there will be plenty of girl scout meetings, boy scout meetings, all over the area and the scouts and parent leaders will definitely be talking about today es today's announcement. the head of the boy scouts pretty excited girls will be part of the organization soon. >> this will allow us to serve all youth in schools. >> reporter: despite a recent public feud with the girl scouts whose national leadership accused the boy scouts of trying to steal away their girls, chary rogers says this is about letting young families have kids of both genders in the same organization, meeting at the same times. >> families are busier than ever. more and more single-parent families. and convenience is one of their key decisions on deciding what programs to participate in. >> reporter: charlie says he doesn't think the boy scouts programs for girls will steal current girl scouts in brownies.

only 10% to 15% of kids are in programs. he said they need to up the recruiting game. >> the scout oath teaches you to respect god and country, to help other people, and to keep themselves physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. there is nothing in there that's gender specific. >> reporter: except, of course, the name boy scouts. charlie says from what he understand the cub scouts will be a mix of boys and girls and at the middle and high school levels there will be a bit of separation and yet girls will eventually be able to become eagle scouts. live in chester county. tim furlong. donald trumped weigh jr. we on the decision saying, strange i thought that's what the girl scouts were there. hundreds of people weighing in on both sides on the nbc10

facebook page. voice your opinion there. keep the conversation going on the nbc10 philadelphia facebook page. tonight there is a mass exodus out of puerto rico. conditions are still so grim, many residents have to leave, about 85% of the island still does not have electricity. 40% of residents are without water. neither is expected to be fully restored more months. a push to help people in puerto rico. delaware launched a new website for donations encouraging residents to give cash and tangible items. stop at a police office and drop off items through october 18th. >> i am grateful for a state that stepped up immediately, for a community that is coming together to partner with the delaware state police to make sure that we are sending what we can.

>> to make a donation through delaware's website, head to nbc10.com for the link. more than a million puerto ricans still struggling to find food. nearly three weeks after hurricane maria ravaged the u.s. territory. fema officials say the u.s. government and its partners are providing 200,000 meals a day for the more than 2 million people living there. a man whose organization is providing 9,000 meals a day says it's time for the u.s. government to get serious. >> at least 1.8 million americans are going hungry still every day in the richest country on the face of the planet. and that's wrong. >> world central kitchen founded by andres' cooks and distributes 90,000 meals a day through a network of local chefs and kitchen. its fema contract to provide meals ended on tuesday.

you can pitch in to help the victims of hurricane maria. call the american red cross at 1-800-596-6567. you can find more information on the nbc10 app. here at home, radnor township manager about to address the arrest of the president of the commissioners on child porn aography charges. >> phillip ahr had hundreds of images on his computer. he didn't say anything when deanna durante asked him questions on the way into the courtroom. the district attorney said ahr admitted to downloading and exchanging child pornography. police received a tip over the summer and launched their investigation. nbc10's deanna durante will join us at 6:00 with the latest on this developing story. to our first alert weather. cloudy and cooler with showers moving in. a live look at the philadelphia museum of art. finally a break from the heat

and humidity. yeah, it's a little bit cooler, but you can still get away with wearing short sleeves today. a few people standing in line for a food truck there on market streets. one guy at least in a t-shirt. >> to the poconos now. here is the word. keep your umbrella handy tonight. tuesda tammie souza has the first alert forecast. >> i love the way you say, jim, finally a break from the heat and humidity. >> it's october. >> check back with me in january. we'll see how excited you are to have a break from that. yeah, it is. it's a short-lived break from the heat and humidity. we will see a warmup on the way again. a cold front is bisecting the area. we are in the 70s in philadelphia. behind it, 50s and 60s. the chilly air comes spilling in. tomorrow, only in the 60s and the same for friday. temperatures right now across philadelphia. we are looking at 72 for mount holly. 75 in philadelphia. 72 in coatesville. 71 in dover.

70 in wildwood. look at the rain. this is our realistic sky. yes, rain is falling off to the north and west near allentown. let's take a look at where we are going this evening. gray skies across philadelphia. no showers in the city yet. they are headed our way. we'll drop down to about 69 degrees with clouds at 8:00 tonight. sometime between 8:00 and 11:00 showers will develop and the winds will continue out of the east and we'll drop to 67. in the city, i think the overnight low will be closer to 60, 61 degrees. the outlying areas, could be much cooler. doppler radar is showing again in burks county, the lehigh valley. showers, maybe steadier rain taking place to the north of reading district. you have rain. allentown a bit of a break. pottstown, you have seen showers. to clinton, bridgewater, mo montgomery. more shower activity will pick up as it heads east ward.

this is just the first wave. behind it a bunch of showers will fill in. this storm system will take a few days to get past us. if you want another warmup, though, i have one to tell you about for the weekend. come on back for that in a few minutes. philadelphia police are investigating after a man was shot to death inside a car in strawberry mansion. the man was found with a gunshot wound to the head on west albert street just after 11:00 this morning. the victim, described as a 35 to 45-year-old man inside a white chrysler sebring. medics pronounced him dead at the scene. no arrests have been made. in west philly, a terrifying video of a robber pointing a gun directly in the face of a worker at the felton mini market. the crook got away with $200 yesterday morning at 9:30. all tips the police receive are confidential. police in upper darby released surveillance footage of

a robbery. the man dressed in black went behind the counter, got into an altercation with the clerk. they say he hit another store nearby. fortunately no one was hurt. slow going on route one in smyrna. the northbound lanes just reopened after being closed for more than six hours. a fuel truck overturned and spilled gasoline everywhere. it will be another half hour before the southbound lanes are open. a push from pennsylvania today to stop bullying. >> the state wants to make october bullying awareness month. a pennsylvania lawmaker held an anti-bullying event today in germantown. it feature the mark smith. he was attacked in germantown over the summer by a group of kids who were making fun of his disability. state representative steven kinsing. says the goal of the initiative is to stand up for victims. >> the message and simple and

clear. bullying has to stop. there is no place in our society for it. it has to stop. >> four of the teens involved in the attack on smith were arrested on assault charges. to this. he only wanted to get his car tire fixed. >> he found even more damage when he got his car back. new at 5:00. one mistake he made before leaving the auto shop and what you need to know so it doesn't happen to you. we are learning new details about school mold concerns in south jersey. the one school that opened its doors today for a deep cleaning. deadly wildfires in california. the local team standing by ready to help if they get that call. paulsboro's a very proud community.

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presidential visit in pennsylvania. right now president trump is in harrisburg to pitch his tax reform plan. nbc10's lauren mayk is there as well. lauren, explain why the president is here in pennsylvania. has to do with taxes, of course. >> reporter: yeah. he is looking to sell his tax plan, jim. he has been making stops around the country. this is his fourth one specifically on taxes. we are told there are a couple of reasons why they chose pennsylvania for this stop. now, one of the reasons is that he is returning to people he made promises to during the campaign. remember, he won pennsylvania. one woman i talked to today said to me, we put him in there to do

this. and there is another reason as well. he is also looking to round up votes for when this gets to capitol hill. he will need pennsylvania lawmakers to support this, both in the house and in the senate. and you may remember that, when it came to health care, they did not all support that. so there is also a legislative strategy that comes with this as well. we know a little bit about what the president will be talking about tonight. he is expected to present this as a win for the middle class, talking specifically about raising the standard deduction and making it simpler for people to file their taxes. and he is also going to talk specifically about how this will affect one particular industry in pennsylvania. and a particular group of workers. those are truckers. some truckers are expected to be here with him tonight. and we have been told that the benefits for them will be lower rates and then, if things go well with manufacturing, if the low -- rates are lowered for

manufacturers and they are able to make more american-made goods, then the truckers will have more goods to transport. we are also told that they specifically chose this hangar so that they could fit some trucks inside. now, we are waiting here to go inside that hangar. we are still in a holding area here. i see some activity around me right now. so it may be getting close to the time that we'll start to go over there to see the president. for now, live in middletown. lauren mayk. bob casey made it clear he is no fan of the president's tax reform plan. we caught up with him a short time ago. >> roughly a trillion and and a half dollars taken away from medicare and medicaid. guess why? so they can give a trillion and and a half to the super rich, to the biggest corporations and to anyone else in our society that has great power. >> casey called the gop tax plan

unguided and unfair and said it could possibly raise taxes for the middle class. new drone video captures the cruelty of the widespread wildfires in california. look at this right here. thousands of homes and other buildings in santa rosa gone. the fast-moving flames have killed 21 people. ted greenberg is telling us officials don't believe containment of the fires is anywhere in sight. >> reporter: wildfires continue to rage out of control across california right now. >> unfortunately, today we are expected to go back into red flag warning for northern wind conditions. we are expecting extreme fire behavior and growth of our incidents. >> reporter: it's hard to believe the fires could get much bigger, the situation much worse here. 22 wildfires have left at least 21 dead, more than 150 injured. 3500 structures torched. many of those homes like this

one. >> hard to imagine that everything that we had is just gone. >> collapsed. >> it's collapsed. >> reporter: like so many in the strike zone. jamie and june clark have lost a lot but not everything. >> we have our family. everybody is safe. everyone that we know that's lost their home is safe. and it's just dust. >> reporter: fire teams battle the flames along the front line but containment is not the mission right now. >> we are currently fighting the fire. >> reporter: but the primary focus here is on survival. >> we are not switching operations to anything but life saving right now. it's all about life saving and evacuations. >> reporter: tens of thousands have already moved to safety and more are expected to escape the strike zone as the fires continue to spread. ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >> if you would like to help wildfire victims, go to the nbc10 app and you'll find

information on where and how to give. here at home we're tracking rain. a live look at temple university in north philly. cooler today with temperatures in the 70s. out at boathouse row. finally starting to feel a little like fall. >> nbc10 chief meteorologist tammie souza is back. 70 degrees today, tammie. it will get even cooler? >> yes, it is. you'll have to drag-out your fall jacket for two days. it's already feeling cooler out there. yesterday you probably couldn't have found room to put another boat on the river. today, fewer people are out rowing. we have clouds out there. a brisk wind. the wind will really pick up the next few days. temperatures are about 10 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. 75 in philadelphia. 73 in vineland. 60 in mount pocono where it was well into the 70s yesterday. this is our realistic sky model.

yes, rain is falling out west and north of the metro area. 61 is where we will go tonight in philadelphia. 62 in dover. 57 in allentown. 61 in atlantic city. vineland bottoms out at about 58 degrees under cloudy skies with periods of rain. showers in burks county. lehigh valley. pennsylvania suburbs. lancaster has showers. a look at the heavier rain moving from holland to the north of bedminster toward delaware. herford. maiden creek, reading, pottstown. you are looking at shower activity. clinton and kingwood, you are looking at more steady rainfall in your area. so you willall of this makes it through philadelphia. this is just the first of several lines. you see more dotty showers back here and all of it associated with this big area of low pressure still to the west over parts of illinois and indiana. it has to make its way past our

area before we warm up for the weekend. it will be a couple days of spotty showers. let's go hour by hour in your neighborhood. winds are out of the east. much cooler along parts of the jersey shore. 69 in atlantic city as we drop through the 5:00 hour. 70s in philadelphia. cloud cover in place. now the model has adjusted to bring heavier rain in the overnight hours. between midnight and 2:00. south jersey towards doylestown and pottstown. it could continue until 4:30 in the morning. dropping into delaware and south jersey. perhaps a half inch for more. thursday, clouds and a few showers, only in the mid to lower 60s. upper 60s on friday. the model has adjusted. scattered showers on friday. generally not wanting to bring them into the area of lehigh valley and burks county.

over an inch of rain possible in dover and cape may. less than an inch in philadelphia and the same for mount pocono. just expect a good bit of perhaps watering of the lawn which needs it. look at the winds. they're gusting from 15 to 20 miles an hour. by tomorrow afternoon winds could approach 40 miles an hour in avalon and dover and 32 in philadelphia. 50 for south jersey tonight and 53 in delaware under cloudy sky withes perio with periods of rain. 66 tomorrow in philadelphia. 63 in lehigh valley. 65 in delaware. 65 along the jersey shore with scattered showers possible and mainly cloudy skies. 68 on friday. temple game on saturday features a mix of clouds and sun and 78. look at that! the 80s return sunday only to be washed away with the 70s again on monday. guys.

breaking news. sky force ten live over the scene of a shooting in chester city. one person, we are told, is hurt, but look at all of those evidence morkearkers in the mid of the road. you can see law enforcement there has part of the road blocked off, and they are still on the scene. going through that evidence. investigators tell us the shooter may have used an usei type of -- uzi weapon in all of this. we are working to learn details on this shooting. police have not made any arrests so far. we'll keep you updated on what's going on. a nurse versus a cop and an aggressive arrest. . >> the objection taken against the officer in this video that went viral. plus, the message behind the

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it was a sea of pink in northeast philadelphia today. dozens of residents and workers at the nhs allegheny valley school walked to bring awareness to breast cancer. the facility which treats people with intellectual or developmental disabilities raised $1,000 for the cause. in kensington, celebrating the international day of the girl. the philadelphia chapter of the national conference of puerto rican women held this event at john b. sexton middle school. work shops were offered on using

your image and using technology. philadelphia has a love lock fence. >> officially named the hope fence. it was presented to the city today at penn's landing. people can memorialize a special event by attaching a personalized lock on the fence. it was donated by a cancer survivor who tells nbc10 the fence is his way of showing gratitude to cancer researchers. this is a story a lot of people are talking about today. >> rapper eminem going ton a tirade against president trump. >> he attack the nfl, so we focus on that instead of talking puerto rico with gun reforms for nevada. a change of heart for eminem. ahead at 5:00. we'll tell you when he and the president were actually on good terms. cydney. >> reporter: a school district in limbo. students still out of class due to mold. parents get relief at doctor's offices today as contractors concentrate an other areas of possible contamination.

we'll show you where, next. that would be terrific, and i think it could be overwhelming. >> philadelphia is making a push to draw amazon's new north american headquarters. is the venture too much tho handle? the story is all new at 6:00.

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been addressing the arrest of the president of the township's board of commissioners on child pornography charges. several officials have been speaking here. phillip ahr surrendered to police and have posted bail. police say he had hundreds of images on his computer. he didn't say anything when nbc10's deanna durante asked him several questions on his way out of or into the courtroom. the district attorney says he admitted to downloading and exchanging child porn. police received a tip over the summer and launched an investigation. deanna durante will join us at 6:00 with the latest on the developing story. tonight, monroe township district parents and staff continue to wait. air quality test results are not yet complete at south jersey schools with mold. today we found out where cleaning and damage contractors are concentrating and spoke to local doctors in the area. >> nbc10's south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is live in

williamstown with more. >> reporter: we know first off that holly glen elementary will be closed for three months to remove the mold, clean, sanitize and replace the school's hvac system. we found contractors busy at the other district schools today where these kids will transition as well as the middle school. williamstown middle school was left out as the board of ed approved relocations last week. today it's where we found the most activity. we watched the contractor unload air scrubbers and dehumidifiers. a concerned mom, michelle terse, she feels better after taking her daughter to the pediatrician tuesday due to cough and headaches. >> if it was or wasn't from mold, that as long as she is not around it, nothing will trigger it.

>> reporter: they sent her home with mold facts. dr. stuart masslin didn't see katie. he says his office has not been inundated with concerned students or staff. >> it's difficult to tell the difference between a mold induced allergy and another kind of allergy i. the monroe township library extended an open movie, lego and reading invite to parents. >> they don't know what to do in this situation. most of our parents have to go to work, or the grandparents are watching them and they want to come here. >> reporter: the kids pretty much laid out what's on their mind. diana says thanks goodness for grand moms like her. >> the problem will be worked on and they'll get it corrected before the school opens. >> reporter: we learned that the district has been working to clean the mold behind these closed doors at holly glen

elementary since january. it wasn't until august that county and state health inspectors discovered a bigger problem, if you will, dampness on the floor, mold on the desks as well as bulletin boards. the county told me today the district has, quote, been on top of fixing what needed to be addressed. we're live in williamstown. i am cydney long. nbc10 news. >> on the nbc10 app we dig deeper into why mold is such a concern. when it grows fastest and what the real definition of toxic mold is. you can search the word "mold." on the app. wildfires continue to rage out west. imagine driving through that tunnel of fire. a california sheriff shot this video as he raced down a twisting road in sonoma county. he said he risked the intense flames to show the conditions he and firefighters are facing. here is what we know about the wildfires right now. at least 21 people are dead. many were caught by surprise by

the fast-moving fires. nearly 3500 homes and buildings have been destroyed. most in the city of santa rosa. and 20,000 people have been forced to evacuate already. it is one of the most destructive fires in northern california's history. >> our house is gone, guys! oh my god, our house is gone! >> as firefighters continue their work, other first responders must now deal with hundreds of missing persons accounts. if you'd like to help the relief effort in california, go to the nbc10 app. there you will find information on where and how to donate. to our first alert weather here in our area. might want to keep the umbrella handy. we are tracking showers moving across the region. this is the view at the promenade in cape may. to philadelphia international airport. it's cloudy in southful philly well. >> nbc10 first alert meteorologist tammie souza. a little cooler here as well.

>> they'd welcome all these conditions out west. this is the time of year where those fires rage. it's the worst of the weather phenomenon, the dry conditions, the winds that you could possibly imagine. we are going to deal with just kind of dank and dreary weather. >> we can deal with that. >> that is not so bad. grab the umbrella and ugly shoes and you will be fine. as erin pointed out, we were a little cooler today. not by too much. this is a little deceptive. the 79 was early on. we have been pretty much parked in the mid 70s for the better part of the day. no rainfall in philadelphia, yet. but it is on the way later tonight. highest wind gusts at 18 miles an hour. you can see there are really very few people out and about. if you want to catch the sunset, you won't see too much with the gray skies. that's at 6:27. doppler radar lit up. towards burks county, lehigh

valley. up into the poconos. looking at the steadiest showers to the south of allentown and west of richland over parts of richmond. we'll continue to watch them move toward the city. when i come back we'll time them out and let you know when they arrive in your neighborhood. here is a look at some of the stories making headlines county by county across our region today. in burlington county, a harassment arrest. new jersey state police say 20-year-old garrett conley followed two teenage girls as they drove through a township earlier this month. conley was caught during an attempt to flee an unrelated traffic stop. in new castle county, aid for residents who were denied coverage for drug and clalcohol abuse treatment. lawyers and professionals are made available to help people navigate the appeals process.

gloucester county. a wall of tiles. the county animal shelter unveiled a unique display. 86 tiles line the walls. car trouble leads a local man to call harry hairston for help. >> when i came out from my grandmother's house, this tire was completely flat. >> ahead at 5:00, the red flags you need to pay attention to the next time your car gets repaired. plus, alone, crying and scared. a child gets lost in a corn maze. why the ordeal didn't end when police found him. and there are a lot of good games this week in high school football. vote for the game of the vehicle. camden catholic versus shawnee. unionville versus downington east. close between the shawnee and downingtown east.

jo we have more breaking news from skyforce10 in kensington. a murder at "d" street and westmoreland streets. police have made no arrests but officers are on the scene and the intersection appears to be partially closed off as police investigate the killing. it's the freestyle that everyone is talking about this evening. eminem unleashing on president

trump. >> that's an awfully hot coffee pot. should i drop it on donald trump. probably not. but that's all i got till i come up with a solid -- >> eminem's rap called "the storm" accuses the president of racism and hypocrisy. the rap mentioned former nfl player colin kaepernick saying, ball up, a fist. but the rapper and president were once on good terms. back in 2004 mr. trump made a cameo appearance in an eminem concert special. eminem called president trump a winner back then. now, in reply to the rap kaepernick tweeted i appreciate you, eminem. last year kaepernick was the first player to take a knee during the national anthem at an nfl game. the nfl is expected to address the anthem controversy at the owners' meetings next week. roger goodell says the league will review a plan to reveal continued dialogue with players

as well as working with players on key issues. he called on the league to unite and move past the dispute. ten people are facing hazing charges in the death of a louisiana state university student. maxwell gerver died after an alleged night of drinking during a pledge activity at a fraternity last month. the 18-year-old freshman was found lying on a couch. he died at the hospital. also in utah. fired. the police officer caught on camera forcibly handcuffing a nurse in a hospital emergency room lost his job. >> we're done. >> it's not okay. [ screaming ] >> police officials determined that detective jeff payne violated department policy during that arrest. it happened back in july after the nurse refused to withdraw blood from a patient involved in an accident. officials also demoted payne's supervisor. authorities in utah trying to figure out how a 3-year-old boy was left alone in a corn

maze. police say someone noticed the boy alone in the maze monday night. staff tried to find his parents but couldn't. 12 hours later a woman phoned authorities to say her child was missing. so far she has not been charged. the birds fly south to take on the panthers in charlotte. nbc10's keith jones is there live as the team arrived not too long ago. keith. >> reporter: i am in the team hotel. couch doug pederson walked by and did the heisman move. if he is any indication of how loose the team it we're in for a great showing tomorrow night. coming up, the eagle fans who made the trip a day early. that's next. a little bit of a mixed weekend ahead. bigger question will be do we get rid of all this rain in time for all of your special plans. i will be back to break it down for you neighborhood by neighborhood. scores of drug overdoses reported in the delaware valley. the drug influx that's being

blamed for the recent deaths. that's new at 6:00.

scattered showers across the area. a live look at the linc in south philadelphia. kind of dry. kind of nice there. a look at road conditions. live picture at the vine at i-95. a lot of folks heading home, and some may be dealing with some

slick roads on that commute. >> at least the cars are moving there. >> they're moving. >> glass half full, right, tammie? >> i love to make lemonade out of lemons. the rain is a little bit later than we thought coming in. you may not need to break the umbrella out unless you're going out in the late evening hours. or unless you're in burks county and lehigh valley. that's where we have showers now. gray skies, all day today. right now in philadelphia, 75. we hit a 79 high today. so that's remarkable. that was very early on. we're not going to be anywhere near that by tomorrow. it will be about ten degrees cooler than that this time tomorrow. winds out of the east-southeast. cape may. 73 in wilmington with a south wind to ten miles an hour. so, where do we go from now? well, we'll be looking at periods of rain, a cool-down and a nice weekend warmup.

here is what we are kind of breaking it down. what you need to know. we have a chance of rain. that will be tonight through early friday. i think the heaviest period of rain will be late tonight into early tomorrow morning. that's when you need the umbrellas. jackets, because we'll have cooler weather on thursday and friday. we will be in the 60s. that's where we should be this time of year. we have been in the 80s. it could be a little shock to the system. sun and clouds mixed for the weekend but a big warmup. if you're really wanting the 80s back again, okay, you can have one on sunday. scattered showers making their way into the area. none of this is heavy rain. we had steadier downpours earlier. allentown. richland and limerick looking at showers. king of prussia. showers moving in soon enough. first line of showers on the way all ahead of the area of low pressure. behind it, that will pull in the cool air for the next few days. it won't be until saturday that

it moves out of the area. east winds. dropping through the 70s into the low 60s and 50s. 2:30 in the morning. heavy rain across the area. steady showers in south jersey and delaware overnight. spotty showers tomorrow, only in the mid 60s. upper 60s for friday. could be looking at clouds and an isolated shower in the morning. any showers will stay to the north in lehigh valley and burks county. less than an inch of rain unless you're under a heavy downpour. you can get your whap -- your whap. it's an app. that's your neighborhood weather. go to nbc10.com and download it. 50 in south jersey. 53 in delaware tonight. tomorrow, clouds and periods of rain. 66 in philadelphia. 65 in south jersey. 65 in delaware. your ten-day on 10. well, it does warm up. it's sort of that roller coaster

effect. 78 saturday for the temple game. 82 on sunday. and back to 72 on monday with a chance of rain. guys. breaking news right here. president trump just began he speaking at the air national guard base outside harrisburg. a live picture from those remarks where he is expected to focus on pushing tax reform, a top legislative priority. nbc10's lauren mayk is there and will have a live report coming up on nbc10 news at 6:00. you can watch the speech right now on nbc10.com. the eagles have landed. this video taken a short time ago as the team arrived at their hotel in charlotte ahead of tomorrow night's game against the panthers. nbc10's keith jones joins us live from inside the team hotel in charlotte as the birds keep looking to win their fourth straight game. looking good so far, right?

>> reporter: just amazing. no question about it, jim. we don't need to be told this. philadelphia sports fans are passionate. we'll tail-gate for eight hours before the game or travel eight hours to get to charlotte. eagles cap in the foreground of the team hotel. you push on back and you see an eagles jersey. they know quite well which hotel in charlotte houses the team overnight. here is what happened when they arrived here. business casual. business as usual. carson wentz there up front. number 11 wearing the headphones. a lot of people are whispering the word "elite" about him. that's because, with a win, it could be argued he deserves a mention when talking about the elite quarterbacks of nfl. fletcher cox behind him. he is questionable as far as play tomorrow night. great to see him walking around in the lobby. doesn't include people, of

course, the fans here behind me who on social media told me they are making the drive down. we saw plenty of people on the flight but people will be driving in. if you are not going to be making the trip, catch our coverage tomorrow. live on the field leading up to the game. the winner takes the nfc. that's all you need to hear. 4-1 panthers. 4-1 philadelphia eagles. i am not sure many people would have predicted five games into the season that first place in the nfc would be on the line. live at the team hotel in charlotte, keith jones, nbc10 news. >> has a nice ring to it. >> so excited! you need to see the next story before getting your car repaired. harry hairston and nbc10 responds explains what you need to pay attention to before you leave the auto repair shop. that's next at 5:00. axing the soda tax. chicago's sugary drink tax got the boot. the reaction stirring right here in philadelphia. new at 6:00.

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now to nbc10 responds. a viewer says he rolled into an auto repair shop for minor work. >> he tells us, by the end of the day he had some major problems. so he contacted harry hairston and the nbc10 responds team for some help. >> yes, he did need help. i tell you folks. he thought everything was fine until he hit a serious bump in the road. >> meet james rice.

he loves his 2006 cadillac. and taking care of it is priority. >> i needed two new tires. >> back in june, rice drove to this firestone to get the tires. and an oil change. he says after firestone finished the job, he drove to his grandmother's house. >> when i came out, this tire was completely flat. >> plus, he says, when he looked at the wheel he noticed damage to the car's undercarriage. he says he called firestone right away and got the car back to the shop. >> when they put it on the lift, they must have put it on improperly and pushed the running boards up. >> the shop denied causing the damage so he bought a new wheel and filed a complaint with firestone who promised to respond within five days. rice says, for 22 days he drove his damaged vehicle and no one contacted him despite leaving several messages. so he contacted nbc10 responds.

>> as soon as i contacted you guys, somebody must have gotten in contact with them and they called like that. >> firestone wouldn't tell us what caused the delay but did say customer service is its top priority. the company reimbursed his $179 for his wheel and $2600 to repair his undercarriage. >> how did we do for you? >> you did great. >> all right! >> appreciate you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. you're welcome. >> rice is rolling down the road. his car all fixed repaired and his money back. after getting work done to your car, take time to examine it before you leave the shop. it's a lot easier to dispute it then and get it corrected. >> quickly walk around. >> yes. let's take a look around at recovery counter and see what's happening. we got back $813,363 for our viewers. >> if i have a consumer complaint head to nbc10.com and fill out a form or give us a call and we will respond to you.

nbc10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here is jacqueline london. >> philadelphia is making a push to bring amazon's new headquarters to our city. but are we ready? be careful what you wish for. >> new at 6:00. from housing to transportation. the changes amazon's possible arrival could bring in the delaware valley. president trump addressing a crowd in harrisburg. the lawsuit pennsylvania is filing against the white house as the commander in chief comes to the state. a delaware county official charged with child pornography, the illegal activity that investigators say went on for years.

presidential visit. right now, donald trump is pitching his tax overall plan to pennsylvanians. breaking tradition. boy scouts of america say girls are now welcome in its troops. local scout leaders are weighing in. primed for change. the delaware valley making a push for amazon's new headquarters. new at 6:00. are we ready for the growth it would bring? hundreds of videos and pictures of child pornography found on the computer of an elected leader on the main line. tonight the president of the

radnor board of commissioners faces abuse and other charges. new at 6:00. his colleagues are calling for him to resign. good evening. i am jacqueline london. >> i am jim rosenfield. >> phillip ahr sent and received images of infants and toddlers being abused by adults and did it for years. deanna durante has stayed on the case and is joining us live with the latest developments. deanna. >> reporter: investigators here say those images not only depicted infants and toddlers but also young girls, young boys. they say that they were being abused by men and women and animals. and tonight they have charged the president of the board of commissioners of radnor township with child sex abuse charges as well as child pornography charges. >> it's our first look at phillip ahr since news broke of th