really, really warm, otherwise, we have a frost advisory and you can see that through scranton and wilkes barre and also for finger lakes in new york state. it goes until 8:00 o'clock this morning. obviously we are getting into that season. poconos have just warmed up. they are now at 33 degrees. allentown has dropped to 33. reading 36. 39 degrees in trenton. we have 42 in millville. this is a chilly, chilly start to the day, it the is 32 degrees colder right now in millville then it was yesterday morning at this point. 23 degrees colder out at the airport in philadelphia and almost, 30 degrees colder in allentown. our temperatures this afternoon will be running some, maybe nine or 10 degrees cooler then yesterday, highs this afternoon, 61 degrees. a lot of numbers there. we will even it out though i think with some of these numbers getting similar during that eyewitness weather seven day forecast, straight ahead, todd? >> carol, thank you. >>> a violent night the in the city of philadelphia, five people are shot in two separate shootings. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at pol

. >> reporter: -- and state lawmakers like wilkes-barre's lisa baker looking at the cost of the manhuntief williams says he has his own costs keeping his town safe. >> our guys were out there doing long shifts, procuring overtime, stuff like that. the big expenses, the overtime issue and the municipality has purchased us hard body armor. >> reporter: william says public support has been great for his department and others. r and he and the other law enforcers hope the financial support holds up as well. the support for police and the search actually is coming in many different shapes and sizes. but just what exactly is a leo potty? that story coming up in just a bit. i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, we've had the first alert today because we do expect more showers and thunderstorms. it's going to be a stormy night, possibility of some locally damaging winds and some flooding. we're already seeing some evidence of that. look at all of the rain on the radar. it's not just light. it's moving

tomorrow he heads to harrisburg and wilkes-barre and sunday back to our area for a rally with new jerseymocratic challenger tom wolf attended rallies in stroudsburg and three in our area, allentown, quakertown and phoenixville. he'll stay in our area tomorrow with stops in philadelphia, chester and media. on sunday he'll be joining president obama for a rally at temple university. >>> four days left until voters are heard. election day, tuesday, november 4th. there will be federal, state and local elections in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. he final weekend before the election, read up on the candidates and the issues that will be decided on tuesday. right now on our website at nbc10.com. >>> that music can mean i lonlye thing, we're getting close to kickoff for another night of high school football. we go to a showdown between ridley high school and hayertown high school. there will be skylights from skyforce 10 flying high above the action. catch all the action on nbc 10 news at 11:00. and then "high school football blitz" tomorrow night at 7:00, only here on nbc 10. >>> it was

really, really warm, otherwise, we have a frost advisory and you can see that through scranton and wilkes barrefor finger lakes in new york state. it goes until 8:00 o'clock this morning. obviously we are getting into that season. poconos have just warmed up. they are now at 33 degrees. allentown has dropped to 33. reading 36. 39 degrees in trenton. we have 42 in millville. this is a

but the making of the dresses occurs on eastern pennsylvania, places like will spare -- wilkes-barreand places like that. i should also say this. another industry that stays in new york, and for the same reason, is publishing. this is one of the pioneer publishers in midtown in the 920's. in the 20's, a whole group of young jewish publishers move into the city. richard simon, max schuster, i liberate himself who is a stockbroker in philadelphia. they are challenging the anglo-saxon elite that control publishing. they want to publish books audaciously. publish them like they were hollywood style fanfare, with sky writers and things like that. there it was, on the roof of the subway, a poster for the book. he was a gambler, he gambled on hemingway. he gamble on faulkner, he gamble and great playwrights. here he is in his office on west 48th street, just off six avenue, right in the heart of the speakeasy district. he drank prodigiously. on some days, there were more bootleggers than writers. he fought censorship in new york, and his lawyer was the representative on the state floor who

pocono, scranton wilkes-barre. bingh binghamton, ithaca. waverly, elmira. xavier. mt. pomorris. fired you. >> that's right. >> not because of that, i was elegant when i did that. i got fired for a strike. >> you're executing a role. i feel like, i don't know, is it the -- >> it's interesting you say that, and it's true. >> i just saw you lock into comfort. >> i locked into a comfort zone which is a distraction from all the nasty things that happen out in life. being an actor for me was a blessing. because it gave me an opportunity to play other parts. if i, you know, was distraught in this area where it was real life, i was able to play a character and escape into something else. >> how interesting, one of your most famous lines, michael corleone says hello. was ad-libbed. >> joe, i'll tell you, i was nervous as hell. i'm working with francis. he gave me a part not as a result of an audition but simply interviewing me. we're going to shoot this scene. we're in rehearsal. michael played the character. i come behind him. i'm supposed to choke him. there were no lines. now, i walk