the taxes did not go down in westchester county. you have the highest taxed county in the state, the highest in the united states of america. taxes went up 8% for homeowners. you say that was the towns and the villages. it is a shell game. property taxes are killing this state. . reduced the state taxes property taxes are killing the date. 400 government in westchester. a county executive should have called them together and find a way to save money. will nowndidates deliver closing statements. each candidate will have one minute. we will begin with mr. cuomo. >> thank you very much. there is no doubt that this state has suffered for many decades, especially in upstate new york. we saw young people leaving. we saw jobs leaving. upstate new york was abandoned a albany because there it was down statement taliban that took over and upstate new york did not get the attention they deserve. we have diverse to that. that is what the buffalo billion is all about. when my opponent says he will stop it, that is over my dead idea. that would h

. >> october means one thing for the westchester football team. a pink game to show support for breast cancer awareness. >> look forward to the game because it's a lot of fun and we have fun with all the different pink stuff that everyone buys. >> i love wearing pink in the game to show support. >> before the guys suited up for the friday night football game, they had more mission they wanted to accomplish. that was to show their true colors. pa pa wi >> the unofficial dress code was to show their pink shirts that they have been selling for the senior project. >> i was excited. >> they teamed up with a local nonprofit organization start bide breast cancer survivor kathy gabrielson. >> i came home from the hospital and i was having a hard time playing with my kids. not being an active mom. >> color my kids is for parents that are going under treatment for any type of cancer. it's for their kids. so that the kids have successtivities. >> the students designed the shirts to sell as many as possible. >> i would say we have 100, but we have gotten over

by many latino leaders and black leaders throughout westchester county. i never would've got their support if we were racist. in fact, this lawsuit he is referring to was by the democratic administration before i got there but, in fact, his chief of staff now was the deputy county executive in who called it a garbage lawsuit, and he was right. this is all about the federal government overreaching, coming into westchester and coming into your community next. they are using this guys and trying to go after zoning and equating it with racism and segregation with offer no proof. i will defend my community and every community in new york from the federal government trying to put apartment buildings in any neighborhood that they choose. he says that he lives in which is what the clintons live is racist and segregated and discriminatory. i don't think that's right. >> mr. hawkins, i hope we can stick to the topic of this question. new york is in the process of setting up a limited medical marijuana program. how long do you think it will be before marijuana is co

west beats westchester east, 2-7. coatesville and westchester, forces a fumble and they scoop it up. coatesville with the victory, 21-3. >> reporter: the high school blitz play of the week is brought to you by toyota, let's go places. >> westchester going for it all against unionville. evan wilcox to mcknight, ann 82-yard catch, a thing of beauty. ruston wins it 41-20. let's go to the public league. simon with the pass to amir lewis. look at him fight for extra yards. number 24 going his thing as brad shuts out central, 33-zip. george washington terry hall takes the pitch here and just gets it to the end zone. lincoln a goose egg, 32-0. cavalry christian has a battle plan. they throw it to victor pedresa and stretches for the touchdown. cavalry christian wins 17-14. be sure to join us tomorrow night for a half hour of high school and feature stories. don't miss the high school blitz saturday at 7:00. still to come, the sixers help support their rookie center after the death of his younger brother. and victor cruz saw

allentown coming in at 73, 68 pottstown, 67 in westchester. south jersey and delaware, temperatures comfortable. the upper 60s, closer to the shore at 66 degrees in atlantic city. and stone harbor. as we go into tonight, these temperatures won't be as chilly as maybe it was a couple mornings ago. the clouds will keep us a little bit milder and locally we still do have the clouds around. as you wake up you'll notice the rain. the closest rain is moving into western p.a. this is mainly on the lighter side. as we go overnight, we could have a few pockets of heavy rain. it's a big weather system. it's a cold front. once that cold front leaves the area, we'll get the cooler temperatures behind it. ahead of the rain, temperatures in the 80s, not too far to our south in north carolina. as we go to the west, this is the air in place behind the cold front and that's the air that will move in as we go, especially into sunday morning. future weather, we do stay dry tonight. the clouds and the rain move in late overnight tonight. the cold front swings thr

many latino and black leaders throughout westchester county. thatld never have gotten enforcement if we were racist. in fact, this lawsuit he's to was by the democratic administration before i got there, in fact his chief staff now was the deputy county executive then who called it a dpash age lawsuit and he right. this is all about the federal government overreaching, coming west cherser and coming into your community next, and they're using this guise and near trying zoning and equating it with racism and segregation whatsoever.proof so i will defend every community in new york from federal government trying to put apartment building police any neighbor that they choose. he says the town he lives in, is where the clintons live, is racist and seeing regreated and -- don't think that's right. >> thank you. a question for mr. hawkins. we can stick to the topic of this question. new york is in the process of up a limited medical marijuana program. will be do you think it perform marijuana is completely legal in new york? and should it be? >> 60 s

if you're heading out in edgemont, it's at the intersection of westchester pike route 3. use caution at that intersection. 76, a live near montgomery drive. both directions are quiet, clear. no accidents to report on the majors like 76. 95 is even quiet. southbound as drivers make their way to girard avenue and center city. >>> 4:22. the danger of breathing dirty air. the new connection to autism. >>> drug life laced candy. what local officials fear could show up in your child's trick or treat bag. >>> it's a big day around city hall. officials will dedicate the albert greenfield lawn. it will be open to the public. 7,000 project. it begins at 11:00 this morning. insure this local organization rehabbed seven homes in one day this philly. students and corporate volunteer says repaired the homes of several low income families. that happened yesterday on north marshall yesterday. it's part of the organization's block build strategy. >>> new research suggests there could be a link between air pollution and autism. scientists surveyed more than two dozen families with children

westchester had its hands full with coatesville. coatesville wins it 34-14. westchester handing the ball to trey green and trey is in for six. henderson wins at 41-14. shaun range, finds paydirt from 15 yards away. jameer brooks says no to the run, it's frankfurt gets the 18-8 win. penn charter celebrating his 325th birthday. roxborough trying to get the ball downfield, eduardo sanch sanchez's pass is kicked around. they win 20-6. be sure to join us tomorrow night for a half hour of high lights and feature stories. >>> more sports on the way, the eagles get set for their date with the cardinals on sunday. >>> and the injury bug has bitten the flyers once again. revealed through the work of its scholars and graduates. it has inspired strength and purpose. an enduring symbol of passion and excellence that is not static, but moves among us. a feeling...a shared experience, a reminder that we are connected for life. we are penn state, making our mark on the world. >>> leaving the flyers core paper thin. top prospect will make his flyers debut against the red wing

. >> one accident in westchester pike and providence area.the majors around philadelphia looking pretty good. 55 on the blue. 55 on 76. and 55 is the average speed on pennsylvania turnpike. roosevelt boulevard things are quiet near fox street. and heading into center city, vine street expressway, east side as drivers make their way way out and entire length of the vine is clear. >>> preparing for a possible accept success shutdown. >>> the move this weekend meaning buses and subways won't be working next week. >>> how this tiffany bracelet landed a local judge in handcuffs. >>> a new ebola case is confirmed. ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he cut funding for child abuse prevention. in congress, only trivedi will do what's right for you. i'm manan trive

they are opening a second location in westchester. is expected to break ground sometime next year. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, it's still cloudy and chilly outside but not everyone has seen the rain just yet. if you have, it makes it feel colder. tonight we'll continue to have the rain moving in. this will last through the overnight hours and even starting off tomorrow. so starting with your weekend, we will be seeing rain around, some of it could be locally heavy with embedded heavier showers. either way, both saturday and sunday they stay cool both days in about the mid-to-low 60s. we have areas north and west that have not gotten out of the 50s today. 55 degrees in pottstown and westchester. 58 allentown, 57 reading. still 60 degrees in philadelphia and also bensalem. for south jersey and delaware, temperatures here are still in about the mid to upper 50s and they'll only drop off from here. here's a live look out, center city from the adventure aquarium. we still have the ove

and the rain will not be an all-day one for westchester, chester and glassboro. the wind will be with us, keeping temperatures in the 50s. there's warmer weather ahead and timed perfectly for the weekend. the seven-day when i come back. >> look at that, bill trying to redeem himself had for keeping things good for the weekend. >> first, we got to get you to work on this thursday morning. jillian mele has a look at the roads. >> good morning, guys. this is 95 at girard. this is southbound, as drivers make their way into center city philadelphia, you can see the roads are a little damp right now but not saturated as we've seen in parts of delaware and new jersey. checking drive time, oaks and 202, a seven-minute trip. the blue route is looking good. no delays or accidents 18 minutes on the blue route between 76 and 95. and a few minutes along a look at the lehigh valley. tracy. >>> businesses and cities in delaware are already stockpiling extra road salt as, you'll remember, some of those supplies ran dry during last year's snowy winter. up to 1 million tons toed m

temperatures right now 59 in philadelphia, 53 in allentown, 55 degrees right now if westchester, evenin trenton. close tore the shore we're more like the low 60s. but interior sections of new jersey in the mid 50s. as we go through your day today we'll be pretty nice. by 8:00 a.m., around 60 degrees, still by noon, 67 degrees and it will be breezy too. and by 4:00 p.m. this afternoon we'll be in the mid to upper 60s across the airplane ya with windy conditions. locally we're dry. we have some clouds around but any rain is still back off to our west. and it's really dying off as it gets here. one shower around harrisburg. some areas north and west of the lehigh valley may see a couple of brief sprinkles pass through and that will mainly be because of a cold front. colder air to the north and west moving into the great lakes behind the cold front and we'll get that starting tonight and sbo tomorrow and especially as we go into tomorrow night. here's a look at future weather. so we stay dry for today. areas north and west could see a sprinkle briefly. even through the overnight air r hou

westchester, henderson. handing the rock to tray green. trey is good for six.enderson wins it, 41-14. northeast running here with shawn, 15 yards away. northeast wins it by 30. hailed strong against south philly. brooks says, uh-uh, this run as frankford gets the 18-8 victory. penn charter, melbourne prep spoiled the party as he takes a pass to the barn. melvern prep wins. trying to get the ball downfield to lincoln. sanchez, his pass is knocked around. picked off by isiah thomas. nice name. roxborough gets the win. cue the music. join us tonight for a half hour of highlights and faux chur stories. join us at the "high school blitz" right here on nbc10. i'm donny pommel from comcast sportsnet. >>> this morning we are following developments in the fight against ebola. nbc10's matt delucia is live this morning. >> rosemary, one person in new jersey is under quarantine right now being evaluated at a hospital. what this means for other workers who treats ebola patients. ville that coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> off to a cool start. temperatures namely in the

for now, live in westchester, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> for an inside look at the ebola outbreak and its impact of the nbc news crew, stay tuned for "nbc nightly news" with brian williams beginning at 6:30. >>> tracking rain, nbc 10 first alert weather radar shows showers headed our way. take a live look now at the philadelphia skyline. cloudy, of course. we have another weather change coming our way as well. let's get right to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. i'm guessing we should probably grab our jackets? >> keith, after the rain moves through, grab your jacket. sunday will be much colder. the rain will be here overnight tonight and into early saturday. it's all still back off to our west now. this is the cold front bringing the rain and also bringing the colder temperatures we have for the second part of your weekend. here's a closer look at the area. we're dry but we have more clouds back it our west that will move in. even rain moving into central p.a. this rain moves in late tonight and overnight, we could see areas of heavy rain at times, possibly thunder

west beats westchester ooegs. coachville force as fumble and they recovered.ay 21-3. >> the high school blitz play of the week is brought to you by toyota. let's go places. >> westchester is going for it all against unionville. evan to mike mcnight. that's an 82 yard pitch and catch. rusten wins it 41-20. let's go to public league. simon grant with the pass to lewis. number 24 fighting for extra yards and grant shuts out central 33-0. george washington easterry hall takes the pitch here and knows what to do with it. just gets into the end zone. 32-0. calvary christian has a battle planned for the military academy. he stretches for the grab and goes in for 6. call ravi christian goes for the win 17-14. join us later tonight for a half-hour of highlights and feature stories. don't miss "the high school blitz." catch it tonight at 7:00. revealed through the work of its scholars and graduates. it has inspired strength and purpose. an enduring symbol of passion and excellence that is not static, but moves among us. a feeling...a shared experience, a reminder that w

and route 3 westchester pike in delaware county.some more good news for drivers, it doesn't cost nearly as much to top off the tank these days and experts say it will get even better just in.sñ for the holidays. take a look at what you're paying right now where you live in the philadelphia five-county region. 3.31 for a gallon of gasoline. in new jersey, $3.06. aaa says gas prices have dropped 40 cents a gallon. they are expected to drop another 20 cents a gallon before the end of the year. that means below 3 bucks. the laws of supply and demand and increased driving next spring and summer are expected to push the prices back up. so, just enjoy it while it lasts. >>> it is friday and we're starting to see clouds move into the area after that sunshine yesterday. clouds are blowing into the area. a little bit of a breeze above building level, but not at the surface it's calm at philadelphia international and 55 degrees. very close to the temperature we had yesterday at this time. later this afternoon, they'll finally reach the shore.

. >> you want to see bishopnd westchester henderson? you got it. look at this punt.the hands of henderson's noah richard, straight to the right and straight down the sideline. gone. henderson wins, 21-7. >>> the high school blitz play of the week is brought to you by toyo toyota. let's go places. >> a play of the week comes from the white hall/easton game. barkley going to penn state next year. look at this play. every easton defender had a chance at him. but hey, he has more moves than a u-haul struck. lasalle and archbishop. shermer, eagles offensive pat shermer. james makes the great dobing. bishop trying to pass against lansdale catholic. eddie mcgee tracks him down for the sack. they win it, 36-25. coastville, 2 yard line nape try to run it in but they say, uh-uh, force the fumble and scoops it up. roxborough trying to pass against penn charter. penn charter's patrick mccain takes it away. penn charter wins by 20. going to the air fains frankfurt in the public league. picked off by lee. frankfurt, a touchdown better than central. to delaware now. mt. pleasant an

we'll number the middle to upper 50s for westchester, chester and glassboro with occasional light showers. but they will be moving out. a look at the seven-day forecast and your weekend before i come back. >>> there are a couple accidents to watch out for. we now have a live picture of one of them. jillian mele has that. >> that's right. our photographer dave palmer is out here. this is the accident i've been talking about in wynnwood and remington road that's blocked off. the vehicle involved is up on the flatbed getting ready to be towed away. and you can see debris is being swept upright now. this is that pole that came down not exactly where it's supposed to be. let's take you back to the maps. it should be out of there but in the meantime, morris road is a good option as an alternate. make sure you keep that in mind. pennsylvania turnpike eastbound just past willow grove. we're still dealing with an accident there. it's a different accident but all lanes open. the blue route, around the midcounty tollway. >>> 11 minutes past 5:00. a security scare at the white house. last night, some

upper 40s for pottstown and westchester.h jersey and delaware staying at about the low 50s. mid-50s in stone harbor. q)e across the delaware river. looking at the ben franklin bridge, we still have the overcast skies. no rain, though, just yet. these clouds will hang around overnight. many of them here with us tomorrow, too. the rain starts to move in to start off your weekend. on satellite radar, we locally are dry. we just had the clouds. not too far to the west and northwest, we have snowfall here, which shows you how cold the air mass is, eventually this air mass, not the snow but the cold air from it will make it in. the rain to our west should be staying to our west. it's the rain offshore in the atlantic that you see forming that rain will be moving in as we go into saturday. it will come in with the colder temperatures to our north and west. here's a look at future weather. friday afternoon, today, we are in a dry slot. it will be staying dry for the trick or treaters. the area of moisture offshore is the one we'll b

so it is safe upstate, just not in westchester county. >> mr. hawkins, 60 seconds. >> my position is that we should avoid it. it does pollute the water in the land. we arty know that from what we see in pennsylvania and around the country. 5% of wells are still, according to a study of thousands of wells drilled in pennsylvania lately. his administration wanted a change it. so what is it? and then the study that you referred to is based on obsolete science. the draft state supplemental generic environmental impact statement is six years old and based on the underlying statement that is 22 years old. governor cuomo should take a position before the election to people know where he stands. >> very interesting question. i can tell you that by listening to these guys, i do not know what the truth is. the truth is we have to be sure it is safe. i'm not taking a risk to our groundwater and our environment because it might be safe. i understand the need for jobs and to bring in money and all that, but i think that, governor cuomo, waiting for a report,

in westchester, we cut property taxes but taxes still went up because andrew cuomo failed to do what he said he was going to do and get rid of these mandates from albany. we can be a great state again. plan ont my robasterisk.com. robastorino.com. [speaking spanish] >> i wish this was the first of several debates. i think they had seven in the state of connecticut because we barely discussed the issue. i am falling at 7%, that is a record for a progressive candidate. i'm the only one that wants full employment, who wants a minimum wage that is a living wage, that is for single-payer health care, for full and equitable funding, for full public campaign financing, for progressive tax reform policy that would give tax cuts to 95% while raising 20% more revenues. these policies i think our policies the majority of working-classnd people support. we can win this election. tothis will bring our debate a close. thank you to our candidates and to the league of women voters for helping to nice program. we also thank the candidates. we also thank you for watching and listening. now, it is time

the westchester judge -- the u.s. district judge handed down a ruling saying they can move forward with the civil suit against the sheriff's department and deputies in the death of her ethan. the down syndrome patient died at a movie theater. he had watched a movie with his caregiver and went back and without a ticket because he wanted to see the movie again. theater management called in three off-duty deputies working security. witnesses say they pulled him from his seat, handcuffed him, and took him into a hallway where he fell or was thrown to the floor and they physically restrained him. >> it was a typical saturday night for him to go to the movies, and he died on the floor of the theater. somebody did something. no, grand jury ruled charges will be filed against the deputies or department. but many in frederick county feel the incident raised questions about police handle incidents involving disabled people. >> is at least worth taking a look at. maybe a training procedure needs to be changed or more awareness.

sunny skies and a bit breezy for westchester and glassboro. a look at the seven-day forecast with the timing of the rain when i come back. >>> 6:38, we got a check on mass transit and also an accident in montgomery county, i believe. >> yeah. let's check in with jillian mele for updates. >> i'm going to start on 422 and tell you what's going on there. this is a live look at 422, eastbound side, you see it's crawling along to oaks. right near trooper, we're dealing with an accident on the shoulder but definitely causing a bigger delay than we're used to on 422, drive time from oaks to 202, 10 or 11 minutes right now. this is another accident in new hanover, big road at 273. use caution there. dealing with an accident at horsham, county line road at heath valley road. keep in mind if you're taking the rail lines, most of them looking good with the exception of the paoli thorndale line. >>> improving relations between the police and their communities, what philadelphia's mayor is doing today to capitalize on lessons learned from the unrest in fer

why police say several western pennsylvania college football players brutally beat a westchester manre. >>> new information on the end of a manhunt that stretched on for nearly seven weeks. for 48 days we saw suspected cop killer eric frein like this. a smug picture of an elusive survivalist. this morning we saw a different version battered, bruised and cuffed, paraded in a crush of media and angry residents to face formal charges. we were there for the arraignment. >> eric, are you sorry? >> the pennsylvania police proudly marched him out before a crowd. >> rot in hell. >> and a blank stair from eric frein's face and hiding from the police, a celebrated end. the man accused of ambushing this police barracks and shooting two state troopers, leaving one of them dead spent the last 48 days on the run. the skilled survival ifist allug police until last night when the u.s. marshaled spotted him. >> the team sweeping through the area surprised him as he was outside of the hanger. gave him commands to survendor, he complied with the commands. >> frein's arrest erasing the fears putting com

and temperatures are continuing to drop. 47 in westchester.ot in the 30s in the poconos yet but we expect to drop into the mid-30s tonight. a cold night in atlantic city at 32 degrees. tomorrow morning we're going to stay below average. it's going to be a cold start. keep that in mind. a closer look at the radar, some of the clouds have thinned out. we saw overcast and rainy skies today and a lot of the rainfall associated with that stalled frontal boundary is going to stay to the south of us. we will stay dry tomorrow. high pressure rebuilding but it is going to be a cold night ahead with temperatures dropping to the 40s for philadelphia, the 30s for suburbs to the north and west and in the poconos under a frost advisory from 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. sunday night clouds return. monday at 5:00 we see a chance of showers in your forecast. same on tuesday. we are entering into an unsettled weather pattern but the temperatures will warm above average for the middle part of the workweek. sunday tomorrow from 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. frost advisory for

and look at westchester 60 degrees west town and east of 202 westchester at 60 degrees. phoenixville is at 60 degrees and berwyn 59. a drier one than it was an hour or two ago. isolated showers farther north and west and some scattered showers to our southwest, but it's these storms that are moving in late this evening and into the night that could produce some heavy downpours. but during the day, more and more sunshine and look at the temperatures this afternoon, well into the 70s. storms roll through tonight clear out tomorrow and 74. a nice day on wednesday, but breezy with winds gusting and bringing in cooler air for thursday. thursday morning we'll be in the 40s and just 67 degrees in the afternoon and then sunshine starts to fade on friday with a chance of showers for friday, saturday, sunday and even monday. monday will be a bit warmer, high of 70 degrees. >>> at ten minutes until 7:00, les see see where things are backing up on the roads. >> last time we checked in with jillian mele, a problem on the vine street expressway. >> that cleared in the last 30 seconds.

westchester east had its hands full with coatsville. look at the tom fullery. fake punt works but the trick play wasn't enough. they win it, 34-1. westchester/henderson. trey green. trey is good for six. out running the defense. henderson wins it, 31-1. northeast running on omni here. 15 yards away. they win it by 30. frankfurt's defense held strong against brooks. uh-uh to this run. frankfurt gets the 18-8 victory. >>> penn charter celebrating 325th birthday but melvern prep couldn't care less. they spoil the party as morris takes the pass to the barn. melvern prep win, 44-16. >>> roxborough trying to get the ball downfield to get lincoln. sanchez, his pass is knocked around. picked off by isiah thomas. nice name. roxborough gets the win, 20-6. >>> cue the music. join us tonight for a half hour of highlights and feature stories. don't miss the "high school blitz quet here on nbc10. i'm donny pommells from come past sportsnet. >>> still ahead on "nbc10 news today," we are tracking new developments about ebola in the u.s. matt delucia is live. matt? >> rosemary,

north at 40 miles per hour, quickly so bear, delaware it hits at 6:05, and chadds ford 6:120 and westchestery 6:21 and it could cause localized flooding and ponding of water. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the tropical moisture is ahead of the cold front, and it's moisture is moving up from the south and the actually cold front is moving slowly to the coast, this will be with us on and off through the overnight hours, before the front clears the coast by tomorrow morning, timing out the rain between now and 8:00 tonight, heavy rain with a few embedded gusty thunderstorms possible, not completely dry and the system reloads tonight and midnigh

westchester, chester and glassboro, sunny skies and low 70s today. some chilly temperatures ahead for the weekend. the seven-day, when i come back. >>> 6:09 right now. if you're heading out, let's get you updated on the roads. >> jillian mele is watching the cameras for us. what is happening out there? >> no accidents to report. no big delays just yet. a live look at route 1 at pennsylvania avenue. traffic moving along just fine out there in both directions. same situation on route 202. a live look at route 252. the 42 freeway northbound side as drivers approach the bridge. average speeds in the mid-50s right now and area bridges are also quiet. tracy? >>> new video of the nurse being treated for ebola. hear her emotional moments just before leaving dallas. >>> plus, a live report from bethes duwhere she is being treated. >>> an officer attacked in salem county, now we know what may have sparked that brawl. >>> to concerns over ebola. this morning a nurse from texsis being treated for the virus at the national institutes of health and we're hearing f

north at 40 miles per hour, quickly so bear, delaware it hits at 6:05, and chadds ford 6:120 and westchester by 6:21 and it could cause localized flooding and ponding of water. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the tropical moisture is ahead of the cold front, and it's moisture is moving up from the south and the actually cold front is moving slowly to the coast, this will be with us on and off through the overnight hours, before the front clears the coast by tomorrow morning, timing out the rain between now and 8:00 tonight, heavy rain with a few embedded gusty thunderstorms possible, not completely dry and the system reloads tonight and midnight, we'll have more details, and when we clear out in the full accuweather forecast. >>> now, to the deepening fears of the ebola virus. here are the latest developments tonight. a second nurse in dallas, texas, has contracted the disease after treating thomas duncan before he died. amber vincent will be transferred to atlanta for treatment and she flew on a commercial flight from cleveland, and meanwhile, president obama has canceled a campaign

westchester, 63. philadelphia, 67 degrees. all the way up to trenton and mt. holly.jersey and delaware mainly in about the mid to upper 60s right now. the clouds have moved in. temperatures are starting to drop. none of these clouds are bringing the rain at the moment. here's a live look out at center city from the adventure aquarium. you start to really see overcast skies trying to build into the area. we'll continue to see these clouds moving through for tonight. temperatures will still be cool. about the low 40s. areas north and west through allentown. 46, quakertown. 44 for reading possibly. trenton, mt. holly, near 50 degrees. doylestown, norristown could be in the upper 40s tomorrow morning. closer to the shore, about the low 50s. little farther inland, upper 40s. around philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, we'll be waking up to temperatures similar to this morning. right around 50 degrees. so here's a look at satellite and radar. no rain right now, but we do have the clouds. the rain is a little farther back off to our west. so you just see a line of show

down to 53 in allentown, westchester, trenton.f. 53 in atlantic city as well. now, we're going to be much, much milder than this tomorrow. and that's because of the sunshine. but we're going to be seeing wind gusts that are pretty strong tomorrow, too. a 24 mile an hour sustained wind in allentown. we showed you the gusts are over 30. a little while ago. the wind direction is now blowing out of the northwest which is a sign of drying. at least eventually. but this storm out there in the ocean not moving very much. and it's very large. so it's going to take a while to totally clear out. now, we've managed to get rid of just about all of the rain. couple sprinkles coming into berks county there, but it's a slow process. look how large this storm is. well poeover 1,000 miles across. it's hit new england pretty hard, as it moves finally off the map. we still see those winds around the large storm, and we're going to see a windy day tomorrow. although the temperature is going to be up. then the wind goes down on sat kay and comes back

temperatures down at 48 in westchester, 49 in glassboro, 49 in wilmington. it's already chilly. not necessarily going to cool off a whole lot tonight because of the clouds and the east wind. and you'll see that wind, the wind direction starting to come out of the northeast. not very strong yet. but by the time we get up tomorrow morning, we'll be feeling the wind. we're not necessarily concerned about the rain to the west. it's what's going to be developing right offshore that is most significant. this is significant, too. this is the beginning of the rain that is going to be moving in. so in new jersey, especially ocean, burlington county, the first place to get the rain in the western suburbs would be the last places. there's more developing down to the south. the futurecast shows by 9:00, more rain building up at the shore. and moving toward the philadelphia i-95 corridor. by 11:00, it's getting kind of wet. then it keeps moving west. by 1:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. in some cases not necessarily white the entire time, especially towards the shore. coastal flood advisory as well. wave

." >>> a college student from westchester, chester county fighting for his life after allegedly beaten by five football players at his school in western pennsylvania. it all may have started over a girl. it happened near the campus of the california university of pennsylvania early yesterday morning. detectives say 30-year-old lewis campbell trying to stop an argument between his girlfriend and a player at an off-campus eatery. according to witnesses the five suspects stomped and kicked campbell yelling "football strong." campbell suffered severe brain trauma now in intensive care. the five suspects are behind bars on $500,000 bail apiece. they also have been suspended from school and the football team. >>> a note scribbled on a bathroom law allegedly saving the life of the woman kidnapped and killed by her he is strained husband. brandon turner is the suspect and his estranged wife used make up to write she was held against her will in the bathroom of a mcdonald's on north dupont highway in dover. somebody saw it and notified the police and they used the surveillance video to track do

westchester, down to 45 degrees. and 44, in chester springs, it's 44 degrees as well. phoenixville right at the 50 degree mark. radar is completely clear. don't expect to see any showers today. but, tomorrow a different story. you see the showers moving through the midwest and boo the ohio valley. those will bring clouds to start with, coming in tonight and then showers are possible later tomorrow from that system which may also affect the weekend. but today, sunshine. a good breeze. not as windy as yesterday. temperatures in upper 60s and low 70s. tomorrow, we will be cooler as the clouds move in, rain developing in the afternoon will intensify friday night. and saturday morning, there will still be showers in the area. drying out saturday is afternoon, cool 63 degrees with high temperature on saturday. up to 63 again on sunday with clouds developing. late showers on sunday. and the possibility of showers will stick around into monday. we're back into the 70s monday, tuesday and wednesday. >>> about eight minutes till 6:00 before you hit the road for your thursday mor

westchester with a light breeze. low 70s this afternoon. there are changes ahead for the weekend including rain. seven-day forecast with timing when i come back. >>> it's just about 20 minutes until 6:00 now. i know we don't like to say that things are quiet so far on the roads but -- >> last time we checked with jillian she had one accident to report. >> one accident on the boulevard that i'll get to in a second. for now a reminder that we have this track rehab project on westbound side of ben heading into philadelphia so we can see some volume out there this morning. we've seen it every morning this week. the vine street expressway is clear in both directions and this accident on the boulevard is still out there on the northbound side right at fifth street. it's on the outer drive so stick to inner drive there. >> more traffic notes, getting to the jersey shore got easy. the three traffic lights that forced drivers to stop on their way to the shore are now gone. overpasses are now in place. nbc 10 took a ride on the overpass at exit 11 on

. >>> happening today -- philadelphia mayor michael nutter and westchester's mayor are scheduled to doo rappel down a building in center city. this is video from last year when the mayor did a similar stunt. they're going to go down the 418 feet down the side of brandywine trust building in logan's square around 2:00 this afternoon. they're doing it to raise money to support scholarships for philadelphia outward bound. >>> first missing and now lost. that's the results of the exams taken by at a.c.t. exams in upper darby last month. after learning that the tests were officially lost. the entire episode can put a cringe in college plans. >> it's just really, really frustrating and it's just like why does this have to happen? >> the testing company says it believes the exams were sent back the wrong way through the u.s. postal service instead of fedex. >>> and good news for drivers who take the new jersey turnpike. a project to double the size of a portion of that interstate is almost finished. and this will widen about 35 miles of the turnpike from burlington county to middlesex county.

shore points, areas north and west, upper 50s, 57 pottstown, 59 westchester, mid-50s in trenton.ll be dropping down as we go overnight tonight. not as cold as it was last night and this morning. we don't really expect patchy frost again. 60 for glassboro, millville, 60 degrees in dover. as we go into tomorrow, we'll be staying in the mid-60s. mid-to-low 60s but then the rain chances go up. locally we have the clouds increasing rain, just back off to our west. if anything, we might see a light shower passing through parts of the lehigh valley later tonight. the real area we're watching is farther to the north and west. this area of low pressure will slide into the area and it will hang around for a few days, too, before it clears out. future weather here showing maybe a stray shower overnight tonight. otherwise we stay mostly cloudy through tomorrow afternoon. we have a chance of showers through the area. the better rain chances appear to be coming on wednesday when more moisture gets pulled in. by 10:00 wednesday morning, more showers through the afternoon. some of us, especially

warm us into the 50s for westchester, chester and glasboro. but wet weather ahead and colder temperatures, too. i'm back in less than ten minutes with the seven-day forecast. right now, at least we don't have any fog for your commute. >>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. we will break down the timeline of the events over the past seven weeks of the ambush to last night's capture and now what's ahead. you can count on nbc 10 to walk you through it all. jill jillian? >>> area bridges including the walt widman clear right now. average speeds in the 40s and 50s and no accidents to report and nothing to slow you down on 76. coming up, i'll tell you if i'm still following an accident out of elkman s park. newspapers speak out. tom corbett has been something of a disaster. tom corbett cut spending on education by a billion dollars... it's time for a change. elect tom wolf, and you'll get the type of governor we haven't seen for a while... ...one who looks out for average, hard-working pennsylvanians. it's wolf who has solid ideas for

we're at 38 in allentown. 37 in westchester.mid 40s at mount holly. 39 in atlantic city. 48 degrees in stone harbor. if you're waking up in wilmington, 41. 40 degree degrees in glassboro. we are down 21 degrees from this time yesterday. we are 24 degrees cooler in allentown. 28 degrees cooler in potstown. temperatures about 28 degrees cooler in millville. so we started warmer in the 60s, but now throughout our area, you can see all the cold air has really plunged to the south. it's even affecting the carolinas. 44 degrees currently in cincinnati. 40 degrees in buffalo. so this cool air is sitting right over the middle part of our country. as we head into the rest of today, you'll notice the cool air will retreat back to the north. mild air makes its return quickly, so that means as you head back to work tomorrow, you will notice the difference. our average for this time of year, 72 degrees. will be more than ten degrees below average with a high of 61 on this sunday. pushing in to monday, 72 degrees, and we'll see plenty of suns

chester county right now at 59 in westchester and fair meadow farm is 61 degrees and chester springs 60 degrees right now. so, already warmer. we'll be in the 70s as we break through the clouds with sunshine this afternoon. still a few scattered showers this morning and afternoon and we'll dry out and then storms come through tonight and we'll clear out for wednesday and cool down thursday. 49 in the morning, 67 in the afternoon. bright, sunny skies thursday and friday the clouds start to move in. there's a chance we'll see some showers on friday and a chance of some rainfall on saturday. and even into sunday and monday, can't rule it out, but it will be warmer with a high of 70. >>> 5:51 a.m. luckily this morning there hasn't been too many problems on the roads. >> let's find out how things are shaping up. jillian mele is watching all of the information and the cameras out there. jillian? >> still not reporting any accidents on the majors out there. a report of one in new jersey, i'll get to that in just a second. 76 westbound side at city avenue. drive time 14 minutes both ways bet

happening today, dedication of a new state of the art green campus bringing dozens of jobs to westchester. mars drinks is celebrating the opening of the 29 acre green coffee roasting facility that will bring 54 new high paying jobs to this area. mars drinks is the company behind coffee. >>> starbucks shoudelaware auto today through sunday on the wilmington river front. the only new model auto show and the first in the region to showcase the 2015 models open every day 10:00 to 6:00. >>> you're looking live as we zoom from our camera. we like the dramatic zoom across the river. there she is. that's not what we wanted to zoom in on. i'll tell you about monster jam at the wells fargo center. that's the important thing you want to see. these big trucks with big tires. they'll be the stars of the show. monster jam taking place this weekend churning up dirt. the shows are set for tonight, tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. speaking of dirt, we're about to show you -- nothing like a smooth transition. we're going to show you some art work that uses soil and sand as canvas. >> this is cool.

mid-60s in westchester. that's one of the coolest spots right now. 67 in pottstown.of south jersey and delaware has dropped down into the mid to upper 60s. we'll stay on the cool side and even cooler as we go into saturday night. live look at the satellite and radar, not too much in the way of cloud cover. a few clouds back off to our west. you notice a cold front. this cold front does not have much in the way of rain with it. as it moves through tomorrow, we'll see clouds increasing. behind it, though, much colder air. all we really need is that cold front to move through. then we help the colder air move in. right now we are around 70 degrees, 60s through much of the northeast. this is the air that's setting up to move in by sunday and sunday night. 30s up into parts of canada. we are mild now. mild as we start off the weekend, too. as we go into saturday night and even sunday morning, that's when the colder air will get here. some of us won't even get out of the 50s as we go into sunday if not all of us. close-up look at hurricane gonzalo, category 3, major hurric

this is from the park in wecht che -- westchester and the fall foliage peaking in our region.ous shot. keep sending in the photos, i really appreciate it. today nicer than yesterday. and the few high things clouds rolling in. temperature mild 68 degrees, philadelphia 64, the normal high. 68 in wilmington. and allentown and reading 67 degrees. millville 66, sea isle city 64, and trenton 67 degrees. compare this to this time yesterday, temperatures from 9 to 14 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. we finally got the low pressure that was spinning offshore to move away. and satellite 6 along with action radar showing this low pressure right now is near halifax. so that is history. we have high pressure building in. but if you look to the west of cincinnati, you see that little thin band of clouds? that's a cold front that will be moving through tomorrow night. it will come through dry. but what it will do, behind the system kick up the winds sunday. tonight it is friday night. friday night football. high school huddle will be watching the great valley unionville game. if you are goi

westchester and warming to 68 degrees. changes ahead.'ll show you when you need your umbrella coming up with the seven-day forecast. >> 11 minutes past 5:00. it's time to check roads to see if there are any potential delays as you head to work or school. >> and now with jillian mele, what's happening? >> we're not dealing with any delays at all. we do have two accidents. this accident we're following 30 northbound near paper mill road. it's all on the shoulder. and i don't anticipate it being out there too long. we have an accident at north hanover street at east 4th street. this is a live look at new jersey. route 73 at 295. 73 is quiet. you have that long-term construction, and construction near route 168. still, not reporting any delays out there even the midst of the long-term construction zone. as you're heading out to the area bridges they're looking pretty good. don't forget, we do have that rehab project on the ben franklin bridge. we do have lane restrictions. >>> police shoot and kill a man just miles from ferguson, missouri, w

chester county will continue to see the rain moving in, it's heading to downingtown and westchester. and lancaster more rain approaching that area. we've seen our fair share for lancaster and berks county, up to 2 inches. the flood advise is still in effect until 4:00 tomorrow morning. we do see an additional one to two inches overnight tonight. that could cause flooding. along the shore we have scattered light green. atlantic city seeing a pretty good shower right now, not much in the way of lightning. georgetown, up to milford heading towards dover where we have more developing scattered showers. all streaming in from the south moving up to the north. moving through the area overnight tonight, but we have more down do the south. so more overnight showers. the possibility of a thunderstorm, but you still see some more heavy rain moving into parts of maryland. and again that will be moving up through the area through the overnight hours. all part of a big weather system. it is very slow to move off the eastern seaboard. it will hang around overnight tonight. eventually clearing out t

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and we're down to 52 in westchester. that's one of the cold spots, 48 in mt.ocono and we don't have any place above the mid-50s, which is more typical of let's say thanksgiving than what we're seeing right now. plus, we have wind on top of that. generally a north wind now. 15, 20 miles an hour. we've seen gusts over 30 during the day today. and here's some of that next area of rain coming into the philadelphia area. it's light now but there's heavier stuff across northern new jersey. as you can see, obviously it's moving down this way. we have all sorts of swirls in the ocean. good thing that heavy rain is not coming in our direction. but it's just going to be hour after hour as we go through the night, just coming down from the northeast. now, the central and southern delaware which was dry for a good bit of the day, not dry anymore. and this is the area that's been hit the hardest in the last two days, monmouth and ocean counties with more coming in off of the ocean during the night tonight. that's one area we'll especially look for any potential flooding. l

take a look at the poconos. 33 degrees. 36 in allentown. 39 in pottstown. 45 in westchester. 47 in philadelphiaour average overnight low is closer to 50 degrees. 45 currently in atlantic city, and then stone harbor at 50 degrees. this is the frost advisory, it's going to stay in effect until 8:00 a.m., and that's because temperatures dropping down in the low to mid 30s, so if you have any sensitive plants, hopefully move them inside. our radar shot shows that we're just showing a few clouds, a few thin clouds but it's mostly clear throughout most of our region. so right along the i-95 corridor, temperatures in the 40s. we'll see plenty of sunshine as we head into the rest of today, and so nice conditions expected for the eagles game. we'll see clouds increasing and also a slight chance of showers as we head into monday, which is columbus day. and then you'll notice the clouds continuing on and off throughout tuesday. another spotty chance of showers. our better chance of showers comes wednesday lingering into thursday. so you'll notice that we'll see an unsettled weather pattern as we head into