senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. senate showdown. a look at tonight's debate. the race in pennsylvania could help decide whether the gop hangs on to its senate majority. plushs we'll talk about the traffic troubles that were brewing this morning and no laughing matter. where you will not find creepy clown masks like this this halloween. a deadly shoot ng a philadelphia neighborhood leaves a 28-year-old father dead and the famry searching nor answers. good morning this is nbc 10 news today. police say the victim had just returned from shopping when he was shot and killed. pamela osbourn spoke to the

victim's family and join us frus the lawncrest b neighborhood. >> not only is the fam dlif stated now, they tell me they're afraid for their safety. >> relatives identify the 28-year-old who was shot multiple times in his own driveway on ep prk street as johnny casada. his sister-in-law says he spent his last moments with his family and was returning to him when he was killed. >> took his son to the movie last night. he's 1 years old. came home. he said he was -- come back within 20 minutes, two shots. he calls them and tells them, come home. i heard some shots. he said it was me. >> police tell us he was able to tell first responders what happened. he said he just got home from shopping around 10:30 sunday night when two men approach and

announced a robbery. one opened fire, shooting him several times at close range. the suspect stole the victim's gun before taking off. the new father later died at the hospital. >> they took someone very important from us. >> they say he moved here from the dominican republic two years ago. he worked as a barber to support himself, his family and the mother he left behind. >> not only my sister lost her husband and my nephew lost his father, but the mother lost her spoth. >> police are hoping video will help them identify the suspect. police say unclear if he ever even had the opportunity to pull that gun to defend himself before he was shot by his attackers. reporting live in lawncrest, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. breaking news. sky force 10 is live over breaking news in east montgomery county.

that's where students have been dismissed for the day because of a threat. police have not found anything and no one has been hurt. we're going to stay on top of this, so stay with nbc 10 and the app for updates on this breaking news. neighbors were up late talking to police after a 19-year-old found dead on rose hill street after midnight. police say he was shot in the head once and found six shell casings at the scene. investigate ors are still lookinging for the gunman. zblnchs. this morning, philadelphia police are looking for an arsonist. four cars were set on fire. and a fourth was set on fire at 57th ander street. fortunately, no one was hurt. to 2016 in pennsylvania. the battle for the u.s. senate will take center stage in pittsburgh tonight. republican incumbent pat toomey and katie mcginnty will hold the

first of two debates. the race is tight with both campaigns spending millions on ads. yesterday, the philadelphia inquirer endorsed mcginnty. the paper wrote, quote, she has p on human consequences of government poll sis and seeks to improve equal thety of life for all. end quote. the paper went on to krit pat toomey for his support of donald trump. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. looking pretty good out there. it's going to feel a lot more like summer than fall today and we're in the middle of october. here is a live look over center city and the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia. let's get more on our forecast from crystal. >> we're starting off with a look at our temperature map, but the 24-hour change, the difference from yesterday, we're warmer in some spots than yesterday at the 11:00 a.m. hour. 14 degrees warmer in allentown

and 18 degrees warmer in coatesville. 13 degrees warm ner trenton. temperatures today are expected to butch up to more like summer as they fall high temperatures. so, here's where we are currently. upper 60s through the map, low 70s in areas like vieland. it is average for us to see mid upper 60s. we've got a few hour os f heating to go with 70s on the map. now, take a look at twider view. some scatters clouds hanging to the north of us. scattered shous moving through parts of pennsylvania. if we take a closer look in, we're in the clear. in fact, now that the fog has lifts, it's like look like a nice, sunny day with scattered cloudings that will move in. the spotty shous we see may clip but harrisburg and into the lehigh valley, but we should remain dry today. actually, it's look like we're going the see dry the next

several days. you can see those seven-day forecast, 80s not necessarily rain yet. but we'll have the details on when we could see rain moving in in just a few minutes. check back shortly. a truck carrying beer kegs crashed early this morning eastbound near graves ferry. the lanes were closed for about two and a half hours before crews cleaned the mess and towed away the truck. very busy morning for jessica. she's been watching the roads and was watching the action on 76. what are you seeing now? >> a big mess all morning and something that occurred a couple of hours ago on 422, happened about 7:00 this morning where we had a truck that overturned leaving mounds of trash all oyefuwa the center median and blocking out the next lane of 422. now, the only reason the drive time is lightening up is because we're out of the morning rush. starting the see less cars in the area, but still in the red.

16 minutes now westbound from route 29 with average speeds into the 20s still because one lane is only getting by. watch for the accident on germantown pike and if you're heading to new jersey, camden, accident on 676. southbound just around morgan boulevard, so that's traffic moving outfall philadelphia for now. t the we're not even slow really, just on the west side because there's rolling work crews moving through around gerrard avenue. 18-minute trip now. about four to fyfe minutes of an increase there. bridges r, for the most part okay. all traffic moving into philadelphia. two right lane rs closed. today in central pennsylvania, judges hearing the penn state whistleblower case linked to the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal chltd mike mcquery is suing the

university for $4 million. he claims penn state ruined his coaching career and personal life after he reported witnessing sandusky's abuse to school officials. he also testified against sandusky, who was convicted of child sex crimes. now to new jersey where one of the defendants in the bridgegate trial is on the stand now. bill is testifying in his open defense. he and bridgette kelly are facing fraud and conspiracy charges. they're accused of closing lanes on george washington bridge to create gridlock in an effort to punish the democratic mayor of ft. lee for not endorsing kris tee in 2013. both blame david wildstein for the scheme. he has testified against both of o them during this trial. from our jersey shore bureau, atlantic city is is facing a deadline today in its budget crisis. published reports say the city must misubmit a revised

spendinging plan. they introduced a budget in august that was less than the previous years, but still called for millions in transitional aid from the state. new jersey officials have said they have concerns with that plan. today, philadelphia city council members want to hear from you b about changing tobacco regular laces. the city says it wants to protect teens from being targeted by big tobacco companies. officials want to increase the speed of businesses who sell tobacco from 50 to $300. the city would use the extra money the hire more inspectors. if you'd like to weigh in on this, just check the nbc 10 app for the details on tonight's meeting. this morning, we're leerning uber and lift are trying to reach a permanent legal agreement with the city of fill. the pennsylvania legislation could be looking at a bill to legalize the ride sharing compa companies as early as tomorrow. now, you may remember earlier this month, a judge reversed the legal ban on uber. the ruling didn't include lift, but the company has said that it

plans to act as though its to them as well. meanwhile, the philadelphia parking authority says until there's a permanent deal, they'll continue to ticket drivers. mann man, oh man. eagles fans went from bleeding green to feeling blue. they lost 27-20 in yesterday's match up with the redskins. head coach will be talking to reporters about the loss about an hour from now. the sports section of if philadelphia daily news carried the cover story. reads wheels fall off. wentz wagon turns into a pumpkin. >> i got to be better. especially late in the game. anytime offense has a chance to win at the end and you come up short, it's frustrating. i that on myself. i got to go back and watch the tape and critique. we'll be better.

>> at shot this sunday. they return to face sam bradford and the undefeated vikings. kickoff is at 1:00. ten minutes past 11:00. is the election rigged? that's donald trump's latest claim. meanwhile, controversy continues for hillary clinton. we'll have the details ahe. your forecast, we are tracking the temperatures climbing. already now in 70s. we'll talk how warm we get this afternoon coming up. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania.

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i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. decision 2016, 22 days to go. donald trump is claim iing that the election is rigged alleging a conspiracy between the news media and his opponent, this as hillary clinton maintains a double digit lead in the polls despite her own troubles. crist welker has the latest. faltering in the polls. donald trump is lobbing some of

his sharpest attacks yet, saying this was no apparent basis. >> i think we should take a drug test prior to the debate. >> and intensifying his claps that the u.s. election is rigged! the election is being rigged. by corruption media. pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president. >> there's no evidence to support that. and even mike pence trying to turn down the heat. >> i think what donald trump is talking about frankly, what appears to be the monolithic support of the national media for hillary clinton's campaign. >> but in a tweet, trump doubled down, writing the election is being riggeded by the media, but also at many polling places. sad, house speaker paul ryan's spokesperson firing back. our democracy relies on comp tant election results an the speaker is fully comp tant that states will carry out this election with integrity. the clinton campaign blast

trump. >> he is swinging at every phantom of his imagination because he know he's losing. >> the latest poll shows clinton leads trump by 11 points, fueled in r part by a 20-point lead with women voters. this after the 2005 tape surf e surfaced and nine women alleged trump inappropriately touched or groped them. allegations the campaign denies and that nbc cannot independently verify. >> i've never seen donald trump act toward women other than a gentlemen. >> meanwhile, clinton grappling with the fallout from wikileaks. in a new batch of e-mails not authenticated, clinton seemed to have lied during a 2013 goldman sachs speech she took action against wall street for political purpose, telling firm, if you were an elected member of congress and people in your constituency were losing jobs and efb in the press is say saying it's the fault of wall street, you can't sit by doand

nothing. >> the last debate is set for wednesday evening at 9:00. lauren make will be at the university of nevada las vegas live reports before and after the debate. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> let's get to the forecast. temperatures are warming up very nicely. for these temperatures starting to hit above average and we're talking about average high. still a few hour of f warming here. we're starting out near philadelphia. airports at 67 degrees. 66 is the average high for today. already above that. then areas like -- 73 degree, andorra at 74 and in center city, 66. areas like fox chase though bumping up big time. now at 73. we start to see ta pick up in temperatures as soon as the fog began to lift around 9:10 this morning. in new jersey, much of the same here. 67 degrees. and pittman at 68. princeton at 72. what a difference.

i remember this weekend, we were seeing morning temperatures around the low 30s. now, temperatures much nicer in the morning and afternoon. your radar and satellite, get ready for our afternoon, some scattered clouds may move through giving us mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions possible. still, those blue skies around the area, the last couple of days. scattered shower, pretty far off to the west. they're going the break apart bauefore maek making it into th area so, so what you see isn't going to be moving much inland. the cold front is staying to our north, meaning we aren't really feeging the effects of it for much of o the viewing area. temperature trend though, it's about the warm up. we saw the upper 60s saturday. low 70s sunday. i was outdoors yesterday. it felt hot out there with the 70s and that was above average.

now, to next three days, we are looking at temperatures into the 80s. tuesday and wednesday, 83 degrees. that will be way above average for us through your mid workweek with the temperatures feeling much more like summer. today, focused down into areas like summer ton at 79 degrees. in the suburb, allentown as well. 78 degrees for the forecast temperature. showing mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions. to jnew jersey, trenton, 79. ocean city at 77 degrees and rohoba beach at 78. hour pi hour, this is what i was talking about. there's the spotty showers. 3:00 p.m., we'll get scattereded clouds and sun throughout the day. overnight, mild into your tuesday morning. tuesday should be a sunny forecast. through to 7:00 notice no change on the board because we are

expecting sunshine for tuesday as the temperatures continue to pick up to right those low to even mid-80s. here's the ten-day forecast. 80s below wednesday. some clouds building on wednesday. thursday though, the temperature starts to drop. chances of rain later in the day. the chance continues through friday and the weekend, into the 60s. >> thanks for that. president obama now has less than 100 days left in office, so how will his presidency be repped? one book that attempts to answer that question is obama's legacy by philadelphia daily news managing editor, michael daves. it's billed as an objective overview of the 48th president's time in office. thanks for being with us. you and your wife were talking about this, you wanted to write the book. when would you have time. >> i felt like it was a really important thing to do. i'm a journalist, a reporter at heart. and wanted to say what did he get done in many, many different

categories. i went through and came up with about 20, 22 categories and we just ban gwan researching what he accomplished in energy, the economy. what had he done for women, people of color. for readers obviously. >> looking back maybe five years from now, ten year, 20 years, what will people remember most? >> well, they should remember what he was handed when he was inaugurated, a very bad economy. you had about 70 months of growth, economic growth. he for people who needed jobs. he extended unemployment insurance. and i think he did a pretty amazing job. this far. health care. it needs tweaking. everybody acknowledges that, but for the first time in the united states, anybody who needs health

care can get health care. >> donald trump, the republican nominee, has said he would repeal it. pull it back. if he is elected. how might that change obama's legacy? >> i guess i would say whomever is president, i don't believe in making the american public roll out, taking away some of the basics. the fact you can keep your child on health plan until he or she is 26. the fact that insurance company cannot deny you coverage based on preexisting conditions and the preventive care piece. those things benefit all americans. >> is there anything in your research you did that surprised you? >> i wasn't paying a great deal of attention to the clean energy. how important that is and it's so tied for the warming of ore climate. so, tons of money spent, a lot of relationships built up with nations tashd world. very key. to our survival. >> this book very timely, just not too much, not too many weaks

or months left in office and you have an event that's coming up. >> i do. it's tomorrow. at 6:00. until 7:30 at the african-american museum. your viewers to come out and we'll more about obama. >> right in my neck of the woods and books will be available to puchls. >> thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thanks for taking the time. >> absolutely. coming up, no clowning around, the move that one of the nation's largest retailers is making in response to a rash of clown incidents throughout the country. and here's our list of this week's game of the week contestants for the high school blitz. call or text your vote to the number on your screen or vote online.

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they're taking clown masks off the shelves. target is also taking them off its website. company said they're doing it out of sensitivity for the clown scare. police departments across the country with dealing with threats involving clowns. in fact, teens have been arrested in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware for making threats with clowns. 11:27 now on this monday coming up, back on track for the first time since last month's deadly accident, new jersey transit rail service is up and running in hoboken. plus, making the grade. president obama using a high school right now with big news about how many american students are getting their diplomas each year.

this morning, the search is op for the suspect who shot and killed man outside his home in

philadelphia last night. the 28 leaves behind a family desperate for answers. it all started as a robbery that ended in gunfire in philadelphia's lawncrest neighborhood. now, a father a is dead and his family has a lot of questions. pamela osbourn is live in lawncrest. i'm sure the family is in disbelief this morning. >> that's right, we spoke victim's family this morning. they say not only are they devastated, but they are afraid for their own safety as police search for these suspects. police spent their morning hu hunting down survey lance video they hoped captured images of the two suspect who isshot and killed a 28-year-old father. >> he was a really, really good man. >> relatives identified 28-year-old father who was shot. his sister-in-law says he spent his last moments with his family and was returning to them when he was killed. >> he took his son to the movie last night. he's 1 years old. came home.

he said he was -- come back within 20 minutes, my sister heard shots. he calls them and tells them where, come home. i heard some shots. he said it was me. i'm on the ground. >> police tell us he was able to tell first responders what happened. he said he just got home from shopping around 10:30 sunday night when two men approached and announced the robbery. one of the suspects opened fire, shooting him several times at close range. the suspects then stole the victim's gun before taking off. the new father later died at the hop. >> they took someone very important from us. >> they say he moved here from the dominican republic two years ago. he worked as a barber to support himself, his family and the mother he left behind. >> not only my sister lost her husband and nephew lost his father, but his mother lost her

support. >> and police tell us the victim did have a gun on him, but it's unclear whether or not he had the opportunity to pull that weapon out. before he was shot by those attackers. reporting live in lawncrest, nbc 10 news. >> thanks, pam. bus drivers, trolly drivers and subway operators could go on strike two weeks from tomorrow if a new deal cannot be reached. stay with us as the deadline gets closer. make sure you have the free app to learn how a strike could impact your commute. the hoboken train station is now back to full service. this comes less than three weeks after the crash of a new jersey transit train that killed a woman and injured more than 100 people. six more tracks opened today at 4:00 a.m. new jersey transit officials say trains entering the station will now reduce their speed from o 10 miles an hour to 5. the transit crash in september

was speeding at the time of accident. president obama is delivering some good news about high school graduation rates. they are at a record high of 83%. this is a live picture of the president speaking at a high school in washington, d.c. the improvement is being seen across all ethnic groups and among disabled students as well as low income families. the president says money invested through a grant program is helping to improve some of the nation's lowest performing schools. he credits better access to preschool programs and the internet for the increases in graduation rates. now to news overseas. the military effort to free a major city in iraq from isis control is well under yaiway. forces led -- toughest battles since american troops left nearly five years ago.

>> the biggest offenses against is has begun and this morning, iraqi forces backed by american air power and artillery around the move. >> it seems like -- so far, this moving ar a mor, moving quickly, but american commanders say it could slow down considerably. >> hedging into battle -- stopped briefly. they're getting a warm resemgs many came out -- where more than a million people are pinned isis, but as the convoy grew

closer to mosul, an ominous sign. huge plumes of black sun. isis torched these wells, rath than allow them to go back to the iraqi government. many iraqis want revenge for over two year of isis abuses. >> we will be victor yus in mosul. got willing, a soldier said. it's unclear how long the mosul offensive will take. days or perhaps a few months. it depends on what isis has in store. for these troops. iraq's prime minister who announced the start of this operation says it has one goal to liberate mosul from isis and god willing he said, they will win. back to you. russia's president is warning report eers in his medi core that american intelligence agencies -- the u.s. listened and looked at everything and that the russian for objects of exploitation. he claims that russia does not intend to influence the u.s. campaign.

now, your first alert weather. >> wow. pretty sunny and warm outside to start our workweek. definitely not feeling like mid october. here's a live look over market street in center city, philadelphia. a light breeze, more now on our forecast for crystal. feels like summer. >> that's right. can't complain about these temperatures. most are warming than the average high. we're at 67 degrees in philadelphia. 73, also at 73 in new jersey and 70 for the lehigh valley. mostly just blue skies as well, so similar r to what we saw this weekend. for your afternoon, should see scattered clouds moving by. partly cloudy conditions, but overall, very nice forecast moving forward. temperatures bumping up in some spots to below 80s. 80 degrees for philadelphia. 78 the suburb, new jersey and lehigh hall vally and 80, the forecast for delaware, all these temperatures way warmer than

what is average for this time of year. on your radar and satellite, we're looking right now at least, mostly sunny conditions out there. some clouds mostly to the northwest of us. there's a cold front to the north of us and we're see iing some scattered showers. central pennsylvania, spotty showers to the north of harrisburg, most of this should break apart before making its way into burks county or lehigh valley. but there's an isolated potential for your early afternoon, then it's dry conditions that continue not just today, but for the several days as we continue to see the temperature warm up. on top of the temperature warming up, we're looking at no chance chance of rain until the end of the workweek. coming up, we'll talk more about the potential and the details on this warm up to those 80. police in los angeles may with getting new cruisers. the price tag, 100,000 bucks a

apiece. the department says it's making an effort to go green, soo they're teaming up with tesla r for top of the line luxury electric cars equipped with full police gear. the department hopes to test the cars by next year. >> i think it's phenomenal we're leading the cause this gasless cars. >> making stops or going ton a call, might be involved in a pursuit. >> and in a car chase with a criminal, the tesla would be a great tool to have. the car goes from 060 to 60 in two and a half seconds and can drive for 300 miles br needing a charge. they have a fleet of bmw electric cars an sed it's waiting on the price tog down. 11:39 on this monday. unlocking the mysteries of awe advertise one step at a time and for a member of the philadelphia city council, it's a personal mission. i'll sit town with derek green to talk about his son, julian and what he's doing to help other families like his.

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it's an organization that helps girls in the area see they have the potential to succeed and have a bright future and this thursday night, women of tomorrow is inviting dwrou join in a very fun celebration with cocktails and cars. first, i want to introduce carroll and nicole. thank you for being with us. tell us about the organization. >> it's an empowering organization. we have professional women that go into the philadelphia high schools. 75 mentors so far, we're in our third year. 20 high schools, public philadelphia high schools in philadelphia and we have close to 500 mentees, so we're changing the live of 500 youpg women in the philadelphia public schools. >> you said nicole black may be

one of the best mentors. so, what was it that drew you to get involved with the snorgs. >> yes, i found out about the organization through a community service group i'm part of, organization called links incorporated. he said there's this wonderful organization comes to philadelphia. and it's really to empower girls. i was like, this is great because i have such a passion for teen girls. and i know it made a difference in my life, so to be a part of has just been a blessing and i love children. i have two boys. so i'm able to spend time with young girls and really just share with them some of our experiences. so, it's been a wonderful, wonderful organization. and really, the way they have it set up is just brilliant. brilliant for these women from all walks of life to come and share their ek appearances and help the girls as they transition into college. >> as you mentioned, big event on thursday night. >> at the automotive museum.

we have wine, whisky, tee kela for tasting. we have or vets from all over the world coming. vintage corvettes. it's a vintage car museum. we're expecting 250 guests and it should be a great night. we're raising money so our girls in philadelphia, we can provide them in april, scholarships. it will be our first graduating class and we're going to be very proud to stand at the podium and give out our awards. >> the information there on the screen. 6:30 thursday night at the foundation automotive museum. for ticket, go to our website. we've got a link. thank you so much. appreciate the work you're doing in the community. >> thank you. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we'll continue by starting with those temperatures again oxford university. here's what we're looking at now.

your u neighborhood temperatures. 69 in coates toun. 70s just creep crawling. some spots later today making it into the 80s around our region. in delaware, we're looking at areas like 72 degrees. marshallton, 75. wilmington, 69. south through delaware, the temperatures, a lot in the 70s as well. right now, felton, 71 degrees. lincoln at 75. lewis beach, 76 degrees outside. haven't made it to the afternoon yet, still several hour of warm rg ahead of us. radar and satellite, the wide view showing us the cloud, heavier rain way to the north of us and we have got spot thety show showers through pennsylvania. burks county through lehigh, northamptom, may see spot showers early afternoon. it's not likely we'll see anything other than the clouds

that will spill in through the area this afternoon. the neighborhoods today 78 degrees. then we look into the suburb, tracking those upper 70s to around 80 degrees. newtown, mostly sunny. in philadelphia, 80 degrees. and we are expecting this is not the warmest we'll seechl temperatures are going to keep climbing over the next few days. trenton, 80 degrees. if we push to the shore, similar temperatures as well. little more variation here. 75 in a lon, but gallaway township up to 80 degrees for our afternoon high and in delaware, wilmington, 85. dover at 79. we saw the temperatures are boosted there. so, what i was just talking about, the temperatures will continue to climb tuesday and wednesday and looks like record heat is b possible, so if you look at the forecast versus the record, forecast highs almost

consistent are warmer than reports across the board. philadelphia, the r record's at 80. we're forecasting 83 degrees. only spot that shouldn't break is redding. 84. 91 our forecast. westchester and trenton tieing. atlantic city and wilmington with the low 80s just above the tlim city. 80 forecast at 83 degrees. here's a look at the ten-day. we go from 80 today to 83 tuesday, wednesday. scattered clouds building back in wednesday and we drop the temperature back to the 70s thursday with a chance of showers move ng. that chance will continue through your friday. dropping to the 60s and then we're back to it for your weekend. this point, maybe isolated storms saturday. mid 60s. and the lower 60s into your next workweek. the world's leading autism science and advocacy organization, autism speak, is hosting an event to raise awareness about the often mysterious conditions. it affects many families in this

area and has a big impact on our next guest. derek green is an advocate for people with autism. his son has autism. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> absolutely. so, first, us about your son. >> he's 15. just started high school. so we're still adjusting to the bus picking him up. trying to give him more independence awe louing him to get on the bus on his own, but we're still close by to keep a watchful eye. >> how did become involved? >> we've been involved for r seven years where we've brought friends, family, brother, fraternity brothers and sorority sisters and chaurnlg members together to raise money. it's a great opportunity on saturday, october 22nd, at 9:00 a.m. at citizen's bank park the to get exercise and resources about australia ah advertise m. >> we have to keep our fingers crossed on the weather. why is is it so important to bring families tan community together so that people are aware of autism and they are

supporting each other? >> there are over million people in the world dealing with autism, so one of the challenges in making sure more people know b about autism and we are very fortunate that here in the city of, we have a lot of resources regarding autism, so we try to get out the word and autism speaks has been a great advocate. >> you mentioned the event coming up this saturday. b i believe we have the information we can pull up. it's going to be at citizen bank park. this saturday. people with register at the event, right? >> absolutely. you can duoto advertise m speaks walk.org and learn more and register. just come out and learn information about autism speaks and get exercise and enjoy the event. if you have friends, family who are dealing with autism, bring them so they can enjoy the walk as well. >> bring the whole family. i awe assume it get packed. >> some day, it's cool, some, it's warm. i'm trusting you're going to

pregreat weather. >> i'm not the meteorologist. >> hopefully, we'll have a great day and opportunity to sell philadelphia and the advocates regarding autism. >> thank you so much for being with us. we're going to take a break and be right back. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punshied for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

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holiday shoppers are expecked to spend more this year while going the extra mile for deals. 44% of shoppers plan to spend more this season. 81% say they plan to shop the web before hitting stores in search of finding the best prices and 84% say they plan to check amazon before they check other websites or hit the stores. apparel is expected to be the most purchased item this holiday season.

there are 53 new police academy grads this morning. the ceremony was held just a short time ago at temple university. 50 of the graduates will be part of the philadelphia police department. the other three will work at police officers. now to an update on the top story. philadelphia police are hoping that video will help them track down the people who shot and killed a 28-year-old father. relatives identified the victim. he was shot multiple times in his own driveway on epp street after police tell us he returned from shopping last night. he told police before he died that two men were trying rob him when they shot him. just a few minutes before noon before we leave, crystal has a look at the forecast. looking behind u not bad. >> it looks better than it did a of hours ago, we saw the fog.

that has clear and now, we're seeing the temperatures start to climb. this is the beautiful shot from cape may. man, if you have the next few days off, you might want to try to sneak in a beach day because conditions are quoing to be so warm in comparison to where they should be. here's look at the philadelphia ten day. 84, rather 80 today. 83 for us tuesday into your wednesday. and wednesday looking like we'll seth a record for eat heat this time of year. we see the chance f f rain start to build in it will be your thursday. into your friday. lingers with isolated chances into saturday and you can tell the difference the rain and cooler air makes. 86 by friday. we're going to go from summer to fall within a few days. >> seriously. fall to summer, then back to fall. i have the next few days off, so i may be -- >> that's going to do it for us. thanks for watching. for all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message.

vo: donald trump and pat toomey have plenty in common -- they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women.

>> gabi: you're a little angel. it's amazing that you can sleep through all this...craziness. i just hope that arianna's sleeping too. i know that she's fine with blanca, but i just... i worry. it's bad enough that you're uncle jj's out there patrolling the streets, but now your papi's out there too. and after everything that happened with clyde-- >> chad: look who i found. >> gabi: hi. oh, my gosh, hey there, baby girl. >> chad: couldn't leave your beautiful girl stuck at the hospital all night. >> gabi: thank you. >> hope: hey. marlena, h i