thousands in our area. faculty members in 14 state universities are now on strike. pro fess sorries walked off the job at 4:00 this morning. >> nbc 10 was at several of the schools today, professors at west chester university held picket signs and they marched on campus. the five local communities impacted. east stroutdsburg, kutztown, millersville, cookstown. >> randy, what is the pulse there on campus as the students are impacted by this strike? >> reporter: this is the scene happening at campuses all across pennsylvania. these professors left their offices and classrooms early this morning and they tell us they're not going back until they get what they're calling a fair contract. they're not even allowed to go back on to the campus itself, so they're out here on the street. some students supporting them, others questioning how long this strike could last. with classes shut down, students take to the streets, like cookstown senior ashley mave supporting the professors. >> i support them because they're my educators, they're my open door to my future. >> reporter: the factuality walked out this morning, demanding a new contract. >> it's an increase in co-pays, an increase in deductibles and very simply, the sicker you are, the more you pay. >> reporter: but the state system that runs these colleges faces a $56 million deficit. college costs are rising for everyone and they needed to save somewhere. teachers here are already paid well over the national average. the faculty disagrees saying this weakens education. >> you have to pay fairly to get the best people. >> for students it all means a week of confusion. >> it can affect our semester, i think they can get rid of our grades if it lasts too long, so i don't really want that to happen. >> reporter: and if this lasts for weeks, financial aid and graduation could be impacted. teachers here say they just want to be back in the class room with a fair deal. >> we're out for a while, we should be getting some sort of a refund. >> reporter: you can see people still out striking, protesting, it's unclear how long it could last because right now i'm told nobody is at the negotiating table, though both sides say they are willing to keep talking, the governor's office is telling both sides to come to a conclusion and end in strike. >> once again there are 14 state schools on strike, but penn state is not one of them. we have new details about the shooting on rittenhouse square, that left a good samaritan in the hospital. police are hot on the trail of the shooters. sydney long joins us live. >> reporter: the victim is 39-year-old good samaritan who tried to upset or intervene in the robbery that was unfolding here last night. police say he's noem ee's known rittenhouse park, sometimes he sells water, but tonight he's hospitalized and police say he's lucky to be alive. police are confident they will arrest a 17-year-old suspect for pulling the trigger tuesday night shooting the good samaritan four to five times. >> we actually were just talking about it when. it was definitely scary. >> reporter: police say only one suspect fired his gun, two men were armed as they approached a group in the park announcing a robbery. >> it's devastating, i don't want that to happen anywhere, but especially somewhere here where you feel like it's kind of the center of the city, where people are all the time. >> john echols is among those enjoying the summer in rittenhouse park today, hope that the park returns to what it's known for. the suspects parents are cooperating. they also interviewed the good samaritan victim, the man who was riding his bike before the bullets flew. police say as affluent an area as rittenhouse square is, it's not immune to crime or illegal activity. >> ever since the park has been being reconfigured and reskrukted, a little bit of the population here is changing a little bit. >> reporter: most who live and frequent the park say it shocks them that it happened here. >> we're not going to change anything about our lives, we love it here, we live here, we work here and we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: police know who the suspect is, they're not sharing the surveillance video with us, but they say it has proven to be helpful. and they have not recovered any weapon and they will also be looking to talk to that second suspect who was also armed. we will keep you posted as soon as there is an arrest. now to the weather. we hit a record today, no matter where you went today, what it was at the shore or right here in philadelphia, people spent plenty of time outside today if they could, but there is some rain coming our way to cool things off a bit. >> meteorologist krystal klie beautiful afternoon. i bet they didn't have to twist >> i volunteered to. if you're in the shade, it feels very nice. but if you're in direct sunlight, it probably feels hot to you, we have broken records all over the board. let's take a look at some of those numbers, wilmington now hitting that 87-degree high, way warmer than the previous record. philadelphia 86, by the way, that's 26 degrees warmer than average this time of year. allentown 84, and atlantic city breaking records as well. so across the map, we have seen those broken records. 82 degrees for cape may, wilmington at 87, redding earlier did tie the record that was set. and there's your radar and satellite looking at clear conditions. we have chances of rain moving in, and a big drop in those temperatures by your weekend, if you were ready for those fall like conditions to return, we'll have the details on all those changes coming up in a few minutes. to decision 2016 now, and the stage is set, we're just hours away from the final presidential debate in nevada inn, looking live outside the center where this is going to happen at unlv, hillary clinton is prepped for the last five days, staying off the campaign trail where donald trump has stayed on the campaign trail trying to win over voters. the debate just under five hours from now, and now there are six debate topics planned, each segment will get 15 minutes, lauren mayk is joining us from the las vegas area. what do voters want to hear tonight? >> reporter: different issues are important to different voters, but the one thing we heard over and over again is that voters want to hear these candidates talk about their own plans, instead of attacking their opponent. >> this is a problem in this country. >> reporter: in chester county, there's some frustration at this table about this year's presidential election. the two candidates might want to listen to mary lou dwyer, in the hotly contested philadelphia suburbs, she's still undecided as hillary clinton and donald trump head into their final debate. we heard the topics will be debt and entitlements, immigration, economy, supreme court, foreign hot spots and fitness to be president. >> which of those do you want to hear about. >> foreign hot spots? >> reporter: and why? >> because i think we live in a global economy, a larger world than just making fun of each other. >> reporter: what is your most important issue? >> i think the borders. i think it all comes down to the economic policy, how are you going to manage the budget? that's all i'm concerned about right now. >> i want them to talk more about specific foreign policy, rather than just staying isis, isis, i want them to say what their plan would be. >> reporter: in another political science classroom, there was suggestions. >> i would like to see some name dropping, as to who they would like to see in their cabinet. >> reporter: is anybody still undecided? >> he wants more policy talk from both, but isn't optimistic. >> i think this third debate will be full of a lot of attacks, i don't expect them to say anything. i really don't think there is something that could pull me either way. >> reporter: a lot of frustration out there. and in each of these debates, the moderator or moderators, they have a tough job. i'm going to run over to lester holt who was of course the first m debate moderator. >> both candidates are bringing special guests. president obama's half brother malik is attending. he is a trump supporter. so is the mother of benghazi attack mother michael smith. republican zone for meg whitman will be republican guests. nbc 10 is the place to watch the debate at 9:00. lauren mayk will be in the spin room for the reaction to the debate tonight. what should voters be on the lookout for in political editor mark murray joins us live to let us know what we can expect from both candidates. >> sky force 10 over this crash between a school bus and a car in kensington. this happened at american and york streets, there were about a dozen kids on the bus from a charter school, fortunately no one was hurt. the jersey man who was accused of setting off bombs in new jersey and new york is out of the hospital and in state prison. ahmad rahimi is now -- and a pressure cooker bomb in new york city that injured nearly 30 people. right now firefighters are on the scene at a gas explosion at a popular shopping mall. the building is heavily damaged. four people including two firefighters were hurt, crews are still on the scene putting water on that building. and a russian hacker suspected of attacks in the u.s. is now in custody in prague. he was arrested in a hotel last week, but police waited to announce the arrest for, quote, tactical reasons. the united states has accused russia of hacking into e-mails of the democratic national committee to influence the american election. russia has denied it. a 4-year-old boy fell seven stories to his death last night. firms say the boy fell through a screen door, managed to get himself over the railing of the balcony. investigation is still ongoing. $20,000 reward is on the tab table. the man assaulted the two victims, took some items from the home and stole their 1997 red jeep cherokee with delaware plates. in newark, where a car and a school bus collided. it happened on old baltimore pike in salem park road. today a vigil was held for a local mother who was beaten to death. family, friends and co-workers gathered to celebrate her life today. police say the 22-year-old mother of two was beaten to death back in july. >> christopher qu ar uaw eay. >> they also raised money to help support joyce's two children. in hamilton a car crashed into a building early this morning. you can see that car on a tow truck at the intersection of third state and bellevue avenue, no one was injured. warning for pet owners in camden county, a raccoon tested positive for rabies after it comit two dogs in hadden heights last week. the dogs were in their yard, jackie. >> the daub dogs were up to dat their rabies vaccine. if your animal gets bit by another animal to get them to the vet. city council voted that cars, trucks and other vehicles can no longer be left on front lawns, they can still be parked on side lawns or in backyards. cars parked in the front of the house must be in a driveway and not block any sidewalks. philadelphia is calling for the school system to put walter g. smith school back on the map. >> save this school! save this school! . >> city councilmembers parents and members of the community came together demanding that the src reopen the school. the council voted to close 22 schools including walter g. smith. >> we know what the consequences of school closings did, they were poorly chosen. they were based off of faulty information, they don't transform neighborhoods and community. and too often, 3 1/2 years later, this building is empty, when it should be being used educating the children of this community. >> the matter is now tied up in the courts. we're a little more than the week from the schuylkill ragatta. >> a mayor's cup will be awarded to the first place winners. also this year a race will be dedicated to the memory of former police commissioner john ken penman. >> what could be more important than teaching young people the skills necessary to row. team work, keeping your body healthy that translate to real life skills. >> the ragatta runs through the weekend of october 29. >> quite a bit chilly october 29th. >> is this the end of this warm spell that we have been in? krystal klei is back to tell us. >> temperatures way warmer than is typical and warmer than what is record for this point in the year. this is a live look outside wilmington, delaware, we have got these great sunny conditions, and scattered clouds overhead. you can see looking out over philadelphia, center city, but you're hot in the direct sunlight. it's going to feel a lot better than say this weekend when temperatures are going to drop big-time in your forecast. here's where we are right now, your current temperatures 86 in the suburbs, philadelphia the same, 83 the lehigh valley and delaware at 87. that's close to 90. 83 south jersey and the shore is starting to slip down to 81 degrees. looking in your philadelphia neighborhoods here, we do have a few spots that are very close to 90 degrees. which is just strange to mention in october. 89 degrees, that's the number that we're seeing in graduate hospital. 84 degrees in center city, mantiyock. temps right now in the 80s. right now radar and satellite showing us we're pretty much entirely clear, in fact some scattered clouds are moving through, no rain to track, and we won't be tracking rain for the rest of today or even into tonight, but thursday into friday, that's when we pull in our chances of showers. and as you can see, it affects the forecast in a variety of ways, first off, it's going to bring some rain in, second off it's going to bring your temperatures down as well. by wednesday, 86 degrees, thursday, 77 degrees, friday, 74 degrees, but by your weekend there, we really drop off, 58 your forecast saturday, sunday at 60 degrees. so back to coats, jeans, boots, for your weekend forecast. and it's now looking like rain chances may even linger into your saturday. so there's the look here, thursday into friday, lingering into your saturday for areas like philadelphia and redding, little better chance we'll see rain friday for areas like dover and atlantic city, in fact for the shore, not likely to see much storm activity for your thursday, staying on the dry side. here's a look at that 10-day on 10. first seven day, 77 degrees for your thursday, 74 degrees for your friday, chance of showers on saturday, 58 degrees, and sunday, 60 degrees with the eagles game. and monday, scattered clouds and mid 60s. next on nbc 10 news at 4:00. music to the ears of pets. the violinist who plays for pets. two very popular delaware brands are up next, dogs everywhere and the very special people who make these treats, you'll meet them coming up. and quarterback battle, carson went and pat bradford talk about playing against each other at the link. first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street, lots of green on the board, 2 dow, nasdaq, s&p, they all closed up today. blrk pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. 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and unexpected phone call is helping an oklahoman learn more about his family's history. >> 75-year-old compare rawlinson was shocked to find that somebody had found a purple heart that belonged to his uncle. he says he had no idea about the purple heart, it just showed up at his store. >> grateful to the good will for caring enough to reach out and try to find the family and grateful to purple hearts reunited for their great service. and the families decided to display the purple heart at marshall university where his uncle was commissioned. marshals will shell out $48 million to -- t-mobile would slow down the speeds to customers who were heavy data us users. the catch, they didn't tell users how much data they could use before the slower speeds kicked in. we're hours away from the last presidential debate. nbc's political expert joins us live from las vegas next. plus a local company that makes dog treats gets a helping hand. meet the people who make your furry friends' snack by hand. and we may have broken records today, but chances are rain is on the way, we'll take a look at that forecast coming up. most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money from you and... line the pockets of wall street millionaires like... himself. pat toomey: out for himself, all in for wall street. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. here the top stories we're following on nbc 10 news at 4:00, two men are lucky to be alive after the plane they were flying in crashed in lindenwold. no one on the ground was hurt. factuality at pennsylvania's four state universities are off the job today. they walked off after a labor contract just couldn't be reached. and we're just hours away from the final showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump, the third and final presidential debate is being held tonight on the campus of the university of nevada, las vegas. and the debate tonight could influence undecided voters. >> donald trump needs a come back in the next few weeks and that could start in just a few hours. >> mark, thanks for being here, what can we expect from these candidates tonight? >> reporter: you know, if the path to presidential debates or any kind of pro log, i would end up expecting a very contentious and divisive debates, all of our sources say that donald trump nor hillary clinton will shake each other's hands like they didn't at the last debate. this is going to be a lot of tough rhetoric, and i think what we have seen in the last two debates will play out here tonight. >> how have the first two debates changed how people are voting and how crucial is this evening for both of them. >> reporter: this evening is very crucial for donald trump, he finds himself trailing in almost every national or important battleground poll that we have seen so far, and so he needs something to be able to run on in the next three weeks before election day. as far as the debates move the needle, our polling suggests that it actually has, 31 of voters saying they're more likely to vote for hillary clinton after the first two debates, versus only 14% after the second debate. you can tell by that 2-1 margins that voters seem to think that hillary clinton has done better than donald trump has. >> mark murray live from las vegas, where we're all be watching tonight. >> you can also watch nbc 10 news at 11:00, lauren mayk is going to be live from the spin room with reaction to that debate. 21% of registered voters say they approve of the job governor chris christies doing. 62% disapprove. that's the lowest approval rating yet for the new jersey governor. now to this, an nbc 10 responds. today, we can tell you in this nbc 10 responds, a wife bought her husband a certificate for a hot air balloon ride. >> sounds great, right? sounds adventurous, but that present quickly turned into a headache when the couple couldn't schedule a ride. and their quest for a refund went nowhere. so they called nbc 10 responds to help out. >> this woman said she already found complaints with governor and consumer groups and she gave those groups up and contacted us. lee and her family love spending time outdoors. she thought she found the perfect outdoorsy gift for her husband last christmas, a hot air balloon ride. she paid a company called soars adventures for the certificate. soaring adventures gave her a list of companies where she could use the gift, but she said each company she called said the same thing. >> they would not accept the certificates, or i was told that they were completely booked. >> she says she tried dozens of hot air balloon companies before she turned back to soaring adventures for a refund. >> i felt taken advantage of, i felt cheated, i felt used. >> after several calls to the company and no response, she reached out to nbc 10 responds. soaring adventures said it apologized that the couple had so many problems scheduling a balloon ride. it got her a $492.10. >> thank you nbc 10 responds for giving me something that i thought was impossible to. now i've got the give you a hug. >> and she says she wishes she had read more reviews about the company before buying the gift certificates. so now our total stands at $141,047. >> it's important to read reviews about businesses, restaurants, hotels, it's all out there, you can see what people think. >> read it before hand. >> why do you think it's important that you don't want to feel that you're being taken advantage of or used. so she's feeling a lot better today. if you have a claim for nbc 10 responds, reach out to us, the best ways to reach us are right there on your screen. coming up tomorrow on nbc 10 responds. a landsdale man says he hireded a company to fix a leaky roof then he said it was still leaking so he called harry hairston, nbc 10 responds. there's a recall on more than 300,000 jeep cherokees. the seat belt sensors won't work and the air bag will not deploy. this recall affects 2016 and 2017 model years. straight ahead on next 10 news at 4:00, old pictures so rare, not many people have seen them before. the new exhibition about to open. plus this woman proves age is just a number, why you're never too old, next. pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. vo: donald trump and pat toomey anhave plenty in common --. they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. >> some rare images are on display in center city from one of the most influential artists in american history. > >> these are photographs by thomas eakins. this exhibit is to honor the 160th anniversary of eakins' death. a 62-year-old woman who gave birth 10 days ago showed off her new baby girl to the world. >> lena alvarez was surrounded by reporters as she left the hospital, her baby, also named lena weighs 5 pounds 2 ounces. the doctors induced labor because of lena's high blood pressure. lena received inv invitrofertilization. >> it's a day to support lesbian, bisexual and transgender young people. nbc 10 is a proud supporter of spirit day and the nbc 10 community. and we're talking summer heat right now, but rain for tomorrow, i'm tracking weather in your neighborhood, coming up next. the recent weather feels so good, i'm danny pommells, remember when carson wentz was supposed to sit and learn from danny bradford? a lot has came and went. but all mike and brian fitzpatrick share is a name. brian fitzpatrick supports a radical republican agenda, including defunding planned parenthood, just like donald trump. a hundred and sixty miles down the road in dc, brian fitzpatrick will put his party first, not pennsylvania families. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. 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. jtsds the eagles get ready for a little bit of déjà vu this weekend. >> danny pommells joining us live from csn. >> two months ago, hard to believe sam bradford was ready for a second season as an eagles. a lot has happened since then for both bradford and carson wentz. here is wentz today getting ready to face the vikings defense. also a matchup between he and his former mentor, wentz learned under bradford and now he's squaring off against him. and to think that wentz was supposed to be sitting and watching this seasoning. >> we haven't spoken this week, it's been a long week already, but i'm sure we'll talk before the game. sam had some good insight on our offense and he was in a number of systems as well. so it was a really a good come bic combination. >> when i rejoin you at 5:00, you'll hear from a former eagles qb who traded in his uniform. danny and the eagles host the vikings at 9:30 on monday, hear from sam, carson and doug pederson on sam bradford's return to the link. and then after the game, team interviews. what great weather to play any kind of sport out there tonight? >> nbc 10's first alert meteorologist krystal klie, the weather is going to change before the game? >> here's a look at rehoboth beach right now. we have been seeing sunny and mostly sunny conditions, scattered clouds throughout the entire region, and temperatures have been soaring, breaking records all over the place. delaware neighborhoods 83 degrees. and talliville sitting at 84 degrees. odessa sitting at 86 outside. lincoln is at 87. lewis beach and 77. and that shot we just saw in rehoboth, it's in the low 70s. now 72 degrees. so feeling a little better at some of those shore spots than the mid 80s we're seeing all over the place. now the suburbs, 78 degrees, euclid township. unionville at 83. this will not be the same case tomorrow, as tomorrow we will start to see those changes in our forecast, well to our west, we have got clouds, we have got rain, in our zone, it is still clear out there, high pressure still allowing for that warm air to funnel right on into our neck of the woods. that's going to start breaking down, which means that cooler air can finally make its way down and make us more seasonal for this time of year. but temps will be more than average tomorrow. fair mont 77, and allentown at 74. the 70s are going to be accompanied by the chance of showers, with some spot thunderstorms possible as well. although we're not saying this is going to be an all day event. it's looking like in the morning we're going to see some activity, as well as into the afternoon. jersey shore and long port at 73 degrees, andover at 76 degrees. it's looking like areas around the show in delaware is looking dry tomorrow, with some isolated potential through those zones. here's one model we're showing you breaking down the time frame here, we go from your wednesday night into thursday, these are the early am hours, showers are starting to build to the west of us, as we continue through the morning time, allentown looking at some showers, possibly could edge into philadelphia in the morning hours, there you see it continuing until about our lunchtime and then those showers moving off. leaving us with scattered showers activity into the early evening, 6:00 p.m., still clouds major head tomorrow, a little bit cooler temperatures, friday the chance of rain continuing, in fact we're going to see some of the stronger storms move west into friday morning, later in the day on friday, that's when we could see some of this rain edging in. i think this is pushing a little bit too far to the west by 4:00 in the afternoon, but the best chances will be friday late in the day into the evening, there we go into the night, 7:30, now chances are starting to pick up into new jersey and those chances do continue. now with a little shift with our models, keeping those chances of rain lingering into saturday. so at saturday morning, 11:00 a.m., it shows us rain chances will be lingering into your saturday. good news is they will not be lingering into your sunday. sunday a sunny forecast with that'sle eagles-viking game. start time for the game 1:00. 58 your temperature, and by end of game, 63 degrees. for the next seven days, the big drop in temperatures, 77 thursday, mid 70s friday, and then the 50s by your saturday, as we continue along, that's when we're talking 60s for you as we go into your next week as well. so we'll be in those low to mid 60s which is enough more average for this time of year. just some scattered clouds for the next week. >> the weekend looks pretty good, though. >> sunday's looking very good. and sunday looks like it's going to be lingering showers, but not the entire day. >> and tonight enjoy the evening, maybe take the dinner outside. a nonprofit makes dog treats from scratch. >> how you can treat your dog and help the community at the same time. plus has this happened to you? 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[ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. two well known delaware brands are teaming up, one's a craft brewer, the other is a nonprofit dog treat maker. >> tim furlong takes us in the kitchen to meet the exceptional people using some exceptional ingredients to make a dog disease disease -- waggies by maggies dog treats. their bones are in stores all over our viewing area. >> adults with disabilities are coming to work and they're getting paid because they're coming to work. they have gotten really, really good at what they're doing. >> one day dog fish had wanted to team up with waggies, their merchandise guru spoke with me on facetime. >> they're supporting kind of a happy community. we think that good karma really comes with collaboration. >> reporter: when a brewery makes beer, they're left with loads and loads of soggy grains like this. they needed lots of grains and this makes a perfect match. they mix it up with their other dog friendly ingredients and there you have it. >> here we are making dog barks, they liked it, then they liked the bones, so it's win-win. >> you can buy the dog bones at the dog fish brewery, and when you buy it, remember the very special people who proudly made the treats by hand for your pup to enjoy. in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. jim, jackie, next nbc 10 news at 5:00, we're talking about a close call. scene in camden county, as two people were rescued from a plane crash and it all happened in somebody's backyard, nbc 10 has just spoken with a new witness, we'll have that story next at 5:00. and we have more record high temperatures today, i'll show you who hit those records, plus a much bigger cooldown for your weekend. plus left in limbo, thousands of students are wondering what's next for their edge after their professors go on strike. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. right now at 5:00, pulled from the wreckage, sky force 10 captured this rescue just minutes after someone slashed a plane into their backyard and somehow avoided hitting any houses. >> now investigators are trying to figure out what caused this crash in camden county, within the past hour, nbc 10 has learned the small plane took off from an airport in medford, burlington county, it crashed about 20 miles later in lindenwold. >> ted greenberg has been following the breaking developments. >> reporter: shaun davy said that he immediately knew something was wrong when he saw a low flying lane over his neighborhood in lindenwold. seconds later it crashed on the other side of the street. >> the pilot was trying to keep control of the airplane, but clearly he had to take it down. >> reporter: sky force 10 was on the scene soon after the crash at 1:15 p.m. this woman lives in a house just feet away. >> kind of crazy, because it's such a -- there's so many houses and trees around here, but somehow it managed to miss everything. >> it looks like it came between, you know, about four homes kinds of on a diagonal. >> it took about 15 minutes for rescuers to cut the men out of the wreckage. investigators say that the plane had taken off from flying airport in medford. the database says it was built in 1976. police believe it had been represented in maryland and neither man on board was the owner. shaun davies is among those who had words of praise for the pilots who managed to avoid houses and people on the ground. >> he must be a very experienced pilot. anybody else in his shoes might not have done the same. >> that was ted greenberg reporting. it is unclear why that plane went down. federal investigators are on