breaking news. a gas leak in south philadelphia forces residents out of their homes. we'll have a live report from the scene. eagles win. the birds snap their losing streak as sam bradford returns. pushing for votes in philadelphia. second lady jill biden and the vice of vp nominee for the democratic tim kaine speak to tim kaine about what they have to say about the race. >> announcer: nbc 10 breaking news. right now, a large gas leak in south philly is forcing people out of their homes. it's happening in the 1000 block of christian street. that's where nbc 10 joins us live. what have you learned? >> lauren, as you see behind me, people are having to stand outside of this blocked off

area. they say they've been out here about an hour now. we're at 11th and christian. according to police, someone was working in the basement at a home on 10th and christian when they hit a gas line. police, fire, all here. there was a delay for the parking authorities to tow two cars in front of the house where the gas leak occurred. >> we ran out. it was what we had on. you get scared when you hear gas. is there an explosion after it? >> now, authorities don't know how long this will take. they are telling residents if it takes too long, they'll bring out septa busses so they can sit inside until the work is complete. reporting live in south philly, nbc 10 news. the eagles are back in the win column. they entered their two-game losing streak by knocking off the undefeated minnesota

vikings. good evening. i'm lauren mayk. the win was sweeter coming against sam bradford. we have coverage of the win. randy gyllenhaal will have reaction from fans. we begin with csn's john clark, live at lincoln financial field. john? >> how impressive was this? >> the vikings came to philly as the only undefeated team left in the nfl. their offense hadn't turn eed or the ball at all. the eagles defense picked them apart and their old friend, sam bradfo bradford. twice in the first half, the vikings were in the red zone. could have scored. what did the eagles do? they intercepted sam bradford and then they forced a fumble. turnovers right there. the birds had four of them against the vikings. they sat sam bradford six times. they w he was under pressure all afternoon. the eagles beat the vikings, 21-10. that is impressive. the way they responded coming off those two losses.

>> our defense playing as well as they did down there and stopping them. again, it starts up front. the pressure on the quarterback. i'll tell ya what, it was fun to watch our defense today. that's the defense that we expect every week going forward. >> and coming up in sports, we talk to a lot of the defensive players in the eagles locker room. they had interesting things to say about who you they switched it up on sam bradford. they definitely won the chess match against him this afternoon. i'm john clark live at the linc. see you with more in sports. >> thanks. fans had a lot to say about bradford's return to philadelphia and about the win. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins us live from outside with all the buzz. i bet they were excited. >> fans say it was a messy win but a win nonetheless. they add this is further evidence that shipping bradford off to minnesota was the right

decision. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: the tailgaters came for the win. wentz versus bradford, the future and the past. fans promised to give bradford a loud homecoming, welcoming him back to philly. >> he is absolutely going to get booed. how can you not boo him? >> we boo bradford. >> reporter: bradford had a tough game. sacked and picked off. wentz also struggling but he led the team to a win. fans say that's the proof they need they've got the right guy. >> absolutely wentz. oh, my god. he handled the pocket so much better today. >> bradford can stay in minnesota. let's go birds! >> reporter: after two straight losses, finally a win in south philly. >> it's all about the eagles. they won the whole game. >> reporter: fans hoping to forget the last two weeks with the eagles in second place in the nfc east. >> they got out of the rhythm

with the bye but now they're where they need to be. >> fans are glad the defense finally showed up, especially after the past few weeks, holding the vikings to a field goal. randy gyllenhaal, back to you guys. >> love the little fan you found. look for much more on the eagles' win coming up later in sports. we'll have highlights and reaction from the players. today, people were out enjoying the beautiful fall weather, but it is about to get a lot colder. you may need a jacket over that sweatshirt. some areas are expected to see frost tonight. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erika martin joins us with how cold it'll get. >> yes, lauren, it'll be chilly, especially by wednesday. we saw temperatures mainly in the 60s. the bottom of your screen has your neighborhood forecast. wilmington, delaware, a few clouds. we expect a couple showers in the hlehigh valley.

60 in the suburbs. new jersey, 61. this is the average with plenty of sunshine. 59 for lehigh valley. delaware, about 62 degrees. temperature trend for the next couple days, 60s to 50s. 56 is the average on tuesday. 54 on wednesday. here is why. locally, we're mainly seeing 60s right now. allentown, 59 for you. philadelphia, 64. mount holly, 62 degrees. wider perspective, the colder air sliding into place. notice the blues. they were up here yesterday. now they're getting closer to us. we have much cooler temperatures. the work by tonight into tomorrow. tuesday morning. details in my ten day on 10. five people are out of their home tonight after a fire ripped through their west philadelphia house this morning. the flames started before 3:00 a.m. at a three-story house. one man had to be taken to the hospital. the fire displaced five adults and one child. so far tonight, investigators

have not said what started the fire. a bizarre scene at the philadelphia airport. two pass jrs eengers ended up i spot they weren't supposed to be in. american airlines said the pair gained unauthorized access to one of the aircraft but they didn't release any other details. because of that, the flight which was scheduled to head to boston was delayed. passengers had to board another plane. the airline suspects no foul play and says the two were confused. tragedy on a california highway. we're learning new details about a tour bus crash that killed more than a dozen people and left more than 30 injured. push for pennsylvania. jill biden returns home to the philadelphia region. the campaign mission she told nbc 10 about.

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developing tonight, at least 13 people are dead and more than 30 injured after a tour bus crash in california. you can see the wreckage left behind on a palm springs highway, east of los angeles. the highway patrol says the bus crashed into the back of a truck early this morning. the front of the bus was destroyed. rescuers pulled dozens of survivors off the bus. five remain in critical condition. next on n brknbc 10, we tal the wife of vice presidential nominee tim kaine. even though it is getting cooler, look at the gorgeous sunset over cape may. i have your forecast and your ten day on 10 on the other side of the break. see you then.

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year. and you lifted us up. >> that's jill biden today, thanking the community for support after she and vice president joe biden lost their eldest, beau biden, to cancer. she is at peace with their decision not to make a run to the white house. she spent the day campaigning for democrats hillary clinton and tim kaine, along with kaine's wife. >> let's face it, there's so much at stake in this election. >> reporter: dr. jill biden home in the philadelphia region on a campaign mission with the woman she wants to take her place as second lady, ann holton. the two are military moms with a professional background in education. >> one of the things we worked on together, ann made sure foster kids could go to community college. >> reporter: i spoke with them about the campaign and what role holton, virginia's former education secretary, might play if hillary clinton and tim kaine

win. >> the specific task hillary has given me on the campaign trail is to talk and listen to teachers. parents, educators, students, and bring feedback back to the campaign. i would be honored if she asks me to do something similar in the administration. i want to be helpful any way i can. >> could you see yourself playing a formal role in the administration, even a cabinet position? >> absolutely not. i think the bully pulpit is great. the bully pulpit is a role you can spotlight something you care about and spotlight things that might not get noticed otherwise. >> reporter: whether holton gets the chance or not come january, the biden's time as roles of vice president and second lady come to a close zblosoon. >> we're not going to let her go. we're going to work on the things we care about together. >> it was a long time, eight years. >> it was a good time. i mean, really, it's bittersweet. i've heard the president say that. we did so much, and i'm sorry to see it come to an end because it

really -- it was an honor to serve this country. >> a day after visiting pennsylvania, donald trump is in another battleground state tonight. right now, the republican nominee for president is holding a rally in naples, florida. this is a live look at the event. now, during a stop in historic gettysburg yesterday, trump laid out his plan for his first 100 days in office if he is elected. he also said after the election, he would sue the women who have made sexual assault allegations against him. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteorologist erika martin. a live look outside of mount pocono. it is gorgeous. already seeing the changing of the leaves. dry conditions for today. it was a little breezy. current temperatures in the 60s. trenton at 61 degrees. atlantic city, 62 for you. upper 50s for allentown and philadelphia currently at 64 degrees. the bottom of your scenreen, you'll see your neighborhood forecast. cooler temperatures are on the

way. the wind profile, better than what we were seeing earlier. 10-mile-per-hour wind speeds in philadelphia. wilmingt wilmington, 6 for you. at least getting better as far as wind is concerned. isolated a.m. drizzle lightly for the lehigh valley. i'm tracking a potential already lehigh valley frost, as well. monday, sun and clouds, a breezy day. gusts could kick up to 35 miles an hour at times. frost, widespread throughout the delaware valley. we'll start in the 30s or tuesday, feeling chillier. more than the actual temperatures. satellite and radar image picking up on not much going on right now. a few clouds. otherwise, high and dry. hour by hour picking up on not much until tomorrow morning. a few greens on the screen is all we're seeing. mainly dry monday in the forecast. otherwise, future temperatures are starting at the 6:00 p.m., 60s and 70s. tomorrow, we're starting in the 50s.

allentown, 63 degrees. notice by tomorrow afternoon, seeing lots of 50s and low 60s for philly. wilmington, 61 degrees. we get cooler tuesday morning. 7:00 a.m., philly, 41 for you. westchester, a chilly 37. pottstown, allentown, expected temperature, 38 degrees. the bottom of your screen, you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. ten day on 10. couple clouds to start off your monday. temperatures topping out in the low 60s. by tuesday, seeing a mix of sun and clouds. a cooler day in the forecast. 56 is your average high temperature. 56 on wednesday with more sunshine. wednesday and thursday, developing clouds. we see will heavier downpours for the second half of your thursday. saturday and sunday, temperaturtemperature s mainly in the 60s. clouds developing monday into tuesday. you can follow us on social media at nbcphiladelphia.

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>> announcer: this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change how you experience tv. good to see you. i'm danny pommells from csn. sam bradford made his return to lincoln financial field for the first time since shipped to the vikings earlier this season. in the game in which the vinings were supposed to be the dominant team on d, the birds stole the show. the stars were out. ryan howard, field level access. even mike trout in attendance. hanging out, seeing the birds battle the vikings. all about the turnovers early.

sam bradford, hit as he throws, picked off by mccleod. carson wentz, not much better. throws to quadruple coverage. second pick of the day. it was a sloppy game. here's where things changed though. following a vikings field goal, a seam at the 20 and reservations very six. eagles would go for two and get it. trout can't help but join in a little fly, eagles, fly, chant. 8-3, birds. they'd add a field goal before halftime. after intermission, the defense made its presence known. release the hounds. sam bradford is taken down. brandon graham takes the quarterback down. all kinds of pressure on bradford. the eagles drove down the field. beckham sneaks in a touchdown, 18-3, birds. defense makes one final stand.

holding the vikings fourth and one in the red zone. no. a dominant performance by jim schwartz's group as the eagles deal the vikings their first defeat of the season, 21-10, the final. john clark joins us from the linc. >> eagles defense bailed it out. wentz had early turnovers. the birds d shut them out, kept them out. wentz ended with two interceptions and the fumble on the handoff with sproles. it is another learning moment for the rookie quarterback. >> i have to be smarter with the football. it's short term memory. make the next throw. if you dwell on it in the league, it'll bite you in the rear. >> trying to make the one play, pressing it a touch. love the way he settled in. there was no panic for him or any of us on the sideline.

somewhere, we were going to have to rely on offensive line, run the ball a little bit. help carson in those situations. ultimately, it paid off. >> the eagles defense won that chess match against sam bradford. in fact, some of the eagles quarterbacks like carson wentz and chase daniel told the eagles defense about the looks and blitzes sam didn't like from the training camps and practices. the eagles switched up things, disguised things and confused sam bradford. we'll have more at 11:00. we're live at the linc after an eagles victory. i'm john clark. back to you, danny. >> washington looking for the fifth win in a row, taking on the lions. d.c. up four with under 30 to play. stafford, cooler than a polar bear's toenails. anquan boildin gets to the end zone. lions hold on to the late lead. that is a look at sports. i'm danny pommells from kcomcas

sports net. time to check in with kate snow for a look at "nbc nightly news." hi, kate. >> hi, lauren. nice to see you. coming up, we have the latest toen a deadly crash in southern california. more than a dozen people killed in the collision of a tour bus and a tractor trailer. an awful scene. plus, with over two weeks to go until election day, new polling showing hillary clinton widening her lead over donald trump. she focuses on states that have traditionally voted republican. also, how police departments are creating safe zones to reduce the risk when buyers and sellers meet up to finish an online transaction. the results of a study on prostate cancer. the options when we see you in a few minutes for n brks krr"nbc new news". >> see you in a few minutes. we'll be right back.

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lots of dogs and humans who love them took a stroll through the navy yard today. the tenth annual paws mutt strut raises money to save homeless and abandoned dogs. the pets dressed up in kcostume and showed their skills. if it was held later, they wouldn't need the doggy sweaters. >> it was really nice overall. a nice day. lots of sun joshine. conditions for the game were ideal. i'd like to think weather took a part in that. tomorrow, we're going to see cooler temperatures in the 60s. however, it's going to -- the big story is we have patchy frost tonight for the lehigh valley and widespread monday to tuesday and tuesday into wednesday. >> can't believe we're talking about frost. >> i know. >> that's it for nbc 10 news for now. for all of us, see you back here at 11:00. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty -

like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message.

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