back to reality. breaking bread, the charity event that got ugly as hillary clinton and donald trump sat feet apart from each other. some of the world's biggest web sites may have been hit by hackers thisé >> right now at 11:00 another day of mild weather. we look live outside. big changes are coming just in time for the weekend. get ready for the return of the rain as we take a live look at the first alert radar and a dramatic drop in temperatures. good morning. i'm vai sikahema.

you'll need the rain gear and definitely your coat or something warm. we are here with the details. >> yeah. we have one more warm day. we have been watching the temperatures climb and then the weekend dramatically different. we started off with fog and low clouds. the fog is gone. that disappeared with the temperatures climbing. they will continue to climb. la look at the temperatures. partly sunny skies with southerly winds at 9 miles per hour. it's a wind shift that will make it much colder this weekend. 70s in the suburbs. you're seeing some breaks in the clouds. no showers for the suburbs. we have already seen showers this morning in new jersey and at the jersey shore. those showers will be here this morning and gone this afternoon. sunshine to warm us to near 80 this afternoon. not into the record levels like we have seen the last few days.

we have been streaming along the coast. atlantic city is seeing light rainfall. the heaviest are just offshore. light rainfall extends to the south. that's the first round of showers. those will move out during the day and then this is what's moving in starting tonight. the first of these showers will arrive in the lehigh valley late this afternoon and early this evening. later tonight and overnight tonight into tomorrow looks like the rain is headed for philadelphia. with it much cooler weather. look at the 50s for saturday and strong gusty winds. it will be in the 50s. still showers around first thing in the morning for philadelphia. we dry out and the window dies down on sunday. plenty of sunshine. look at that fall weather. low 60s. sunny skies sunday afternoon. that's not the last of the cooler weather. we are looking at some 30s on the extended ten day forecast.

i'll have that when i come back! 30s. very nice. thank you very much. philadelphia police searching for clues after a burned body was discovered a few hours ago. we are live in kensington. what have you learned so far? >> reporter: we can tell you police sources believe that the person who was found back here on this street behind the laundromat here could be a man. they believe that the body could have been set on fire after that body was dumped here. all of this happened around 6:00 to 7:00 this morning. we are told that a truck driver pulled down the street to make a delivery. went in for a closer look and discovered it was a body. it is believed by people who live and work in the area that it because man. sources telling us they do believe it because male who was maybe dumped here and set on fire. investigators are still very early trying to figure out what happened here.

we know that the medical examiner is on scene as well as the fire marshal at this point. they are talking to people who may have been here. there was certainly a lot of activity here. they are trying to figure out if anybody saw anybody there. they are trying to figure this out. we won't know anything about how long he was here until an autopsy is complete. that's the very latest reporting live in kensington, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. lawmakers look for reasons why a new jersey transit train slammed. they are holding a joint meeting in trenton right now. lawmakers invited to testify on funding. last month's crash killed one woman and injured more than a

dozen people. it could take more than a year to figure out what lead to the accident. philadelphia's historical commission is holding a hearing on jewelers row. they are scheduled to be demolished. the commission plans a review to designate properties as historic places. the developer has the permits needed. the mayor says with the way that fits in. the debris from this small plane crash is now at a hanger where federal investigators will inspecti?pqx:o it. they took notes before the debris was remooufd. it narrowly missed homes when it went down on wednesday. the passenger is of cherry hill.

both men remain hospitalized. >> god bless them. god bless them. that's all i can say. it's a total miracle that a small plane like that, wow. >> the ntsb say it could take more than a week to narrow down an exact cause of this crash. time now far check on the roads with first alert traffic reporter. where are you starting? >> we do have an accident around our cameras. you can see right here into the right hand shoulder of the westbound side there are police officers there ton scene. it looks like at least another vehicle involved. we have crews there on the scene as well. the lanes are all open. let's check in with the drive time there just to be sure and see. the eastbound side, it is the opposite direction. we are not seeing the typical

direction. 15 minutes, that's only about a two or three minute increase right now. not too bad. speeds are into the 40s. traffic a little slow. watch for construction around the intersection here. we are seeing big delays on 202 and on 73. watch for delays there. reports of hazardous road conditions, vai v. >> thank you. he was busted for having marijuana at the philadelphia international airport. they say he was carrying a small amount of marijuana as he was going through security. because marijuana was decriminal ieds in philadelphia it was con fi skated and he was givenb a 5 fiechblt fine. he did make it out of town. possession of marijuana is a

misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and $1,000 fine. thousands of police radios are faulty. they were part of a $36.5 million overhaul. police departments in norristown are impacted. officials found some of the radios were just shutting off. motorola preparing at no cost. a battle over a plan to create protective sand dunes at the jersey shore. several homeowners filed to block the project. the owners claimed the dunes would create flooding and standing waters. new jersey's environmental commissioners said they would handle any flooding. they were planning to begin the dune project in december. and happening this weekend you can get rid of your old

prescription pills safely. they are all taking part in the annual prescription drug take back day. it is a way to get rid of unused pills so they don't fall into the wrong hands. for more information look for the story on the nbc 10 app. fresh off a firey debate, a surreal scene in new york last night. >> this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> ahead, the playful and not so playful jabs they took as they sat feet away from each other at a charity event. >> the news may have effected you, the cyber attack that is under investigation. a murky start this morning and clouds are thinning out and temperatures are warming up. a big change for the weekend.

into next week i have the ten day on ten when i come back.

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decision 2016 returns to battleground pennsylvania today. donald trump will hold a rally tonight. before arriving in our area trump will campaign. also today joe biden will stop for hillary clinton. her running mate will campaign in state college. clinton faced off with trump at the alfred smith catholic charity dinner tonight. as we report a chance of the candidates can take a little time out and be a little self deply kating. things got ugly fast. >> translato . >> reporter: the mood was icy from the start. not initially acknowledging each other or shaking hands. donald trump taking the stage

first poking fun at his wife after her convention speech replicated a few passages from michelle obama from 2008. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. it's fantastic. they think she is absolutely great. my wife melania gives the exact same speech and people get on her case. >> but things quickly took a chilly turn. >> hillary is so corrupt. she got kicked off the watergate commission. here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. >> clinton who sat stone faced taking the podium moments later. >> this is such a special event

that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> she swiped trump was known for rating women on a scale from one to ten. >> people look at the statue of liberty and they see a proud symbol. donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a four, maybe a five if she looses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> the nature of the night underscoring the historically bitter battle in a day on which trump doubled down. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> throughout the day backlash from republicans. >> i don't believe that there's a rigged election system. >> and clinton's top surrogate. >> that is not a joking matter.

no. i want everybody to pay attention here. that is dangerous. >> nbc 10 news. bill clinton gathered support for his wife in the battleground state of florida today. a short time ago he spoke to members of the florida education association during an assembly in orlando. you can follow the latest developments on 2016 ton the nb 10 app. we have breaking news. a company says it caused disruption across the east coastme coast. electronic traffic provides service for sites like twitter and netflix. they say services have now been restored to normal. pretty nice outside.

we have a few clouds around. it is warming things up. with the clouds breaking sunshine is breaking through to send our temperatures to near 80 degrees this afternoon. so one more warm one before things change for tomorrow. that change starts this evening as rain arrives. umbrellas will be coming up late this evening and overnight tonight. philadelphia area into delaware and south jersey will also see some of that rain. for now we are watching the temperatures. we are in the 60s first thing this morning. suburbs nice uniform temperatures. philadelphia international at 73 and in the low 70s right now. northeast philadelphia at 74 degrees. they are coming up. we'll get close to 80 degrees. i don't expect to see any records breaking today. umbrellas, a few of them this morning. these showers will end. they will be out of the picture for the rest of the day.

the heaviest rainfall is well offshore. the next round of clouds is just to the northwest. look at the rain spregd throu spreading through the ohio valley. this is into new york. that's a cold front. it will come through tonight and tomorrow. behind it is some much colder air. futurecast shows showers at 4:00 this afternoon moving into burkes county. that's line that will inch towards the philadelphia area at 6:00 this evening. the showers starting in allentown. once they get going we see scattered showers to philadelphia into south jersey and delaware. steadier rain will hold off in the 1:00 in the morning. a little after midnight. that's the cold air pushing into the area. that will shift the winds. for today forecast winds out of the south. it is giving us the warm up. you can feel the humidity fist thing this morning.

we saw it with the fog first thing this morning. once the cold front comes through, the rain pushes through look at the winds for tomorrow. they will be racing through the area. we could see steady winds of 25 miles per hour but wind gusts could go as high as 40 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon. 70s today. as we go into the evening clouds building and chance of late evening showers. suburbs will also see late evening showers. 50s by late evening. rain moving through the area. showers will eventually make it into delaware as well. the showers moving through delaware. south jersey had seen showers. inland it has been dry. it will likely stay dry at 10:00 this evening. overnight into tomorrow that's when you can see the rain moving in as well. 79 today, 50s tomorrow with gusty winds that will die down for sunday. it is looking good for the

eagles game. low 60s again on monday. here comes the colder weather. 41 the low on tuesday. down to 38 degrees on wednesday then it's back into the 40s and 50s for morning temperatures and afternoon temperatures right on target for this time of year in the 60s, vai. >> thank you. strong guidelines for parents about how much screen time your children should be getting from tv and video games to computers, ipads, smart phones, how much is too much? you voted and here is the high school game of the week. we are heading to delaware county. watch the nbc 10 tonight at 11:00 for complete highlights. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message.

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education levels. a local organization is continuing the mission to help victims in our community. she is here with bobby who lost his mother to domestic violence. we'll talk a little bit about that in a second. let's start with you. tell us about what the organization does. >> sure. it is a comprehensive domestic violence agency located in montgomery county. we provide a ray of services from emergency shelter for people needs to flee to community education, crisis intervention, legal advocacy and just education on the top of the domestic violence. >> tell us about your mother and what happened to her and how that effected you. >> yeah, so my mom was married to my step father for about eight years.

we grew up in a house with him. it was never a home. it was a house. there was always a lot of tension growing up. my eight grade year my mom moved down the street because my sister was a senior in high school and she wanted her to continue at her same high school. a little over 11:00 years ago he took my mom's life and took his own right afterwards. i was kind of lucky though because my sisters are absolutely amazing. my family and my mom has two brothers and two sisters. everyone lives in the area. they took us into their homes and we didn't really skip a beat in terms of just trying to keep everything as normal as possible. like i said, we were very lucky to have that support system around us. >> it is amazing. i have known you since you were in high school. you played baseball with my son, trey. i didn't know that's the reason why you moved into the school

you attended sophomore year. >> yeah. the community was fantastic. you know, it was a very tragic event. you know, it opened my eyes to all of the good there was in this world and all of the people that were there for you. >> tell me why you decided to get involved. >> i'm a big eagles fan. two or three years ago after the ray rice incident he got a two game suspension for domestic violence. i couldn't believe that. you know, the suspension got larger after they saw the videos and everything. i don't think you need to see the videos to know how it is. i had written a letter to a few guys and sent a letter to the laurel house. i said these are my thoughts. how can i get involved? how can i help to make a

difference to victims and potential victims to make sure kids understand that this isn't okay. you know, it kind of took off from there. she kind of walked me through what it does. i had no idea what it really did. i just got involved with the events and my families had gotten involved. it is tremendous. >> tell us real quickly before we run out of time the event this sunday. you have a 5 k coming up. >> yes. it is one of our largest fundraisers. we have about 400 people. this year we have 17 in addition to someone killed by domestic violence. >> your 17th annual is happening this sunday october 23rd. the 5 k run and walk starts at 11:30. come to nbc10.com or the nbc 10

app. if you or a loved one is a victim of domestic violence help support. you can call the confidential hot line number. 1-800-642-3100. thank you so much. >> thank you. the rain will be falling and so will the temperatures. the mild weather will soon be a distant memory. bill henley is tracking the changes happening just in time for the weekend. also, getting the boot, the marketing makeover that has snoopy look for a new job in three decades.

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bill is here with details. >> there is a good deal of sunshine. they won't leave us completely during the day today. this had mostly cloudy skies to start with. no rain in the east. it will wait until later on. temperatures have been climbing into the 70s inland. right along the coast is where clouds and some showers have kept things cooler. it is cloudy right now. it has been a cloudy morning. this afternoon we'll get breaks of sunshine. it won't be an all day rain at the shore. scattered clouds today. it's looking good for sunday's game against the vikings. it will be cooler than today. we are heading into the upper 70s this afternoon. forget about that with a 1:00 p.m. game time. kick off 58 degrees. what happens before we get, when

you can expect rain and a look into next week coming up. >> thank you, bill. checking out our headlines, searching for clues after a b n burned body in the kensington section. the person could be a man. they also say someone may have dumped the body there before setting it on fire. holding a meeting as they begin to look for answers as to why a speeding new jersey transit train slammed into a station. lawmakers want to learn more about funding, operations and safety policies. the crash killed one woman and injured more than 100 people. philadelphia's historical commission holding a hearing on jewelers row. several properties are scheduled to be demolished. the commission plans to review

the decision to designate properties. a u.s. military member killed helping iraqi forces to retake the city of mosul from isis. it is the first american combat casualty. richard reports from near mosul. >> reporter: isis today hit back with a sneak attack on a government complex where they exchanged fire with security forces. isis may be trying to slow down the assaults on mosul. it doesn't seem to be working. iraqi troops said they pushed from within four miles of the city, the isis capital in ie la iraq. iraqi troops brought in their heaviest weapons. isis fought back with suicide bombers. all of this was new to the iraqi soldier's ears.

we'll win god willing. isis does need to be retreating from some of its positions. the soldiers showed us a tunnel and bunker they just found. at the far end we came out into an isis headquarters. food still in the kitchen area, half made bombs, chemicals for more. and on the wall one of the most infamous symbols any where, isis logo. when americans were standing in front of this they were about to be beheaded. today it was their turn have isis on the run. reaching mosul the isis stronghold may be the easy part. today the u.n. warned isis gathered about 600 civilian families, brought them to isis locations to use as human shields. nbc news, northern iraq.

we know the identity of a decorated american soldier killed in an attack in afghanistan. a civilian from oklahoma died yesterday. they were wounded in an encounter with hostile enmy forces. earlier they say the man was responsible for the attack and three other people were also wounded. sergeant active duty four years ago and was awarded the purple heart. ash carter is in turkey this morning. he talked to the president about the country's involvement in the campaign to retake mosul from isis. the president has been frustrated at turkey. tensions are rising between the two countries. carter didn't say whether he thought turkey should be allowed to participate. they say sovereignty needs to be respected. >> today people in japan are cleaning up damage from a strong

earthquake there. it was centered on the western side of the island nation. it caused two houses to collapse and knocked roof tiles off of other buildings. at least seven people were hurt. the earthquake caused temporary blackout. there was no danger of a tsunami. no formal talks scheduled moving into day three of the strike. unionized professors said they are angry over a contract offer that costs them more for health care plan and changes other policies. officials with the state system say health care costs are rising for all americans. the system said it offered the faculty members pay raises.

this morning they have new recommendations on media usage by kids. it is meant to show parents how to use smart phones and tablets to their advantage. we have the details. >> reporter: kids these days face a digital deluge of social media instead of playing a constant game of keep away parents are now encouraged to join the fun. >> play the games together with the kids. look at social media together with your kids. watch the news together if that's what you want to do. >> updated information recommends a shift to making moms and dads media mentors. >> we don't think of it as screen time anymore. we think of how can we use media as a tool to suit our family's goals and values? >> previously they suggested no

media before age two. now they say there is evidence toddlers as young as 18 months could learn and benefit from some forms of technology as long as parents are there to guide them and technology is not overly stimulating. >> if you go overboard with the light effects you can get kids distracted. >> the aap encourages a media limit of one hour a day for kids up to a six. after that parents should set limits according to their family rules. the new guide is meant to help families stay connected with technology and without. nbc 10 news. and new this morning, target recalling halloween decorations you might have in your home. it is for led gel clings. they can separate from batteries and children could possibly eat those batteries. target advises customer to return them to any store for a

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insurance companies starting using snoopy. now met life is launching a new effort that focuses more on corporate clients. the new logo will be centered around its name. they say a picture is worth a thousand words. we guarantee you'll have plenty to say after checking out the new exhibition. thank you for being here. tell us about this exhibit and why it's so unique. >> well, as you know, we have

sort of the great collection of impressionists. we have never collected photography and the history of photography in france in that period is really one of the most important histories in the development of the media. we organized that and 24 of the most important photographers, 170 vintage photographs, which is very important. it is the period in which the pictures were made and presented in ways which should resonate in the collection. what's been the response so far? >> that's a great question. you do it out of love, historical import. one of the things that has been great is young people, really young people.

we are both relatively young but young people are so engaged with photo culture now. >> yeah. instagram, snapchat. they are looking at beautiful pictures and they are spending time with them. it attracted a younger audience. they have engaged far loor a lo time. >> this is at the barns foundation. it is in philadelphia. comcast is a proud sponsor of the exhibit. for more information head over to our web site at nbc10.com or check out the wonbc 10 app. always a pleasure having you here. appreciate it. getting nice breaks of sunshine. a live view looking past lincoln

financial. nice breaks in the clouds. blue sky and the temperatures are climbing. we are in the 70s right now. unusually warm for this time of year. our normal high temperature is 65 degrees. we are already at 70 in philadelphia. it is 75 in allentown. allentown 6 degrees warmer than yesterday. it was a record. that's 1 degree warmer right now than we were yesterday at this time. there are more clouds around. we won't get quite as much sunshine as yesterday. i don't see any showers in the immediate area or any records being broken today. i'm tracking showers later this evening and overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. redding late this afternoon and this evening. we'll see the clouds building in. we have already seen showers at the shore. it will come to an end this

morning. it is overnight tonight and into tomorrow. dover we'll see showers in delaware. we get the temperature plunge that will come with the next round of showers. that's a cold front coming into the area. that is warm air surging into the area. this is a cold front that will sweep through tonight. there is cold air waiting in the wings. it is a dramatic temperature shift. gusty winds will come along with that. yes, we will get rainfall. by late this afternoon and early evening we'll start to see showers develop. at 4:30 barely moving into western burkes county. the line of showers will be slow to move into our area. it will be coming in during the evening hours. the bulk of the rainfall will come through over it's night tonight and into tomorrow morning. that's 1:30 in the morning the

rain will be falling in philadelphia. temperatures will be tumbling. 50s for saturday across the board. still a chance of lingering showers in philadelphia. sunny skies for sunday. temperatures will come up. the wind will die down on sunday. very strong gusty winds could be as high as 40 miles per hour. that's not the last of the chill. after near 80 today 50 tomorrow eagles game plenty of sunshine. fall weather continues on monday. another cold front comes through. it gets colder on tuesday and the coldest yet will be wednesday morning with morning temperatures in the 30s. it's in the 60s for the balance of next week. >> thank you. the oldest association of color is honoring journalists for their outstanding contributions to our area. they are holding the an jewel awards and scholarship gala.

this is the secretary of external -- we thank you for being here. tell us what's in store for tomorrow night. >> this is our 11th annual awards and scholarship gala. this year we will be honoring the late kevin tatem. they were very much responsible because of we'll honor others with the legacy award, impact award. we have the community service award. people have a chance to look forward to leading journalists in the city of philadelphia. >> obviously we think he is

deserving. >> cesars work over 20 plus years in front of the camera. it is really why we chose cesar in addition to his continuous support. so it's important that we honor those who have paved the way for those that come. >> get back to the impalkt kevin had. he was one of the first black sports writers at the philadelphia inquirer. tell me about the impact he had in philadelphia. >> it was huge especially during the time that he started there with him being one ocht first african american photoists. the reason we want to nonnor him. we have someone who will rewrite

his obituary. >> what's sad is when i knew him i never knew that he was among the first people of color to work at the philadelphia inquirer and was a pioneer. >> yes. >> it is happening tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. at whyy studios. for more information head to nbc10.com or nbc 10. >> thank you. always a pleasure to see you. >> we'll be right back. most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down...

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here is a live look right now. bill henley promised all of the

fog would be burned off as the sun arrived. speaking of bill here he is. >> it turned out to be a beautiful day. another warm day near 80 degrees this afternoon. we are well on our way of 70 degrees right now. still clouds around. they will be increasing tonight. we'll see rain tonight. still sunshine to enjoy. look at that beautiful view into wilmington. the temperatures are up. 73 degrees here at nbc 10. 73 for the su sburbssuburbs. upper 70s with a chance of showers continuing along the shore. inland areas will have to wait until tonight to see any rain. 74 in delaware and wilmington. it is 80 degrees in marshalton. what a warm up. i don't know if you follow football but there's a game this weekend on sunday. it starts at 1:00 p.m. which is typical for the eagles.

tailgating starts a little earlier. great football weather this weekend. >> thanks for watching. i'm vai sikahema. have a great day.

when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message.

>> chad: hey, is he sleeping? >> lucas: oh, yeah, yeah, he's out--probably making up for the last couple weeks. adrienne's excited. she gets to take a shower finally. >> chad: i ran into harold. he said that he had to call anne milbauer a cab this morning. >> lucas: yeah, yeah, that was kind of 'cause of me. >> chad: why? >> lucas: well, she showed up out of nowhere, and she said she was out of gas or something and she was stranded, so i let her use a guest room. i was gonna kick her out, you know, but i thought with everything going on, it might be a bad idea. >> chad: no, no, that's fine. look, i...um... i appreciate everything that you have done for thomas and for myself.