal out. >> earlier trump ramping up efforts to cast clinton as an enabler to her husband's alleged indiscretio indiscretions.

>> bill clinton sexually assaulted innocent women and hillary clinton attacked those women viciously. one of them said more viciously than he attacked them. >> reporter: it could alienate key voters. clinton flexing her muscles and trying to keep the focus on trump making lewd comments about women. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> he just doubled down on his excuse that it's just locker room banter. >> reporter: our latest poll show 41% think trump's words are unacceptable. 67% still support him as the nominee. house speaker paul ryan

distancing himself while he didn't pull his endorsement ryan told law make rs he is focused on saving republican control of congress. make pence making it clear he is not going any where. >> i choose to stand with donald trump and every american who knows we can make america great again. >> nbc 10 news. a little boy dressed as donald trump stole the show kbred. the two-year-old had on a suit and tie and his hair was even styled to look like trump. when he asked if he want today stay with him or go back to his parents he said trump. of course the crowd loved it. you might notice your phone ringing more than usual. matt delucia tells us how con artists may be trying to use this election to take advantage of you. >> the phone rings and you think it's a friend or loved one but it's not.

consumer advocate says these callings are not up usual. >> i will say this about hillary -- >> especially around the election. >> reports of people getting calls asking for poll information as far as posters and they ask a bunch of survey questions and ultimately it leads to credit cards, birth dates and social security numbers. >> reporter: and that's a big problem. before you know it your money could be gone. >> if you want to donate to a political organization don't do it from a solicitation phone call that randomly came to your house. >> reporter: scammers use spo spoofing devices. you think the call is from a political group. . >> political calls are exempt from the do not call list. if you're signed up for the do

not call list, political people can still call you. the scammers know that too so they call posing as a political party or affiliation to get past the do not call block that they have. now, if you happen to get one of these calls asking for personal information report it to your consumer protection office or the state attorney general's office. the holiest day starts at sun down. it is a time of intense prayer, personal reflection and fasting. it dates back thousands of years. asking for forgiveness. yom kippur begins with the days. find out how many victims may be out there and the behavior that may be putting you at risk. and a live look at philadelphia. we have blue skies out there.

58 degrees your temperature. we'll track your warming all coming up.

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their credit reports. people conduct banking on unsecured wifi networks and use the same password for all of their online accounts. facebook is laurcnching a n product. the new app will allow coworkers to communicate through group text and video. it will cost up to $3 per month per user. they are competing to make business collaboration much easier. it is something you may have never heard of but celebrities like nick cannon and selena gomez suffer from lupus. they are celebrating. welcome back to the show.

tell us why lupus is more mysterious. >> it is a disease that mimics many other diseases. simil symptoms don't appear to be life threatening. it is what we call a cruel mystery. >> tell us how your foundation helps support those who have lupus in their families. >> yes. we are at the forefront of smarter research to make faster progress and combining with our mission in terms of finding a cure and better treatment. we work to improve the quality of life for those effected by lupus. >> and you're trying to get out as much information as you possibly can. there's a free symposium coming up. >> yes. it's right here in philadelphia it's an all day event.

>> it is a disease that lags behind but it is a life threatening does. people are familiar with the word lupus but don't really understand what lupus is. >> yeah, we have a friend in south jersey where we live. i think it's hard for them to explain to us. >> absolutely. and it's also a disease that changes over time. it flares up and goes into remission. it is very hard to talk about and understand. but there is great hope for people living with lupus. we are at the forefront of a fight against lupus. >> you want to tell us more? >> the largest is lupus loop. we need lots of super hee owes. it's the oldest in the country. it is a 2.5 mile walk and beautiful fair mount park.

>> how many people do you expect to have there? >> we are hoping for 4,500. >> here are more details in philadelphia. the living well is happening this saturday at the hub and the 25th annual lupus loop taking place on sunday, october 30th at fair mont park. head to our web site on nbc10.com and on the nbc 10 app. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate it. and happening right now first lady michelle obama is at the news museum to mark the international day of the girl. she is skyping including how you get an education. it is sponsored by glamour

magazine. it offered help to more than 50 million girls worldwide. starting off with a look at those temperatures. allentown 55 degrees. philadelphia at 58 degrees. we are starting to warm up pretty nicely. this morning we had a lot of 30s on the board. we are warmer than we were yesterday at this time. 5 degrees warmer in atlantic city. this makes sense because the forecast highs are a couple of degrees warmer than we sue yesterday. looking at your afternoon tops. also it's 67, sunny conditions throughout. maybe high level clouds but

nothing that will block the sunshine for you atlantic city 65. ocean city 64. smyrna just a few scattered clouds picking up. let's take a look at tropical storm nicole. 65 miles per hour winds. it increased a bit since this morning. mooefing slowly to the north, northwest. still a concern, that it likes like it may gain strength. so 90 miles per hour winds. this is in per mu da. it is something we'll have an eye on and. continuing this out, you can sew

that the path moves it out to the eastment we are talking about not feeling the effects in the cold. bermuda may and we'll keep an eye on that for the next couple of days. we are staying on the dry side. this is a look at the rain chances. notice the boards are pretty blank. we have a little uptake in moisture. may see rain in redding with a front moving by. for the most part it looks like we'll be staying dry right on through your weekend. we'll take a look at your forecast coming up. how tall are you?

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the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams and hard work take them. that means good schools for every child in every zip code. college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and an economy where every young american can find a job that lets them start a family of their own. we face big challenges, but we can solve them the same way families do. working together. respecting one another. and never giving up. i want our success to be measured by theirs. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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khloe kardashian speaks out about. a problem at her old building would not go away and how a phone call of the response team helped her get the money that was owed after waiting for months. a final look at weather for this afternoon. >> we are looking at really flies conditions. some increasing clouds on that forecast will be bumping it up. 67 today, 69 wednesday and 70s by your thursday. that's little dip the early part of your weekend and then check out sunday through your next workweek. >> we are not worried about that little dip at all. >> very good. >> thanks for watching nbc 10 news. have a great day. enjoy the weather out there.

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