all managed by the westchester county park commissioners. this is a little bit different from the way we view roads today which are usually managed by highway commissions, county engineers. or that behemoth, the department of transportation, the d.o.t. they are not managing early parkways, the managers are, right? because of this, aesthetics are really important. if we look at a series of cross-sections of the westchester county park system, we can see hutchinson, saw mill, bronx river, bronx parkway extension. they are these leafy environments. so we've got roadway, the roadway in many cases is actually a very small percentage of the actual parkway system. we're hopping on the parkways. we're driving to parks, we're driving to other people's houses and these are aesthetic experiences, not just transportation experiences. new york also spawns the long island parkway system. this is designed initially not as nydot, but ny state park system. so the state parks with robert moses, who is a rather famous builder, developer, in new york, designs i

we will watch as hillary clinton deplanes at westchester county airport.y for hillary clinton. she just had a rally in raleigh, north carolina. now returning home, awaiting for jeff zeleny who is on the press plane to get to a camera to tell us what it has been like. joining us right now we have cnn's phil mattingly who was in raleigh, north carolina with the hillary clinton campaign in the studio with us. sun lynne safati, reporter extradordinair. phil, first to you, tell us what the mood was in north carolina for the final rally before she headed back to white plains where she is right now. >> reporter: yeah, john, definitely coming off a high off the philadelphia rally, biggest rally of the campaign by far, 33,000, 34,000 people there. huge stars, not just the musician type, jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen, but president obama and the first lady hammering home an emotional message. it was as big as it got for the campaign. it wasn't a campaign defined by massive rallies we saw in 2008 or even by donald trump. but tonight was that. by the time they go

hillary clinton now is heading home to her house in chappaqua in westchester county. she will vote this morning. this comes at the end of an 18-month presidential campaign and at the end of a long day campaigning. she went from here to pittsburgh to grand rapids, michigan, to philadelphia, to raleigh, north carolina and then back here again. trying to give a sense of spirit and energy and she had a couple hundred people waiting for her here. on the campaign flight from raleigh, north carolina here to westchester, she was speaking with her husband, the former president was on the plane with her and some aides. she did not come back and talk to reporters. her aides say she is feeling confident about the results coming up throughout the day as americans who have not already voted decide to vote today at the polls. they believe they have turned a corner from that tough stretch about ten days ago with that fbi bombshell. they believe they have turned a corner. they are still eyeing some challenging states. north carolina is the tightest of all of the battleground. hillary

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for philly and 21 westchester. be sure to bundle up and download the free nbc 10 app for more nn more information and your 10 day on 10 does include showers on thanksgiving. be sure you keep the umbrellas handy and tracking potential for showers on thanksgiving. after that, conditions look pretty much high and dry. here's danny with sports. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> thank you very much. let's hit the gridiron when the eagles take off for the seahawks, they better be prepared for noise and lots of it. >> reporter: centurylink field is one of the loudest outdoor stadiums in the world. the guiness book of world records once had it at the loudest. the eagles practiced with the crowd noise reaching only 100 desblees. the seahawks have the best home record in the nfl since this place opened. so silent communication is key. >> you need to work on hand signals with the o-lineman and the receivers. but those are things we've done already. we'

springfield delco welcoming westchester henderson. fanelli to joe kennedy.he beautiful pitch and catch as he seals the envelope on some airmail. 16 yard t.d. home team up 14-0. more theatrics. henderson tries the reverse flea-flicker, but ta ma chiio isn't fooled. he makes the pick. springfield defense stifling. finally springfield finishes things off with fanelli, kennedy. this time it's a 44 yard house call for the senior. springfield force feeds them a goose egg. 21-0 the final. undefeated north penn hosting coastal in the district one 6-a semis. andrews finding running room right up the gut. a 28 yard touchdown run. north penn moving on. they knock off coatsville had 42-25. district 11, bethlehem freedom and parkland. freedom gets the good start. mighty joe young goes up top. freedom leads 14-3. parkland responds. frankie guida, a 9 yard t.d. parkland up 10. freedom desperate to respond. throws up a prayer and unfortunately, parkland your district champ popped the bubbly. they win 24-14. south jersey and a bird's-eye view. del sea visiting burlington tow

sun to start, warm, showers 78 in westchester. some areas may be warmer than this if we stay in the sun a little bit longer. cooler areas up to the north where we see more cloud cover. 60 on friday. breezy. a cool day. saturday, 61. 45 for a low here. and with that morning low temperature, you are going to need the coats out early if you are going to any of the sporting 48 at 8:00 a.m. 56 by noon. by around 4:00, still cool. sunday remember set the clocks back an hour before you go to bed. 64 is the high. election day, looking good a high of 69 degrees. all next week at or a little bit above average. i think we stay above average for the next week or two weeks before we see a big shift. also next thursday the winter forecast coming out. >> that's a biggie. >> it is. >>> coming up, two of the best guards in the league do battle in the wizards home opener tonight. >> sports up next. first here's jimmy fallon. >> vince vaughn is my guest. vo: here's the last thing washington needs. amie hoeber. a reckless tea party partisan. hoeber w

secretary clinton arrives in westchester, new york north of manhattan. how many years we have been doing this for, we are finally here on voting day. decision day, in the next 24 hours. guy: i suspect she will be happy if she never sees that plane again. jon: the polls have tighten over the next month or so. we had a scandal a month or so of the with the lewd comments for donald trump. it looked like the spread was widening, and then it tightened as the fbi reopened the case against hillary clinton. it has been a really volatile month. i don't think anybody has seen a presidential election quite like this ever, mabye? guy: and i think the divisiveness of the campaign is something america will have to deal with after this. this is as polarizing as it has ever been. as they work towards somehow come here, what is written on that plane, "stronger together," is something that will be difficult to figure out for whoever ends up winning this. the london bubble did not understand what the rest of the country was thinking. and i think america has an idea now of

only a high of 52 in center city, 49 in westchester. upper 40s in allentown and around 50 for cookstown. wilmington at 52 degrees. good news, winds should be lighter today, we will remain sunny. just remember you're going to want layers as we will stay cool throughout the day. have a good day. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank >> thank you, dylan. have you heard about this? a huge crowd is expected tonight for the first mixed martial arts fighting since the sport was legalized in new york this year. the ufc is bringing the biggest names to madison square gardens. nbc's morgan radford has more. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. that's right. organizers are preparing the madison square garden for what is expected to be the biggest fight card in history. tickets tonight are selling for more than $15,000. >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> reporter: it's the tale of the tape. ufc champion conor mcgregor and alvarez and the first ever fight in the big apple. the once banned sport coming to madison square garden. bringing in fans a

about a week before she asked if i would be her running mate and i went to westchester and we sat down with hillary and bill and chelsea and mark and charlotte and aidan for about three hours of conversation to try to determine whether we would be the right people to be on the ticket. when we got in the car to head back to the airport after the three-hour discussion i said to ann, i don't know if we are going to be on the ticket or not we are going to remember that three hours for the rest of our life. now we will remember 105 days that we had with this fantastic couple of public servants. i will just say this. hillary and i know well the wisdom and words of william faulkner. he said they killed us, but they ain't whooped us yet. [applause] because we know that the work remains. we know that the dreams of empowering families and children remain. and in that important work that we have to do as a nation, it is so comforting even at a tough time to know that hillary clinton is somebody until her very last breath is going to be battling for the values that make this nation great and that

westchester feels like 28 degrees. that's at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. we will talk more about temperatures and a warmup in sight for thanksgiving coming up. >>> he said he would never settle, but he did. we will fill you in on details of president-elect donald trump's settlement of the trump university lawsuit. >>> president obama is in peru to attend the asia pacific cooperation summit tomorrow. he arrived last night. the last stop of his final foreign tour in office. >>> the president-elect donald trump is settling a lawsuit filed over trump university for $25 million. new york attorney general announced the agreement yesterday. it settles a lawsuit filed in 2013 against trump university. the suit claims mr. trump swindled thousands in courses in real estate development. the president-elect did not admit fault in the settlement. today, president-elect trump is meeting with mitt romney, who may be a possible secretary of state. senator jeff sessions is choice for attorney general. the alabama republican was the first senator to support mr. trump and hi

this is 1205 ward avenue in westchester at the brandywine airport.word if there are injuries involved in this. you see the helicopter making the hard landing and not able to maneuver from there and having to be towed in. we are waiting for word if anyone was injured. again the hard landing in westchester this afternoon. >>> we have brand new video into "action news," philadelphia police are looking for two men dressed as women who gunned down a man and injure aid teenager inside of a restaurant inside of north philadelphia. the shooting happened on october 22nd at burger lane at north 22nd street. surveillance video shows the men in head coverings blasting inside what looks like a window. the two perpetrators fled in a metallic dark green car. >>> philadelphia's public school students may see a significant change in their schedule coming up and the chief academic support officer is introducing a new plan at the commission office today. here is the proposal. the 2017-2018 school year the first day of school is september 25th, the day after labor day.

she spent the day in her hometown of westchester county, new york, just north of new york city. she's coming down with her family to watch the returns, actually nearby the trump event, but she will eventually make her way here to the javits center where she hopes to celebrate with her friends and family if she wins the just a mile down is todd. >> mike, we're incredibly close to you, a few blocks away from trump tower. donald trump supporters, the few that will be able to make it in are starting to come in here. this is an incredibly intimate he environment, a small venue, which is a stark contrast from his loud rallies he was holding, as repeatedly as last night as he blitzed those states. the big question is whether the results don't go his way. there are questions and concerns that he may not come down here, he may not leave trump tower if he does not like the results he sees. whether that's the big question tonight. the only time we've seen donald trump is when he went to his local precinct a few blocks from trump tower to cast his own ballot. otherwise he's been o staying w

temperatures mostly in the mid to upper 60s. 67 in center city, westchester the same. allentown 64, with increasing clouds late day. that's when the wind picks up and notice spot showers are even possible as we see a cold front start to move in. it will bring up a chance of rain, even a rain snow mix north and west of philadelphia. that will be overnight that we see that. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank thank you. >> all right. he is no stranger to controversy. television's dr. phil is under fire for a startling interview with chevy shelly duvall. the story from steve patterson. >> reporter: once thrilling audiences in "the shining," shelly duvall is in a different spotlight. >> hi, shelly. >> hello. >> reporter: appearing on the dr. phil show. she says she suffers from mental illness. making wild claims about people coming after her. >> the man threatening me is the sheriff of nottingham. >> reporter: and about her late co- star robin williams. they starred together in the 1980 film "popeye." >> i don't think he is dead. >> where do you think he is? >> s

low 60s across the board. 63 in philadelphia, 62 in westchester. 60 in allentown. lehigh valley, low 60s extends and through new jersey and delaware as well. atlantic city at 63. light to breezy winds. > and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan,dylan, thank you. >>> still to come, our look back at the stories that had everyone talking and including the medical terms that sound sexy. >>> and guess who made a play ground appearance when ben affleck and his son were hanging out in london. you will be katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess at a neighborhood favorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's with. in the senate, i'll work for you and your family. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. >>> still to come on "today," smart ways to get your health ready for winter and your heating costs down from georg

only a high of 45 in center city and 43 in westchester. also 43 in allentown.nd parts of the lehigh valley into the suburbs may see some isolated showers, or even a rain/snow mix throughout the early part of the day. looking at temperature of 44 in trenton ocean city at 48 and smyrna at 47. also some isolated showers possible near delaware. >>> and >>> and that's your latest forecast. >>> thanks a lot. >>> stick around for the highs and lows of the week, including the grandmad who became an internet sensation. >>> plus accept sill in action. we'll have a ring-side seat as parliamentary debate turns into wwe raw. >>> two names you parents might recognize, melissa and doug. jenna bush hager takes you inside the toy company that's she's the reason the good times are great. ...and the reason the tough times are easier. because she's your best friend... and your true love. presenting the ever us two-stone diamond collection... new rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets. one diamond for your best friend... one diamond for your true love. for the one woman...who's b

hillary clinton began the day talking to us on the tarmac in westchester at 10:00 this morning. she's still going strong. and she brought with her jon bon jovi. he had never performed before with lady gaga, they talked on the phone what they would do here, and they just rocked this place. it was really pretty fabulous. and then bill clinton spoke, and he got an incredible welcome, which is a far bigger and more enthusiastic reception than i think he's been used to for quite some time. so this was a real celebratory moment. the wrap-up of 2016, chelsea clinton introducing her dad, and the basic message is, tell your friends, tell your roommates, don't leave anything on the table. north carolina can change as it has been to be fighting for voting rights, against voting suppression. there was a key ruling here just last friday from a federal judge. all sorts of issues in early voting, they need to get that vote out. i have to tell you, privately, my information is that the clinton polls believe that this is going to be very tough here. we've all been giving north carolina a lot of

low 60s across the board. 63 in philadelphia, 62 in westchester. 60 in allentown.ough the lehigh valley, low 60s extends and through new jersey and delaware as well. atlantic city at 63. light to breezy winds. >>> and that's your latest forecast. guys. >> thanks, dylan. still to come, look at these images. what is happening here and why are all of these high school students stopping in their tracks? the answer in trending. >>> and in pop start, prince (announcer vo) when you have type 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza® a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. and better than that diabetes pill i used to take. (jeff) victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in three ways-- in the stomach, the liver, and the pancreas. and while it isn't for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. non-insulin victoza® comes in a pen and is taken once a day. (annou

colder. 24 for allentown, pottstown, 23 and it will feel like a very, very cold 21 degrees for westchester, so be sure to bundle up. satellite and radar picking up a great image here of the rain, snow line the colder air sliding into place as the cold front slides east of the delaware valley. we're getting reports of flurries, a changeover winter mix. hazleton got reports of flurries, so notice you're seeing more blues and whites on the screen. that's's that's telling me we have the colder air that's sliding into place. now hour by hour forecast starting this at 7:30 p.m. getting this into motion. notice the greens on the screen here. but then the think that's denoting sleet and the purple, the wintry mix changeover, light flurries, perhaps a light coating for some. notice by tomorrow morning it does start to improve and clears out. as the cold front pushes well offshore. so be sure you download the free nbc 10 app for your neighborhood weather and customize your forecast for your neighborhood. your ten-day on ten looks better by tomorrow afternoon into monday. but still a pretty breezy, g

north of manhattan for tax purposes was saying worth $1.3 million, over a hundred acres of land in westchesternty with a multimillion dollar clubhouse, i don't think $1.3 million. he's now raised it to $9 million. >> thank you so much. >>> up next whether he likes it or not, white nationalists are strong supporters of donald trump's campaign. ♪a one, a two, a three percent cnext.ack♪ there's gotta be a better way to find the right card. creditcards.com lets you compare hundreds of cards to find the one that's right for you. just search, compare, and apply at creditcards.com. >>> donald trump says he doesn't want the support of white nationalists, but that's not stopping them. cnn's drew griffin has more now. >> reporter: he may disavow them all he likes but donald trump's allure to racists is rearing its ugly today of this contentious campaign. last night a mob scene after the former kkk leader and senate candidate squeaked into a debate on a block college campus. david duke is one of donald trump's biggest and least welcome fans in louisiana. duke is barely getting 5% in the po polls but it w

so it is a range that we're seeing on the board here this morning westchester at 29.nd that just continues as we move along here bed minister at 32. but collegeville at 24 degrees. very chilly start out there. early start you need quite a few layers. but peeling a few of them off as you move along today because we will be warmer than yesterday. now looking at your lehigh valley, pretty much the same forecast when it comes to temperatures. some of us in the upper 20s. some of us more so in the low, mid 30s. outside, 32 degrees, and morristown 39 degrees. currently, those temperatures will be climbing to those upper 50s by later today. radar and satellite, nice, wide view that we're checking out here shows us we have nothing in our area now and we're not going to have anything in our area later today. we stay clear there's nothing close of you to us. but, we are going to be tracking a system that will move along the coastline and start to affect us as early as tomorrow late day. into the night. and then right through your tuesday, as well. today, though, temperatures lo

westchester with a high of 60 and 61 in doylestown.ew jersey through delaware. 59 in trenton, atlantic city 62 the same for ocean city, smyrna, a temperature of 64 degrees. have a great day. >>> and that's year latest forecast. >>> tropical storm brokaw joins >>> tropical storm brokaw joins us live. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. blaget up to 40% off appliancel special values $396 or more, like this washer and dryer pair for only $274 each. and this samsung french doo

. >>> a 12 year student at westchester is getting recognition. it's been chosen to be a scholastic kid reporter in 24 other young journalists will be report this classic music kids press corps. could stop you from pursuing your dreams, not even a terminal disease. the 62-year-old is battling pulmonary fibrosis but still went out and completed the seattle marathon oxygen tank in tow. the marathon run raise money and awareness for terminal lung disease research. >>> in denver, a pretty day on the cool side but watch the end of this day from our camera. some beautiful color with the clouds over the sales. dusty winds and high country and on the northeast plains. in general, things are settling down. here's the view at loveland. snowing up that way and the skiers go fast. the recent storm front brought 8 to 12 inches of snow. up to 20 over the southwestern part of colorado. a bit of snow showing up on radar. a few flurries on eastern plains the north into the dakotas and minnesota. the streams 74 7418 below zero. skies are mostly clear. getting chill

they were joined by the westchester color flag team.e sculpture is the first for the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade sculpture says that it took more than 80 hours to create in work of art called fear no ice. fortunately the weather stayed just cool enough to keep it from melting. these are the fantastic dancers, more than 300 tap dancers performed in the parade and this was called fire under my feet. >>> the parade was packed it all kinds of performances and floats and so much more and our own rick williams, and cecily tynan enjoyed a front row seat to all the fun they are joining us now from eakins oval with a recap of the festivities. great job guys, it looks like so much fun. >> thank you, it was fun. 97th year of the parade and cecily has been here every year. the weather held up and just seeing all the families coming down to the parkway to have a wonderful time. >> it went by quickly. lets bring everyone back and do it again. we had great performancers and spectacular balloons and floats. 17 balloons we had down the p

she was also greeted by a a big crowd of supporters at westchester county airport when she landed at 3:00 a.m. she says she is humbled by this. >> i know how much responsibility goes with this. and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election, what it means for our country, and can. >> she is doing well with young people, better with some segments and president obama did. african-americans, she is doing as well as president obama. what we are seeing is this coalition is growing, women supporting hillary. ben: that was one of her chief confident that it get out the vote effort is working, especially in key battleground states like new hampshire. they also point to southern and southwestern states, where they believe the latino vote is up from where was eight and four years ago. we'll have this for you all evening. ed: the first polls are closing in indiana and kentucky. behind me, an updated look a electoral college. hillary clinton has lost a little ground, dipping below the 270 needed to win. donald trump steady at 204. for him to win, he likely needs to sweep the bat

the bucks have recalled guard rashad vaughn from the d league where he played two games for the westchester knicks. the bucks are off until friday when they host toronto. and, the 16th ranked badgers take on fourth-ranked north carolina tonight in the championship game of the maui invitational in hawaii. wisconsin beat georgetown last night, behind 19 points, and 15 rebounds from that guy ethan , happ. once again, i'm all alone in the studio. everyone else is in the food for but we have a message to share. we need your calls. mark: just call. we appreciated. it has been a great night, but we have more time. ?? ?? ?? >>> kanye's breakdown. new bombshells tonight. will kim keep standing by her man? >> plus brad pitt's thanksgiving plans with angie? what "e.t." just learnee. >> then michael jackson's son all grown my interview with prince michael today sharing private memories of his father. >> he was a good cook. >> what was his best dish? >> it was called dad. >> i don't think she's that forthcoming with compliments. >> we're with laurie after her big win giving us more reasons to looe the d

ida siegel tells us how one westchester county school might be the best poll yet. >> today is an exciting day at school. >> it is a big day at benjamin franklin elementary school. >> take the red lever, move it all the way towards me. >> it is election day and the kids have a tough decision to make. >> the president, smart, honest, and intelligent and can make right choices for our country. >> the children here have a in 1968, ben franklin students correctly predicted richard nixon would be president. eight years late yes they voted approximately for jimmy carter and have predicted the correct president every four years since then to present day. this year, everyone is anxious to see who they will vote for. >> do you think the kids here have esp? >> what's that? >> who do you think is going to win this time? >> hillary. >> you think hillary is going to win? >> yeah. >> who is going to >> donald trump? >> yeah, if hillary clinton wins then i won't be the first girl president. >> there you go. that is a good strategy there. this year's election has been tricky teaching the kids about a elec

she got up early to go vote in her hometown in westchester county. 45 minutes north of the city, greeted by a lot of supporters and cheers. she was a senator for new york for eight years. states out of the gate. virginia -- most of it closes at 7:00, and most of florida closes at 7:00. they will also be watching north carolina, in a close fought race. that closes at 7:30. i asked one of her top spokespeople what they think about new hampshire. have a listen. >> we are feeling pretty good about new hampshire. it is a critical state for us. it's a game state. we're really proud of the organization we have. we have thousands of volunteers, many from boston. ben: no early voting, although there has been some this time around. everybody has to get out to those old today, which is why there has been so much attention this weekend. they're also going to be we'll expect to see hillary clinton later tonight from that podium. for now, live, back to you. ed: now to the trump campaign. the gop candidate voted in new york city this morning with his wife melania and daughter ivanka. maria: tonight, hi

dante is scrambling to get from westchester and upper darby to catch a trolley to get to work by 5:00. >> i had to walk 17 blocks to see if the 104 is running, i hope it's running. the overnight walkout caught people by surprise. >> it's messing with people's livelihood. >> are you not pleased? >> not at all. >> some employers set up shuttle buses for employees. quickly the status board glowed red with delayed trains. >> this is jam packed and it took a long time. >> i have to be there at 8:45 and it's 8:52, but they see me on the news, my job knows. >> this box was able to get to center city from bryn mawr hospital where she works. >> now i'm trying to figure out how to get home -- >> from here to where? >> the logan section of philadelphia. >> not going to be easy? >> no, very difficult. >> given this morning's crowding and delays nobody has much hope forever the evening commute. >> probably more confusion probably because more people will be out. not better for a long time. >> are you not looking forward to this. not at all. >> i can say it's a safe bet nobody is looking forward to

looking at temperatures across the region, summerton 60, westchester at 58 and doils town at 61. and upper 50s for allentown. really we don't see much variation in our temperatures here as we go through new jersey, delaware, all around that 60 degree mark, and sunny, as well. take a look at your hour by hour. we stay dry here 9:00 a.m. throughout your sunday into sunday evening, even still clear conditions. then we move into your monday morning. clear conditions for that super moon and very nice at 6:30. then the clouds ahead of the coastal system i was mentioning by the evening, so monday at 6:00, starting some showers creeping into delaware. that's where chances will begin. overnight they'll spread to the shore and through areas into pennsylvania, and that will continue right into your tuesday. notice this is by lunch time and we're still seeing that potential for rain. much of tuesday we're looking at chances of showers moving through. some pockets of heavier rain. may make their way, as well, throughout our forecast. and chance they'll start to move out as we move into your w

the outline is of the united stat chappaqua, westchester county. about an hour ago she is coming into manhattan to watch the results of the peninsula hotel. if you know anything about manhattan geography, the peninsula hotel is at 55th and 5th avenue. trump tower, one block away, 56 and fifth avenue. hillary clinton voting this morning in chappaqua, being greeted by a big crowd of supporters, also a big crowd at feeling humbled but confident. quick she had a very late night, she did not get home until 3 a.m. and she had a great event with president obama and the first lady in philadelphia. and the midnight rally that had a huge crowd waiting for her at the airport at 3 a.m. she is feeling really grateful. then: the clinton campaign says they believe out the vote effort made a big impact in those our ground states including in new hampshire. they had thousands of volunteers all up and down new hampshire knocking on doors, encouraging people to get out to the polls today. new hampshire has no early voting. we will have a covered for you tonight as we

this morning in westchester county. and she said she feels pretty confident but she also feels humbled. here she is. secretary clinton: i know how much responsibility goes with counting on the outcome of this election, what it means for our country and i'll do the very best i can. if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> we're focused on driving our supporters out to the polls. this election is so important and we don't want anybody to wake up the next day thinking, gosh, i should have participated in this and i didn't. ben: one is telling me they are concentrating on getting the vote out is new hampshire. they say polls are tightening in that state. they feel confident and they have thousands of people -- many from the boston area -- have gone to new hampshire today knocking on doors, reminding people to get out. new hampshire, there's no early voting in new hampshire, unlike massachusetts. so it's very critical, what happens in the granite state today. four electoral votes at stake but that could make the difference i

a week before, she asked if i would be her running mate and i went up to westchester and we sat down with hillary and bill and chelsea and mark and charlotte and aidan for three tors of conversation determine if he would be the right ones to be on the ticket. when we went back to the airport, i said i don't know if we are going to be on the ticket or not, but we will remember that three hours for the rest of our life. and now we will remember 105 days we have had with this couple for the rest of our life. i will just say this, hillary and i know the wisdom and words of william faulkner. he said they killed us, but they cannot whooped us yet. [applause] because we know, we know that the work remains. dreams ofat the empowering families and children remain. in that work, that important work we have to do as a nation that is so comforting, even had a tough time, to know that is somebody -- that hillary clinton will be battling the values that make this nation great and the values we care so deeply about. in welcomingoin me secretary of state, hillary rodham clinton. [applause] clinton:

scattered showerses will roll through this morning and early this afternoon a chance for westchester, lansdale and doylestown. the showers will start out in the lehigh valley first. we'll see them there first. as far as new jersey and jersey shore, just a chance of scattered showers, before they move in, look at the warmup. atlantic city, 80 degrees. 76 for ocean city. a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. it's a chance. not a huge threats. and showers are going to be scattered in wilmington, too. certainly not an all day rainfall. completely dry right now. showers will make progress into northwestern pennsylvania. warm air is surging in front of those showers. and the chance of showers they'll be here today and gone tomorrow. 76 in philadelphia. some spots in the suburbs cooler. others in delaware and south jersey it will be a bit warmer. then we'll cool down as the winds will pick up late this afternoon and this evening. and that cool weather stays with us for the weekend. saturday and sunday, we'll be dry. a little warmer on saturday afternoon. saturday morning, 38 degrees, the lo

we presume at some point tonight, assuming that we're she arrived back in new york, westchester county early this morning. she didn't make any comments. she walked the rope line after a late night final rally in north carolina which has become a pivotal state for the democrats trying to win this election. >> tracie, we know that donald trump won't be too far away with his supporters here in midtown, manhattan. can you tell us about the event he has planned? >> yeah, he is going to be at the hilton on 6th which is only a couple of miles away two presidential candidates in town, security is very tight. the nypd says they have thousands of officers out. not only securing the center here, this is the building with the big, glass ceiling they talked about. the hilton for the trump campaign, they're expecting that there could be protests in the city. they say that they're prepared for that. this erz working with secret service, counter terrorism and of course, keep in mind, they're trying to protect the 1,000 polling places in this city. clinton right here tonight. >> tracie potts live in ne

at the neighborhood forecast today in the 60s this afternoon. 63 degrees in center city, 61 in westchesterlow 60s continue through the lehigh valley, allentown at 60 with sunny conditions throughout. going from philadelphia and the suburbs to lehigh valley and delaware and new jersey. little to no change on the numbers. ocean city, 62 degrees. wilmington with a forecast high of 63. right now we're sitting in the lower 40s already. daylight saving ends, clocks fall back 2:00 a.m. sunday. falling back to 1:00 a.m. sunrise today at 7:35. tomorrow at 6:36. so that earlier sunrise, also means we will see the sunset around 4:54 by tomorrow. that's the effect you'll feel before you go to sleep tonight. knock the clocks back an hour. you get an extra hour of sleep. hour by hour forecast. clear conditions. we move through the board through saturday. 7:00 in the evening. no change. staying clear through saturday. overnight, spotty clouds possible. clear start to sunday. that lasts through the entire sunday. clear conditions, a lot of sunshine. temperatures are similar to today. we will talk more abo

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arrival with remarks and some friends and supporter there is back at westchester airport before she votesund 6:30 in time for the "today" show. >> man they always do that and it's the andrea mitchells of the world who pay the price because it's a lousy bus wide,ride, a l motorcade. >> i wouldn't be anyplace else tonight. >> the great moment, andrea, as you look at the tape, one of the people taking pictures back of the press core after they society h stow is john bon jovi, who made the trip, and is one half of the entertainment package, the other being lady gaga. i'm told they are watching us at the big screen and are probably excited to hear andrea mitchell is on the bus that's about to arrive there. >> i don't know about that but one quick humble brag is that president -- president clinton said when i asked him how meaningful it was, he said i saw what you said tonight on your network so you're all affected by this, as well. there is a little history being made at least tonight they hope more tomorrow. >> not even a humble brag, andrea. >> she doesn't even brag when she brags. >> no bra

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honors for six local letter carriers that joined the million mile club, here at this post office in westchester, each one was honored for driving more than a million miles without being in one single accident. that is no easy feat considering the weather challenges the letter carriers face. they credited their behind the wheel training. more ahead in our next half hour of "action news" at 12:30. the coverage of the on going septa strike continues. a live report coming up. >>> and the former penn state football coach, jerry sandusky back in court. who is suppose to testify today. don't go away. and you can tell m to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" i was there that day congresswoman gabby giffords was shot. i'm the one that wrestled the clip from the gunman's hands as people lay dying beside me. i wish pat toomey could have seen firsthand how gun violence destroys lives. instead, toomey opposes a

hillary clinton will head to westchester county to vote. >> daniel: fox25's kerry kavanaugh talked to her campaign for the final push for support. >> our core values are being fe voters, hillary clinton is taking a noticeably softer tone. >> i believe in our people. i love this country. >> reporter: it's a message she hopes will carry her to victory as she addresses supporters at the yavis center. >> what are we ending on. >> that we are a america stronger together. >> reporter: director of communication outreach in brooklyn. >> new hampshire very much in play. did you expect it to be such a the game. >> absolutely. new hampshire has always been a battleground place very high on our maps. >> reporter: mcintosh say focus on states like pennsylvania, and michigan. >> reporter: any chance to slip out of the blue grass. >> in the final 48 hours, the hillary clinton is following a very disciplined strategy. about turning out the vote on election day for the states we have to focus on election day. >> reporter: monday alone, michigan, pennsylvania and a late night stop in north carolina. i

springfield delco welcoming westchester henderson. fanelli to joe kennedy.ch and catch as he seals the envelope on some airmail. 16 yard t.d. home team up 14-0. more theatrics. henderson tries the reverse flea-flicker, but ta ma chiio isn't fooled. he makes the pick. springfield defense stifling. finally springfield finishes things off with fanelli, kennedy. this time it's a 44 yard house call for the senior. springfield force feeds them a goose egg. 21-0 the final. undefeated north penn hosting coastal in the district one 6-a semis. andrews finding running room right up the gut. a 28 yard touchdown run. north penn moving on. they knock off coatsville had 42-25. district 11, bethlehem freedom and parkland. freedom gets the good start. mighty joe young goes up top. freedom leads 14-3. parkland responds. frankie guida, a 9 yard t.d. parkland up 10. freedom desperate to respond. throws up a prayer and unfortunately, parkland your district champ popped the bubbly. they win 24-14. south jersey and a bird's-eye view. del sea visiting burlington township. del sea's

westchester coming in 59 degrees tomorrow. 56 for fairmount. if you're in our new jersey neighborhoods, expect mostly the mid-to-upper 50s. if you are in delaware, you could see 56 degrees for a high. in wilmington, 61. here's your ten-day on 10. tomorrow morning, not a big deal. we'll be clearing out wednesday, thursday, friday. starting the weekend nicely. temperatures in the 60s here. then we go into sunday. we will be watching this very closely because like i mentioned, we could see a wintry mix for part of the area. more details as we go through the rest of this week. but then we really cool down into next week. only staying around 50 degrees for a high temperature. and if you haven't heard by now, it is nbc10's severe weather week. tomorrow we're heading to philadelphia mills mall. join us from 11:00 to 5:00 to check out our high-tech equipment like storm ranger 10. >> sheena, well, imagine this. lost baggage, a think of the past. >> that would be amazing. the new technology designed to make sure you always know where your bag is when you