mike pence is in harrisberg this evening. but right now, tim kaine is taking the stage here in philadelphia. nbc 10's brandon hudson is joining us lye at 2 sheet metal work's union. >> tim kaine will be speaking any minute now, he will be taking the podium right behind us where the president of the afl-cio is speaking, he'll be speaking about his support for hillary clinton and tim kaine. before the doors open officially, here in south philly, we saw a line of people who were clinton and kaine supporters who were outside. we saw volunteers from hillary clinton's campaign, as well as people from the american federation of teachers union. a couple of voters told us they're hoping to hear more about clinton's tax plan, since this is the first time we're hear from the vice presidential nominee, since the debate, we asked people outside what they thought of tim kaine's performance last night. >> to be completely honest, i was not a kim kaine fan until last nights. i was still planning on coming out today just because he was hillar

a live picture from harrisberg where she's urging people to get out and vote. children's visit in harrisberg -- continues to be defiant in the face of the "new york times" story. >> as the campaign heads into the homestretch, hillary clinton's lead over trump is holding state. a she has a six-point lead over donald trump. >> live coverage from longwood university in just a few minutes. >>> let's talk about hurricane matthew, it's bearing down on the caribbean, it's drenching rain and high winds have already left their mark on haiti and now it's got its sights on cuba and the united states. >> with strong currents and resident running. >> sheena parveen is tracking where hurricane matthew is right now. >> hurricane matthew is still a category 4 storm. take a look, it's spinning, you can see that eye perfect, of the storm heading over guantanamo bay, here's the last picture from hurricane hunters, picking up wind speeds of 135 miles an hour. there you see it, the eye of the storm, there's guantanamo cuba, so it will be crossing over cuba and then heading over the

. >>> we're going to start with breaking news here, hillary clinton doing something in harrisberg. >> she's taking questions from reporters. >> she wanted to be sure that i and everyone else understand the strength it takes to serve and the strength it takes often to deal with the problems and consequences of that service. jennifer reached out to us and said that she lives in harrisberg and we invited her to be here with us and i'm very grateful is that she is. so with that, i'll be happy to take some of your questions. [ inaudible ] >> using legal methods and wouldn't anybody elsewhere done the same thing? >> this is a man who spends hours every day proclaiming his great business skills and success. he lost a billion dollars, and that's hard to do when you're running casinos, but it demonstrates unequivocally that he was a failure at business and he wrecked businesses and by wrecking his businesses, he wrecked the lives of his workers, he stiffed contractors and he generally disregarded the well-being of the communities in which he operated. i have said repeatedly we have got to clos

right now, so there is some time, those faculty and the state administrators huddling together in harrisberg, they have ordered a media blackout, which means both sides are not speaking with reporters. but just hours on the campus of west chester, more than 16,000 students frantically checked their e-mails. waiting to learn if they'll have biology in the morning or if their teachers will ditch the classroom and hit the picket lines. >> i have an 8:00 tomorrow, and if i don't see any -- >> reporter: at cookstown, students are urged to show up at class anyway, but one teacher told nbc 10 they're expecting the first strike in faculty history. >> do we want to strike? no, we don't want to strike. will we strike? absolutely if the state doesn't come anywhere near what we're asking. >> reporter: teachers are also upset about new rules like cutting back on sabbaticals and changes to research and online education. >> i don't blame either side. it's negotiations, it is what it is. >> that's money out of our pockets and if people's grades aren't what they're supposed to be, that's also a huge issue. >

. >>> last minute negotiations are under way right now in harrisberg to avoid a teacher's strike, a walkout could cancel classes at colleges in central pennsylvania. the strike could affect four schools. faculty members have been working without a contract for more than a year and have concerned about rising health care costs. the deadline for a deal is 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. without an agreement, thousands of professors will walk out. >> do we want to strike? no, we do not want to strike. will we strike? absolutely. >> i have an 8:00 class tomorrow and if i don't see any professors on campus, i'm going to stop in, take a look around and head home. >> a long strike could affect the semester. this does not descrikr. >>> now to an update to a story we brought you yesterday. capturing what was thought to be a mountain lion in new jersey. officials have determined that the cat seen on the tape is not a mountain lion, instead they say it's a house cat or a bob cat. here's the pictures that started all the concern. >>> one last time, just a day before the final presidential debate, we'll have a live

reporter: right now, factuality and state administrators are huddled around a table somewhere in harrisberg, and they have ordered a media blackout. as you mentioned just 12 hours to go and students here on the west chester campus are feeling caught in the. as classes let out at west chester, a feeling of unease spreads through campus. students have home work assignments tonight, but they don't know if they'll have any teachers to grade them tomorrow. >> it's just kind of like anxiety and apprehension and a lot of uncertainty. >> reporter: faculty here and at 13 other state schools will hit the picket line if no deal is reached by 5:00 a.m. they have been working without a contract for more than a year. >> factuali ino, we do not want. will we strike? absolutely if the state doesn't come anywhere near what we're asking. >> reporter: the state school system is facing a deficit but is still offering a race to faculty but they're concerned about rising health care costs, sabbaticals and -- >> if they get what they need from the legislature, then i tote sally support them. >> they're concerned

and pat toomey greeted supporters in harrisberg today. stay tuned with nbc 10 for full debate coverage. >>> it is very hard to miss the campaign ads for the u.s. senate here in pennsylvania. >> they're not just getting the attention of voters but comedians too. >> last night comedian jimmy kimmel called out pat toomey. >> he says trump is a terrible candidate but he might vote for him, which is con fusing to voter who is want to know where he stands. >> toomey is taking a new tone and appears to turn his back on trump in a bold way. >> i have a lot of disagreements with donald trump, i've been very clear about that, but what's important for pennsylvanians is having a senator who will stand up to any president's bad ideas. >> toomey's democratic rival katy mcginty has a new ad of her own. toomey isn't even mentioned in the spot, although it does feature one of her party's biggest nailbig biggest names. >> like me, katie mcginty he yy. >> with just four seats to shift control of the senate democrat pennsylvania's senate race is critically i

on the sere iother side, pence going to hold a rally in harrisberg. the indiana governor campaigned in virginia earlier today where the crowd applauded him for his debate performance last night. kaine told them trump's campaign message was the real winner. >>> let's go back to our democratic punchout team. >> the vp's are on the today while the presidential candidates get ready for their next debate. jim, first question here is for you. trump didn't get the best reviews after that first debate. what does he need to do this time around? >> he needs to be more poised and stop the huffing and puffing. he's got to convey his message. there's plenty to talk about about hillary clinton, he can talk about benghazi and how that was bungled. he can talk about the e-mails. he can talk about hillary clinton should have been indicted. he can talk about how she's turning back on folks that are within her base. she made a deal with iran as part of the obama administration. there's so much material and he just didn't -- he wasn't able to get hold of it and convey th

mike pence holds a rally just outside harrisberg. >>> crews rescued a horse in chester county today.ar-old clydesdale got stuck in a muddy area. rescuers hoisted it to dryer ground. >>> here's a question, to open or close. that's the question for stores when it comes to thanksgiving shopping. we'll tell you which malls are keeping their doors shut for the holiday. >>> we're talking about those fitness trackers, i mean are they really helping you develop healthier habits. we'll explain next. >>> and now this week's football game of the week, ridley at marple newtown, or lenape at rancocas valley. as prosecutors, we checked out pat toomey's record... and we saw a guy who has our backs. toomey crossed party lines to support background checks.... that keep guns out of the hands of criminals and terrorists. true independence, and real guts. that's how pat toomey is helping us, keep you safe. senator pat toomey, the best choice to protect pennsylvania. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. katie v/she stays late.rd. but she gets paid 21% less than her mal