what is going on in center city? if you have been driving around the last couple of mornings, especially really early, like 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 in the morning, police cars going back and forth, criss-crossing center city, because of stuff lining this, it happened while were you asleep. how the police are trying to fight back. >> plus a person dead after historic home goes up in flames overnight. what investigators in chester country learning right now about this deadly fire s >>> i have to confront this again in my life ... >> push to fight racism and dis kim, in a in the lgbt community. hundreds of people voicing their frustrations. >> security of one of the city's safest neighborhoods, after a string of violent crimes there, what police are doing to change, i'm talking about center city philadelphia. >> plus, could justin timberlake be going to jail? how this self key have him in some trouble. >>> could it be you next? >> deli voting in tennessee. >> going to jail. >> how a lot of people are feeling going into the vot

reporting in center city, jennifer joyce, "fox 29 news". >>> thanks, jenny. political news right now. less than two weeks to election day, which is really the last day to vote, some early voting has already gun. vice presidential candidate tim kane will be in our area, lehigh valley, and bucks county today. he'll be stopping at the bucks county community college, and also the links pavilion there, doors to that open at noon. he'll also be speaking later this evening at muhlenberg college. he's going to be outlining his, and his candidate, hillary clinton's vision for america. vice president joe biden, made a stop in pennsylvania yesterday. railing against donald trump, during a speech in pittsburgh. saying trump has caused damage to this country's reputation, with others around the world. because of his rhetoric. and he also says that he cannot condone a presidential candidate speaking about women, the way that trump has. >> so, donald trump fired back at biden, for criticizing his remarks about women because biden said specifically this: he wished he could,

some of it could be gusty, otherwise partly cloudy and cooler. 39 degrees outlying suburbs, 45 for center city. the call for halloween, the high on halloween is 57 or forecast. the trick-or-treat forecast shows the numbers dropping. 535 degrees by 6:00 p.m. 49 for the city of philadelphia. it will be chilly for the trick or treaters tomorrow bundle them up. 58 on halloween. 62 on tuesday, tuesday is a nice day. wednesday and thursday, we get into that you be seasonable warm air again, 72, 74. maybe a late-day shower thursday and friday and saturday another cold front slides in, but we're only seeing cooler changes not colder changes highs in the low 60s, beautiful stuff out there, guys. >> love it. thank you chris. >>> just ahead on "action news," new medical evidence showing the end of daylight savings time could be a drag on our health. >>> "action news" continues after the break. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can

just last month, the owner of an lgbt bar and club in center city came under fire for allegedly usinglurs. mayor kenney released a statement on yesterday's protest which reads in part discrimination in the garborhood and across the city is not something that one person or one office can be expected to solve on its own. it's on all of us. >> it is just about 5:00 a.m. now for more of the stories we're following on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> on the offensive. donald trump and hillary clinton both came out swinging last night. they answered questions from undecided voters at the town hall debate. >> back on track, this is new video taken from inside the hoboken train station. service resumes here this morning for the first time since the deadly njt crash. >>> out of luck and out of time. in just about an hour, the trump taj mahal in atlantic city will close its doors, leaving 3,000 workers without jobs. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> 5:00 a.m., beginning of the workweek. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today," i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm rosemary connors, a lot to get to this morning

caused the massive traffic jams leading to the george washington bridge. >>> dozens gathered in center cityn racism in the lgbt community. members of the community shared their stories of discrimination in the city. mayor jim kenny was on hand for the hearing tonight. the commission says it will take the information it gathered tonight to make recommendations for positive change. >>> a large check was presented tonight in wilmington for the families of fallen fire fighters. the ceremony took place at the st. francis health care's 47th annual colleague appreciation dinner. the $85,000 check is the culmination of a fundraising effort by st. francis hospital and the community. the money will go to the families of the captain and lieutenant killed in a house fire last month. >>> dozens of organizations that help children and families of fallen police and fire fighters themselves got a helping hand tonight. the irish pub in northeast philadelphia handed out $557500. that's how much the pub made during the 29th tour deshore. a 65-mile bike ride from philadelphia to atlantic city. a total of 35,00

that's a live view from center city.unshine and as the day goes on, those winds will be dying down. so we'll see a nice rebound, temperatures into the upper 50s this afternoon. but with clear skies and less wind this evening, it's going to be chilly trick or treating. the temperatures dropping into 40s during the evening hours. right now, we're in the 40s. 48 degrees in philadelphia. look at that wind out 6 the northwest at 20 miles an hour. it will be dying back as we go into the afternoon. you'll still feel it blowing at 10:00 this morning. 49 degrees, that northerly wind bringing in dry air and also keeping a lid on our temperatures. we were close to 80 degrees yesterday. that's not happening today. 56 degrees at 4:00 thisç afternoon. we were running 5 or 6 degrees below average for this time of year. a few scattered cloud right now. 10 mile-an-hour wind in the suburbs. 46 degrees. then it's into the 50s this afternoon. speaking in the middle 50s later this afternoon. nothing but sunshine ahead for the lehigh valley.

it has people in center city scared. >> what people are saying about all of this crime happening in center city? >> reporter: for residents who live here, people who work right here in center city, they tell me their sense of safety and security feels somewhat shattered, much like the store front here on chestnut this morning. >> a high end heist, the smash and grab of high end handbags and other merchandise at boyds. they smashed the store front with a car. >> there are cameras everywhere. >> reporter: repair crews spent hours fastening up the broken glad. vandalism of the union league staircase has locals feeling undone. >> i don't see them walking the beat as much here as they do in the outer city. >> reporter: and nearby business

center city employees and residents watched as the window was quickly fastened up.idn't skip a beat, but residents are thinking. >> it just feels like things are out of control. >> reporter: many say it's time for more foot patrols. >> i don't see them walking the beat as much here as they do in the outer city. >> i have lived in a lot of inner city places, i have worked in the bronx, so i know a lot of people are hurt and don't have things they need to get by, but this is not okay. >> it's kind of scary, and to thinks there was a shooting in rittenhouse. >> reporter: and speaking to the residents and people who work here in center city, we also spoke with some local business owners who are fed up with a lot of this crime. some residents say they plan to leave chestnut street all together. >>> turning to our weather now, fall colors are in full swing across our area, this was the scene in east plymouth valley park today, you can see the leaves, at least the ones still left on the trees, they're turning yellow and a beautiful brown. here's a live look at center city,

so, again, that's all traffic moving towards center city.ere's an accident out in abington on shelmire and perry street. if you take the bridges, we're in the process of a scheduled opening. at least scheduled for the tacony palmyra. it's schedule for 5:10. more updates on 95 and the rest of the majors when i come back. >> all right, jessica, thanks for that. 18 minutes past 5:00. get ready for one more day of sumner late october. one more day of short sleeves. >> pretty amazing. we'll warm into the mid-80s across our area today. let's get right to first alert meteorologist bill henley with that forecast. bill? >> and it's already warm to start with this morning. 19 minutes past 5:00, cape may is clear. we'll see lots of sunshine like yesterday. and clear over boathouse row but warmer this morning. the temperature in philadelphia, 69 degrees right now. really nobody's chilly this morning. cooler in the lehigh valley at 62 degrees. 66 in south jersey and 68 degrees at the shore. even going to see 80s at the shore today. this is about as cool

members took to the microphone in center city last night. public hearing is in response to a recent incident involving a local business that drew public concern. mayor jim kenney was in attendance. just last week he announced the he creation of the commission on lgbt affairs. the city plans to use information it gathered here to make recommendations for positive change. >> i've got two kids to put through college one day. i'm not really happy about what maribel aber has to say this morning about college costs. she is live at the nasdaq if times square. i think we'll make you a godmother there maribel. you could help us out. >> reporter: tam check out the app coins i'll tell you more later. the cost of college keeps rising. the price was up 2.4 percent for instate students at public schools to almost $21,000 a 3.6 percent jump at private schools to more than $45,000. so the increases is slightly less than a year ago according to the college board. stocks mixed earnings reports. right now futures pointing to a lower open. we have a report on n

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live in center city. justin, what's keeping two sides from reaching an agreement? >> good morning, hearing that talks were set to resume at about 6:00 a.m. here at the 17th street sheridan out here. i want to tell you, too, local 234 says both sides are far apart as it stands right now, septa meantime remaining optimistic. let's take you now to prep for this strike. the picket posters are printed for the 5,000 plus members, transport workers union local 234. the union here refuse to go waiver, vowing to strike, if no deal struck with septa by midnight today, contract with workers he ers pierce it, could triple commute for thousands beginning tomorrow morning, butyral i, rail service on the broad street line and market frankford lines would be grounded. the sticking points here, we hear, are pen schenn rear form, healthcare, wages, improvements to working conditions. -- conditions. we've been hereof course, the union 2009 strike stretched almost a week in 1998. more than one month. now there is round of ta

pamela osborne is live in center city to explain what's happening today. pamela? ch of properties right here, the historical commission will consider adding three of these properties to the city's register of historic places but it may be too late to protect the properties. the tolle brothers have submitted permits and the developers are hoping to move forward with a plan to build a 16-story condo tower. in order to do that, the developers would have to demolish six existing properties. the mayor has said the proposal submitted by the tolle brothers is in accordance with city code. at this point, there isn't any protection the city can offer the jewelers and business owners. one diamond cutter would be displaced and we talked to another who says this could benefit jewelers row. >> i can't imagine where i will go or what i will do. >> if you're not a diamond kurter on the row, you're nothing. if you're not on jewelers row, you weren't even considered. >> this whole area has been dying. at night we have no police protection. i've been burglarized twiceç i the past t

as we look live from our cameras in center city. it's breezy, not a bad halloween him we have sunshine and skies are expected to stay dry throughout the night. david murphy joins us from the terrace. love your costume, david. >> reporter: i'm going as a weather guy, we have sunshine so far, there will be clouds sharing the skies with the blue as we go through the afternoon. take a look at satellite and radar you can see the cloud cover that was thicker overnight after the thunderstorms rolled through it is now breaking up. there are additional clouds that will sweep in from the west as the afternoon goes on. 50 degrees in philadelphia. 350 in allentown. 50 in reading, and 54 in wilmington. 354 in millville and 53 in cape may. there's a bit of a breeze blowing. we're at 9 miles per hour in philadelphia not too terrible. farther to the south in the teens we expect the winds to fall back a little bit until we go into later in the day. today's high, around 3:00 p.m., 58 degrees, that's a few degrees below the average high of 62 well off

temperatures are 10 degrees cooler than they were yesterday morning. 46 degrees, a little better in center city but run in millville, 41 in atlantic city, 41 in dover, 48 degrees in cape may. so, in some spots we could see some frost. that advisory continues through 9 o'clock. we've got high pressure in control, clear skies. it's going to be a beautiful sunny day. we've got our always on day planner on the side. your high today 66. by 8:00 a.m. 46 inching our way into the 40's. by 10:00 a.m. 55 degrees with lots of sun. by lunchtime feeling pretty good, 59, less wind than yesterday so we get the sunshine and it feels a little warmer this afternoon. by 3:00 p.m., 65. and by 5:00 p.m., 64 coming down from your high of 66. and temperatures this afternoon will be pretty uniform. even in the lehigh valley we'll be climbing out of those 30's and getting to the mid 60's. 66 for a high in the city. 65 in millville and atlantic city. so, temperatures today in the 60's. tomorrow trying to nudge it up just a little bit. this high pressure that we have shifts east. a few more clouds mixing with the picture

alexandria hoff is live in center city tonight.he's got the very latest on where things stand right now. alex. >> reporter: natasha, september and union heads have been in talks all afternoon here at the sheraton but with no resolution that now puts the possibility of a strike one day closer. septa and the transport workers union local 234 have until midnight monday to settle on a contract. if not, the union has agreed to strike. and picket signs for 5700 workers have been prepared. >> we move the city. we move the city. >> reporter: it's a strike -- if a strike does occur regional rail train service will be only option to get in and around philadelphia a harsh blow to tens of thousands of customers. >> i use septa every single day. >> i use it traveling to see my grandchildren. >> i use buses trolleys: in >> it would have to be uber lyft get a ride. >> reporter: other riders are concerned that a strike would hit those of a lower income level hardest who cannot afford taxis or ride share apps. >> using a cab. >> on every level it's

we have cloudy skies over center city. it looks like it's going to be a cloudy one from start to finish today with another round of rain coming in later on. as for this morning it's a sprinkle in south jersey, northern bucks, month -- montco and berks county. you see the blue, temperatures are cold enough that's freezing rain, be careful if you're driving up in the poconos. advisory in effect until 11:00 a.m. for the freezing rain. a little too warm for that freezing stuff down here. wind out of the east at 7 miles per hour. we get to noon most of the rain is to the north, but after 2, 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., you have rain coming on and off into the northern and western suburbs and flowing into the region for the evening commute, some of the cells could be steady and it's on and off shower activity up until 11:00 a.m. tapering off after midnight tonight. remember when you're driving around we have leaves blown down on the road surfaces, they could be as slippery always -- as ice. slow down on the roads where there's leaf cov

center city, strong storms for you. hour by hour, at 6:0 p.m0 p.m., getting things going.around midnight, everything improves and looks better. ten day on 10 looks like this. drier for tomorrow, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. tuesday, we're seeing 63 at the expected high temperature. low 70s on wednesday and thursday. it looks like we will see showers on thursday and friday. cooler temperatures saturday and sunday. a mix of sun and clouds. you can always follow us on facebook and on twitter at nbcphiladelphia for more updates. here's sports. >>> thank you,er erika. we get you set for a showdown between the eagles and cowboys. carson wentz first night under the sunday lights. find out what he's learned about the rivalry with the cowboys and eagles next. >> announcer: this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change how you experience tv. >> danny pommells, csn with you once again. understated big one for the eagles tonight on sunday night toobl football on nbc 10. the birds and the boys meet with first place on the line. we send it to john clark,

light fog visible in this view from philadelphia, from center city.t there are areas, very thick fog, wilmington, delaware has quarter mile visibility. you can see some of it in the lights this morning. it's now down to a mile and a quarter visibility in pottstown. starting to thicken up in some of the suburbs. northeast philadelphia is fine. philadelphia international also has dense fog along with wilmington and the fog. visibility is at one mile, it's been fluctuating in millville this morning. areas of fog to start with. but unusually warm temperatures, 60 in philadelphia. 57 in the lehigh valley. 50s with that fog in delaware and 60 degrees at the jersey shore. interior new jersey, lots of 50s for voorhees, mount laurel, medford should be in the lower 40s this time of year. it's a warm start for florence and robinsville, 60 degrees. a few sprinkles overnight, dry during the day. the clouds and fog will disappear and it's going to feel like summer this afternoon. the trend, really started over the weekend. saturday we had a high of 68 degrees. it w

live in center city, gray hall channel6 "action news."t. >> all right, gray, thanks. >>> philadelphia police are stepping up their efforts to crack down on a recent spike in crime in center city. undercover narcotics officers arrested several suspects along 15th street between chestnut and spruce last night. police believe drugs may be fueling some of the bold crimes in the area including a burglary at the iconic boyd's store on chestnut street yesterday morning. we'll have much more coming up in a live report in the next half hour. >> it is 5:07 and the damage estimate from last weekend's riot in state college triggered by penn state's football win over ohio state has now increased. police say the crowd that flooded the streets caused at least $30,000 in damages. earlier estimates were around $18,000. there were as many as 10,000 people on beaver avenue that night. rioters took down street signs street lights and even started fires. police have identified 11 vandalism suspects, 10 of them have ties to the university. >>> this coming in f

with he were there when the group left the red cross headquarters in center city.volunteers who aren't going to the hurricane zone will be monitoring the storm and taking calls to help people find shelters. right now, the storm is impacting thousands of flights to the south. >> that means our area is dealing with those cancellations. with more on that at philadelphia international airport. matt, what can you tell us? >> vai and tracy, several flights have canceled, especially to airplanes in miami, orlando, ft. lauderdale. take a look at the board at philadelphia international where you can see some is of the cancellations up there, especially to the airports that i just mentioned, orlando and miami especially. take a look at some video here, an eerie scene in miami. flights stopped around noon yesterday. the terminals are empty and no planes on the runways. orlando stopped operations at 8:00 last night. more than a thousand flights have been canceled as hurricane matthew makes its way through florida right now. orlando for one is not expecting to resume flight sch

those who live and work in center city they're looking for piece of mind. shattered by recent string of vandals and violence. window restoration crew was on hand to clean up the mess aft a 4:40am incident precise affidavit a half dozen thieves smashing a display window getting entry to boyd's clothing store and making off with $50,000 worth of high-end handbags, leather jackets and other cloning. boyd's wasn't talking about the crime. but a fellow business owner just up the block told me boyd's is the latest target in many neighborhood. >> it came to the .1 week they broke this and three days after they broke that. look, they hit us here one time so bad it was like $20,000 on glass. >> shalom says he now removes all of the glasses and frames from his display window at blink optical boutique at the close of business each day. shalom claims police presence on this block is minimal at night. >> that's what makes the thief and the people that up to no good come don the damage. >> reporter: early monday morning a brass thief stole the handrail at entrance to the

if you spent any time in center city, you've probably fair familiar with the union league building ton night it's a crime scene with its stairs in peaces. >> such a busy part of the city. you might wonder how this happened and how nobody witnessed it. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. police are get something clues from surveillance video and fox 29's dave schratwieser is in center city where the investigation is underway. dave. >> reporter: iain, police still looking at that surveillance video trying to identify the suspect. work crews just finished working here about 10 minutes ago they hauled away the damaged stairway and constructioned temporary railing here so it doesn't cause a problem down the road. sources here at the union league tell me the damage could reach $100,000. >> beyond criminal. this is disgusting. >> reporter: outrage from tourists and philadelphians after a bizarre crime at the union league that caused part of the iconic stairway railing on the 151-year-old building to come tumbling down. >> very unfortunate situation here. we're very upset about it

in center city. tonight police say reginald phillips is the man who damaged the staircase. there's more than $100,000 in damages. police say they identified phillips from this surveillance video they released yesterday. the man in the video here walked away with that brass from the railing and the stairs came tumbling down. the railing was sold at a local scrap yard. >>> now to our fairly brisk weather out there. a little chillier than what we're used to. make sure you dig out the umbrella. you'll need it for tomorrow. a storm in the midwest around ohio. that's headed our way. >> nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here with a look at what we can expect tomorrow. >> most of the rain will be in the evening. right now we have dry conditions, in the 40s in parts of the area and didn't even get into the 50s in some parts and way below normal. here is the first batch of rain already into pennsylvania and michigan. that will come in tomorrow afternoon. freezing rain advisory for the

it's the same model sedan that took part in the boyds robbery in center city.t's thursday night and the big story on "action news" is unfolding tonight in northeast philadelphia. the big question is have the boyds burglars struck again? dann cuellar is live at the macy's on cotman avenue you have the story. >> reporter: jim, that is the question that police want to answer. there are several similarities in the smash and grab at the boyds store in center city on tuesday. if it is the same men this time they struck in broad daylight as customers were shopping. "action news" obtained the video of this smashed up display case where an unknown amount of watches were stolen. one woman walked into the store shortly after it happened. i walked into the store and saw the glass busted and all of that and the girls were telling me that they got robbed. they busted cases and stole jewelry. >> they used a hammer to smash a display case and then fled in a stolen mercedes benz 350. it appears to have the same license plate used in the high end retailer boyds. in that case a t

and you will no longer see the duck boats cruising center city anymore. the company is suspending operations in philadelphia indefinitely. >>> and the show notorious gives a peek behind the curtain on tabloid tv shows. >>> now the details, florida's governor has issued a plea to residents living in the evacuation zone. in his word, the storm will kill you. at least 2 million people from florida to georgia to south carolina are surged to head inland. right now it is expected near the coast thursday night with top winds of 130 miles per hour. and people have fled to shelters but they say it's not enough. >> forecasters project four to nine feet that is four to nine feet above where are you standing, think about that. this is five to nine feet of water, it will be over your head. do not surf, do not go on the beach. this will kill you. >> and for those that are not planning to evacuate. they are trying to stock up but finding many stores without the essentials like bread and water and gas stations have reported they are out of gas and officials in charleston

awesome shelf cloud rolling through right over the center city skyline.t was so cool captured this image if you see a shelf cloud it comes on the leading edge avenue strong potentially even severe thunderstorm. so if you see one of these coming your way, you want to head indoors asap it is genera generated by rail rain cooled air causes that sinking motion and cloud to form on the leading edge of the thunderstorm. these thunderstorms were certainly potent especially right around the philly metro area. that's when they were at their most intense you can see the time lapse. i put it back about six hours. you can see this line just racing across the area. it was moving at about 50 miles per hour. that's pretty quick for a storms forward pace you can see the line did weaken as it moved into parts of south jersey and now that line well offshore. cloud deck started that clear on out. the cold front has moved through the delaware valley. high pressure will take control and quiet our weather down. but we did pick up some much needed rainfall. very quickly. yardle

be in the 40s early this evening, down to 44 degrees in center city.the suburbs will be down into the 30s tomorrow morning. even chillier tomorrow morning compared to today. 63 in the afternoon. look at the warmup, wednesday, 7 72 degrees. 75 on thursday. umbrella, another cold front will come through the area and drops the temperatures almost 10 degrees for friday afternoon, 66 and they go lower for the weekend. low 60s for saturday and sunday. sunday morning, a chill is in the air. that will be back on monday morning. then 50s for next tuesday and wednesday. nothing terribly spooky there. >> no, it looks good. thanks, bill. nine minutes before 6:00. let's get you to work, a check of the roads, including 202. >> jessica boyington has her eyes on the cameras there. what are you seeing? >> we're watching 202 around our cameras at route 29. no big problems 0 are delays, at least for right now. both directions north and southbound look fine. if you're moving from 29 at this point to the schuylkill expressway, that's where most cars go at this time or at l

that's a live view from center city.winds right now are at 16ç miles an hour in wilmington, 7 mile-an-hour breeze in philadelphia and coatesville up to 14 miles an hour. those are just getting started. they'll get stronger during the day. that's really going to keep things on the chilly side. 40s right now in the lehigh valley and the suburbs down to 51 degrees in south jersey. while delaware is at 50, 52 and falling in the philadelphia. the lehigh valley, 49 right now in leesport. this is chillier than it was first thing yesterday morning. still not quite as cold as it was earlier in the week. that's going to change tonight. it's going to get chillier as we will see those gusty winds continue. still a few showers in the pocono mountains. the rest of the area has dried out nicely. norristown, broomall, philadelphia all clearing out. .storms we had last night, there they are way offshore. we are cleared for sunshine today. you can see the motion in those -- scattered showers north and west. that's the wind out of the nor

traffic moving into center city at a standstill.'s due to construction, we're losing lanes up ahead. the southbound drive time is actually probably worse than this. it's clocking 23 minutes from were with are to the vine street expressway and average speeds into the 30s. i think that drive time is a little bit worse because traffic is at a standstill and it has been for the last ten minutes or so. standstill traffic because of construction into center city. good news here, we're open in both directions between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. no need to take alternates there. the pa turnpike looks okay. in terms of drive times, no increase westbound or eastbound. 22 minutes from route 1 to valley forge. watch for that construction on the east and westbound side with lanes blocked between 29 and downingtown. i'll keep my eye on that for you. >>> 4:49 right now. you're perhaps closet challenged today. you probably have a closet filled with stuff to wear for fall. no, you have to find the short sleeves. >> not today at least

that's what's moving from 95 toward the vine street more toward center city. we see a big delay here at some point of the day, but not yet since it's only 6:00. we have a six-minute drive time. speeds in the 50s. no major delays there. there is an accident on perkiomen at high school drive. 422 looks okay. you can see on the bottom of the screen, green on the roads. eight minutes to the schuylkill with speeds into the 60s. tracy? >> we are following breaking news in philadelphia where a police car collided with another vehicle. jessica has been watching this for a while. you can see a car on the side. the officer was responding to a robbery at the time. >>> we have details about a deadly double shooting in northeast philadelphia. police say they have an eyewitness and they are taking him in right now. the shooting happened around 1:30 this morning, one woman killed, a man shot in the face and the arm, but expected to be okay. police say they were both shot in the parking lot where a dozen shots were fired. one bullet went through an apartment window, but no on

just last month, the owner of an lgbt bar and club in center city came under fire for allegedly using slurs. mayor kenney released a statement on yesterday's protest which reads in part discrimination in the garborhood and across the city is not something that one person or one office can be expected to solve on its own. it's on all of us. i hope the hearing the philadelphia commission on human relations is holding on racism in the gayborhood will start to move that ball forward. >>> coming up on "nbc 10 news today," we have a lot ahead of us. we'll break down the debate and we have to talk about weather on this columbus day. >> donald trump and hillary clinton top off the week with an intense presidential debate. >>> live reaction to the debate. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news today" at 5:58 on this monday. planned parenthood. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject t

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trains going in to center city and coming back from center city will still have slight adjustments because this is a matter of logistics because mike and lauren they are still trying to get those trains back in service, silver liners back in place but for now looks good, now you back to you. >> so far so good. there they go. good day at work. >>> we will keep track of that all morning. 6:08. scary moments for kim kardashian overnight while were you sleeping the reality tv star ran into some gunman in her paris hotel room. >> spokesperson says two armed men dressed as police officers confronted her inside of her hotel room. she was tied up, robbed of ten million-dollar worth of jewelry. >> what is this. >> according to that spokesperson actress was badly shaken up but physically unharmed. her kids are not there with her at the time. kardashian west with her mom and two sisters were there for a paris fashion week. her husband kanye had a show, left fans confused when he abruptly ended it when he found out about the situation, watch. >> i'm sorry, family emergency i have to talk to y'all. >>

live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> breaking at 11, scary moments for a vice-presidential nominee. indiana governor and donald trump's running mate is safe tonight after his plane skidded off runway at new york's laguardia airport. no doubt a relief after terrifying moment. good evening, i'm lucy noland. everyone else on that plane wack 58ed safely as well. our bruce gordon is in the studio with the very latest. bruce? >> reporter: governor pence's campaign jetliner departed iowa two hours late this afternoon because of stormy weather in new york city. when the night finally arrived in the big apple so did the drama after a bumpy approach the plane came down hard on the runway at laguardia, began to skid as the pilot slammed on the brakes nearly 40 people aboard including pence's wife and daughter some said they could smell burning rubber aircraft tour through two tracks of concretcouldn't before comeing p on a patch of grass. passengers quickly evacuated through the rear of the plane. everyone got off safely. no one hurt. governor pence cancel his plan

center city, you can see the tops of the skyscrapers and not as cold as yesterday. 46 degrees in philadelphia. the wind east/northeast at 8 miles per hour. so, no too breezy out throw. we'll be dealing with some precipitation during the morning hours at 9:00 a.m., freezing rain possible in the poconos. up to noon, showers north and west of allentown. 2 to 3:00 p.m., through the western suburbs in philadelphia, there's a chance of showers popping through and on and off rain straight up until 6:00 p.m. a little bit more of that left over at 11:00 p.m. this will be knocking off quickly and tomorrow morning we'll be dry. if you encounter wet roads, we have leaves on the roads, they could be as slippery as ice. slow down on wet roads with leaves. noon, 54. it's going to be cool today 3:00 p.m., 58 degrees, excuse me again that rain moving in the afternoon and continuing through the evening. high temperatures today, 58 in philadelphia. 59 in wilmington, just 53 in allentown. 54 in trenton. 62 in millville. looks like we could get up to the mid 60s down the shore. tomorrow, 57 degrees, windy with gu

traffic coming into center city is coming westbound with no problems on our good buddy ben. wynnfield, conshohocken avenue cars stopped heading toward the schuylkill expressway. no issues, more construction city avenue in overbrook. a couple of regional rail delays two on the warminster line and one on the trenton line ten minutes behind. karen. >> reporter: it's not terribly chilly, a touch cool. 51 degrees. we'll have patchy fog at 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 61. lunchtime, 66. we have a front that's crossing late morning into the afternoon you'll see a lot of clouds. 3:00 p.m., 72 is the high. several degrees above average. slight chance for a shower in the northwest suburbs. 6:00. 68 degrees. let's look at how much daylight we have. the days are shorter and shorter. today, 11 hours and 14 minutes. in one month, 10 hours. two months, 9 hours 22 minutes. >> in "healthcheck", a study questions the value of mammograms. can it concludes that a woman is likely to be diagnosed for a small tumor that is not likely to grow. they find many early cancer that will never threaten health. "a

that's next at 5:00. >>> a celebration of nasty women is happening right now in center city. looking live at the nasty women vote dance party happening at donald trump's office. organizers say they're vent is to commemorate donald trump's comment that hillary clinton is such a nasty woman. they're dancing to janet jackson's "nasty," handing out video brochures about what they think women will lose if trump is president. >>> today hillary clinton is celebrating her 69th birthday in the battleground state of florida. >> clinton held early voting rallies telling supporters that every single vote counts. she reminded them of al gore's 537 vote loss in the recount. today hillary got help from the gold star father who famously criticized donald trump in the democratic national convention. kaz sear cahn offered to lepd trump his copy of the constitution at the dnc. today he kplapd for clinton at a mosque in norfolk, virginia, criticizing anti muslim statements by trump. >> there comes a time in an ordinary citizen's life where you have to gather all the courage that you have and you

this is a live view of boathouse row from center city. definitely a chilly morning as temperatures are down as much as 15 degrees in some spots this morning. a breezy and cool day, the wind will be blowing, not quite as strong as yesterday. we'll see sunshine. those winds will blow a few clouds through the area at times. with less wind, clear skies and drier air in place. this morning, it will be turning colder. the temperatures dropping into the 30s by tomorrow morning. this morning, yes, crisp. we use the other "c" word, cold tomorrow morning. winds today, 14 mile-an-hour winds in philadelphia. wilmington up to 15 miles an hour. those steady northwesterly winds, those are the dry conditions pushing into the area. so no sign of any showers. just a few fair weather clouds will be blowing through the area this morning. 55 degrees this afternoon in somerton, west chester, 55 in the lehigh valley you'll see plenty of sunshine there. chilly to start with. low 50s this afternoon. these numbers should be in the middle 60s this time of year. tre

annie mccormick is live at the sheraton in center city where go to works are set to resume at some point this morning. >> reporter: matt, the negotiations have been described as incredible tense with indications that one side stormed out during the talks. however, both sides are committed to working up toward the deadline. at issue, 5700 transit workers are hashing out healthcare and pension. because of the issues on the silver liner cars, regional rails will run even if they strike, but more people will be on the trains. there are contingency plans in place, other rails will run, norristown high speed line, suburban trolley routes 101 and 102. and penn, one of the city's biggest employers announced they will expand shuttle systems that connected with septa suburban line also at 69th street street and drexel and chop employees can use the service, as well. we talked with a lot of time riders who say they are preparing. >> it's difficult, am i going to ride my bike, if it is raining, riding the bike in the rain is not good. >> i'm going to use uber an other resources if they go on strike.

looking outside, this is i-95 past cottman, southbound traffic heading thwart center city no delays, construction blocking all lanes for a while, things looking good on i-95. no big issues, overall we're seeing speeds in the 50s on i-95 that 195 is off i-95. schuylkill expressway looking good, blue route no issues. we have fire between 10th and 11th and closures between christian and carpenter. stick to the other numbered streets. let's check the blue route, blue route looking good, southbound traffic heading toward i-95. the one issue on 422 we have a roving work crew moving around eastbound toward royersford and 202 blocking the left lane. >> last night in las vegas will be the last time hillary clinton will get to be face-to-face and go toe to toe. they duked it out an trade abortion and guns and whether the loser should concede. >> katherine scott is live with more from the satellite center with more on the final fight. >> reporter: it was a final fight on the debate stage. the two did trade personal attacks, but there was a renewed focus on the issues. the final debate at the st

that's the new schedule altogether and plus weekday collection in center city stations. and rachel back to you. >> two new jersey teens are facing charges this morning after making scary clown threats on social media. the post minimumics others surface add rount the country that involves clouds threatening violence at local schools schools philadelphia police identified a 13-year-old girl they say september several square clown post threatening violence at a number of philadelphia public and private schools. da will decide whether she will face charges. >> ahead of vice presidential debate we're learning pennsylvania election poll computers may be subject to hacking. the security is questionable because of outdated computer systems. cyber security expert with drexel university read the report and said many precincts in pennsylvania use computer equipment without a backup paper trail. >> some machines are outdated running on legacy operating systems old operating systems like windows xp not even being supported by micro soft at this point. >> a spokes woman for the office

no problems from northeast philadelphia through center city heading down toward the airport we are looking good. delaware count any problems at the all hitting 95 through delaware. construction on the roosevelt boulevard inner drive between strahl and rhawn street, also city avenue watch for road work right after rush hour between 63rd and wynnewood avenue, karen, back over to you. >>> so you knew they have a field day with everything going on politically, controversy surrounding donald trump and these comments he made about the woman from that leak tape. >> mr. trump, this leaked audio shows you staying, you know, i cannot say it on live television but basically you said you wanted to. >> grab them by the bleep. >> oh, my god. >> i with like to take this time to formally apologize. >> what did you say. >> i deeply apologize. >> are you trying to say apologize. >> no, i would never do that, what i am doggies apologize to go all of the people offend by my statements but more importantly to the people who were turned on by them i hear it is really 50/50. >> owe say. so mr. trump why would yo

and 71 in center city and 72 in new holland. over in new jersey, it's 67 at the boardwalk and 70 in sea isle city. and smyrna 70. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you it's dry and quiet for areas in new england for areas in the mid-atlantic. and showers and clouds bubbling up from the south, what we are tracking is a frontal boundary that is going to move on in. a pleasant afternoon and high temperature of 75. overnight tonight, increasing clouds and a shower is likely mainly west of philadelphia. but most spots stay dry into tomorrow afternoon. we drop to 59 with the southeasterly wind. here is future tracker 6 the rest of the today numbers are maxing out in the middle to lower 70s in our region. fast forward to saturday. a mostly cloudy start at 8:00 and numbers in the upper 60s, and we track the front, by 4:00 p.m. tomorrow we have the showers with us, and stay with us through the early evening hours, and this model not having the moisture clear the coast until midnight and that makes way for a second half of our w

in center city. that's limited to the outlying suburbs. temperature, 56 degrees, it's cool, the winds are light at 5 miles per hour. not a big issue with wind. satellite and radar showing you how we are starting out clear as a bell. we'll have sunshine early and high clouds gathering. a little bit of rain band coming up from the hurricane misting wash from the north -- missing washington from the north and the west. 58 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 60. noon, 66. 75 by 4:00 p.m. still holding on the low 70s by 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. high temperatures across the region, comfortable across the i-95 corridor. millville, 73. future tracker 6 showing how we will cloud up quickly. noon we'll have showers move in and we'll get into the afternoon and in and out of shower activity straight into the evening. looks like this will be over by the coast, though, as we go overnight into sunday morning, sunday may start out cloudy, but we're expecting the return of sunshine as we go through the day. hurricane matthe

center city, 83 degrees. 80s for the suburbs. plenty of sunshine for the lehigh valley., allentown is one of the areas i expect will hit a record temperature today, maybe even break it. new jersey into the 80s with sunny skies. lots of sunshine at the shore with readings in the 70s. that 83 degrees in wilmington, that's also likely to be a record for today. the records possible, allentown, trenton and wilmington, just a little bit above the record highs. and tomorrow, philadelphia's record is 80. we'll likely break a record tomorrow in the city. but everybody whether you break a record or not will need sunglasses. bright sunshine. once the fog disappears, no sign of any clouds until we get to thursday. by wednesday evening, midnight on thursday, you can see the rain moving in to western pennsylvania. that rain is due into our area on thursday. possibly in the morning. that's 6:00 in the morning. look at thosedown pours coming in. there's a chance we'll see thunderstorms as a cold front will be moving into the area. that's going to bring the temperatures down for this wee

all traffic moving into center city right now. still into the 60s.if you head westbound it's the same story there. also checking in with the bridges, about 6:10 this morning, we're schedule for an opening over the burlington bristol, the ben and the walt are pretty much normal. let's check back in with 95. our camera is right around cottman avenue. we look great. with that construction pretty much cleared out of the way, traffic starting to move through on the southbound side. vai? >>> now to decision 2016 and one final chance for each candidate to prove that they should be the next president. hillary clinton and donald trump debate for the last time tonight in las vegas. up next, hear what one expert says they both need to do to win votes. >>> plus, what do you call when every second counts? k911. next, we take you along for the ride dedicated to of saing man's best friend in an emergency. >>> time now to look at the options for the game of the week, west deptford, taking on haddonfield, academy park versus interboro or bishop shanahan against coate

their campus shuttle system to connect with suburban lines at 69th street and patco stations in center city all in an effort to get workers to work and back home. >> other big employers here in the city including the city itself are said to be work on plans if there is a strike. at this point the best advice for folks that use city transit is start making plans. live in center city, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> it's one of those days where sunglasses and sweaters are required a beautiful and chilly day. a first check of the accuweather forecast. >> melissa magee is in for adam joseph. >> it's chilly and chilly this mourning. check out the morning lows across the region. it's the coldest it has been since april. pottstown 26 this morning and 27 in allentown and millville 28 and philadelphia a chilly start to the day with a temperature coming in at 38. we have the northwesterly wind and numbers for the most part are only in the lower 50s at this hour. 50 in allentown and 50 for reading and lancaster and 52 in philadelphia and a chilly 39 in the poconos. here is stor