the police chief tells us two men are in custody. this all started before 1:30 when a man was suspected of shoplifting. he was chased to this two story home. police went inside. when they noticed a strong odor and saw what they believed to be drugs the house was evacuated. state investigators arrived. after a thorough search there are suspicions of a meth lab were confirmed. >> and in their expert opinion it was a meth lab. they are calling it a hot one meth lab. that is one lab, one pot at a time. >> reporter: police also tell us they have found heroin and a

large stash of cash. we asked police what was allegedly stolen from the drugstore. they believe a decongestant. one attempted to purchase more than is allowed in one day. we'll stay on top of this investigation. right now three people in custody. three people who live upstairs are being allowed back inside. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. 21 days to go until election day. today is the voter registration deadline in new jersey. you can register to vote online. you can find the voter registration form on nbc10.com. you can also submit the form in person. for the complete list tap the nbc 10 app. one day before the third and

final presidential debate hillary clinton is up 46 to 40%. as we show you, donald trump remains defiant. >> reporter: in wisconsin monday donald trump doubling down. >> we are competing in a rigged election. >> reporter: the gop vowing to crack down on government core ruchgs and opening a new line of attack over hillary clinton and her e-mail. >> this is worse than watergate. >> reporter: new details of an fbi e-mail investigation seeming to suggest an fbi agent accused an official of proposing a quid pro quo. it lowers from clinton's private server in exchange for allowing where they are forbidden. in a quid pro quo, in other words, a deal. >> they both say it never

happened. >> i think any real assertion that this was some how quid pro quo or exchange in that manner really frankly is insulting. >> reporter: both insulting an fbi official raised the issue and it was separate over the discussion. >> it is unacceptable. >> reporter: melania trump speaking out. it is claims trump denies and news nbc has not verified. >> all of the allegations should be handled in a court of law. >> also weighing in on cnn on that 2005 access hollywood tape. >> i said to my husband, you know, the language is inappropriate. it was kind of a boy talk. he was leading on like -- like egg on from the host to say

dirty and bad stuff. >> the audio recorded in the presence of others. in an exclusive interview new jersey governor standing by trump but also saying he was disappointed by trump's lewd remarks. >> i can't defend him. i felt his apology was inadequate. president bill clinton will be here speaking at montgomery county community college in blue bell. the third and final presidential debate happens tomorrow night at 9:00. lauren will be there on nbc 10 news. another kind of debate took place in western pa last night. the candidates in the fierce battle for u.s. senate seat took center stage in pittsburgh. this first debate was heated.

p mcginty -- he said he would reveal his vote before the election. the most moment when they clashd over whether law enforcement agencies have endorsed them. >> they have all endorsed me. >> that's not true. i have been endorsed by law enforcement as well. >> which have -- >> i have been endorsed as well. another warm october day definitely feeling like summer outside as you look at center city philadelphia. a live shot at the skyline. we have come close to a record day today. krystal klei has the details in the first alert forecast.

hi. >> yeah. the forecast looks great again today. yesterday we had a high of 82 degrees in philadelphia. today a little warmer than that in our afternoon. look where we are, 72 degrees. the average for today is 66. it is still morning. we are looking at temperatures in the afternoon that will be making its way into the 80s. atlantic city up to 75 degrees. it is helping temperatures stay up as we move through your afternoon but not quite as warm in the mid-to late part of your day. look at this nice tight view of your area. it will be a dry one tloud your day. we are tracking the pressure helping pump in that warm air which continues to raise the temperatures and put us in that record territory. in fact, that's the focus for today, record territory. some may set a record for heat and others will be close to that by later on in the day.

we are looking at the heat continuing. you can see the forecast. the 80s not gone quite yet. we will start to see change as rain moves into the forecast. that's when we start to track the temperatures, slipping back down. it is feeling more like fall than summer. coming up we'll take a closer look at when the temperatures drop. we'll track the chances of rain as well with your laters futust model. looking for a man who shot and killed a 30-year-old. police were called around 11:30 last night. they believe the shooting stemmed from an earlier argument. there are no arrests. the driver of a car is dead after crashing into a tractor trailer. nbc 10 on the scene near montgomery drive this morning. the accident happened just before midnight. they tell us the impact threw the victim from the car which then flipped over.

the truck driver was not hurt. time now to get a late morning check on the roads. jessica, what are you seeing out there? >> moving through center city right now we are watching the expressway around 24th street. we had an accident on the off ramp. we are dealing with delays because of the work. crews are moving through the westbound side. that's why it is starting to back up over on the vine. so we'll see a little bit of a delay and maybe delays around part of the area bridges. betsy ross bridge slow. there is an accident on old lancaster road. moving over the new jersey and lawrence township the 95 township ramp is closed. new jersey roads look great. here is 295.

this is northbound or southbound no problems. >> all right. thank you. >> still ahead, barely a bump. the news isn't so good for the millions of americans who rely on social security benefits. on social security benefits. find out how much of a laze you'll be getting next year. president obama prepares to say ciao at the italian state dinner. the near record temperatures, possibly breaking records in a few spots.

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continuing. we have pushed forward to a front line position held by iraqi troops. we are just outside a village about 30 miles south of mosul. this is an ongoing operation. iraqi troops think they cleared most of this village from isis which has been here about two years. there is still some isis presence. you're seeing people leaving the towns. they are afraid this operation is ongoing. there still could be snipers inside. there could be a suicide bomber waiting for a last chance. this is how the operation is unfolding. iraqi forces advance. they take a village and once they feel they have sufficient cleared it they leapfrog to the next and the next until they reach mosul. what happens in mosul is still a big question mark. you have seen the people leaving

just this little village. we don't know what will happen when iraqi forces reach mosul itself. ♪ happening today president obama meeting with italy's prime minister. they greeted them on the south lawn earlier this morning. this evening the prime minister will be the guest of honor at the final state dinner. and stefani will return for season 12 for the coach. miley cyrus will return as a coach for season 13. temperatures warming up very nicely out there. we are already at 73 degrees and 72 in center city.

chestnut hill still under the 50s, barely at 69. already into the mid-70s with the expectation we'll see numbers bump all the way up to the 80s again. remember, average for this time of year, mid-to upper 60s. we are way warmer than where we should be. high pressure dominating that region. delaware neighborhoods, wilmington 72. a little further south and still tapping into the 70s as well. lewis beach at 77 these won't warm a ton more into your afternoon making their way close to the low 80s outside. this is a wider view than we saw a few minutes ago showing it's not just us in the clear but we are seeing the whole area under the clear conditions. a very nice forecast. we'll see a few clouds heading

into wednesday. overall the forecast all about the 80s because of the high pressure. so record heat possible for our day tuesday. still announced records at 85 degrees. the forecast 83. we will be close. not calling for the areas to break. you can see we are looking at the. a little warmer than the record. 82 for allentown and 83 trenton. passing those low 80s that are currently set records. this is a hot day across the board for us especially considering we are in october and it's feeling more like september. hour by hour we move through your forecast here. i didn't put anything on the board because we won't see any changes yet. they won't make their way through our neck of the woods until tuesday. we start to drag the clouds in. i'll be surprised if we see any rain though.

moisture does get near and we will see clouds moving throughout the day. there we are at 6:00 on your wednesday. still the clouds, not yet seeing the rain. watch as we move into thursday here. could see a wet commute for some spots. this is southern new jersey and up along the shore. some spotty showers moving through. those chances will continue on and off throughout the day spotting through allentown and building out to the west of us by your evening thursday . as we move into friday it will increase a bit more. chances of rain certainly in the forecast here. it takes a couple more days. we start to see the cool down thursday into friday. we go from 78 thursday to 68 friday. chance of showers breaking away by your weekend. by your weekend we are back to the low 60s which we will continue into your next workweek. >> thank you. october is adopt a shelter

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october is adopt a dog month. many shelters here in our area are offering deals on pet adoption. emily is with the providence animal shelter. they have brought some of their friends with them. let's start with you. >> this is tracker.

we think he might be a basset mix. we saved him from an overcrowded shelter in the south. >> this is a mall tees. she about 14 years old. >> tell us about the reduced adoption fees. >> yes. 25% off adoption fees for dogs six months and older. quincy applies to a senior special. if you're 55 or older you can adopt him cheaper year round. >> this is perfect for him. >> yes. we really want to encourage that. quincy would be a wonderful companion. he is looking for constant co companion. he would be great with somebody

older, young, doesn't matter. >> do you find that -- are there certain months of the year people are more inclined to come in and adopt. is it because fewer people are coming in because school just started, people are into if semester, is this a slow time to come in and adopt or is it a good tim good time? >> we are at 180 right now. we are trying to find 350 dogs homes. we are hoping this would be a further push. holiday times are a time to adopt. we know people want to add to their families. >> and of course you ladies know i'm involved with adoption of children. i think some times there are parallels here. a lot of times people don't want to adopt older children, maybe the same things with dogs. they are perfect. >> they are house trained. they are not chewing anything

anymore. >> are they house trained? >> they are. they are crate trained. we are puppies too but these are a great addition. >> some people prefer having adult older dogs. >> i know i do. >> providence animal center located at 555 sandy bank road. go to nbc10.com or go to our nbc 10 and we'll have the information for you. >> thank you. >> three people are in custody after police search far suspected shoplifter and uncover a crime scene, what police tell us that prompted evacuations and an investigation this morning. a south jersey halloweenjeo. i'll show you how the community is coming together to save it.

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the search far shoplifter in delaware county leads police to find something they probably weren't expecting, a meth lab inside a home. monique braxton is live with more. monique, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: hey, vai, police tell us it has lead to the arrest of three people, two men, one woman now in custody. police say a man who lived ton first floor was suspected of shoplifting. he was chased from this house. police say once inside they noticed a strong odor and saw what they believed to be drugs. the house was evacuated. investigators conducted a thorough search and discovered what is used to make meth also known as a pot one meth lab.

that's not all that police recovered. >> they found heroin in the back bedroom and also found large quantity of cash, currency and paraphernalia and different things. >> reporter: police say they believe a decongestant like sudafed and butane. one suspects attempted to purchase more sudafed than is allowed to one person in one day. i asked police were they ever called to this house, any complaints or anything and they told us no. we'll be on top of the investigation and bring it to you later today. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. if you're lucky enough to be

down the shore today you're in for a real treat. sunshine and warm weather. a live look right now cat cape ma -- at cape may. krystal klei has the first alert forecast. hi. >> i wish i was there right now. look at this. this is not reporting correctly. now apparently it jumped up to the 90s. we are in the 70s right throuer. dover at 74 degrees. really we are in the 70s right now. this is at 72 in lancaster. temperatures on the map will move into the 80s by this afternoon. here is a look at the forecast. 81 by 2:00 in the philadelphia. should peak in the low 80s all the way down to the 70s by 10:00. isn't the suburbs we'll see the temperatures move along into about 69 degrees. a pretty mild evening we are

looking at temperature wise. 77 by 8:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. rather. 80 for delaware. aim for new jersey dropping to the upper 60s to low 70s. through the shore temperatures into the upper 70s through this afternoon. very comfortable forecasts both in the afternoon and even in the evening. it is not something we get to say. clear conditions in the forecast for us as we move throughout the rest of today. you can see that on the radar and satellite. sunshine today, some clouds returning wednesday and then chances of rain back in the forecast. we'll take a closer look at that rain coming up in a few minutes. >> 21 days to go until voting

day. you can submit your voter registration online or in person at a number of locations. for a complete list tap the nbc 10 app. billy bush will not be returning to the today show. nbc news fired the host last night. the network suspended bush earlier this month after audio surfaced of him making crude comments during a access hollywo hollywood. >> an egg on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> melania trump called her husband's words unacceptable and offensive. donald trump issued apologies for what he said. bill clinton will be campaigning for his wife, hillary clinton. he will be speaking at the montgomery county kplunty

college in blue bell. the third and final presidential debate happens. look for live reports beginning this afternoon on nbc 10 news. one of the defendants in the bridgegate trial. prosecutors will continue their cross-examination of former port authority. he claimed on the stand he was mislead by the witness. he already pleaded guilty to being ark tech to shut down the lanes on the george washington bridge. he says he was taking orders from the koe defendant who was governor's chief of staff at the time. and new this morning, more than 70 million social security recipients will see a small increase in benefits. they announced a 0.3 cost of living raise today.

no increase this year. low inflation is one reason why next year's hike is so low. the cost of living increase will effect one in five americans. take a look. >> three, two, one. >> the unmanned rocket blasted off last night. it has food and equipment for the international space station. the launch pad had hob to be ret after the last rocket exploded in 2014. last night's flight was seen all along the east coast. this is what it looked like in philadelphia where dozens of people watched the launch. and people with type 2 diabetes may want to get moving. researchers found that an after dinner stroll helped improve

diabetic's blood sugar levels. they could either take one 30 minute walk or ten minute walk after each main meal. post meal blood sugar levels were lower and walking after evening meals which tend to include more carbs. it includes glucose levels by 32%. as matt delucia explains this is because a community came to the rescue. >> the home at 2:30 cliff tton avenue is hard to miss. they put out the pumpkins hoping to see plenty more. the bright orange gourds became an ice breaker of sorts 13 years ago. >> we just moved in and i sat on the front lawn and told them we would have a pumpkin carving

contest. first we had 25 then 75 then 125. last year -- >> we had 725 pumpkins. i told them we would have a thousand. they held their pumpkin festival every year. never charged a fee, never took donations. >> what does it mean to you? >> at first it meant talking to somebody, you know? letting neighbors know each other. >> but over the years it became something more. >> all of those people we have met over the years, the childrens lives we have touched, it's just -- it's just worth all of the time and effort that we put into it. >> like creating a carving contrapti contraption. >> this is my magical pumpkin machine that i built. >> every place you see a light

will be one of your pumpkins that you carved. >> each and every woone a symbo of community. >> when everyone found out i wasn't going to have the festival they said you have to have it. >> donations poured in from friends and strangers. >> it about made me bust out in tears. >> so that more pumpkins will become more memories. >> some how maybe when they are older they can give back to their community. may not be a pumpkin festival but it will make it a better world. >> they are short of their goal but they are still moving forward. the mount holly tufrp kin festival runs october 24th to the 30th. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. a survey found near lay quarter of adults admit that the more they like a kid's costume

the more candy they will give that kid. animal costumes are the top candy getter. nearly a third of parents admit they are just as excited about halloween as they kids. the number one reason for excitement? the reason to swipe some of their kids' candy of course. a gold medallist is bouncing into our stud yoeios. we'll talk about how she and others are coming to philadelphia. and no rain to track on the board today. it's all about the temperatures and how high they will go. we'll talk about record potential coming up.

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we are excited to tell you about an event happening next month. leah yah is here with us this morning. thank you for coming this

morning. tell us about the organization and who you serve. >> thanks. i'm delighted to be here. we serve tens of thousands of individuals across the country every year. this is our home. our hearts are here. our roots are here. it is founded in 1912. we serve 3,500 children and adults with special needs every year. >> october happens to be national disability employment awareness month. how do help them encourage employers to hire people with disabilities? >> that transition a huge time. we have programs across the region that encourage employment working with employers as well as our individuals to support our folks in the workplace and make sure that's beneficial. >> we were talking about a child we profiled a couple of weeks

ago who got help and counseling through your program. >> yes. we have foster care programs across the region, 125 foster kids today. we provide homes for the most fragile kids in our community. >> tell us a little more. >> we do. saturday, november 5th here in philadelphia at 7:00 in the evening about 500 folks will be with us that evening. we have to give a shout out. very important partners with us in that event. we will raise a great deal of money, foster care kids, adults with developmental disabilities. it's a great event. >> it looks like a high class, high society event. you guys will raise a lot of

money for your service. the annual event is happening saturday, november 5th at vie on 600 broad street. check out the nbc 10 app or nbc10.com. thanks for coming in. good luck. 72 degrees here. we expect to make it into the 80s. low to mid-80s in the forecast, much warmer than is average this time of year. we should be seeing temperatures cap in the afternoon in the 60s, but it's just not happening. new hope at 79 degrees here. so a lot of temperatures already nearing the 80s here by your

lunch hour. in new jersey 76 for voohes. numbers keep pulling up and up here. so prep for what is actually a very warm afternoon. if you have the day off some how you're lucky enough to be off go get outside. these are the actual forecast highs. west chester at 80. allentown also at 82 degrees. plenty of sunshine. it is sunny across the board. don't expect any rain in today's forecast. trenton at 83 degrees. atlantic city at 76. cape may the same. it was already in the mid-70s there. temperatures are very comfortable outside. we are looking at we will be back to fall temperatures.

today's high 83 degrees. wednesday's high up to 84. today we'll be close to a record in philadelphia. tomorrow it looks like we'll seat a record in philadelphia. look at that. all the way down to 66 degrees. if you follow the board huge changes moving forward here. thursday into friday is when we see the uptake in rain chances. it continues to redding. we are expecting chance of rain. scattered thursday and a little more widespread by friday. this is your ten day. 84 tomorrow. great forecast for the next couple of days with those near record temperatures. overnight lows also take a look, very moderate for this time of

year in the mid-to low 60s. cannot complain about these numbers. we start to drop down with chances of rain. down to 68 by friday and then 60 your saturday and sunday. now look at the low temperatures as we move into your next workweek. mid-60s to low 40s. into your next workweek we'll see temperatures hanging in the 60s. next chance of rain wednesday into thursday. jordan weaver soared to fame as a member of the fierce five. four years later this golden girl is one of the gymnasts that will show off next month for the kellogg's tour of gymnastics champio champions. welcome back. >> thank you. >> a lot expected they would see you at the olympics this year. you decided to retire. tell us why?

>> i trained in gymnastics since i was four years old. i became world champion and i reached most of my goals. i decided to move on and become a normal college student and be able to cheer on the girls this summer. it was weird not competing but so fun to cheer them on and see them do so well. >> we were talking about how different it is, watching as a spectator. tell us who is taking part in the kelloggs tour. >> it had an amazing cast. it was myself and past olympians and we have the mens olympics teams. it is a lot of different types of gymnastics going ochblt it is amazing. >> when you become a college student to do this tour do you have to retrain yourself and get back into gymnastics shape?

>> yes. when they asked me to be a part of the kellogg's tour i got to get back in gymnastics shape. it was fun to see what i could do and get back in shape. >> i'm sure you're asked all of the time what kind of advice you give. their moms are watching or their dads are watching. they may want to compete in the olympics what would you want to tell them? >> i would tell them looking back on my myself i had the dream of going to the olympics. when i was nine years old is when it first formed. when i made that dream it sort of became a goal. it was something that was super important. it kept me motivated and kept me pushing where i wanted to get and what i wanted to achief. if you set goals and work really hard to get there you can become anything you want. >> what do you study in college? what do you study in school?

>> kind of inspired by psychology. >> it is happening friday, november 4th at the wells fargo center. it begins at 7:30 p.m. to purchase tickets go to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away

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big gift. they will give the department $90,000. the money will go towards buying two new police vehicles. coming up this afternoon at 3:00 ellen has guests jessie williams and shila buff. ray rice talks about what he tells his children. and police say they uncovered a meth lab in delaware county. it all started early this morning when officers chased a suspe suspected shoplifter. they followed him to a home. when police went inside the home they saw what they believed to be drugs. right now police have two men and one woman in custody. krystal klei is back here with a check of afternoon weather. >> it was so nice yesterday. we made it to the low 80s. if you're lucky enough to make it down to shore you should do it. the beach is empty.

you could have the whole day to yourself. temperatures will be to the upper 70s, close to 80 in philadelphia. forecast high of 83 degrees. so we are looking near record temperatures for some areas. i think some areas are looking to break a record today. tomorrow many of us should break a record. we are at 84. it will break the previous record of 80 on wednesday. chances of rain thursday and friday. it will drop temperatures down to where they should be. by saturday and sunday will be a little below average. we'll go from sum tore famer to over the next few days. >> thank you. i'm vai sikahema here with krystal klei. if you can get to the shore get there. have a great day from all of us here. planned parenthood.

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