house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. hard lesson. a mother says her son was suspended for making a knife out of paper. will he refuse to lose? donald trump heads to our area hours after saying he'll accept the election results if he wins.

crime and cosmetics. a mother and daughter accused of stealing 100 grand in beauty products the scheme that police say they used to cash in. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. i'm like, well, i don't understand why you'd suspend him. >> an nbc10 exclusive. a mother says her second grader was suspended from school for making this knife out of paper. good evening. i'm jacqueline london. the 8-year-old says it was an art project and a misunderstanding. but the redding school district says that's not the entire story. nbc10's brandon hudson has the exclusive. >> reporter: the school that suspended the 8-year-old boy has a no weapons policy posted on its doors. while the 8-year-old didn't have an actual weapon, the principal thought his paper knife was dangerous enough to suspend him. this is a photo of the paper

knife that beth says got her 8-year-old son suspended from tyson shaner school in redding. >> it looks like a paintbrush. >> reporter: she says her son, ryan, made it in art class last week. she then got a phone call from the principal saying ryan was suspended for two days. it was later reduced to one. regardless, mom disagrees. >> he told me, well t was threatening. i was like it's paper. and he told me that it was my fault he acted up. >> reporter: in a statement, the redding school district said, quote, the information provided by mom is not accurate. a student is disciplined on the totality of the circumstances during the incident. she says the school told her the paper knife violated policy. did they tell you what the actual policy was? >> no. when i talked to the superintendent, she was supposed to look into it. >> i like went like this. >> reporter: we asked ryan about his paper knife. the second grader said he wasn't

trying to hurt anyone. and as for the red around the edge of the blade, we asked ryan about that too. he claims it wasn't blood. judge for yourself. >> when i was doing the knife thing to like play around with some people, it actually looked like real blood. so then it's not actually supposed to be. it's supposed to be all gray. >> reporter: beth says she has no plans to put her son into another school. brandon hudson, nbc10 news. to decision 2016 and the push for pennsylvania. donald trump will rally in newtown bucks county tomorrow. he needs big support from suburban voters in order to pull off a victory in must win pennsylvania. both parties are focusing on the keystone state tomorrow. trump has a second event in johnstown while vice president joe biden campaigns for hillary

clinton in wilkes-barre. today, trump doubled down saying he would accept the election results if he's the win. some critics worry he is creating dangerous doubt in the democratic process. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> today in ohio, donald trump promised to accept a clear election result. but he's not sure there will be one. the republican nominee renewing claims that the race against hillary clinton could be rigged against him. >> this is how donald thinks, and it's funny, but it's also really troubling. >> there's a lengthy history of the losing conceding to the winner going back to 1,800. the federalists versus the jeffersonnians. >> to the wonderment of the world, they gave up their power and turned it over to the new group.

grudgingly, reluctantly, thinking of ways they could regain it, but they did it. and after that, that became the american norm. >> at one time in history, in 1860, before an election ever happened, one group said they would not accept the result if the republican candidate won. >> abraham lincoln won in 1860, and southerners seceded from the union, and civil war followed. >> and more recently in 2000, the infamous recount and hanging chads in florida with al gore. >> once the supreme court said that the count is going to be what it is, he accepted the result without question. >> how this election will go down in history will be answered in 19 days. tonight we did get an encouraging sign from the candidates, this brief handshake after a dinner in new york. donald trump and hillary clinton took turns roasting each other, and in just a few minutes, we will show you the moments that will have everyone talking tomorrow. the new jersey senate has approved a bill that would

punish billionaire carl icahn for shutting down the trump taj mahal casino in atlantic city. the law now prohibits icahn from holding a casino license for five years. his management team says the bill is unconstitutional and makes it virtually impossible to reopen the taj mahal should they decide to do so. if passed by the full legislature, the bill is likely to be vetoed by governor chris christie. it's a crash landing many are calling a miracle. today family members told nbc10 the pilot of this small plane intentionally steered away from homes and crashed into a backyard in lindenwold yesterday. it's too soon for investigators to know just what went wrong. they're also trying to determine if the pilot tried to use a nearby road as his runway. >> he was planning on landing on this road. but a car made a turn down here, and he noticed the car making a turn. so that's why he made a sharp turn to go to the right, and that's where he ended up. >> late today, the plane's body,

wings, and engine were all hauled away to a hangar in delaware where the faa will inspect the wreckage. a federal judge has overturned several guilty verdicts handed down against former congress man chaka fattah. but the conviction on the most serious bribery count this in his corruption trial stands. the judge ruled the prosecution did not present sufficient evidence to prove four of the 22 counts in the case, which included mail and bank fraud. a sentencing date has not been set. new at 11:00, airport troubles for a former philadelphia may oral candidate today. sam katz was caught by tsa officials with a small amount of marijuana as he tried to pass through security at philadelphia international. katz was at the airport getting ready to board a flight to florida. he was given a fine and allowed to leave. katz ended up missing his scheduled flight but eventually made it out of town. philadelphia marijuana activists threw a party and puffed in public tonight. the pop-up weed garden

celebrated two years of pot decriminalization in the city. but as nbc10's drew smith explains, the debate over marijuana restrictions is far from over. >> reporter: the fact philadelphians can do this and, at most, get a ticket is still music to these people's ears. police did not interfere as these smokers took photos while hempy the mascot. all to show appreciation for two years of decriminalization, which cut arrests by thousands. >> i was arrested in philadelphia three years ago at a protest, and now we're having a garden party outside of the art museum. it's great progress. >> reporter: there weren't just people here having fun tonight. we found entrepreneurs in the crowd who tell me they're not only here looking at future customers but also keeping an eye at the people down the parkway in city hall. >> clearly people are embracing the can abusiness industnabis i.

>> reporter: they work in the industry with clients on the west coast for now. >> the it phenomenal to see the amount of capital they're bringing in on a monthly basis. >> reporter: city councilman derek green introduced a zoning law which would keep the soon to be legal marijuana dispensaries 500 feet away from homes, churches and other public spaces. the councilman is emphasizing safety while keeping them accessible. >> i think there's going to be an access issue. >> reporter: a group marking a milestone with joints held high, ready for the next fight. in center city, drew smith, nbc10 news. philadelphia mayor jim kenney signs a new law today that gives some city workers a pay raise. the measure expands the prevailing wage to include service workers at universities, hospitals, stadiums, the convention center, and other publicly subsidized institutions. the law takes effect immediately.

well, we have some fog around for the morning commute. then we have rain in the forecast followed by a big weekend cool down. i'll show you what you're week's going to look like and how cold temperatures are going to get. that's coming up. the cosmetics caper. how police say a mother and daughter managed to steal 100 grand in beauty products from a popular store. the eagles' magic man comes no carrierringringconnec0

call it the cosmetics caper. a mother and daughter are accused of stealing more than $100,000 in beauty products. police say they took their scheme to six states, including pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. nbc10's keith jones explains how it worked. >> reporter: picture this. grabbing, stashing, and

repeating. how many times? until you get to $107,000 worth. crazy? not if you ask this makeup artist. >> this little container here is two ounces. so this is larger than what was taken. >> so easy to grab and stash? >> super easy. the box that this comes in is this big. >> she told me different brands are expensive. think hundreds of dollars. that's what this mom and daughter team allegedly stole over a year's time. police say caroline and breanna britt knew exactly which brands to steal at ulta stores during business hours across six states. nbc10 hit the streets of philly. >> that's absolutely insane. it's crazy that they did that on makeup of all things. >> i don't know how they would carry it all. like i don't know what would be so expensive. >> that's a lot. that's quite a bit, especially in a year. that's a lot. i would think that they're probably reselling it. that's not just all for them. >> reporter: but police say that's not what this mother/daughter pair was doing.

instead, they would take the stolen cosmetics to jcpenney stores, converting store credit to cash. >> and just grab and go, you know. it's for the ease of the customer, but it's certainly pretty easy for people to take things that they don't pay for unfortunately. >> reporter: in philadelphia, keith jones, nbc10 news. one night after going head to head on the debate stage, hillary clinton and donald trump were together again. it's been a tradition for the candidates to appear at the alfred e. smith foundation dinner and poke fun at themselves and each other. >> i got the chance to meet the people who are working so hard to get her elected. there they are, the heads of nbc, cnn, cbs, abc. there's "the new york times" right over there and "the washington post." >> clinton managed to laugh off most of trump's comments before turning the tables on her

republican counterpart. >> lopeople look at the statue liberty and they see a proud symbol of our history as a nation of immigrants, a beacon of home for people around the world. donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a four. maybe a five if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> the candidates ended the night with a handshake. the event helped raise more than $6 million for catholic charities. philadelphia eagles magic man jon dorenbos stopped by nbc10 tonight to show us some tricks and interact with his fans. >> oh, this is perfect. as you guys know, this is the two of hearts. here's kind of a cool little technique you can do. look at this. >> you're ripping it in fours. >> go ahead and put your hand on

the top. watch. it's going to go back together. did you see it? >> no. >> let me see. >> oh! >> hold your hand and hold the pieces. >> yeah, yeah. >> put the hand right here. then maybe that's when we can just bounce it off the table. >> what the -- >> how does he do it? dorenbos wowed our keith jones during a facebook live broadcast. he answered questions from fans across the country and shared some stories about his time competing on america's got talent. and you can audition for the hit nbc show when it comes to philadelphia january 14th. he's so good. almost with a snap of our fingers, the weather is changing, sheena. >> yes, jacqueline. i wish. i wish i could change it back to summer, but it's actually going to start to feel a lot more like fall soon. very soon. as soon as the weekend. but first we have to deal with some fog and even some rain in the forecast. areas of fog overnight tonight. i think we're going to see some of this developing as we go into the morning hours too.

for your morning commute, we'll be seeing some areas of patchy fog throughout the entire area. so don't be surprised if you run into that. rain chances through tomorrow evening mainly into saturday morning. then it's going to get chilly and windy for part of the weekend. i think the main area of wind, what we're going to see mostly is going to be in the morning and afternoon on saturday. and later saturday night. here's a look right now. satellite and radar. we're seeing the clouds around, but the rain's not here just yet. it is off to our west, though. this all should really stay kind of off to our west until later tomorrow. i think the rain will hold off as we go through most of the day. morning fog and then later tomorrow, if you have the friday night plans, i would grab the umbrella before you head out because rain is going to be in the forecast later tomorrow night. so here's a look at future weather. if you look at the area overnight, not too bad. even for the morning. but if you're along the shore, you could start to see some morning showers by 9:30. then later in the day, mostly dry. i think temperatures are going to warm up again.

we matched another record high today. we could be in the upper 70s again tomorrow. rain just to our west by 7:00 p.m., and then we go through the overnight hours. that rain moves in, and i think it will be hanging around for saturday morning. starting to clear through the afternoon saturday. then the cool air starts to move in, we're talking upper 50s. but also going to get windy. sunday looks good. nice and dry. nice and sunny for the eagles game, and it will be more like football weather. so for tomorrow, friday, 77 for the high in philadelphia. showers mostly later in the day. along the shore, the showers could be there early in the morning. then we go into saturday morning rain lingering for pennsylvania, the philadelphia suburbs, also for the lehigh valley. then we go into sunday. sunny skies. temperatures in the low 60s, but it is going to get much colder as we go into your saturday. if you're heading to the eagles game, tailgaters, 53 degrees. more like fall weather. by kickoff, 58 degrees. by the fourth quarter, temperatures topping out in

about the low 60s. so definitely a change going into the weekend. i'll show you that ten-day forecast coming up. you've heard of police coming to the rescue, but probably not like this. check it out. it's a police officer cradling a bald eagle right in his hands. the unusual call that left him with a bird riding in his back seat.

in honor of breast cancer awareness month, breast.org held a fund-raising event tonight. nbc10's rosemary conners emceed the festivities. in the last six years, more than $2.5 million has been raised. a florida state trooper came to the rescue after a bald eagle was hit by a car on a busy

highway. dash cam video shows the trooper driving toward the bird as it sat on the side of the road. the officer got out of his cruiser, picked up the animal, and put it in the back of his car. he then drove the eagle to animal control. the bird had no broken bones, and experts believe it will fly again. looking good. we'd love to see our own eagles flying again soon, danny. >> you got that right. the eagles were gashed in the run game against washington, but will get some relief in that area sunday against the vikings. i'll explain how that's possible coming up. plus the flyers honor their founder before tonight's home opener. we'll show you the tribute to ed snider. plus all the action on the ice next in sports.

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hey, good evening. i'm danny pommells. the flyers dropped the puck on the home portion of their schedule. it was a special home opener as the flyers are celebrating their 50th anniversary this season. also the first season where ed snider won't be around to preside over the franchise. raising a banner in honor of its founder pregame. meanwhile, ducks up a goal in the first. flyers power play comes through. number 17 wayne sim ones doing the honors. matt read puts the orange and black on top. sick move in front for him. his fourth of the year. gave the flyers the lead. it's 2-2 in the third. ryan gar ba comes calling. puts the ducks on top from the doorstep. they take the lead 3-2 and hold on to win by that margin. >> from everybody's personal standpoint, we can all be better. when we lose three games in a row, you know, we can't worry about what other people are doing. got to focus on your own job. >> it's two too many. lose one game, you should be

able to hopefully turn it around. in a little bit of a hole here. it's the beginning of the year. no need to panic. >> go to the birds, who are still licking their wounds following a second straight loss, this time to a divisional foe in the form of the washington redskins who gouged the birds on the ground. up next, an even tougher test against the vikings this sunday. john clark has more. >> reporter: the birds are happy to be back home. they are 2-0 at the lake. they're the nfl's best team at home. they've given up the fewest points at home, outscoring the browns and steelers 63-13. so they're looking for that home field advantage again. the defense needs to turn it around. they gave up 230 yards on the ground in washington. brandon graham says they were embarrasses. the good thing here is the vikings are the worst rushing team in the nfl, averaging just 2 1/2 yards a carry. >> we just got to play better. nothing has to be fixed. we need to get back to playing the ball that we played the first three weeks, disciplined

football and everybody playing together. >> we're all going to get back to basics and just do our job. >> reporter: don't forget the birds will be missing their top run stopper, bennie logan. at the novacare complex, john clark, csn. cue the music. let's reveal the winner of the high school blitz game of the week. delaware county. good football out in delco. highlights of that game and more tomorrow at 11:00. i will see you then. for now, that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommells. we'll be right back. ♪

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a final look at our changing weather, sheena. >> it's going to change big time for the weekend. tomorrow, still above normal. i would say the upper 70s tomorrow. the rain, chances mostly later tomorrow night. and then we'll get some lingering rain saturday morning. but look at the high start. 58 degrees. cooler and it's going to be windy. wind gusts near 30 miles an hour saturday. sunday, football weather for the eagles. 62, sunny, nice weather for that. then next week, we could have some mornings where we're in the 30s. so it's going to be definitely a fall start. >> bye-bye summer weather. hello football weather. for sheena and all of us, have a great night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ben affleck. sarah paulson. musical guest, green day.