how schools and the city are scrambling to make a back up plan. they would walk away from buses and trains in just over 48 hours. good evening. we begin with that breaking news in north town. a child shot in the head inside a home. exactly what happened along that home about 8:15 tonight. detectives were inside the house for several hours. detectives taking bags out of the home. we're making calls to police and not anymore information. we're keeping a close eye on this. we'll bring you overnight details on nbc 10 news today at 5:30. the latest in hillary

clinton's email scandal. nbc news has learned the justice department urged the fbi not to make this new email development public. but yesterday fbi director james comey decided to notify congress about the discovery of the new emails anyway. tonight four democratic senators including thomas carper of delaware are calling on the d.o.j. and the fbi to release more information on those emails. donald trump is seizing on the scandal tonight while clinton called comey's letter unprecedented and deeply troubling. >> this is the biggest political scandal since water gate. >> no matter how low our opponents go, we go high. >> and that was trump speaking in arizona and clinton at a concert in miami. and this email controversy comes as both campaigns have just 10

days left to win over voters. nbc 10's drew smith joins us live tracking the latest on this email controversy. drew. >> fbi director, james comey has not expanded on what he put out in a letter to congress which the clinton campaign called vague. the candidate is being loud and clear asking for a quick release of the complete facts about the newly surfaced email. >> the fbi director sent out yesterday -- >> reporter: hillary clinton rallying supporter, questioned comey's letter about further investigation of her emails. >> it's not just strange, it's unprecedented and it is deeply troubling. >> reporter: the candidate upset with the timing right before the election and the lack of information. officials tell nbc news the emails turned up in a separate sexting investigation into anthony wiener, the estranged

husband of huma abedin. . >> this is the biggest political scandal since water gate. >> reporter: but so far they have offered no clarification. >> he says he doesn't know if anything's relevant at all. >> reporter: senator al franklin spoke to supporters who say they're not discouraged. >> this sort of thing keeps coming and doesn't ever seem to stick. >> reporter: trump volunteers say the news speaks for itself. there is no early voting in the swing state of pennsylvania. that means this is one of the places where any potential fallout from this news could have the greatest effect. nbc 10 news. new at 11:00, a man is hit and killed while crossing roosevelt boulevard. they say the victim was struck by a car earlier tonight.

the driver was arrested at the scene for suspicion of dui. the victim's name has not been released. tonight three teenagers are facing homicide charges in the shooting death of a former high school football player. the suspects have all been charged as adults but police have not identified them. officers found 19-year-old's body at memorial park overnight. he was a wide receiver and graduated last year. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. ♪ and now to the latest on the septa strike threat. just 48 hours left until workers could walk off the job and today talks between sept and the transport workers union hit a sour note. the employees who work on the buses, trains and trolleys were told to prepare to strike tuesday morning.

andrea joins us live from university of pennsylvania hospital. i understand the hospital's making plans for their staff. >> the hospital and other employers are hoping to prepare for the worst. again, university of pennsylvania, including its hospital behind me they're all coming together to provide expanded shuttle surfaces to employees, students and staff. and they are not alone. the city of philadelphia is also providing bus service only to its employees and those serving jury duty along the broad street and frankfort street line. for everyone else, indigo will increase and uber and lyft are working to provide discounted rates. but how about the thousands of students that rely on septa to get to school. we visited the charter school to find out how they're helping

parents. >> they have buses, school buses that they are using to pick up children at different drop off locations. but to get the kids to the drop off locations is the problem. >> reporter: septa and the union are at odds over pension, health care costs and both sides will return to the negotiating table tomorrow morning at 11:00 if there is a strike again, it goes into effect on tuesday morning. reporting live from university city. nbc 10 news. and if you take septa, make sure to track your entire strike contingency plan on the nbc 10 app. turning to the weather. it's dry outside right now as we take a live look at dry conditions from our kimmal city camera. but changes are coming. and erica martinez tracking rain. is this going to effect trick or treating? >> it will be if you're trick or treating tomorrow.

tonight is dry. temperatures for today topped outmainly in the 60s. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. 68 degrees and conditions right now still remain rather mild. so the shore line is seeing really nice conditions, 60s. for the most part. notice 64 for summer's point. made lntding 63. so the story goes like this 60s and 70s on sunday and 50s by monday. however, i am tracking the potential for showers and thunderstorms making it here by tomorrow afternoon. >> up next, race for peace. today police districts from around our region are showing their tactics on race relations on officers and their community. we'll show you how the officers think real change can happen. and as advertised in the

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a south jersey man shot a cop after a struggle. he stopped the car near alabama road this morning. moments later the driver took off and slammed into a parked car. the officer then got into a strugual the driver and the suspect was shot once. the suspect was treated and released from the hospital and is now facing charges.

tracking showers on the way from the southwest to the southeast. so it looks like a soggy sunday in the forecast. details coming up in my full 230r cast. cast. fcast. ocast. rcas. .

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today many came together to celebrate the life of former nbc 10 reporter, sheela allen-stevens. a memorial service was held in winfield heights. she passed away last week. chief meteorologist spoke at the service. she worked as a feature reporter here at nbc 10 for three

decades. ♪ well, today marks four years since hurricane sandy brought unprecedented destruction to new jersey. but this afternoon it was all about rebuilding. the finishing touches were put on a home in union beach. it's going to a mom and her children who lost their home in the storm. hurricane sandy left 125 dead, caused more than $62 billion in damage. governor chris christie released a statement to mark the anniversary. he said quote let's not forget that the job is still not complete and will not be complete until every person is back in their home. ♪ police officers from across philadelphia let their voices be heard tonight. the philadelphia police department's first ever nondenomination mass choir

debuted on north wisster street. one organizer tells nbc 10 they hope the group will help portray officers in a different light. today members of law enforcement, clergy and the community came together to talk about race relations. >> sorry -- sir. >> police demonstrated their tactics during the first ever race for peace summit. it took place at mt. pleasant baptist church in lower marion township. they say the fact that so many law enforcement agencies came out shows that real change can happen. >> i'm proud and blessed that they came and they're on the committees and going whole heartedly to make this thing a positive solution. >> authorities from bucks, chester, delaware, montgomery and philadelphia counties all took part. today a local police organization marked a big milestone. nbc 10's investigative reporter,

harry hosted the philadelphia guardian sieving 60th anniversary celebration on bartroom avenue. the group is made up of african american, lieu teatino and asia american police officers. well, skeletons took over part of philadelphia for the day of the dead celebration. the mexican consulate and cultural center put on the vibrant event at the penn museum. and it included traditional music, food and artwork. and members oour telemundo 62 team were at today's event. it's meant to be a celebration of life. your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteor aulths erika martin. a couple of clouds developing over philadelphia. you will see your local neighborhood forecast.

otherwise locally we are seeing lots of 60s. in fact, temperatures at 69 in philadelphia. currently west mound, 62. chestnut hill, 61. so, notice the southwesterly flow. lots of 60s for south jersey. and coil field currently at 61 degrees. cooler for princeton at 65. hope well township at 62 degrees. keeping these temperatures mild all due the southwesterly flow. and 64 degrees, sinking spring, 65. cooks town, 61 and brenings vill currently at 63. so, very mild conditions. and 58 and bethlehem current temperatures 59 degrees. otherwise your headlines include conditions will be dry for tonight but changing by

tomorrow. unseasonably warm day. temperatures mainly in the 70s. a dry first half of the day but we have showers on the approach for the second half of the day and i do think we will see rounds of thunderstorm said. especially likely after 4:00 p.m. dry on halloween. chillier. so, be sure you layer up. otherwise tomorrow lots of 70s in the forecast. bethlehem, 62 degrees for you. and u-town 76. phoenix vill 73 for you. mt. airia, 75. lots of 70s. and ittic loos like 77 for galloway. so, a very warm sunday in the forecast. keep that in mind. hour by hour forecast picking up on those showers and thunderstorms on the approach by tomorrow afternoon. notice by by noon and we will see rounds of thunderstorms for tomorrow evening. so, keep the umbrellas handy for

tomorrow but it all clears by earl a eon monday. i will have my 10 day on 10 next time we meet up and final weather. this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> good to see you. i'm danny pommells from csn. tomorrow night under the prime time spot light. here's john clark in the loan star state. >> reporter: eagles have had a lot of success recently here in dallas. they're 5-2 at at&t stadium. the best record by any cowboys opponent since it opened. here are the birds arriving in dallas. the eagles are 3-0 at home. only 1-2 on the road and this is a huge gain for the division. this will also be carson wentz'

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my jump shot. drills the three and scores the first five points. third quarter blows past millsap. the lefty finished at the rim. 14 points in 15 minutes of a. the hawkes hammer the 6ers winning 104-72. the night cap, phillies and flyers, first battle of pennsylvania. the caps giroux takes the puck and slaps one home. his first of the season made it 4-3. cruising in and undresses mark andre flurry. two goals for jake in this one. and the puck at the blue line. hits off brandon manning and forget about it. that's the game winner. pens take it 5-4. barkley gets the give. bounces it outside and he's moving like the lease is up. an 81-yard house call had over

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erika back with a final check of the forecast and the rain. >> so, we had a really nice dry day in the 60s and 70s. the free nbc 10 app. download it. have you downloaded it? >> of course. >> so have i and i'm going to show you the 10 day on 10. looks like this. we are tracking those showers on sunday. so it looks like the second half of the day will be kind of messy. so when we're driving to work, give ourselves extra time. i think we'll get thunderstorms as well. >> thanks so much for joining us. snl is next. have a great night.

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