tomorrow. >> glenn, when does this start? >> it's going to be after midnight as far as heavy rain or damaging winds but the wind is increasing and you can see it right now. and it will increase throat the night, especially in the philadelphia area during the afternoon in new jersey so overall the thunderstorms are possibly severe with damaging winds and the fallen leaves could clog up gutters. the main threat goes through our entire area. and it's halfway up the scale for this time of the year. there's a lot of action going on in the atmosphere.

and you can see these thunderstorms moving to the east and there have been confirmed tornadoes in the north and south carolina and there it is during the morning rush. anything along that line of thunderstorm has the potential of wind gusts over 15 miles an hour and then, of course, it goes towards the shore. so it's not going to last a long time but you get tremendous rain in a short period of time. more on the timing and what comes later, coming up. >> okay, glenn. wake up with nbc 10 today. we'll help you stay safe with weather and traffic starting at 4:00 a.m. you can get the forecast on the nbc 10 app. local urgent care centers

raided. federal agents showed up today. >> the feds rated four advanced urgent care centers in willow grove, montgomeriville and northeast philadelphia. this is a pill mill investigation. >> lauren mayk is live. neighbors said they noticed strange behavior? >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, it was the lines outside that caused folks to wonder. this is a very busy corner on a major road. the police station is actually right across the way. you can see how many people are driving by here and how noticeable lines outside this building would be. today, though, that was not the case. this whole area was blocked off with police tape and law enforcement. down the front walkway, boxes coming out by the cart full.

sources tell nbc 10 it's part of a pill mill investigation at several sites including this one and another on roosevelt boulevard. >> it was very upsetting and now i have to find a different doctor. >> reporter: this man says he was just at the willow grove location yesterday and thought something wasn't right. >> when i went yesterday and they charged me more money and i found out everybody was cutting their doses of pills for some reason, it didn't sound right. >> reporter: it hadn't looked right to some neighbors. >> i found it quite strange. there would be long lines so i wasn't sure what was going on. >> reporter: lines were so noticeable that someone shared these photos with us, a line waiting to get in where today agents brought those boxes out. >> it leaves a bunch of people

with no medication that need that medication because a lot of us are sick. >> reporter: neighbors are watching with interest with something they've had an eye on the area. >> there's too many urgent care centers in this area to be that busy. >> reporter: as i talked to you at 4:00, a woman came up wondering if her son could still get a ph[s9ñ i talked to a sales rep who wanted to get his stuff out of here. live in willow grove, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. pill mills are an epidemic and opioid epidemic is on our nbc app. >> right now at 6:00, nfl leading eagles in the national spotlight. a divisional showdown for the redskins on monday night football. >> kickoffset f set for 8:30.

they have the best record in the league. they've won five straight games. >> these stands will be filling up fast once the gain gates open. >> and outside tailgaters are in peak party mode. the fans have been at it for almost five hours. >> oh, man. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. we have complete coverage. we'll start it off with tim furlong live with the fans and a fan favorite who we met in the last hour. i think her name was joan? >> reporter: that's my girl. we made a love connection. what a sweet lady. she's been a ticket holder for 50 years. many people are sitting out here outside of xfinity live. it's very crowded up here and

everybody, every single person thinks this team has a chance to do something special this year. 11 days after the eagles last game, it's finally time to crack one open and raise a can to our football team that happens to have the best record in all of the nfl land. this guy has been painting up his noggin since 1980, a different pattern each week. he hasn't felt this excited for the eagles in year. once upon a time things weren't so good and our teams didn't win the games they were supposed to. >> i think there's a special chemistry, especially with carson. i think everyone is connecting. >> reporter: and as for tonight's game against washington -- >> it's going to be tough. >> the redskins have to win. >> reporter: division games are always tough so it might not be easy but should be fun to watch. shine up the tailgate

championship belt. >> we do it every week, every home game. >> what do you think? >> maybe let pat feed you. he drove up to watch his birds not just win but dominate. and hopefully they will do that. and you can see the crowd is growing here as we speak. lots of people are driving over here to see us. it's starting to feel like football weather. i think it's going to be a perfect night for a 32-20 win, eagles. that's my prediction. >> we'll see what joan thinks about that, too. >> hopefully she agrees. no fighting yet between you two. >> that's too early for that. >> enjoy the food out there. coming up in about 15 minutes, john clark will take us to the field with what we should

watch for in tonight's game. first, let's get to the other stories we're watching at 6:00. >> developing now, a child has been rushed to the hospital after being hit by a septa bus. sky force 10 was over the scene about 20 minutes ago. the child's injuries, fortunately, are not life threatening. new at 6:00, the couldn't verse yecontroversial statue th was up on the pole. it would have been frank rizzo's 97th birthday. critics have called him racist and want the statue removed. attorney general jeff sessions was in town to fight against gang violence in the area. he asked for cooperation between police agencies in the battle against ms-13.

it's known for its brutality. sessions has made taking down their members a top priority. >> they leave devastation, misery and death in their wake. they threaten entire governments. they must be and will be stopped. >> president trump has promised to put an end to the gang through stricter enforcement. ivanka trump was in our area promoting her father's tax reform plan in richboro, bucks county. those inside came away impressed after learning more about the plan but a group of protesters formed outside voicing their displeasure for president trump's plan. >> i'm in favor of the tax plan. i do really think it benefits the middle class. >> what this administration is doing is total destruction so we

need to come out and say something about it. >> the trump administration says the tax plan is aimed at helping middle class american families. the president is trying to reassure you that his new tax plan won't impact your 401(k). he tweeted today, "there will be no change to your 401(k). this has always been a great and popular middle class tax break that works and it stays." "the new york times" have reported that republicans were considering a limit on how much you could contribute pretax in your 401(k). a philadelphia jewish cemetery that had dozens of grave stones toppled back in february and since then people from around the world donated nearly $300,000 to restore the gravesites. that graveyard will have a tour tomorrow. up next, new at 6:00, no

escape. why recovery is so much harder in puerto rico aftthan it was f new jersey after hurricane hurricane sandy. and a huge game tonight. we'll hear from the birds in about ten minutes. 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.

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eagles/redskins on monday night football here at lincoln financial field. john clark joins us live from the field in a few minutes. >> first, all new at 6:00, new jersey state police are refusing to forget puerto rico. the island is still having a lot of trouble recovering from the hurricane that hit more than a month ago. ted greenberg explains how the memory of hurricane sandy inspired so many troopers to head to the struggling island. >> far from home, members of new jersey state police on a mission to help people still struggling in puerto rico a month after hurricane maria blasted the island. >> it's bad. power lines are down, roads are flooded, all trees are down.

it's complete devastation. >> reporter: captain james ryan, part of a second wave of some 60 state police staffers currently in puerto rico assisting with traffic control. providing security from critical facilities like ice and water distribution plans and humanitarian relief and efforts, they say, has been extremely humbling. >> these people have nothing. they have gone through a devastating event and these people are moving forward and all have a smile on their face. it's amazing how resilient they are. >> >> they are so appreciate tif of it. >> new jersey got a lot of help after hurricane sandy five years ago. >> but unlike sandy, these

scenes are impossible to escape. >> you could drive for a couple of hours and get away from the area and you could find power and electric. here there is no place to go. >> a third wave is set to arrive in puerto rico next month staying through mid-november, continuing to reach out and open their heart to those still desperate for help. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 is giving you a chance to support puerto rico tomorrow night. tune in for a behind the scenes look at the single called "almost like praying." more are featured on that song which is supporting relief effort for hurricane victims tomorrow night at 7:00, here on nbc 10. mild, humid and a windy night live from the linc where

the birds play. but tomorrow morning, heavy downpours, thunderstorms and possibly damaging winds. we've issued a first alert starting at 7:00 a.m. and here's glenn "hurricane" schwartz. it all starts tomorrow morning during rush hour, right? >> that's right. it moves from west to east across the entire area and it's going to be affected by this. the early part of the morning rush, western suburbs through philadelphia and later in the day towards the jersey shore. thunderstorms are possibly severe with damaging winds. localized flooding because of the leaves out there clogging up the drains. there's the storms near pittsburgh. this is the many area of action. there's been a lot of severe weather and nine tornado reports.

this is wind damage and you can see it continues to get closer to us now and into parts of virginia. temperatures in the 70s right now. we have a couple of sprinkles in new jersey. and there may be light showers towards the end but the wind increases throughout the evening and could have more of an impact during the game. now, as we go through the morning hours, that's when we expect it's heaviest action here. the computer models are not really consistent but there is a lot of wind in the upper atmosphere. so i think this may be underdoing the storms for tomorrow and it moves from new jersey and later on another batch comes up. new jersey looks like it may get hit harder and more frequently tomorrow and tomorrow evening

than the rest of the area. then everybody clears up and sets us up for chilly weather. tomorrow, it's not going to be storming all day but may get up to 76 degrees at fair monmont. allentown, 75. you could see the sun come out later in the day in allentown and reading pushing the temperatures back up. voorhees, 76. over the next few days, we dry out wednesday and thursday. the temperature goes down but the average high this time of year is 64. so we're not talking about bitter cold weather for this time of the year but we haven't been used to highs in the 50s. it's not going to last. it's going to start warming up right when we get to friday and then next weekend is going to be some more rain. it looks like that's mainly

sunday. hey, i'm john clark. we are live at the linc. warming up behind me, you see carson wentz rocking the pink for breast cancer awareness month. redskins and eagles coming up in about two years. we'll have a preview next.

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hey, i'm john clark, live at the linc. a huge monday night football. eagles, redskins, the birds best record in the nfl at 5-1. if they can beat the redskins and sweep them, they would have a 2 1/2 game league in the

division. take a look at that first meeting, of course, the eagles beat the redskins in the season opener. they are looking to sweep the kins f skins for the first time in four years. the birds are hot. they could be 6-1 for the first time since they went to the treating this like a game that would get you to the super bowl. >> it's something i grew up dreaming about and a big game like this conference on the line. >> reporter: this is carson wentz's time to shine again. he's the odds on favorite from the birds and carson and the coaches are keeping all of this in perspective.

they have not accomplished their goals yet. >> has a broader concept of the team concept. he knows if he does well, he can be in the conversation at the end of that season but right now his focus is week to week and i think that's so refreshing with him. >> reporter: and we just talked to david acres who is going to go into the eagles hall of fame. he says he's going to come back up here tonight when there's a parade. they are 0-3. friday night in the latest loss at home, joel said he wants to have the basket more around the basket. trying to find that chemistry. that's what the 6ers are doing. >> it's an element of let's get going and zoom in on the areas

that can achieve that and it's great to have joel back. i'm ready to get going. >> reporter: i'm john clark live at the linc. we're back after this.

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.

he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share.

breezy evening out there in center city. the flags are waving in that wind. >> the wind could impact the eagles kicking game. a live look at financial field where the birds and redskins play two hours from now. and fans out there shouldn't have to deal with too much rain unless they go into a double overtime. >> right. i think the rain is not the issue. it's just going to be incredibly warm and humid for a game at this time of the night, at this time of the year. tomorrow, especially morning rush, we get the chance of severe storms. wednesday, thursday, we dry out but get colder. warm up friday, beautiful day, and then next weekend, next the eagles game may be seeing some nasty weather.

and chilly weather. >> all right. we'll stay tuned for that. that's our news at 6:00. i'm jim rosenfield. >> nightly news is next with lester holt. tonight, was it a setup? nbc news learning the emerging theory at the pentagon about that deadly ambush in niger as a widow makes an emotional appeal for answers. your retirement money. the president weighs in on a possible plan to change 401(k)s. secret settlement. a bombshell new report about bill o'reilly and allegations of sexual misconduct. o'reilly now responding. jfk assassination files could be released within days. what will they reveal? building the wall. our team at the border. the first look at what it could look like. sounding the alarm about the number one killer of firefighters in america. >> i have kidney cancer. >> i have brain cancer. >> there's no cure for it. >> stricken by a danger they can't see as departments order