story and bring you new information as soon as it becomes available. >> our team coverage of this breaking story continues now. >> trump's running mate just spoke, what did mike pence have to say about this? >> reporter: for the most part it seems like your typical campaign speech, he touched on the economy and immigration. about four minutes into the speech, he touched upon this latest news concerning the fbi and those e-mails. >> i'm calling on the fbi to release all the e-mails pert innocent to their reopened investigation. the american people have a right to know and they have a right to know before election day. >> reporter: pence continued his attacks not only on bill clinton but on -- they welcome the

news -- this is going to ultimately help them come election day which is only 11 days away. we have much more of governor pence's speech today. we're live in bensalem. just minutes ago. >> we won't know how much of an impact this has until we get more information, i don't know if voters have already baked this in with her. she did something wrong and they're not voting for her. republicans running for the senate and the house want to make the argument that they want the watch dog -- this fbi

investigation and the clinton foundation, all bad headlines this week and it could give a senate or a house republican something to be on offense on in this last week. >> this is a story that's still breaking right now, so stay be nbc 10 news for continuing coverage all afternoon. more breaki ing news now, t pennsylvania turnpike has been shut down all day because of an accident that you see here. mish blocker is live in sky force 10. >> any idea when that turnpike might reopen? >> reporter: you can see that the crew are trying to make quick work of hanging these power lines that were down.

9:00 in the morning through today through the evening rush. we originally had estimates that this was going to be back open between 4:00 and 6:00. this is between exits 358 and 351. the pennsylvania turnpike is closed in both direction because of live wires on the road. closed since the morning commute, saying that this will be closed through the evening rush, this is about 7 miles of the pennsylvania turnpike. >> now to breaking news out of chicago, a plane there has caught fire at o'hare international airport. the american airlines plane was taking off to miami when an engine malfunctioned.

and that fire resulted. everyone was evacuated safely and no one was hurt. turning to our weather now, it was sunny and windy an friday, people were bundled up, dealing with that fall chill. nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> despite sunshine, temperatures holding in the mid 50s at best. some parts of delaware close to 60 degrees today. gusty winds, there's the northwest wind and this is sustained wind at 20 miles an hour in atlantic city and in wilmington, those winds will be dying down during the night tonight. we had some clouds earlier

today, they pretty much moved out, as you can see, up towards new york, so we have clear skies tonight and summer tomorrow. but the clear skies tonight and the lighter winds is going to allow the temperatures to drop significantly. chester bucks, montgomery county, about 35 in the morning. and 39 degrees in new jersey. >> despite the economic disrupti disruptions -- >> a developing story on the jersey shore where protesters greeted governor chris christie with yelling and chants when he was set to give a speech on the hurricane sandy recovery.

you may remember more than 300,000 homes were damaged or destroyed after sandy struck in new jersey back in 2012. even more people lost power or business. following the protests, governor christie met with some people in the crowd and heard about their stories and returned to the podium to continue speaking when he was interrupted again. >> i listened to you and i told you i was going to have a meeting with you, so what i would appreciate is if you let me talk about the situation without being interrupted. >> on this fourth anniversary of sandy, ted greenberg met a family who's finally about to get back into their homers. >> right now two trains collided in bucks county. sky force 10 also over that scene around 9:00 this morning, that's ground video there, investigators have been on the scene all day in chester

township, delaware county, and in map right here gives you an idea of where those tracks were located. nbc 10's tim furlong live in chester township. >> tim, i know you have been out there all day, what are investigators telling you? >> they're still working at things, you had these two slow moving trains going head to head. 7 1/2 hours later, you still see -- that engine that you're looking at right there, they're trying to lift it back up delicately back on the tracks. >> reporter: you can hear the radio chatter of the accident. this morning at about 8:30 on the csx line in chester township, a train carrying grain collided with another csx train coming from atlanta.

>> it was a big, loud, boom. >> reporter: there were two crewmembers on each train. >> i looked out the window, i could see it from my bathroom window. i seen them when they were bringing somebody out. >> reporter: csx confirms that two of their employees were taken to the hospital. a source tells us just east of this spot, there's a track that breaks off where one track is supposed supposed to wait at a red light until the other one passes. you can hear some of the confusion on the radio shooter, but csx won't say if the westbound train inappropriately blew through the signal. >> it was a long, loud metal crash. you can tell a metal crash, and actually it sounded like a bomb.

>> actually it wasn't a bomb and they -- csx owns the train and the track, and the track doesn't show any passenger trains, it hasn't been a problem getting people out of the area, i will tell you this, none of the freight has monved out of here. >> and this is the second train crash in the chester area since april. that blue dot shows where today's accident is. back in april, there was another crash a few blocks away near booth and highland. in that accident, an amtrak train struck a piece of tractor equipment. witnesses say it sounded line act explosion at the time. mpls an apology today from the 76ers, the team says they were wrong to cancel r and b singer

seven streeter. today the sixers offered an apology. thigh released a statement saying in part, we are sorry that this happened. after receiving feedback from our players, basketball operations staff and owner, we believe that the wrong decision was made. the team went on to say that they have offered streeter an opportunity to come back and sing. two former allies of governor chris christie on trial accused of creating traffic gridlock in 2013. both said they believed shutting down the lanes were part of a traffic study. the most serious charge against them carries up to a 20-year prison center. mpls a shutdown on the gwb happened this morning when a man decided to climb part of that

bridge. alberto hernandez began scaling one of the bridge towers, emergency crews had to take them down and then he was arrested. this created delays of up to 90 minutes. a sky force 10 also over the scene of an accident involving a new jersey transit bus, that bus collided with a car. only one passenger was on the bus at the time. no one was seriously hurt. mpls to this developing story now that could make for are much different scene. the clock is ticking down to a possible septa strike next tuesday. septa employees are set to go on

strike next tuesday. >> reporter: that's exactly what riders will be doing this weekend. bus stops like the one behind me another fifth and market streets are -- now among those who will be closely watching what happens over the next few days, parents and administrators from the -- on this friday before an important weekend of negotiations septa is running smoothly, but if there's a strike, tuesday morning could be a rude awakening for the rider who is take the bus, subway and trolly. >> do you think the riders are the ones being forgotten in this? >> yes, i do, i think septa understands how many people catch it day to day, but they don't worry about the trickle down effect. >> reporter: 55 ,000 to 60,000 are students who take septa to and from school.

one of those students in the philadelphia school district who relies on public transportation. >> i usually walk to broad street and get on at susquehanna and then i get on the six bus and then i walk to school. >> that's a long way. >> yes. >> reporter: so what are you going to do if you can't use septa next week. >> she'll probably be late, because we all have to be at school at the same time. >> these women depend on septa as well. >> i think it's sad, they may have to miss school. who wants that? especially if you're a senior. >> especiallily if you have a child whose grades are failing rpgs they really need to be in school. >> for example the mathematics,

civics and sciences school will open its doors at 7:00 in the morning and keep their doors open until 6:00 in the evening so parents could get their kids to and from school. that would happen in the event of a strike. this news here, altria is maker of marlboro cigarettes is moving it's operations to virginia. they're also closing their plant in illinois. mpls wine just got easier to find. in downingtown, you can pick up a bottle while your pick up your groceries. thanks to a new law in pennsylvania that allows grocery stores to sell wine. it's not only a win for them but

the customers too. >> it's going to be a big hit with all of our customers. >> it's among more than 200 grocery stores that applied for wine sales permits. a fight outside an allentown high school tuesday, two students are recovering from concussions after a fight inside the cafeteria at the high school. police say the fight started when the students threw something at another student during lunch. they agreed to meet after school and fight. police say that more than 50 students snowed up. nbc 10 in university city for the grand opening of the pennovation center. it's been redesigned and transformed. it will hold laboratories that

are being used to grow plants and make medicine. there's also an area for penn vets who train dogs for search and rescue operations. health officials in delaware say they have confirmed the first case of the seasonal flu, a 27-year-old man in kent county tested positive for the influenza a strain of the virus. yesterday people lined up for free drive through shots in philadelphia. officials say now is the time to get that flu shot. >> kind of feels like fall out there today. >> there is no doubt about it, it is going to be warmer both saturday and sunday, significantly warmer than today. we have a few fair weather clouds out there, along with

some beautiful leaves, colors changing and we're right near the peak of the fall season here. we have temperatures in the mid 50s to near 60 degrees, which is well below average especially with the sunshine, odessa at 58 degrees, farther to the south it's 59 in georgetown, mills borr borrow, milton, and bethany beach, that's some of the warmest places in our wheel area. 29 miles an hour wilmington, 30-mile-per-hour gusts in atlantic city. and that wind will be dying down significantly over the next few hours, those clouds they were around earlier today have moved out. but we have got more clouds that are going to be coming in, especially late tomorrow and into sunday. we have high pressure on top of us right now and going over head as we go through the night and into tomorrow morning, as the

high moves offshore, the wind's going to turn into the southwest and that's going toab bring the warmer air in. as we go through saturday and into sunday morning, but it's not closer by saturday to provide any kind of problems with the weather. a beautiful day tomorrow, near 70 degrees in wredding after a low of 76, so it's going to start off cold and quickly warmup with the sunshine. phoenixville close to 70 degrees, after a low of 34. you don't see temperature differences from day to night, that extreme at this time of the year very often. and fairmount, in the city of phil, up to 72 degrees after a low of 40. farther to the south near 40. hadd

haddenfield 78. galloway township 67, after a low of 37. of course it won't be quite as chilly at the beaches, a low of 42 another atlantic city. so with the neighborhood weather, even within the neighborhood, we can pinpoint just what areas are going to get into the 30s versus the 40s. and 72 degrees in wilmington during the day tomorrow. of course we have got some big plans for sunday, and especially for halloween and meteorologist erika martin has this specific forecasts. >> we do have some showers on the approach? anybody trick-or-treating on sunday, keep that in mind. here it is, hour by hour, showing that frontal boundary sliding on down from the northwest to the southeast. notice these variable winds, we have these -- the good news is on monday, we will see a dry

halloween, however if you are trick-or-treating on sunday, keep that in mind, and keep those umbrellas handy. trick-or-treat forecast on monday, 4:00 p.m., we're seeing a mix of sun an clouds, temperatures in the upper 50s and low high valley the upper 60s for you. for the most part, mid to upper 50s, so certainly a mild night in the forecast. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local forecast. so trick-or-treat tip number one, sun set is at 5:59 p.m., it gets dark by 6:30 p.m., so i d advise wearing something reflective. a political bombshell that could affect the upcoming

election, the fbi's probe into hillary clinton's e-mails is not over. now the fbi is looking at new e-mails that have emerged coming from the clintons' private server. the road is closed and has been all day. authorities telling us the turnpike will remain closed at least through rush hour, and we'll continue to monitor both of these breaking stories. and up next, see this book? why it could have cost someone more than $3,000. here's a look at the closing bell on wall street, wall street stocks closed down on this friday. 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.

this texas woman crashed right into a police car. but get this, she did it while she was trying to take a topless selfie. 20-year-old miranda radar krosh crashed into a police cruiser. police say she admitted taking the photo for her boyfriend. now she's charged with dui. it is never too late to return a library book, even if you wait for four decades to bring it back. >> a copy of the rise and fall of the third reich, was checked out of the library was checked out back in april of 1974. it wasn't returned until yesterday. the late fees for a book that's

more than 15,000 days overdue? >> this doesn't happen very often. i have been in libraries for about 30 years and this is the most extreme overdue book i'm aware of. >> and the patron told the library he moved to another country and took the book with him. when he moved back to the u.s., he thought he should come back to the library with the book. we are following two breaking stories for you this oom afternoon, the pennsylvania turnpike in bucks county. also schemes and scammers, the three things you need to look out for on election day. harry hairston walks us through it all. plus a big weekend warmup, temperatures are about to rise into the 70s, i'll tell you when and by how much. plus your trick-or-treat

forecast, next on nbc 10 news at 4:00. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus even more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do,

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a new fbi investigation into the clinton e-mail server. the fbi notified among that they have new e-mails that they want to read to see if there's anymore that put national security at risk. and to this now, we have a live picture from chicago's o'hare international airport. that american airlines flight right there, it caught fire as it was taking off for miami. we have learned the plane blew a tire and damaged an engine. everyone was evacuated safely,

no one was hurt. mpb >> breaking news out of bucks county where the pennsylvania turnpike remains closed in both directions today. this is impacting traffic between 358 and 351. we'll keep you updated. and mitch blocker is in sky force 10 over the scene of another accident. >> we have been back over here from 4:00 to 4:30. a really severe accident, two people we have confirmed have been taken to the hospital because of this accident. this is in the westbound side of kelly drive, it's completely closed, kelly drive out of center city, right by boathouse row, it's backing up traffic, we have not been able to confirm what condition those folks are

in at this point, but if you are trying to get out of center city, best to avoid kelly drive. that's the latest from sky force 10 back to you in the newsroom. to our weather now on a chilly friday afternoon in chester county right there, shoppers outside that wegman's. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now. >> we're in for some warmer weather, which is good considering the trick-or-treaters that are going to be headed out, those halloween parties. >> good timing for the weekend, it's kind of a chilly day today, with temperatures holding in the 50s, 56 in philadelphia, that's the warmest it's been so far today, other places barely into the low 50s and we still have that wind, 10 to 20 miles an hour, that's the sustained wind, we have had gusts of over 30 miles an hour during the day.

lots of sunshine as we end the day, the clouds are retreating up towards new york state, it's going to be clear overnight tonight. so by morning we're talking about readings in the mid 30s, so it's going to be start off chilly tomorrow, but it's going to warm up quickly, and we're talking about temperatures into the 70s in many parts of the area, also a chance of some showers, we'll have the timing of all that with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. turning to nbc 10 responds this afternoon, we're just days away from one of the most talked about elections in history. >> you need to be wary of scammers trying to take advantage of voters, harry hairston shows us three schemes to look out for. >> unfit and he proves it every time he talks. >> reporter: there's no doubt the political climb moot right now is tense.

and there's something else that should keep voters on their toes, thieves posing as election officials, fund-raisers or pollsters. things to watch out for, the donation call. >> they give you the pitch, they ask you to donate and you feel like it's the real deal. >> don't give financial information to anyone who calls you, it's safer to reach out to the campaign directly. that way you can be sure where your money is the going. next election survey schemes. >> they may ask you issue questions, how do you feel about environmental issues, the economic issues, national security issues. >> pollsters asking those types of questions is one thing, but they have want to thank you for participating with some sort of gift and need your address, don't fall for it. >> you don't really know where they're from. >> reporter: last scheme, vote by phone, where someone may ask

for your social security number. levin says this is an easy one to dodge. >> you cannot vote by phone. >> only donate to a political campaign through direct channels, this is the official website or just write a check and take it to the campaign office. don't trust third parerrty call to be who they say they are, always very sfi and if you get a call report it to the federal trade commission. >> any time you get a call from a total stranger, you need to be aware of what they're asking for. >> especially if they say you can vote now. >> you got to keep your guard up, bottom line, you got to keep your guard up. >> if you have a consumer complaint, get in touch with us, our phone numbers and websites are right there on your screen. coming up on monday on nbc 10.

a mother tries to get a special car seat for her special needs daughter. golfing for a good cause in montgomery county, golfers hit the links for the second annual jordan -- he passed away in 12012 after a battle with cancer. he also worked as a production assistant here at nbc 10. proceeds will be used to use scholarships in jordan's name. to this now encoded bling. up next how your diamonds could one day be used to store huge amounts of data. a new study looked into how germs are spread at hospitals.

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a new study shows that germs in hospitals can be spread by nurse's uniforms. they found no instances of nurses passing bacteria to patients. diamond could have a more practical but sparkly use. scientists theorize they could use lasers to read, write and erase information in those effects. the study suggests that a diamond that is smaller than a grain of rice could actually hold more information than a dvd. >> and you would look good too while you're wearing them and holding that information. >> that is very true. well, we hope the eagles -- carson wentz and crew were back on the practice field in philly. >> he's getting set for the big

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nbc 10's mitch blacker is in delaware, bucks county. >> reporter: this happen #ed just a couple of minutes ago, we're talking about three juveniles down in delaware, chester county. this is at 14th and edge mont avenue. they were hit by a white work van. at this point we still don't

know how serious the condition is of those three kids that were hit. we just saw one put into an ambulance. we'll continue to watch the situation here from sky force 10. to the eagles now and carson wentz back on the practice field. the rookie quarterback about to get his first taste of the eagles' biggest rivalry in a showdown right here on nbc 10. >> the birds against the boys. we're joined by danny pommells. >> going to be a late night sunday to be sure, and you may have noticed carson wentz was on the inside. the eagles pumped up the volume to simulate the conditions they'll experience in dallas. the only news from practice today, doug -- the cowboys and

the eagles, two top teams in the division, but this would be a big game. >> everyone knows the cowboys and the eagles are the biggest game of the year. obviously we love playing in front of them at home but we also love going down there. >> it obviously means much to everyone in this city, so it's an exciting one and we'll be ready to go and we'll play well. >> we'll keep you in the know with the eagles and 5:00 and 6:00. as you mentioned, at 6:00, doug pederson talks about facing the cowboys without one of his players. >> it all starts sunday morning with eagles game day kickoff, the game kicks off at 8:30 only on nbc 10, and that's followed immediately by our live postgame show. and early in the day sunday,

it's going to be nice weather, so you can go outside --- >> you can do some tailgating in your own backyard. the temperatures are going to get into the 70s in much of the area, and i'm predicting even some parts of delaware could get to 80 on sunday afternoon. nowhere near that right now, everybody's in the 50s, including at the jersey shore, the ocean temperature is 60 degrees, that's about five degrees above normal. 53 ocean city, you can see it's a land breeze today, a bit of a sea breeze tomorrow and then the land breeze tomorrow says the shore is going to be really warm for sunday. look at these wind gusts, 25 to 30 miles an hour in much of the area, the wind is really going to be diminishing over the next few hours, might even see that drop off by 6:00. you've got a lot of clouds in the midwest, but not much in the

way of rain. so this front that's going to be coming down over the weekend, not guaranteed that it's going to be bringing rain with it so every part of the area. it's going to be dry tomorrow morning, a lot of sunshine, temp going up quickly from that chilly start, no rain anywhere in the area, beautiful afternoon. saturday night is dry, not nearly as cool as tonight, and then here comes sunday. well, this model has us even with sunshine into the afternoon, we get enough sunshine sunday afternoon, we're easily in the mix in philadelphia. here comes a front with some rain. this model again tends to push it down to the south. and that's at night. most of sunday, if not all of sunday could be dry. and then monday is deafinitely dry because the front is going

to be much cooler. 72 for philadelphia, 76 on sunday. just a chance of a few showers later in the day or into the evening hours. anything that would occur on the jersey shore and delaware, anything that would occur there would be at night and not much of a factor. lehigh valley staying in the 60s, the trick or treat forecast looks like this, we're going to be dry, but the temperature is going to drop off by 8:00, we're at 56 degrees, sun sets right at 6:00, so it gets totally dark by 6:30. so you want to bundle up the kids if you're going to be after that and wear reflective clothing. sunday, there's that chance of showers at 76, a real drop by monday. a high of only 60, then we start warming up again, it gets into the mid70s again by wednesday and thursday.

and look how much colder it gets leader this week. this weekend marks four years since superstorm sandy came ashore on the jersey shore. >> i'm ted greenberg, how volunteers are helping one woman finally get home, four years after the storm. 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.

tomorrow marks four years since superstorm sandy started blasting the jersey shore. the images are unforgettable. the numbers staggering. the storm caused losses to new jersey businesses up to $30

billion. 346,000 homes throughout the storm were damaged or destroyed. >> and for some there even four years later, life is still not back to normal. >> one woman has been constantly on the move in fact. jersey shore reporter ted greenberg reports. >> reporter: she spends her nights sleeping in an rv. >> which is now getting too cold. >> reporter: four years after house, she still can't go home. >> not in my wildest scre esest would i have thought it would take this long. >> he has had to move not once, nine times. >> the 63-year-old grandmother who works as a pediatric nurse in atlantic city, says after dealing with red tape and being told she needed to pay tens of

thousands of dollars she didn't have. she finally gave up on the state's largest sandy recovery program. >> thank god i found a future with hope. >> reporter: for the past year, the faith based organization has coordinated work to elevate and renovate her home by people who have donated their skills. >> this could not be complete with the money nan had without hope's involvement. >> reporter: the team has -- the goal is to have nan unly back in her own house back in time for thanksgiving. >> i can't believe it's really happening. >> reporter: a move she hopes will be her last. we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> jackie, we have breaking news

in the presidential race, a political bombshell has hit the clinton campaign, just 11 days before the election. >> the fbi says it's looking at new e-mails in the investigation of clinton's private e-mail server. next all new at 5:00, the clinton campaign responds and if this will affect the vote. going into the weekend, we have a nice warmup in the forecast, i'll show you how warm it will get plus your forecast. what experts say could have caused this whale to wash ashore. that's next, all new at 5:00. 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.

no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice sorcing 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. right now at 5:00, it could be the october surprise we have all been waiting for. >> the fbi revealed it's looking at new e-mails regarding hillary

clinton. the fbi wants to know if those e-mails contained private information. we're told the e-mail did not come from clinton's computer or from wikileaks, they were found after an investigation into huma abedin and her husband anthony weiner. the clinton campaign has released a statement that reads in part, it is extraordinary that we would see something like this just 11 days out from a presidential election. the fbi director owes it to the american people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining. meantime donald trump used this news to rally his supporters. >> hillary clinton's corruption is on a scale we have never seen before.