pieces and parts, the debris of this aircraft are leaving this backyard as we speak. take a look, you can see the winds, part of this fuselage that will be taken away to a warehouse for inspection. we watched as crews took the debris apart, inspected it, took photographs of it and now it will be investigated. it's a clash landing many consider a miracle, but today's task all about being meticulous. a recovery team from delaware worked to recover the fallen aircraft. the 415-c narrowly missed homes when it crashed on wednesday.

david gilchrist was training another pilot. the pilot may have been trying to land safely using linden avenue as it's run way. >> he was planning on landing on this road, and he noticed the car making a turn, that's why he made a sharp turn to avoid the car. >> there could still be fuel in the engine, i mean in the wings, that's where the fuel's contained. and we're not sure of that until they can start looking at it and taking the wings off. we're just going to do it as a precaution, just to make sure if something were to flare up, we're already here to put it out. >> as we near the end of this

recovery operation that's taken about two hours this afternoon, gilchrist's daughter who spoke to nbc 10 offcamera says she considers her father a hero for missing the homes and cars, you can see the swing sets and even play sets in this backyard here, she tells me that her father has been flying planes since before he could drive a car, at 15 yearings old. to our weather now, another record day out there, we found some guys right here enjoying the warmer temperatures as they did some fishing at cooper river pa park. >> we could see some big changes in the next 24 hours? >> we're going from 80s to 50s by saturday, a live look outside bala cynwyd, it's clear now, but

rain is in the forecast. new jersey, lots of clouds developing, lehigh valley mid 70s with those developing clouds. satellite imagery picking up showers in part of lehigh valley, but a wider perspective shows us that frontal boundary that will bring us some showers overnight into tomorrow. i do expect widespread rain showers tomorrow, if you follow us on social media, you'll have more updates. i will see you in just a bit with my full forecast. to decision 2016 now, today donald trump said he had a major announcement at a campaign speech today. >> he said he would not agree to accept the results of the election after tonight's debate. >> we are just 19 days before the election, november 10, that's the debate. >> primarily about what donald trump and his comments about accepting election results.

today trump went into more detail about his comments, speaking at a crowd at a rally in ohio. he says he may want to file a legal challenge in case of a questionable result. trump said there's only one way he would accept the results. >> ladies and gentlemen, i want to make a major announcement today. i would like to promise and pledge to all of my voters and supporters and to all of the people of the united states, that i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> conversation surrounding the third and final presidential debate dominated social media today. twitter says that donald trump

was the subject of nearly 60% of tweets sent about the candidates. the top tweeted moment was trump and hillary clinton's discussion about the treatment of women. the second most tweeted was this comment right here from trump. >> do you -- sir, that you will absolutely accept the results of this election. >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now, i'll look at it at the time. >> according to google trends, the top issues researched were both candidates' stances on immigration and guns, trump's position on the iraq war and clinton's treatment of e-mails during her time as secretary of state. >> tim kaine said that trump's refusal to accept the election results is insulting to the american public.

president obama is quacampaigni for hillary clinton tied. speaking about clinton, obama said no one has ever been more prepared to be president. guys, back to you. all of us in harrisburg are really concerned about what happens to those kids. >> concern from pennsylvania's governor on day two of the school strike that's cancelled classes for more than 100,000 college students throughout the state. professors at all 14 pennsylvania state universities walked off the job wednesday. five of those schools are in our region, west chester, cheyney and east straussburg. >> the governor told me that talks are continuing between both sides, the union says it's back channel negotiation.

classes are still cancelled at those 14 colleges. as the bells chime at west chester, you typically see thousands of students rushing to class, but today it's virtually empty on day two of this faculty strike. >> it's kind of barren, usually you can't even hear the bells right now. >> reporter: but just offcampus the picket line supported by an orchestra of students, professors here refusing to teach furious about what thigh say is an unfair contract that would add costly expenses for their health care plans. >> we're not saying ours should be cut, we're just saying how much are they going to be increased? >> tom wolf said both sides understand the gravity of the

situation. >> we don't care about the families, we care about the students. >> he blames cut backs in previous administrations. >> the legislature, overwhelmingly republican legislature put a lot of money back in last year and put a lot of money back in this year. >> reporter: so next year maybe some more? >> i'm hoping. >> reporter: but as students await word of a deal -- >> i think as it goes on it's going to get a little more serious. >> reporter: i spoke with one english professor today who said she makes about $40,000 a year, and she's concerned that those budget cuts could cut into her family budget. the homecoming football game is on as scheduled. >> to college bound students, some help for them today.

registrars came together to help them get ready for life after school. the high school hosted a college and career fair for students and their parents. recruiters from the army were also there to discuss a future in the military. the governor has -- the conviction on the most serious bribery count in his corruption trial stands, the judge ruled the prosecution did not present sufficient evidence to prove four counts in the case, which included mail and bank fraud. the new jersey senate has approved a measure that would punish billionaire icahn. icahn says the bill is unfair and unconstitutional and says it

makes it very chirtually imposso reopen. state lawmakers in trenton are considering whether to give new jersey officials to testify. one woman died, more than 100 others were hurt. the lawmakers' investigation comes after an associated press review of federal safety data, it showed new jersey transit had more accidents and paid more in fines for safety violations than any other railway commuter system nationwide. officer justin rodriguez was off duty last month when he crashed into a utility pole in florence. he crashed while he was drunk, now he's suspended without pay. a bakery is suing a company

that installed their oven. arguing it would the oven that started the fire. right now the bakery is under construction and expected to open this month. the food bank of delaware is getting a new home. >> today officials broke ground on their new headquarters in newark. the new 80,000 square feet facility will include two culinary kitchens, classroom space and a full service bistro to provide on-the-job training for students. the exterior will be converted to an agricultural destination with fruit trees and a walk trail. >> this isn't just a big day for the food bank's history, this is a big day for delaware's history. >> construction is expected to last about eight months. it's a milestone day in the

effort to boost early education in philadelphia, the city kicked off enrollment for its expanded pre-k program. philadelphia's soda tax is helping fund the expansion. here at universal pre-k, it's been a hot topic in philadelphia for a while now. >> reporter: there's a lawsuit filed against this soda tax, but the mayor's administration is still moving forward with free pre-k. we'll tell you exactly how to sign up. the jubilee school has a new addition and is ready for expansion of its pre-k program. >> our mission has been to be affordable to anybody who wants to come. so this program is absolutely wonderful for us because it will pay for people who can't afford preschool. >> reporter: starting in january

the city will provide free pre-k to 3 and 4-year-olds. enrollment starts today, low income children are giving a preference and slots are awarded on a first come, first served basis. >> we want to drive down poverty, we want to drive down crime, drive up wages and drive up neighborhoods and successful young people. >> reporter: at jubilee, for example, the amount of money they would receive from the city is more than what the facility charges parents, so it would not only benefit the additional pre-k students they are looking to add, but the entire school. >> to get an education is more important than being able to buy soda for less money. >> reporter: now to sign up, you can call this number, it is 1-844-phl-prek.

or you can go to this website, it's phlprek.org. coming up at 5:30, we asked how the lawsuit against the soda tax could impact these free pre-k programs. >> let's turn to students a little bit older now, a middle schoolteacher turned rapper is trying to convince kids to stay in school and go to college. rapper p1 who's a graduate of florida state gave away a $5,000 scholarship to one of the students. kids we spoke to say they were inspired by the rapper's story. >> i like how he actually had many things to do in life. like after he became a rapper, he still wanted to teach. >> it was very inspiring to me because it kind of gave me more hope. because i was kind of iffy about the whole college thing. but i'm like this is my chance,

i'm all about it now. >> d1 is making stops in new jersey and delaware, along with sallie mae, they're giving away a $5,000 scholarship to one student at each school they visit. police at lehigh university are using a drone to assist in security on campus. >> the drone gives a different perspective. it's equipped what thermal imaging which allows it to be used at night. it's already been used in investigations into lost children and bear sightings. right now only one officer is certified to fly the drones. three or four month are expected to under go training. april showers bring mayflowers, so it's good to plant them now. the pennsylvania horticultural society along with 45 volunteers planted more than 2,000 flower bulbs around philadelphia today. this year's theme, holland flowering the world.

the flower show at the pennsylvania convention center runs march 11 through the 19th. white water rafting season is almost here, but there's a problem for the fans in bucks county. the county has cancelled a plan to let water flow into the creek. the county says it's a matter of safety for boaters and resources at the state parks. local car dealers continue to help children in our area drive away the cold. today the auto dealers's caring for kids foundation delivered coats. we don't need the coats just yet, but soon enough? >> soon those coats will be very much needed. >> we have cooler temperatures by saturday, temperatures for today topped out at 80 in philadelphia. a live look outside, we're seeing developing clouds, be sure you look at the bottom of

your screen for your local neighborhood forecast, otherwise conditions right now are dry, but we do have a change in the works. tonight, developing clouds with spotty showers to parts of lehigh valley, fog after 8:00 p.m., visibility alert certainly during the overnight hours. a foggy start tomorrow, some showers, widespread at times, isolated thunderstorms and a gusty p.m. on saturday, i'm tracking more showers and those wind gusts could get up to 30 miles an hour. temperatures below normal and we'll see 50s by saturday. currently we are seeing mainly 70s, trenton 72 degrees, allentown at 75, mt. holly 75 for you and wilmington 76 degrees, but a wider perspective, all this cold air will be here tomorrow night into saturday. so your weekend forecast looks like this, we're seeing 70s for tomorrow, lots of clouds in the forecast. keep in mind we do have those widespread showers moving from

the northwest towards the southeast. and on saturday, cooler temperatures as the cool front goes east of us. mainly mid to upper 50s, with some showers earlier on in the day and then more sunshine on sunday. and a water perspective with the satellite and radar image, notice we are seeing some greens moving across the area there, otherwise conditions are mainly dry, future temperatures, starting at 4:00 p.m., we're seeing lots of 70s, and as we get this going tomorrow morning, we will see temperatures starting off in the 60s, so certainly a cooler more comfortable day tomorrow. by tomorrow afternoon, still seeing 70s in the forecast, mid 70s to upper 70s for some. but by saturday afternoon notice we're seeing upper 40s to low 50s as your expected high temperatures. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. those showers are moving through parts of the lehigh valley, otherwise it doesn't look very organized.

philly metro area may see a few showers, but there's a line of thunderstorms that could affect us here, certainly not going to be a total washout, because notice by 8:00, we're not seeing widespread showers here, everything improving by early saturday morning. overnight lows for tonight keeping it mainly in the 40s, philadelphia 48, allentown at 40, mt. holly 43 and atlantic city, a little bit warmer, 49 is your expected overnight low into early tomorrow morning, but keep in mind, we do have that area of patchy fog certainly dense for lehigh valley. your ten-day on ten, keeping those showers on friday, and then showers breaking for the second half of your saturday and on sunday, notice those cooler temperatures on tuesday and then tracking developing clouds thursday and friday. so be sure you follow us on social media @nbcphiladelphia for more updates. there's president obama campaigning for hillary clinton, his appearance comes hours after

the final presidential debate. our coverage of decision 2016 and that debate continues on nbc 10 news at 5:00. our partners at factcheck.org are checking the claims that both candidates made. our fact check on nbc 10 news at 5:00. police have to respond to all sorts of calls, some dangerous, others rewarding. >> a dashboard camera rolls as a trooper pulls up to something he had never seen before. the close encounter next. plus, coins worth big cash, the hidden pennies, that are actually worth $100,000 if you can find one. plus, look who's here. a baby boy no one expected to see. those stories and more ahead on nbc 10 news at 4:00. but first here's the closing bell on wall street today, minor losses across the board. how tall are you?

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a florida state trooper helped save a bald eagle after it was found on this highway. it shows the trooper driving toward the eagle. he got out of his cruiser, picked up the bird and put it in the back of his patrol car. the eagle stayed put as the trooper drove him to animal control. talk about a surprise delivery, a woman in massachusetts gave birth over the weekend, but she had no idea she was pregnant. yeah, illiana martinez thought she just had a stomach ache when she went to the er, a short time

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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. hopefully you were able to get out and enjoy the warm weather while it lasted. there's some showers out there in areas, more rain's on the way for this weekend. right now temperatures are still above normal, here's a live look at boathouse row in philadelphia. enjoy the row and the schuylkill trail. we want to turn it over to erika martin. >> we're going from 80s to 50s in just a matter of hours. we're seeing the winds already kick up, this is our camera, notice how those winds are getting a little bit stronger,

sustained wind speeds if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see a little bit of a -- building clouds, philadelphia you're seeing those 14-mile-per-hour wind speeds for you. allentown 10. coatesville 6-mile-per-hour wind speeds, andover 9 for you. keep those wind gusts in mind. temperatures right now allentown at 75, coatesville at 77. philadelphia at 79 and trenton currently at 72 degrees, but i am tracking those showers on the approach from the northwest towards the southeast. it looks like the lehigh valley already seeing some scattered showers. one or two pockets there at most. but we do have developing clouds and a water perspective showing us that cold front on the way. we do have some fog developing into the early morning hours. widespread showers in the forecast on friday, and then cooler temperatures 50s by saturday. so coming up in my full forecast, my ten-day on 10 has

all the details. i will see you in just a bit. now a check of our nbc 10 news headlines. today crews removed the wreckage of a small plane in south jersey. there it is, went down yesterday afternoon in the backyard of a home in lindenwold. the 66-year-old pi 6-year-old p 50-year-old student. professors from pennsylvania state universities are back on the picket line after they went on strike yesterday. the union represents more than 5,000 faculty and coaches. enrollment opened today for the universal pre-k program which is a major factor in getting the philadelphia soda tax passed. beginning in january, the state will provide pre-k for free.

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called them about was back, coming loose. >> reporter: johnson tell us he immediately called home depot. >> i wanted them to fix my leak. >> reporter: but he said no one would come out. so he contacted nbc 10 responds. we reached out to home depot, it tells us they completed the work that was outlined in the contract. johnson tells us he assumed that part of the roof was covered under the agreement. >> whoever wrote it, the original work order should have included that, in my opinion, that's part of the roof. >> reporter: two weeks after we contacted home depot, they fixed the leak free of charge. >> appreciate it.

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nhl hockey returns to wells fargo center.

csn's danny pommells is there. >> reporter: a big night and a loud night, the team is practicing their pre-game festivities. a potpourri on a win, a loss and a tie. here's an interesting note about this game. last year's playoff season against the capitals started, ed snider got the win. the flyers handed out wristbands honoring their chairman. some fans threw them out on the ice causing a stop in play. tonight since that return, the flyers will honor the chairman with these wristbands. please don't throw them on the ice. for now i'm danny pommells.

happening now, the city's first popup weed garden is going on right here in philadelphia. a live look from sky force 10. this is near the art museum, this comes to mark the second anniversary since philadelphia city council decriminalized small amounts of marijuana. let's talk more about our weather and some changes coming. >> let's go to erika martin. >> we do have major changes in the works by saturday, we're going to go from 80 yesterday, to 50s on saturday. in delaware, you are developing some clouds, a cooldown in the works, satellite radar image picking up on some showers from the northwest to the northeast. not much going on right now, we are seeing developing clouds through the overnight hours and certainly areas of patchy fog, so keep that in mind, visibility alert, that's for sure, at least through early tomorrow morning. so some fog to start the day

tomorrow, and then some rain showers, isolated thunderstorms and a gusty p.m. in the works. saturday a.m. showers, clearing, broi breezy and temperatures below normal. be sure you look at the bottom of your screen for your local neighborhood forecast. we're seeing 79 in philadelphia, trenton 72, atlantic city 71 and wildwood 73. but a wider perspective, this is why we're getting those cooler temperatures in place. all of that sliding down certainly by friday into saturday, so much cooler overnight lows as well. tomorrow we're seeing mid to upper 70s with the widespread showers in the works. saturday seeing mid to upper 50s, early showers and then breaking and clearing. certainly a really nice second half of our saturday, by sunday seeing 60s with lots more sunshine. hour by hour, starting at 5:00 p.m., notice we're seeing some light breezes here, not very

organized, moving northwest to southeast. some clouds out there already starting to develop. by tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. looks like we could see one or two isolated thunderstorms for parts of atlantic city, looks like some thunderstorms approaching again from the northwest. otherwi otherwise, i think it's not going to be completely down, however we do have some rain showers in the works, keep that in mind, especially for that p.m. commute tomorrow. future temperatures starting at 4:00 p.m., seeing lots of 70s out there. then by tomorrow morning, look like we're going to see some 60s to start the day. as the day progresses, still seeing 70s. pottstown, 73, and philly, your expected high temperature at 5:00 p.m., 76 degrees, so still above normal. but then by saturday, look at this, the expected high temperatures mainly in the 40s and 50s, not picking that up right now. otherwise future temperature was showing lots of upper 40s to low 50s. so your ten-day on ten looks like this, seeing some

widespread showers in the works for tomorrow. remember, fog tonight into early tomorrow morning, scattered showers breaking for the second half of your saturday, and then 50s as the expected high temperature. on sunday, seeing lots of sunshine and a high of 62 degrees, monday also seeing low 60s with a couple of extra clouds developing, lots of summer on tuesday, although we do have cooler temperatures, again, at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast, very important so you can see what you can expect especially as we dip into the 50s by saturday. so jim and jackie, we are going from 80s to 50. so a much different temperature there. much different forecast to say the least, and then we have those rain showers and then more importantly tonight we do have areas of dense fog, so certainly worth the mention. >> 80s to 60s? not cool. >> actually literally cool. >> literally cool, exactly. a shock to the system. local field hockey team

rallying around a boy with a condition so rare only 1,200 people in the world have it. >> those players are preparing to light up the night for that young boy. see how on nbc 10 news at 4:00. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away republican party bosses looked to find brian fitzpatrick. they "hand-picked" him to run for his brother's seat. but all mike and brian fitzpatrick share is a name.

brian fitzpatrick supports a radical republican agenda, including defunding planned parenthood, just like donald trump. a hundred and sixty miles down the road in dc, brian fitzpatrick will put his party first, not pennsylvania families. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

happening today, a south jersey field hockey is going beyond winning games. their focus is on a 14-year-old boy who has a rare genetic condition. >> how four letters made this happen. >> reporter: luke martini is swinging through life like any

other 4-year-old. he's a carefree boy by day, but by night, it's different. >> every time he goes to sleep at night, he's at risk to lose his life. >> reporter: a fear luke's parents have had from day one. >> they kind of knew something was going on, his oxygen levels were know. >> he's diagnosed with a condition so require only 1,200 people in the world have it. >> when he goes to sleep at night, the part of the brain that tells all of us to continue to breathe involuntarily doesn't work for him, it malfunctions. >> he was fitted with a t rarks ach, it's an implanted tube connected to a ventilator to help him. >> he's a really funny, cute, kind kid. >> hillary johns is luke's babysitter, she's also an avid field hockey player. >> we were looking for a way to get the feel hockey team to rally around a cause and understand that there's more than field hockey at stake. >> when the moms got together,

call it coincidence or fate. >> we realized that luke's condition has the initials cchs, which also corresponds to camden catholic. >> they put beads on their uniforms. >> we're making a big statement about like who we are. >> reporter: and who they want to become. >> we have had one of our most successful years so far. >> they have something to play for, when they go out on that field, they're not just playing field hockey, they're playing for a reason, and that reason this year is luke. >> reporter: for life's goals on the field and off. >> i think it's amazing and i think when you have a drive that pushes you, you can succeed at anything, whether it's field hockey or whether it's creating a normal life for luke. i think, you know, it really is inspirational.

>> reporter: and this evening, the field hockey team will light up the night so to speak at their game here, taking more donations hoping that generosity keeps flowing and they keep winning for luke. >> so awesome, that's nbc 10 news at 4:00, nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. next at 5:00, if i win, how those three words have led to more questions about donald trump and what will happen after the election. plus a cosmetics caper, how police say this mother-daughter duo used makeup to steal more than $100,000. and it's another day where we're unseasonably warm, coming up, we have a much colder weekend in the forecast. that's next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

ladies and gentlemen, i want

to make a major announcement. >> the republican presidential candidate makes another announcement on accepting the election results. how this mother-daughter team tricked stores into giving them $100,000. >> and in the cockpit, what we have learned about the people behind the controls of the downed aircraft and how they avoided an even bigger disaster. right now at 5:00, new questions about donald trump and if he will accept the results of the election. >> those questions started during last nigt's debate and they got even stronger with this comment today in ohio. take a listen. >> ladies and gentlemen, i want to make a major announcement today. i would like to promise and pledge to all of my voters and supporters and to all of the

people of this united states that i will totally accept that results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> if i win, those three words have sparked a lot of discussion today. but with just 19 days until people head to the polls, will it make a difference in the election? >> nbc 10's tim furlong takes the pulse of voters. >> i'm sick of the entire process. >> reporter: at the smyrna diner, i got a lot of that today, either people who didn't watch the debate or the people who did and were annoyed by it. >> the yelling, the screaming, the lying, i'm sick of it all. >> reporter: nobody seems to want to talk about the issues, for most people it's just about who you like better. >> i just don't trust that and i k