montgomery county. dea agents swarmed the willow grove location. that's where lauren mayk has been all afternoon. >> lauren, investigators tell you they thought something was up? >> reporter: yes, they have been watching this for a while. law enforcement has been trying to crack down on pill mills, places that write unnecessary prescriptions for medication. federal agents have been here all day and they wrapped up their investigation inside minutes ago. on easton road in willow grove, yellow tape blocks the parking lot and an officer at the door, a very different scene than what neighbors are used to seeing here at advanced urgent care. >> i've seen people lining up from 8:00 until late afternoon. >> reporter: larry owns this business on the next block.

he has had his suggestispicions >> you hear about the drug crisis that we have here. >> reporter: federal agent raided this center and three other locations as part of a pill mill. >> i stopped going because it's weird, it's crowded and they ask you for money up front. >> reporter: tracy henry went for help treating an infected tattoo. >> when i came out, a guy asked me if i had any prescriptions and i said no and he said for pain pills. he gives you prescriptions if you want. >> reporter: this afternoon, agents carrying boxes out of the clinic. a location neighbors here have been watching and wondering about for a while. >> my concern is that they were selling drugs out of the facility because typically you won't see a doctor's office have lines of people before they are opening. but again, they are innocent until proven guilty, right? >> reporter: now, law

enforcement sources say the owner of this chain is in federal custody. it is unclear whether he has retained an attorney. live in willow grove, lauren mayk, nbc 10. >> lauren, thank you. you can read nbc 10's groundbreaking report about the opioid crisis on our app. it focuses on the faces of the epidemic in our area. to our first alert weather now. heavy rain is ready to make trouble for your morning commute tomorrow. >> that's why there's a first alert issued to get you prepared. take a live look at city avenue. allow yourself extra time to get to work tomorrow morning. there is going to be a try fife of trouble. >> that's right. we have the first alert out for

tomorrow for the entire area, generally 7:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. we're talking more about the morning rush and the afternoon rush. the leaves are clogging up the drains and even though we may not get several inches of rain, we have big downpours in a short amount of time and that can lead to problems. the category is high for this time of year. this is not typically the severe weather season. so that's a little bit unusual. clou cloudy skies now. very warm and humid. there's the rain. thunderstorms down to the south. there have been tornadoes in south carolina. with this front that is coming this way, generally coming into our area during the morning hours, that's when we're going to get the worst of the weather.

gusts 35 to 45, maybe even a little higher. and the total rainfall is not all that high. it's just that it's all going to come right in a few minutes. look how warm it is out there right now. 70 plus. way above average and it's going to stay 70 plus for much of the night. look at that temperature. it's 7:00 a.m. 72 degrees in philadelphia. the average high is only 64. that warm, humid air helping to trigger those storms. so just because it's happening in the morning doesn't mean that it can't possibly be severe. more on the projected gusts and wind and what comes after that in just a few minutes. >> all right, glenn. be prepared and keep checking with the nbc 10 app. you can get active radar and severe weather alerts sent right to your smartphone.

>> our first place philadelphia eagles looking to hold on to that title tonight. check out that countdown clock. we're about 4 1/2 hours away from kickoff with the washington redskins. the dual for dominance will take place. nbc 10 is your official station for the eagles. just tim furlong is joining us. are the clouds keeping fans away, tim? >> reporter: i'm not even going to respond to that. i can't believe you asked that.

nothing will keep the fans away. we were here in august and it was hot and humid. they were having fun out here but the atmosphere here now is a little bit different. you can see all of philly is here right now having fun because at 5-1, wouldn't you agree, this team is now legit? >> very legit. >> exactly. there you go. you got the m.c. hammer quote and with that we'll roll the video. we've been waiting for this sound for a long time. the gates opening at the parking lot. it has been way too long since the eagles last game and we want more. we want to see this team prove it is legit. >> it's hard to believe. you're waiting for the shoe the

drop. and the music is blaring. ♪ and fans are pumped for another game that means something. >> it's a statement game. i think it's a chance to put your foot on the throat of the only team that is going to compete for the nfc east and i think the eagles deliver. >> i think they are going to deliver tonight, too. it's a divisional game and you can see all of the people out here having fun. the families are coming up now and this guy that wraps everything in bacon, there's a line forming and we can smell the smells coming over this way. we're going to watch, i believe, a pretty good wind tonight by our eagles.

all right, tim. our coverage continues at 4:30 as tim continues to smell that bacon. nbc sports philadelphia john clark joins us to talk about guest celebrity judge and kevin eubanks. to this, now. other news to cover for you. sky force 10 overhead as these flames shot over a spring garden neighborhood. no one was hurt. not yet clear how this fire started. president trump sent his most famous adviser to our area today. ivanka trump was pushing her father's tax reform plan in bucks county. she focused on expanding the child tax credit. the plan itself is the topic of more controversy. some believe it's a move in the

right direction. others disagree. >> it helps the 1% and it's going to hurt the majority of people. >> reporter: this isn't the first time that it's been pitched to people directly in pennsylvania. earlier this month, president trump went to harrisburg to promote his plan. today president trump tweeted there will be no change to your 401(k). this has always been a great and popular middle class tax break. of course, not everyone is on board with the president's plan. tim fisher was at the event and spoke with critics. that part of the story all new at 5:00. attorney general jeff sessions took aim at a violent street game. >> they gathered here for a conference in center city and asked for cooperation between agencies. the gang has tens and thousands

of members both in central america and the u.s. it's known for its brutality as well. sessions says he's made taking its members down a top priority. >> they leave misery, devastation in their wake. they threaten entire governments. they must be and will be stopped. >> president trump promises to put an end to ms-13 gang through stricter enforcement. a hoverboard is the chief suspect in a fire in harrisburg this morning. a girl says she plugged in her hoverboard and heard a crackling sound before the fire erupted. everyone made it out safely. we're getting our first look at a philadelphia man charged after police say his 6-year-old son shot his 3-year-old brother in the head. sir haven williams faces child

endangerment charges. his son got his hand on his gun on saturday at the family's house in tioga. the boy who was shot remains in critical condition. the boys were home alone with their 12-year-old brother. now to new jersey's race for governor, today the republican candidate is calling for a ban on sanctuary cities. this is the name given to cities to help the government with illegal immigrants. her opponent is getting a double-dose of help from the clintons days after getting assistance from former president obama. hillary clinton joined murphy saturday night and former president bill clinton is scheduled to meet him at a rally on tuesday. a retired army medic, who served in the vietnam war, was

celebrated at the white house today. >> army captain gary rose received the medal of honor for his actions during operation tail wind. that rose was the medic for 136 minutes. fo for four days, he rescued dozens of men and even shielding some with his own body. >> as mike puts it, it will make a believer out of you. >> ten members of his unit were there to celebrate the honor. >> it's been a double dose of surprise. a visit by secretary of state rex tillerson made an unannounced stop in afghanistan today in bagram where he met with leaders to outline the new strategy in the region.

hours later he made a surprise trip to iraq. comments by president trump caused a delay in the case of admitted deserter beau bergdahl. there may be a defense mission to dismiss the case. defense lawyers say it's impossible to get a fair sentence because president trump criticized beau bergdahl. he faces life in prison after admitting to deserting his post in afghanistan in 2009. the power's back on for hundreds of people left in the dark by a firery crash in delaware county. a truck overturned in haverton. fortunately, no one was hurt. chester county authorities are looking for a driver after he hit a woman and her 16-year-old daughter and then took off on

friday night. the victims are in serious condition. this image is the only thing that they have. there is red lettering on the driver's side door. amazon has gotten a total of 238 proposals hoping to be the proposals due last thursday. amazon says it will announce a decision sometime next year from philadelphia to allentown to atlantic city, communities throughout our area among those who submitted proposals. and up to 50,000 jobs. the family of a disabled student says administrators are not doing enough to keep their son staff who was beaten at a

delaware high school and the attack was captured on cell phone video. another student beat the boy in the cafeteria at caesar rodney high school earlier this month. that student was charged with offensive touching, not assault. and the boy who was attacked was suspended for using foul language. now his parents want to know why the school hasn't taken more action to protect him. >> with the homecoming coming up, he's upset he can't attend that. it's his first one being a ninth grader. with the kids coming up behind him, it's a fear of being jumped again. >> the school district says it's committed to fostering a safe learning environment for all of its students. on the mainline tonight following theç president's arrt of child porn charges, they will begin the process of replacing him. he's accused of seconding and

downloading hundreds of images of young children. he's due in court this thursday. george clooney says he's angry about the way harvey weinstein sexually harassed women and the way some looked the other way. >> yeah, he's mean to work with. i knew that for a fact. but the idea that he's committed these kinds of atrocities on women, i want to know who knew. >> clooney told "access hollywood" who knew about the treatment of women but never reported it should be held accountable. and focus on bill o'reilly, a new report revealed a $32 million sexual harassment settlement paid out by o'reilly. >> today megyn kelly said that she complained about his behavior to her bosses when the two worked together. erin coleman is joining us from the studio. >> megyn kelly started her show with a personal account of what

she saw at fox news specifically about bill o'reilly. >> o'reilly's suggestion that no one ever complained about his behavior is false. i know because i complained. it was november of 2016, the day -- >> she released the e-mail to prove it. today she took a stand and demanded change. >> women everywhere are used to being dismissed, ignored or attacked when raising complaints about men in authority positions. they stay silent so often out of fear. fear of ending their careers, fear of lawyers, yes, and often fear of public shaming. including through the media. this must stop. the silencing after the fact, it has to stop. >> as for bill o'reilly, he responded to "the new york

times" report of the settlement saying it was false and inflammatory. last fall on the "today" show, he denied allegations of sexual misconduct. back to you. >> all right, erin. to our first alert weather now, should we stay or should we go. we found a mother and son feeding some geese. it's been so warm, the geese are probably not even considering heading south anytime soon. we're going to find out how long this warm stretch is going to last. >> i know. a little cloudy out there today. some rain showers out there and maybe some may come later tonight, hopefully after the eagles came. let's go over to first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> yes, it looks like the bulk of the rain come after the eagles game tonight. the first alert is from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. so it does impact the morning rush and at least parts of the area. the thunderstorms possibly severe. the wind damage would be the greatest threat and we also have

some falling leaves. if it's near a storm drain, sweep it up tonight before the heavy rain comes in tomorrow. speaking of strong winds, here's the weather computer showing the winds tonight at the eagles game gusting up to 30. but watch what happens in the morning. now we have some places gusting up to 40 plus, 7:30 in the morning, 40 plus and possibly 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts as a line of storm moves through. but by early afternoon, it's really lightened up in most of the area but still strong at the jersey shore. so they will be getting it less and it does die down later tomorrow and tomorrow night it starts bringing in the cooler

air. we have mostly dry conditions and this, of course, is the strong to severe and even with all of the clouds, 74 degrees in philadelphia and close to that elsewhere. and that wind is coming off of that ocean that is very warm for this time of the year. 67 degrees. 70 in ocean city and avalon and stone harbor and cape may point. that's pretty unusual. and for the eagles tonight, it's going to be unusual for a late october game. temperatures at or above 70 degrees. the wind picking up as we go through the game. and the high humidity, too, most of the showers hold off. 8:30 in the morning, right across the i-95 corridor, it

moves to the coast during the afternoon and could redevelop with nasty thunderstorms, at least according to some of those computer models. more on what to expect for the rest of the week coming up. the surprise of a lifetime for a south jersey toddler when he needed it most. still ahead at 4:00, how police were able to give the cancer patient a gift that money can't buy. ♪ all right. remember that? back on the big stage for this year's super bowl. what justin testimony better la timberlake is saying about his last halftime performance. what happened next to stop this car in its tracks. first, here's a look at the "closing bell" on wall street where the markets finished the day down.

watch the upper right corner of your screen. an suv picks up speed in reverse. there it is. it cut across traffic before it plowed into a restaurant. this happened on saturday outside of chicago. nine people were hurt, including four children. police were not sure what caused the driver to lose control but she's cited now for reckless driving. now to halloween as you've never seen it before. >> a colorado house decorated with hundreds of pumpkins. take a look. the lighted jack-o-lanterns filling this colorado front yard. they are not real. the homeowner carves them from foam so those pumpkins don't

rot. >> usually we see that with christmas decorations. >> speaking of spirit, right? >> uh-huh. >> the eagles are back at home and ready to keep their first record. >> and john clark is live. >> if they win tonight, they've been doing a lot of celebrating after touchdowns. we're going to give them grace. stay tuned. and i'm tracking this heavy rain that could impact at least part of the morning commute tomorrow. more on the timing for your neighborhood and the big cool down coming after that. >> and wedding crasher. how katy perry gave one bride a competition at the wedding reception. also, expensive crime. two items worth a total of $3,000. how crooks in philly made off with the items. that's all new at 5:00.

when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us.

right now at 4:00, keeping the streak alive. >> the birds are playing right here at home tonight. they have the best record as they go up against the washington redskins. getting us prepped for the primetime clash is john clark. >> john, they've had ten days off. hopefully that works for them? >> it is really unbelievable at 5-1, they have a chance to go to 6-1 for the first time since 2004, of course, the last time they went to super bowl. the nfl has relaxed the rules

and they can do group celebration so we decided to get a check on the fun and who better than a guy who manned "the tonight show" for 15 years, kev kevin eubanks. >> my gosh! >> it's great. i was a little nervous because right on the corner there. it was like, don't lose the ball there. out of bounds. don't step out of bounds. but that was nice. but we celebrated and it was fun and in the flow of the game. i think it was really nice. >> he's going deep and

touchdown! >> that is a home run. and that's a long celebration. >> we like to see the whole team celebrating. >> we have a fall classic. hopefully more touchdowns to judge. coming up in one hour, i'll be back here and we'll hear from carson wentz for the biggest game of the season. i'm john clark at the link. it just got a lot louder in here. >> thank you, john. we'll see you later. all right. nbc 10's first alert weather. we're tracking heavy rain moving

into our area just in time for the morning commute. you can see all of that green there on the first alert radar. take a look at these clouds building over camelback mountain in the poconos. this is setting the stage for what is about to come our way. >> we're talking about that rain and a lot of people are likely to be on the road. let's go to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we actually do need rain. it's been very dry over the last several weeks but you don't need it it during the morning rush. and 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in general for the first alert, it's not going to be bad for all of those hours at any one spot. thunderstorms moving through and possibly severe with damaging winds and the leaves and it's theç greatest threat during th

day tomorrow but even the tornado threat is a little bit from what you would normally expect around this part of the country. so we're going to have to keep an eye on the radar tomorrow morning. now, you can see all of the clouds around right now and that's the heavy stuff. the oranges and red and tremendous thunderstorms. even some tornadoes today down in south carolina. it's associated with this front moving to the east and it's producing a lot of wind and ahead of it winds are behind it and higher up in the atmosphere. it's setting itself up for a pretty rough period here. the severe storm is possible. not a tremendous amount of rain in total, but much of it may fall in like a 15-minute period. that's the problem. temperatures are in the 70s across the entire area right now and it will be above 70 degrees by tomorrow morning in much of the area and that could help keep those storms severe.

you don't normally get it in the morning at this time of year. more on what is coming in a bit. let's start in burks where investigators are trying to figure out what fire caused damage at a food cart. crews put out the flames around 6:00 this morning. in bucks county, the opioid crisis will be the topic and the panel will include the district attorney and police chief. governor chris christie helped break ground on the new stockton university campus and the completed campus will include new offices for south jersey gas. it's expected to be finished next fall. well, to a place you go to try and keep your child healthy.

>> experts say they are a breeding ground for bacteria. next at 4:00, the biggest culprit for germs inside the waiting rooms of your pediatrician's office and what parents should look out for. local heroes bring a shiny set of four wheels to a child battling cancer for more than half his life. >> his happiness and heartfelt reaction, we'll have it straight ahead. >> i called him and i said, you know, my husband passed away. we need to cancel this prescription. they said, you can't do that. you need proof. adding frustration on top of tragedy, one woman had trouble canceling her husband's gym membership after he passed away. how nbc 10 was able to help her. and a behind the scenes look at relief efforts for puerto

rico. you'll have a chance to donate to victims during a broadcast tomorrow night at 7:00 on nbc 10.

he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side.

a new weapon to fight a painful condition will soon be in doctor's offices. it's 90% effective for shingles. it's recommended for people over the age of 60. your pediatricians office is likely loaded with germs. doctors have been urged to make changes to protect patients. doctors are being told to keep hand sanitizers and masks in waiting rooms and posting signs about coughing and sneezing etiquette and make sure the entire office is vaccinated against the flu. well, heavy rain for at

least a period tomorrow. could be making for a messy morning commute for some. i'm tracking the timing of those showers and plus the cool weather coming to your neighborhood. >> fighting cancer that is linked to fighting fires. younger fighters are getting sick at an alarming rate and what congress is doing to protect them. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side.

excuse me, sir, do you have the time? >> i do have the time. >> you do have time? >> you do have time? >> i do halftime. >> you do have time? >> i do halftime. >> you're doing the halftime for the super bowl! >> you're doing the halftime! >> they have so much fun. just justin timberlake announced he'll be doing halftime.

>> so timberlake, as you'll recall, in 2004 with his now infamous performance with janet, miss jackson. ♪ >> remember that? it became a national controversy when timberlake ripped her costume revealing too much. >> that won't happen this time. there was a little bit of that, but, yeah, no, mike, that's not going to happen. ♪ >> remember those days? timberlake first performed back in 2004 with britney spears and aerosmith. don't miss it, february 4th in

minute fap poli minneapolis. there's only one place to watch it, here on nbc 10. a couple in st. louis had a surprise of a lifetime when somebody crashed their wedding reception. yeah, pop singer katy perry danced with the bride and some guests for about ten minutes here. she was in st. louis for a concert last night and decided to just drop on in to the wedding. >> can you imagine that? >> no. >> good fireworks. very cool. the weather is pretty quiet for the afternoon commute. >> yes. heavy rain and slippery roads and glenn, that's why you've issued a first alert. it could be messy, right? >> yes. a combination of the rain and fallen leaves and a good bit of wind, too. pretty good gusts. of course, the entire area, generally between 7:00 a.m.

going to the western side of philadelphia and into the city itself and toward the afternoon at the shore. the shore is going to get it the last, of course. and it may last a little longer at the shore. the thunderstorms, possibly severe with damaging winds in some spots and the flooding in some places because of the leaves and clogged drains. not that we're going to get multiple inches of rain. it's just coming in the same 15-minute period. this is a different model and it's not as ominous as the last one. but we're talking about 35 to 45-mile-an-hour wind gusts during the morning hours and it has the wind diminishing already, continuing to be strong at the shore while it's diminishing across the rest of the area. by tomorrow night, there's not that much wind at all. plenty of clouds out there now.

this is the area that we're mostly concerned about in western virginia and in tennessee and down into south carolina where there are tornadoes right now. 74 degrees in philadelphia. near that across the rest of the area. despite all of the cloud cover. and it's the end of october already. and this is pretty amazing for the temperatures at an eagles game. at night, late in october. the best chance of any kind of shower would be towards the end of the game and that's likely when the wind would be the strongest and could affect the kicker. by tomorrow morning, there is that line of heavy thunderstorms and this model continues the threat through 9:00 a.m. and then goes down towards the shore and really strengthens as it gets right to the ocean.

we'll keep an eye on that for tomorrow. and the neighborhoods are going to be wet. everybody is going to get rain. 76 in fairmont for the high. allentown, 75. may actually clear out in allentown later in the day and some really nasty storms at the jersey shore. that's especially later in the day. and then over the next three days, we get that nasty weather on tuesday. wednesday it's cooler and dry and thursday is kind of chilly. but for this time of the year, it's not all that cold. we have colder weather coming early next week. >> and the weather could be changing, as glenn mentioned, as we move through the night and into the morning. check out the weather as you wake up right here on nbc 10 news today. they are on the air starting at 4:00 a.m. happening now, a live performance by members of the philadelphia orchestra.

a live look at jefferson station where an ensemble of musicians are seronating riders as they head home. it's part of the audience appreciation concert. how beautiful is that? ♪ enjoy. a police escort for a south jersey toddler who received the prize of a lifetime today. how officers were able to boost his spirits with a big gift. and ahead at 5:00, search for a killer. the connection between a string of murders in one community that has neighbors demanding answers.

when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds

on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us.

it was a really memorable day for a young man fighting a terrible disease but never let's it show. >> nbc 10's south jersey reporter cydney long has the story from cumberland county. >> reporter: it was quite the entourage on broad street. a 3-year-old ben graham burned off energy, they carried out a burning desire to see him smile. the surprise, a hand-delivered custom designed k-9 police cruiser. >> when they call you on the radio -- >> reporter: they met him at a truck event two months ago. >> he's strong and he's very brave. braver than any of us here. so he inspiring us as much as we inspire him.

>> reporter: this began with a football but grew into much more and was paid for out of officer pockets. >> this is someone who has wanted to be and do in his life time so we're making it happen today. >> this is a blessing for us. he's not worried about his hips or anything wrong with him. he thinks he's a normal kid. >> reporter: normal when he's playing with his three brothers but ben has to battle neuroblastoma. his bucket list includes just going to school. >> he was going. >> reporter: for ben, this is reprieve from doctors, nurses and needles and nearly two years of chemotherapy. tomorrow is not a promise. >> right now he's on a trial and we're, you know, praising god that it works. >> reporter: ben's energy is noticeably strong. >> i noticed that he chased me around a lot but he's full of a lot of joy, a lot of happiness

at this moment in time. >> reporter: his spirit unbroken, a little boy hero inspiring grown men. >> he struck a chord in us all. so our hope is for his survival. someone who we brought a little bit of happiness and joy to. >> reporter: cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> those officers are amazing angels. >> they are. and to see him happy and not have to think about the doctors and hospitals and all of the medicine, it's so good. >> great day for him. we have another 90 minutes of news ahead. >> here are keith jones and erin coleman. president trump brings his tax agenda to town. plus, we talked to some who say they are not buying it. heavy rain and thunderstorms headed this way. i'm tracking your hour-by-hour forecast. plus, i'll tell you when the severe weather threat will hit your neighborhood. a murder mystery in one community. the one problem making it tough for investigators to find a

motive.

ivanka in town. the first daughter pushes the president's tax plan as she stops in our area. >> it's what the president couldn't remember that made her even more upset. and home cooking. we are live at 5:00 at the link as the eagles are looking to keep rolling on monday night.

right now at 5:00, we begin with the weather. we've issued a first alert coming our way. it's expected to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms, which will make for a wet morning drive. >> let's get straight to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. he's tracking your hour-by-hour forecast. >> keith, it looks like everybody is going to be getting rain, at least for a period of time it will be on the heavy side. that's why we have a first alert out for tomorrow for the entire area. generally, the western parts of the area closer to 7:00 a.m. towards the shore, closer to 3:00 p.m. as it moves west to east. this thunderstorm could be severe with damaging wind and localized flooding that clogs drains from the leaves. it goes from new england down to delaware, which is kind of unusual for this time of year. th