agree more. the district attorney said the attorney general was sworn to uphold the laws of pennsylvania and when the attorney general cannot tell the truth, remember, the conviction is a perjury charge. he says when the ag can't tell the truth, then we have a serious problem. at this hour kathleen kane is headed to the montgomery county prison where she is to serve those ten to 23 months. however, her case is pending an appeal. and so pennsylvania law does allow for people who have been sentenced to less than two years in prison to remain on bail during the appeal. but in this case, the judge raised her bail to $75,000 cash. that is money she did not have on her. that is why right now she is going to the county prison and will remain there until she can post $75,000 and remain on bail while the case is pending appeal. live outside the montgomery county courthouse, deanna

durante, nbc 10 news. >> deanna, thank you. this story is developing right now. we're looking at a live picture from skyforce 10 over the suv carrying kathleen kane. she's now on her way to the montgomery county correctional facility in eagleville. kane was convicted in august on nine counts of perjury and obstruction after leaking grand jury files. she arced tgued that the loss o career, law license, and reputation was punishment enough. >> we'll continue to watch this story as kathleen kane is taken in that suv to prison. stay with nbc 10 for further developments on today's sentencing of the former attorney general. >> while could hakathleen kane inside waiting for sentencing, her car was getting ticketed. a journalist noticed it. it is for a meter violation. turning to this now, here is how things looked today outside

philadelphia's historic union league. one side of the building's iconic twin staircases lies in ruins. the union league of philadelphia is on broad street near samson not far from city hall. its members found the damage this morning. this afternoon they know exactly how this happened. nbc 10's lauren mayk is live with more. >> reporter: jacqueline, you can see behind me the cleanup is already under way here. here is what we know happened. you see that brass railing there? there was one on the other side. someone came and just ripped that right off. then i'm told they carried what was a six-foot-long piece of magne metal all the way down here to this street. they then turned that corner, stashed it, came back a few minutes later, and got away. they were left a crumbled mess. pieces of history from a fancy

philadelphia landmark, now surrounded by yellow caution tape. these stairs at the union league now damaged and missing part of their brass railings after someone pulled an overnight highest. why would someone want the railings? >> one could assume they would be for scrap. but we don't know what the state of mind was. >> reporter: we're told it was caught on video and the league is looking to track him down. >> you can see him on camera going to the railing and ripping it from the actual structure and causing the entire structure to collapse. >> reporter: did he use any tools? >> it doesn't appear so. i don't know if this was planned or just happened. >> reporter: the structure has been restored but it dates back to 1865. now it's a jarring sight on broad street. debbie kinsey works nearby. >> donald trump was here. i met president clinton here. i'm here every day going to and from work. i never seen anything like this. i've been working here 18 years. >> it makes me sick.

>> reporter: dr. john pfeiffer says he's been to many functions here. >> it's abilities a landmark. i've lived in center city for 43 years and have never seen a building defaced in any way. it's a sign of our times. >> reporter: i'm told this was the only spot that was damaged, no other vandalism. but this was certainly enough. the union league, they tell me they are already getting estimates to see how much it will cost to fix it. live in center city, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. to our first alert weather now, nbc 10 near the valley green inn with signs of fall all the way around. cooler temperatures will move in tonight. a live look at seaside heights from one of our many new cameras we have at the shore for you. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist

glenn "hurricane" schwartz is with us now. >> we'll be going up and down and up and down over the next week. the main thing we'll be noticing is the wind, a lot of windy days over the next week. today, it was warmer wind, 64 degrees in philadelphia right now, which is right around average for this time of the year. you can see temperatures are near 60 across much of the region. a little more cloud cover in parts of the lehigh valley during the day today. but everybody is seeing those winds. west to northwest wind will start bringing colder air in as soon as the sun goes down. 18-mile-an-hour wind in atlantic city and dover and wilmington. 21-mile-an-hour sustained wind in coatsville. that's bringing in the colder air. through the night tonight, the skies are clearing, but the temperature is down. we're 44 at 6:00 a.m. in philadelphia. a little bit of wind might make it feel like the upper 30 poise in some of the p.a. suburbs.

38 feeling closer to the freezing mark. lehigh valley, similar story. nobody seeing any precipitation during the night tonight or during the day tomorrow. we'll start after with a lot of sunshine, not nearly as mild as today. we'll talk about how much cooler it's going to get. wait until you see how much cooler it will get tomorrow night, when we have the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. prosecutors will be cross-examining bridget kelly today. she's accused of causing the new jersey bridge closing scandal. she testified that governor chris christie signed off on it. she said the lane closures were described to as a legitimate traffic study. a string of assaults at temple is forcing campus police into action after students and

officers were attacked by a flash mob friday night near broad and cecil b. moore. police say two males and one fe female students were attacked. in two separate incidents a temple officer was assaulted. one student described the chaotic scene. >> we just saw kids charging us. we got in safely, but i've never been so scared in my life, being down here at temple. >> two 15-year-old males were arrested. police say they plan to double patrols on the weekends through the end of the semester. students who attend pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities returned to class today after last week's professor strike. professors walked off the job last wednesday at universities including chaney and westchester after bargaining broke down. the union reached a tentative agreement with the state's

system of higher education on friday. the new contract provides raises for employees but also requires them to pick up more of their health care costs. penn state fans celebrating the school's upset victory over ohio caused $18,000 worth of damage over the weekend. fans pulled down five streetlights, took down about 20 street and stop signs. it's not clear how much damage was done to private property. at least one car was damaged and some furniture was set on fire as well. police want anyone who captured the damage on video to contact them. a new jersey congresswoman wants to protect kids from lead poisoning in trenton today. molly watson coleman announced new legislation to help ensure children don't fall victim to lead poisoning in schools. new funds were announced to help address local lead issues. this week is national lead poisoning awareness week. camden high school is about

to undergo a $133 million reconstruction project. but before that happens, the school district wants to put together a committee to help drive the project forward. they're looking for community members and alumni to weigh in with feedback through the duration of the project, which is expected to be completed in 2021. to decision 2016. now just 15 days left before the november 8th election. both candidates on the road today at rallies across the country. hillary clinton got some help from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. the pair joined forces at an outdoor college in closely-contested new hampshire. warren, a liberal icon, tore into trump for his comments about women, especially when he called hillary clinton "nasty" during the debate. she drew cheers when she said women have had it with guys like trump. 45 minutes donald trump took the stage here in st. augustine

and announced the results of a new poll. >> a new poll that just came out from "investors business daily" which was the most accurate poll from the last three presidential elections has us up two points nationwide. [ cheering ] >> that poll trump referred to as clinton slightly ahead of trump at 41.2%. trump has 41.1%. a live look now from north carolina. there's trump's running mate, mike pence, on the campaign trail today, speaking to voters in salisbury, north carolina. we're now just hours away from a final face-off in pennsylvania's hotly-contested u.s. senate race. toomey and mcginty will face off at temple university. the latest quinnipiac poll shows

toomey leading mcginty by four percentage points. i spoke with a political expert to get her take on this race. >> most people are hardened in their positions at this point. you're trying to persuade a very few people. it may just come down to what's turnout like on election day. >> tonight's second debate between mcginty and toomey will be their last. we are learning more about this deadly tour bus crash in southern california this afternoon. 13 people killed, including the bus driver when that bus plowed right into the back of a tractor trailer yesterday. look at the damage there. investigators say maintenance crews had slowed traffic so utility workers could string wires across the freeway. now, it's not known if alcohol, drugs, or fatigue played a role in this crash. the bus did not have seatbelts and likely does not have a data recorder. investigators still don't know what caused an rv carrying marijuana-laced candy to burst into flames on the delaware memorial bridge. the rv belonged to a pot

advocacy group called weed world candies. it's used to sell marijuana-laced lolly pops and promote the legalization of marijuana. the company says $50,000 worth of merchandise was destroyed in the fire. no one was hurt. an ongoing battle between uber, lyft, and the city of philadelphia could be coming to an end soon. today the state senate will vote on whether to make the ride sharing services legal. last week the pennsylvania house passed a law allowing the rides. the companies inked a temporary deal with the city but that has expired. the family of a north hampton county man killed by police after a car chase has filed a lawsuit against police. the family of 39-year-old richard sherman said a police officer used excessive force

after he smashed into a telephone pole. police say sherman rammed a police car and was shot twice by police. today the sheriff's office announced plans to outfit officers about body cameras by the end of the month. they'll be worn by all officers and will be mounted on the chest, shoulder, or waist. in about an hour, the mayor of atlantic city will lay out his plan to keep the city financially afloat for the next five years. a special city council meeting is being held at 5:00 p.m. at city hall. last week the city announced it's selling a sports stadium. the mayor is expected to speak more about a possible settlement with the borgata casino which is fighting with the city over millions in backs taxes. a ship that once toured warships in world war ii will be sunk in cape may. >> it will help grow a reef near

cape may point by drawing large game fish and boosting recreational fishing. sunday is the 25th anniversary of the storm in which the "tamaroa" helped rescue the crew of a sailboat near massachusetts. it's portrayed in the book and film "the perfect storm." >> who can forget that film? this is pretty nice weather we're dealing with right now. not bad at all. a little cooler. >> perfect fall weather, glenn. >> yes, it's pretty nice out there, compared to the 80s that we had last week, which is very unusual for this time of the year. mid-60s, that's more typical. now, it's also typical to be kind of windy during the fall. you can see the wind is shaking that camera as we look down i-95 and the traffic moving nicely this rush hour. you can see temperatures are in the 60s. mid-60s at delaware, south jersey, jersey shore. and specifically in delaware. 64 in wilmington. harmony hills.

odessa at 65. middletown is at 63. closer to the shore and in southern delaware, it's close to 70. 68 in georgetown, ellendale. milton is 69 degrees. not anywhere near that warm during the day tomorrow. winds now are gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. they're bringing in cooler air. and you'll notice that by morning. you'll notice it during the afternoon tomorrow. even when the sun is out, it will feel colder than it feels today. you can see the effect of the norse west winds bringing moisture but the great lakes, not enough to produce rain. there's no weather system that's going to be moving in over the next couple of days. the fall colors are just getting spectacular out there. it seems like everything is changing at the same time, which doesn't happen all the time, which is kind of a great combination. in southeast p.a., we'll be

getting the peak fall colors within the next week or so. we're already getting it in the poconos, and into the lehigh valley and other northern and western suburbs, pretty close to the peak right now. it's just going to be a beautiful week for that. and as we go through the day tomorrow, no significant cloud cover. a little bit on the breezy side. but that's about it. wednesday, a fair amount of sunshine. clouds increased during the afternoon. what is that? that's blue. we haven't seen a blue color in a long time. that's up toward the poconos. perhaps by wednesday night, we're not talking about a snowstorm or anything, but some snow flurries or snow showers, melting of course. but we haven't seen that on the map yet. as this cold front comes through with a fairly large area of rain. it looks like just about everybody is going to be seeing rain during the day on thursday. you can see the rain chances

really jump up tremendously from tuesday and wednesday to thursday. dover, atlantic city, reading. then we drop on friday, and then we have fairly high rain chances on saturday. again, those are the two main days during the next week. as we go through the night tonight, we're going to see these temperatures dropping under clear skies, going down into the 30s. allentown, 37. quakertown, 38. with a little bit of wind making it feel even cooler. as we go through the day tomorrow, we find temperatures only in the low to mid-50s. so it is going to be a good bit cooler than what we have seen today. and over the next three days, even colder on wednesday. look at the low temperature, 36 in philadelphia. many of the suburbs down to freezing. and then on thursday is when we get the rain, all through the area.

temperatures start going up again. >> got my attention. all right, glenn. one south jersey's community crime fighting tool has made its debut. this kiosk makes reporting a crime just as easy as ordering a hoagie. that kiosk opened last weekend. it's already proving quite popular. nbc 10's cydney long is live there to show us how it works. >> reporter: jim, instead of reporting a crime, here is a police station window. police in evesham are on your side in more ways than one. this kiosk right here is at your fingertips. evesham police is going washington. n this touchscreen makes it as easy to report a crime as to order a hoagie at the convenience store. >> this is a no-brainer.

in just a couple of days this thing will play for itself. >> reporter: perhaps it already has. since its debut, surveillance video at the evesham lobby was bigger than they thought it would be. >> they can file a report for harassment, criminal mischief, identity theft, theft. >> having needed to do it just now, it's worked out great for us. >> reporter: gregg forrest plans to use it to ask police to do a vacation check of his home. police built it from scratch for 2,000 bucks. >> there's a new ipad that's in there. the kiosk we purchased from another vendor. we put it together in-house. >> reporter: it will save paperwork and officer time in the station, as opposed to them hitting the street for emergency-related calls. >> it will free up our officers, not having to come to the police

station as much, they can be out there responding to emergency calls and providing assistance to each other. >> reporter: once you file a report here, a police officer or detective will follow up with you by phone within a matter of days to determine if an investigation is necessary. we're live in evesham township, cydney long, nbc 10 news. now recapping the breaking news we're following, former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane sentenced to 10 to 23 months in prison. her perjury case came down at 4:00. she was accused of leaking information to a newspaper and lying about it under oath. she was sentenced by a montgomery county judge, who said kane's ego drove her to take down enemies and break the law. skyforce 10 over the

montgomery county correctal facility as kathleen kane was taken inside. nbc 10 has crews at the courthouse and the jail. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and bring you new information as soon as we get it. also coming up, football and kids. what new research reveals. plus caps coming to the rescue. the battle these felines are being sent into. also ahead -- officers under fire, cameras rolling as a police chase takes an unexpected turn. and sleep safety. the first year of putting baby to bed. what the experts want new parents to know. first a look at the closing bell on wall street today. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away

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>> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. you've got to see this video. a police pursuit in fresno, california, turned into a shootout when a suspect fired at a rookie officer's car. a citizen was in the car as part of a ride-along program. the officer tried to pull over that suv but the driver wouldn't stop. then a passenger in that car started shooting at the officer as you just saw. bullets hit the officer's windshield, ending the chase. the passenger was hit by breaking glass but is okay, as is in the officer. more than 8 million people call new york city home. but they aren't the only ones there. >> nearly half a million feral cats also reside in the big apple. officials are put them to work. groups of volunteers have fanned out across the five boroughs to strap, spay, neuter, and release

as many as possible, as part of a plan to help curb the growing rat population. experts say in most cases the rats don't kill the road edentr much as keep them from taking over new areas. >> this one looks ready to work. >> all righty. this week, big changes on the way, right, glenn? >> that's right, temperatures are back to take a big dip. we'll be back with when you can expect colder temperatures. plus the now viral video posted live to the world and what we found at this local fast food restaurant today.

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news. i'm going to wash the floor with these. >> now to new video taken inside a local fast food restaurant and broadcast live on the internet, workers threatening to mop the floors with buns and bragging about spitting in food. that restaurant is closed today but not before a firestorm on facebook. >> the restaurant is closed today, tim furlong? >> reporter: yes, it's something we joke about and worry about it all the time, what they do to your food in the back of the restaurant, in the kitchen. here they didn't try to hide anything, they went live on facebook from the kitchen. they may have been joking around, but they're about to be fired. we're blocking their faces because we weren't able to contact them directly. if you frequent the checkers on 7100 block of stanton avenue, this probably isn't the facebook live video you want to see. employees in the back talking about doing things. things you don't want to hear

about your food. >> i'm going to wash of floor with these. >> reporter: i pulled the latest city health inspection report on this place too. in late september this place got bad marks, out of compliance on a number of cleanliness and hygiene issues. the store is closed today. employees were inside all day but no food was coming out the windows. the manager wouldn't tell me why. >> i can't comment on that. >> reporter: are you guys closed because of the video? >> i can give you a number, you can ask whatever questions you want. >> reporter: i called the company who owns this and other fast food restaurants in our region. they referred me to the checkers office in florida. i wanted to ask about the employee smoking in the kitchen on the video. >> somebody said i'm calling the hotline number, i'm getting you reported. >> reporter: what do potential customers think of this? >> i'm not going to say i don't go to fast food restaurants, but particular one, i won't eat at. >> reporter: checkers' corporate

office literally just sent us a statement saying once they became aware of the video, they called the franchisee last night. they say the employees will be fired, the restaurant will be sanitized, and the ones who aren't getting fired will be retrained. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> probably being told to stay off the internet there. taking those coats to school this morning was a pretty good idea. nbc 10 in havertown where it's chilly right now. cooler temperatures will push into our region tonight. >> let's go to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> the temperature is going down. the wind is picking up right now. compared to last week when we were in the mid-80s, record warmth. even 64 feels chilly. this will be ten degrees colder than that tomorrow. plus at least as much wind.

60 in many of the suburbs. we have valley low 60s. delaware, mid-60s. so it's kind of mild compared to the way it's going to be for most of the rest of the week. we have a northwest sustained wind of 21 miles an hour in coatesville. 18 in wilmington and dover and mehlville. everybody's got at least a 10 to 15-mile-an-hour wind. that's going to bring in the colder air. by morning, 44 degrees. 6:00 a.m. in philadelphia. but a bit of wind making it feel like it's in the upper 30s. the temperature in the p.a. suburbs, in montgomery, bucks, chester counties, 38 degrees with a little wind feeling like about 34, 33 degrees. similar story in the lehigh valley. and pretty chilly across much of the rest of the area. and the wind tomorrow is not going to allow us to warm up. we'll see how much we're going to warm up at any point during the ten-day forecast, coming up

in a little bit. >> all right, glenn. a look now at stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00. former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane could spend nearly two years behind bars. this afternoon a montgomery county judge sentenced kane to 10 to 23 months in prison for illegally disclosing details from a grand jury investigation and lying about it under oath. tonight the two candidates for u.s. senate in pennsylvania will debate here in philadelphia. republican incumbent pat toomey and democratic challenger katie mcginty will face off at temple university. tonight's second debate between mcginty and toomey scheduled to be their last. police are looking for the man behind the damage to this historic philadelphia building. a man was caught on surveillance video ripping the brass railing off the stairs leading to the union league on broad street in center city. the damage caused the staircase to collapse. coming up, football and your kids. what new research is revealing. also sleep safety.

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pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you.

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soon you'll be able to eat your favorite girl scout cookies for breakfast. >> oh, boy. >> not the way you think, though. girl scouts have teamed up with general mills to create girl scout cookie cereals. they'll hit store shelves in january. >> oh, my god. >> yea or nay? >> thin mints. i know you like the samoas. >> could be good. the birds are back on track. we have a live look at lincoln financial. the eagles took down once-undefeated vikings yesterday. >> now it's off to dallas for a showdown with the cowboys. we'll check in live with csn's john clark next. glenn? >> we had record warmth last week, a mild day today. here it comes, colder weather on the way. i'll tell you when you can expect temperatures to really tumble. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away

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a live look at lincoln financial field. i don't hear anything. it's lot quieter than yesterday when the eagles took down sam bradford and the vikings. now it's off to dallas and a sunday night showdown with the cowboys on nbc. csn's john clark joins us now. >> this is the fire they really needed, john. >> yeah, this was the eagles' biggest win of the season so far, handing minnesota the only loss of their season. vikings came in undefeated. and the birds just dominated them, especially on defense, and now, as you said, getting set for the big sunday night matchup against the cowboys. take a look yesterday. eagles are going to dallas on a high note. defense dominated sam bradford, they sacked sam six times. sam had an interception, a

couple of fumbles. vikings had four turnovers, exactly what the eagles needed after two straight losses. here is exclusive video from the eagles' doug pederson celebrating the win with his team. >> nothing sweeter. our fans were the best today. you were the best today. okay? that is a team effort. all around team effort. [ chanting ] >> how cool is that? that is mehlville, new jersey's mike trout, one of the best baseball players on the planet. eagles had an angel in their end zone yesterday, mike trout is a big eagles fan. as you can tell, he's on the wentz wagon. everybody is on board now. by the way, eagles have an injury. they lost cornerback ron brooks for the season. that's a tough time, because the cowboys, it looks like, are

going to get des bryan on sunday night. that game is on for the nfc east lead. we'll have more from malcolm jenkins, blitz, bow ties and bourbon charity event. john dorenbos will joins live. john clark in philly, back to you. >> looking sharp there, john. sunday eagles game day kick off 9:30 sunday morning. catch the birds right here, sunday night 8:30, when they clash with the cowboys followed immediately by eagles post game. social media is being credited for helping save an olympic swimmer from cancer. >> all thanks to a fan's suggestion, an olympic gold medallist has a new lease on life. mac horton took home the gold in the men's 400-meter freestyle.

a plan who noticed a mole on the upper part of horton's chest took to social media to suggest he have it looked at by a doctor. horton posted this picture on instagram with a thumbs up, the caption read "shout out to the person who e-mailed the swim team doctor and told me to get my mole checked out, good call." no word if the mole was malignant. early detection is so important. >> got to get those checked if you have them. let's toss to glenn now. cooler temperatures are on the way. >> yes, and the flags are blowing, an indication that that wind is bringing in that colder air. when the flags are blowing that way, that's generally a cold weather direction this time of year, and in wind. we've got gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour, 29 in wilmington, atlantic city right now the highest wind gusts. it's also bringing some moisture across the great lakes. so we're getting a few clouds. they're fair weather clouds in

this part of pennsylvania. central pennsylvania gets a few little sprinkles during the afternoon. a lot of dry air across much of the eastern part of the country. now, as we go through the next couple of days, we'll watch the temperatures. then you'll see something else interesting. through the night tonight, temperatures dropping into the 40s. by 6:00 a.m., in the upper 30s with a little bit of wind. we're also talking about clear skies. do you go the afternoon tomorrow, not warming up much. 54 in philadelphia, 51 in allentown, 52 in reading for the high. that sets us up for a frosty morning on wednesday, as the wind dice down. 36 or 7 in philadelphia. down close to 30, maybe even some upper 20s in some of the coldest areas. that's wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon, we start getting some clouds.

it's another chilly day. and then comes the moisture. look at that, a little blue up towards the poconos. maybe getting a little bit of wet snow at the beginning of this. early thursday morning, you see how cold it is in allentown, 39 with some light rain. and then it's a fairly wet today. this is not just a couple of showers during the day on thursday. and look how cool it is. allentown, 42 at noontime, while it's 62 degrees in cape may. so you'll see that reflected on our regional forecast. now, you can see the temperature way below average as we go through the next few days. average high is 64. 52 for a high wednesday. only 58 thursday. some parts of the area, only getting into the low 50s at best. then on friday, we've got more wind. we've got wind on saturday.

but that's warmer wind. then we've got a cooler wind again on sunday and monday. you can see next week, not nearly as chilly as this week. >> all right, glenn. a local grandmother had trouble getting her recalled iq dresser refounded. >> that's when she decided to reach out to nbc 10 responds. the results they got for her, coming up next. 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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in today's nbc 10 responds, a grandmother has trouble getting her money for a bureau drawer refunded.

>> she was close to giving up after she couldn't get the money she was owed. >> reporter: margie loves to play with her grandchildren at her bensalem home. this is where two ikea dressers need to stand, right near where the grandchildren sleep. when she found out the furniture was a safety hazard, she worried. >> i had to have them out of here. >> reporter: she stored the dressers in the garage, out of the grandchildren's sight, and waited for ikea to pick them up. >> they finally came and took the dressers. and it was like they went into a black hole. >> reporter: she says getting a refund for one of the dressers took just a few weeks. but getting the other refund approved harder. she said she called ikea 20 times. >> they were checking into it, they didn't know who i was, we don't have the bureaus, yes we

have the dressers. >> reporter: she says she couldn't get a straight answer. >> it falls over on kids. how can you sell that? >> reporter: then she saw an nbc 10 responds story, where a mom had trouble getting a refund for ikea furniture. >> i needed someone in my corner. that's why i called you guys. >> reporter: we contacted ikea. by the end of the day, ikea called her, promising to get her a check. >> they said they were very sorry. >> reporter: days later she got her check and a $50 gift card for her troubles. >> i appreciate it. thank you so much. >> ikea tells nbc 10 it's doing its best to respond to every customer in a timely manner. it apologizes to customers having trouble getting a refund and says it's taking steps to address the issue as quickly as possible. we're going to take that $123 and add that to our recovery counter which now stands at

$145,408. >> they just needed a little nudge from you. >> they got it. >> we want to make sure everybody in our family is safe. >> yes, indeed. >> thanks, good work. if you have a complaint, let us know. best ways to reach us right there on your screen. coming up tomorrow on nbc 10 responds, a man recovering from back surgery gets a surprise ticket in the mail when he couldn't get the issue resolved on his own. he called nbc 10 responds. that story tomorrow on nbc 10 news at 4:00. right here, right now, we're working on several stories. >> here's erin coleman. police say nearly 200 kids wreaked havoc on temple's campus. tonight kids told us about the attack and the school says what it's doing to keep everyone safe. tomorrow temperatures will be dropping. plus we have frost in the

forecast ahead of quite a bit of rain. that's coming up next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. [ keyboard typing ] intercom: the library is now closing. ok kid, closing up. goodnight. the hardest part about homework shouldn't be figuring out where to do it. through internet essentials, comcast has connected over 3 million people in need to low-cost internet at home. welcome to a brighter future.

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house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. scared at school. temple students say large groups of kids attack them on campus. tonight, we ask the school what they're doing to protect students. taken away in handcuffs. kathleen kane sentenced on corruption charges. what she and her 15-year-old son told the judge before she was sent to prison. history destroyed. who police think pulled off all this damage at the union league in philadelphia. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. we see this guy who came up to us, be careful, i got hit in the head twice. as he said that, we turned around and saw kids charging us. >> all new at 5:00, students in fear and a campus on alert. tonight temple university is changing procedures and doubling its presence on campus. good evening, i'm erin coleman.

>> i'm jim rosenfield. those changes happening after hundreds of children caused chaos on campus. police referred to them as roving packs of juveniles. >> at least 500 people were assaulted, including students and one police officer. in the last hour nbc 10 spoke to the father of a young woman who was attacked. he told us about the moment he heard what happened to her. >> jumped her and her two male friends and literally just beat them black and blue, held them down on the ground. the women went after my daughter, pulled her hair. it was just a parent's worst nightmare. my heart dropped when my daughter called me. >> today i spoke with temple students who told me they had to run for cover and a mob of young people started coming toward them. >> i've never been so scared in my life, being down here at temple. the cops are like, you can't be out here or you're going to get jumped. >> reporter: alexandra and caitlin say they were in the middle of the chaos