there, sue, in new jersey or anybody that goes through new jersey state lawmakers are set to vote to llon. let's get to our south jersey guy, steve keeley. >> it's 23 cents more a gallo gallon. that's $2.50 for the average ten gallon fill-up. for the average driver, it's 1 170 more dollars out-of-pocket going to pockets or at least the spending of politicians in new jersey who can't be instructed to spend it right. you have to spend 45 grand at stores and malls to make up that 170 in savings on that very small fractional cut coming to the state sales tax that the governor was so hell penalty bent on getting and because politician can not be trusted to use the money to fix roads in new jersey transit because they'll spend it on other things like they do the 14 cent gas tax until progress while new jersey rotors are asked a question on election day whether poll intergitys should be for theed to send it up stayed of urging where it should be on the roads. >> if are you voting today a 100% of gas tax revenues to transportation trust fun. the average new jersey driver will see a reduction

two separate investigations into new jersey transit bite new jersey lawmakers. one in one in the senate, one in the assembly. i asked steve sweeney what we could expect. >> you can expect senator gordon to lead a hearing to get answers onto how we fix this. it's clearly broken. we have people who are line about mass transportation and they have to -- >> to make transit safety or they are seeking 10,000,000 dollars from the u.s. department of transportation to install an automatic at state patrol system a new jersey transit trains. what you think? tweet me. >> guys, we have beer. so i'm going to introduce you to a friend, gary olsen. you are the brewmaster at a local jersey brewery. >> i love flying fish. tell tell me about the beer you brought. >> i brought three beers. porter which is made with pork roll to celebrate exit seven to celebrate trenton. >> exit 14 is to celebrate anheuser-busch's brewery up in new york. we made it happier. >> pork roll. >> we brought in exit five which is a sour beer and we went into the pilot. >> you cook 100 pounds of pork roll i

margate home owners are suing new jersey over a long-standing dune project set to start in just weeks. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> 5:30 this friday morning. 64 degrees outside. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. some are dealing with the fog and others will deal with rain a little bit later. let's get our start with meteorologist bill henley in the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> you can clearly see you cannot clearly see this morning because of the fog. that's the comcast center. this is the view from the loews hotel, that view is quickly fading. the fog is not terribly thick right now. we have seen visibility down to a quarter mile. it has improved a little bit in mt. pocono. much of the rest of the area it's starting to get thicker. coatesville, mile and a half visibility, under three miles in trenton. light fog for trenton, mt. holly and wilmington. we're not done with the clouds. starting things off, that's still with us, too. 67 degrees. we'll see temperatures near 80 degrees this afternoon. we'll get breaks of sun

you can take route 58 towards 95 for philadelphia or 295 for new jersey. ad closures in new castle county. here in philadelphia, a live shot of the vine street expressway right around broad street. traffic looks pretty good in the greene. working through wet road conditions. krystal klei's report is affecting traffic this morning. >>> the phillies 2016 season is history and so is ryan howard's time with the only team he has ever known. >> just the city as a whole, man. i just want to thank you, because i've grown with all of you. >> sharing one last moment. up next, ryan howard reflects on a remarkable career with the phillies. >>> five minutes before 6:00 right now. a big birthday bash for one of philadelphia's favorite family destinations. the please touch museum is turning 40. the churn's museum in fairmont parked marked the milestone with a community celebration which featured toys from every decade of the past 40 years. guests were offered 40% off as well. >>> ryan howard played what's believed to be his final game in his phillies uniform. he reflected

new jersey, some showers this morning. them already reaching the jersey shore. 78 degrees in smyrna this afternoon. radar and satellite shows it's dry in the area with one exception. right along the coast, we're starting to see some of the showers in atlantic city. the main event heading into the weather. look at that rainfall, from west virginia through the ohio valley, western pennsylvania and new york. that's a cold front that's going to swing through the area, starting this evening. and that's when we'll start to see the first showers in pennsylvania. they'll move into the lehigh valley and berks county. that's 8:00 or 8:30 this evening. some of the showers reaching into the philadelphia area by early tomorrow morning. wilmington, delaware, central delaware, southern delaware seeing some of the heavier downpours. then it swings through. that's when the winds shift and colder air starts dumping into the area tomorrow. a few lingering showers and much chillier with strong, gusty winds tomorrow. instead of the temperatures

new jersey, maple shade, route 73 at route 30.i'll step out of the way so you could see areas of heavy, dense fog. take a look at the streetlights. we're seeing a halo glow. this is indicating fog. low beams. take your time. >>> back on track, today is the day thousands of septa riders have been waiting for. >> the regional rail system resumes a normal schedule after a summer that's been anything but normal. nbc 10's monique braxton is live at septa's overbrook station. good morning, monique. >> hey there. hope folks waking up will pay close attention. they should not expect a full ride this morning. only 50 of the regional trains are going to be back on the rails. you can see just over my shoulder here in overbrook, it is still pretty quiet here. things should pick up significantly in the next hour. back in july, 120 silver liner 5 trains were placed out of service leaving thousands of riders stranded. after aç defect was noticed, septa switched to a weekend schedule and since that time, trains have been leased from new jersey a

live in our new jersey news room, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." right, nora, thank you. >>> a dump truck lost control and ended up on its side this afternoon in bucks county. it happened just before 2 o'clock on the 6700 block of easton road in bedminster township. the driver was not hurt. no word on what caused the driver, though, to go off the road. >>> philadelphia police have arrested a man in connection with several burglaries. i believe this is in reference to an accident, though, that happened. here we go. they arrested this man, tyrone thomas they say on four occasions back in april he stole laptop computers from businesses in center city and north philadelphia. investigators say they were eventually able to identify thomas by looking at surveillance video. the 24-year-old is also facing charges for crimes in abington township. >> a south jersey man is in jail today thanks in part to his dance moves. police in toms river say they were called out to the speed way gas station on hooper avenue on wednesday for reports that this man mark wixle

. >> more than 1,000 people in atlantic city packed boardwalk hall to protest casinos in new jersey. people in atlantic city say voting yes would cripple the jersey shore town. >> ted greenberg joining us now live from ac tonight. that's a big turnout. >> reporter: opponents say allowing casinos in north jersey will lead to this, more casinos closing in atlantic city. they say they need to win this fight and win it big. martin gibson says he's afraid that atlantic city will become a ghost town if casinos are allowed in north jersey. >> there will be a lot of cas o casinos closing in atlantic city and losing a lot of jobs. >> reporte >> we may disagree about donald and hillary, but one thing we're convinced is no casinos outside of atlantic city. >> reporter: they're convinced that competition from -- supporters say expanding gaming would help new jersey better compete with caseinos in neighboring states. recent polls show a significant lack of support for north jersey casinos among voters steady wide. >> we have enough casinos. there's enough. why do they want to open more? they're cl

new new jersey transit has a new policy where they can dr.er has to be together as a train comes into the station. were talking about hoboken, atlantic city, penn station and a few others. the investigation is ongoing. >> check out the video of a police raid on the home of italian mob boss. he escaped custody while he was serving 20 year sentence and managed to go into his house and live in a hideaway above the cabinets for a long time. police found him in this enclave. at one point he's on top of the cabinet. while can't speak italian i think it went something like this. you get down from the cabinet, i'm going to arrest you, no you're not going to arrest me. >> sorry, grandma and grandpa and all my italian relatives. >> do enjoy coming to comic con? what you like about it the most? >> not not all heroes where capes. some carry go process their weapon of chase paid my superhero name, his chase. i took my superpowers to the super city of new york for comic con 2016. >> thousand 16. >> when you're in an escalator, watch your back speemac, con

some showers over the delaware bay into new jersey.long the shores, mostly light rain in the southern parts of new jersey. we are seeing spots of more moderate rainier vineland. nothing terribly strong. you will need the wind shooeld wipers and umbrella if you wanted to get out and do a few things early on. there are the showers you see through philadelphia. they are going to continue through new jersey, through philadelphia and right up through abbington, king of prussia. no breaks in the rain. pretty steady across our region this morning. as we move along through your morning, on top of the rain, you are also going to notice those winds are really starting to kick up. they are going to hold tight to the forecast the whole weekend, specially our saturday. thanks to a cold front that has already passed. here is the hour by hour with our rain potential. this is what we are seeing this morning. it might be a little too heavy here. it is doing pretty well where the rain is currently. that's through 6:30 this morning. we go along, start to

over new jersey right now, this is deptford, new jersey, route 42. our cameras around route 41. a look at the streetlights. it was reflect on the fog. more cars on the roadways again this morning. watch for patchy fog in south jersey. your typical morning traffic volume over here in philadelphia. lower merion, still watching this accident. that was reported not too long ago at argyle road and simpson road. we'll be working through this accident. it's still in play so far. interstate travel times for 76. the schuylkill expressway is looking okay, not too bad. typical morning volume from the blue route to the vine, travel speeds in the 30s. with till take you 19 minutes westbound. for the western suburbs it will take you 23 minutes. we'll take alook at that patchy fog in new jersey when i come back. >>> a viewer tells us that the postal service owed her a refun. nearly three years went by with no sign of that cash. >> up next, how the nbc 10 responds team help her receive the special delivery. >>> highway hijinks. we'll show you how this scene played out in philadelphia as a big m

showers offshore heading toward new jersey, parts of new jersey during the day today will get showersfor philadelphia, 66 degrees right now. into the 70s, we'll see clouds and some breaks of sunshine and another warm afternoon. look at the upper 70s today. 78 degrees. that's at 4:00 for philadelphia. the suburbs, 64 degrees, clouds and those clouds will be in and out. we'll get enough sunshine to warm from 64 into the upper 60s at 10:00. then here come the middle 70s at 2:00 with some scattered clouds into the afternoon. the suburbs stay dry during the day. lehigh valley we'll see a few more clouds around. there's a chance of an isolated shower, mostly cloudy skies at 10:00. some of those clouds linger into the afternoon hours. for new jersey, 66 degrees right now. those showers offshore start moving in this morning. we'll still see some of the showers into the midday and afternoon hours. not expecting heavy downpours. we'll see some of the shower activity this morning at the jersey shore as well. 71 degrees. a little bit warmer than it is right now. you have breaks of sunshine at the

are on the platform, don't ab frayed to hop on to the rail cars provided by amtrak, maryland and new jerseyive for now at overbrook, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> no memory of the accident. that's what the engineer of the nj transit train is saying. thomas gallagher said the nj transit train was running six minutes late and going 10 miles an hour as it approached the hoboken station. one person was killed and 114 others killed. a data recorder that was recovered from the wreck was not working at the time of the crash. they're still trying to get to the other one. >>> it's 6:06. 63 degrees outside. now to an nbc 10 exclusive. the victims of a shooting rampage in west philadelphia are talking about the attack for the very first time. more than two weeks ago, investigators say nicholas glenn began firing gunshots first at a police officer and then at people he encountered as he ran away. marty washington and shay gant were two of the vicks and random targets. washington tells us he was helping a woman out of the maximum level lounge when aç bullet hit his leg. gant was shot in the foot af

josephess of new jersey versus st.ustine, haverford versus springfield and cinnaminson and west deptford. logon to nbc10.com to vote. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a quick check on the roads. we're watching the blue route right now. you can see our cameras right around germantown pike just a car or two moving through the area. check in with drive times there as well. we're not seeing big problems or delays so far on this monday morning. now moving over to 95. even with the constructi

in new jersey and 54 along the jersey shore.emperatures are going from cool this morning to 60s and seasonal this afternoon. there at the bottom of the screen, the seven-day forecast for the neighborhood. going from seasonal to way above average the next few days. talk 80s on the board. when those drop off coming up in a few minutes. >>> not a bad day to head to camden water front, celebrate battleship new jersey 15th anniversary as museum and memorial. enjoy special tour pricing, free commemorative posters and of course cake. it opens at 9:30. the anniversary cake cutting is set for 11:00. >>> 6:41 this saturday. coming up, the flyers play a season opener on the road. could they get a win against the kings? we have those highlights. >>> and redskins best player not expected on the field tomorrow against the eagles. what the birds coach has to say about it. that and more ahead in sports. >>> support continues to build for families of two wilmington firefighters killed in the line of duty last month. today at noon, a charity bike

heading home around 5:00 p.m., the numbers on yourç map, 64 f philadelphia, 62 in new jersey. for the jersey shore and 63 in the suburbs. temperatures are going to cap around the mid to upper 60s. i expect in your afternoon hours and then start to slope off again. although good news is tonight, not as cold as this morning. those numbers are going to be some of the lowest we've seen so far this season. radar and satellite, this is a nice tight view that shows us we are clear this morning and we will remain clear as we move along throughout the rest of today, into the next couple of days. spotty clouds building in. chances of rain are limited. in fact, here's the temperature trend. watching us start to warm up and stay dry. tuesday, we're at 67. wednesday up to 69 and thursday up to 74 degrees. notice where the average sits. today into tomorrow, pretty close to average temperatures. we dropped off your sunday through monday because of that big cold front that helped wash out moisture we had left. no rain ahead in the forecast. we stay dry as we move forward. instead of rain what

this will start to creep into trenton and central portions of new jersey and south new jersey along thes well. possib possibly to see some of the spotty showers this morning. overall this isn't looking like it will be a big game changer for your morning commute. just some showers slowly moving along this morning. your forecast for today does include temperatures that are looking mostly in the upper 60s, right near 70 degrees for parts of philadelphia. 58 at 7:00 a.m., 67 by 11:00 a.m. and you do see we still have that cloud/sun mix out there. yesterday we cleared considerably at the end of the day. we won't necessarily see that much clearing through your afternoon but we should see a cloud/sun mix. 65 degrees at 11:00 a.m. the lehigh valley, 62 degrees by close to lunch time. in delaware, we move into the upper 60s, 69, 3:00, 67 by 3:00 p.m. in new jersey, along the shore, 60s your forecast temperatures by later in the day. here's a look at hurricane matthew as it sits right now. this is a satellite view you're looking at, just getting ready to start making landfall over haiti. this is

looking in new jersey neighborhoods, pitman at 42. medford at 40. princeton, 31 degrees. below that freezing mark this morning in princeton. temperatures are cold out there as we kickoff saturday morning. good news, this afternoon looks better. we switch to lehigh valley neighborhoods. check out the numbers again. a lot of 30s. 37 in redding, allentown at 35 degrees. temperatures, 30s in spots. some of us lucky seeing 40s, including much of philadelphia. radar and satellite this morning, some clouds hang to the south. don't expect it to make it our direction. they're staying to the south. instead should be sunny to mostly sunny forecast through your saturday with some clouds moving in by sunday. here are the neighborhoods for today. mostly mid-60s through the lehigh valley, cookstown, 66 degrees. plenty of sunshine out there. suburbs, mid to upper 60s. westchester 66, new town up to 67 degrees. philadelphia, closer to upper 60s consistently across the board. then we look into new jersey. 67 degrees forecast high. nice ran average this time of year. the shore temperatures i

hear what investigators hope to learn from this part found aboard the smashed new jersey transit trainozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. >>> right now on "nbc 10 news today," fire tragedy. two people die in an overnight house fire in philadelphia's bustleton section that also injured a firefighter. >>> gas tax vote. new jersey has the cheapest gas in our area but for how much longer. today lawmakers vote on a plan to add a 23 cent per gallon tax. >>> head-to-head. vice presidential candidates tim kaine and mike pence spent 90 minutes debating each other. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> 5:30, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's start with meteorologist krystal klei and the first alert neighborhood weather. it's a cool start for the wednesday. >> it feels nice as you head out the door. you might want a light jacket but you don't need an umbrella, the high beams or low beams. we're no l

they would plant whatever it was they were interested in growing in new jersey. >> new jersey's flag pays tribute to its agricultural history. first, there's the horse, the official state animal. beneath that is the state seal with three plows. the goddess of agriculture stands to the right holding a cornucopia of fruits and vegetables. on the left, the goddess liberty holds a staff topped with a cap. the cap is a symbol of freedom from the french revolution. blue images on a field of gold represent the state's first during american revolution, george washington is said to have chosen blue and gold for his troops' uniforms. today, that new jersey site is recognized as our country's first national historic park. >> the flag really represents all that is good about new jersey. it's not necessarily unique so much as it is an appropriate image for the state. >> and it proudly displays an appropriate motto -- "liberty and prosperity." with "flag facts," i'm eric. >> let's say you're taking your elephant out for a walk and you decide you want to go into a store, say, for an ice cream. what

in new jersey it will likely stay dry.'ll see more clouds and at the shore, you'll get more sunshine for atlantic city. but there are clouds around for ocean city and cape may. and central and western declare you'll see more sunshine than northern delaware. there are much cooler temperatures ahead and it will come after the threat of showers moves through. and that threat will continue until tomorrow. heavy rainfall, look at those showers and rainstorms they're moving through north central pennsylvania right now. you see the line, this is part of the system coming into the area and that's getting closer to the lehigh valley. so a good chance we'll see scattered showers but much less likely that delaware and new jersey will get any rainfall. at 8:00 this morning, we'll get showers, heavier downpours missing to the north and a break for later today. but clouds will linger farther to the south. you'll get more sunshine. by 11:00, you'll get more break information clouds for delaware and south jersey. but for tomorrow, first t

also 72 in new jersey. the shore upper 60s for the forecast temperatures, winds are also staying at bay. this is a perfect fall weekend for us. then we move from fall weather into more summer like weather. the warmup we are tracking hits as we move into the work week. there's the tracking. 68 saturday, 74 sunday. we saw the average is 67. close to that. 80 monday. 83 tuesday. 84 by wednesday. these are temperatures through mid next week. if you don't have off, can't enjoy the 80s, there are events, bloktoberfest. if you get out today for any events, this is sunny conditions and light winds expected. partly cloudy, saturday and sunday. 70s we mentioned. then 80s as we talked about. sunny through tuesday, wednesday. isolated chance for rain monday. better chance for rain moving in by friday. >>> today you're invited to the camden waterfront to celebrate battleship new jersey 15th anniversary. the weather should be perfect. you can enjoy tour pricing, free commemorative posters and cake. battleship opens this

that indicates severe, dense fog in new jersey. let's take a look at the majors in new jersey.so far we're doing okay on 295. when i come back, we'll take a look at the blue route, vai and tracy. >>> happening today after three months of modified schedules and delays, septa's regional rail system is back in full service. the transit agency says its service can now get back to a regular schedule because enough of the train cars are back in operation. septa had to pull 1 to regional rail cars from service to fix a structural flaw. those cars were about a third of the fleet. the repairs are expected to be completed in november. monique braxton is talking with commuters and we'll have their reactions starting at 5:00 a.m. >>> no memory of the accident. that's what the engineer of the nj transit train is saying about last week's crash. thomas gallagher told the ntsb investigators that the new jersey transit was running six minutes late and going ten miles per hour as it approached the hoboken station. one person was killed, 114 others hurt when the train smashed into the station thu

we could see showers later today in the easton area and at the jersey shore, interior new jersey. ight now it is dry, clouds for the lehigh valley, the suburbs, delaware is 66 degrees. some light fog in south jersey could very well thicken up before we see the sun come up and start to warm things up. that's 64 degrees at philadelphia international, upper 60s this morning. manayunk, you're at 68 degrees. while it's 65 at northeast philadelphia, airport and bustleton, 69 degrees in port richmond. unusually warm for this time of year. we have southerly winds. this willç keep us warm during the day today. the winds are in for a major change. this is today. check out tomorrow. big shift in the winds. and stronger winds, too. 24 mile-an-hour winds with northwesterly winds bringing in much colder air. we could see gusts as high as 40 miles an hour tomorrow afternoon. and reason we'll be getting the wind, a cold front, a strong cold front will be sweeping through. that's the same cold front that will bring us showers this evening. those showers to the northwest. some heavier rainfall movi

they would plant whatever it was they were interested in growing in new jersey. >> new jersey's flag pays tribute to its agricultural history. first, there's the horse, the official state animal. beneath that is the state seal with three plows. the goddess of agriculture stands to the right holding a cornucopia of fruits and vegetables. on the left, the goddess liberty from the french revolution. blue images on a field of gold represent the state's first european settlers, the dutch. while stationed at jockey hollow during american revolution, george washington is said to have chosen blue and gold for his troops' uniforms. today, that new jersey site is recognized as our country's first national historic park. >> the flag really represents all that is good about new jersey. it's not necessarily unique so much as it is an appropriate image for the state. >> and it proudly displays an appropriate motto -- "liberty and prosperity." with "flag facts," i'm eric. ?? >> let's say you're taking your elephant out for a walk and you decide you want to go into a store, say, for an ice cream. wh

>>>ç happening today, a new jersey congresswoman will announce new legislation to keep children safefrom lead poisoning in schools. testing over summer found trenton public schools have elevated levels of lead in more than three-quarters of its building. bonnie watson coleman will announce new legislation she's supporting later today. >>> new video a plane crash in malta. look at this video. you can even see the plane, just flames and thick black smoke. the plane crashed after kitakin off, killing all five people on board. malta airport is closed right now. >>> let's get your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> you can see if you look closely, the camera is shaking, looking at boathouse row. a few showers have quickly blown through the area. the winds out of southwest across delaware and south jersey. that's keeping things a bit warmer. they're in the process of shifting and becoming more northwesterly. that's happened in coatesville, in philadelphia. that's chillier air coming in to play. eventually, everybody will feel that with winds of 16 miles an hour in phila

lastly, we stop with the new jersey turnpike. no problems here in either direction. this is around delaware memorial bridge. you can see no problems heading that direction as you come from delaware back to jersey, you are good there, too. vai? >> thank you, jessica. >>> the sixers take a stand on a star spangelled controversy. >> why a singer's performance was pulled. >>> plus, birds eye view. how a front row fan got himself tossed from the season opener. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> the philadelphia 76ers opened their season l

for new jersey, 51 now. that number is still dropping.will drop into the 40s and then slowly climb thanks to the same winds. look at that, 20 mile-an-hour winds at noontime and at 2:00 with gusts close to 30 miles an hour in new jersey as well. you'll feel those winds at the shore. in fact, they'll be stronger this afternoon. 55 degrees and 23 mile-an-hour winds at 2:00 this afternoon. and a windy day ahead for delaware, too. now and then back up to 50 by 10:00. just into the middle 50s this afternoon. there's a huge change in the temperatures for the weekend. i've got a look at the weekend forecast when i'm back in just a few minutes. tracy? >> remembering and rebuilding from a natural disaster. >> this weekend marks four years since hurricane sandy thrashed the new jersey and delaware coast liens and beyond. up next, we'll update you on the rebuilding efforts still under way. >>> also, paying up, eight people died and more than 200 others were hurt in the philadelphia amtrak derailment. up next, hear how much amtrak will be giving the v

for new jersey, 33. but there are some spots in each of these locations that have dropped into the 20s this morning, including the suburbs. and that 40 will likely come down a little bit more. it is 5:32 this morning. the sun's not coming up until closer to 7:30. plenty of time for the temperatures to come down before they start coming back up with sunshine today. 54 in philadelphia. that's 10 degrees colder than normal for this time of year. so that chill stays with us this afternoon. the suburbs 53 degrees. and you'll see sunshine in new jersey. the lehigh valley and delaware. afternoon temperatures in the 50s today. we'll see sunshine today. there's some clouds that are starting to move in tonight and wet weather on the way as well. we'll take a look at that when i come back in just a few minutes. first an update from the first alert traffic center. >> the vine street expressway this morning open, a little update. cameras around broad street, looking great. this is westbound, moving toward the schuylk

david wildstein testified that new jersey governor chris christie and new york governor andrew cuomoalked about releasing a false report to stop questions about the bridge shutdown. wildstein said he was told by two top officials that the governors floated the idea of saying that the lanes were closed because of a traffic study. but that never happened. cuomo spokesman denies any conversation happened and calls the testimony a felon spinning a tale. governor christie continuously denied any knowledge of bridgegate. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> beginning with hurricane matthew, here's a lack at its current situation, sitting now just barely to the north of cuba, near guantanamo. 125 mile per hour winds stu still reporting, heading to the north at 10 miles per hour. the expectation is it's going to continue to the north and start to push along to the northwest in a direct line of fire for the bahamas. there we go, through your thursday. 2:00 a.m., still at 130 mile per hour winds, upgrading from category 3 to a category 4. dangerous, major hurricane. the first of 2007 th

okay ben franklin bridge new jersey from those heading from new jersey into center city we are looking nice and quite it this morning as well. also construction out there that is this delaware 95 northbound between delaware service area and christian right lane is belong and it will be blocked until november . we have a little wait on. that also 495 northbound at route 13 or du pont highway the left lane is block. it will be blocked until halloween, october 31st, just a heads up on. that also more construction that has cleared pennsylvania turnpike eastbound before downingtown out there morning construction, same story here in new jersey, 295 north both directions between 47 and 42, and that has also been since cleared. just a reminder new jersey transit rails, no service, in and out of the hoboken. that is still suspended but we are cross honoring passengers and transit buses, private carriers and ferries. just a reminder on. that we will remind you throughout the week as well. jim, over to you. >>> we will continue to follow breaking news a deadly house fire in northeast philadelphia

this saturday, experienced and novice anglers can try to catch trout for new jersey's free fishing day> how do you explain it to your kids? >> all new, election season advice for parents. >>> also, 'tis not quite the season to start looking for the perfect christmas tree. that's not stopping the mayor of reading. next, we'll tell you about the city's plans to avoid decorating another charlie brown tree. >>> it's also election season in high school football. don't forget to vote for this week's high school football game of the week. downingtown east versus bishop shanahan, penn wood at academy park or shawnee visiting camden catholic. call or text your vote to the number on the screen or you can also vote online at nbc10.com or on the nbc 10 app. 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 to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of thi

let's take a look at new jersey right now, 295, the new jersey turnpike and 42. verything seems to be clear and running smoothly. vai and tracy. >>> 5:32. new this morning, fire tragedy in philadelphia's bustleton neighborhood. >> two people are dead after a fire gutted a home overnight. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live at the scene. you've learned information about the victims. >> that's right, neighbors are telling us that a husband and wife couple shared this home together. they had a daughter who they say the couple recently dropped off at college, within the past couple of days, prior to this happening. officials have not yet identified the victims but what they are telling us is that the bodies of a woman and a man were pulled out of that home. firefighters got the call just before midnight when they arrive, they found the house in flames. firefighters entered the home, recovered the two victims and immediately began doing cpr but it was already too late. it took fire crews about 35 minutes to get the fire out and at some point, there was an emergency evacuat

in new jersey, you have until next tuesday. >>> new this morning in atlantic city, thousands of workersicially out of a job after the trump taj mahal shuttered its doors. >> nbc 10's monique braxton is live on the boardwalk this morning. monique, the casino and hotel shut down just about 30 minutes ago. what else can you tell us? >> if you see over my shoulder, you can see there are hundreds of union workers and they are shouting, no justice, no peace. they have on hoodies that say i held the line against carl icahn. the current owner of the taja mah mahal. the union workers have been on strike here for about two months. here's video inside, a deserted casino. you see the floor is empty. one gambler inside the trump taj mahal. closure will be the fifth atlantic city casino to shut its doors. we found one black jack player here until the final hand. >> i'm sad any time a casino closes. because it means that, you know, fewer and fewer people are going to ac to gamble and more are going to pennsylvania and to the slot casinos in new york. so it looks like things are just going to continue

. >>> well when you think of wine hot spots you probably think nap at a valley or france but new jersey makes wine, too, and it's good. why some say the garden state is coming to new wine country. >> push to make sure people are registered to vote. what if you don't have a permanent address to put on the plick. what's happening to make sure the homeless can make their voices heard this election day. >>> a pick up barrels no a group of protesters what the driver did several blocks away after the crash. >>> and new at 6:00, parents fed up in south philadelphia over the lack of a cross crossing guard on busy street. how they're trying to keep children safe. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams and hard work take them. that means good schools for every child in every zip code. college that lea

potential voters in new jersey need to act today. ll explain what you need to do to make your vote count in the election. you are watching "nbc 10 news today." two minutes before 6:00 right now. 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 to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message

most of new jersey and a lot of pennsylvania aside from the i-5 corridor itself. here's the future cast hour by hour and we're not seeing any kind of rain approaching even during the day saturday. there's something at the top of the screen as we go into sunday, but that's a long way away and even by monday, this stuff may not make it all the way into our region. so, what is going to make it, temperatures in the 80s and we're not just talking about one day of it. we got the 68 tomorrow, 74 sunday, then near 80 monday, tuesday, wednesday look pretty likely to be in the 80s, wednesday's record high is only 80 degrees. so we have got a real good chance of breaking that record as we go into the middle of the week. the warm air, coming in from the midwest there's no real cold air on the map, not in this part of the country, look how much of the country is warm on tuesday. and even into wednesday, now starting thursday, that warm air starts to move out, and the end of next week is going to be drastically different from what we're going to be seeing in the middle of the w

today is open season forrer bas in new jersey. xt, there are also new rules in place for this year's short hunting season. [mmmm] we made it for you. like this favorite. scallops with garlic pesto sauce made fresh every day. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven put it on your plate. no prep. no cleanup. delicious, fresh, easy. wegmans ez meals. [alright] >>> heads up with if you use cresheim valley drive. you will be able to get in and out. it will be closed from 4:00 to 7:00 this evening. it will be replacing guardrails. the city chose to do the work on columbus day because there will be fewer cars on the road. >>> the extended black bear hunt starts today in new jersey. environmental officials approved the new six-day season for the first time. the first three days you can only use bows, the last three days you can use firearms. hunters killed 510 bears during the annual hunt last december. pennsylvania's statewide black bear hunt starts november 19th. >>> we hope you're enjoying the day off if you have it for columbus day

just starring to move into new jersey here.t's passing through south brunswick, currently moving into windsor here in the next 10, 15 minutes. it's pushing more west than southwest. some parts of the lower portion of new jersey may not see those showers, also will break apart a bit as they continue to track along. over this one cell that's dumping down heavier rain, most of it is light to moderate shower moving throughout this morning. it's not going to be terribly long lived either. otherwise our area in the clear. we still have clouds and patchy fog. we're not tracking rain elsewhere at least not at this point this morning. only isolated chances of showers as we continue along. here's your day for philadelphia. 61 degrees right now. the time is 5:39 this morning. we'll be in those upper 50s, low 60s through your morning hours. and then make it to about 67 degrees for your lunch time. i don't expect much more than that, peaking with a high of 69 degrees in the afternoon. light to maybe breezy winds. you see 10 miles per hour t

new jersey transit was declining to participate in today's hear. >> safety has and will always be new jersey transit's highest priority. >> reporter: only new jersey transportation commissioner richard hammer showed up to testify. he defended the railroad he's supposed to help regulate. >> our system has a whole is well taken care of. it's in a state of good repair. >> since before the hoboken crash, we have been -- btc would not stall the hoboken terminal or on any of it's rail lines. >> so far all signs point to human error, something ptc is denid designed to overcome. and today new jersey transit said that representatives will be there to answer questions at the hear in two weeks. >> here's something you don't see every single day, a deer trapped in the lobby of a high school. witnesses say the deer ran in just as students were arriving for school. >> he was like falling because before he ran into the bus. and his head sliced right here. so it was like he was bleeding. and then in this video right here, his legs are just like done. >> custodians and police worked together to pull t

monday morning on new jersey 101.5, i'll be talking about this.up to this nonsense and let the governor and the legislators know, no more taxes. we are already overtaxed past anyone in the entire country. stand with me. more to come. >> sometimes you meet somebody that you just know is going to be a star. for me, that's amaya. she plays basketball with a passion, the heart and the skills of best of 'em. and she's only 6. >> hello. my name is samaya, and i'm from brooklyn. >> this little girl can dribble two basketballs at once, shoot layups and three-pointers all while blindfolded. when her father noticed her skills, he put them up on instagram, and the fame began. >> the main goal is to focus on her education since school started. >> the sky's the limit, right? >> sky's the limit, yeah. >> videos on youtube have garnered tens of thousands of gawkers. in fact, the new york liberty women's nba invited her onto the court where she held full court. this new york city-raised little lady has her own nickname in the neighborhood, baller princess. why ar

police say thieves in one south jersey community have reached a new low.oing after senior citizens. >> police in east grin witch township looking for their burglaries, posting as water department employees. the police chief says one man distracted the couple while the other nubbing inside, pocketed golds coins, and other valuables, cops think that the thieves may have targeted seniors throughout the tri-state area. but they did not count on the security system. >> this couple had set up. >> most houses don't have video surveillance, but in this particular incidence, we were lucky enough and fortunate enough this family did install video at some point, and it is key to this investigation. >> if you have any information or recognize these men you are asked to call east greenwich police. >> it is 4:49. local mom, and she's not happy because she says that restaurant, friendly's, kick her family out because her child was crying. her little boy has autism. she said it is really at the heart of what happened in this case. she is embarrased and hurt. >> but the re

just tap the nbc 10 app. >>> tonight, say goodbye to gas prices like these in new jersey. see how hard the new prices could affect your wallet at the pump and beyond, next at 5:00. >>> playing the blame game. fans have a lot of opinions after last night's loss to the cowboys. how the copy ac coaches are res to your complaints. >>> right now at 5:00, drivers are saying goodbye to chief gas in new jersey. starting tomorrow, prices at the pump will be 23 cents higher. >> as two new jersey natives here, we look at that and go, oh, my goodness. nbc 10's ted greenberg joins us with more. ted, are you buying gas yet? >> i'll try to save the boss money by buying it tonight, that's a good idea. the 23 cent per gallon gas tax increase, if you haven't filled up yet today and been to the gas station like these folks are doing, you now have less than seven hours left to take advantage of some of the cheapest gas prices in the nation. throughout new jersey, the race is on to fill up before midnight. >> it's been busy, not normally, because everybody is saying the price is going up tomorr

but even inland, new jersey, reporting in some temperatures in the 40s. t you can see the whole northeast. throughout new york and new england and heading down through central pa and western pa in the fours southeastern canada already in the 30s much that's that cold air mass over us. northerly winds that are calm through the lehigh valley reading berks county and pottstown even in lancaster. dover reporting in calm winds and wildwood as well when you have a light wind you have a clear sky, and you have dry air, with dew points in the 30s, meaning clear skies, you're in for it. any warmth that built up during during the day can escape into the atmosphere. that's how we get really cold temperatures feeling like fall mild air stays to the south cool high pressure sits over us and this week temperatures will be below average and then rising up average as we end the work week coming up. in the city overnight, 45. the suburbs 37. we do have a frost advisory. clear skies and light winds that means tomorrow we start off with brilliant sunshine. high temperatures