i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. . >> philadelphia's lgbt community comes together in an effort to ease racial tension. temperatures are taking a tumble. we are bracing for the coldest morning so far this season. parts of our area could even wake up to frost.

>> the new virtual reality experience you have to see to believe. better bundle up. jackets are on and students are trying to stay warm. >> look at market street in center city. if you think it's chilly out there right now, it's only going to feel colder tomorrow morning. parts of our area could see frost. good evening. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. let's have a look at what's expected to be the coldest morning so far this season, sheena. >> bundle up the kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning. we have widespread frost area the area. we have freeze warnings out too. in the morning we'll be looking at temperatures right around freezing. here are some of the lows expected. pot town 30. redding could get into the upper 20s possibly. briefly, though.

32, westchester. 33, doiylestown and trenton. many of our new jersey neighborhoods, mount holly could be at 33. galloway township 34 degrees. the frosty cold start to your morning isn't going to get very warm by the afternoon. take a look at what's going to happen. dry through the afternoon tomorrow. chilly with temperatures only topping out around 50 degrees. 49 for quakertown by tomorrow afternoon. 51, wilmington. 53, atlantic city. keep the jacket with you. it's going to be a cold one. then into thursday we're going to have quite a bit of rain moving in. i'll show you the timing of that and what to expect coming up. >> okay, sheena. new tonight, members of philadelphia's lgbt community came together this evening to talk about solutions and share their stories after claims of racism. this has been an ongoing issue in the community after the owner of a popular lgbt bar came under fire last month for allegedly using racial slurs. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson was at that meeting. >> there was a large turnout for

this session tonight. >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, the crowd was so large, they had two overflow rooms to livestream this meeting. there was a lot of emotion in that crowd tonight. people, brown and black people, were frustrated, and they were sharing their frustrations basically because they say they feel discriminated against at the bars and clubs here in philadelphia's neighborhood. they want to feel valued and want to hold those owners accountable to end that racism. >> i have faith in the youth in philadelphia who are black and brown that this will end. >> reporter: a passionate declaration in front of a predominantly lgbt crowd. several share their stories of racial discrimination at bars and clubs in philadelphia's neighborhood. >> the reality is that within the neighborhood people of color are -- [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this cell phone

video sparked the meeting. it's the allegedly the owner of a gay nightclub eye candy using a racial slur to describe black customers. it was a standing room only crowd at the philadelphia commission on human relations forum, and at one point it was so emotional it brought princes bush to tears. >> how does an oppressed community then turn and oppress its own people. that made me cry. conversations i heard my great grandmother have and my grandmother have, i shouldn't be having. >> reporter: several neighborhood bar owners were subpoenaed to attend. most didn't want to talk to nbc 10, but difficult wood shared his thoughts. >> mostly a lot of those leave that meeting seeing things from a different perspective, and we can do more and try to deal with the community. >> reporter: the mayor was also in attendance standing in the back. he says it's possible legislation can come from tonight's testimony. >> racism -- i can't legislate people's hearts, but we can legislate what they say and what

they do. >> reporter: p the mayor went on to say he will sit down with the commission on human relations. he said there is no perfect solution, but they will work to make it as fair as possible. live in center city, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. for the third time in seven days criminals have targeted a center city landmark. this morning nbc 10 was first on the scene after a break-in at the closing store boyds where windows were smashed. they hit the store on chestnut street with a car to get inside. the burglars tossed a mannequin to the sidewalk and made off with expensive purses and jackets. just today police identified the teenager accused of shooting a man during a robbery in rittenhouse square. police say 17-year-old manny fraye is facing numerous charges, including attempted murd murder. he turned himself in on saturday. another man was also involved, but police are still looking for him. to division 2016 and the final stretch in the

presidential campaign. we are now two weeks from election day. tonight more fighting words in the presidential race. this time it's donald trump versus vice president biden. >> the press always asks me don't i wish i were debating him? no, i wish i could take him behind the gym. that's what i want. >> that was biden last week in wilkes-barre criticizing trump for his lewd comments in an ""access hollywood" i on "tip. today trump said he would love to take biden up on his challenge. >> he is mr. tough guy. you know what he is mr. tough guy when he is standing behind a microphone by himself. that's what he is. he wants to bring me to the back of the barn. oh. >> trump was campaigning in florida. a crucial battleground state in his presidential bid. today hillary clinton received a high profile endorsement from a republican. colin powell, a former secretary of state for george w. bush and retired four star general.

she is also dealing with fall-out from wiki-leaks. a hacked e-mail from a clinton aide says we need to clean this up. he has e-mail from her. they do not say state.gov. meanwhile, clinton's campaign in florida today, she slammed trump for not saying he'll respect the results of the election if he loses. >> 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 electriio and a peaceful transfer of power. >> clinton got a surprise from the crowd when they started singing "happy birthday" to her. she turns 69 tomorrow. tonight clinton attended an adele concert in miami. clinton's running mate tim kaine is at two college campuses tomorrow. the democratic candidate for vice president will appear in

buck's county community college. then he will head to mullenburg college for an event at 5:00 p.m. on the gop side national committee chairman riencp prebus will attend the burke county republican committee's fall dinner in redding. tonight pat toomey's neighbors were the victim of political vandals who had the wrong house. two of his neighbors in lehigh county woke up to this anti-republican graffiti. the vandals called republicans rapists and nazis. one victim had a toomey in her yard, but she had a hillary clinton for president sign. >> we're not going to change what we believe because someone tries to scare us, and there is no place in this country for voter intimidation because that undermines our democracy. >> the victims say they'll likely have to replace the siding on their homes. toomey is condemning the vandalism. so is his rival, katie mcginty,

and the police are still looking for the vandals. new at 11:00 a plan to disband a joint police force is now on hold in montgomery county. nbc 10 is at a borough council meeting. east greeneville desires to leave pensburg. east greeneville's mayor says they could save money by starting their own police force. tonight the borough council decided rescind the plan to disband the existing police department. both sides will go through mediation. temple police are making some changes in response to recent attacks on campus tonight. school officials announced plans to increase campus polices and security personnel on campus. we're going to show you surveillance video that captured one of the attacks over the weekend. police say a flash mob of mostly young teens assaulted a female student and two male students. campus police officer and police were also assaulted. police are still searching for more than 20 suspects. new details tonight about a

deadly shoot-out between a delaware couple and police in maryland. police say this bb gun is one of two weapons used by the suspects to threaten police. the confrontation was at the new eastern inn in elton just over the state line from newark, delaware. police say 25-year-old brandon jones was shot and killed after he raised his weapon towards officers who were serving a warrant. jones's girlfriend 25-year-old chelsea porter was also shot and killed. a missing backup dancer for beyonce and rihanna is now safe. she disappeared from her home in north jersey this weekend. family members pleaded for information and rihanna made a public plea on instagram. today police in north bergen said her family is reuniting with her. police say the backup dancer was getting treatment for an undisclosed condition. still ahead, royal real estate. what brought princess grace's son back to her childhood home in philadelphia. forget about how the gring

stole christmas. why these pumpkin thieves are making it hard for one family to enjoy halloween. >> virtual reality. the technology is here at the franklin institute. take a look behind me. my name is keith jones. i'll bring you up to speed as far as what this technology is like. i'll show you what it's like to be a reporter here at nbc 10. >> and it's going to get cold tonight. some areas already in the 30s, and frost for tomorrow morning. i'll show you which areas will see the frost and our next round of rain before the weekend. that's coming up next.

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i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. zbiefrmts a piece of philadelphia history is back in the hands of the families who built it. >> nbc 10 was in east falls this afternoon as prince albert of monaco arrived at his mother's childhood home. the prince recently bought the property where grace kelly grew up. the royal family has yet to fully decide what to do with it. the prince's cousin, j.b. kelly, is in charge of the renovations. >> wall paper and paint in the front hall are the same since 1925. >> the family says it could take a year to complete renovations, and it may eventually be home to offices for prince albert's foundation. philadelphia's finest are coming together in support of one of their fallen brothers. the benefit for officer douglas bamburger was held at t. he decide of a massive heart

attack earlier this month. proceeds from the event will go to help his wife and two kids. new at 11:00, have you ever wanted to take a rocket into space or dive several miles deep into the ocean? nbc 10's keith jones did both of those things tonight thanks to the franklin institute's new 3-d, 360 degree virtual reality experience. >> what better way to give you virtual reality experience than looking at it through my eyes? take a look at this go pro on my head because i'll sacrifice my self-dignity for this story, and i'll put on virtual reality. >> reporter: here's my view from inside the headset. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: suddenly -- >> this is crazy. >> reporter: -- it transforms my world. >> oh, cool. >> reporter: in my mind i'm 10,000 leagues under the sea. >> about to get hit -- >> reporter: reality i look foolish getting tangled in wire. >> i got a whale attacking me right now, okay?

>>. >> caller: this is the scene all over the franklin institute from surfing through the bloodstream, traveling space, even shooting arrows. >> do you have any idea how cool you really look in real life? >> i hope so. it's really, really interesting. it feels very real. >> reporter: so real he says he could feel the tension in the bow. moving on, ducking and dodging our way from florida to floor we found different types of virtual reality cam sets. take it from rhonda. >> it was really awesome. was, like, oh, my gosh, this is really, really cool. >> reporter: cool was a common word for an uncommon educational experience. >> it transports you to places that post people only ever dreamed of going to. >> reporter: that's larry, president and ceo of the franklin institute. he says the investment in the v.r. technology is here to stay. >> do you ever think you would see this in your lifetime? >> no. i'm always amazed by how quick technology is moving, and we know this technology is going to move quick as well, and our goal is to be there to be able to showcase that for our visitors. >> reporter: take it from me, the virtual reality is

immersive. there's no limit to it. >> all right. i'm good. >> reporter: yeah. i would rather bring you along for my job. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> that would be a great escape. you could call this next story how the grinch stole halloween. >> a group of thieves made off with nearly 200 pumpkins from a family farm in new jersey. this new sur valts video shows the thieves in the act. the van pulls up and four people start snatching pumpkins from a farm stand. the family says the pumpkins were worth up to $3,000. there is a $1 ,000 reward for information leading to these criminals. >> could be some frost on those pumpkins that are still out there, right? overnight. >> a cold night, sheena. >> going to be a cold night tonight. temperatures in the 30s. the widespread frost, freeze warning for parts of the area. bundle up the kids tomorrow morning. have your jacket on, and you might want to hold on to it through the day. we won't be warm tomorrow afternoon. then into thursday.

thursday we have rain in the forecast. kind of a rainy, chilly day. temperatures only in the 50s. here are the areas that we expect to get the coldest. potstown, 30 degrees. redding, maybe 29. allentown, 30. doyles town, 33. westchester around freezing. new jersey neighborhood, a couple of degrees within freezing. yes, widespread frost expected across the area. right now we're nice and dry. we'll stay that way tomorrow. what's back off to our west is kind of a growing weather system. it has more rain with it now than earlier this afternoon. eventually as we go into thursday it's going to get closer. it's going to tap into some of the canadian air to our north. that's going to put snow on the north side of it. not for our area mostly. by tomorrow morning, there you see it.

widespread frost. this is future weather. then through the afternoon, only in the low 50s tomorrow. clouds start to move in as we go into thursday morning. take a look up at the poconos. that's pink there. that would be a wintry mix or rain and sleet. then we get more rain. temperatures warmer through thursday evening and thursday night. that's when we expect the most rain. some of it could be locally heavy. temperatures mostly upper 50s. we clear up for friday, though, and friday, another day in the 50s. it is going to be still cool. there you see. it's the only rain chance before the week is over. mostly thursday. pennsylvania suburbs stay in the 50s the next few days. the rain coming on thursday. even for the lehigh valley. we could be in the 40s. new jersey, 60 by thursday with the rain. even along the shore. and in delaware. everybody will be drying out for friday. then we go into the weekend. the forecast for the weekend looking dry. look at this warmup. 70 saturday in philadelphia. 72 in delaware. 74 on sunday. then monday that's halloween. temperatures cool down again

back into about the mid to low 60s. so far it's looking dry for the trick-or-treat ares. not too bad of a forecast. stay tuned. we'll be right back.

>> how about a little boulevard brainstorming? the first of three public workshops. the goal is to improve the commuting situation along the 14 mile stretch between broad street and the mall in bucks county. additional workshops are set for tomorrow and thursday. the nation's oldest library is right here in delaware county. nbc 10 was at the darby free library today where a reception was held to unveil some much needed improvements. congressman bob brady will help to facilitate the facelift, and he took part in today's festivities as well.

the lean rather had been in a continuous service since 1743. >> the eagles haven't been around quite that long. they are doing well this year. >> yeah. it is dallas week. eagles coach doug peterson tells us how much he knows what this means to the birds fans, and the outlook for the flyers was bleak until a scary moment proved to be a big turning point. that is next. 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.

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i'm john clark from csn. what ray fliers game tonight. they were down 3-0 after two periods to buffalo. looked dead in the water. then they came alive. take a look. just over 3:00 to go. jake, wow, takes a vicious hit

there with his head down. take another look. scary moment. he would leave the bench, be evaluated, and he was pretty angry that he had to go back to the locker room. yeah. he said he needs to work out a little more to be able to break that stick. when he comes back, less than 30 seconds later. giroux. first goal of the season for him. fliers within one. just over a minute later, mark ends up scoring the tying goal. amazing. in overtime. a chance to win it all. denied with seconds winding down. in the shootout, well, jake borachek feels it. fliers come back. 4-3. i asked jake what it meant to see his teammates' emotion after the big hit on him. >> it's amazing. you know, you get frustrated, and didn't try to go off and.

committee came back. doug peterson played here and coached here. he knows all about the eagles fans patriots. >> my wife hears it all the time. i mean, she hears it. this week she's already heard it at the grocery store, and then the fans know. the people know. this week is different. all you have to do is beat dallas. it doesn't matter what happens. you just got to beat dallas. >> the 6ers, they're going to be seeing the debut of joe lnb.

how about that? it's been a long time coming. listen to these big expectations for his first season. >> my first year i want to be one of the most dominant players at the end of this year. i want people to say that, yeah, he is up there. >> it's just for the first time we actually have some players that we think have a chance to be here for a while. >> got to love it. this week's contestant for game of the week, you see him on your screen. you can call or text your vote. go to nbc 10.com. we'll be right back. ken on the s 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.

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>> it's going to be a frosty morning tomorrow. 37 for the low in philadelphia. many of our neighborhoods will be around freezing. afternoon high only in the low 50s. keep the jacket and then the umbrella on thursday. a cold rainy day. mostly later in the day. then we go into the weekend. look at the warmup. i think, jim, you asked me a wheel back if we were going to be back in the 70s or was it 80s? either way i'll take it for the weekend. >> looks good. >> very good. >> well, beggars can't be choosers. >> have a good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ethan hawke, phil collins,