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 bedroom, the d w

drawers had been putted out and jewelry had been taken. >> clemonton police chief is comparing notes with neighbors after two dozen home break in burglaries since september. >> the person who's committing these crimes is brazen enough to go in while they're home and who knows who their mind set at this point. >> for andy smith and his 83-year-old father, it happened when they left the house for an hour to hit the supermarket. >> when the thieves came in between 7:00 and 8:30, they took a ladder i had in the bushes, they put it up to this window and cut the screen. >> everything that could be opened was opened. every cabinet, the medicine cabinet. >> it's quick carry items, change jewelry.

>> i would like them caught and i want to feel safe in my neighborhood, i really do. >> and police in both towns believe at least a handful but not all 22 of the home burglaries are related. they do tell me the crook travels on foot and not in a car. police are also handing out these flyers. they're asking residents to be vigila vigilant. in newcastle county, two men accused of stealing packages from home in clay mont from in jail tonight. a 23-year-old and a 19-year-old from charged with theft and conspiracy. police hope someone will recognize this armed robber who hit a dunkin' doughnuts in north

philadelphia. if you don't recognize his face, take a look at what he's wearing. last august investigators say the man walked into the dunkin' doughnuts on north broad street. police are searching for the gunman who shot three people in mayfair, including two teenagers, one of those teens died. this is surveillance video of what took place before and after last night's shooting. at least two of the victims were talking to people outside of a corner store at sterling and hawthorne streets. a white sedan pulls up. moments later shots are fired. after the shooting, you see a man running to the car and shot by the passenger seat. a 17-year-old was killed. we spoke to his parents. >> my son is going to be missed by everyone. not just family, friends. >> he's silly, he's always

joking, he's dancing. >> a 16-year-old and a 21-year-old also wounded in the sheeting in critical condition. a house fire in kensington neighborhood, starts just after 8:00 this morning. the fire was quickly put under control. no one was hurt. a nice fall day afternoon our region, this is a live look at rocxborough. will we see the 70s again this year? it was so cool today. >> we're hoping the answer is yes, we will. sheena, the pressure is on. 6 that's the good news, we're actually going to see the 70s again this week, then we're going to have a cooldown in the

70s, take a look at the temperatures rights now, we're still in the mid 60s, very nice outside, feels like fall, but with the chill this morning, i'm sure a lot of people -- 65 right now, philadelphia and allentown, 66 in wilmington, 64 degrees in dover. looking at all the warm air just to our south, 80s in parts of arkansas. we're not going to get into the 80s, but enough of that will be moving in to put us into the 70s by the middle of next week. right now in philadelphia, mid 60s, but that northeast wind so we have nice conditions this evening, we'll be staying nice and dry. here's a look at the planner as we go through the overnight hours, some areas could be already in the upper 40s, allentown near the upper 40s by that time. but tomorrow expect -- 53

degrees by 8:30 in the morning. so it's going to be another chilly start through the afternoon. you'll notice temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than today. then we'll see those 70s s.t.a.r.t. saturday to move back in. presidential candidate hillary clinton campaigned in florida today, with former vice president al gore. today clinton talked got gore's passion, climate change. the miami-dade college erupted in applause. donald trump will also look for votes in florida today, he's scheduled to campaign in panama city tonight. but this morning, trump took his message to twilter in a storm of tweets attacking members of his own party, including calling house speaker paul ryan, a weak and ineffective leader.

>> new jersey governor chris christies is standing by donald trump. nbc 10's erin coleman joins us to tell us about whether christie seemed to waiver there. >> he was very candid in saying he really did have to think about it. but at the same time, he says while he doesn't agree at all with trump's comments, the election is about bigger issues than that. >> that kind of talk and conversation even in private is just unacceptable. i made that clear to donald on friday and urged him to be con cite and apologetic. >> the fans saying donald trump's apology initially didn't go far enough and admitting he wasn't hurt if he was going to continue to back him. >> you certainly have to think about it. i have known him for a long

time. i'm really upset by what i heard. but in the end, this election is about bigger issues than just that. >> whoa. >> the 2005 video of trump making vulgar comments about women surfaced just days ago. since then a laundry list of top republican leaders are coming outs saying they're distancing themselves from him. >> i'm not going to be critical of other people who make the decision they don't want to support him. but what i have said all along to republicans is that's a consequence m choice and you're going to be judgesed by it. >> christie said that his -- hillary clinton holds a 9 point lead overall over donald trump among likely voters in a four-way presidential matchup following sunday night's debate. a brand new nbc/"wall street journal" poll fichbds that in a

four-way race, clinton draws 46% to trump's 47%. gary johnson gets 8%, and jill stein 2%. count on nbc 10 for complete 2016 coverage. we are just four weeks away from the general election. for updates from the campaign trail and our interviews with the presidential candidates, just tap the nbc 10 app. new details tonight about this controversial shooting that took place in oklahoma last month. 40-year-old terrance crutcher was shot and killed by police after they say he refused to follow their commands. crutcher said his car had broken down on a tulsa street. tonight the comp never said he had pcp in his system when he died. >> philadelphia paid mail room

employees nearly 9,000 hours in overtime for hours they never worked. the corp troller discuss -- surveillance videos taken over an eight-week period found that nearly 300 overtime hours were wrongly claimed. he says the mail center supervisor knowingly certified the ot. >> not only does it waste tax dollars, the decreased productivity created a hostile work environment. the supervise and administrative over have since resigned from their positions. the eagles will be without a key player next time they take the field. the man who usually watches

carson wentz's back is now on suspension. we'll tell you how first responders from our area are supporting communities devastated by matthew. >> and taking legal action. see highway one -- in new jersey is taking new jersey transit to court. . tomorrow on nbc 10 news today, not letting the space go to waste. >> a rm former-from wood shops to salons to markets, we'll take you inside the former bach technical high school into something that is being revitalized. it all starts right here on next 10 news today at 4:30.

it happened last night at the 35th district headquarters parking lot. police now say they're checking surveillance cameras in that area. a train jumped it's track in

paulsboro, near the intersection of penn line and reailroad streets. it forc it. >> weeks after that deadly new jersey transit train crash in hoboken, one victim is speaking out, and he's announcing legal action. reporter brian thompson from our sister station wnbc in new york has his story. >> this hospital picture tells only part of the tale of 66-year-old shelton cast, staggering around the platform after the crash at hoboken terminal, left also with a served finger just beginning to heal. >> something is definitely wrong with my finger and i knew that the top of my head was bleeding.

>> cast and his wife answered questions about the -- he was one of those severely injured. now when he sees this picture -- >> it's surreal. it's surreal that that's me. >> thank god he's alive. thank god he's here. >> approaching their 40th wedding anniversary, his wife linda. >> there was cuts all around his eye. >> a federal audit has discovered several safety issues while the railroad was part of an effort to maintain positive control. >> passenger safety in the rail industry should never be a budget tear cut. period. end of story. >> forecast, an it manager, his future is uncertain.

>> i just assumed that new jersey transit, you know, was keeping safety in the forefront and something like that could never happen on the new jersey transit. >> i asked nj transit for a comment and they simply said we cannot comment on legal matters like this. in australia, meanwhile, a ferry crashed into a wharf on sidney harbor. chopper video shows the scene from above. one passenger spoke about her experience. >> i just banged my hitch. but a few other people had broken skin and holding arms. >> firms are still tieing to determine what caused the crash. and a major power outage caused these flames at an old exxon refinery in california.

the outage cult power to more than 100,000 customers including the refinery. this flaring burns off any remaining product and relieves pressure to ensure gases are safely come busted. in minnesota, high school soccer and basketball coach was fired for wearing a creepy clown mask to school. he said on the last day of practice, it's a tradition to have fun and dress up in a costume. he did not know how about the creepy clown costume around the country, his players did and detailed this picture as a joke. well the random clown sightings sweeping the u.s. have apparently migrated overseas. you can see someone dressed as a clown riding around on a scooter, in central london a

teenager is arrested after taking part in the so-call killer clown craze. a beautiful stay, and definitely a nice fall day, here's a nice look at rehoboth beach in delaware and temperatures very comfortable. skies very clear, we don't have any rain on the way, nice, blue skies, that will stay in the forecast the rest of the afternoon and really the rest of the evening. and then temperatures are going to drop off once the sun starts to set. 65 south jersey, pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh valley looking at the low 60s. we're at 68 degrees, harmony hills, talliville, 63, 62 allendale. and closer to the delaware beaches, we're only around 60 degrees, so a chilly day around the delaware beaches.

in lewis, delaware, you're only at 61 degrees. nice, sunny skies in philadelphia. 61 by 7:00 p.m., and by 10:00 tonight, temperatures dropping quickly into the 50s. another chilly start to the morning tomorrow. we will be watching for a little bit more in the way of cloud cover tomorrow. nice and dry across the area, all because of this big area of high pressure that's just to our north, that's giving us that northeast wind and it's giving us that cooler temperature. eventually that high will slide away and we'll start to get more wind from the south. you'll notice by the middle of this week, mostly thursday, we'll be back in the 70s, but only for a short period of time before we cool down again. here's your neighborhood high temperatures. a couple of degrees warmer than today. 64 if you're in allentown,

expect 68 degrees, mostly sunny to partly cloudy, 68 in redding. 66 robbinsville tomorrow. mostly sunny to partly cloudy. notice those clouds moving in through the afternoon tomorrow, we don't expect any rain by the afternoon. we'll still be nice and dry. then we go into thursday, that's going to be the best chance for any rain across the area, but the best chance really looks like the lehigh valley. it will be fairly brief, we don't expect anything really happy either, but that's going to be the best chance of rain for the rest of this week and into the weekend. we clear out this week as we go into friday. then by sunday, that's when we get back into the 70s again, it's actually going to look really nice as we end out the

weekend. and your ten-day on 10, continuing into next week, 70s continue by next tuesday too. soive you thought we were stuck in the 60s now, we actually have a stretch of 70s in the 10-day forecast. >> still ahead on next 10 news at 5:00, local help for hurricane victims, first responders from our area are supporting communities devastated by matthew. we'll hear more in them about their mission and what they're seeing on the ground. then all new at 5:00, busting flu myths, experts debunk some common misconceptions.

yom kippur starts today at midnight. yom kippur concludes the high holy days that began with last year's new year's celebration of rosh hashanah. a needle free nasal spray flu mist. but this year the center for

disease control says that it is not an option. it's only 3% effective for the flu. one of the most common ones is that you can catch the flu from the vaccine, viscientists they that's absolutely a mist. others think i have all right had the flu so i don't need the shot this year. >> the flu mutates every year. so now need a new shot every year in order to get protection. >> last year's vaccine proved to be about 50% effective. a major tech company makes a major move. >> and it could cost them billions of dollars. samsung scraps production of its galaxy 7 smart phone because of fire danger. plus police may have discovered a key clue in the kim

kardashian jewelry heist. kids wanted, the children on this police poster are so young, we are blurring their faces, officers believe they are behind a crime that may have actually been a cry for help. the story all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? 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.

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rescues continue today in south carolina where a breach along the lumber river prompted rescues yesterday. president obama declared a state of emergency there. >> it makes federal funding available to people affected in 31 counties hit by the storm. you can see the scope of the flooding, water stretching as far as the eye can see. the storm is being blamed for at least 33 deaths in five states. north carolina has been the hardest hit with 14 deaths alone. three people were killed today, all three were vehicle related. more than 250,000 people are still without power in the region. >> and among those helping hurricane victims are first responders from our from our area.

>> in high water that's ravaged lives in the southeast, dozens from new jersey worked tirelessly to save them. >> we see catastrophic flooding everywhere. >> scott evans is among 80 volunteer members of the state's urgent search and rescue team known as task force one who have been in hard hit areas this weekend. they are rapidly changing missions, having saved close to 125 people including a family that got trapped in a car. >> i have been through this before with hurricane sandy. i'm so glad i could be here and help people get out of harm's way. >> evans plans to return to the gardening state tomorrow, but the american red cross is adding to the people from new jersey that it currently has in the southeast.

>> most likely providing warm or hot meals to residents. >> disaster workers rob and his dad left fairfield, essex county, south carolina who will join others in the red cross in the new jersey region. >> you ski people in distress, and i'm fine myself, and you want to help those people, because they need it. >> some residents on hilton head island in south carolina got to go back home today, other areas still remain closed. the island is located just northeast of savannah. the eye of matthew came within 20 miles of that city. the two main roads on to the island of 40,000 people were blocked by fallen trees and many roads were under water. on the island of haiti, it's been almost a week since matthew hit and more than 100,000 children have no schools to attend. some schools around the country

are reopening, but in total. 300 schools are thought to be damaged. officials say 30,000 families have had their homes destroyed. officials announced that 1 million doses of cholera vaccine will be secnt to haiti who has seen more than 100,000 cases since 2010. back here at home, a nice fall day around our region. beautiful boathouse row, you see is day began with cool temperatures. will we see the 70s this year? it's a question on the tongues of a lot of folks in this we june. -- region.

>> sun's out, guns out, right? >> here's nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. >> hopefully you can tan those arms because we're going to get back into the 70s, i promise. >> we're actually going to get back into the 70s this week. then a brief cooldown we're going to start to tap back into it. 65 degrees for philadelphia. even delaware, but everybody is seeing plenty of sunshine right now. 63 degrees in graduate high school.

toursdale coming in at 63 degrees. in the meantime, it's still going to be chilly. 49 wilmington. 52 in philadelphia. 42 in exton. we'll take a look at your weather and that brief warmup that's coming up. a 20-year-old woman is accused of killing her boyfriend this morning in southwest philadelphia. sky force 10 over the scene around 9:00 this morning. police say the woman stabbed her 26-year-old boyfriend in the next once. he was rushed to presbyterian hospital where he died a short time later. police say they found the knife use it in the attack. >> donald trump's running mate mike pence made it clear he is sticking with trump. pence campaigned in iowa today looking to excite younger voters.

clinton urging the crowd of supporter supporters -- donald trump's debate performance may be helping him energy nice rise supporters, but as steve handlesman tells us the civil war in his party is more intense than ever. >> donald trump let loose after rallies in pennsylvania. it's hard to do well when paul ryan and others give zero support, trump detailed. the house speaker. >> it is a troubling situation, i'm serious, it is. >> r. >> reporter: has said he will stop defending trump. john mccain said he won't vote for his party's nominee. and trump supporter s picketed the rnc headquarters. >> everybody wants to pile a lot of stuff on to trump, and you

can, i guess, but these problems existed within the party, we were fighting among ourselves before trump showed up. >> and trump's got ten a kind o vichbd indication. trump slipped 11 points behind hillary clinton nationally. but combine that with post debate polling and the gap today is nine in the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. trump had already tweeted, the shackles have been taken often me and i can now fight the way i want to. >> hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina. >> clinton campaigned with al gore in florida. >> i'm running zbeps a guy who deni denies science, denies climate change. >> she still leads in this battleground state. >> trump can be encouraged by the fact that after all that's happened, the polling gap between them now is about what it was a month ago, no bigger. i'm steve handlesman, nbc news, washington. and there's just one more

presidential debate before election day. the third and final face-off will be next wednesday october 19 at the university of nevada las vegas. nbc 10 has you covered. lauren mayk will be reporting live from las vegas next week. offensive lineman lane johnson now officially suspended. we'll look at how the birds will keep their star qb safe on the field. plus local officials capture a bear who had been roaming our area. find out what they used to lure the animal.

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dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. a black bear in delaware has a new home due to some tasty treats. the state game commission tells us the bear was safely trapped

and then taken to the state game lands in daupin county. it was the same bear that charged a motorcycle police officer. officials also were forced to put two schools on lockdown for the safety precautions. the bear was not considered a threat, but officials decided to move the animal for fear that it was getting reddy to move the confines of the park. there is a new clue into the investigation into the kim kardashi kardashian-west robbery. it's raising hopes that investigators can use dna to cap the robbers. police say they forced their way into an apartment where kim was staying and tied her up and stole $10 million worth of jewelry. today khloe kardashian stoke out about how he's doing. >> she's not doing that well, it's incredibly traumatic what happened to her, but our family

is super close and we'll get through it together and we do appreciate all you're love and support and it will take time. >> the kardashian family has gone dark on social media following the robbery. >> a new game plan is in the works for the eagles as they lose a key player for a while. and the league has suspended one of the players who protects cars cars carson wentz. >> and we saw the stretch of nice weather in the forecast, but temperatures will warm up pretty quickly, i'll show you that coming up. >> and still ahead on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a controversial home work assignment.

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from our delaware bureau, recognizing those who give back to our country. and delaware technical community college. the award is presented to one small business and one large business for their dedication in hiring of voting service members and veterans. >> and the level of skill that is embodied in the people in our armed services including but not limited to the national guard is extraordinary. >> governor marquel has agreed to hang a plaque honoring the winners in his office. one of the men who protects carson wentz, but he won't be in uniform the next time he takes

the field. john clark with more on the suspension of lane johnson, a big decision here, john. >> this is a big disruption from the eagles -- for performance enhancing drugs. there was finally a resolution, this has been going on for two months, to lane will be eligible to play the final two games, but he may not be in game shape after sitting down ten games. he's been the birds' best defensive line man. it looks like a rookie will fill in. howie roseman released a statement. we're very disappointed that lane johnson has been suspended ten games, his actions have affected the entire organization, he has no choice but to hold himself accountable to jeffrey lurie, his coach.

we're going to show you the looking rookie who's going to take lane's spot. to make it easy on you call him big v. >> john, i was worried about that, i started researching the name, figuring out how do i pronounce this thing right and not screw it up on tv. >> nbc 10 is saking you back to where it all began with the eagles rookie quarterback. john clark traveled with wentz to his home state of north dakota to give us a look at his early life. well, nice fall day, temperatures are still in the 60s right now, we have not really warmed out of the mid 60s today, feels like fall and looks like fall and we're going to stay in a relatively dry pattern

as we go through the rest of the week. mid 60s pennsylvania, even the lehigh valley, and in many of our delaware 2345ibs, but some s in the low 60s, like clayton coming in at 61 degrees. vorhees is 64 degrees right now. mt. laurel 63. princeton coming in at 58 degrees, 62 degrees in hopewell township. tonight temperatures will be dropping again, it's going to be another cool night across the area, even chilly as we go into tomorrow morning. philadelphia, low temperature tomorrow morning, 49d degrees, 47 for tomorrow. 51 mt. holly, if you're in vi vineland. those are some of the cooler spots on the maps. coming in chilly tomorrow morning. we do have a short warmup

though. tomorrow afternoon, a little bit warmer than today, but then we get back into the 70s for a brief period of time. here's our temperature trend, today we have mostly been in the mid 60s, tomorrow upper 60s, then we go into your thursday, thursday we're expecting the mid 670s, then we have another cooldown coming in friday, back down into the mid 60s, but then we will get back into the mid70s. we're still in that time of year where we have those temperature swings. big area of high pressure to our north, that's going to be keep us nice and dry as we go through the rest of today. there is one chance of showers before the rest of this week is over. tomorrow is going to be a nice day, 68 degrees for bethlehem

tomorrow, redding, 68 degrees. 68 phoenixville, 65 degrees west chester. fairmount tomorrow afternoon, if you're in new jersey, 66 trenton, glassboro coming in at 66 degrees. 67 galloway township. and if you're in delaware, mostly the mid to upper 60s, dover coming in 65 for tomorrow afternoon. now here's a look at future weather, so i mentioned some areas do have a small rain chance, not tomorrow, tomorrow we'll see some clouds moving in. wednesday or thursday, i should say, we start to see those showers approaching in the afternoon, it's mostly going to be in the leihigh valley. then we go through friday, we clear up again and we cool down again. here is a look, friday we're going to be in the mid 60s, by saturday, we're going to be in the mid 70s. so it is going to be nice as we go through your weekend.

so it looks really good so far, we're going to even stay in the 70s as we go into next week. so the brief warmup into the 70s is this thursday. we cool back down into the 70s. we're not going to hold on to the cool air. but we will be getting colder. a closer look at your neighborhood weather coming up. lester holt joins us now from the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." >> keith and denise, coming up for us, donald trump says he's unshackled and a new attack ad shows us what that will like. we have got important news for ning who takes calcium supplements. and the nationwide scare that has sidelined mcdonald's. all right, one tech giant makes a move that could cost it billions. >> that troubled samsung smart

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have never seen before. two young kids are front and center, they're so young, we have decided to blur their faces, police were concerned the skrichl they are suspected of could have actually been a cry for help. and tonight we have new information in the case. plus the lesson could be headed home with your kids and some parents are not happy over the assignment. what they say it's actually teaching their kids, that's next. . things are warming up after a frosty s.t.a.r.t. y start to t areas.

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senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. two small children are wanted for beaking into a school and stealing food. and the race for the white house enters the home stretch. worked up for home work, the class assignmental and what some parents claim it's teaching kids. nbc 10 news at 6:00 starts now. a few developments of these kids on a police wanted poster. they are so young we have blurred their faces. police weren't sure if they were

little burglars or little ones in need of help. now the case has turned upside down in just the past hour or so. randy jigyllenhaal has been following this the entire day. >> reporter: since our story aired at 4:00 approximately. the family of those two young children saw them and recognized their faces and brought them here to talk to zkts. it started with two tiny burglars caught on camera breaking into a local school but stealing almost nothing of real value. when the philadelphia academy charter school, school officials quickly realized there had been a break in. but when they checked their security cameras, they were shocked to see two tiny faces staring right back, a young boy and a young girl, siblings who police say broke in through a window and then rummaged