scared. >> what people are saying about all of this crime happening in center city? >> reporter: for residents who live here, people who work right here in center city, they tell me their sense of safety and security feels somewhat shattered, much like the store front here on chestnut this morning. >> a high end heist, the smash and grab of high end handbags and other merchandise at boyds. they smashed the store front with a car. >> there are cameras everywhere. >> reporter: repair crews spent hours fastening up the broken glad. vandalism of the union league staircase has locals feeling undone. >> i don't see them walking the beat as much here as they do in the outer city. >> reporter: and nearby business owners want more police

presence. >> in the middle of the day, break the. window. >> his high end eyewear boutique got robbed for $20 million in merchandise. >> i had to show my gun twice to people who came in at night to rob me and i said it's not going to go down like that. i'm thinking of closing the doors because it doesn't make any sense, and the landlords keep asking for more money because this is raittenhouse? >> what do i do differently? i don't walk through the square at night. >> be more familiar of my surroundings, you can't take it for granted anywhere you go. >> and boyds management didn't wish to comment on this morning's burglary. we do not have a price tag from police on what was taken.

we can tell you that boyds did not skip a beat, they were open this morning. >> the shooting in rittenhouse square, police revealed the name of the suspect, a 17-year-old. a good samaritan tried to stop a robbery in the park when he was shot several times. and we have learned that the suspect is charged with attempted murder tonight. the victim from last tuesday night's shooting is now in stable condition. and new video captures the man who damaged a historic building. a brass stairway -- you can see part of the staircase crumbled. the iconic building dates back to 1965. within the past 30 minutes, police released the identity of

a delaware couple killed during a shoot-out with police in elkton just over the state line from newark, delaware. police say the officers were serving a warrant for 25-year-old brandon jones of dover. that's when investigators say that jones raised his weapon toward police. chelsea porter was also shoot when she too threatened the officers. police released this photo of one of the guns that was used by the suspects. to decision 2016 now, the presidential race was all about florida today, donald trump told a crowd he's confident he can pull off a win in the battle ground state. right now trump is getting ready to speak in the state capital of tallahassee. trump continues to claim the election is rigged against him. >> the washington establishment

that has tried to hard to stop this movement, is evidence that this is the kind of change that only arrives once in a lifetime. >> earlier today trump also visited the bay of pigs museum in little havana. hillary clinton talked about the importance of keeping obama care. the democratic nominee also went after trump for not saying he would accept the election results. >> in america, we don't say we're going to keep you in suspense about whether we will respect the outcome of an election. we have free and fair elections the peaceful transfer of power. >> clinton will hold two more rallies in the state tomorrow.

and late this afternoon, colin powell announced he's endorsing hillary clinton and will be voting for the presidential nominee. powell served as secretary of state in george w. bush's administration. and democrat katie mcginty is looking to unseat pat toomey and that's a seat that democrats need to regain control of the senate. pat toomey holds a three-point lead over mcginty. >> if hillary clinton wins the white house, democrats could shift the power in the senate if they gain four seats. they have got their eye on pennsylvania, a battleground state for the presidency and now also the senate. >> you care about your country. >> reporter: in northeast philadelphia, pennsylvania's

republican senator in a fight for more than just his job. >> it certainly could tip control of the senate. i don't know how it's going to turn out at the top of the ticket, but however it comes out, we need control of the senate. >> pat toomey has stood up for the security and defense of this nation time and time again. >> reporter: the race come in a year when presidential nominee donald trump has divided republicans, including the ones here today. you don't all agree on the top of the ticket, are you concerned that donald trump could endanger your majority in the senate? >> i think what we agree on is we need 51 republican senators. >> katie mcginty is getting campaign shoutout from hillary clinton. >> like time and i, she believes our economy should work for

everybody. >> if hillary clinton becomes president, do you think that you could oppose her on issues? >> well first of all, that has been the senator's rhetoric, but the senator's record has a 100% voting reported on a straight party line basis. i'll take good ideas from any direction to achieve that goal. >> pat toomey has pitched himself as an independent voice, he has not endorsed donald trump or said whether he'll vote for him. >> and both campaigns are condemning a case of political vandalism targeting toomey's neighbors. >> neighbors found this van dpalism sunday morning, the red lettering calling republicans nazis and rapists. >> we are not going to change what we believe because somebody is trying to scare us.

>> these are good friends and wonderful people and it's just a shame that some politically motivated people would do something like that, it's really, really despicable. >> they'll have to replace the siding on their home, and police are still searching for the vandals. a chilly night if you're walking down washington street tonight. >> sheena, temps really going to drop overnight? >> yeah, they're going to drop to around freezing, expect widespread foster tomorrow morning. you're going to want the jacket. temperatures north and west of philadelphia will be the coldest, 31 for allentown and redding, philadelphia will be in the mid to upper 30s, but some of our neighborhoods also in new jersey, like vineland, just a couple of degrees within the freezing mark, so expect that frost when you head out

tomorrow. we will stay dry, what we're watching as we go towards thursday, that's going to be our next rain chance, as this weather system moving towards minneapolis, we could even see snow in part of it as it moves in. i'll show you who can expect that and how long that rain will last before a bit of a weekend warmup that's coming up. new at 6:00, a montgomery county woman is suing north wildwood to get a section of the beach closed. her lawyers want a judge to close a section of the hereford section of the beach to prevent another tragedy. the city has no comment because of the active lawsuit. some movement today in talks between septa and the union with thousands of members.

if a deal isn't reached, septa drivers could walk off the -- exfired at mid night on october 31st. sicking points include pension, health care and fatigue rules for drivers. happening right now, the community is meeting in north philadelphia to talk about different ideas to make the roosevelt boulevard safer, the boulevard is one of the most dangerous roads in the region. the nbc 10 investigators did some digging and found more than 60 people crashed along the boulevard between 2011 and 2015. the roosevelt room is open to the public. there's another meeting tomorrow night at 6:00. remembering a tv legend in phil. former colleagues including brian williams look back at the career of sheela allen-stephens.

the sixers get set to tip-off the regular season. 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.

i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you.

we continue to remember a former member of the nbc 10 family. >> sheela allen-stephens worked at nbc 10 for decades. and aaron, you spoke to some colleagues --. >> everybody knew her, she was a gifted storyteller that had a huge impact not only on the people here, but on everybody she met. for nearly 30 years she made us laugh, entertaining nbc 10

viewers since the 1970s. she loved dressing up from marilyn monroe to dolly parton. watching her was fun, the one and only sheela allen-stephens. >> she genuinely loved people and that kind of love was returned to her and that was one of her greatest assets. >> she was delightful, she cared about people, she loved philadelphia and she was part of the community. she even married a fella at work. and they stayed together right here in philadelphia to the very end. >> stephens rubbed elbows with some of the biggest stars over the years and landed those hard to get interviews. brian williams worked alongside here. >> sheela allen was --

>> i came and worked there at your station, your great station many years ago and hosted a show called "live on city lines". she welcomed me to your studios and she was a fantastic partner. >> stephens certainly left her mark. >> to make people feel good, i think is a gift and i was given that gift. >> and she shared it effortlessly every day. >> i had it all and i have no regrets. >> i grew up watching sheela on television like many of you did, but glenn "hurricane" schwartz was a close personal friend of hers, and you can watch a tribute from him on nbc10.com.

we're going to have colder temperatures overnight, expect temperatures dropping to around freezing, it's going to be a cold one as you start your day tomorrow. live look at center city, we're dry, expect those skies to continue to clear, and that's really going to help that frost to form. we're in the upper 40s, the lehigh valley, 53 philadelphia, low 50s in parts of delaware and south jersey. we'll take a look at your pennsylvania neighborhood, dropping down to 49 degrees already. 49 in melbourne. in warrington, you're at 48 degrees already. temperatures are going to be dropping into the 30s and by 7:00 a.m., to the north and west, the lehigh valley and some of our pennsylvania suburbs, even our new jersey

neighborhoods a couple of degrees from freezing. we're going to stay dry, just kind of chilly in the afternoon, our next weather system that's going to bring us -- still west of chicago, but as it gets here, it's going to run into some of this cold air, and that's why you're going to see some snow developing, here you see tomorrow morning, that cold air is here, that's going to be the frost. then some of that warm air or mild air moves back in as we go through early thursday, we're dealing with rain, that's going to start to change over to snow, but by 10:00 a.m. thursday, that cold air is still going to be around enough to possibly give the poconos some snowfall, maybe a wintry mix, wouldn't be a

surprise if we had some snowflakes thursday morning before it all changes over to rain. a chilly, rainy thursday, but warm enough for rain by thursday evening, we get a little bit colder by friday and then we go into the weekend and we're going to warm up a bit. fairmount 52, allentown right around 50 degrees tomorrow afternoon. new jersey, looking at 54 degrees, 52 long port, 54 degrees in dover, and we're going to stay dry, friday we start to dry out and cool down. look at your weekend, we're going to be possibly back into the 70s, and by monday, back into the 60s and a couple of 70s again into next week. live in newcastle county, delaware, we're told there were gunshots fired and then there was a crash here. this was near dub run boulevard.

there you see a vehicle on the shoulder and on the grassy median. one person we know went to the hospital, it's not clear if that person was shot or was injured in the crash. but we'll stay on top of the situation and we'll be right back. 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. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. most people owe the 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... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money from you and... line the pockets of wall street millionaires like... himself. pat toomey: out for himself, all in for wall street.

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i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. hey, i'm john clark from csn, and it is dallas week, doug pederson played here and coached here under andy reid, he knows

all about the team's hatred for the cowboys. >> the fans know, the people know, this week is different, the importance of all you have to do is beat dallas. it doesn't matter what else happens during the regular, you just got to beat dallas. that's always what you see and hear and read about in the paper and see on tv. i think it makes the week special. >> that's doug pederson starting at -- sixers season opener is tomorrow night right here at the wells fargo center. noel had minor knee surgery today and we'll have to wait for the debut of the number one pick dave simmons. coach brett brown says joelle.

he wants to be one of the most dominating players in the nba. >> i waited two games, just playing hard. >> we have a new season, so tomorrow we're going to show what we're made of. >> flyers on the back end of a back to back. they host the sabers and they're coming off that los in montreal last night. the team has been up and down during the early portion of the season. dave haskell says they have to work as a group. >> we have been too inconsistent, that's let to some untimely goals against, but overall, our play as a group has

improved defensively over the last couple of games, there's still holes we need to work on. but that's not just defense american, thdefenseman. that's a five guys working as a group.

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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.

i'm frank lobiondo >> all right, let's get to work and build something, lego fans have a new place to play. a brand-new lego discovery center will be up and running sometime in the spring of next year. gotta love legos. >> i always pick them apart with my teeth. that's why i have a chip. >> your halloween looks good. tomorrow morning we have widespread foster in the area, 52 for an afternoon high, and

the weekend a little bit of a warmup. >> thanks for watching. tonight, two weeks to go. trump and clinton in florida. the frenzied final sprint. trump trying to take aim over obamacare. clinton trying to put the map out of reach. growing out reach over american service members promised bonuses to re-enlist and serve at war, now being told to give the money back. the white house and the pentagon now weighing in. caught on camera, the dramatic moment as three cousins are ambushed in a hail of gunfire. tonight a manhunt for a shooter on the run. mid-air emergency on a transatlantic flight. kru members struck with a mystery illness. the pilot forced to divert. and swipes online. a new alert about where credit card fraud is soaring