going back inside the mall. police say they're looking for three men, all who had hooded sweatshirts on, and took off in a stolen silver mercedes. three men, they took off in a stolen car. we are told that there are no injuries here. shoppers say they were evacuated from the mall for about 30 minutes but now business is resuming inside the store as police look for these suspects. now to our weather, take a look at the driving rain in delaware. we're taking you along for the ride in news force 10. those wipers getting a workout this afternoon. some heavy lines of rain rolling across the region this afternoon. >> it has been sprinkling off and on all day.

a live look at the scene in the poconos. the rain that's coming over here in camelback mountain is quite a bit cooler, in fact they actually saw a few snowflakes this morning. >> glenn is this the worst of it or is there more to come? >> for a while, that's the worst of it at least for most of the area. philadelphia, the p.a. suburbs, parts of new jersey, parts of delaware and big temperature -- 60 in a good bit of delaware at the same time. tremendous temperature contrast, and a lot of places you're going to see temperatures go up during the evening. here's some heavier rain coming through chester county, that's headed right through the philadelphia area, we continue to see bands of rain and showers moving through the area, so far

no reports of thunderstorms or any flooding threats, here's southern delaware and south jersey getting socked as the heaviest rain of the day coming down there. and there's showers just south of pottstown now. as we go through the evening hours, you can see this general zone moving to the east, by 7:00, the heaviest rain at the shore and then we start to see the clearing from west to east, later on during the night. we'll continue to see more rain as we head into the weekend and more rain for halloween. >> it was just important for me to wear my shirt, that was just important to me. >> the singer says the sixers slam dunked her national anthem performance and all because of the shift she was wearing. philadelphia did find itself at the center of a debate over the national anthem that's been raging for months now. the singer was wearing a jersey

that said "we matter." she says it was the message on that shirt that caused the sixers to send her packing. randy gyllenhaal, that's her story, but the sixers aren't saying much about this whole thing, are they? >> reporter: she says it's because of this jersey, she made it and it says "we matter" on the front, is sixers causing backlash from the fans, but the sixers saying it was the right decision. the very game of the 76ers season and the team already facing controversy. >> r&b artist said the sixers pulled their offer to let her sing t"the star spangled banner replacing her with this dancer at the last minute. >> they say that i can't sing

because i'm wearing a "we matter" jersey. >> reporter: that anthem singer kneeling in solidarity. local sixers saying they see both sides of this issue. >> we matter, that's how she feels. >> i understand that they're trying to raise awareness and everything. but i think it's the wrong place to do it. >> reporter: this morning streeter explained her protest while chatting with a new york radio station. >> it said "we matter" and what i want to explain to people is that i'm not saying that our lives are more important, it's just that our lives are way more disposable. >> reporter: some fans say the protest was inappropriate. >> i think there's a time and a place for everything. >> reporter: in a statement, the

sixers say they encourage meaningful action to drive social change. we talked to the makeup artist of seven streeter. the nba should expect even more of these protests in the coming weeks. we have breaking news to tell you about in montgomery county. >> erin coleman is in the breaking news center. >> the montgomery county of public safety as issued an alert about its 911 system, a cable that provides phone service in the area has been cut. that means if you call 911 from a land line, you may not be able to get through. now if you get a busy signal or you can't reach a 911 operator, officials say try calling from a cell phone or just hang up and dial again. now the county says it does not know how long it's going to take for crews to find that cable and

then fix that cable. we're going to stay on top of this story and in close contact with county leaders. to this now, amtrak is paying $6.5 million for lawsuits related to last year's deadly train crash. federal investigators say the train was traveling twice the speed limit when it jumped the tracks in port richmond. eight people died, two more were injured. now to a developing story that's likely stressing out commuters at the third straight station. the clock is ticking down now to a possible septa strike on tuesday. the timing of a potential walkout becomes a real concern. is there still hope, rosemary, that these two sides can reach

an agreement. >> there's absolutely hope, but no agreement just yet, i've been checking in with septa and the union throughout the day. both tell me they want a fair contract. we're talking about 800,000 daily transit riders who would be affected by a strike. it would be unfair to them if the two sides walk out without a deal. >> i really hope they don't go on stock because i need to get around. >> reporter: waiting for the bus on a rainy day could be worse, next tuesday lauren may have no ride to work. she lives in west philadelphia and works in retail in delaware county. >> i take the market line down to 59th street and then i would take one of the busses from there to the springfield map. >> daniel also relies on septa to get to college in philadelphia and to his job at target on city avenue. >> i'm trying to think of some

ideas. >> we hear from our constituents every day, you know, the fear of not being able to have public transportation. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> reporter: today philadelphia city council adopted a resolution that does nothing more than urge the union and the city to reach a deal. >> often times during these strikes, local leaders, local lawmakers get involved to help the negotiating process. any talk of that happening among city councilmembers? >> i don't know yet, i know we're all willing to do our part. >> lauren hopes she can count on the bus, but is preparing just in case. >> if they do go on strike, i think i might have to call a cab or uber. i think a lot of people might get more ubers jobs because of it. >> reporter: it's not just the business operators who could walk off the job, it could be

trolly and subway operators. rail safety is a concern in new jersey, that's why new jersey transit is bringing in big guns to help meet federal safety requirements. the agency hired a president of metro north to help install a positive train -- new jersey transit has until 2018 to install the safety braking system. both presidential candidates are in swing states today as they get ready for the final push of the campaign. now 12 days to go until election day which is november 8. and hillary clinton and first lady michelle obama appeared together at a rally and they draw one of the democratic nominee's largest crowd of this

election season. mrs. obama passionately defended hillary's experience. >> hillary doesn't play, she has more experience and exposure to the presidency than any candidate in our lifetime. yes, more than barack, more than bill. >> first lady has emerged as one of clinton's most effective surrogates. donald trump is in ohio today, he took aim at both hillary and bill clinton. it was his opening statement that brought the crowd to their feet. >> a brand-new poll from remington research, highly respected has just a few minutes ago come out and in ohio, we are right now four points up. >> trump's claim that the presidential election is rigged as taken root among his

supporters according to a new associated press poll. 64% of his supporters say they're likely to have serious doubts about the accuracy of vote count if trump loses. in our coverage of 2016 continues on nbc 10 news at 5:00. lauren mayk looks at the state of the race in pennsylvania. and hillary clinton could be pulling away from donald trump here. beer distributors will soon stock their shelves with six packs. governor tom wolf says he will pass a little by the let legislature to make the change. the new bill will allow them to sell six backs, growlers and single cans of beer. a man used a hammer to break into a cell phone store on cobbs creek, the surveillance video shows the man breaking into the

store and stealing several cell phones. and police may the man who damaged the staircase in center city is in custody. police reck -- investigators say he wrenched a brass railing of the of the steps on tuesday morning leaving behind a lot of crumbled masonry. a surveillance video showed him carrying the six-foot railing dun center street. the building has about $100,000 in damage. a fight involving more than 50 high school students in allentown. police say two 16-year-old boys got concussions, and bruises. they were kicked, punched and pistol whipped. seven students were arrested two of them face weapons charges, the fight started in the school lunch room. they agreed to meet after school and fight.

>> a live look at i-76 west of the vine street expressway, crews are doing some paving work at the university avenue exit. they're working at night forcing traffic off i-76 between 10:30 at night and 5:00 in the morning. their work is expected to be finished by tomorrow morning. flu season is here again, and people are packing clinics and doctors offices to get those shots. people just rolled up, pulled up, rolled up their sleeves, and tim furlong has the story from dore. . >> reporter: drivethroughs, we're all about them. >> just as the state was announcing the first confirmed case of the season. the people here in their cars today are making a very wise decision. >> a couple of years ago, we had over 20 feel die.

>> why not a vaccine that can help keep ourselves and other people safer. >> reporter: you would rather go through a drive through for a burger and a drink. >> it's convenient. i was a little nervous, but it's a real deal or not. >> reporter: this is the real deal flu shot. and state health officials say is shot is not going to get you sick. unlike the flu shot two years ago wasn't that effective, but this one is on the money. >> i say to them that influenza is deadly, think about your loved ones, think about your co-workers, think about the other people you're around to help protect them as well as yourself. >> even needle wimps like michelle here say it was easy and painless.

>> some heavy hitters in law enforcement helped some local high school seniors with their college applications today. we're going to show you video right here, that's district attorney seth williams at martin luther king high school. local judges also on hand at the school. last year this program reached more than 800 seniors who went on to colleges and universities throughout the country. >> there's a new piece of history at the new museum of the american revolution. today crews put the finishing touches on a replica liberty tree. before the revolutionary war, the liberty trees were where soldiers talked. from history to literature, today the city announced the reading selection from 1.1 philadelphia. it's a program through the free library where everyone is

encouraged to read the same book and thrown have discussions about it. this year's book is about the curious incident of the dogs in the night time. there are companion books for small children and a different one for older children. good day to sit inside. >> i was just going to say. >> the rain is around, going to be around for this afternoon and this evening. >> and in some parts of the area, it will be getting heavier rather than getting lighter and we have a big temperature variation across the area, 56 in philadelphia now, with rain even warmer in delaware, cooler farther to the north. let's show you where some of the warm air is in delaware. smyrna is 59, dover is 58. and we have parts of the state that are 60 police. georgetown, long neck and dewey beach 61.

bethany beach at 63 degrees. but it's not warm everywhere. and we set meteorologist erika martin out into the cool air to see how much of a difference we have got. >> reporter: hi, glenn, currently i'm in downtown bethlehem on main street and as you mentioned, temperatures up here are much cooler, in fact all day long, they have been about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than we have been seeing farther south. and as you know glenn, this morning it made all the difference. in fact we had several reports of freezing rain for north hampton county and farther south we saw mainly rain. temperatures right now are mainly in the 40s for north hampton county. right now we are seeing light rain, but everything will stay in the form of light rain, the good news is that it will start to warm up by the weekend, so no freezing rain for right now, and glenn has more on the upcoming

rain this weekend. >> bethlehem, it's only 45 degrees, places are in the 60s, and in many of these places, temperatures are going to be going up during the evening hours, it's only 41 degrees in walnut port, and 42 degrees in bath, and 45 in fleetwood. and we have a pretty large area of rain coming in, just as we have been telling you, the afternoon rush today is going to be -- erika is just about to get hit with that within the next hour. we have rain moving through the phil area, and the heavy stuff coming through the west, in chester county, right near coatesville, near west chester, kenneth square, rest grove, east nottingham, all those places getting moderate to heavy rain

that's moved through southern delaware into cape may county, so lots of different places are getting it. but not many places are going to be getting it later tonight. there's 8:00, we're already seeing parts of the area drying out by 10:00. the temperature is going up and the rain moves out and the clearing comes in as we go past the midnight hour. later on, we're going to be seeing the temperatures go up tonight and then tomorrow, we're dry. we're windy, we're cool, saturday we warm up, but then here comes the next weather system down here, this is a weak one coming, approaching the area on sunday with the possibility of a few showers as you can see here, we're not talking about a big storm or anything, so most of the day at least is going to be dry.

tomorrow it's going to be dry everywhere. 51 for the high in easton, a pretty chilly day with sunshine. 54 in west chester, 57 in phoenixville. fair hunt is 58 degrees. and then it go gets a little bit farther south but we may not see many places. 72 in philadelphia, sunday we could see a few showers, halloween is looking great, a little bit on the cool side, but those are average temperatures for this time of year. >> four years after superstorm sandy, some residents are being hit a second time. >> but for her and others, it's all toot real.

what neighbors at the shore are having to hand over. mpblsz commuter chaos, a minor incident creates a major panic. and pursuit pause, what one system decided to do that made for a must-see moment during a high-speed chase. first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street, a down day across the board. most people owe the bank.

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does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weapons ban and got an "a" rating from the nra. "i have had a perfect record with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would, i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. a scary scene after a fire

broke out this morning. you can see the smoke filling the terminals as you see people trying to climb out the windows and pry open doors. there's no word on what caused that fire. check out this unusual police chase in phoenix last night. he went through a drive through while police were chasing him. apparently he was hungry. he ordered food and continued the chase. superstorm sandy changed the landscape as we know of the jersey shore. >> and four years later, some people there are being hit a second time. >> no why, no how to appeal. no how to make a payment plan. >> up next sandy's final insult. you may find it hard to believe what some victims are finding out they have to fork over. glenn? plus rain is rolling through

the region right now, a lot of polices seeing rain, i'll break down when it's going to move out plus the warmup to come and your halloween forecast. next on nbc 10 news at 4:00.

back to this breaking news right now, a smash and grab inside a macy's store in roosevelt mall in philadelphia. look at this smashed up jewelry case. police tell us plea men use eth used hammers to steal jewelry. some of the region started off the day with wet weather.

taking a look at first alert radar, you can see the storms moving in from the west. >> more to come, glenn? it's going to be pretty wet for the next several hours, it's 56 in philadelphia now, it's only in the mid 40s in lehigh valley. even colder than that in the poconos, barely freezing, 33 degrees, while 57 in vineland and atlantic city, and 59 in dover and the rairtd showless a lot of rain on the -- -- another little batch around king of prussia, but the heaviest right near the border between delaware and pennsylvania.

everything's moving to the east, so we're not expecting any kind of flood threat. we have more moving through lehigh valley, burks county and it's going to be spreading east as we go through the evening hours. by tomorrow morning, no more rain around. a return to the 70s a little bit later. superstorm sandy's final insult, as they are rebuilding, the government demanding money. >> the commissioner has an obligation, he is the head of this department. >> saturday marks the fourth

anniversary of sandy's landfall here. and just half of the devastated homeowners have finished reconstruction. but some are being hit again. >> for lisa stevens rebuilding meant downsizing, superstorm sandy destroyed her bungalow. her new home is higher. >> that's what i could afford to do with my grand. >> she opened an e-mail from the state demanding that she repay more than $7,400. officials say she received duplicate benefits, she says her signed approval s prove otherwise. >> they knew every dollar that i was getting. >> reporter: they signed off on it? >> they signed off on it. >> reporter: stevens is one of the many homeowners receiving call back notices as they close

their files on the program that the nbc 10 investigators have been tracking for more than a year. and we found some like julie suarez with far larger refund demands. the public schoolteacher was told she owes more than $51,000. >> no why, no how to appeal. no how to make a payment plan. >> it's just like a gut punch. >> reporter: this woman is the -- she believes the number of refund demands whether only rise as more families finish rebuilding. she says better oversight could proprevented overpayments in the first place, but she insists at this point, the state must clarify recalculations, create

realistic repayment options and an appeals process. >> we don't want them to have to go further into debt and be threatened to lose those houses. >> after two interview denials, we went to trenton, commissioner charles richmond finally agrees. promising us an interview after his meeting. but just two hours later, his communication director cancelled. >> he has an obligation to answer questions about it. >> she said urgent and unexpected business came up. even after they cancelled our planned interview, we waited here outside the agency's headquarters building, the commissioner never returned to this reserve parking spot out fronts, before we finally left five hours later. >> officials have a legal obligation to recover funds that were duplicated, recover

exceeded costs and any refund letters relate only to overpayments. and all impacted homeowners were afforded the opportunity to provide us with additional documentation, ie receipts, invoices, to offset recovered grant funds. >> some time after suarez got this refund letter in july, the agency added a line to their sample letter offering a 36-month repayment option. she says even that isn't nearly enough for a $51,000 bill and for stevens, there's still no appeal process mentioned. >> i wish i could say this was just a dream. >> the nbc 10 investigators reached out to governor christy for a response.

marking hunting season with a new sandwich. those stories and more still ahead on nbc 10 news at 4:00. you out. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice so outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual. forcing small business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself,

voting to gut rules that protect us and crack down on big banks. pat toomey. out for himself, not us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - 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.

pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. 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. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. like deer meat? you won't have to hunt it yourself to get your fix now. arby's will be offering deer meat sandwiches, they will be available from october 31st to november 28. so could netflix and chill be replaced with a pill? the company's ceo says hallucinogenic drugs could be the wave of the future n a few

decades viewers may be able to pop a pill to hallucinate their entertainment, then pop a pill to return to realty. i don't know about that. michael phelps did more than just win gold medals this past summer. the swimmer's big secret is out this afternoon. why they're now causing so much commotion when the family drives down the road. plus a pretty wet end of the day here, a look at the rain rolli rollingthrough and when we can expect it to end, and your halloween forecast, next on my exclusive first alert forecast.

carson wentz and the rest of the eagles teammates were back on the practicefield today.

wentz has fared well in his young career in prime time, you remember he beat the bears back in week two on monday night football. and nbc 10 is your official eagles statement. we'll have coverage before and after the game, it all starts sunday morning. the game kicks off at 8:30 only on nbc 10, that's followed immediately by our live postgame show. michael phelps got married, apparently it happened a while ago, he just didn't tell anybody. during the summer games in august, phelps told people that he and nicole johnson had set a wedding date, it turns out that date was before the interview. the couple's secret ceremony happened back in june in paradise valley, arizona. more gold to go with his entire collection. we have heard the name trump a lot in the last year, but what if your name is trump and you're not even related to donald.

>> a couple in oregon say they're being harassed and targeted for having their last name on their license plate. they have had the plate for about nine years, but hasn't had a problem until recently, people have yelled vulgar obscenities at him. >> swerving their vehicle into my lane trying to run me off the road. it's really scarey that we have people showing that kind of aggression with no provocation. >> in light of everything that's happening, he and his wife plan to put a sticker on their car saying it's my last name and i've got better hair. at least they're maintaining a sense of humor about it all. not a good hair day, though, is it? >> absolutely not a good hair day, tomorrow's going to be a bad hair stay for different reasons, it's going to be so

windy. we have got a chilly rain in our suburbs and a milder rain in other parts of the area, we have got wind coming off the ocean, relatively warm for this time of year. and cape may point, while we're just barely above the freezing mark in the poconos. quite a contrast today, and quite an area of rain moving through, most places are seeing it right now we have seen some heavier rain at times in redding now moving into the lehigh valley. another batch of heavier rain in chester county, that's moved pretty much toward northern delaware and chester itself and pollsboro is starting to get it. another good batch coming through dover, so it's not all that well organized. so we don't have anything that's

especially heavy, but watch as we go through the night, the general trend is moving toward the ocean, the temperature may actually be going up as we go through the evening hours. and then the winds start coming in, clearing things out, drying things out, and it's going to be a windy day tomorrow, but a dry day, a lot of sunshine. then saturday, that may be a pretty nice day, up over 70 degrees. and then we have got a front coming down on sunday, it's possible there could be a few showers during the day, it's got it into some parts of the area, especially from phil northward, but it's not going to be anything like today. as we go through the night tonight, you can see just about everybody seeing rain, you can also see some of these temperatures going up, 60 in wilmington, 61 in trenton, philadelphia 62. then by tomorrow, we're into the upper 30s in allentown and

quakertown. a lot of wind during the day tomorrow, as temperatures hold in the 50s. now for the weekend itself, we' we're seeing the warm weather on saturday, 72 in delaware, sunday the chance of some showers, but not anything like what we saw today. and for the trick or treat forecast, it's looking really good. it will be of course on the cooler side as we head towards 7:00, 8:00, sunset is exactly at 6:00 so it will get totally dark by 6:30. so if you want to be in the daylight, you got to get done by 6:30. there's the forecast for the weekend, mild weather, and then a cooler day for trick-or-treat day, but at least it's dry and sunny, then the temperatures go back up, by wednesday, we're up to 74 again and we don't cool down until the end of next week. >> all right, glenn.

they were frustrated over furniture, it was flaking, it was chipping. >> that's when nbc 10 responds came to the rescue, the results they got and how they did it straight ahead. hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for

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does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weapons ban

and got an "a" rating from the nra. "i have had a perfect record with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would, i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. it's a picture vaive problem all across the country, including right here in our area. >> starting with one man's complaint of cracked and peeling furniture, nbc 10 responds harry hairston is here. what have you learned about all this? >> this is a very interesting story, it's been happening around the entire delaware valley. these are just some of the photos we have been receiving

over the last few months, and these pictures prompted us to come to many of your homes to see the problem for ourselves. >> it peels, it looks like the material is rotted. >> reporter: you're hearings from just a few of your neighbors and friends, frustrated with furniture that's peeling, cracking or chipping. from atlantic city to south philadelphia, dozens of similar complaints are filling the nbc 10 responds database. >> it's completely peeled off. >> the problem all stems from the same material, bonded leather, it came on the market about 10 years argue and typically costs less than genuine leather. >> we figured it would be better with children. and that's the way it was advertised. >> reporter: and the problem isn't limited to one store. we have received complaints from purchases made at stores such as aaron's ashley, raymour and

flanagan. and just for these cases alone, we have recovered $8,598 for your viewers. >> it just wanted to say thank you to nbc 10 sporesponds. >> thank you to harry hairston and the nbc 10 responds team. >> here's the take away for you, read the warranty in full before you buy, so if there's a problem, you'll know if you're covered. the warranty which covers the peeling problem expires after the first year, the company replaced the furniture as an act of good customer service. by the way, we are now up to about 30 peeling furniture complaints in our database. and we can add nearly $9,000 to our recovery total that comes to

$154,741. >> i hope folks pay attention, if you're thinking of buying something during the holiday season right now, people buying furniture for their kids in colleges, pay attention. >> bonded leather is what you need to pay attention to. >> if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. the best way to reach us is on your screen. we're less than two weeks away from one of the most talked about elections in political history. you need to be wary of the scammers trying to take advantage of voters. and we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> jim, jackie, we continue to follow that breaking news at a philadelphia mall. a group of thieves rush in with hammers and do some serious damage.

a witness tells nbc 10 what she saw. and rain's going to stay in the forecast for the rest of your evening, coming up, i'll show you when it will clear, plus nice warmup for your weekend and your halloween forecast. a rallying cry in atlantic city against north jersey casinos. >> i'm very fearful of it. why they want more than a win on november 8.

. eight nright now at 5:00, smash and grab at a local mall. nbc 10 got this video from inside that store that was robbed. >> deanne that durante has been following the breaking news from roosevelt mall in philadelphia. >> reporter: a witness said at first people started running,

they heard one loud crash, they thought it was a gunshot and then they heard glass continuing to break. at the macy's here just off the boulevard in northeast philadelphia. if you're not looking for it you may not see it. it's between a jewthe jewelry c. three men armed with hammers came into this mall about 2:30 this afternoon, smashed through the jewelry cases and made off with watches. we can tell you the witnesses say it was chaos as that was happening inside that store. >> i was doing my makeup and i was looking to the site and i saw three guys coming with hoodies and they started smashing the counter with the jewelry in it. and everybody was running to where i was saying they were shooting, but nobody really knew what was going on. >> reporter: we're told the people then left the