here's a live look at the new town square on south main street. it will be dedicated this morning at 11:00 a.m. the town square features a park with a great lawn, stage, plaza and interactive spray fountain. there are also two pavilions and a sculpture garden. dozens of trees surround the new town square. there will be public patios and retail space. the park will host events all year round. >>> 5:08 and 49 degrees. tuesday is off to a cooler than normal start for sure. here's nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley with talk about the temperatures and how warm it will get today. bill? >> we are going to see a warmup. the chill is going to last for days and it could even lead to the first snowflakes of the season in the region. are you ready for that yet? >> no. >> i didn't think so. look at the breeze blowing this morning. it doesn't feel that cold just yet. it is chillier. with the wind blowing, the temperatures have come down, 14 mile-an-hour wind in wilmington. 7 miles an hour in philadelphia. it's lighter in some of the suburbs and in so

he also spoke at a new hampshire town hall last night that trump insists was not practice for sunday's town hall debate. in the meantime, hillary clinton was spotted at a hotel near her home in new york. >>> a shortage of volunteers could mean long lines for voters in santa clarita county on election day. the santa clarita county needs workers for more than 2,000 election positions, 1,000 bilingual volunteers are also needed. >>> crews have now cleared the wreckage from last week's commuter train crash in hoboken, new jersey. this as we await more information from one of those black boxes. yesterday you can see the train's cars were towed from the station. investigators now say that the train sped up to twice the 10-mile-an-hour speed limit in the half-minute before it struck the end of the rail line and went into that platform. the train's engineer pulled the emergency brake less than a second before impact. one woman on that platform died. the train's engineer says he

donald trump denying his new hampshire town hall was a practice run. also taking a swipe at hillary clinton being off the campaign trail as her aides say she is preparing for sunday's showdown. >> they said, donald trump is going to new hampshire to practice for sunday. this has nothing to do with sunday. it's like they make it like a child. i love the people of new hampshire. this was set up a little while ago. they were going to cancel it, and i said why are you going to cancel it? i said forget debate prep. do you think hillary clinton is debate preparing for 3 or 4 days? hillary clinton is resting. sandra: he said he will not bring up bill clinton's scandals.

sandown, new hampshire, this is a town of about 6,000 people. do we have a picture of this meeting hall for this town hall meeting? we have there the warm-ups. do we have the exterior of the -- we do not? i was told we did. there will be an -- we're going to have a debrief after this. >>> we're also following of course, the threat hurricane matthew. president obama moments ago declaring a state of emergency for south carolina. we'll have a full report for you on the threat and what we can expect in the coming hours as the category 4 hurricane begins moving up the southeastern coastline of this country. gary, gary, gary... i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. like on that new laptop. quicksilver keeps things simple, gary. and smart, like you! and i like that. i guess i am pretty smart. don't let that go to your head, gary. what's in your wallet? across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester

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 in lower to mid-60s. 64 for avalon, 66 atlantic city. and into delaware, temperatures are bump into upper 60s in spots like wilmington, 68. wilmington is not under that frost advisory. all of delaware is not included in that advisory. much of new jersey was included in it. today we are talking 60s and tomorrow 70s, as we move early into the work week, could be nearing some records here. this is for philadelphia. forecast is 80, 83, 84. monday, tuesday, wednesday. there are the records as they sit. 89, no go for monday. tuesday, 85 is the record. no go but close. look at wednesday. record sits at 80, meaning looks like we could have record breaking heat by wednesday with the forecast at 84 degrees. that will be way warmer than average. i looked when we typically see low to mid-80s. that's end of august to earl

protest in a small new england town all to teach one man a big lesson nichole: -- a big lesson. nichole: right now, questions swirl in new hampshire, over how a teenager fell into an open storm drain. good evening. i'm nichole berlie. reid: i'm reid lamberty. today, a body was recovered from the merrimack river and police say it's likely the missing 16-year-old. newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is live in nashua right now. nicole: police say they've believe it is the body of the i can't even imagine. it doesn't seem real it doesn't seem real to me that something like this could happen. nicole: this has become a spot to grieve, to console to remember a friend. the spot where police believe 16-year-old jacob goulet somehow fell through a nashua storm drain friday night. >> he was a really funny guy and he was one of my best friends. nicole: nicholas brown came here to leave a trademark of his . a converse shoe >> i haven't seen him not wearing it since three years ago . nicole: the words "i'm going to miss you," the feeling that brought so many of goulets friends here even strangers.

. >> reporter: these aedes aegypti mosquitoes that also spread zika ignored the one with new town -- nootkatone but devoured the other. >> so far we can say it's a good repellent. >> good. research will determine if nootkatone is the answer to battling mosquitoes and other pests. naturally. now, i'm told if this turns out to be a potent insecticide, it has the potential for use on mosquito nets in africa to prevent malaria and even here to fight the west nile virus. >> such good work up there. fascinating. >> they are at the forefront when it comes to muscular research. >> really neat. ski season. a-basin plans to open friday morning. they will be a party in the parking lot. skiers and boarders will be able to hit the high noon trail, loveland opens -- hopes to open in the next week or two and it green chili at night, chilly enough to makes no. >> the weather is cooperating with snow machines. 10:00 last night remember we had the snow and rain right down into larimer county. i said i was going to leave a few isolated showers. good thing i did. the metro area right about there, we saw

their brand new town square will get a ribbon cutting today. it will be beautiful weather. chilly right now. parts of new jersey seeing temperatures lower than the rest of the area. the lehigh valley, clouds, 46. 48 in the suburbs. delaware is 46 and just shy of 50 in philadelphia. south jersey, interior new jersey is where we're seeing the chillier temperatures this morning. down to 40 degrees in some spots into the 30s. most of the region in the 40s, voorhees is 48 degrees. swedesboro at 42 this morning. coilfield is 35. princeton now down to 38 degrees. that's down a degree in the last hour. you can feel the chill in the air. afternoon temperatures, a nice warmup for philadelphia, the suburbs and the lehigh valley. sunshine, the winds will still be blowing this afternoon. you'll see clouds blowing through. they'll keep on going. we get enough sunshine to move into the 50s. for new jersey, that bright sunshine with the steady wind out of the northwest up to 15 miles an hour. 57 degrees in evesham township this afternoon. 54 in trenton. right around 50 degrees in glassboro

trump will rally at the new town club in buck county and delicious in philadelphia tomorrow with an organizing event with democrats. this comes on the heels of a charity dinner new york city as they tried their hands at stanup comedy. karen travers has more. >> reporter: good afternoon, hillary clinton and donald trump thought they saw the last of each other at wednesday night's debate. but last night they were together at a new york city charity dinner, there was jokes and laughs and then things got ugly. >> they are back again on the same stage. donald trump and hillary clinton speaking at a new york charity dinner an election year tradition. >> hillary accidentally bumped into me and said pardon me. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a four. >> maybe a five if she loses the torch and tablet if she changes her hair. >> it's a chance for the candidates to poke fun at themselves, but in this campaign they lobbed zingers at each other. it's amazing i'm up here after donald, i didn't think he would be okay with peaceful transition of power. >> trump got some laughs but then the cr

. >>> it has been a landmark in one new jersey town for decades and now it is getting recognition. >> new at 6:00 this white oak tree has received a special title in the garden state history behind it and why locals hope it will make their town a destination for tourist. >>> plus, soluting u.s. navy's new ship we are at penns landing for that celebration, the role the ship will play in the military and where it will eventually call home, kate. >>> sun finally returns today but we have a couple showers popping up here and there i'll have latest timing on these showers for tomorrow and also the latest on hurricane matthew could that powerful storm impact our area this weekend? the latest information, from the national hurricane center is next, don. >>> a key member of the philadelphia eagles is arrested, find out who and what makes it a touchdown run so inspirational story about grit, and drive and determination later in sports. ii'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers.age. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a go

survivors in north carolina after hurricane matthew flooded entire towns. new hampshire oh volunteers have been deployed down south to offer assistance, but the red cross needs more help. on wmur.com right now you can find out how to join the state's sa hurricane nicole has been downgraded to a category 2 but is still dangerous with maximum winds of 110 miles per hour. although the strongest winds have moved away from bermuda, thousands of people are still without power mike: it was amazing to watch the on certain varyingses as the eye of the hurricane went over bermuda during the late morning and northeast about 110 miles per hour. and an hour or two later after calm conditions, it went to 90 to 95. so a direct hit from hurricane nicole, you can see it moving

you've got a live view of the brand new town square along main street in glassboro, new jersey. official ribbon cutting is this morning at 11:00. looks like the weather is going to be nice. a bit on the chilly side. temperatures cooler, 49 degrees right now in philadelphia. there's a 12 mile-an-hour breeze. that's a westerly breeze to start with. dry air around. the temperature is still falling. 44 degrees at 8:00. then into the upper 40s at 10:00 this morning. we'll be in the 50s this afternoon. that is almost 10 degrees below normal for this time of year. the suburbs, 45 right now. down to 40 at 8:00. it's going to cool off in a hurry. then with some sunshine and a few scattered clouds blowing through, we'll see the northwesterly winds to 13 miles an hour, low 50s for the suburbs in the lehigh valley. in the clear later this morning. just a few scattered clouds moving through right now. that's keeping the temperature elevated for now. it still could come down considerably before we get that warmup, near 50 degrees at noontime and then into the very low 50s this afternoon. you'

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. >>> police say thieves in one new jersey town have stooped to new low. targeting seniors in their own homes. take look at these surveillance pictures that police in east greenwich township are looking for organized group of burglars who distracted an elderly couple by posing as water department employees. it happened sunday morning the police chief says one man distracted the husband and wife who were in their 80s while the two other guys snuck inside and pocketed gold coins and some other valuables. police think the thieves may have targeted seniors throughout the tri-state but they didn't count on the elaborate security system this couple had set up. >> most houses still don't have sid yo surveillance. but in this particular instance we were lucky enough and fortunate enough this familiar dull install video at some point and it is key to this investigation. >> if you recognize these guys, call east greenwich police. >>> next time you drive through a toll at the pennsylvania turnpike just got another option for payment. now you can use credit cards inst

i want to point out we're in a field house, separate field house which is behind the new town athletic center, jim worthington says this is not opened to members that is why he doesn't understand the problems but in the end he says he has about 20 cancellations so far. if there are more, that is their business. we will have have more tonight, at ten and 11:00 from donald trump's rally in newtown reporting live, david spunto for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> democratic nominee hillary clinton will be back in our area to hold get out the vote rally in philadelphia tomorrow. clinton just wrapped up a rally in cleveland, ohio. buck eye state is another critical battle ground. clinton told crowd a clinton administration would build an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. >>> clinton's vice-presidential running mate tim kaine rallied young tells, at penn state this afternoon. he also met with the university student union. later kaine stopped at a creamery, in addition to rallies with hillary clinton in philadelphia on sat take, kaine will also campaign with clinton in t

similar to this one, a 2008 nissan rogue, the pennsylvania plate gyp5808 police say she was leaving new townnship before 3:00 a.m. headed to her home and has not been heard from, if you know where christiana is contact authorities right away. members of a wilmington community came together tonight to remember two firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice. members of the fairfax civic association released balloons in memory of captain christopher leach and jerry fickes and the candlelight vigil was led by a pastor by concord presbyterian church members of the tallyville fire department came out to pay respects and yesterday they were remembered during this memorial service at wilmington chase center and joe biden and fire chief were on hand, leach and fickes who are east promoted died last weekend battling a fire. >>> the philadelphia orchestra strike is over tonight, just 48 hours after the musicians walked out. the musicians and their leadership signed a tentative agreement only a three year contract today and the philadelphia orchestra association says the deal includes salary increases

. >>> on the front page of the bucks county courier times, the new town township planning commission has decided not to vote on a fraking ordinance headaching the round in bucks county municipalities. the commish will wait until wrightstown passes the measure before considering the controversial ordinance. >>> from the cover of the trentoni thean, it is time to make the doughnuts. a company that headaches doughnuts and munch-chins and dunkin' donuts is buying the trenton office building on perry street. it creates almost 200 new jobs. presently the newspaper staff only occupies 25 percent of the building. >>> that is a look at the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well, coming up, smithsonian is asking for help, from preserving judy gar land's ruby slippers from the wizard of oz. we will hear from the curator, next. >>> plus this. >> president obama hosting his final, biggest state dinner at the white house last night i'm hena daniels in new york with more on the festivities and >>> tap your shoes together at the same time. and say there is in place like home.

donald trump took questions in a town hall meeting in new hampshire, perhaps a preview of sunday's town hall style format in the presidential debate. he gave support to those impacted by hurricane matthew. hosts moderated by radio howie cards. [applause] host: are you ready, to see the next president of the united states, donald trump? some good news in the polls. as you know, the boston globe is choking but donald trump is tied again in the granite state of new hampshire. his ahead in the l.a. times polls, things are looking good. there's a big debate coming up on sunday night as you know.

. >>> ridley on the road at mar ple new town, first play of the second half and it is miller time. ridley's ocl miller takes it aroufnd the outside and look at him scamper. 45 yards later, he's high-fiving his boys in the end zone. ridley in a twieight one, 17-14. >>> shamny strikes first. mason jones to zach treadway. 46 yard connection for the store. shamny rolls 22-14. >>> truman and penz bury going at it. play of the night, robbie tressler banged by two defenders, so he just throws it up. but his teammate, syed saunders reels it in. shakes off a few dudes, and look at him go. unfortunately not enough. penz bury wins 17-6. >>> let's go to the battle of top teams. mill town drew frye fires for anthony del percio. a diving grab. go get it, young man. back of the end zone. beautiful catch. middle town wins it 42-24. >>> time now to reveal next week's game of the week contestants. downingtown east taking on bishop shanahan. penn wood at academy park, or shawnee at cam dem catholic. call or text your vote to the number on screen or vote online at nbc10.com. as for this week's game of

well you put it that way you might as well get yourself a new town because i'm not going to jail. you ever been in trouble with the law? well not so it cost me time. what's your name? the real one. well the first one's tenner. it's been that since i was about, about nineteen. that was when i made my first stake. you know the first good one. why tenner? well i was up in rawlings, wyoming. it was the first big game i'd ever sat in on. things were going real bad. i couldn't improve on a six high. then the switch was pulled and i came up with forty miles of railroad track. tuck. well what about the rest of it? the smith. well i'll tell ya anybody calls tenner, i know they're talking to me. the last name doesn't matter. well what're you planning to do about this kid? just what i am doing. nothing. well i suggest you, uh, give that a little thought. mr.gilman, i left tracks in all of the dirt this side of the mississippi. i am tired of getting out of the way. alright tenner you're sitting in a good spot right now. if i can't talk some sense into crate's boys you better start packing. is

we are following disturbing news out of the town of kingston. last month, as people's wells were running dry from the drought, they were allowed to get water from a spigot at the fire department. but now it turns out that water is contaminated. uncovered a brand-new problem. last month, people lose wells i've run dry in the town of kingston were told they could get water from this survey get at the fire department. but today the department shows elevated levels of the contaminant, pf away. people here are shocked. >> we're surprised because we had it tested in april. and in april it came back as usable water. but more recent had 140 parts per trillion of pfoa, which is above normal. it also showed the presence of other pfc's. a spokesman for des says so far, the source of the contaminants is a mystery. >> we really do not know what the source of the pfoa's and pfc's are. shelley: they urge people to stay,. >> there is no reason for panic. they do not even know if this has a health affect. shelley: people who still need water can get it down the

shelley: former scoutmaster and new field town employee of accused of sexual assault. i young boy was allegedly abused by -- eugene perreault two decades ago. tom: police are investigating the possibility of many more victims. mike cronin has the latest. mike: police are working with several alleged victims and say there could be more. forward. he was a scoutmaster for roughly a decade. now, eugene perreault is accused of sexual assault. >> we had a courageous victim come forward about a week and a half ago. mike: police say that man claims he was victimized by the suspect 20 years ago. at the time, authorities say he was younger then 13 years old. >> we had a lengthy interview with the victim and his family. the details of the investigation, we did make contact with the suspect and speak to him about the allegations. mike: according to police, he was a scoutmaster for the boy scouts of america from the mid-1990's through 2006. he was arrested this morning and charged with aggravated felonious sexual assault, forcible rape. of sexual assault to not come forward right a

mike: was also the health officer in new fields. the town website describes the position as focusing on information for health issues. >> he has been removed from his duties in that role. mike: he was released on cash bail and is set to be arraigned in december. all of the alleged victims are in the context of his former role as a scoutmaster. victims. mike: we did speak to the suspect that he had no contact. -- he had no comment. tom: the boy scouts of america made a statement. shelley: the cityf saying that they are going to make storm drains safer. this after the body of jacob goulet was found in the merrimack river. investigators are expected to release were details on this case tomorrow. suzanne roundtree is live in nashua tonight. suzanne: nashua police say they believe that jacob goulet fell into an open storm drain during was swept away. while a corner has yet to confirm that the body found in the merrimack river is jacob goulet, nashua's public works department says it is taking steps to minimize the unlikely possibility of a repeat

very different from the town halls in new mahampshire. >> was it focused on the town hall in sunday?rter: it's certainly in fitting having to respond to questions, but donald trump is doing debate prep today, he's doing debate prep on friday. he also has some debate prep scheduled for saturday when he's also going to be campaigning, so it's not so much a question about whether donald trump is hunkering down and doing the debate prep, it's whether he's going to take whatever he learns and carry them to the debate stage or to the hown hall debat. >> he didn't really get tough questions did he? >> there were some tough questions thrown in there. i mean there were questions from folks we're used to seeing people who were unemployed, and wanted to know how he could get jobs back, how he would win the hispanic vote. he didn't get into the nit nitty-gritty on his policy points. that's what makes these new hampshire-style town halls an important thing for candidates to do. it's what makes them better candidates because voters can press them about any issues on the top of their mind and ask t

happened to a friend of mine, he was killed. >> reporter: and wolf, this isn't a traditional new hampshire townuests there invited. they have to write their questions on a card. but it is good practice and practice that was pushed in part by top adviser new jersey governor chris christie. he knows a thing or two about town halls. in his presidential campaign, more than 76 in new hampshire alone. he's been taking an increasingly large role in debate prep over the course of the last couple of days. wolf? >> phil mattingly, thank you very much. now to the clinton campaign. our senior political correspondent brianna keilar is here. brianna, a new poll showing hillary clinton leading donald trump by 11 points in michigan? >> that's right. and it's a state, wolf, that hillary clinton lost to bernie sanders in the primary and where trump's criticism of clinton's past support of trade deals plays well. clinton has momentum and hoping that her surrogates can keep it going. hillary clinton is spending another day off the campaign trail as she prepares for her second debate showdown with donald trump. >>

reporter: fire stations, a common sight in most new hampshire towns. fire trucks, a welcome sight when things are bad. but inside this manchester fire house, life saving is happening many times a day. >> i would rather bring them to you like this then find them on the street with a needle. reporter: the fight against the heroin/fentanyl epidemic is happening right here 24/7. it is 11:30 this morning, and this is the second save station admission of the day. alice isn't her real name but that's her foot shaking. >> she went through withdrawals. she had a small dose this morning, but in her words, not enough. wife drove 66 miles from ossipee to to get -- to get alice help. this is their seventh trip in six months. >> there are no beds available in my area to help. >> we that people come from maine, massachusetts, vermont, alabama, california, just because this is the only program like in the country. reporter: safe station is the brainchild of chris hickey, it started with an encounter with a stranger who came to the fire for help, and an e-mail to the c

in new hampshire, waiting for donald trump to arrive at this new hampshire town hall meeting expected to start shortly. was expected to start 25 minutes ago. just waiting for the republican party nominee here in new hampshire. a townhall meeting format, similar to what they will be using in the presidential debate sunday in st. louis. >> donald trump expected here in new hampshire for a townhall meeting. while we continue to wait for his arrival, take a look at an islamic society convention and some remarks about the rise of mr. trump's candidacy and its impact on the muslim community. >> you know what i love the most about mohammed ali? this man looked you dead in the eye with a straight face and a smile and would tell you that everything you believed was absolutely wrong. he would challenge every social norm he thought was unjust, and yet by the end, you could not help but love him nonetheless. very few people have that talent. my next speaker is also no stranger to controversy. scholarcurrent resident at an islamic center, associate professor of religious studies at rhodes college

the single mom was making a fresh start in a new town. she had just enrolled in school. just weeks after they had moved since that night. >> the last thing i remember from her was her telling me good night and everything would be okay. >> police say there was no sign of foul play. unique had never been in any trouble. her family is certain somebody took her. >> she left her glasses. she could barely sew. she don't go nowhere without her glasses. ain't no way she just walked off. >> reporter: six years after sittin f place they saw their mother, they haven't given up hope. >> i pray she will come back and she'll be in one piece. >> let's just hope she comes back. >> reporter: valencia harris comes back here on a regular bay spis to hand out fliers and ask for help. police say they have no leads. >> it's an active missing person investigation. it's a very sad story. i know they are very concerned, knows what happened to her daughter and is hoping they will come forward. the two sons know they have to stay strong for their grandmother and for each other. >> i feel sad in my

new town going up to 66 as well. as the clouds break up during the afternoon. mt. airy, 45 tomorrow morning, where it was about 40 this morning. fairmount, 48 degrees right in the city itself. trenton 46 to start off the day, 66 to end the day. and as we go toward the jersey shore, those low temperatures are close to 50 degrees with more clouds during the morning hours, and the clouds keeping the temperature up in delaware too, rehoboth beeach down to 55 degrees. this is hurricane nicole now, that is hamilton, birmingham and this thing is headed right toward bermuda. 75 miles per hour. could be a district hit. more on that later. temperatures look at the warm weather on thursday, and then we cool down again, we expect dry weather for the rest of the week, except for the lehigh valley, on thursday, that's why we have neighborhood weather, some neighborhoods get the rain, some don't. >>> have you checked your child's home work assignments lately? >> one delaware mom, she did just that and she was shocked by what she found. >> pretty much telling young kids that the c

new town, 66 degrees. sunny across the map. don't have to keep saying it. everybody looking at the sunshine. over into new jersey, 67 in trenton and haddonfield and glass broe. and in delaware, 68 for the forecast high temperature. wilmington at 66, dover still dry conditions. we are dry and sunny in the 60s. winds are light. this is a nice day. 5 to 10 miles per hour winds. winds push in from the shore. again, not pushing in clouds or rain potential with it. the chance for rain really stays out of the forecast through most of the region into next week. isolated chance for the lehigh valley, temperatures bump into the 80s by this coming week. >>> the flyers off to a golden start in their 50th anniversary season in los angeles last night. the orange and black beat the kings 4-2. the flyers visit arizona this evening. >>> here's the rest of saturday morning sports. >> good morning to you, danny pommells from csn. as the eagles get ready for washington, have two players on the injured list, they're both questionable. cox expected to play, mche will vin a game t

ed: caught on camera a police , chase through two new hampshire towns reaching extremely dangerous speeds. the police dash cam video shows what unfolded early this morning that car speeding through winding roads. police say the driver, 22-year-old justin soeum did not stop when the officer tried to pull him over for blowing through a red light. the chase only came to an end when the suspect lost control flipping his car on its top. he was ordered to get on the ground. he did. maria: city and town leaders across massachusetts are working with their local police to control a prank no one is frightening, clown-related posts and texts in norwood, dedham, and north andover. school officials are urging parents to reassure their kids and monitor what they're looking at online. police remind people in their communities if you see something, say something. >> we could probably sit here like some are now, and they're trying to dismiss it saying it's a hoax. that's great. but in our line of work you only have to be wrong once. we can't afford to be wrong maria:+ they have to take these threats serio

./// ((brian loftus)) >>> nothing brings this small upstate new york town together like launching pumpkins in the st. lawrence river. over the weekend... thousands of people crowded the festival. thirteen adult and youth teams built custom catapults to launch the pumkins into the sky. the speed and distance of each toss is recorded. pumpkins reach speeds... up 140 miles per hour. (( mike strouse, punkin chunkin' founder :12 - "i actually got the idea from my daughter. she went to a farm where they were throwing pumpkins. i thought well that looks like a lot of fun. five years later, this is what evolved to. people really like throwing pumpkins in the saint lawrence river.")) ((brian loftus)) >>> the builders of the catapults say... it takes a lot of hard work weight is just right... but in the end... it's all about making a big spalsh in the water./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a michigan barber shop is offering an incentive for young readers. kids who read out loud while getting their hair cut get a discount. one barber says the program is not only giving the young men confidence, it's making

and a crash on east conshohocken at church street and one in new town township, buck county at friended lane. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> see you then thank you. >>> more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. a somber memorial for a little 6-year-old boy killed after a teen opened fire on his school playground. why family and loved ones got the super hero costumes on to honor that boy's life. >> plus, we remember his selflessness and gift to the day i die and will not take it for granted. >>> a retired marine gets a new lease on life thanks to a life changing transplant. ali gorman has the details. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. katie v/she stays late.rd. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pay for women, against pay that helps hard working families get ahead. katie o/c: for my daughters and yours, i'll figh

to give you context, this center is located in new town. a predominantly african american community in sarasota. a very important voting block. this event will start at 4:30. we'll bring you the latest on air and online. >> we'll be watching. and later today jennifer lee will sit down one on on the vice president to discuss this year's election and the important issues around it. you'll see that in our latest news cast. donald trump still hasn't released tax returns but he could have avoided paying taxes for years. tracy pots has more. plus how hillary clinton is trying to catch up in ohio. early voting starts next week in battle ground ohio. donald trump's leading state poles. hillary clinton is there today, endorsed by nba star lebron day after addressing racial tensions in north carolina. >> not everyone can march. but everyone can talk. and everyone can reach out. and everyone can vote. >> trump's in colorado today where poles are virtually tied. he's going after clinton's character. >> she could actually be crazy. >> she should be in p

crowd here very eager to hear what the vice president has to say this complex is located in the new town community. a predominantly african american community in sarasota. that's an important voting block both candidates have been courting recently. i'll be covering this rally. my colleague jen lee president today. we'll have it for you on air and online, coming up. >>> john live in sarasota at this hour. remember the election is november 8th. and to make sure you're registered to vote, or to request a mail-in ballot. check out your supervisor of elections office website. our team put easy links for you to find on wfla.com. >>> now tracking hurricane matthew. >> we're still tracking hurricane matthew. you can see on our visible satellite imagery now, a very impressive storm. it's intensified quite quickly as we head into last week. it's still a strong category 4 storm. we're expecting close to the center of the storm to move toward southwest haiti as we head into the overnight hours tonight. max winds at 140 miles per hour. hurricane warnings in effect for parts of haiti, and up into the

it will appear in new town this afternoon then he will head to allentown for an event at 5:00 p.m. >>> bill clinton is spending his wife's birthday in north carolina. mr. clinton is on the stage right now working to get out the vote. his bus tour calling for voters to head to the polls early. >>> live interview between megan kelly and newt gingrich turned kind of ugly. it happened when the allegations of groping by donald trump. >> you are fascinating with sex and you don't care about public policy. that's what i get out of that tonight. >> i'm not fascinated by sex but i am fascinated by women and understanding what we are getting in the oval office. >> the topic of pennsylvania also came up with gingrich saying republicans have a chance of winning despite most polls showing clintons taking the state. >> republicans are outvotes democrats in florida and pennsylvania. >> you predict a win in pennsylvania? >> i think they might. >> you think trump will win pennsylvania. >> look, they are outvoting in early voting. >> right now hillary clinton leads based on the latest six polls release

west chester 68 for you, knew new town 70s. otherwise a pretty nice stretch of weather, hadden field, yhigh temperature 71 for you. all we do have tomorrow would be some scattered showers moving in across the area, due to a weak frontal boundary. so your 10-day on 10, notice clouds in the forecast for tomorrow. average high temperature 73 degrees, more sunshine by friday and saturday, a really nice stretch here, 66 as the expected high on friday. 68 on saturday. low 70s by sunday, developing clouds sunday into monday. we very well could see some showers right here, expected high temperature 73 degrees. some clouds breaking by tuesday, more sunshine in the forecast next wednesday, but i am tracking the potential for some showers next thursday into friday with temperatures trending mainly in the 70s for much of next week and upper 60s by friday and saturday. be sure to follow us on nbc phil. >>> tim tebow spent some time with our philadelphia eagles, but now he's trying his hand at baseball. >> no matter what he does, he seems to

ridley and new town -- text your vote to the number on the screen or vote online. >>> disasters bothnear and far change us in many ways and a new collaboration works to help overcome loss and tragedy to a very moving performance. it's called salt soul and it debuts in philadelphia later this week. the dance and theatre artist behind salt soul is here with jermaine ingram, one of the lab raters involved in the pop up performances. thank you so much for being here. let's start with you. you were inspire d through a fe tragedies in your life and some incidents you witnessed firsthand. tell us about that. >> yeah, my loss and second one is few years ago, 22nd and market the collapsed building and the other one two years ago, disaster. so, that was a really different sort of loss. >> tell us how those events we're looking at video here of the collapse buildi ining a cou of years ago. tell us how these events play a role in this performance. >> yeah. >> sure, each of these events inspires music and dance. video. we use some clips from the disaster itself at 22nd and market street. it's ins

>>> seems like the tribe is taking over and we may have a new title town in the making . foley has more with the fever. >>> in the in the world season here at progressive field. the trial in their first classics of 97 and the amazing run continues looking for a second major sports championship in less than five months. >>> the indians getting a hero's welcome overnight as hundreds of the rock the airport welcome the back toronto. not bad for squad that wasn't even if it to win the american league division series. but here they are ready to host game one of the world there is for the first the tribe relishing underdog role and so are the fans who truly believe what goes around comes around and this is just cleveland's time. >> it is unbelievable. everyone used to joke about his and laugh at to just one nba championship we just had our in cnl in the tribe this is looking great. >> the only question left is who the indians will face next tuesday here at progressive field in game one of the world series. -- between the los angeles dodgers and the chicago cubs. at two. >>> now

nothing brings this small upstate new york town together like launching pumpkins in the of people crowded the village of clayton to watch pumpkins fly through the sky in their annual punkin chunkin show over the weekend.a few towns do this around here as well. union grove is having a similar event this weekend. watch for a preview of that later this week on the cbs 58 morning news. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... a major change coming to pepsi. what the soft drink giant is doing... that it says will make its product better for i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, in today's money watch report... 3 a major department store chain is bucking a retail trend and 'will' remain open on thanksgiving. macys stores are expected to open at 5-p-m than

the reason i say that is because not just this town hall the other need in new hampshire. t we have been here once before, the infamous matt lauer town hall over the commander-in-chief. i thought donald trump did well in that town hall. i think of the one question he got from a woman who is a graduate of west point. she said what would you do if one of these undocumented workers wanted to stay in the united states because they wanted to joint u.s. military? trump said, i would have to think about that. anyone who wants to serve in the american armed forces is someone serious and i would consider that. i think he's capable of relating to people. as for hillary clinton. one thing she cannot do is sounds like a normal person. hillary always sounds like the worst 4th grade teacher you ever had. please, miss clinton, will you stop yelling at us. in a format like this where she is talking to people, she always seems to be lecturing. sandra: can you work on being more personable? >> do heavyweight boxers train and practice before the big bout? do baseball players practice? politic

right now people in north liberty have a new way to get around town town. cbs 2 news reporter new bus service and joins us live with who benefits. the bus will start here at the north liberty living center.we spoke with some of the residents here today w >>> the bus is starting here at the north liberty learning center. this is going to be really helpful. a crowd of presidents gathered yesterday to see liberty's first public transit system unveiled. it will run a 45 it is a dollar ticket -- eight -- it is one dollar to get on at any stop and it is half- price if you were medicare or medicaid. the bus will mean freedom and an opportunity for some to get out more.>> i have many tenants that do not have a drivers license anymore, or a car and they need transportation. >> reporter: the mayor says that she hopes that this is just the beginning of a growing the salvation army is now expecting more more registrations this year for their toys for tots program - due to families savings going towards flood costs.today registration process begins for families in linn c

reussdens in north liby -- residences in north lib arety will have a few -- liberty will have a new way town. it cause cost a dollar for ride but only have to pay $0.50 use cancheck out website -- you can check our web sites for information on the routes. >> jones county the public cont new shelter will make pets and finding homes much easier n this is a vision and goal of mine for ten years now, and it is fills my heart with you have that the day is finally here. we are all looking at each other and saying is it for real and is it here. >> awesome, if you looking for a pet go check it out. 69 degrees and we will come back and take aclook that three if you didn't expect to see an applebee's usda choice top sirloin searing to smoky oak perfection on a new wood-fired grill... ...just wait until you see the price. wood-fired steak with two sides for just $9.99. now for a limited time. applebee's usda choice top sirloin isn't just a top choice cut of meat. for under 10 bucks, it's a top choice for your wallet. now only $9.99 for a limited time. only at applebee's. here are the three stories you

tim kaine new town, pennsylvania. allentown, pennsylvania.l clinton in north carolina and chelsea clinton had three stops in ohio. clinton has a 3 point lead. that has shifted, in part because of independents. and you take a look at the four-way presidential vote preference on independents and that is a shift from 38% to 41% for donald trump. 31% to 28% from our last poll on hillary clinton. let's bring in our national panel. brunell donna shae is the national coalition for donald trump. she joins us from chicago. in washington, mara liasson national political correspondent. "national public radio" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. thank you all for being here. mara, first to you, do you see this shifting? do we see a traditional tightening or do you think this is roughly where it has been? >> i think it's roughly where it has been. there might be some tightening of the polls. i do think that this race has been remarkably stable with hillary clinton having a lead and sometimes it gets bigger, but donald trump has yet to kind of re

tim kaine new town, pennsylvania. allentown, pennsylvania. north carolina and chelsea clinton had three stops in ohio. clinton has a 3 point lead. that has shifted, in part because of independents. and you take a look at the four-way presidential vote preference on independents and that is a shift from 38% to 41% for donald trump. 31% to 28% from our last poll on hillary clinton. let's bring in our national panel. brunell donna shae is the national coalition for donald trump. she joins us from chicago. in washington, mara liasson national political correspondent. "national public radio" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. thank you all for being here. mara, first to you, do you see this shifting? do we see a traditional tightening or do you think this is roughly where it has been? >> i think it's roughly where it has been. there might be some tightening of the polls. i do think that this race has been remarkably stable with hillary clinton having a lead and sometimes it gets bigger, but donald trump has yet to kind of reverse the dy

tim kaine's first event in new town buck's county comes less than a week after donald trump was there. nbc 10's lauren mink was there. >> less than two weeks away from the election. what was kaine's message? >> reporter: his message was not to take anything for granted. he knows those polls can make the supporters feel confident. there are still two weeks to go. pennsylvania is an important state which is why he was back here again today just days after his last visit here. i spoke with some young voters here on campus today and found out the campaigns still have time to close the deal. on the campus of bucks county community college, some young voters are still studying. >> have you made up your mind? >> not yet. still looking at both sides. >> reporter: with less than two weeks to go, business student kevin isn't happy with his choices. >> what do you think either side could say to sway you? >> definitely i'm big on the women thing because i had a nana that passed away. probably going to sway towards hillary based on what trump has said about women previously. >> what bothered you?

hasn't done as many town halls as chris christie or time in john mccain when he lived in new hampshire where town hall is part of the political dna. but the fact is they want him to be in intimate setting just like sunday night, chosen the place where chris christie had his first town hall when he announced for president in 2016 and chris christie is involved in trying to get donald trump ready stylistically for the idea of being questioned by undecided voters. even how you sit, stand, approach them, what you say when you approach them. the things that are obviously quite different from the traditional debate without the town hall. that's about as far i'm told as their getting in terms of getting trump to change up way he's preparing for the debate as opposed to the first debate. >> so you're hearing they're not doing other kinds of prep, mock debates or -- >> correct. >> study sessions, anything like that? >> study sessions, yes. told the groups are a bit smaller. first debate was a big conference table with at times upwards of 20 people and unruly at times, not focused. smaller sessi

. >>> and people in one new jersey town will -- their most buzzed about issue of the decade. that's all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00. 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. >> today philadelphia started enrollment for its free pre-k program. but could a lawsuit stop the new initiative. all the controversy surrounding the soda tax. >> it's how the city plans to pay for that free preschool. >> reporter: the free pre-k is what got the soda tax passed in the first place and the mayor says that a lawsuit will not stop that. in january, the soda tax will help pay for ten more prekinder gartners to attend the jubilee school. >> i think c

bucks county community college set for 11:00 o'clock today, motorcade madness for the gang in new town impacting traffic on i-95 ape route 413. market perhaps forward ape broad street subway is using shuttle buses until 5:00 o'clock this morning. amtrak has suspended service all along the south east coast so a new contact amtrak, for all of the information, this morning. karen, back over to you. >>> more local news right now search is on for three men wanted in connection with the shooting that happened in fair hill, police say there were three gunman who shot a 37 year-old man in the head, and also the chef, this is about 7:30 last night. medics pronounced him dead at the scene. shot at 2300 block of north reese street. so far, no arrests. >>> in south jersey concern is growing in one cumberland county city over a lot of recent violence in that area. there has been a whole string of shootings including one right by the school in the middle of the day. parents are pleading for help because they are worried about their kids. our shawnette wilson spoke with parents who are pleading for h

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