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 think trump's going to do

amazing things for us. >> who won last night? >> hillary did. >> you do a lot of talk. >> reporter: folks sure seem to wish both candidates would just behave. at wdeo radio in wilmington, host rick jenson let callers have their say, here too like the debate, it's all about the jazz from both sides. >> we're not dealing with a supersmart guy here. >> reporter: but the one issue callers did tackle. when asked if he'll accept the election results, trump said he had to wait and see. >> what i have said is i will tell you at it the time. i will keep you in suspension. >> reporter: and hillary clinton saying this. others argue al gore demanded -- and others still, they're now

wishing there were more choices in no. >> i'm ready to write in snoopy. the debates may be over, but clinton and trump actually have one more showdown tonight. both of them will speak at the al smith dinner in new york. the white tie charity gala has become a tradition before every presidential election. this is a look at the one four years ago with president obama and his then-opponent mitt romney. the candidates typically tell a few jokes about themselves and each other. clinton and trump will sit just seat part. . a fact check of last night's debate. and at 5:00, the song that is now hot again after 30 years thanks to donald trump. also tonight, new video in the scene of a camden county plane crash. crews have just finished removing the wreckage from that backyard in lindenwold but it

could take weeks before we learn what went wrong. >> and nbc 10 learns more about the man behind that crash. >> reporter: i want to tell you that the homeowners here now have their backyard back. the aircraft debris is on its way from backyard where it came to rest yesterday to a faa hanger for the investigation. it was a delicate and meticulous crash that left many here speechless and the pilot without his own voice. sky force 10 was high above for the two-hour recovery operation. on the ground we watched the investigators with the faa carefully photographed and delicately dismentled the small plane that crashed into this backyard in lindenwold yesterday. >> not in my backyard, but now it is. >> when it hit, it rolled up on

the side. >> reporter: we now know the pilot is 66-year-old wayne gilchrist of maryland. investigators say it's too early to know what caused an apparent mechanical failure, but says that gilchrist was licensed to and was conducting a flight lesson. a joint and thorough investigation by the faa of the aircraft and the ntsb will determine how he managed to avoid total disaster. >> a trained pilot who's been in the air a lot of times does that. >> yes, it's totally amazing, or a pilot that is incredible. >> reporter: gilchrist told us that her dad is in for a long recovery, but flying is his passi passion. >> you can see how wide open it is, we have some other areas that are just separated by driveways, and if it would have went up there, we definitely would have had one or two homes involved.

>> god bless him, god bless him, that's all i can say. i mean it's a total miracle that they -- a small plane like that, wow. >> reporter: and the passenger david missek we know will need hip surgery, also the pilot gilchrist will have to have 100 stitches as well as reconstructive surgery. they both remain hospitalized at the medical center. it could take 7 to 10 days for a primary cause. new at 5:00, a mother-daughter duo in new jersey is arrested for going on a six figure cosmetic crime spree, the mother and daughter shoplifted more than $100,000 worth of makeup and other beauty items across six states. investigators say the two would steal products from ulta stores and return those items to jcpenney stores, in return they

got about $107,000 in cash and store credit. one of the stores was at the cherry hill mall. both mother and daughter are charged with shoplifting, identity theft and related charges. to the weather now, let's take a live look at the camden skyline. another record day for october, but the clouds are moving in. >> do they have to? >> i know, seriously. >> nbc 10's first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here with the rest of the forecast. >> we are starting to cool down a little bit, now that the sun is about to set. we did hit 80 in philadelphia, we're in the mid to low 70s, 71 in dover, 73 right now in allentown, 77 degrees in coatesville. now we do expect fog overnight and early tomorrow. here's a look at some of the visibility currently, we're already seeing dover below 3 mile visibility, so it's not horrible, it's not anything i would call dense at the moment, but the clouds are getting a

little bit lower, toms river down to one mile visibility. tonight we'll see the clouds continuing to increase, it will stay mild evening, temperatures mostly staying in the 60s, and by early tomorrow morning we'll have areas of fog around and later in the afternoon we expect some showers. the rain is just off to our west, some of that rain will start to move in through the day tomorrow, mostly later in the day, and some of that rain could linger into the weekend with some big weekend changes, a big cooldown in the forecast, i'll show you that and all the numbers coming up. day two of the faculty strike and still no end in sight for students in 14 public colleges in pennsylvania. professors hit the picket line again today in west chester. they're upset over a contract they say is unfair, adding hikes to their health care plan and changes to certain policies. the state system facing a budget deficit, say they have offered

the faculty raises and adding that health care costs are rising for all americans. >> we fully recognize that a lot of people are paying higher premiums and we're not saying hours should be cut, but we want to know how much they will increase. >> there's still no word on when this strike might end. we caught up with pennsylvania governor tom wolf to him about the strike. he told us his concern is for the students. >> as long as they are not treated fairly, as long as they have to sacrifice, yeah, i'm upset. >> wolf blames education cut backs in the previous administration and says his goal is to restore funding to the college system. more scrutiny tonight about the safety of new jersey's transit system after last month's train crash in hoboken. tonight lawmakers will consider granting themselves subpoena power as they begin to look this

september 29 crash. one woman died and more than 100 were hurt. new jersey transit had more accidents and paid more in fines for safety violations than any other commuter railroad nationwide over the past five years. here's details on a home invasion in plymouth township. police now searching for this man, kenneth moore, he went into a home when the family was sleeping inside, back on september 22, he cloned credit card numbers and he and another man bought hundreds of dollars worth of cigarettes and candy from a wawa. if you know where he is , call police. governor tom wolf announced a major project to boost the economy of philadelphia's chinatown, he officially approved a $1.1 million grant to conduct a new chinatown eastern

tower community center. it's expected to be finished next year, the building will feature, retail and apartment stays. what one woman found on the streets of new york city and why she so desperately wants to return it to its rightful owner. and who doesn't love free stuff, but a plan to provide free preschool in philadelphia. most people owe the bank.

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early voting under way in north carolina, the lines stretched arrange the block in north carolina on the first day of early voting there in north carolina. tim kaine made an appearance in charlotte, north carolina.

the third and final presidential debate included some bombshells like donald trump's refusal to say whether he's going to accept the elect results. >> our partners at factcheck.org about his claims that the election is rigged against him. >> what i have seen is so bad, so bad. millions of people that are registered to vote that shouldn't be registered to vote. >> reporter: donald trump refusing to back down from claims that voting fraud could influence the election. factcheck.org found it's largely a case of bad bookkeeping and there's no evidence of fraud. >> there's no evidence any of those people tried to vote. in fact socievoting experts fou numerous times that this kind of fraud is extremely rare.

>> reporter: and factcheck.org says that both candidates misquoted statistics on abortion. >> up until 9 months, you can rip the baby out of the womb of the mother just prior to the birth of the baby. >> trump said that clinton favored abortion up until the day of the birth. and in fact clinton said that she could put restrictions on late term abortions if it will affect the life of the mother. >> he said there should be some sort of punishment for women who obtain abortions. >> reporter: factcheck.org says he put out a statement the same day, saying women would not be punished but the doctor who performed abortions would be. now your nbc 10 first alert weather.

>> well, a nice day today, temperatures were comfortable, the clouds kind of hung around for a while. and we still have the clouds around. 70, our normal high for the this time of year is down to 65 degrees. currently we're about 10 degrees above that. philadelphia, we hit 80 degrees, a closer look at our philadelphia neighborhoods, at the airport it's 76 degrees, brewery town 77, as well as rittenhouse, 78 degrees, west mt. airy coming in at 75. tonight will still be mild. we're going to keep mild temperatures in the forecast. for the morning commute, here future fog, in some areas, by 7:30 tomorrow morning, especially if you're in northern delaware, even into the lehigh valley, somes could see visibility less than a mile,

pottstown gets close to that so we'll be watching that very closely tomorrow, but also keep that in mind before you leave. we do have rain chances that are going to hang around tomorrow, mainly later in the day, but also through saturday morning now, so i think some of this rain going into the weekend will be hanging around for part of your saturday. we go into the weekend and we're going to see a big pattern change with our temperatures, so currently, we're still in that warmer pattern, normal high 65, we're still above that, unseasonably warm tomorrow, i think it will be another day in the 70s, so we're still going to be unseasonably warm tomorrow. look at the drop on saturday, 58 for a high temperature, windy, winds could be gusting near 30 miles an hour and by sunday, high temperatures in the low 60s, so still below normal and kind of cool for the eagles game if that's where you're heading. locally we just have the clouds around, no immediate rain that's going to move in soon, but what we are watching is this area to our west moving into barts of

pa. i think by tomorrow morning, most of us should stay dry, we'll just have some of that fog around. here's that future weather, fairly dry by tomorrow morning 8:00 a.m. most of the rain should still be off to our west. then we go through the day and i think most of the day tomorrow, we'll kind of be in a little bit of dry slot, later in the evening, near 7:30, it moves closer and late tomorrow into saturday morning, saturday 8:30 in the morning, we'll have some rain around for the morning hours, and some of that could try to linger, but otherwise it's going to get cooler and windy. sunday morning for the eagles game, it's going to be a dry one. so sunday does look like a nice football weather kind of day. tomorrow 77 for the high in philadelphia, 76 south jersey, 70 degrees along the shore, 76 in delaware, delaware is going to have the lowest chance of rain tomorrow, elsewhere i think the best of showers will be later in the day. the best chance of rain in the morning will be for

philadelphia, the suburbs and the lehigh valley, temperatures for your saturday about the upper 50s, big change this weekend, by sunday we're looking at sunny skies and the low 60s for a high. if you're heading to the eagles game, tailgaters expect temperatures around 53 degrees, kickoff 58 degrees, by the fourth quarter temperatures in the low 60s, and the wind we're going to have on saturday, it's not going to be that windy on sunday. there you see your ten-day on ten, we start to dry up as we go through the weekend, and mainly the end of the weekend, and then go into next week, it's going to be another cool one, take a look at these morning lows, some mornings we will be in the upper 30s. closer look at your neighborhood weather coming up. >> that pennsylvania horticultural society along with 125 volunteers planted 20,000 flower bulbs around philadelphia today. it's all to support the 2017 philadelphia flowers show.

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policies don't cover the damage. it's a wakeup call for all of those who own a home. >> unfortunately in this case, why is the loss occurring? in this case it's because of shoddy materials or shoddy workmanship. and insurance ask not going to payive that is the cause of the los. "nightly news with lester holt" will have much more on this story beginning at 6:30. the bill prohibits icahn from holding a license for the casino hall for five years. the atlantic city management team says the bill is sun and unfair and unconstitutional. senate president steve sweeney says the bill will prevent icahn

from sitting on the casino in definitely. park way center city middle college high school -- that means they will earn their high school diploma along with an associates degree by the time they graduate. school officials say the goal is to jump start students college education. they can now enroll in the school for next year. and going from college to preschool, philadelphia wants to make sure that mores can enroll their families for free. >> but critics don't like how the city is paying for it. why the controversial soda tax could derail their city school plan. and people in one new jersey town will -- their most buzzed about issue of the decade. that's all new on nbc 10 news at

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>> today philadelphia started enrollment for its free pre-k program. but could a lawsuit stop the new initiative. all the controversy surrounding the soda tax. >> it's how the city plans to pay for that free preschool. >> reporter: the free pre-k is what got the soda tax passed in the first place and the mayor says that a lawsuit will not stop that. in january, the soda tax will help pay for ten more prekinder gartners to attend the jubilee school. >> i think children having a free education is so much more important than being able to buy soda for less money. >> reporter: today the city opened enrollment for 2,000 more

3 and 4-year-olds to attend pre-k for free. but a lawsuit filed by a coalition of businesses and the beverage association threatening to stop the implementation that tax. and they say it's unconstitutional. >> we're not going to city and wait and wait, these kids can't wait anymore. >> reporter: still the mayor's administration is moving full steam ahead. the mayor feels strongly about the city's ability to defend its position. but what if they lose the lawsuit? >> there are contingency plans, i won't lay them out at this point. but this is a priority for us, these plans and we're moving forward with them. >> karen felt built a new addition to expand pre-k. >> if the soda tax doesn't pass and we don't have this, we're going to have to find another way to fund the students. >> reporter: enrollment began today, it's given on a first

come, first served basis, priority will be given to low income families. for more information on how to sign up, head over to our nbc 10 app. all right to the weather now, a really pleasant fall day in center city, taking a live look at the comcast tower, few clouds there breaking up the summer today, but still very nice and warm. >> first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here with our forecast. we have clouds and perhaps some rain, right? >> as we go into the day. today it kind of held off, we're still watching it closely, mostly it will be late friday evening and it could even linger into your weekend, we still have the clouds around, 70s unseasonably warm for this time of year still, and even though we're afternoon 76 degrees, we did reach the high of 80, that matched the previous record high. delaware coming in at 75

degrees, spring city seeing overcast skies, and if you look into the distance, you do notice a little bit of haziness, we have some low clouds out there, and early tomorrow morning we even have some patchy fog. by 7:00 p.m., 69, by 10:00 p.m., so temperatures are not going to fall off quickly, it will be a mild evening. tomorrow morning off to a mild start, just be careful of that rain out there. the rain is moving into western p.a. and i think the majority of this will be moving in late tomorrow night. and in the meantime, take your umbrella with you, we could see isolated showers during the day, and over the weekend, a big cooldown under way. i'll tell you what you can expect especially for the eagles game. some of the top stories we're following on nbc 10 news at 5:00, today crews removed the wreckage of a small plane in south jersey.

it went down yesterday afternoon in a backyard at a home in lindenwold, a 76-year-old pilot and his student remain in the hospital. it is not clear what caused the plane to crash. professors at 14 pennsylvania universities are back on the picket line for the second day. members of the pennsylvania state college faculty went on strike yesterday after the contract negotiations failed. >> during a rally donald trump told supporters that he would accept the election results if he wins. that follows this comment from last night's presidential debate. >> will you make the same commitment 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. >> trump is refusing to say if he will accept the results of the election, this comes after week weeks -- >> voter fraud is all too common and they criticize us for saying that. and even republicans saying oh, that's such a terrible thing to say. take a look at philadelphia, what's been going on. >> i love philadelphia, and i hope we're going to do great in philadelphia. i hear these horror shows and we have to make sure that this election is not stolen from us. >> today a pennsylvania official had harsh words about the allegations. >> secretary of state pedro cortez says the claims of widespread fraud are false and dangerous. the people questioning pennsylvania's voting systems aren't true. he says there's no research or studies to back up the claims that voter fraud is a major

problem and that it's very rare. cortez went on to say that voter fraud is beyond the nation's core values. >> flying singular and unconnected and rare instances of fraud and a claim of widespread conspiracies is irresponsible and destructive to the democratic process. >> cortez says the state would work to make sure things run smoothly at the polls and that election workers are protected from unjustified allegations. votered who watched last night's debate weren't really focused on fraud. see the top discussions on social media. see you one of trump's debate comments is helping an old song climb the music charts. plus, a new sweet treat for fans at the wells fargo center, that's next at 5:00.

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their home ice for the first time this season. >> this is a live look at the wells far center where they'll be facing off against the winless anaheim ducks. the puck drops at 7:00 tonight. this guy, the beloved late founders of the flyers, ed snider. a banner will be raised to honor him along with a tribute video. snyder died in april along with a two-year battle with cancer. the flyers are hoping a memorial bracelet will go a little bit better the second time. last week fans started throwing the colorful bracelet on to the ice during the team first loss. >> a new place to grab a burger at the wells fargo center, today a ribbon was cut at the shake

shack. the world's first arena stand in the nation. when you go in there for sixers games, flyers or any other event, you got to go to shake shack. the burgers are pretty good too with those fries, can't beat it. it's another warm day, but rainy and cooler weather is coming. >> sheena parveen is working on your neighborhood forecast. >> the burgers warm you up. we have rain moving in, it's just off to our west, some of this will be around tomorrow evening to start off our weekend. i'll show you your weekend forecast coming up.

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the payroll contribution will go up, and so will donald's because he can't figure out how to get out of it. >> such a nasty woman. >> that comment right there was one of the most talked about of the final presidential debate. it came as hillary clinton and donald trump discuss social security and tax laws. but the comment has already caused a bizarre reaction. it's boosted a hit song, you probably know it, from the 1980s.

according to spotify, janet jackson's hit song "nasty" as sparked a debate conversation. last night's debate as you might imagine lit up social media. >> people reacted to just about everything from the allegations against him to his back and forth with the moderator. on twitter for instance, the most talked about topics was trump's disagreement with moderator chris wallace over his comments on aleppo, the republican nominee said he was wrong about the city falling to -- >> i just want everybody to go google it, google donald trump

iraq and you will see the dozens of sources which verify that he was for the invasion of iraq. >> wrong. >> and you can actually hear the audio of him saying that. >> trump has denied that he supported the invasion. in the end, trump dominated the conversation on both twitter and facebook. 59% of all tweets were about him, as well as 56% of facebook chatter. >> and republican, you can get the latest news information and analysis from the presidential election right now on nbc10.com, and how facebook is helping leaders endorse their candidate for president. well, another record high temperature today in philadelphia, we matched the old record of 80 degrees, so we're still well above normal for this time of year, a live look out across center city. we see the clouds around, and these clouds are going to lower a bit as we go through the night

tonight. and we see some areas of fog as get into tomorrow morning. you're not going to need the jacket just yet, but going into the weekend, you will, especially if you're headed to eagles game on saturday. 76 philadelphia, mid 70s for much of delaware, even our south jersey neighborhoods still warm at this hour, mid 70s. normal high for today mid 60s, vorhees 73 degrees, mt. laurel 76 degrees, robbinsville, 69, florenceville coming in at 69 degrees. no rain, we're dry right now, but some of those clouds will lower, you'll see fog in the morning, and the rain to the west will be moving for friday. i think most of friday will stay dry, with possibly some isolated showers, but most of what you see off to our west, that will be here late friday night

overnight into saturday. here's what future weather is showing, notice how we're kind of in a bit of a dry pocket here. showers just off to our west, overcast skies then it starts to move in saturdfriday night into saturday morning. that's saturday 8:30, showers around to start your weekend, cool and windy once all this starts to leave. so your saturday will be noticeably cooler, winds could be gusting near 30 miles an hour. good news is by sunday, it's not going to be as windy and it will be a much drier start for your monday. we're still going to say unseasonably warm, this is a future feels like temperature. so tomorrow many areas still feeling like the 70s, look at what happens when the rain moves through on saturday and that wind starts to pick up. some areas near the lehigh valley saturday morning could

feel like the 30s, the rest -- sunday 62 and sunny in the phil area, pennsylvania suburbs, tomorrow you'll be in the mid 70s with late-day showers, saturday early rain, 57 degrees, and by sunday, 61 and sunny. lehigh valley, tomorrow mid 70s, saturday 66 for a high. if you're in new jersey or delaware, you're going to have the lowest chance of rain along the shore in parts of new jersey and delaware, but most of that rain will be early in the morning, by sunday, we all clear out and temperatures in the low 60s, but notice how the weekend is going to be very different than what we have been experiencing over the past few days. eagles tailgaters, 53 degrees for tailgating, 58 at kickoff

and 63 by the fourth quarter. still unseasonably warm, with the clouds around, early rain on saturday, then we go through sunday, we're going to dry out then, by monday, even tuesday, we're going to be a little cooler, temperatures back down into the 50s. then a warmup by the end of the week. lester holt joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> and he has a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." >> donald trump tries to clarify his debate jaw dropper, we have the 911 calls released today in hopes of generating leads for a serial ekiller on the loose, an why concrete is leaving some homes not fit to live in. and it's all on consumers. i think a lot of people can

actually to this back at home. imagine if you lost more than 2,000 personal photos. >> a lucky woman on the jersey shore has saved a cup federal that heart ache, where she found the photos and how she located the owner. we break down both sides of the debate.

a middle schoolteacher turned rapper. rapper d-1 hit the stage at the high school this morning. a former teacher gave away a $5,000 scholarship to one of the

students. students say they were inspired by the rapper's story. >> i think it's interesting how he has had many things to do with his life. after he became a rapper he still wanted to teach. >> it gave me hope, because i was kind of iffy about the whole college thing, but it inspired me, i'm all about it now. >> d1 is making stops in new jersey and delaware. >> new at 5:00, hundreds of photos lost on the streets of new york city are now being returned to their owners. >> and it's all thanks to a new jersey woman. we just learned that tammy toser has found the rightful owners of a camera card. when she looked at the card, she found nearly 2,000 pictures of a

couple that travhad traveled al over the world. she said she had to find a way to return their priceless memories. >> i knew if i dropped my sd card in the city, i would want somebody to try to return it to me. toser says she's meeting that couple tomorrow in new york city to return the sd card. it's not clear exactly how she found the couple, but we're glad she said. >> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. coming up at 6:00, only if he wins, donald trump says that is the only scenario that he will accept the election results. plus smoking marijuana in public, in center city, a popup pop guarded is encouraging people to light up right now. and a named debate comes up in one new jersey shore town.

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if he wins, trudonald trump says that's the only way he will accept the election results. cosmetic crime ring, a mom and her daughter accused of stealing $100,000 in makeup at stores around our region. i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> tonight, donald trump is doubling down on his unprecedented claims that he may not accept the results of this election.

good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. americans will themake their decision 2016 in just 19 days. but donald trump says he might challenge that decision if he's the loser. >> of course i would accept a clear election result. but i would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a questionable result. >> today's comments come after trump made the same suggestion at last night's debate. we sent nbc 10's tim furlong to ask voters who they make of trump castle doubt on the election result. >> from this florida diner, to wdel talk radio in wilmington, everyone is talking about the debate. >> we have some bad hombres her