a young boy going through classroom after classroom grabs things. the young boy seemingly at most 12 years old. these kids didn't go after high priced electronics -- >> it makes me very sad that the kids are in that situation. >> police and the school now want to track down the children's parents, worried these kids might be hungry or might be in serious need of help. the school believes the same two children might be responsible for similar burglaries in the past few months, stealing pretzels and breaking into a shed. >> you have to keep track of them. see what they're doing, make sure that they don't do nothing wrong.

>> reporter: now the school tells me that nothing of real value was taken. their real concern is finding these kids to try to get them some help if they need it. and of course if anybody know who is ths who they are or who their parents are, contact philadelphia police. pennsylvanians must be registered by midnight or marry voice might not be heard in this election. we're less than eight hours away from the deadline to register. deanna, you have had a lot more new voters signing up this year. >> yeah, area counties and the philadelphia suburban area are telling us they are seeing an increase in those coming to register to vote. people have been working throughout the weekend, even over the holiday to accommodate those new registrations.

>> every vote counts. >> reporter: they're here to register, some have moved into the area. others have skipped elections before. and some say they're fed up with the party. >> i am ashamed of trump and the republican party. >> reporter: he isn't the only voter making changes since the primary. in montgomery could have been alone, more than 1,700 swapped from republican to democrat, and nearly as many swapped from democrat to republican. in montgomery county, more than 16,000 new voters are registered. county officials say that's a high number, higher than normal. but voters are not just registering today. vote evers in montgomery county say there's a high number of absentee ballots. coming in person to fill out the ballots, before the election.

and we can tell you that if you want to come here and fill out a boll lot in person, fill out that absentee ballot or come and register to vote, this office will be open until 11:00 tonight. volunteers have been working throughout the weekend to accommodate those new voters, in bucks county, we have gotten some new numbers, about 7,000 people who are registering today who vote. reporting live in norristown, deanna durante. one day left was the message to students at drexel university this morning. the deadline in delaware is saturday, in new jersey, you have until tuesday october 18. for more voter registration, important times and deadlines, just tap the nbc 10 app. >> hillary clinton in florida today campaigning with former vice president al gore, a judge extended voter registration

until tomorrow because of hurricane matthew. today clinton talked about gore's passion, climate change. >> i'm running against a guy who denies science, denies climate change, says it is a hoax created by the chinese. >> clinton praised ambassador's leadership on climate change. trump will also look for votes in florida today. he's scheduled to campaign in panama city tonight. but trump teak his message to twitter, tweeting, quote, paul ryan had a bad conference call. it is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and i can now fight for america the way i want to, end quote.

that's his running mate mike pence. here's a live look right now at the pence rally in des moines. hillary clinton maintains a nine point overall lead in a four-way presidential match following sunday night's debate. >> today on the radio, new jersey governor chris christie was asked after he was withdrawing his support for trump. >> you certainly have to think about it. now, you know, i have known him for a long time. and i'm really upset by what i

heard. but in the end, this election is about bigger issues than just that. and at this point i still support him. >> christie says he didn't hold back. at a campaign stop in villanueva this morning. pennsylvania senator pat toomey reminded voters that he has never supported trump. he says he doesn't support clinton either. calling both candidates flawed. >> i have supported every republican presidential nominee since ronald reagan without exception. but at this point i remain undecided. >> he didn't say whether or not he'll vote for the gop nominee. >> senator bob casey spoke out today about republican politicians who are now cutting the cord from donald trump.

>> what took you so long? where were these republican politicians when he attacked a military family that lost a son in combat? >> casey went on to say that on top of trump's disturbing comments, he has no plan for what he'll do as president. >> count on nbc 10 for decision 2016 coverage. the election is just four weeks from today. for updates from the campaign trail and our interviews with the campaign candidates, check out the nbc 10 app. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> one thing is for sure, it's beginning to feel a lot like fall outside. cool start to the day as people made their way down main street this morning. let's take a live look at our camera. you can see some of the trees starting to change color for the fall. but those temperatures this morning, they were a shock to the system for a lot of us.

good news we're warming back up for the middle of the week. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with our first alert neighborhood weather. >> before that sun came out this morning, it was mighty chilly. 40s in philadelphia, but as low as 33 in pots town. some of those p.a. suburbs up to 63, bright sunshine that we have throughout the area, just a few high clouds and that is about it, coming in from the west. we have other clouds coming in from the ocean, these are low clouds, with that east wind and that's what may be increasing during the night tonight. that is one of the reasons that it's not going to be as cold tonight as it was last night. so by 6:00 a.m., 48 degrees in philadelphia, not cooling off as quickly during the evening either. pa suburbs, places like pottstown for example.

only down to 44 tomorrow morning where we were in the 30s this morning. and in lehigh valley, we were in the 30s this morning too. same story for delaware and the jersey shore, the low temperature, look at that, around 50 degrees with all of those clouds coming in. the clouds will keep the temperature down a little bit tomorrow during the day too, but then it will start warming up, i will get into that and a hurricane threatening an island in the atlantic. that's coming up in a few minutes. now to this three train cars jumped the track in gloucester down. right at the intersecti-- you m back in 2012, a derailibility in

pau paulsboro -- 2,100 gallons of toxic liquid spilled into the creek. a new jersey man was seriously injured during last month's train crash in hoboken. >> he says he plans to sue, holding the state accountable for safety -- suffered serious injuries including a broken nose, deep cuts to his head and face and a partially amputated finger. today his attorneys announced that a formal notice of claim has been filed. one person was killed, more than 100 others were injured in the crash. >> i need to know what happened, how did it happen and who should be held accountable to that something like this never, ever happens again. >> investigators say the train

was going twice the 10-mile-per-hour speed limit when it crashed through a platte form in hoboken terminal. a smoky fire in burlington county this morning. the death toll continues to rise days after hurricane matthew slammed into the southeastern united states. the storm is being plamed now for at least 33 deaths in five of those states. north carolina has been hit the hardest with 14 deaths alone. president obama declared a state of emergency there making federal fuchbds available in 31 counties hit by the storm. more than 5,000 people still remain without power. achbltds new jersey first responders, volunteers, they're answering the call to help save lives and keep people safe in the wake of hurricane matthew. >> and some of these areas were hit hard by hurricane sandy.

>> in parts of southeast filled with water and anguish, victims of hurricane matthew are receiving help that came from new jersey. >> we see just catastrophic flooding everywhere. >> atlantic city fire chief scott evans is among 80 volunteer members of the search and rescue team known as task force one who have been in hard hit areas since the weekend. currently in flood ravaged south carolina saving 125 people from high water, including a family that got trapped in this car. >> i have been through this before with hurricane sandy, and i was glad that i was able to come here and help people get out of harm's way. it's very emotional. >> the american red cross new jersey region is adding to its team of two dozen already in the

southeast. disaster workers loaded up an emergency response vehicle in fa fairfield this morning and are now heading to south carolina. >> most likely providing warm or hot meals to the residents, so as they're cleaning out their homes, they don't have worry where their next meal is coming from. >> especially the need to act quickly. >> to get people out of their homes, to rescue them before they become hypothermic. >> the team members expect to return to new jersey tomorrow afternoon. but state officials say they're ready to send a different group to the flood zone if needed. >> and you can tap the nbc 10 app to find out how you can help the victims of hurricane matthew. we have new details about an arson investigation involving a

police suv someone found the vehicle's gas tank opened with a burned piece of cloth sticking out. it happened last night on broad street. police now say they are checking surveillance cameras in that area. turning to the bridgegate trial. former aid to governor chris christie says that the governor got angry as news of the scandal got out. he gave them an hour to produce e-mails or information regarding the closures. she said she learned of the matter when she met with bill baroni. they pleaded not guilty. in other news, folks, it is official, the eagles will be without starting right tackle lane john for the next ten games, johnson was suspended by

the nfl after he tested positive for a banned substance. it's the second time johnson has violated the league's -- he won't be eligible to return until the final two games of the regular season. samsung will no longer make its galaxy 7 note smart phones. all this after reports that even replacements are catching fire. the ceo of verizon saying this is the worst cell phone crisis he's ever seen. but he says it's likely samsung will recover the it. now the faa has updated their guidance on how to traveler with the mobile devices, the federal aviation administration is warning people to power down and not use or stow the devices in checked baggage.

samsung officials say they are now working with regulators do fix the manufacturing defect to make the phone safe for users. the holiest day of the jewish calendar starts tonight at sun down. the day of atonement is a time of intense prayer. the ritual dates back thousands of years with jews confessing their sins to god and asking for giveness. . halloween came early for some kids in delaware today. where a halloween party was held for some patients who may not be able to go out and trick-or-treat this year. as you can see, some special friends visited the kids, including the power rangers, all in all, a spectacular good time. >> if you're going to go out halloween trick-or-treating, wear those long sleeves, wear

the pants, it's getting cold outside. >> we have had some pretty chilly wehalloweens around heren recent years, and of course the temperatures can vary quite a bit. we're in the mid to upper 60s across the entire area, let's see if we have any 70-degree temperatures across the philadelphia region. 66 at philly international, but we do have 70 at graduate hospital, it's 65 in chestnut hill, west mt. airy, those places were getting down close to the 30-degree mark. we have some low clouds approaching from the east. and this is the type of cloud cover that some of the commuter models suggesting does come in later on tonight, keeps the temperature up. and then it keeps the temperature down during the day tomorrow. and the reason for these flow high pressure center right over

new england, there's that southeast wind, it's not that strong yet, or else we would get some rain or drizzle out of it. the hour by hour, as you can see, we have got a front approaching, as we go into thursday, but just like we showed you yesterday, the whole thing really weakens as it comes eastward. now the lehigh valley and the poconos could see some of those showers before they fall apart, and that's what you'll see in your neighborhood forecast. you'll see them at the bottom of your screen, and the only place that we have showers for thursday is for the lehigh valley. as you go into tomorrow, we're not expecting any rain, we do expect some clouds, especially first thing, keeping the temperatures from getting too low. bethlehem down to 42. west chester starting off at 46, going up to 66.

new town going up to 66 as well. as the clouds break up during the afternoon. mt. airy, 45 tomorrow morning, where it was about 40 this morning. fairmount, 48 degrees right in the city itself. trenton 46 to start off the day, 66 to end the day. and as we go toward the jersey shore, those low temperatures are close to 50 degrees with more clouds during the morning hours, and the clouds keeping the temperature up in delaware too, rehoboth beeach down to 55 degrees. this is hurricane nicole now, that is hamilton, birmingham and this thing is headed right toward bermuda. 75 miles per hour.

could be a district hit. more on that later. temperatures look at the warm weather on thursday, and then we cool down again, we expect dry weather for the rest of the week, except for the lehigh valley, on thursday, that's why we have neighborhood weather, some neighborhoods get the rain, some don't. have you checked your child's home work assignments lately? >> one delaware mom, she did just that and she was shocked by what she found. >> pretty much telling young kids that the cops are bad people. still ahead, the controversial assignment that had this mother questioning the lessons her child is learning in school. a local woman moved into her dream apartment but a problem at her old building wouldn't go away, how a phone call to harry hairston and nbc 10 responds helped her get the money she was

owed for months. realty tv's most famous realty family and the changes they're making after an armed jewelry heist in paris. and the closing bell on wall street. a rough day for stocks, the dow took a massive hit.

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the victim is expected to be okay. the kardashian family is breaking its silence more than a week after kim kardashian-west was robbed at gun point in paris. >> and her sister appeared on the ellen degeneres show this afternoon when she spoke about how kim is doing 12k3w4r789 she's not doing that well, it's incredibly traumatic what happened to her, but our family is super close and great and we'll get through it together and we do appreciate all your guy's love and support and it will take time. >> most of the kardashian family has gone dark on social media following the robbery. khloe told ellen that it was a wakeup call for the family to make amount of adjustments. robbers tied her up and stole $10 million worth of jewelry. the robbery prompted

kardashian's husband ckanye wes to postpone his concert. you're never going to believe this, it's becoming the talk on a school play ground. >> we're just screaming, build a wall. >> how an ambitious plan similar to donald trump's helped a fifth grade erwin his seat in student government. some parents not happy with this home work assignment. they say it makes police officers look like the bad guys. your kids might be bringing over the same assignment by the way, we'll explain more about it coming up. 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,

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i think it's promoting racism. >> right now at 4:00.

home work that's now a hot topic. a delaware helping heavy child with a reading lesson says the assignment turned out to be something else entirely. she says the reading assignment teaches the kids that police are bad people. >> i just don't agree. >> reporter: jill wasn't too happy when her child brought home this current events story, it takes about well known recent cases of shootings by cops of african-americans. >> i think it's promoting racism. it's pretty much telling young kids that the cops are bad people. >> reporter: in the article the mother says african-american sons question why they have to -- jill says to her, the bulk of the article seems to suggest most police officers are bad. she says she wouldn't let her daughter use the article to complete the attached questions

and when she complained to her daughter's school. >> they handled the situation very well, it will not be given to the children. >> reporter: some people agreed with jill, they thought maybe it was too one sided. everyone has a different opinion on it. it really depens on your background and personal experience. >> i would have no problem with it if it was from different points of view. >> reporter: your kids school might use the same school lastic materials, she said if the writers had made this a more balanced piece. in sussex county, delaware, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. here's a look at news making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00. philadelphia police issue a wanted poster for a pair of really young children. they were seen an a surveillance

video breaking into a school and stealing food. today is the last day to register to vote in pennsylvania for the upcoming pennsylvania elections. some offices are staying late to meet the demand. you can also register online, but you have to do it by midnight. one of the victims of that new jersey transit crash in hoboken says he plans to stu se state. the federal communications commission hits comcast with a big fine. let's take a live look at the comcast center in philadelphia. the fine, $2.3 million. the largest civil fine ever for a cable contractor. the fcc says customers were built for services they never ordered such as premium challenges and extra cable boxes. comcast tells nbc 10 in part, quote, we acknowledge that in

the past, our customer service should have been better and our bills clearer. that's why we had already put in place improvements to do a better job for our customers even before the fcc started this investigation. the governor has proclaimed october domestic violence awareness month. the governor also recognized organizations that provide help to those suffering from domestic violence. >> the girls talked about challenges they face while trying to get an education. >> it's incredibly important that women are lit literate.

>> the first lady's let's girls initiate -- a black bear in delaware county has a new home tonight thanks to some doughnuts and some other treats. park rangers were able to capture the 210-pound bear with the help of doughnuts and honey. the bear was safely trapped and then taken to state game lands in daupin county. officials also were forced to put two schools on lockdown for the safety precautions. officials decided to move the animal for fear it was getting ready to leave the confines of the park. the city of camden is one step closer towards finding strength in education for kids. >> officials were joined by parents and local leaders no

raise a beam in celebration of a brand new elementary school. the school will serve up to 750 kindergarten through eighth great camden students. >> this beautiful new facility is not only a lasting imprint, that like a phoenix rising from the ashes, camden is soaring high. >> the school is scheduled to be ready for students by the fall of next year. a family was forced to evacuate their house during hurricane matthew. >> and when they got to a shelter, they arrived as a family of seven. now they arrive home avenue the storm a family of eight.

. and ahead at 5:00, caught on camera, surveillance images show two men police say robbed a south jersey home. don't forget to vote for this week's high school game of the week. here are your choices, downington east, versus bishop shanahan. call or text your vote with the number on your screen or vote online at nbc10.com.

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shane harris was elected to the student government. >> shacne declared that if elected, he would build a wall down the middle of the play ground, cutting off the third graders from the older kids. not only did his satirical speech launch the kids into a fit of laughter, it proved to be successful. he admits he would never build a wall since his brother is a

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chapla chaplain. >> my heart is so grateful and we have a deep faith in god and we feel the lord is really taking care of us. >> you're enduring a storm and this on top of it. >> a lot of prayers, you can imagine her anxiety before the storm saying please don't let it happen during the storm. but it all worked out. >> just like the cold temperatures this morning warmed up a little bit. glenn. >> that sunshine was really nice, it pushed the temperatures into the mid 60s, philadelphia is as pardon me as it's been all day at 66 degrees, 67 in parts of the lehigh valley, after being close to the freezing mark this morning. let's see how delaware is doing right now, harmony hills, one of the general warmer spots reading 69, but wilmington is at 65. glasgow 62.

middletown 66. 65 in ellendale. 64 in georgetown, and over towards the beaches, a lot of 61s there, lewis, rehoboth, not a strong wind, but it's enough to start bringing some moisture from to the ocean, with a 12-mile-per-hour winds. we don't have much moisture around now, and there's really not that much back to the west either. so we have got some brief warming, that's going to be taking place here, we have one day, 74 degrees on thursday, and then we dropback down to 66 degrees on friday, once a front comes through, the bad news is, there's another hurricane in the atlantic ocean, nicole, back to

hurricane strength, up to 80 miles an hour and it's moving right in the general direction of bermuda. now up to 110 miles an hour, that's close to a category 3 major hurricane. making a direct hit on bermuda in the next couple of days. we just hate seeing that. tonight down to 48, not very cool, 68 for the high tomorrow, allentown, 42 for a low, it was 34 this morning at the shore of course, temperatures closer to the 50-degree mark for lows tomorrow morning. what about the ten-day, well, there's a chance of showers on thursday, but only in lehigh valley. otherwise, it's dry through the weekend, the temperature starts going back up on sunday, and look at some of these numbers as we go into next week, a fairly

dry pattern with the best chance of rain on monday. live over come breaking news on gloucester county, crews fighting a house fire in mantua township. no one is hurt, we're going to keep a close eye on this situation as you see a group of firefighters entering a portion of that house. this mantua township, doesn't appear to have any flames showing at the moment. a woman moved into a new apartment but her former apartment was still causing problems. how nbc 10 responds team helped put the past behind her. fotonight experts debunk so common misconceptions. the eagles rookie quarterback carson went, csn's

john clark traveled to his home state of north dakota to get a look at his early life before he became an eagle. join us this friday night at 7:00 on nbc 10. so cleaver. planned parenthood.

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>> this is one of the things i love about -- >> antoinette howard is showing us around here beautiful apartment. she moved here about five months ago from the mansion apartments in philadelphia. >> i was an excellent tennant. >> she never had an issue with the mansion until she moved out. >> 153.99 out of my security deposit. >> the mansion with held the money to pay her last electric bill. the problem was, howard says she already paid it. she said for months she called the electric company and the mansion. and she says they blank each other. >> everybody's talking but nobody's listening. >> howard says she got advise from her friend. >> she said call hashry. >> after we got in touch with the mansion, a spokesperson talked to howard. and it said it didn't know the cause of the delay, but it

immediately gave her $153.90. >> here's the check, thank you very much channel 10, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> she has a lot of energy, she says she will use that money to support herself and her seven grand children. one of my favorite celebrations. >> and she has a lot of grand kids. >> perfect. nice work. >> if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds or telemundo. giver us a call. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> here's a look at what's coming up next at 5:00. seeking damages, a victim of last month's deadly train derailment in new jersey, announces legal action. we'll have the story.

and we have a nice fall chill in the area today, we do have a warm up coming, we'll show you when that will come in and another cooldown. plus were some city workers cheating taxpayers, we're seeing video connected with to an overtime fraud investigation.

right now at 5:00, home

break ins in our area. police investigate a separate crime spree elsewhere in south jersey. plus breaking his silence. new jersey governor chris christie speaks out for the first time. is he still standing by the nominee? and a creepy clown sighting costs 1 high school coach his job. see how the trend led to his firing. we given with surveillance vo photos clearly showing the suspects robbing a home in nick colton. two people came to their door claiming they were with the water department. and when they let them in and led them down to their apartment, two others say they went into their home and stole gold coins. good evening. >> that crime wasn't the only

home robbery in south jersey, police in camden county are now investigating nearly two does seven home break ins. you did talk to some of the victims here? >> i spoke to several victims and some of them tell me they're planning on getting a dog or a home security system, they're frightened about what occurred. at least one of the crimes happened right here, in the town heritage square. >> i was sound asleep and i woke up to a flashlight. >> still too shaking to show her face or give her name, this clemonton homeowner -- the man stole in her night stand. >> even in any