i want to show you something and highlight northeastern pennsylvania. not what we cover, but i want to show you. this is a sign we have some pinks, any time we start to see pinks and blues, that means we may see some snow flurries and a wintry mix that means the colder air is sliding closer and closer. >> i wish could you see that. 35 for an overnight low, 37 for coatesville. 38 for trenton and mount holly and vineland, expected overnight low, 37 degrees, we have a chilly night ahead and the winds will start to diminish. however it's going to still be a pretty cold night. so be sure you bundle up. although conditions are pretty much dry right now. >>> the rain moved out, but the cold is here for a little bit. that's nbc 10 news for now, for erica, john and all of us here, i'm denise nakano, we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. for news and weather updates any time, head to nbc10.com. >>> on this saturday night. 17 days as the candidates hit key battle ground states. donald trump vows to sue his accusers. another one comes forward with a claim of se

up in the water gap poconos northeastern pennsylvania going to be beautiful the leaves starting to turn over and we're getting to peek in some areas in extreme northeastern pennsylvania and we'll have nice conditions as far as sky cover tomorrow. we'll talk about how high those temperatures will warm tomorrow in a little bit. >> lauren see you soon. >>> philadelphia's night the light walk to benefit the leukemia and lymphoma society took place this evening. 6,000 participants joined together at the philadelphia art museum carrying lum 98ed lanterns to shine a light on blood cancer and also help to end the disease. white lanterns were carried by survivors, red for supporters, gold in memory of loved ones. >>> also a huge whiffle ball tournament to help a little boy. line drive for luke, it's a place -- it took place today to benefit luke theodosis a 12-year-old battling leukemia. he received a bone marrow transplant from his brother in late august. 56 teams in total at black rock park in ridley he to raise money for luke and his family. >> this is a great community to live in and work in

. >>> fast forwarding today, vice president joe biden will accept an award from the northeastern pennsylvania integrated network cancer program in honor of his son who died last year from brain cancer. the vice president is receiving the first bo biden award on the administration's cancer moonshot task force. >> if you are outside the next meter meteor. >>> in music, to him cruz is back on jack reacher and madeia is back and there is quigi origin of evil. >> just in time tore halloween. >>> a huge deal, what you are looking for too later today this weekend pay cost you more. it's not for me. we raise those details and talk going to be more expensive now? >> reporter: it all comes down to production him i will talk you through that in a moment. first up, big tobacco continues to consolidate. we seen british american tobacco under $47 billion stock deal. now this offer constitutes about 58% of the remaining stock and comes at a 28% premium. this may be a case of where fire. now down to some of the mobile ties in the industry. more phones are overheating. we're not talking samsung. in fact, we'r

central new york state and northeastern pennsylvania, and you can see around here, nothing more than a couple showers, flirting with the cape and that's it this morning, so it is a dry start for you, but as this system comes in, we're going to hang onto that air. especially in the higher elevations so parts of western massachusetts, one to three inches of slushy wet snow and as you get north into parts of northern new england, especially the mountains of maine, going to be a sizable snowstorm for them, up to 12 inches of snow, so the ski areas are loving this, and the high pressure is going to slow everything down, though, so takes a while for this to get in kick up the winds, and first thing tomorrow, around sunrise, there could be some wind gusts, 40 to 50 miles per hour along the coastline so the wind advisory is up. let me step you through the time line, this morning, nothing more than a patchy shower, and otherwise thickening clouds, here's the snow, and as this shifts eastward, it's going to warm up. so it does change to rain, i do want to let you know, though, if you are in th

all of this we have got showers on the move as well, a few thunderstorms pushing through northeastern pennsylvania, scranton is getting a pretty good thunderstorm right now. as you move farther to the west, this is what we would love to see. unfortunately we are going to be clouds, and again the big heat for today and tomorrow is still looking pretty warm today. so here's your look at this afternoon, 93 for lake havasu city, about 76 up at window rock, page at 73, and again upper 90s for the valley here tonight. we fall into the mid-40s in flagstaff and about 68 down in tuscon. here's the rest of that forecast as we move through the weekend. well, sunday, just to spite me, it looks like it may dip into the upper0s you we'd see about 90. anyway --. >> that's fine though. that's good. >> 80s all next week, all the way through. do you guys have more show left? i'll stick around. >>> cubs and indians are now tied at one game apiece and getting ready for game 3. ripped a double to put the cubs up 1-0. and arietta, throwing some heat out there, striking out six in five and 2/3 innings of work. >> look a

. >>> fast forwarding today, vice president joe biden will accept an award from the northeastern pennsylvania integrated network cancer program in honor of his son who died last year from brain cancer. the vice president is receiving the first beau biden award in recognition of his leadership on the administration's cancer moonshot task force. the orion meteor shower. it's formed from debris of halley's comet. >> and in theaters this weekend, tom cruise reprises his role as jack reacher in never go back. tyler perry is back in drag as madia, and if you want something scarier, there is something out there for you. it's called weegie, organ of evil. >> a huge tobacco deal was announced and that glass o may be costing you more. landon dowdy has the details. this is awful news, especially when it comes to more expensive cork popping. >> amen, sister. happy friday to you. i do not want to pay extra for the glass of wine. let's talk about the big deal on the table. a major merger deal could be on the table. british american tobacco is offering to buy reynolds american for $47 billion. it would brin

county but won enough votes she was able to offset by winning in the suburbs and winning in northeastern pennsylvania at and out in western pennsylvania and was in to offset the giant margin senator obama had by winning in some other places but i think that is good to be a difficultlt trum mathematics equation this here because i think that those suburban counties are kind of shout outs to him not to say havee o are not voters there tht support him but i think you'll have a hard time turning out those independent-minded voters. >> host: is it different when you are looking at the margins coming in around the state? >> guest: it is win big in philadelphia, when the suburbs, you have to win in the suburbs and when allegheny county to the south west and when in northeastern pennsylvania which is stranded and in lehigh valley. if you can put together a coalition of wins in thosebably areas, then you probably have enough of a margin to offset the fact you will probably lose the whole rest of the state. harrisburg goes as well but when you look at the map you will be shocked at the fact is the population c

in northeastern pennsylvania, homes were completely washed away in sullivan county much the good news mazing no reports of any serious injuries. >>> and on your radar tonight some showers across the region as we take live look at the philadelphia international airport. a big drop in the temperature starting to materialize. meteorologist scott williams here with your first forecast at 11. scott. >> hi there, dawn. get ready for wardrobe change as we move toward the upcoming weekend. temperatures today made it up to 80 degrees, but by tomorrow, many locations stuck in the 50s. it's 60 right now in philadelphia. we have 40s in the poconos. mid 50s pottstown, allentown and lancaster as they front continues to kind of push through the area. but off to the west, it's only upper fours in pittsburgh. 45 degrees right now in buffalo. so here's the front as we look at ultimate doppler. once again, we have couple of those scattered hit and miss showers out there across the area. some activity moving out of delaware into parts of south jersey. also once you move north and west across the area. bu

snow may impact extreme portions of northeastern pennsylvania and into new york. the pocono mountains, scranton to the north might see a little bit of snow. wintry mix just to the south, staying dry in allentown overnight. the rain not really moving in until afternoon. this is just 12:30 in the afternoon. see the rain in the pocono mountains, still dry in allentown, trenton in philadelphia. but that's going to change later in the day. the rain moves through the lehigh valley, the suburbs and into philadelphia. parts of south jersey at 5:30 tomorrow afternoon we'll be getting rain and then the rest of the area will see the rain as we go into tomorrow evening. it looks like a rainy evening tomorrow. but for today, deal with the cold. and, well, rain over the weekend, too. the cold eases. saturday looks like it will be the best day. 70 degrees in philadelphia. 72 for delaware. and afternoon temperatures in the upper 60s and new jersey, a nice warmup on saturday. but rain moving in on sunday, that drops the temperatures. good chance we'll see showers in the morning. m

it will be cold enough to the north and the east through parts of northeastern pennsylvania, the poconosee a wintry mix but that mix will stay north for now and we will just see a few showers in the morning but the main threat will be rain in the afternoon and tomorrow night. freezing rain advisory for the poconos. that's for tomorrow morning. and i do think we'll pick up about a tenth of an inch of icing so if your heading up this way, please be aware that there will be icy conditions into the midday period. so overnight, 39 in the city. 35 in the suburbs. the clouds increase. cold again. another cold start to the day by the afternoon 58 degrees as the winds become southeasterly, so it will be warping up a little bit and we'll have afternoon and evening rain. ups and downs in the forecast that chilly air over us right now but there will be arrange change a surge of some warmth as we get back into the 60s and even touch 70 in the seven day forecast. so here you go. your seven day forecast, from the weather authority, friday looking good. a cold wind though i can't advice you enough about

donald trump brought his message to northeastern pennsylvania last night lashing out at republican officials who have been abandoning him. house speaker paul ryan is the latest to do so. a recording of trump's lewd comments from 2005, however, did nothing to quiet supporters in wilkes-barre. they cheered as trump pulled a little boy from the crowd who was dressed as the nominee. >> you want to go back to them or do you want to stay with donald trump? >> trump. [cheers and applause] >> earlier in the day trump threatened to continue attacks on both hillary clinton and her husband if any more videotapes surfaced from his past. >>> hillary clinton drew a record crowd for her campaign during a rally at ohio state university last night. the democrat went after trump saying the gop nominee spent the night attacking her when he really should have been apologizing for his hot mic comments. a wall street journal nbc poll taken right before sunday's debate has clinton with a double digit 46 to 35 lead over trump nationally. >>> wikileaks released more e-mails from clinton campaign chairman john podest

new england and we have a possibility high activity and you could catch northern lition in northeastern pennsylvania. look for that you're still awake. over the next couple hours we could see them possibly at the horizon. pretty sight and sky conditions are perfect. if you head out and take a peek you'll need that jacket in the poconos. temperatures down to low 40s. low 50s in lehigh valley and still happening upper 50s in philadelphia and drier air is continuing to spill in from northwest to southeast. dew points already down into the 30s. so that crisp air taking over in the lehigh valley and up towards poconos. berks koumentsy as well and riding in on the north to northwesterly flow. we did have a cold front come through earlier in the day and generated clouds and showers activity and now clear skies will proceed as we head into the overnight period.. and with drier air and cooler air comes cooler temperatures. we wake up tomorrow morning or actually should be tomorrow morning but we're past midnight so this temperature or day turned over. 38 as we wake up in poconos and 37 allentown and along th

. >> well, the creepy clown craze is no laughing matter for a northeastern pennsylvania woman. >> youw, so jo-jo the clown hasn't had a gig in months, and to make matters worse, her clown car was stolen, kinds of obvious in scranton, police tracked it down quickly. but a token of her 35 years as a clown was gone. jo-jo's monkey puppet named jingles, was hit with a kit. >> not here any more. of all the things to take, you know? >> i don't know what was going on in the background, jo-jo has search is the roads, she is hoping someone spots the puppet jingles, and returns him. >> who would do something like that? >> unbelievable. >> all right, well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we'll show you nintendo newest gaming system. >> plus, camera company getting into the smart phone business. jan, good morning. >> joe, likely the last time donald trump and hillary clinton will share the stage before the election, coming up: how awkward the charity dinner new york city got last night, and some of the lighter months. >> just around the corner, the weekend. we've got your we

southwestern pennsylvania, the area i just mentioned. he does very well in the northeastern part of our state once anthracite coal dominated the economy. a fairly large proportion of the pennsylvania electorate, about 40% of the electorate overall in our country. , in six of the key southwestern counties, each one of them has a democratic but a registration -- but a registration -- voter registration. these are the so-called reagan democrats. we still use that terminology. solid group of's supporters. the rust belt, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan and wisconsin. -- there are not as many of them in pennsylvania as there are in the southeastern part of our state where hillary clinton is doing better. host: the phone lines in this segment, we want pennsylvania residents to call in. 202-748-8000 is that number. all others, 202-748-8001. if you want to talk to terry madonna. you mentioned the voter registration numbers. the deadline has now passed in pennsylvania. what do we know about those shifting numbers and where they ended up? guest: there is not any doubt that the republicans

our west, good slug of rain, snow right now across parts of central new york state into northeastern pennsylvania. there will be snow with this as it comes into the berkshires and the mountains of northern new england you can see snow, about one to 3 inches in western massachusetts. storm will bring wind overnight. there's a wind advisory for that region. clouds thicken and along the coast maybe drizzle. here comes the area of snow into the berkshires at lunchtime. raining here by late afternoon into the evening hours. could be flakes in the worcester hills. look at the yellows and oranges. these are downpours, even a rumble of thunder. it gets out of here tomorrow morning. big puddles commute. looks like rainfall around an inch from this system. it's very windy, especially in the morning. saturday looks like the pick day of the weekend with maybe just some building clouds. as we head toward halloween on monday, it does look like we have a dry day with sunshine. so trick-or-treat time temperatures near 50, dropping to the 40s as the kids are out. but it looks dry on monday with a warming trend. w

civil servants are connectedded to having links to a muslim cleric living in northeastern pennsylvania. >>> eagles take on dallas, when it comes to rivalries, it doesn't get better than that. e-a-g-l-e-s. eagles nation gave the birds a big welcome when they arrived in the big d. we'll hear more from the birds coming up in sports. >> it will be an exiting game, everyone will be watching. >> we have an exiting story as an american astronaut ends her four months in space, researchers have the new finding on the impact of space on humans. >>> safety experts put vehicle headlights to the test and the resulting report card is not very good. >>> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. a 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. 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. three crew members

ought to do is campaign in philadelphia, campaign in eastern and western and central and northeastern pennsylvaniahe state. and then accept results. unfortunately, he can't commit to that, to accept results of the election. no candidate in history has gotten anywhere close to the line with that rhetoric. once again, donald trump crossed a line that i think a lot of people are looking at now with bewilderment and also outrage. because he's running for president of the united states. >> senator casey of pennsylvania, that's a key state donald trump is hoping to win that state. hillary clinton is trying to win as well. we'll watch pennsylvania very closely. thanks for joining us. coming up, we've got breaking news coming out of iraq. woah! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. you're not a fire

he does very well in southwestern pennsylvania, the area i just mentioned. he does very well in the northeasternt of our state once anthracite coal dominated the economy. a fairly large proportion of the pennsylvania electorate, about 40% of the electorate overall in our country. , in six of the key southwestern counties, each one of them has a democratic but a registration -- but a registration -- voter registration. these are the so-called reagan democrats. we still use that terminology. solid group of's supporters. the rust belt, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan and wisconsin. -- there are not as many of them in pennsylvania as there are in the southeastern part of our state where hillary clinton is doing better. host: the phone lines in this segment, we want pennsylvania residents to call in. 202-748-8000 is that number. all others, 202-748-8001. if you want to talk to terry madonna. you mentioned the voter registration numbers. the deadline has now passed in pennsylvania. what do we know about those shifting numbers and where they ended up? guest: there is not any doubt that the republicans ben

new england and we have a possibility high activity and you could catch northern lition in northeastern pennsylvaniaor that you're still awake. over the next couple hours we could see them possibly at the horizon. pretty sight and sky conditions are perfect. if you head out and take a peek you'll need that jacket in the poconos. temperatures down to low 40s. low 50s in lehigh valley and still happening upper 50s in philadelphia and drier air is continuing to spill in from northwest to southeast. dew points already down into the 30s. so that crisp air taking over in the lehigh valley and up towards poconos. berks koumentsy as well and riding in on the north to northwesterly flow. we did have a cold front come through earlier in the day and generated clouds and showers activity and now clear skies will proceed as we head into the overnight period.. and with drier air and cooler air comes cooler temperatures. we wake up tomorrow morning or actually should be tomorrow morning but we're past midnight so this temperature or day turned over. 38 as we wake up in poconos and 37 allentown and along the i 94 c

we will have a wintery situation in northeastern pennsylvania, but the rain for us doesn't roll in, and the reason it is only rain is because it is a warmfront, until maybe 4:00, 5:00. call it afternoon and evening rain. it rains through about midnight, 1:00, then by the time we're on the air with the fox 29 morning news tomorrow, or friday morning, it won't be raining any more. friday should be dry day. since warmfront, slightly milder day. >> that's a look at the prepare zip takes future. high down to 69 degrees. days are starting to get so much shorter. seeing the average get lowered. after 86 degrees, last wednesday, 56 degrees on saturday, we were back at 56 degrees for high temperature yesterday. maybe even chillier today in the low to mid 50's, 59 degrees, tomorrow, with that rain, late in the day, mostly cloudy skies, on friday. but it looks like a pleasant day. and how does the weekend start off? well, not bad. little bit of warm up maybe into the upper 60s by sunday, still dry for trick-or-treating on monday night. bob kelly? >> there you go. i grabbed few snickers, not snicke

that system will produce snow, light snow, far to the northeast, extreme northeastern pennsylvania. to the south, we might see a light wintry mix in the scranton area. any rail will hold off for allentown until after noon. it's changing to rain in the pocono mountains. for philadelphia, late afternoon and evening rainfall is likely at 6:30 in the evening, steady rain in allentown and the suburbs tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow evening, that rain swings through the rest of the area. and there's a chance we'll get some wet weather over the weekend. not saturday. that looks beautiful. 60s to low 70s but showers come through on sunday. that will drop temperatures on sunday. a cold start this morning and a chilly afternoon, 54 degrees. clouds come in tonight, rain later tomorrow. wouldn't be as cold tomorrow morning because of the clouds coming in tonight. by friday, sunshine is back. if that's too chilly, showers come through on sunday. most likely in the morning, probably done by afternoon. that will clear the way for a nice sunny day on monday and a warmer day on tuesday. tuesday, wednes

take a quick look at storm scan three and you can see showers rotating through northeastern, pennsylvania and north jersey, as a back door cold front begins to approach the region. we have a few showers pumping up just to our north and west over berks county right around reading area, seeing a couple showers there. it is in kutztown, main street and hamburg and we will see these showers continue to rotate throughout our area as we head through overnight hours and into tomorrow. with the sun out right now it has warmed up, 73 in philadelphia. seventy-five in wilmington. cooler to the north at 68 and allentown if you just a couple scattered sprinkles here and there overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow. tomorrow another cloudy, gray day. then our attention shifts to hurricane matthew. matthew has started its northerly jog, very powerful, category four hurricane and latest guidance brings it closer to the east coast, coming up when i join you inside we will have the latest track on matthew and scenarios as far as impacts for our area for now back inside to you. >> kate, thank you. >>

at least in my neck of the woods in northeastern pennsylvania and not for hillary clinton.at else came in? i can only imagine how far ahead in the polls democrats would be with such a likeable guy like joe biden. yeah, more of the same. give me another one. great coal cracker interview. i'm from wilkes-barre. no coal crackers describe those who come from the coal regions of pennsylvania like my family and like his family. it has nothing to do with white crackers. one more tweet if we have time. put it up there. you are a turncoat. maybe you had a nightmare last night that turned you into spicer's assistance in whining i think that's supposed to be. in the first section of the program you heard the vice president of the united states make the case for hillary clinton and in the second case you saw the chief strategist for donald trump and the rnc do likewise for their party. if you watched the whole show, it sort of all comes out in the wash and we end up somewhere in the middle, which is where i think we all need to be. i will see you back here next saturday, which will be

in fact, all snow across portions of the new york through-way down into northeastern pennsylvania. pocono, cat skills, adirondacks and even the highest rain of western new england picking up snow throughout the day. for the most part it's dry at least until noontime, 1:00 p.m. work the exception, maybe one or two of these ocean-effect rain showers close to the coastline. portions of western connecticut, northern connecticut and into western massachusetts. the easterly wind eventually course out cold air where i expect from worcester points east, this would be mostly rain, although even in worcester county, in the worcester hills, briefly seeing some snow mixed in with that poor transitioning over. although in worcester county, not expecting much in the way of any accumulation certainly on the roads. that won't be the case. maybe something minor, perhaps on the cold surfaces. then it comes from all of us to display the rain tonight and heavy rain at times. in its wake there is drier their will work on in beginning friday afternoon into friday night and into saturday itself. although

there's no early voting in new hampshire, pennsylvania or the northeastern states.t and see. i do wonder about something that was said earlier at the table. does this decrease turnout for democrats or make sure that they turn out because they're worried that she could actually lose because they were getting too cocky a couple weeks ago talking about transition? now they thought they didn't have to come out to vote. are they motivated to come out? >> that's what robby mook was saying. now eric, when you look at these numbers, you see not only is it the case that i don't think the polls show much movement, but you still have president obama, michelle obama, elizabeth war rent warren and jay-z is giving -- sg >> you know what they say? once you lose down schoen -- >> i think that was significant. he is very widely respected. >> i think if you look over the last couple -- the momentum -- i said from the beginning, the polls -- i don't like them. you can play around with the plus nine, plus -- you can play those games. they are -- if you look at the battleground states,

find the items anywhere else near to us from pennsylvania, indiana, columbus, cincinnati, eerie, pittsburgh, and the whole entire cleveland and northeastern ohio area. and the artists are wonderful for us because if there's a customer who sees something but they way, say, a uncle sam in a different size or a santa claus in different colors to match their room, the artists will be wonderful in accommodating and make the one-of-a-kind for our customers. in russell township, and as a result of that, we have a wonderful front yard, side yard, and courtyard to work with, so we have our wonderful steel garden stakes and animals. we do seasonal, nonseasonal. as you will see, we have our large moose and deer and horse, and then we do the dogs and the cats, and we've got our turtles, we've got cats, and then santa clauses, snowmen, gingerbread men. you get something american-made. you know where it's coming from. you know the artist; you talk to them on the phone. and you have the quality that you don't have from the imports. but i think it's very very important in today's world to be able to know where it's made, who the artist is, and to be able

he does very well in southwestern pennsylvania, the area i just mentioned. he does very well in the northeasternnce anthracite coal dominated the economy. a fairly large proportion of the pennsylvania electorate, about 40% of the electorate overall in our country. , in six of the key southwestern counties, each one of them has a democratic but a registration -- but a registration -- voter registration. these are the so-called reagan democrats. we still use that terminology. solid group of's supporters. the rust belt, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan and wisconsin

most of it happened in new york and pennsylvania, starting to watch a few showers breaking out eastern massachusetts then that maine ribbon of connecticut, northeastern massachusetts, western main. let's see how warm it is out there, summary morning even though it is dank and deerry dreary, very moist. milton, 62, marion, 66 degrees. isn't going to come through here fast. here is where the chillier air is coming from. we have a lull here not much rain falling now but another batch of showers will pivot on through here and going to come through late this morning early this afternoon scattered local downpours not lasting very long. isolated thunderer and lightning, turning windier later today, much of tomorrow, start with clouds turn mostly sunny high up to 55. more on weather in a few minute way across the state this morning torential downpours flooding out streets in cambridge turning roads into rushing rivers, take a look at this video from lowell you can see how fast this water was rushing down the roads even coming up out of storm drains. this was the scene in boston drivers were warned to stay off the streets as heavy rain moved into the city. wo

northeastern moderate populist stance on issues. it's time that party leadership caught the wave. reince priebus knows, he gets it. host: that is tamara, from keller 40 donald trump yesterday in pennsylvaniaalking about hillary clinton's charges that you heard earlier, bringing up bill clinton. here's donald trump from yesterday. [video clip] donald trump: if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we will continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. there are so many of them. you saw yesterday, we brought four wonderful woman to st. louis. [applause] donald trump: it was very beautiful and very sad. really, they have been trying to get their feelings out for so long and the media wouldn't take us. one thing with me, the media takes it with whatever. they were able to get what they wanted to get out. to quote juanita broderick hillary clinton threatened me after bill clinton raped me. she has been struggling to get the media to pay attention to her for many, many years. so last night, i decided we would expose the hypocrisy of the clintons and the media. and our politicians to the entire world. as i outlined last night, bill clinton was