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 store,

stood outside in the parking lot for about 30 minutes while police went through the store to make sure that those thieves were gone. they traced a tag number and that car is coming back stolen. now new information about the breaking news out of montgomery county, we just found out it could take several hours before you're able to get through to 911 with your land line, we just learned that a contractor hit a piece of equipment that's causing problems with the phone line, and if you call from a land line, you'll just get a busy signal. if you have an emergency, use your cell phone, that, we're told, is working just fine. >> it is a rainy, dreary day across the area. it's not over yet either, people in trend saw some rain earlier

today, we're going to show you some video of some ladies that were prepared. they had their umbrellas up as they walked along state street this afternoon. they were smart. take a look at the walt whitman bridge, not the nice us day of course. a big difference in temperatures depending on where you are. >> we have your first alert neighborhood weather, your forecast, where you are. let's go to meteorologist sheena parveen. >> we have some rain across the area, it will be clearing a little more as we get closer to midnight, but we have heavier areas right around the philadelphia section now, right in south philly, some of that heavier rain shown by the yellows and oranges. that heavy rain moving into center city. that's moving towards glassboro and new jersey. so if you're driving this

evening, especially from wilmington to philadelphia, you already have the wet roads, and the heavy rain from wilmington to delaware, newark seeing that heavy rain as well. and mostly through the lehigh slal valley. light showers for parts of burks county, up through the poconos where they had some freezing rain earlier. so take your time this evening, but it could be worse, we could be seeing the snow up to our north, we're not that cold, so the snow is going to spay to our north, there you see that big weather system spinning. big temperature contrast, 46 degrees allentown, 59 in dover, look at mt. pocono, 33 degrees. so obviously very close to that freezing mark, we're going to be watching the poconos very closely this evening as well. to see if we could see any areas of freezing rain, but as we go through tonight, we're going to

see some light clearing through midnight. and a dry cooler day tomorrow and warmer for the weekend. now to decision 2016, the push is on for pennsylvania. >> with just 12 days now to go, a new poll shows hillary clinton is pulling away from donald trump in this key battleground state. the poll shows clinton with a 7-point lead, even with third party candidates taken into account. lauren mayk shows us why certain groups of voters are pushing her to the top. >> reporter: at this delaware county nail salon, nancy is a denied voter. >> we have decided we are voting for donald trump. >> i was against hillary after the benghazi scandal, i these she is untrustworthy. >> reporter: donald trump could use more supporters like her, based on a new poll that shows

clinton ahead in pennsylvania 46% to 39%, a 7-point lead. >> i am voting for hillary. if trump were to get into office, i would seriously consider moving to canada. >> the poll shows hillary beating trump with women 51-38. >> he is rude, i don't want him making decisions for me or my body as a woman. >> reporter: donald trump and clinton are almost tied with men. >> it's more of the same with her and really trump is different and maybe he's not the most qualified person, but i would rather have something different. >> hillary has her weak points, but she's certainly going to be an effective leader and she's given 30 years of public service which i appreciate. >> reporter: whooirl hillary clinton is strong with african-americans, it shows

trump up by 5 points. >> just 12 days until the election, the push for pennsylvania is in full swing. tomorrow former president bill clinton will campaign in redding, burks county. and mike pence is headed to bensalem, bucks county. a judge approved a $265 million settlement for the victims of the amtrak crash and the families of those who died. lawyer who is negotiated the settlement say people will have their portion of that money in hand by june, instead of going through years of legal wrangling. there are 125 cases stemming from the may 2015 start. the crash killed eight people and injured 200 others.

t the philadelphia district attorney's office says it is still investigating and will move forward if there are more developments. the presidential race isn't the only issue driving voters to the polls in atlantic city, look at this? more than 1,000 people showed up at a rally to oppose adding casinos up in north jersey. nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg spoke with opponents who say they need to win big. >> how many people will be voting? >> reporter: they brought their passion and dire predictions about what casinos in north jersey would do to atlantic city. >> it would cause more closures in atlantic city and losing a lot of jobs. >> reporter: more than 1,000 casino workers business leaders and elected officials rallied inside boardwalk hall today urging voters to reject this

proposal on the november 8 ballot to allow two casinos in the northern part of the state. >> it is incredible the amount of people that come to north jersey. >> reporter: and you worry they would stop coming? >> i do. >> reporter: the proposal seems to have a lack of support state wide, just 24% of voters are for expanding casinos outside of atlantic city. supporters say expanding gambling would help new jersey better compete with casinos in neighboring states and send money back to pennsylvania. #. >> it's sad to see it pass because i don't know what the alternative is going to be. >> reporter: opponents want the question to go down with a resounding defeat. >> it has to be by 15% or 20% so we're not threatened again with

caseinos again outside of atlantic city. >> reporter: the public mind poll found new jersey voters firmly believe the state already has enough kcaseiinos and that y have caused harm to atlantic city. another issue on the new jersey ballot that ted's familiar with there, anybody from new jersey including both of us, that new gas tax. no matter what, the tax is going to go 23 cents this tuesday november 1. but on election day, voters get to decide how that extra money is spent. governor christie wants to pay for transportation projects, but the lieutenant governor is pubically opposing that idea. cydney long explains why. philadelphia city council is urging both the union and management to make a deal and fast. >> all those in favor say aye.

those opposed, ayes have it. >> the city council proposed a nonbinding resolution urging septa management the union to come up with an agreement. those transit rider who depend on septa say the strike will leave them strachbded. >> i work at lincoln hospital and i woblt be able to get there. >> reporter: how will you get to school if you can't take septa? >> i won't be able to go to school. or i means i walk. >> reporter: the talks continue, but there is no agreement yet, if there is no deal, workers who operate septa's busses subways trollies would walk off the job midnight monday into tuesday. the closing arguments for the bridgegate trial have been postponed until tomorrow while

the judge in the case resolves a legal issue, it's not known what that issue is. two former allies of governor chris christie are on trial on charges they closed access lanes to the george washington bridge four days in 2013 to oppose a mayor who didn't endorse christy. >> they convey authority and a sense urgency that leaves their victims -- >> next all new at 5:00, how this illegal operation was finally brought down. plus philadelphia becomes the center of the national anthem controversy. do you see this? a performer was told she couldn't sing at the sixers game. all new at 5:00, the team issing in a in -- team is weighing in now

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perhaps you've gotten one of those phone calls from someone that claims to be from the irs. >> jim rosenfield is live in the breaking news center with more on the arrests and important information. >> could be a frightening call to get, callers posing as tax and immigration agents threatening arrest or deportation or to cover supposedly unpaid income taxes. but the government says it is all a scam. authorities arrest eed 23 peopl in the u.s., and 25 arrests in india. call centers used obtained from

data brokers passing themselves off from the irs or u.s. immigration services, people on the other end of the line were then told the pay phony charges like tax violationsor other personalities or face other punishment. >> we never call to demand that money be loaded immediately on to prepaid cards. u.s. government agencies do not call and demand immediate payments to avoid deportation or to avoid arrest. >> that's key here, the government will not call you asking for money right away. a department has been set up to provide more information to potential victims and the public. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, we have been dealing with the rain pretty much all afternoon, it's going to linger

into the evening too. make sure you keep the umbrella, the snow is going to stay way to our north. now we're looking in parts of northern delaware, painsville, wilmington showing some yellow, i-95 up to 295. easton township, gloucester and this is going to keep moving through new jersey and make its way to the shore. now we're looking at the pennsylvania suburbs. lehigh valley up into the poconos. mostly widespread light rain with some embedded heavier showers, upper bucks county and also near the allentown area, some pretty good rain coverage there. we have been seeing this all afternoon, we're not looking at any flooding concerns, but those temperatures are cold especially the farther north you go, and

obviously we have freezing temperatures here with snow, but that is going to stay to our north, we're not going to see anything but rain tonight. very close to freezing in the poconos. should be staying above freezing, though, we had some freezing rain earlier in the poconos, right now though in philadelphia, 58 degrees, 59 addition in dover. 46 in allentown. now the rain will be clearing late tonight, more like around midnight. the overnight hours, we will start to see some clearing. then we go into your halloween monday, it's going to be a little cooler for halloween, a little chilly, but dry for the trick-or-treaters. by 9:30 tonight, temperatures still mostly in the upper 60s, rain starting to taper off, moves out near midnight.

temperatures mostly the mid to low 40s, so going to be a chilly start to the day tomorrow, windy and cool, highs will be topping out in about the upper 50s four most of the area. philadelphia tomorrow 58 degrees and sunny, saturday looks good, low 70s in philadelphia. sunday we could have a couple of afternoon showers, 70 for the high in philadelphia, 72 degrees right along the jersey shore. now we look at your monday for halloween, it looks good because it's going to be nice and dry. a little bit chillier later in the evening, temperature for the trick-or-treaters, mostly around 60 degrees, by 6:00 p.m., we'll watch those temperatures drop into the upper 50s. but at least it will be dry, our next chance of rain will be mostly sunday afternoon. we'll take a look at your nabltd forecast coming up. is more always better?

doctors say maybe not when it comes s ts to medicine? the new moves to cut back on people's prescriptions. people are lining up for the drive through in philadelphia but not for fast food. we'll break down sunday's big much, and we'll dell you what's at stake for the birds. >> join us tomorrow morning, starting at 4:30.

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who destroyed donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> he used a sledgehammer to destroy donald trump's star. he was trying to auction it and raise funds for women who have accused trump of sexual misconduct. >> i decided to admit that i did it, i'll take the punishment and hopefully this will be over. unlike mr. donald trump who does not admit to it. he hides, he runs and he cries. >> trump has denied the groping allegations. the hollywood chamber of commerce says it will take time to repair the star s. studies show almost 40% of patients in their 60s are making more than five medications and the combination isn't always

good. now doctors across the nation are embracing deprescribing, they're taking a look at medicines that may actually be causing problems like sleeping pills and blood pressure medicati medications. tonight on "nightly news," we'll meet a couple with a story that may have you wanting to talk to your own doctor. the city announced the reading selection for philadelphia's one book one -- this year's book is called "the curious incident of the dogs in the nighttime" if you want your kids to take part, there are companion books for small children and a different one for older children. >> next at 5:00, players from the sixers are weighing in on the controversy over the national anthem.

>> and a witness tells us what she overheard when a singer was told she couldn't perform.

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i'm frank lobiondo right now at 5:00 we are tracking rain. the nbc 10 radar shows you could see more tonight. here's a look at one area that already got hit by the rain. this is from news force 10. look at that rain coming down. let's take a live look right now in philadelphia. a lot of areas saw rain today. but they saw very different temperatures to go along with it. >> a 30-degree temperature difference. it really depends on where you, sheena? >> yes, but everybody was seeing rain earlier this morning, the

poconos, those higher elevations got cold enough to see some freezing rain, but right now in the poconos, we're mostly just seeing those cold conditions. so just rain through cape may county, we have some heavier rain moving through the delaware area up to vineland and closer to the philadelphia area and wilmington, we have some rain moving into camden, new jersey, waterford, but the rain in philadelphia has lightened up a little bit. it's still pretty steady, still looking at some steady light rain here. some pennsylvania suburbs and a few areas of more moderate rainfall. so the rain is going to continue for the of trest of the evening. 58 degrees in delaware, new jersey low 50s.

56 degrees in philadelphia right now, by 7:00 p.m., still looking at rain, around 10:00 tonight, 60. but the rain still continuing, come tomorrow morning, we'll see a warmup and i'll show you our forecast coming up in a few minutes. last night we showed you this video of the singer 7 streeter posted on twitter, she said the sixers wouldn't let her sing because of her jersey that said "we matter". hundreds of fans have posted on social media and now a witness to the incident and players on the team are joining the discussion. randy gyllenhaal joins us live with new developments. >> reporter: i spoke with streeters makeup artist, she said that streeter was not trying to make a scene, the

sixers have not officially said why they would not let her sing "the star spangled banner" but streeter says it was because of the handmade jersey she wore last night. the sixers changed their plan, bring in a team dancer to sing the national anthem instead of r&b artist 7 streeter. >> i'm at the 76ers game to sing the national anthem and the organization is telling us i can't because i'm wearing a we matter jersey. >> reporter: sixers said they didn't her -- who say the nba should expect even more protests like this one in miami last week, and an them singer kneeling on the ground. >> the nba uses black and brown bodies to make money, but when it comes to black and brown causes such as police brutality and violence in our communities,

they immediately shut down and protect their bottom line. >> reporter: streeter expanded on a radio interview. >> i'm not saying that our lives are more important, it's just that our lives are way more disposable. >> but the 76ers say the national anthem is not the place for a political message. >> i understand that they're trying to raise awareness, but i do think it's the wrong blaplaco do it. i think there's a time and place for everything and i don't think that's the place to do that. >> reporter: streeter's makeup artist said she did not plan on making a scene, she just wanted to sing the national anthem. the sixers did not elaborate on their reasoning behind not letting her sing. the head coach tells us he wasn't aware of what was going on until after the game. a representative from the sixers spoke to players about the issue

before practice today. >> some people dwere disappointd that she wasn't able to sing, she wasn't given that opportunity, but we also understand everything going along with that, it was a nationally televised game. >> we talked about a lot of different things. >> players tell us they opened up a dialogue about how they would like to see these situations handled in the future. now to decision 2016. 12 days left until election day, both presidential candidates took hits today, hillary clinton was hurt by more e-mail and donald trump was hurt by an aide trying to keep african-american turnout low. hillary clinton de -- the 2011 memo was written by a bill clinton aid. it describes overlap between the

former president's business ventures and fundraising efforts for the charity. donald trump pounced on that in ohio. >> shows what they'll do if again given a chance to control the oval office. we have had enough of the clintons in all honesty. >> a new poll gives clinton a # 9 point lead over trump. a senior aide admitted to bloomberg that the trump campaign has three major voter suppression efforts under way, the target, idealistic young americans. >> he's not trying to bring them over to his side, he's trying to give them a reason not to vote at all.

next at 5:00, how a good deed could send one guy to the world series. plus have you ever wonder

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just like donald trump. a hundred and sixty miles down the road in dc, brian fitzpatrick will put his party first, not pennsylvania families. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. . listen, somewhere i got the play like highlighted and circled somewhere. like all over the place. right here. i got like all these cards. >> that was pederson miked up during a recent game. pederson also sat down with us

one-on-one to talk about his relationship with rookie quarterback carson wentz. >> our dialogue has increased each and every week, but particularly that first game, just calling plays that he likes and that he's comfortable with for him to be successful and hopefully the team to be successful. >> the one word he says to his team inside the locker room at every game this season. the game kicks off at 7:30 sunday night. don't miss exclusive content you'll only see on nbc 10. we'll also have the game. okay my goodness, beat dallas. a long-time indians fan has been given quite a reward after giving up his flights to cleveland. >> ken gave up that seat to make sure that former outfielder

kenny lofton arrived in time to throw out the first pitch for game one of the world series. indians are giving him ticket to game six. lofton had 6,200 career stolen bases. he recognized lofton while waiting to board his flight when he overheard lofton say he didn't know if he would get a seat on the plane, that's when compton offered his. the cubs beat the indians 5-1 last night in cleveland, game three is friday night in chicago. well, we're still dealing with the rain for the rest of the evening, coming up, i'll show you when it will clear up and a little bit of a warmup

just in time for the weekend. 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

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and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. here at nbc 10, we're all about your weather and here's why. >> in the year, there's a 30-degree contrast between

areas. >> erika martin headed for one of the coldest spots this afternoon. it is cold there, erika? >> reporter: earlier this year, we asked viewers what they wanted in their forecast and they all said they want their neighborhood weather. today's probably a perfect example of why. i'm in downtown bethlehem and temperatures today started off in the low to mid 30s, so a lot of the precipitation changed over to freezing rain. conditions farther south were 10 to 20 degrees warmer. philadelphia mid 50s for you. and farther south, you're talking mid 60s. it was a brisk out the door start here in bethlehem with temperatures that were approximately 10 to 20 degrees

colder than temperatures including newcastle and sussex county, delaware. >> my body's not ready for the cold yet this year. but in any event, this is cold, nasty, and we took the plants in yesterday because we had frost on the ground yesterday. >> reporter: they weren't prepared for this round of cold weather and now they're planning to prepare better. while the christmas city woke up to freezing rain and temperatures in the low to mid 30s, farther south, lower temperatures in delaware kept the line of precipitation from changing over to sleet or freezing rain. locally in bethlehem, north hampton county, you're going to see mainly 40s, so a warmer start to your friday.

>> we have to get you an nbc 10 umbrella. >> first alert sheena parveen is with us now, she was in the lehigh valley. big temperature swings compared to south jersey or delaware. >> bigger temperature difference makes it an uncomfortable day if you're outside in the rain, 46 degrees in some of our lehigh valuely neighbor hoods, 56 degrees in philadelphia, currently with the rain, so it's a rainy, chilly afternoon. we'll take a look at burks county, 46 degrees, kirkstown coming in at 46 degrees. allentown 46 degrees, so, yes, those are some of our coolest temperatures around right now. the rest of your evening, center city, live look across the delaware river. this is the gloomy look we're going to see until the sun sets.

it's going to stay chilly, we're not going to get any clearing until close to midnight tonight. big weather system, the coldest air is going to stay to the north, we're on the warmer side of this system, even though it's still chilly. just leaving tabernacle heading into ocean county, this rain is going to keep moving along, we don't expect it to hang around for a long amount of time. philadelphia seeing light to steady rainfall, some embedded more moderate rain showers, moving into the ac express way, closer to atlantic county. and the heavier green, that extends into cape may county and it's all heading our shore points. but we are seeing some breaking

up happening, pennsylvania suburbs and finally through the new jersey suburbs. lehigh valley, pocono should really start to clear out even more, the rest of the area could have some showers by 11:00 p.m., clearing overnight. and we have a nice, dry morning commute, but it's going to be chilly. saturday looking dry and we're going to have a nice warmup saturday, then we go into sunday, we could see a couple of afternoon showers for your sunday. tomorrow 59 fairfield, dover coming in 58 degrees, sunny and chilly and it's also going to be windy. we go through your week, and there you see the 70s, 72 for philadelphia, monday more halloween, it looks dry, but chilly. temperatures get back into the 70s as we go into next week.

halloween does look dry or the trick-or-treaters. and now lester holt joins us now from the nbc studios in new york. >> good to see you, lester. >> good to see you. among the stories we're covering, did hillary clinton profit from political donors? maybe you've got on a call about what you may owe to the irs? and when it's time to give up on some of those medications you've been taking. all right, let's face it here at home, all right? no one likes getting the flu shots. >> no one, but doctors in delaware is trying to make it a little bit easier for you, find out people are getting the vaccine without ever leaving their car. you out.

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. people were lining up at this drive through in delaware. but they weren't getting fast food. >> this drive through was giving out flu shots. and tim furlong shows us that now is the time to get the vaccine. >> and i was down for the count for about 7 days. >> reporter: that's why geri gets a flu shot each and every year. >> i think it's awesome. if each of us had to get out and get in a long line. >> reporter: the governor drove in for his vaccine. >> you would rather do it for a burger and a drink than a shot in the arm, but the health

department is trying to make the whole process easier. the state's top doc says you need to get the vaccine soon so it will get in your system. this year's flu shot seems to be the right blend. the doctor says these people are doing the right thing today, if not for themselves then for the people around them. >> there are a lot of people who are at high risk, and i guarantee, you're in contact with those people whether you know it or not. >> reporter: take it from geri. >> i was so sick, i couldn't do anything. >> reporter: is it worth a little boo boo on your arm? >> very much to. >> talk about convenience too. got to like that idea. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. and we continue to follow breaking news, that brazen jewelry heist inside a local

mall. >> thieves had their hammers and poun pounded away. witnesses tell us what they heard inside the mall. the governor says there's a misunderstanding between him and his number two. so we went straight to the lieutenant governor to ask her about it and how you affects you, 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. jewelry heist. what nbc 10 learned about the getaway car. face-off in new jersey, nbc 10 looks into the big issue that's causing a disagreement between the governor and lieutenant governor. a rainy rush hour on this thursday night, pack your patience, rain on the roads means a slow ride home. good evening, i'm jacqueline

london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. we start with that nasty night out there, chilly, rainy, it's a night to stay inside. >> check out the requiradar, it going to be a wet night. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking rain in your neighborhood. >> and some of the rain is the heaviest of the day, 57 degrees with heavier rain, during the last observation, even in the suburbs, the lehigh valley. 46 degrees why it's close to 60 in delaware. that's why we have this neighborhood weather because the weather can vary so much across these neighborhood, 33 in mt. pocono, we have a lot of rain more in new jersey than anywhere else, that's a sign that it's starting to