that man's girlfriend is accused of the killings. >> he said something could have prevented it all. andrea cline thomas has more. >> reporter: he said if he was allowed to live in his house this wouldn't have happened but he was in a detention facility in york, pennsylvania. he sits down with us one day after burying his babies. >> i still can't believe it. i still can't believe it. >> reporter: victor cannot believe his two sons are dead. his fiancée is charged with their murder. according to police she admitted to drowning the boys last week in the bathtub at their apartment. >> how can i anticipate her killing her own child that she just gave birth to. >> reporter: he says this is the woman he knew, the mother of their youngest son. he called her inexperienced and said she could get overwhelmed. >> my 5-year-old is very active, and i did not think that she could handle the two children by

herself. one is crying, the other is active. it just wasn't going to happen. >> reporter: he wanted to be with his family. he told his probation officer his concerns. he learned moving them to wilmington violated his probation in pennsylvania and visiting them in delaware landed him in jail. that's where wilmington detectives came to give him the bad news. >> this could have been completely avoided, completely avoided. >> reporter: he is serving five years' probation for leaving his son unattended when the child was 3 years old. in this case he wanted visitation or more time to move his family back to pennsylvania. coming up we'll tell you why officials say they couldn't grant the request. we're learning more about a fire that destroyed a popular philadelphia restaurant that stood for nearly four decades. >> bridget foy's has been a huge part of the community.

steven fisher has been on the scene all day. he joins us live now. many dedicated workers without jobs, including one bartender who has worked at the place for 17 years? >> reporter: keith, one thing we continued to hear over and over was that bridget foy's was like family and the people who worked there made you feel like family. the damage is extensive. it's kind of a shell of itself. people told me it will be a huge loss to the community in more ways than one. >> anybody that's been on south street, worked on south street, been on south street any particular amount of time has drank, ate or spent time with friends here at this spot. it's a huge loss to south street. >> reporter: as night turned into day on south street, the damage to bridget foy's became clear. >> this is heartbreaking. we go here once, twice a week. >> reporter: some have been coming since the beginning. >> when bridget was born they changed the name to bridget

foy's. >> we lost our home. it sounds ridiculous. it's just a place we go. but there was so much love there. >> reporter: mingo says she is impressed by the owner's willingness to give back. >> i had a fund-raiser here two weeks ago. they donated the space and the food for free. their kindness and generosity it leave a huge hole in this neighborhood. >> reporter: knowing many of the staff personally, she is concerned for their well-being. >> all these people are out of work. we just saw the chef. he looked like he was in shock. >> reporter: it was a place to work and gather. >> i hope they open up again. >> reporter: for people here, a place that can never be replaced. hopefully just rebuilt. >> it's really sad. it will hit home when all the fire trucks are gone and that place is boarded up. >> reporter: we did want to show you -- see the crowd of people, just on-lookers looking at bridget foy's and the damage. this has been all day. we wanted to draw your attention

to a pet store, doggy style, connected to bridget foy's. two dogs ended up dying from the fire. it's all boarded up over there. crews are still on the scene. a lot of firefighters and cleanup crews. there is still a lot to be done for this area to be cleaned up. as for investigators, we were able to speak with them. and they tell us they believe it was accidental in nature. they tell us the fire started in the basement of bridget foy's but they'll still investigate to determine exactly how the fire started. steven fisher. nbc10 news. a flight to orlando returned to philadelphia this afternoon after an indicator light went on in the cockpit. no one was hurt. jet is being checked out. passengers are on their way to florida on a different flight. to a developing story. police are looking for a shooter who killed two teenagers in south philadelphia. >> neighbors have started a small memorial outside one of the victim's homes. the house at 12th and rittner

steps away from the scene. the boys were gunned down here last night. both were 16 years old. police say the gun fire stemmed from an argument between two groups of teens. >> it's terrible. i didn't expect it to be down in this neighborhood, a shooting. right around the corner. i live the next street down. >> friends and family of the victims will gather for a vigil tonight at 7:30 at the site of the shooting. we're looking to learn what caused a barn fire in chester county. dozens of cows were rescued this morning around 7:30. took crews two hours to put out the flames. luckily no one was hurt. turning to the weather. definitely feeling like fall today. check out that look. as we look over the philadelphia skyline. a few clouds out there. >> nbc10 chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. the crisp autumn air has arrived. always a but. will it stick around this time? >> sounds like a weather

informational. one of those infomercials that go, yeah, but -- it won't and then it will. it's a one-day wonder. we're looking at clouds across the area and also sunshine. the clouds in the shot erin referred to were off to the east of us. we have a lot of cloud cover along the beaches and rain out over the atlantic. 65 right now in philadelphia. west-southwest winds to 5 miles an hour. what's the temperature where you live? well, how about 59 in coatesville. 62 in vineland. 67 in mount pocono. 61 in atlantic city. about where we should be this time of year. for once we're seasonal. tomorrow, we'll go to the too cold side. 60 in philadelphia, same for stone harbor. 50s in lehigh valley and burks county and upper 50s in delaware. when i come back we'll break down your weekend and look at halloween and take a look at the conditions for the eagles game

on sunday. not too good, guys. >> possible break in a decade-o decad decade-old missing persons case. >> they were reported missing back in 1975. today the fbi announced the boys have been added to the agency's kidnapping and missing persons section of the website. we spoke today to one of the special agents in charge of the case. >> we were asked to come in several months ago into the case and take a look at it from a fresh perspective. and by doing that, we were able to get information that might be helpful to lead to a conclusion in this case. >> both williams and anderson had development disabilities and were unable to care for themselves without supervision. williams would be 55 today. anderson would be 60. bad morning for some drivers in south jersey. someone broke into at least 18

cars in cherry hill overnight in the barclay development. all the cars were unlocked and one car was stolen. that car was unlocked as well and the keys were inside. police are talking to residence to try to get surveillance video. president trump is weighing in on new reports that the hillary clinton campaign helped pay for the research behind a now infamous dossier that contained allegations about then candidate trump's ties to russia. the president posted on twitter this morning that he is the victim in all of this. he addressed the matter with reporters today. >> i think it's very sad what they've done with the fake dossier. it was made up, and i understand they paid a tremendous amount of money. and hillary clinton always denied it. the democrats always denied it. now, only because it's going to come out in a court case, they said, yes, they did it. they admitted it. >> the president has strongly denied the allegation in the dossier.

16 years after his death, a plaque was unveiled today in honor of a fallen philadelphia police officer. new at 5:00. a recognition the family says they have been waiting for. jennifer bray revus has been waiting to hear these bag pipes for a long time. >> it's all i have been striving for for the last 15 years. this is something that's just heart wrenching to me because of -- it's something i am proud of, and i feel like my dad is up there smiling down. >> her father, philadelphia police officer thomas bray died on november 13th, 2001. he drowned trying to recover why sunken channel marker in the delaware river. >> i am honored to tell you i knew him. you should be proud of his service as we are. i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all he has done for this city. i hope you can see from this overwhelming presence here today

that we never forget our fallen heroes. >> police officers killed in the line of duty are memorialized with a plaque placed where the officer died but thomas bray drowned in the middle of the delaware river, making the site choice complicated. finally, 16 years after bray's death the family and bray's fellow officers decided to go back to the beginning, the place bray trained to become a police officer more than three decades ago. the philadelphia police academy. >> we all just wanted this to be done to make him happy and more importantly to make him proud. i know now that he is very proud. >> a fallen hero of philadelphia's marine unit finally honored by a sea of blue uniforms. >> thank you, everybody that didn't stop, because could be 16 years from now or one day ago. you never get over the feeling. father's day. my walk down the aisle with my

husband. i didn't get that. thank you guys, for everything. >> touching tribute right there. recognizing the ultimate sacrifice. about time, too. ahead at 5:00, on the road to recovery. >> in his eighth day of rehab, this man is sharing his journey to sobriety. he explains what helped him get this far in the froms. a local hospital handing out pink slips. why this box has kellogg's apologizing. the reaction the cereal maker is taking now. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney.

he stood up to north jersey special interests 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.

kellogg's is making changes to its corn pops cereal boxes after a man complained the boxes featured racially insensitive artwork. take a look. the box features cartoon corn pops at a mall. some playing in the game room, others on a skateboard. the man says he noticed one brown corn pop working as a janitor. he tweeted the company saying, hey, kell ogogg's why is litera the only brown corn pop on the whole box the janitor? this is teaching kids racism, unquote. the cereal making responded on twitter saying, quote, kellogg

is committed to diversity and inclusion. we did not intend to defend. we apologize. the artwork is being updated and will be in stores soon. dove was accused of racism. in the facebook ad a black woman basically turning white after using dove lotion. they deleted the picture from the page. saying they missed the mark. six flags in ocean county is gearing up for fright fest. it runs from this friday through halloween next tuesday. the park's annual halloween party features shows, thrill rides, scare zones, haunted mazes and, of course, trick-or-treating. ♪ >> speaking of ghosts and haunts, centuries of history in its wall. the grumble thorpe there is in germantown has its share of

ghost stories. in the 1700s it was used as a summer home rented rooms to thomas jefferson and ben franklin. today it's a hot bed for ghost hunters looking for the paranormal past including soldiers who fought in the revolutionary war. >> everybody who works here for any amount of time is going to hear something, see something. you know. within this house. i have youth volunteers who won't go in the basement. >> hmm. stay out of the basement. >> a family journal documents strange sightings and noises as well. tomorrow morning on nbc10 news today our ghost hunting series continues with a tour of an historic church. unexplainable things happened there in and the church's cemetery. tomorrow morning at 5:45. >> so far all the ghosts have been friendly, i am told.

sunny cool and crisp. a live look at the poconos. >> you have kids. casper the friendly ghost. i can tell. >> i like the transition. it was perfect. >> a view at the promenade along cape may. >> nbc10 chief meteorologist tuesdaya joins us now. she has our -- tammie souza joins us with the first alert forecast. >> it's not too spooky. but you have to get past tomorrow. we do have to do that. let's look at cape may. it looks a little eerie and speaky. gray clouds in the distance because we have some pretty significant storm systems traveling just offshore. they are not going to move onshore, a lot of heavy rain out there. they move north all night long. a lot of flooding rains for parts of new england. thankfully they moved off shore in our area. now, we do have cloud cover across much of philadelphia. we will have a break overnight

and more clouds making their way in our direction. that's because the main body of this whole storm system is digging really deeply into the ohio valley and is slowed across the area. it will bring us clouds and maybe a sprinkle tomorrow as it moves past. the temperatures will continue to fall. grab the heavy blanket for tonight. 46 in philadelphia. 47 in trenton. 47 in morris river and 49 in avalon. it will be quite breezy out there, and you are not going to feel like 60. you're going to feel like the 50s. tomorrow night, oh, my gosh, that's going to be the chilliest of the night. generous. 42 in philly. 40 in dover. 40 in allentown. we'll see some 30s across the area. it will be a very chilly night. friday me make it into the low and mid 60s which is pretty close to where we should be this time of year.

the winds will be fierce tomorrow. winds today are generally out of the west and northwest. they turn even more northwesterly tomorrow and pick up speed. we'll see breezy winds with gusts around 20, 25 miles an hour. here is where we're going. not too impressive. 64 is the average. we will be below average tomorrow. above average on friday. certainly above average on saturday. there is that wonderful day. but then it comes crashing down. we will see 65 on sunday with rain and thunderstorms and only 58 next monday. that's halloween eve. it will be chilly air to greet the kids next tuesday for halloween. if you're going out to the eagles game, if you are fortunate enough to have a ticket, we'll be looking at the low 60s with winds that could gust as high as 20 miles an hour. we will see periods of rain and perhaps even thunderstorms out there as well. you can follow it along with our app. download it at nbc10. it will give you your weather

right there with the radar. so you can see when the showers are headed towards you on sunday. 61 on saturday. rain late at night and throughout the day periodically on sunday. 58 on monday. we will start to clear. 42 monday night and into tuesday. look, tuesday only 60. tuesday night we will be down at 40. so you'll really have to bundle the kids up when they head out for trick-or-treating. at the end of the month, septa's station at villanova will close to connect an overpass to a new pedestrian bridge. between october 30th and december 10th trains will not stop at villanova station. riders are encouraged to use the stadium station. if you haven't had dinner yet, this looks good. you will have to wait a while before you try it. a first look at the puerto rican fare available at reading local

market. they cooked up specialties today including skirt steak and home-made empanada. knocked unconscious. >> a pizza delivery man in the hospital for days after car-jackers attacked him. and police say some of the suspects were teenagers. amazon is rectangolling out service in philly to make sure you never miss a delivery again. why the company wants the keys to your house. vote for the high school blitz game of the week. there is still time to help your team out. grab your phone. tablet or computer. vote on nbc10.com or by tapping the free nbc10 app. you can call or text 610-624-4111. we'll announce the winner

tomorrow night on nbc10 news at 11:00. 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.

. ♪ the mood stood still, on blueberry hill ♪ >> a music legend has passed away. fats domino died today at the age of 89. domino was best known for his hits "blueberry hill" and "ain't that a shame." he was born and raised in new orleans and broke into the music scene there in the 1940s. he sold more than 110 million records and made numerous appearances on american band

stanned rig stand in philadelphia. a sheriff's deputy in florida caught on camera rummaging in drawers of a man who died. he was called to check on the welfare of the 85-year-old man. the victim's children say the deputy took money, jewelry and several prescription medications. he is on house arrest tonight. an ocean city pizza shop owner pleaded guilty to filing a false income tax return. according to tax documents john gaeta jr. of big slice pizza withhold more than $685,000 in total unreported income. his sentencing is set for february of next year. a new app is making is easier to it pay for parking in downtown wilmington. the park mobile phone app launched today.

it's available for about a thousand metered spaces. download the app to pay for parking. you get a warning when the time on the meter is about to expire. amazon is launching a new service next month to make sure you never miss a delivery again. it allows drivers to safely drop off a package inside your home. prime members can buy a kit which includes a security camera, cloud cam and smart lock. the drivers scan the item's bar code and the digital key allows them to enter your home. the kit starts at $250. if you visit our facebook page, there are a ton of people commenting on this. >> interesting! >> mm-hmm. ahead at 5:00. escapee on the run. >> got away from the back of a police cruiser while handcuffed. now photographers are racing to find the suspect. a solid week into treatment and sticking to his fight to overcome addiction. >> do you understand the pain you cause other people? >> why writing it down and

putting pen to paper is playing a major part in his recovery. what's shaking in south jersey? at 6:00 the mysterious rumblings felt and la booms heard today.

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i. right now at 5:00. a fall chill is in the air today. nbc10 in dovetown where people were walking and biking in the

crisp weather at peace valley park. >> perfect for it. >> a live look at the art museum in philadelphia. if you're heading outdoors you definitely want to grab a sweater or jacket. temperatures could dip in the 40s tonight? >> they should be in the 40s this time of year. we're so spoiled. we don't know what to do. you'll need the extra blanket on the bed. in the 40s tonight. we could see temperatures in the 30s across parts of the area by tomorrow night. much colder air is settling in. dark skies along the beaches. over the beaches, you can see the sun shining and plenty of shadows. we have a storm system offshore. it's 60 in cape may with winds out the northwest to 5 miles an hour. in philadelphia, 65 with a west-southwest wind to 5 miles an hour. mid 60s is where we should be this time of year. 65 in wilmington. allentown.

63. yesterday you were 12 degrees warmer. everybody has dropped a bit. west winds to 10 miles an hour. tonight we drop to 44 in allentown. 47 in philadelphia. 44 in wilmington. 43 in vineland. 46 in trenton. stone harbor. 47 degrees. tomorrow we'll warm up to barely 60. i have good news for part of the weekend when i come back. guys. i want every kid to understand to stay away from it. i have ruined three families. >> two weeks after overdosing on heroin this man reaches a recovery milestone. >> i am safe. i don't have to be in survival mode. i have to be in recovery mode. >> all new at 5:00. how he made it this far and the battle that still lies ahead. >> exactly two weeks have passed since michael coreselle overdosed. >> five days later he checked

into rehab. today marks his eighth full day of recovery. he has been sharing his journey with cydney long. he explains the toughest part of the process is happening right now. >> you get emotions out. you can say things. you say anything in this book. >> reporter: michael is working through the pain of addiction. >> once again i am sitting here stuck in my head knowing i am blessed to not be dead. >> reporter: juournaling about his struggle. today he read us an entry called a note to his old self. >> i personally am so disappointed in you. old self you needed to take life more serious. >> reporter: a solid eight days into a medically monitored recovery. he says he won't ever be able to replace the helplessness he felt. >> unbelievable thirst, cracked

lips. now i have to be in recovery mode. >> reporter: over the weekend he faced times with his mom, dad and stepdad. >> she told me i am beautiful. so funny hearing my mom. she is so grateful i am here. >> reporter: thursday michael will be given the final dose of detox medication and that's when the staff says the real work begins. >> this is the tough time. now he is sort of waking up, getting clean. >> reporter: he is beyond the acute withdrawal. >> high blood pressure, high pulse rate. >> reporter: director of medical services and compliance, stephanie leab says his next goal is intense group therapy. >> addiction is a disease of isolation. left alone, you think your situation is unique. >> this is the first time i am actually struggling for positivity. >> reporter: michael says it's also the first time he doesn't feel alone. >> i am so content right now that i actually feel inner peace. >> reporter: from fort washington, cydney long.

nbc10 news. >> if you or a loved one needs help, here are the numbers to call for help in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. nbc10's digital team spoke to experts in addiction treatment about how opioids alter a person's brain and what needs to happen to help put a person on the road to recovery. find the information on the nbc10 app or on nbc10.com. in philadelphia a man in custody for two shootings. one of the victims was shot while trying to help the suspect. the first shooting took place outside a bar around 2:00 a.m. a man was killed and a woman injured. the suspect crashed his car a few blocks away. a man saw what happened and started to call 911 but the gunman shot him in the head. >> thank god he come out first. this is what i heard he came running through here. maybe, seeing me, he would have shot me. >> the suspect ran off.

police caught him down the street. the surviving victims both in stable condition. new at 5:00. a pizza delivery man was in a coma for three days after this assault outside of a southwest philadelphia gas station. surveillance cameras recorded the video of several suspects assaulting the man, knocking him unconscious. then you see there stealing his car. police believe some of the people they are looking for are as young as 14 years old. jefferson health is cutting its work force. according to the philadelphia business journal the company plans to eliminate 200 jobs. according to jefferson that's about 1% of its work force. over the last three years the hospital has merged three times. no word when the cuts will be made. a security scare at a lehigh county college tops the stories making headlines. campus safety officers responded to two different incidents last night.

around 8:00 p.m. indessacent exposure was reported and an hour later an armed robbery near a campus dorm. students were told to shelter in place while police investigated the cases. no arrests were made. in ocean county, a 61-year-old woman is in the hospital after being hit by a pickup truck in a walmart park lot. the driver could face charges. the white house is siding with the nfl in a sports betting case out of new jersey. the garden state wants to offer gambling on sports at its casinos and race tracks. the nfl and other sports leagues oppose the idea. the trump administration filed a brief with the supreme court supporting the lesion. the court is scheduled to hear the case in december. a new study paints a grim picture when it comes to premiums for the most popular health plans under the affordable care act. open enrollment gets under way a week from today.

new independent analysis shows an expected increase of premiums of 34% for silver plans in states using healthcare.gov. the study found significant rate increases expected in the 11 states and district of columbia that run their own health insurance websites. he has led the eagles on the road to victory for six games this season. >> we'll show you how carson wentz is being recognized off the field for his star performance. taking one of your favorite netflix shows on the road. how one ride-sharing company is working to give you a spooky lift this weekend. tomorrow on nbc10 news today, october in domestic violence awareness month. we have a new two-part series highlighting how people affected by violence are working to protect other women. also ahead, our ghost hunting series continues. strange things are happening the church's cemetery.

the inexplicable bumps in the night that make this site so special. join us every weekday morning for nbc10 news today, breaking news plus first alert weather and traffic from 4:00 to 7:00. joseph, i'm steve. how are you?

nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment.

see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. two women are in court today for the murder of a half brother of north korean leader kim jong un. kim jong nam was killed in an airport in malaysia when the

women held him and put a nerve agent up to his face. the women claim they were the victims of an elaborate prank orchestrated by several men who convinced them they were taking part in a reality tv show. the naacp is asking travelers to avoid flying american airlines due to several alleged racial incidents. the civil rights organization says it's received various reporting from passengers, including one case where a black man was reportedly forced to give up his seat because he responded to discriminatory comments made by other passengers. american airlines' ceo doug parker says, quote, we do not and we will not tolerate discrimination of any kind. we have reached out to the naacp and are eager to meet with them to listen to their issues and concerns. good news for new jersey drivers. tolls won't be going up on the turnpike. the turnpike authority expects

increased traffic to bring in more money. for the sixth straight year tolls will not increase. newcastle county wants more of its power from the sun. today, a new law was signed that will allow more solar panels in more places. solar fields like this one in newport are currently restricted to industrial zones in the county. but industrial land is very expensive. the new law will let companies and residents put panels in more residential and agricultural areas but there are still a number of restrictions in place. sales of new homes have reached the highest level in a decade across the u.s. september sales jumped by 19%. economists say damage from hurricanes harvey and irma may have lead to sales increases in the south. the average price of a new home in the u.s. is $385,000. next at 5:00. how did he do it? >> erin, i don't know. what do carson wentz's teammates still marveling at one of the

quarterback's plays in the monday night game. more from the locker room coming up next at 5:00. a chilly night ahead with more rain on the way. a beach ban that could make it harder to get your favorite treat at the shore this summer. why there is a bull's eye on ice cream trucks. coming up at 6:00.

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.

remember this? this is the last of carson wentz's four touchdowns monday night to lead the eagles to a 6-1 record. >> that, of course, is the best record in the nfl. like pointing that out whenever i can. wentz's four-touchdown effort has brought him more hardware. >> john clark joins us from nbc sports philadelphia with more on the latest accolade. >> keith and erin, carson named the nfc's offensive player of the week. carson had never thrown four touchdowns in an nfl game. now he has done it two of the last three weeks. we ask you, which amazing play was better? he avoids the redskins rush. amazingly finds clement in the corner of the end zone. how did he stay alive and find him? watch this. as good as that play was, this scramble may have been better. he disappears and then

reappears. that's amazing. we asked carson's teammate receiver torrey smith. which play impressed you the most? >> me, because i had a perfect view of it, was the sneaking out of that sack. i don't know how he did it because i am literally running my route down the middle of the field. i am looking back starting to stop saying, dang he got sacked. then you see him pop out and he's running. i watched the film. i still don't know how he made it out of there. >> that's amazing. they still can't decide how he made it out of there. you can get so much more on carson wentz this morning during our power hour. eagles coverage. beginning at 9:30. his quarterback coaching joins us in the studio breaking down his amazing plays. after sunday night football. eagles game day final. birds hoping to improve to 7-1 against the 49ers who are 0-7.

this would be the eagles' best record since their super bowl run 14 years ago. john clark. back to you. i can't believe it's been that long. >> i know. i remember exactly where i was. >> time for another one. >> oh, yeah! chilly night across the delaware valley. live look at the camden waterfront. the sun is getting lower and lower. >> tammie, one might say we are set up tonight for a perfect fall evening. >> we are. it will be crisp, cool. a few clouds drifting in. then it gets even colder tomorrow. tonight, yeah, put on the jacket. maybe have a -- what is it you like? psl? >> yeah. >> pumpkin spiced latte? >> got pumpkins? share them. you know who made these pumpkins? >> who. >> my husband and son. >> good old caleb. >> i can't even draw my hand but

apparently there is great art within my family. it's not here. >> very much so. look at that. >> look at it. it's awesome. >> i want you to send me your pumpkin pictures. we only have a few more days. drop them to me on instagram, facebook and twitter. i'll try to share the creative ones on air. today we made it all the way up to 66. that's slightly above where we should be at 64. highest wind gust, 19 miles an hour. didn't pick up rain out there. it's been a dry but cooler day. 63 in allentown. 63 in trenton. 65, atlantic city and 65 in wilmington. no rain over us. across the atlantic we have training storms, meaning they're moving over the same spot again and again, south to north. we get a break in the cloud cover. here comes the main body of the system tomorrow. bringing maybe a sprinkle midday but bringing clouds and breezy conditions and also cooler air. so the chilly air comes in on

the west-north west winds. friday the winds start to turn. by saturday we have a southerly wind, we warm back up to the 70s. don't get attached to it. here is the next storm system. that one will be headed our way for sunday. just in time for the eagles game. tonight, 47 in philadelphia. 44 in south jersey. 47 at the shore. tomorrow it will be a cool one. looking at 60 in philadelphia. we will see 59 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 61 for south jersey. 62 in delaware. 58 in the lehigh valley. ten-day on ten. it gets better. it's sort of a roller coaster. 60 tomorrow. 66 friday. 71 on saturday. rain on sunday with 65. 58 on monday and for halloween it will be chilly and only 60. it will start so cold in the morning and be cold that night as well. guys. the show "stranger things"

returns to netflix for its second season on friday. the company has teamed up with lyft to get riders pumped up for the premiere. on friday and saturday from 4:00 until 9:00 riders can select a strange mode ride instead of a car they'll get a haunted trip with a malfunctioning app, ailing driver and flickering lights. if you like that sort of thing on a ride. >> really? >> i don't know. cool cross-promotion, though. >> yeah. >> might be great for the experience. handcuffed in the back of a police cruiser somehow a man managed to get away. >> next at 5:00. the search by ground and air to find the man suspected in a shooting.

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welcome back. lester holt joins us now from the nbc studios in new york with a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." hi, lester. >> hey, keith. good evening. what president trump says about unity after two republicans fiercely attack his character. would you give amazon access to drop packages inside your home when you're not there? they are banking you just might. more when you see you on "nbc nightly news." for now, back to you in philly. >> all right, lester. a man hunt is in its second day in north philadelphia.

police tell us they're looking for a teenager who escaped from the back of a police car. lauren mayk is live. >> reporter: down there at the end of the block is where all of this happened. some neighbors stayed in their houses and others peeked out to see what was going on. it wasn't until today that a lot of them learned the details of what happened and that the guy police are looking for is still on the loose. a quiet weekday. fall decorations down this block. a working on the next block doing his job. you would never know just hours before it looked like this. police scouring the area by air and on foot, looking for a man who had escaped from a police car in handcuffs. encountering a surprise trove of heroin during the search. this man heard the helicopters but didn't know what was going on until today. you didn't realize that was all

going on. police are still looker for he is a suspected getaway driver in a shooting. >> i have been around here when we were raided for drugs years ago. this was nothing. >> reporter: i asked another off camera if it makes her nervous. >> yes, because i mean we don't want bad people in the street that can possibly harm other people. and no, it doesn't really scare me just because i know the cops will do their job and hopefully this individual maybe get caught. >> reporter: things were very quiet here today for all the hours we were out here. we really didn't see a visible police presence. i saw a police vehicle go by about 15 minutes ago, but that was it. police tell me they are still looking for this suspect and they know who he is. live in north philadelphia, lauren mayk.

nbc10 news. nbc10 news at 6:00 is next. here is jacqueline london. >> new at 6:00. shaking mystery in south jersey. people felt their houses shaking and heard booms. two teens killed when gunshots broke out during an argument. what we're learning about the fight and the police search for the teenagers involved. a weather whiplash. that's what it will feel like between tomorrow and saturday. get ready, put on the seat belt. it's a bumpy ride. the details are straight ahead.

deadly encounter. two teenagers killed when an argument between kids end in gunshots. burned to ruins. an iconic south street restaurant destroyed by fire. illegal voting. new at 6:00, the problem letting immigrants cast ballots in pennsylvania when they shouldn't be. right now at 6:00. two teens killed in a crime that has south philadelphia mourning tonight. police say a tragic encounter between two groups of kids ended in violence and death. good evening. i am jacqueline london. tonight police still haven't made any arrests. they are trying to identify sixtee sixteenagers in the case. a vigil is taking place at the

crime secene this evening. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with homicide detectives for an update. they're following several leads. no arrests so far. looking to identify everyone who was involved or there present at the shooting at 12th and rittner in south philadelphia. police saying it stemmed from an argument. chalk marks where two 16-year-old teens were shot and killed in philadelphia. >> only 16 years old. >> reporter: the two teens may have been on the opposite side of a neighborhood argument. police are looking to talk to everyone involved in last night's dispute including the teen who fired the deadly shots. >> at least six kids, perhaps more. hard to say right now. those are the details we're working on. >> reporter: tonight we are learning more about the shooting victims. salvatore dinubile was a junior and former member of the hockey team at st. joe's prep. >> a good kid. street smart, school