case closed. the fbi says hillary clinton will not face charges in the e-mail probe that rocked the presidential race. back-to-back losses. the eagles are dealing with disappointment tonight after losing two games in a row to the division rivals. day six of the septa strike. how the governor and the city are getting involved to try and reach a resolution. >> announcer: nbc 10 breaking news. we begin tonight with breaking news. hillary clinton will not face criminal charges in connection to the fbi's probe of her e-mails. late this afternoon, we learned fbi director james comey sent a letter to congress that appears to close the door on the fbi's investigation. just two days before the election. thanks for joining us.

i'm denise nakano. this comes nine days after comey shook up the race by announcing the fbi was resuming their investigation into the clinton e-mails. they reviewed e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop, the else strastranged husband of cl aide huma abedin. lauren is here to explain the latest develops. this is the latest announcement from the fbi director shaking up the race. >> both sides criticized the fbi director at different times for what he said. the decision he's made or just saying anything at all in the middle of an investigation. with this new information, the clinton campaign saying today they are glad it is resolved and they were confident he'd come to this conclusion. >> are you ready to vote? >> reporter: hillary clinton on the campaign trail in ohio with basketball star lebron james. as the game changed again with

less than 48 hours till election day. clinton didn't mention it, but right now, democrats and republicans are taking stock of a new letter from the fbi director about hillary clinton's e-mail use. in the letter, director comey tells members of congress that the fbi investigative team has been working, quote, around the clock, to process and review e-mails found during an unrelated investigation. comey declared based on that review, the agency hasn't changed its conclusion from july. that's when comey announced no charges were warranted. a senior law enforcement official tells nbc news nearly all the e-mails they looked at were duplicates what they already saw in their investigation. others weren't related to government business. donald trump's campaign manager reacting to the director's new letter on twitter saying, quote, if fbi conclusions remain unchanged, that means she still was reckless and careless, still lied about classified info, lied regarding number of devices. the review announced a little more than a week ago gave trump

new momentum as polls were tightening. in the final two days, both candidates sprinting through battleground states like pennsylvania. >> this election, in many ways, is about what kind of future our country will have. >> reporter: clinton visiting the church of god this morning, rallying african-american voters with a plea to build on progress under the country's first black president. >> i personally believe we have come too far to turn back now. >> with such an emphasis on pennsylvania, donald trump has a rally in the pittsburgh area tonight. i asked the chair of pennsylvania's democratic party his reaction to the fbi news. he said the initial letter changed the dynamics of the race. though the clinton campaign has been picking up momentum in recent days, they can't get it all back. denise? >> lauren, thank you. donald trump made no mention of or comey's

announcement. it was released moments before trump took the stage in minneapolis. the presidential nominee made his claim that clinton is protected by a rigged system and shouldn't be allowed to run for president. >> hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time, for her many crimes against hour nation, people and democracy, likely concluding in a criminal trial. >> trump defended his decision to make a last-minute campaign stop in minnesota, saying the pundits have been wrong about him before. it was one of five states trump visited today. he began in iowa before making a stop in minnesota and then michigan. tonight, trump will visit moon township, pennsylvania, in allegheny county. he'll wrap up his day in virginia. well, the daughters of both presidential candidates are making the push for pennsylvania today. chelsea clinton and ivanka trump crisscrossed the keystone state.

ivanka trump campaigned in philadelphia earlier this afternoon and stopped in cumberland county afterwards. chelsea clinton made several campaign stops throughout montgomery, chester counties. tomorrow night, heavy hitters will take part in a rally for hillary clinton on independence mall. it includes the candidate herself, bill clinton, president obama, first lady michelle obama, jon von jovi, and we've learned that bruce springsteen joined the lineup. nbc 10 will be there for the rally and for all the action. watch our campaign countdown show monday night at 7:00. turning now to day six of the septa strike. pennsylvania governor tom wolf is taking a stand as commuters prepare for yet another work week without busses, trolleys and subways across fflphiladelp.

for the latest on talks between septa and the union, we turn to center city. it is not just the governor who is getting involved now. >> no, the mayor is also stepping in. we just learned minutes ago the city of philadelphia filed an injunction to temporarily bring back the septa workers for election day. meanwhile, septa and union leadership, they've been negotiating here at the sheraton hotel since 11:00 this morning. a union source tells me they are not close to a deal. >> reporter: for some, the new work week begins tonight as the hardship imposed by the septa strike continues. this woman works in trenton. >> i leave my house at 3:00 and i don't have to be to work until 10:00. >> reporter: the 30th street station resembles more normal activities, passengers can use

the trail. >> i think the union has a point. but i think we need another transportation system. there has to be some way to work through this, rather than going through the strikes again and again. >> reporter: septa and the downdowunion exchanged offers. negotiations remain far apart. the governor is stepping in to get a judge to force employees back to work, especially by election day. >> we're paying for all this and it is not fair. whatever you have to do, get it over with now. >> septa's court hearing is tomorrow morning. for all of you at home, it seems as though you're still going to need to use your plan b to get to work tomorrow morning. we'll stay here and monitor the negotiations. reporting live in accecenter ci nbc 10 news.

turning to disappointment for eagles fans. they launched a comeback against the giants but fell short. john clark is live at metlife stadium. not the ending fans were hoping for. >> yeah, this is a really tough loss. they're 0-3 in the division, lost four straight on the road by a total of 19 points. the eagles got down 14-0 early off two carson wentz interceptions. they get an interception off eli manning. the ball is tipped. hicks gets the pick. they're once again in the red zone. they have a chance to win the game. carson wentz, incomplete to jordan matthews. the eagles were only two for six in the red zone. they lose 28-23. doug pederson knows this team has to learn from these close, late losses. >> the feeling is very disappointed. we feel we've had an opportunity in a couple of the ball games to pull them out.

you know, the -- it's still a lot of season left, obviously. i feel like we're working through a lot of things. we have young guys on offense, obviously, and we're working through and learning how to, you know, execute and finish and do all the things we need to do to win these games. >> so the eagles started off 3-0. they've lost four of five. malcolm jenkins gathered the team together afterwards and said we need to get back to playing methodical, boring football. we'll have more coming up in sports. see you in 15 minutes. >> thank you, john. tune into eagles gameday final after the late news. we'll have a one on one with coach doug pederson, plus full highlights and reaction from another tough loss. new at 6:00. one person is critically hurt in an explosion at pumpkin chunkin in delaware. it is a pumpkin launching

contest. >> oh! >> this here is viewer video from the scene. delaware state police say the victim was hurt when an air cannon being used in the contest exploded this afternoon. police are still trying to figure out what went wrong. saluting those who served our country. veterans got on the streets of philadelphia today. erika? >> tracking a chilly night in the forecast. frost advisory has been issued for early monday morning. detail on the other side of the break. we'll see you then.

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philadelphia hosted its second annual veterans parade. the parade stepped off from jfk boulevard and made its way around city hall. new this year, a veterans festival followed the parade on market street near independence mall. coming up, a permanent memorial. we'll show you the lasting tribute to a fallen philadelphia firefighter.

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at home, part of a roadway is a memorial to a fallen philadelphia firefighter. ♪ >> it was an emotional tribute today as a portion of academy road in northeast philadelphia officially became michael r. goodwin sr. memorial highway. he died battling a fire back in 2013. thousands came out to memorial hall in fairmont park for the lung cancer 5k walk and run. my mother lost her battle several year ago with lung cancer. the event raises money nor research, education and awareness of the disease. sunshine out there, erika, but a cool breeze. it'll get colder. we topped out sustained wind speeds 25 miles per hour. the wind gusts 30 miles per

hour. it was breezy and windy and gusty at times. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. a live look outside. boat house row is high and dry. satellite and radar image picking up on not much right now. high pressure system sitting over albany. notice everything remains high and dry locally. weather headlines include a clear and cold night. overnight temperatures in the 30s. few upper 30s but a cold night. be sure to bundle up and certainly by tomorrow morning. frost advisory has been issued starting at 2:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. i expect a windy monday morning. on tuesday, election day, lots of sunshine. temperatures slightly above normal. otherwise, here is your frost advisory. starting at 2:00 a.m. monday morning until 8:00 a.m. that does include delaware county as well as newcastle county. keep that in mind. although i do think other counties will follow suit soon enough.

glasgow, current temperature, 58 degrees. felton at 58. dover, 56 degrees. reading, 56. the suburbs seeing 50s and a few upper 40s. west bradford township at 54. bed minister also seeing upper 40s for you. philadelphia is dry conditions locally in center city. 55 degrees. look at the wind speeds, 17 miles per hour gusting up to 24 miles per hour. the wind speeds will start to pick up by tomorrow and certainly as the week progresses. otherwise, hour by hour forecast picking up on some showers moving in as a frontal boundary sweeps on through. tuesday into wednesday, we'll see showers on wednesday and possibly one or two isolated thunderstorms. here is a huge story for the ten-day forecast. sunshine monday and tuesday. showers on wednesday. i want to get right to friday and saturday. it looks like a secondary frontal boundary moves in friday

into saturday. notice these temperatures. we're hitting the freezing mark overnight saturday into sunday. we may see a coating for parts of allen town. if you follow us on social media, nbc philadelphia, you'll get more updates. here is danny with sports. >> thank you. the eagles dropped a game to another division opponent. this time, the giants, getting the best of doug pederson's team. we'll show you how wentz put the birds in an early hole and how they nearly climbed out at the end. that's next in sports.

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>> announcer: this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> hey, i'm danny pommells. csn. the eagles got off to the worst

possible start against the un e giants. wentz put picks in the first drives. wentz and the birds improved. second quarter, wentz aired it deep to, guess who, the new guy, brice treggs, active for the first time this week. gets behind the defense. drive ends on a ryan matthews touchdown. 14-10. giants. fast forward to the third. fo four-point game. eli manning hits a wide open sterling shepard. all along, giants up, two to play. birds down five. pass deflected. jordan hicks, the athletic player. eagles in the red zone. fourth down goes to jordan matthews. he can't come down with it when it matters most. giants would take over and hold on to beat the eagles, 28-23. the final. with more on today's game, we bring in john clark, live from metlife stadium. hey, john. >> yeah, danny, the eagles

outgain ed the giants. problem is, they were only two of six in the red zone and missed fourth down opportunities outside of the red zone. on third and fourth downs, they were 4 for 19. doug pederson says he will continue to be aggressive. >> there's opportunities there to be had, and there's plays to be made. these are all -- this is, again, part of our growth process on offense. rookie quarterback, young receivers, you know, veteran offensive line. so at the same time, we're trying to build this thing. we're trying to do it right. >> if the game is on the line, 11 picks me, i have to get the ball. that's just always been my mindset. that's the way i feel. he hits me on those plays all the time. he hit me on the pass earlier in the game, too. you know, 11 knows where to put the ball. i have to find it. >> after the game, eagles safety malcolm jenkins joined the

coaches and the players together and said, look, on offense, you can't turn the ball over. defense, we can't give up big plays. we have to get back to playing methodical, boring football. that's how we're going to win. i'm john clark at metlife stadium. more at 11:00 tonight. >> john, thanks. that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommells, csn. denise, back to you. >> thank you, danny. time to check in with kate snow for a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." good evening, kate. >> hi. good evening, denise. coming up, the fbi concludes its latest review of hillary clinton's e-mails. the new e-mails. we have details and reaction from the clinton and trump campaign. plus, police say the suspect in the kidnapping case in south carolina confessed to four unsolved murders as the search of miss farm con its. wh -- his farm continues. back to you, denise. thank you, kate. we'll be right back. katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess

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erika has a final check of the forecast. you're spotting know. >> did you see my rubbing my hands? i'm a fan of know so you'll hate me. friday and saturday, look at that, denise. this is where a secondary cold front moves in later in the week. this is going to set the stage for much cooler temperatures into saturday. there are some precip moving in and i think we'll see a little changeover, a little wintry mix. allentown, lehigh valley may see a co-iating. we may see flurries in philadelphia. if you follow us at nbc philadelphia, we have more updates for you. this is a big change right now. >> you sound too excited about this. >> i know. sorry. new englander. >> thank you. that's nbc 10 news. for erika, danny and all of us here, i'm denise nakano. see you here after sunday night football.