ash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. officers shot, this morning an officer recovering from a gunshot wound and we are learning from police it was his fellow officers who probably saved his life. fire safety danger, nearly 40 million fire extinguishers are being recalled because they could fail when you need them. right now, regaining control of schools. is src appointed by the state has instead had his office

appointed school board. good morning. the mayor addressing city council and explaining his plans for the school district and his students. we are live in city hall to bring us up to speed. aundrea. >> reporter: he finished his remarks. let me tell you what he said. he is asking for two things. first he wants the school reform commission to disband itself by a vote in the next two weeks then he wants the city to return to a locally controlled school board. that would be nine members that he will appoint. they say this means the buck will stop with him. the concern is that he says there has been a lot of finger pointing in the district and outside of the district with state leaders and that nobody is taking the lead but he wants to be responsible for school

district. the crowd erupted in cheers at many times. now, along with city council we are teachers union representatives and families here today. we are going to talk to them about how they feel about what the mayor had to say. we'll bring you all of the latest details on air and online. nbc 10 news. clearing up and warming up. temperatures will warm into the 70s today. runners will enjoy a beautiful day this is a nice looking picture. if you want colder weather we

have some of that in the forecast too. just a few fair weather clouds. the first picture was not very cold this morning. we have had things close to the freezing mark. it is 55 for the low. allentown 54 for the low. look at that, up to 64 right now. potstown 66. 71 in wild wood. allentown is 21 degrees warmer than it was. mount holly 17 degrees. there's not that much out in our

area. most of this is not in our direction. we are starting to see the wind shichlt it's not that strong but it's bringing in this warmer air. i'll tell you about that coming up. >> new video this morning shows the frightening moments right after investigators say the alleged terrorist intentionally plowed his rented truck into a school bus. the accident trapped two special needs students inside. one was seriously injured. this morning we are also learning more about what may have motivated the terror attack. authorities now say this suspect was inspired by online isis

videos and that he spent two months plotting the attack. he is facing federal terrorism charges that could carry the death penalty. donald trump poegsed what he thinks should happen to the suspect. he tweeted would love to send the terrorist to guantanamo bay. he went onto say there is something about keeping -- should move fast, death penalty. they are calling it an enemy combatant. the program randomly that have low immigration rates and

requires them to pass criminal background checks. this morning we are continuing our kof rang from the terror in manhattan. we'll hear from the father of one of the victims and be sure to turn to the app for the latest details ton investigation. on the app you can find a complete time line and listen to eyewitnesss who saw the attack unfold. now to news in south jersey where a police officer shot in the line of duty could go home today from the hospital. according to authorities the 21-year-old officer spotted three suspicious men near 8th street. one of the men ran and then pulled out a gun and shot the officer in the leg. other officers immediately responded and applied a turn cat. the chief tells us their actions may have saved the wounded offeroffe officer's life. >> it was significant in minu minimizing his injuries.

>> the suspect is now in police custody. >> closing arguments will begin in the bribery trial of bob menendez. they gave instruction on the newly modified bribery. he and florida eye doctor charged with conspiracy, bribery and fraud. they say he bribed him with gifts in exchange for influence in washington. deliberations will likely begin on monday. >> this morning an investigation underway following allegations of poor conditions, mistreatment and even voter fraud at a senior rehab center. now in the wake of those claims the pennsylvania attorney general's office put the facility on lockdown. they spent much of the day and agents are focused on the conditions inside and the medical records.

in the meantime the state health department says the center is in jeopardy of losing its license because of poor conditions alleged in this case. we are told the center is working to correct any problems. all right. what's it looking like out there? >>. >> on the northbound side we have a little bit of delay and back up. either way headed to northeast philly it will be a better drive. no problems moving towards acceptabilitier city. lower providence there is a crash that happened about 15 to 20 minutes or so that we see police activity there. watch for that and also watching here. we saw massive fog around this area. you couldn't see the roads or

bridge that's up around it. this is coming from the camden side. no problems right now. if you're moving from philly into jersey right back there watch for construction taking out lanes there too. >> all right. thanks for that. when flames break out every second doucounts. next a warning impacting tens of millions of devices, some that could be in your house. enough to help you cash in, what the casino and resort is doing to give more people the opportunity to roll the dice.

a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward.

why arit's because sweeney'sing been exposed as aeeney? double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash.

on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. the consumer product safety commission is ordering nearly 40 million fire extinguishers. they are the kiddie brand and made between 1973 and 2017. they can become clogged and nozzles become detached. police couldn't get fire extinguishers to work properly. sexual misconduct against powerful men in hollywood. they include a top executive at npr. he apologized after a man accused him of kbrabigrabbing h

talking to her about sex with her. actor seven spacey. they say he is taking the time necessary to seek evaluation and treatment end quote. over the weekend anthony rap accused spacey of making an unwanted sexual advance towards him when he was 14 years old. could get nomination for chair of the federal reserve. sources say it should be current reserve governor. powell favors more than current chair. his term, by the way, ends in february. the state of pennsylvania is already earning money from the new gambling law that's barely a few days old. it became the first casino to

pay $1 million fees to the gaming control board. the fee which is part of this new law allows them to let visitors access even if they aren't staying at the resort or using any amenities. the original law has stricter requirements about who could gamble at the two license resort casinos. they say it hopes to make other changes as a result of this new law. a few other elements of the law, one is the ability to potentially expand an additional 250 machines and add a poker room. these are things we are looking at and hopefully can add in the future. >> the bill will allow casinos to allow for licenses. the additional money paid to the state government will help to fill a budget deficit. what a nice day out there.

lots of sunshine. quite different than what we saw yesterday when we had clouds all day. 66 degrees in philadelphia. it is higher than it got y yesterday. it is a dramatic change, as you can see here. we were showing you the lehigh valley yesterday. at this very time i'm showing you lots of places in the 40s, including here. it is 60 right now. allentown 64. white hall 6 4. easton 67 degrees at this time of day. 21 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. it is 16 in coatsville and in trenton. yeah. if you go outside it is quite a dramatic change. just a few fair weather clouds across the area. a little bit more back in

western pennsylvania. you don't see any kind of significant weather systems approa approaching. any threat of showers over the next few days is not a major one. it is certainly not a threat of heavy rain or thunderstorms. we have just a mix of sun and clouds today. the temperature goes up into the 70s. tonight it's unseasonably mild. might see fog again late at night and in the morning. and then on friday another day with lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 70s. then a cold front comes through and there could be a brief shower late tomorrow as a cold front moves through and then the drier air comes down and it sets us up for cooler weather at least to start the weekend. by saturday morning it's sunny but it's chilly and it doesn't warm up a whole lot. we are also not seeing rain threats. there is saturday afternoon and

we are okay. now saturday night we are starting to see an increase of moist chure and the chance of showers starts. no threat of showers. 74 in fairmount. this is at least 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year. wildwood 72. dover is 76 degrees. now for the eagles it's going to be on the mild side, on the cloudy side too and just the chance of a light shower. weather conditions will be a lot better than what we saw this past sunday. there is a threat of a shower. you can see here mostly cloudy skies. we have a fair amount of sunshine. it is a colder day, barely getting to 60 degrees if it gets that warm. then we see these changes. it is 74 tomorrow and going down into near 60 degrees on saturday

for the high. it is 66 sunday and then it warms up monday. it could possibly get into the 70s. no 70s after monday. and it's a wet period early next week. coming up, all eyes are on the eagles, the 7-1 birds had a brand new weapon. next, we'll hear and get incite from our eagles insider. and in the next half hour, girls on the run, the local program that empowers women to take big strides in life.

new eagles running back has his first eagles practice under his belt. the pro bowler suited up and hit the field yesterday with the birds. reports say the dolphins traded him because of his attitude. here is what carson wentz has to

say about that. >> he seems like a great guy and a heck of a ballplayer. i don't forsee that being an issue what so ever. if there is any of that it will get squished real quick. >> just to get the quarterback and some of the guys to send the text and tweet. >> definitely a boost for the first place birds. here is vai sikahema who has a preview of sunday's game ans the eagles. >> we have paul mueller here with us. let's talk about carson wentz. is he is best in the nfl right now? >> i would say wilson is right there with him. what we saw on sunday from carson, it was so interesting,

handled a wet weather game. a lot of heat on his back with the pass rush. getting everybody involved. i would say he has 19 touchdown passes, five interceptions. the leader is extraordinary. >> and you would talk about it as mvp. >> yes. and of course tom brady in the afc. >> and good news and bad news as far as i see it. the jim schwartz might get another job some place else, right? >> yes. it will be a challenge. he will hooz some good coaches. for right now we will focus on

the good part of that. it is great with a deep group of players. what strides he has made. a deck -- >> and there is if they are finishing the season at 12 and. >> super bowl champions come from the first or second seed like 84% of the time. >> reporter: it's getting the first seed in the playoffs. >> maybe getting a bye and getting rest for their players. >> amazing, isn't it?

>> yes. >> unbelievable. each year the eagles honor and support members as part of the nfl salute to service initiative. it is a big part of the salute to service game this weekend. tell us more about what's in store. >> well, first of all the tristate toyota association is made up in southern new jersey. we have been involved since 2012. and this sunday we are hosting our hiring our heros. we are fortune naate to have wis dakota myers. he is a wonderful guy and wonderful spokesperson and he is going to be down there on the

field doing interviews. we are looking for a great day zblfrmt it makes the hair on the back of of your neck standing there. it is a great sning. it is wonderful to have you here. we'll see you back here next week. >> thanks. >> appreciate that. >> and of course nbc 10 is the official station, first police illinois eelgs. if join us for deeg ls game day kickoff. we now know which team is the best. houston astros are the world champs, why one player and his significant other are celebrating with post world series bling. why this may leave them

struggling with inter tillty. -- infertility. republicans and democrats alike he stood up to 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. do your research.nd. find the best fit. why not do the same for your prescription drug plan? at silverscript, we're experts in medicare part d. and 5 million people, just like you, trust us every day. with no deductible and lower monthly premiums, we could help you save money and get better coverage on thousands of prescriptions. so take a closer look at silverscript. we think you'll like what you see. a bridge shut down over politics.

their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u?

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.

today philadelphia major announcing plans to return public school district to city government. its with the commission. it will vote to dismantle itself later this month. city officials say the members would not represent specific districts. he insists he will be held accountable. >> i am responsible. we are responsible if every one of those children no matter the type of school they will attend. i will be judged on the number of high performing schools, not whether they are district or public charters.

they said it's time for philadelphia to take -- this afternoon a philadelphia meeting will discuss. they want to ban punishments all together. they site a federal study that found a suspension can negatively effect health and education. today's hearing at city hall the open to the public. clear skies, warm weather feeling like spring outside. i can't believe it. temperatures are already in the mid-60s and will ride to the 70s. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> yeah. it looks a lot different and feels a lot different than it did yesterday.

a lot of blue in that sky and hardly any kind of clouds let alone clouds threatening rain. it is 68 in wilmington. it is way warmer than it got yesterday. 73 in wildwood. 66 in philadelphia. that is higher than the high temperature we had yesterday and allentown is way higher. it is not a real strong wind. we had sunshine and a south wind. the atmosphere will warm up. you can see a few fair weather clouds around the area. a little more back towards pittsburgh. it is headed up more towards new york state. we are not threatened by anything. we are going to get temperatures getting into the 70s. the average high is 62 for the time of the year. today we are getting into the low to perhaps mid-70s in parts

of the area. no rainfall any where. a lot of sunshine. a lot of people enjoying this. if you want cooler real fall-like weather we have that in the forecast too. that's coming up. this morning we continue to learn more about the man charged with the deadly terror attack in manhattan. we are live in the digital operations center with a closer look and what we are hearing from the family of one of the eight victims killed. >> let's start with the suspect, 29-year-old has confessed to investigators about the killing spree reportedly saying he is proud of what he has done. he asked to hang an isis flag. this man lives with his parents. he graduated and recently had

weight loss surgery and to stay in shape he would bike more than 25 miles a day. he said he didn't think he would get in his daily ride. he was so devoted he managed to fit it in. >>. >> he had everything going for him. he was the president of our local board of education at one time. funniest thing, i said don't ride the bike. >> federal agents say he had around 90 videos and 4,000 other images, many of which appear to be isis propaganda on his cell phone. they are questioning a second person. they say this man was an associate. they hope he can shed more light

but they say they have no evidence he was involved in the attack. they say he planned to carry his attack to the bridge but his truck was wrecked on the bike path. nbc 10 news. more political star power is heading to new jersey today hoping to influence voters in the race for governor. former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. giffords is expected to prevent gun violence. she became an outspoken after a gunman shot her in the head back in 2011. polls show guadano is trailing murphy by double duigits.

this weekend folks will fall back. in massachusetts they may do away with it all together. to commission recommended they move from the eastern time zone to atlantic time zone year round. that means they would be an hour ahead of the over 49 states. it would give an extra hour of daylight on the cold winter afternoon. do not expect it to come any time soon. they wouldn't make the switch unless they with get other northern states including new york to also switch. houston astros shortstop won a world series ring last night and after that he turned around and gave a ring to the woman he loves. >> you make me the happiest man in the world. will you marry me?

it is during a live post game. she said yes with millions watching. he told reporters he had a little bit of help who safeguarded the ring for him until after the game was over. congratulations. women who may be having a little bit of trouble getting pregnant may want to try yoga. they had one group take three months of yoga classes and another group who didn't do yoga at auchll. nearly two-thirds got pregnant using inviro. it also helped to reduce their stress. if you want the make sure your purchase has a purpose come out to blooming dale this saturday. the organization is hosting an event to benefit families who really need your help.

christine is the executive director. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> for those not familiar tell us about it. it was founded in honor of your father. >> yes. we worked to support families caring for seriously ill and disabled children. we worked to help them cover the gaps in their income when their child is training so we help them with things like mortgage, rent, utilities and one time expenses such as home modifications, etcetera. >> what are some of the biggest financial challenges you're seeing? >> i think one of the biggest challenges is the constant back and forth to want to spried for their child but not want to leave their child in the hospital or when they have needs that mom and dad want to be there for them and help them get

ton road to recovery. i think it's the biggest challenge we are seeing and we are filling that gap so we don't have to make that decision? >> we sassist them by taking th burden off, working with social workers to get their mortgage paid so that they koul could be at the hospital with their child and know that missing a day of work is not going to cause them to lose their home. >> tell us about the upcoming fashion show and shopping day. >> yeah. we are excited to be partnering with them. they are putting on a wonderful fashion show for us with models from fred's footsteps. we have families, some of our committee members that will be modelling in the fashion show. all day 10% of proceeds will go towards fred's footsteps. we have to stop by, get a coupon code and 10% of your sale will go to fred's.

>> that is fantastic. >> and the more you raise the more you can give. >> exactly. there are always families in need. we are thrilled to help them through this event. there thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> the fashion show happening this saturday, november 4th. the reception starts at noon. fashion show begins at 1:00. they will donate 10% of all tracked purchases throughout the day to fred's footsteps. get more details on nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. this is where crews seem to be work. construction crews did strike a gas line along pemberton road. no evacuations here.

the scene is clear here. we'll keep you posted on the nbc 10 app. we'll be right back.

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early vision screenings abdom a support they need to succeed. i will be the mc of the event. it is the president of dr. michael middleman. >> thanks for talking about looking out for kids. this is a charity we have been doing for over 11 years. we go out and we have branched out to montgomery county schools. we are taking care of those who need vision care. 80% of what we learn comes through the eyes. when we put glasses on kids we absolutely change their lives. we proed vied two pairs of glasses for each child. they keep one pair in school and one pair at home so when they

need them they actually have them. the word we get back from the nurses and teachers is that we have changed behaviors and allowed them to axel in school. >> you're filling a gap here in terms of what children did get in the school but today aren't receiving at school. >> you're exactly right. you know, and with these school screenings we are able to reach 3,000 kids this year. we provided over 900 pairs of glasses. we are doing it with eyes and hearing institute. >> and the way to raise money for these screenings? >> looking out for charity is the way to go. it is not expensive to provide the glasses. it is the one charity that pays for the glasses and helps pay for the manpower to offset this

charity we are doing. >> and the looking out for kids event, you are going to be honoring somebody very special. >> we are honoring her. she is getting her lighthouse award. she shared and she was instrumental and she set the example. so shelly really shows what we are looking for in a person that talks -- you know, it's in our dna to give back. >> and if you would like to give back you have an opportunity to do it at the 11th annual looking out for kids fundraiser. it is at 6:30 in the evening next saturday november 11th. we have more information on our web site and on the nbc 10 app. i will be there. i have been to previous events. it's a great time.

there's silent auctions. it's a great opportunity. >> thank you. it will be a great event this year. >> in previous years we have been closer to halloween. obviously the location speaks for itself. >> raising the bar. >> thanks for being with us. >> we are looking forward to it. >> thank you. coming up, a day of life saving stories you haven't heard. doctors are asking you to learn how to be a first responder to gun violence. meet the man saving lives using street cred instead of the skal pal. we had the second warmers

october ever recorded in philadelphia. the warm weather is back. 66 degrees right now in philadelphia. already above the normal high. we are headed into the 70s and so is just about everybody else maybe not quite at the jersey shore with the sea breeze but it is already 70 degrees and delaware. it is 66 degrees in claymont. it is 65 in newark. lots of 70s in southern delaware too. delaware at 71 degrees. a lot of sunshine across the area. some showers in western pennsylvania, a very weak system that is likely to miss us to the north. you can see those cooler temperatures at the jersey shore just because of the southerly wind. just about everybody else gets

into the 70s. as we go through the night tonight it's a very mild night. could see fog first thing in the morning. it is a warm morning to lead us to a warm afternoon. and then a cold front comes through. that's about it in the form of rain. maybe a couple of little showers late afternoon or evening. then the colder air starts to come down. watch what happens as we go into saturday. now we are back in the 40s for lows. that will help prevent us from getting too warm during the day. by saturday night we may start to see some of those showers come back in. so as we go through the day tomorrow we find a lot like today, sunshine, temperatures going into the 70s, a fairly mild start, that's for sure, and everybody gets into the 70s tomorrow. for the eagles not quite in the 70s, but in the 60s still kind

of mild. just a chance of a light shower, nothing like what we saw this past sunday. saturday is the coldest day of the weekend. we start to warm up a little bit on sunday but we also have a couple of chances of showers. much more rain coming next week than what we would come on sunday. >> i learned that and was able to apply that later on in life. it doesn't mean you're not going to get it! words to live by and learn from. girls have the power to change the world. haas the cornerstone of what the organization girls on the run teaches its members. through the power of running they teach personal empowerment to girls in grades 3rd through 8th. joining me now is tracy and chief energy officer caroline saunders. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> let me start with you, tracy.

they get together, they go running. there is an exercise component but there's something deeper dpoing on here. >> yes. we prepare young girls for healthy living. we really do that so that we can help them now and activate their potential so they are free to pursue their dreams. >> as i mentioned, you were part of the program, how did it change your life, your perspective on life? >> definitely. i entered when i was eight years old. i was -- i had an experience with a young age at setting a long-term goal. knowing on the first day of practice i don't think i could ever run a 5k. by the end of the season i was able to complete the run. from going from i can never do this to i can't believe i did this is so empowering and

inspires you to do other things you didn't think you could do. >> the organization has been up and running for quite a while now. >> 22 years nationally and 13 years locally. >> what made you want to bring it to the philadelphia region? >> i have three girls of my own and i feel like we have an obligation to help girls understand they can be confident and have confidence to move forward towards their goals. if they know who they are at their core they are able to make better decisions and end up in places that are challenges for them and breakthrough some of the barriers. >> and you of course have registration coming up. you're looking for new girls on the run. if you're interested we have information right now on our web site. registration is on nbc10.com and

on the nbc 10 app. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. why are south jerseyans turning against steve sweeney? it's because sweeney's been exposed as a double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners

and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney.

a quick update. philadelphia mayor announcing more about his plan to return complete control of the public

school district to city governments. once the school reform commission to vote on disbanding itself and wants to return to a nine member school board he will appoint. we'll continue to watch this throughout the day and have details at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. something else we are watching, beautiful weather outside. >> yes. >> we'll take it. >> it is kind of mild too. those of you that want warm weather, mid-70s today and tomorrow, but then does it cool down on saturday. the high temperature barely 60 and parts of our area won't get out of the 50s. that is quite a change, then we start to warm up for a couple of days. sunday and into monday. monday we could be back to 70 or so. just a couple of showers possible sunday and then a really wet pattern monday through the middle of next week. >> i'm not looking forward to that. oh well. that will do it for us. thanks for watching nbc 10 news

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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.

. >> lani: you've checked your phone like 50 times in the last minute. >> jj: just lookin' at the clock. >> lani: trying to see how much time you have left before my dad shows up to grill you? >> jj: he's never been a big fan. >> lani: he'll come around. >> jj: when? look, i've tried really hard to earn your dad's respect, but nothing seems to work. i mean, what's it gonna take? i mean, is the guy that close-minded and stubborn that nothing i could do would ever be good enough for his... he's right behind me. [edgy music] ♪ >> victor: justin said that sonny's gonna be just fine. he just has to stay in the hospital in memphis for a day or two. >> maggie: ohh, i'm so relieved. what more could possibly happen in this family? >> victor: nothing. now that we've finally gotten the