on the nbc10 app. clean up under way after millions of gallons of water went rushing into the parking lot and into stores after a water main burst yesterday afternoon. nbc10's monique braxton is live in east falls at the shopping center where crews have a lot of work to do. monique? >> that's right, rosemary. in the past half hour, crews arrived here. crews for philadelphia water department are on scene, and street crews are cleaning up the muddy mess. restoration companies have arrived to go in the stores once merchants arrive. we can show you industrial sized dryers here overnight absorbing whatever moisture they could. this is what it looked like shortly after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. sky force 10 was over baker center to capture frantic moments when a 48 inch main burst. the water department tells us as much as 6 million gallons of water gushed out of control. we saw some of the 75 people that had to be rescued. another 150 needed to be she sheltered in place or carried by firefighters in inflated boats. one man was trapped in his car as water kept rising and rising. some had water up to windshields. one owner's business is at the bottom of the incline or downward slope of the shopping center. >> we are shocked that the city never fixed it. been fixing it over a year, and this happened again. >> i don't want to diminish what these folks have gone through repeatedly. that is not anything we want to do. when we make the repairs, we make them so it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: the water department commissioner tells us million dollar plan to replace the main were in place prior to the second break. the cause of the massive break is still being determined. we can tell you the pipes are decades old and just across the parking lot, there's about a dozen merchants, including a 24 hour laundromat and fast food stops. they are all uneffected. opening time was 7:00 this morning. we are awaiting arrival of some merchants most effected by mud and water. we will find out if they plan to open as soon as possible. live in east falls, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> thanks for that, monique. this is not the first time the shopping center has been flooded because of water main break. it happened tame location in the past few years. one in 2014 and two more in june and september last year. we are now in day five of the septa strike. both sides, septa management and representatives of the transport workers union have a hearing monday. they will decide if the strike will effect the election. workers can stay on the picket lines. buses, subways, trollies are not running in the city. let's get more from our first alert traffic reporter. >> absolutely. another day without buses, trollies, subways. we are seeing delays from regional rail which we have access to. again, seeing delays coming in from equipment problems. delays from the weather this morning as well as equipment problems and overall massive delays. 63 minutes for chestnut hill west, line 805 and chest not hull west, 814. with the strike, delays are coming in minute by minute. back to you. a hearing is set for monday when a judge will decide if the strike could effect the election but it is more than just that. septa says the strike presents a danger to the public. yesterday a judge ruled against septa's request to force union employees back to work this weekend. septa called for the emergency hearing after filing an injunction. the transit agency claims delays on regional rail cause poor school attendance and can effect safety of riders. the union says the strike is inconvenience but doesn't present such a danger. >> that is not the basis of pennsylvania law to grant injunction against striking employees. >> we're not going to lie down while we can't resolve the strike and watch passengers suffer, not going to do it. >> the union called the injunction filed by septa, real tricks to avoid real bargaining. septa lawyers insist the top priority is to settle the strike. one of the top football matchups had to be cancelled because of the strike. they were supposed to have a playoff match but they couldn't field the team, kids couldn't get to school. it is the playoffs now in terms of high school football. that means dobbins is out of the playoffs. more highlights are coming up in the blitz in the next half hour. we're going to continue to stay on top of developments with the septa strike and the impact it is having on our community. make sure you have the nbc10 app, find the septa strike survival guide, see what's running, not running and get the latest news about the negotiations. it is official. it is now legal to ride in an uber or lyft in pennsylvania. that may be good for riders, whether you're a driver or rider, there's a hidden perk for philadelphia schools. governor tom wolf signed a bill into law that allows services like uber and lyft to operate statewide. two-thirds of tax revenue from ridesharing will go to school districts. the new law 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"i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" welcome back. a lot going on. let's do a few events forecasts. philadelphia heart walk going on now, you can see folks are getting out there. this is going on throughout the morning. temperatures are looking good from the upper 40s to mid-50s by lunchtime. sunny conditions as well throughout the walk. we're talking quite a few walks going on today and tomorrow. tomorrow, walk to defeat als. temperatures start in the lower 50s at 10:00 a.m. through noon, up to the upper 50s with sunny conditions. this is a good indicator of what to expect for sunday. similar forecast, sunshine and temperatures that move to the 60s. if taking a drive to met life stadium, we're tracking temperatures for the eagles, giants game also in the 50s. 53 for tailgating, 56 at kickoff and 58 end of game. sunny conditions. good day for the eagles. we will talk about the neighborhood forecast in a few minutes. thousands getting ready to take a step to stop heart disease. here's a live look at citizens bank park where the 18th annual philadelphia heart walk starts in less than an hour. nbc10's jacqueline london is emseeing. they race awareness for cardiovascular diseases. today, families can get into the holiday spirit. santa visits two malls in the area. he will be at king of prussia this afternoon. kids can give santa a list at quaker bridge at 4:00 this afternoon. guilty, chris christie's former aides could be headed to prison for years for their role in bridgegate scandal. what does it mean for the governor who is not on trial. he is already making changes to his schedule. those details are next. when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. >> stevie wonder right there using his voice to encourage philadelphians to support hillary clinton on election day. the legendary singer performed at a get out the vote concert at coda in rittenhouse square. tomorrow, clinton will join katy perry at a performance at the mann center. vice president biden will campaign for clinton in bristol. biden will be in harrisburg and trenton. clinton had leads in pennsylvania leading up to the election. pennsylvania hasn't voted for a republican in six presidential races. clinton is rocking the vote with the help of beyonce and jay-z. they took the stage for clinton in a different swing state. hosted an all-star convert for clinton in cleveland tonight. there was a very special performer, his wife beyonce. she wore a pant suit to honor clinton and then brought her out onstage. president obama and michelle are coming to town. donald trump back in pennsylvania tomorrow, having a campaign event near pittsburgh. trump will be in four states pushing for every vote. last night he told a crowd in hershey that unlike clinton, he doesn't need stars to draw thousands of supporters to his rally. >> i hear we set a new record for this building. and by the way, i didn't have to bring j-lo or somebody else. i am here all by myself. i am here all by myself. >> the republican nominee pointed out how critical pennsylvania is to his chances to win the presidency. bill brienlt and mike huckabee and rick perry are campaigning in bucks county. watch the special show monday at 7:00. we will preview clinton's election eve rally in philadelphia live. and starting monday, we will be in new york city at campaign headquarters for both candidates. new jersey governor chris christie was supposed to make campaign stops for donald trump in new hampshire but cancelled appearances after a jury convicted two of christie's former aides in connection with bridgegate. they are accused of orchestrating the traffic jam in 2013 to punish a mayor for not backing kr backing christie's re-election bid. we are looking at neighborhood temperatures. a chilly morning but going to be a nice, typical fall afternoon. 60s and sunshine. we are starting now with pennsylvania suburbs. forecast temperatures, current temperatures, cochranville at 48 degrees. seeing 40s and 30s along the board. erroy in the upper 30s. conditions, maybe frosty patches of grass this morning in the yard. we continue to warm up, notice that melting off and have a nice afternoon. delaware neighborhood, temperature of 38. harmony hills at 37. and wilmington at 42. continuing to see mostly around the 30s to 40s as well this morning. areas like shelton at 40. harrington at 38 degrees. what we are tracking is cool start, nice afternoon, sunny conditions. there's radar and satellite. not a cloud to track. this is a tight view that shows us clear conditions should persist through today, we continue with sunshine through the morning and afternoon and we have sunrise 7:30 this morning. that is changing as daylight saving comes to an end. 63 in center city, chestnut hill, 62. easton, 63. and allentown at 60 for the forecast temperature. hanging with the low 60s through parts of new jersey and the shore and delaware. pretty consistent. smyrna at 63 degrees for a forecast high. clocks fall back when daylight saving ends, meaning 2:00, drop back to 1:00 a.m. get an extra hour of sleep, can't complain too much. but here's the difference. sunrise at 7:35. tomorrow, 6:36. you get that earlier start, it means sunset feels earlier as well as it hits just before 5:00. here's the ten day forecast. that includes 60s for saturday and sunday, a dip monday, and there's election day at 68 degrees for the forecast temperature. next chance of rain doesn't move in until friday. time to check in on wednesday's child. she's a very sweet teen who can light up a room and is looking for a forever family to support her and help her overcome life's challenges. vai sikahema introduces us to chantel. >> confined to a wheelchair with cerebral palsy doesn't stop her from doing simple things that make her happy like painting. we tend to busy bees to get tips. >> this young lady is a gem looking for the right forever family to give her polish and help her shine. >> what kind of family would you like to have? would you like to have brothers and sisters? >> brothers and sisters. >> younger or older. >> it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter. >> sometimes you want to be older sister, sometimes you want to be the younger sister. >> i have a younger brother that drives me nuts. >> you know what, most younger brothers, that's their job is to drive you nuts. perhaps because of her condition, she would love to be a nurse someday. italian food is her favorite, especially pasta. best place she has been, disneyworld. >> she's comfortable with a single mom or a male, female parent. we are looking nationally. any state would be fine. she's okay with younger kids and older kids. she has dogs now, would like a family that has dogs and we are looking for somebody who knows about cerebral palsy or willing to learn. she can light up a room. she has a heart of gold. and doesn't let her disability get in the way of things she wants to do. she's eager to be independent and looking for a forever family. >> she's this week's wednesday's child. >> if you would like to make her dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child, go to nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center. 1-866-do-adopt. a parade a century in the making. how millions of cubs fans are celebrating in the windy city. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need 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with you. once again the eagles will take the train tomorrow to north jersey where they will face the giants sunday afternoon. carson wentz has yet to beat a division opponent or win a road game. josh huff was released yesterday. it will be the first time this season that treggs has been activated for a game. huff was playing nearly 30 snaps a game. doug pederson was asked how much of that playing time will go to treggs. >> he will take a majority of those, and we've talked about treggs in the past, where his learning curve is, what he can handle. he's done a great job this week. he'll be ready to go obviously and fill in the situation there. then the rest of it will get divided. >> we are your official eagles station. nbc10 getting you ready for the eagles and giants. we'll have all the highlights during eagles game day final right after nbc10 news at 11:00. the flyers and sixers both off and face tough opponents tomorrow. the sixers host lebron james and the cavaliers. the flyers visit an angry canadiens team that lost 10-0 tonight. the temple owls visiting uconn. fast start for the owls. first drive, phillip walker hits jahad thomas. gets into the end zone. 7-0. second drive for the owls. this time a 10-yard pitch and catch. 14-0, temple. third possession, walker airing it out. hits roman deloach over the middle. all the scoring and the game, you just saw it. temple wins its fourth straight, 21-0. that's sforts. i am danny pommells, csn. 9:26 this saturday. crews had to rescue dozens of shoppers and more than 5 million gallons gushd out of a broken main in east falls neighborhood. this morning it is all about the cleanup. monique braxton is live at the scene with an update. we'll check in with her next. it is a cool and clear morning. staying dry for the weekend forecast. details on the saturday and sunday and when the next chance of rain moves into the forecast coming up. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i 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facial daily challenges of diabetes. this is a live look toward philadelphia museum of art. step out walk to stop diabetes is getting under way and couldn't ask for better whether. let's check in with meteorologist krystal klei. krystal, a lot of events this weekend and picked a good one for us. >> mother nature helped us out here. the forecast for today and tomorrow is very similar. both days look very good. right now, 46 in philadelphia. we have the heart walk and you saw as well the diabetes walk. tomorrow the walk to end als. all under similar conditions. 46 in the suburbs, 41 in lehigh valley, new jersey 42. and delaware 44 degrees. those are current temperatures. a little chilly out there. we have clear conditions. high pressure is starting to dominate the region, we'll see clear conditions and dry forecast conditions for the next several days. as we move forward, not tracking rain, just tracking sun moving through. temperatures are bumping up. 63 degrees in philadelphia this afternoon. low 60s through the suburbs. new jersey, 60 through the lehigh valley, delaware the same at 63 degrees. winds are light to breezy today. not much change for sunday. we see bigger changes for your work week, election day. coming up in a few minutes, we will talk about that forecast and details on the ten day on 10. check back shortly. a water rescue at a shoprite had to be taken by raft. monique braxton is live there this morning where crews have plenty of work to do. >> reporter: you got that right. the shopping center, baker center is bustling with cleanup activity. over my shoulder, you see the water department and street crews teaming up to clear mud and some standing water. here's video of what caused this mess yesterday afternoon about 3:00. sky force 10 was over baker center moments after a 48 inch main broke apart. water department tells us as much as 6 million gallons of water gushed into the parking lot. we saw some of the 75 people that had to be rescued. some helped to safety by firefighters. others by shoppers. another 150 people needed to be sheltered in place. one man was trapped in his car as water kept rising and rising. fire department tells us dozens of cars were totalled when water rose as high as car windshields. >> should have stay put, i panicked, ran through the water. water was up to my thighs. >> it was scary, i didn't know what was going to happen. >> reporter: the owner of a business told us his insurance barely covers the damage. the water department commissioner tells us there were already million dollar plans in place to replace the broken main. it is the second time this particular main has broken apart. this is the fourth massive water main break since january of 2014 in this shopping center. a lot of frustrated merchants here, and the cause still being determined. we have been checking on merchants in the shopping center. right now, we can tell you shoprite is open and the 24 hour laundromat and some other fast food stops. we are watching merchants arrive now to assess damage and determine when they can get back to business. live in east falls, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> a long day ahead of them. this is not the first time this center had a water main break. in fact, nbc10 reported on three previous incidents at the same location the past few years. one in january of 2014, you heard monique say that, and two more in june and september last year. day five is another day of people trying to get around the city without buses, trolleys, subways. they plan to meet at the negotiating table this weekend to try to end the strike. they're also preparing legal arguments. last night a judge ruled against septa's request to force employees back to work. they filed an injunction. the transit agency claims delays on regional race and school attendance are a safety issue. the union says it is inveenlt but doesn't present danger. the judge will hear arguments how it could effect the election tuesday. >> if the campaign were concerned about that, they would be beating the drums. they're all beating the drums loudly to get more and more people to the polls, so i don't think that's going to be an issue. >> job number one is to settle the strike, we're continuing to work on that around the clock and working very hard with the union to do that. >> a little earlier this morning, reached out to a septa spokesperson to find out when negotiations resume today. as soon as we get that information, we will pass it along. meantime, we check in with the first alert traffic reporter. >> we still have access to regional rail. this morning, we are experiencing delays caused by slippery conditions, equipment and signal problems. here's the latest. thorndale, 16 minutes, and 805 and 811, 63 minutes. this is the latest. regional rail. and experiencing road closures in philadelphia along mlk drive, north and southbound side to the diabetes walk ramp. >> make sure you have the nbc10 app with the septa strike survival guide, see what's running and not running and get the latest news about the negotiations. new from overnight, one person is dead after two cars collide in philadelphia neighborhood. one of the cars caught fire after hitting a utility pole. the person that died was in the car. the crash happened on grant avenue around 2:00 this morning. two people from the other car went to the hospital. no word on their condition. breaking news update now. we got new information about what happened on route 42 in bellmawr. we told you about this at the top of the hour. state police say a man was shot and killed driving along the highway. authorities tell us another car pulled up alongside his vehicle and someone inside opened fire. the shooter still on the loose. anybody with information should call new jersey state police. we will continue to bring updates on this and throughout the day on the app. late going out, late coming in. we will tell you about the absentee ballot issue in one county 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"i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" absentee ballot problems could leave thousands unable to vote. nbc10 investigators reported this story thursday. here's what we know. nearly 5,000 ballots came in yesterday, still more than 12,000 haven't been rurneturned. the county didn't send them until october. what we know is that the county decided this was a severe enough problem to get a court order to give absentee voters more time to send ballots back. montgomery county voters have until tuesday. >> i am focused on the election next tuesday and we will take a very hard look back on all our processes that have taken place over the last several months and see where we can improve internally, externally, anything we can we will absolutely improve. it is an extremely important responsibility and one i take very seriously. >> montgomery county has extended vote in person hours for those folks until election day. all you need is to have a ballot on file. if you have a problem tuesday at the polls, we want to hear from you. we set up a hot line to open up election day. call us if you see something at the polls you want us to know about. numbers are there on the screen. knlds for the green party are holding a campaign event in orange city. jill stein and her running mate are rallying at the arts street meeting house from 4:00 until 6:00 this evening. her campaign calls them a bold leftwing alternative offering real solutions for working people. ♪ hipper than a hippopotamus. this is the blitz. we begin with undefeated central. the lancers welcomed southern this afternoon, aiming to make it a perfect 10-0 on the season. let's have a look. the lancers with little trouble in this one. off a tipped pass, omar has reservations for six. central cruising like smokey robinson. then after another defensive stop, back deep to receive the punt. and watch him work. the junior takes it to the barn. lucky number 7 helps central roll 47-6. frankford fans taking on omni in another public league game. mike morrell somehow keeps the play alive and peterson pierre turns it into a long gain. later morrell decides to call his own number and scores. frank ford rolls past. washington township and kingsway in o.t. earlier tonight for the comcast network. joel skur ba with shades of donovan mcnabb against the cowboys. runs one way, then another. look at this. finds the butler, andre butler, for the game winner. a 28-21 win in overtime. millville and atlantic city. milville up big early. this adds to the lead. clayton scott takes the perfectly executed screen pass and makes a house call. it's all millville in this one. 46-6. district 11 playoffs. bethlehem liberty and emmaus. after emmaus forces a safety, they get the short kick. returns it 52 yards to the barn. it's 9-0. later in the game, ento again, just punishing defenders. wow, look at this run. emmaus wins 23-13. pennridge and neshaminy. neshaminy down seven until a 72-yard pitch and catch. puts on the afterburners. neshaminy wins 26-21. garnet valley and cb south in the playoff matchup. a wild finish. nick juliano goes up top. on fourth and five. sick grab. we're tied at 14. final seconds, jewel ann know has some more. goes to davis, who runs off your screen. but reels it in for the game-winning grab. garnet valley survives with a 21-14 victory. let's head to the sky for some skylights. cb east and string ford in the pennsylvania district 1 playoffs. selwyn simpson barrels into the end zone. at district 1 playoff haverford. nick johns in haverford territory. north penn's reece udinski going the long way for a one-yard touchdown run. 28-7 at that point. the knights win 56-7. strath haven and upper dublin. upper dublin's justin horn keeps it for the score. upper dublin wins 34-20. cherry hill west and camden catholic. cheerleaders pumped up. mccoy junior, up top, beautiful catch, sets up this. he cashes in from 12 yards away. second half all camden catholic. mccoy, great throw. irish touchdown. then into the land of quick. 30-7 winner over cherry hill west. that's the blitz. i am danny pommells, csn. for all our loyal viewers, this is the time we continue our commitment to clear the shelters, find homes for adoptable pets. this is bucky. >> excited to have you meet him. he is a great story and also an awesome dog. he is in foster care now. he is two years old. we think a pitbull shepherd mix. loves people, wants to be around them, saying hi to everybody. his back story is interesting. >> and you said that he came to you injured, is that correct? >> yeah. he was hit by a car and needed some serious surgery to correct it. as a shelter, we don't have the capability to provide that care, but penn vet does. they have an amazing program, penn vet shelter dog medical program. and they provide free diagnostic and medical care for dogs that don't have anybody else. it is all free and they do it for a bunch of area shelters. they put pins in his leg and everything, intense surgery. he is doing great now and is ready for a new home. speaking of foster homes, they tell me looks can be deceiving. >> he looks tough, he is a big boy, but he is not. he is a big love bug. has been around toddlers and other dogs and has been fantastic. full of love. >> you have something going on with penn vets, correct, this weekend? >> we don't. we're grateful to have them support us in this program. we were almost up to 100 dogs. that's amazing. >> i should say through the week ahead, you continue the partnership and relationships. and if you're interested in adopting, give them a call. the number is on the screen. 267-385-3800 or check them out on the web. thank you for being with us. kris tal, a lot going on. >> great forecast going forward. we will look at that after the break. >> see you in a minute. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. 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"i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would, suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. krystal has one last check of the weather. >> temperatures are in the 60s fo for saturday and sunday. put the clocks back one hour before going to sleep, get an extra hour of sleep. still sunny and 63 sunday through election day. up to 68 degrees tuesday. going to be a nice day to get out and vote. >> looking forward to it. that does it for us this saturday. for krystal klei and all of us here, i am rosemary connors. thanks for joining us. see you back here tomorrow. have a good one. dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p*á*á". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'm sara gore. and this is "open house." this week we've got a full slate of stylish homes with celebrity pedigrees. we are checking out the tribeca triplex that kanye and kim recently called home. and we peek inside the fashion week crash pad of "it girls" kendall and kylie jenner. but first, i take a trip out to the serene beachfront home of a true television icon. sara! how cute are are you? my goodness! welcome to "open house." right now i'm coming to you from a stylish penthouse loft at the crossroads of chelsea and the flatiron district. located on top of the kind of prewar building for which the neighborhoods are known, this home has been handsomely updated for today's living. wide-open entertaining spaces and generous bedrooms