50 philadelphia. this is a little better than yesterday morning. coatesville, 43 degrees. same in trenton and mid-40s to kick off in atlantic city. compare this to yesterday morning. it is cooler right now. warmer right now. 2 degrees warmer in coatesville and 2 degrees warmer in trenton. 6 degrees in mount holly, 4 philadelphia and 5 atlantic city. you might notice as you step outside, you'll want the jacket for your morning commute. you can peel that off in the afternoon. current winds very light, 3 miles per hour, allentown, philadelphia, through wilmington and dover. we are seeing the winds coming in mostly from the east and that's going to continue into your afternoon as well. we're looking at clouds moving in. but not yet chances of rain. we have a chance of rain that we moved into the forecast, though. we'll talk more about that, take a closer look at your neighborhood forecast coming up in a few minutes. right now let's go traffic with jessica boyington. >> out in smyrna, we're starting there. over in delaware, an accident closed part of route 1, headed southbound around route 19. that's between route 19 and exit 14. watch for a big accident there. that was in smyrna, delaware. another accident in pottstown, route 100 northbound around west king street. watch for that. the 42 freeway in new jersey, just around the atlantic city expressway, all the traffic right here is moving northbound towards philadelphia. no problems or delays yet. moving through here to deptford, up into the city and if you're heading to 295 towards the trenton area you'll do just fine there as well. maybe down the shore, you'll be good there, too. take a look at this new video of an overnight fire at a pizza shop. you can see the flames engulfing nonstop pizza in philadelphia's tacony neighborhood. the store and a large garage behind it were both destroyed in the fire that started just after 11:00. nobody here was hurt. investigators are now looking for the cause of this fire. also this morning, fire officials are look for the cause of this fire that roared through two vacant row homes in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood. the two homes are on north broad street and it's near pike street. some beams of this building collapsed while crews were putting out flames. the fire broke outç around 1:0 this morning. no one was hurt. leaders in philadelphia will try to come up with a solution to the city's costly pothole problem. nbc 10's monique braxton is live at city hall to tell us more. monique, fill us in. >> rosemary, all of us can speak from personal experience. in just a few hours, philadelphia city council will begin tackling its widespread pothole problem. council and the streets department admit there aren't enough hours in one day, one week or even one month to fix potholes. they're in every neighborhood, flattening tires or causing accidents when others swerve to avoid them. then when crews work to fill the gaping holes, traffic is stalled for hours. >> right now, i'm on public transportation because i had front end damage to my car because of a pothole. >> reporter: today counselman david oh says he has an idea to fix that problem. he's suggesting a self-contained spray injection unithat only requires one worker. counselman oh says it costs about $13 a pothole and takes about three minutes to fix. at 10:00 you'll hear from him and others who want to share their experiences or offer suggestions to the city's pothole problem. outside city hall, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, monique. a man seriously injured during last month's fatal train crash in hoboken plans to file a lawsuit. he plans to hold new jersey transit accountable for safety failures that led to the crash. 66-year-old sheldon kess was on the train and suffered a broken nose, deep cuts to his head and face and partially amputated finger. he and his attorneys announced the lawsuit yesterday. one person was killed and more than 100 others injured in the september 29th crash. kess said he hopes his actions can prevent another crash. >> i need to know why did this happen, how did this happen and who should be held accountable so that something like this never, ever happens again. >> investigators say the train was going twice the 10 mile-per-hour speed limit when it crashed through a platform at hoboken terminal. the federal aviation administration is investigating an incident between two planes at newark airport, a laugh tuft plane and united airlines flight clipped wings yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt. both planes have minor damage. we're learning that the city of philadelphia paid mail room employees over $9,000 in overtime for hours they never worked. that's according to a report from the city controller's office. yesterday, city controller allen butkovitz discussed the investigation into the distribution center. he says surveillance videos taken over an eight-week period saying nearly 300 overtime hours were wrongly claimed. the supervisor and administrative officer knowingly certified the o.t., he says. >> this is fraud and it should never be tolerated. not only did it waste tax dollars but decreasedç productivity and created a hostile work environment. >> the findings of the investigation have been sent to the d.a.'s office for further review. the supervisor and the administrative officer have since resigned from their position. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> starting out with our look right now, planners across the board are mostly showing that temperatures this morning, not quite as cold as they were yesterday morning. still chilly start, though. 9:00 a.m., 54 degrees in philadelphia, 65 by 1:00 this afternoon. notice as well as the icon is different than yesterday. not a big deal. still a nice day but we'll be partly cloudy outside. scattered clouds throughout your morning, afternoon and even into your evening. 63, 1:00 p.m. in the suburbs. by 5:00, 65 degrees. we move over to delaware, parts of new jersey and the shore. 55 degrees at 9:00 a.m. in delaware, 54 in new jersey and warmer than that along the ocean points. that's because when you get the moist on-shore breeze, you see the temperatures stay warmer, kind of a monitoring effect. the afternoon, not going to warm up quite as much, mid to upper 60s, what we are expecting. tomorrow, though, with the passing system, we will see some variation with chances of rain near the lehigh valley but drier through new jersey and delaware. radar and satellite, here's the view, nice and wide. we have scattered clouds in place right now. way to the west, there's some of the rain i was talking about. it will take a while to make it to us. that's until thursday that we'll see that chance. it will be for the northern most zones. hurricane nicole, 90 mile-per-hour winds. we have a current update on the now category 1 hurricane. it's moving to the northwest at 6 miles per hour. it's going to start to make this curve, though. the concern is bermuda sits at sea in the line of fire. here's the projected path as it stands now. wednesday into thursday, strengthening up to 105 mile per hour winds. look at this exactly over bermuda as we move through your thursday and friday. friday at 2:00 a.m., starting to downgrade, back to 90 mile-per-hour winds. good news for us, this system will stay out to sea. dangerous for bermuda. staying out to sea as we move into the weekend, meaning that areas like philadelphia, new york, boston, not going to feel the effects of hurricane nicole other than maybe a little more bumty seas out to our east. here's the next five days for our forecast. our wednesday. 69 degrees in philadelphia. delaware, nearly the same at 68. we see the warm to the lower 70s for your thursday, then the dip, your friday/saturday, back to 70s, though. a good weekend ahead for sunday, 73 in philadelphia. more on the ten-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> looking forward to it. thanks, krystal. nine minutes past 6:00 on this wednesday. driving into work this morning, i had my windows down a little bit. it's warmer than yesterday. >> a little bit more today. jessica boyington is looking at 202 right now. jessica probably comes in with her heat blaring. >> no. i do come in with a big giant hoodie. when yoçu first get out of bed it's really early. you need to be warm. being cold that early is not fun. route 202, look at the drive times and average speeds into the 60s. 202 around route 29. northbound drive time from 29 at this point headed to the schuylkill expressway. just a seven-minute trip there. speeds in the 60s. in pottstown, an accident around route 100 northbound around kings street. doylestown train 6506 running two cars short which means it's subject to some overcrowding as well. you might see some of that there. other than that, everything running on time. the mother of a local middle school student says her child's reading assignment promotes seeing police officers in a bad 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[alright] here's a live look near lancaster avenue and north wayne avenue in wayne, delaware county. 44 degrees in wayne. a little bit warmer here near the nbc 10 studios in bala cynwyd. we will warm up today into the 60s. a mother in delaware says she's outraged over a reading assignment brought home by her daughter who attends a sussex county middle school. >> the scholastic company put out this article adapted from an article "new york times" in the for classroom use. it's called blue and black, talking about recent high-profile police-involved shootings of african-americans. jill, who is the wife of a police officer, says the bulk of the article sends a message that police cannot be trusted. she would not let her daughter use the article for her homework. >> because i think it's totally one sided. i think it's promoting racism. i think it's pretty much telling young kids that the cops are bad people. >> jill says school administrators told her they would not use the article again but scholastic told us they take special care to address controversial issues and they have received positive feedback on this particular issue. let's head to california where today in palm springs the district attorney will announce charges in the murders two of police officers. the officers were responding to a domestic disturbance call on saturday when they were shot and killed. john felix was arrested after a 12-hour standoff. the district attorney is expected to ask for the death penalty. happening today, cumberland county college will hold a ceremony to remember victims of domestic violence. students will collect nonperishable food and clothing to donate to a cumberland county safe house. in north carolina, rescue crews are still on the job saving lives, not just people, animals, too. a team of firefighters rescued more than a dozen dogs from an animal shelter in the town of lumberton. volunteers from our area are still down south pitching in to help the victims of matthew. 80 volunteer members of new jersey's urban search and rescue team have been working in ç hard-hit areas since the weekend. the american red cross jersey region is adding to its team of nearly two dozen already in the southeast. >> you see people in distress. i'm fine myself. you want to help those people. >> i think with hurricane sandy, so glad i was able to come here and help. >> those team members expect to return home today. state officials say they're ready to send another group to the flood zone. 16 minutes past 6:00. speaking of distress, looks like we have people in trouble there on the blue route. >> what are you seeing on the cameras? >> one of the cameras picked up an accident scene on one of the ramps, blue route around ridge pike. it's on the southbound side of the blue route off of this ramp right here. we just had fire department activity just leave the scene. it was an earlier accident with a vehicle fire involved there as well. now it looks like they're starting -- i'm trying to figure out what's going on here. some of that moved out of the way. they're trying to figure out what's going on. it looks like they just allowed traffic to move by the area. let me get out of that shot right now. it's making me dizzy. watching in smyrna, delaware, route 1 southbound between route 113 between 119 and 114. there's word that a truck spilled over and had a load of checkens in tow. there might be massive cleanup under way. we'll keep you updated there. that might be a serious situation, more than we originally thought. in pottstown, an accident on route 100 northbound and west king street. we'll check in with delaware and the blue route when i come back. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and starting with your neighborhoods right now we're at 40 degrees right now, across many locations, rather those low 40s. kutztown 42. we're seeing 40 from mertztown and 41 in reading. just a few 30s that are sneaking in across the board. most are in the lower 40s to start out with. yesterday if you remember, it was more like the mid-30s. temperatures are a little better off than yesterday. looking at the temperature trend in philadelphia, average 68 degrees. we were at 65 on monday and 67 tuesday. just as forecast. then today, bumping up to 69 degrees. just around average these last few days. as we get into your thursday, we do continue the warming, getting to 72 by thursday. so if you somehow have your thursday off, make outdoor plans. it will be lovely throughout the day. friday we see the dropoff. a cold front moving in which will allow for spot chances of rain, mostly north of philadelphia. and into friday, we'll dry out, seeing the temperatures slil back down slightly below average. radar and satellite currently, also have clouds pushing in from the shore here. overall, this is a great start to your morning. temperatures aren't quite as cold. we just have scattered clouds, no rain, don't need the umbrella, don't need to worry about the windshield wipers. that might change. let's begin your hour by hour. the nice tight view through philadelphia, showing us as we move along, some clouds continue to press in from the shore. that's your lunch time. giving us partly cloudy conditions. we continue through your afternoon into your early evening. on/off clouds through 6:30 and then we switch over to a separate model. this gives us a wider view the region with that cold front moving through. this, we're starting wednesday evening. we fast forwarded through our day. we saw that with the last model. we see the line of rain sitting to our west. the cold front continues with the showers into your thursday morning. 9:30 a.m. we'll see spotty showers that continue to push along into our region. i suspect for the most part these will start to break apart and hang around the northern portion before moving out. isolated chances near philadelphia, more likely areas like the lehigh valley and some parts of berks county. looking at the 10 day on 10, temperatures up and down here. 69 for your wednesday. 72 for your thursday and then the dropoff, sunny but 66 on friday. we start to warm back up over your weekend, we're at 73 by sunday. there we go with a chance of rain. we have put that back into the forecast for your monday. mid-70s for monday, upper 70s possible by tuesday. >> looking for that. thanks so much, krystal. this just in, disturbing and dangerous. that's what the u.n. human rights chief is saying about republican presidential nominee donald trump and his recent comments on international relations. he says that he doesn't like to weigh in on political campaigns but that he's worried about human rights around the world and that they could suffer if trump is elected. so far, the trump campaign has not responded to this. we're following the latest developments from the campaign trail just ahead in our next half hour. also ahead, the eagles will have to do without one of their big guys up front. next, we'll hear from the team's top brass about lane johnson's suspension for performance-enhancing drugs. plus, tim tebow made his arizona fall league debut but he's really getting a lot of attention for his post-game interaction with a fan who suffered a seizure. we'll explain. eagles offensive lineman lane johnson will have to serve a ten-game suspension for violating the nfl's policy on performance-enhancing drugs. he lost his appeal. his attorney released a statement saying the suspension was upheld. he will be eligible to play the final two games of the regular season. the eagles executive vice president of football operations, howie roseman released this statement, saying in part, we're very disappointed that lane johnson has been suspended ten games. his actions have affected the entire organization. he has no choice but to hold himself accountable to jeffrey lurie, coach pederson, staff and our fans. csn's john clark travelled with wentz to his home state of north dakota to give us a look into his early life before he became a superstar with the eagles. catch "from wentz he came" friday night at 7:00 p.m. right here on nbc 10. tim tebow played some baseball and then helped a fan in need. tebow finished his first game in the arizona fall league yesterday in arizona when he saw a fan having a seizure in the stands. tebow went to comfort and pray with the man while they waited for emergency workers to arrive. the man was taken to the emergency room. we done the know his condition. good morning, everyone. watching the blue route right now. this is jessica boyington doing that around ridge pike, the off ramp though from the blue route southbound. we had an earlier vehicle fire clearly extinguished. we still haveç activity there d all lanes back open, approaching the scene. earlier we did have a lane closure in place. now that ramp is just partially blocked. updates for you on this and check in with delaware when i'm back at 6:30. for now, let's get a check on today's forecast with krystal klei. cape may, a live shot as we're looking at right now. we are looking at temperatures that will start to rise back to the 60s. we'll talk how warm we may see in the next few days. on that ten-day, could we see upper 70s in all that coming up. up next at 6:30, fire lights up a philadelphia neighborhood. we'll show you the damage done following these flames. plus, philadelphia is taking steps to keep kids from smoking. we'll tell you about the new rules aimed at protecting the city's youth. katie v/o: she works hard. she stays late. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pay for women, against pay that helps hard working families get ahead. katie o/c: for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. katie v/o: i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. do you own a plane? do you own a bank? pat toomey owned both. but it's the fact that toomey owns a seat in the u.s. senate that should really concern us. while on the senate banking committee, pat toomey voted to rewrite rules to help bankers like him ...and he tried to eliminate protections put in place to stop wall street's risky practices. pat toomey: looking out for wall street and himself, not pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. late-night flames damage a pizza place and a garage. now investigators want to know what sparked the fire. >> the war on smoking. philadelphia is getting trod roll out new rules for big tobacco doing business in the city. unshackled. donald trump says he can now fight for america the way he wants to. gop leadership continues to distance themselves from the candidate. nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. hump day, wednesday, this is "nbc 10 news today," i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm rosemary connors. i almost forgot earlier this morning that it was wednesday. but it's here. let's get more on the forecast from meteorologist krystal klei. krystal? >> there's nothing that makes you feel like fall more than orange colors. we have a beautiful shot. this is from skyforce 10. as the sun gets ready to come up, a beautiful start to your day. not quite as cold as it was yesterday morning. 50 degrees in philadelphia. wouldn't be surprised if we dropped into the upper 40s. we're at 43 right now, the suburbs, new jersey as well. and look at the lehigh valley in those 30s at 39 degrees currently. winds are light, not expecting a windy day today, although may be breeziness by tomorrow. for today, it's all about some of the clouds building in and temperatures back to the upper 60s. we're at 69, philadelphia, 68 the suburbs and new jersey. and, again, right now just scattered clouds in place. our eye on rain that sits well to our west. those showers, though, may creep on in and affect parts of our viewing area by thursday. let's talk traffic right now for jessica boyington. >> thanks, krystal. starting off in smyrna, a truck overturned and spilled its load. word is they were carrying chickens. there might be cleanup, kind of a mess on route 1 southbound between exit 119 and exit 114. a good alternate is taking route 13. that's dupont highway. that will get you by the scene. right now with that closure in place, you may see big delays. checking in here, that's looking a little bit better. this is the off ramp from the blue route headed southbound. now looks like another disabled left on the shoulder of the ramp. one of the lanes still getting by to the left-hand side. not really causing any problems any more. here's the schuylkill expressway. checking in with drive times there, just seeing if we're seeing slowdowns yet. into center city, just a little bit, pretty much the same headed westbound. 17 minutes from the blue route to the vine street expressway. speeds into the 40s. vai? >> thank you, jessica. new from overnight,ç cell phon video shows a raging fire in philadelphia's tacony neighborhood. this morning, a garage destroyed, a pizza place is damaged and investigators are trying to figure out how this started. matt, you've been digging around. tell us what you've learned. >> it's still dark right now. let me show you the damage to the garage. you can see the burned out remains there. as this became more of a problem when the fire spread next door to a pizza shop that has apartments above. take a look at this cell phone video again. heavy flames and smoke coming from this area, last night around 11:00. this was quite intense. magee avenue between hagerman and edmund streets in the tacony section. one witness who was out here early on scene, before the first responders showed up, told us it got so intense, he was standing across the street and pieces of the garage were flaying off in his direction. it is believed there may have been someone upstairs in the building at the time. no reports of injuries this morning. once again, we'll take another live look here. the pizza shop, nonstop pizza it's called. sustained quite a bit of damage. i'm curious what this one-story garages with being used for, what was being stored inside. another thing that just happened 10, 15 minutes, peco crews showed up because they cut power lines to this area. those utility crews are getting ready to work. we'll keep you posted. live in tacony, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. philadelphia is launching a new initiative today, focused on ending youth smoking. mayor jim kenney will officially unveil the plan a little bit later on this morning. here's what we know about it. under new health regulations, the city will increase the annual fee for retailers selling tobacco from 50 to $300. the city health official tells us the mayor and his supporters want to limit the number of stores offering tobacco in low-income neighborhoods. also today at city hall, city council will hear about new efficient ways to fix potholes in philly. councilman david oh will propose two methods he says are faster and cheaper than trucks and work crews. one way involves a self-contained spray that requires one worker. it would cost $13 a pothole and take three minutes to fill. the other option is infrared repair which would work in a similar way. 50 degrees outside. in other news, family members have identified two children caught on surveillance cameras breaking into a school in northeast philadelphia. we blurred the faces of the children in this video released by police. authorities say the brother and the sister broke into the philadelphia academy charter school through a win did he on monday. and they rummaged through classrooms. they tell us they took hot sauce, food, change and colored markers. they're not sure how they got in. there was testimony that christie gathered his top aides in 2013 and gave them an hour to produce any e-mails or information related to the bridge lane closures. she said she learned of the matter whenç she met with bill baroni whom she was replacing at the port authority. baroni and bridget kelly are accused of orchestrating the lane closure as political pay back. they have pleaded not guilty. now to decision 2016. republican donald trump will campaign in florida today and tomorrow. democrat hillary clinton will be in colorado and nevada today. >> yesterday, president obama sounded off for the first time on trump's lewd comments that was caught on tape. >> i, too, believe in forgiveness and redemption but that doesn't mean i'm going to elect the person president. president obama made those comments while stumping for clinton yesterday in north carolina. he'll be back on the campaign trail tomorrow in ohio. meantime, donald trump says the shackles are off. after a number of republican lawmakers have pulled their support. yesterday on twitter trump leveled attacks on those republicans, including house speaker paul ryan who said he would no longer defend the republican nominee. during this appearance in florida last night, trump pounced on e-mail leaks from wikileaks reportedly showing that clinton's team back channeled with the justice department while her e-mails were being investigated. >> we have to investigate hillary clinton and we have to investigate the investigation. >> trump also accused clinton of wanting to surrender america's freedom to, quote, open borders, open trade and a world government, end quote. a top clinton adviser accuses a long-time trump aide of getting advanced warning about wikileaks plan to publish thousands of hacked e-mails. john podesta alleges roger stone has been in touch with wikileaks founder julian assange. stone calls that assertion false. podesta confirms the fbi is investigating the hack of his private e-mail account. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll taken after xund night's debate shows hillary clinton has a nine-point lead over donald trump among likely voters. in a four huff way race, clinton draws 46% to donald trump's 37%. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> starting with those temperatures this morning, we are just seeing numbers higher than yesterday at this time. 39 allentown, pottstown, still cold in spots. we're at 41 degrees right now in reading. 50, not bad in philadelphia. we're at 45 degrees in northeast philadelphia. also at 45 degrees, millville, dover at 48 to kick off the morning. here's your day. we'll go through a few different neighborhoods starting with philadelphia. 6:39 this morning, 58 by 10:00 a.m. and 65 by your lunch hour. it's a day you could grab lunch outside. as we move along we'll be in the upper 60s in philadelphia, with a mix of cloud and sun and light winds. the lehigh valley, light winds, calm right now. 39 for the temperature. bumping it up quickly. 60 by your lunch hour and just because we start cool doesn't mean we can't see that nice mid-60s forecast. this afternoon at 66 by 4:00 "p." finally, we look at new jersey. 41 the current temperature. we have clouds hanging over head by parts of new jersey. by 2:00, mid to upper 60s are expected around yourç new jers neighborhoods. that's again for the most part what we're seeing across the board today. tomorrow, there will be more variation in your neighborhood forecast. that's because of chances of rain. here we go for the next few days. we go through your workweek and into your weekend. notice philadelphia, dover, atlantic city, not likely to see showers. but there is a chance, very slight chance here, that we'll see more scattered showers move through reading. as we move into the afternoon, that will be on/off showers that we see. very isolated potential. could stretch into philadelphia. it doesn't look likely. it should clip the northern portions of our viewing zone. coming up, we'll talk more about the potential for spot showers. if you want to make plans saturday, sunday, you'll like what you'll see. we'll have the numbers coming up. all right. thank you, krystal. 20 minutes before 7:00. bad combination, regular 6:00 volume and flashing lights. >> jessica boyington, fill us in. >> it actually looks like the flashing lights just moved out of the way. as i move out of the way of where it just was right here, literally just a second ago, penndot crews take care of a disabled vehicle. the vehicle is gone. that's the northbound side of 95. coming out of the city, that's where we typically don't see as much of a delay. moving into center city. now we're at a 24-minute drive time. southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway, speeds are really starting to drop. now we're down into the 30s there as well. out in smyrna, delaware, watching for this accident scene where an overturned truck closed down a portion of route 1 southbound between exit 119 and 114. taking route 13 which is dupont highway is your best bet for an alternate. route 422 starting to see a delay in some spots, making this drive time almost double from 29 to the schuylkill. 6:41 on this wednesday. a viewer tells us fedex owed him cash for a lost package but that money never arrived. >> up next, we'll show you how the nbc 10 responds team helped a man get his cash. plus, ronald mcdonald plans on keeping a low profile these days. we'll explain how the ongoing creepy clown problem is forcing him to cut back on his appearances. we're at quarter to 7:00. this morning's nbc 10 responds sending a package overnight turned into a fiasco for one bucks county family. >> they contacted harry hairston and the nbc 10 responds team. >> there's dan marino, ray lewis. >> if it has anything to do with sports, there's a chance dan finley knows something about it. he se he mattes, frames and sells old pictures online. >> we do creative recreation for mentally challenged children. >> finley and his wife started the charity after learning their son shawn has autism. they call the charity sean-me. >> we decided to turn lemons into lemonade. >> a buyer from south philly agreed to pay $145 for one of his pictures. >> it was a 28x22 autographed brian dawkins picture. it's hard to say picture, it was 22çx28, it was huge. >> finley fedexed the picture but the buyer never got it. >> the tracking said it went to horsham, philadelphia, back to horsham, went to philadelphia and then got lost. >> he tells us for months fedex promised to issue a refund for the money he would have made from the sale and the shipping. but when the cash never came, finley called nbc 10 responds. we contacted fedex. the company says it doesn't discuss specific customer accounts. but did say it would work with finley to resolve the issue. weeks later, the finleys got back their money. harry hairston, nbc 10 responds. >> here's how it all played out. fedex gave the finleys $100 in credit and returned $250. >> boy, that situation can be frustrating when you've lost a package you've been waiting for anxiously. if you have a consumer problem for nbc 10 responds or telemundo responde. we're just minutes way from the "today" show. >> matt lauer and savannah guthrie join us for a preview. >> good morning. >> good to see you both. coming up on "today," donald trump stepping up attacks on members of his own party. can that be a winning strategy? we'll talk about it. >> and why critics say the way some colleges are handling reported assaults may be creating new problems. and we have a live performance from one republic, all when we get started on a wednesday morning, right here on "today." rosemary and vai, back to you. >> we'll also ask the question should you come to work and imperil your co-workers when you're really sick? >> i thought savannah sounded under the weather. is that what you're getting at? >> keep a distance, matt. >> he's dying. i'm like typhoid savannah this morning. >> plenty of -- >> i feel great. >> you look great but you don't sound so good, you look great. >> thank you. >> we'll see you in a little by. >> see you at 7:00. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> maybe it's the cooler temperatures getting her to feel hoarse there. 43, the temperature in mt. laurel. 46 in audubon. a lot of the lower 40s on the board, clayton at 43, washington township at 44 degrees. we continue to move along, sneaking in those 30s. princeton at 36 degrees. most places throughout new jersey right now are in the 40s to kick off your morning. heads up, you'll want the jacket. just like yesterday afternoon, probably not so much later in the day. i walk my dog in the afternoon. it felt great yesterday as we move into the upper 60s for forecast high temperatures. radar and sat late, nice wide view showing us we have more dense clouds to the northeast of us. scattered clouds moving through our area and you can't see it necessarily on the bard here but well to our west is where some rain sits. that will slowly move our direction. it doesn't affect the forecast today. center city, 69 degrees this afternoon, somerton at 68 degrees. doylestown also at 68. same for easton, allentown at 67. these are consistent temperatures. entire zone, because we're seeing all of this under the same pattern. we're looking partly cloudy, light winds and the temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-60s in some spots. trenton at 68, atlantic city at 67. same for cape may and rehoboth beach at 67 by this afternoon. here's a look at hurricane nicole. now a hurricane. remember yesterday it was a tropical storm. the problem with hurricane nicole, currently a category 1 isn't the strength so much as the path we're looking at. it should strengthen up to a category 2 here as it moves along through your thursday. there's bermuda, hamilton, one of the towns in bermuda right under the line of fire. as we move through thursday, this is something a close eye on. we'll have to keep. because it could be a landfall situation for bermuda, the path has it going out to sea, meaning it will not be affecting the united states. looking at our weekend forecast, our saturday in philadelphia at 68, sunday at 73. both days partly cloudy. both days no rain. meaning this is a great weekend to make plans outdoors especially with the fall events going on. mid-60s for the lehigh valley, the same for the shore. you do see lower 70s across the board by sunday. a warmup as we end your weekend. delaware at 69 and 66, the jersey shore. on your 10 day on 10, the temperatures do a couple up and downs here, really warming up into your next workweek. 69 today, thursday at 72. the dropoff friday with plenty of sunshine. the chance of rain we have pulled back in the forecast for monday at 75 degrees. look at tuesday there. 77 for the forecast high and partly cloudy. one thing to point out, while it looks like we should stay dry tomorrow, there's an isolated chance of rain through parts of berks county and the lehigh valley. >> thanks for that, krystal. nine minutes until 7:00 on this wednesday. >> jessica is looking at 95. it's normal for ten minutes before 7:00. >> normal but a hassle nonetheless. 95 around cottman avenue. that's what we're looking at here on the southbound side. traffic looks to be almost at a standstill. at least they're crawling. 27 minutes for this drive time, typically about a 12-minute trip. 95 to schuylkill expressway. an accident on the northbound side of girard avenue has moved away. smyrna, watching for that accident, an overturned truck carrying chickens is closing route 1 southbound around route 13. that's between exit 119 and exit 114. take due upon the highway, route 13 itself. take that as your alternate. that would be good for you there. pottstown, route 100 northbound and west king street. >> thanks for that, jess. this morning, police in detroit are investigating who's behind this clown prank. take a close look. the clown is hanging on to the back of a moving bus. somebody posted this video over the weekend. it's gone viral. with more than 500,000 views. bus riders say they don't think it's funny and police call it downright dangerous. >> sightings like this are making a very famous clown keep a low profile these days. ronald mcdonald has basically gone into hiding because of the frightening cloud frenzy. scotland yard has gotten multiple reports of so-called killer clowns. in çaustralia, police are patrolling schools there and an 11-year-old in minnesota says he was chased by a clown carrying a butcher knife. we are still two weeks away from halloween. you may want to consider taking your kids to philadelphia for trick or treating. >> this morning, zillow announced the top 20 cities in the country to collect sweets. philadelphia is number one. according to zillow, instantly kids can get the most candy in the least amount of time in the safest areas. trick or treating is ranked by sections of the city. the top five are could be creek, frankford, logan, germantown east and fairmount. >> it's not how much candy, it's the quality. >> it is. the king size, right? coming up next, we'll talk about this morning's 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(scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. cigntogether, all the way. just about 7:00. here are some of the stories we'll be following today. >> the district attorney in palm springs is expected to announce charges in the murders of two police officers. the officers were responding to a domestic disturbance call on saturday when they were shot and killed. the suspect who will be charged is in custody. a st. louis police officer killed in the line of duty will be remembered today. visitation services will be held for blake snyder. he was shot and killed answering a disturbance call just last week. snyder will be laid to rest tomorrow. today philadelphia mayor jim kenney will unveil a new tobacco regulation to keep young people from smoking. the city will increase the annual fee for retailers selling tobacco from $50 to $300. the city will try to limit the number of stores selling tobacco in low-income neighborhoods. whole foods is getting ready to open its new philadelphia grocery store on friday. the current callowhill store is closing today. the store is marking everything down until the place is cleared out. the new whole foods is at 22nd and pennsylvania avenue. it will have a jean the sitdown food hall, a mobile cocktail bar, coffee and juice bar as well as groceries. city council looks at new ways to fix potholes in philadelphia more efficiently. councilman david oh will present two methods he says are cheaper and faster than trucks and work crews. good morning, everyone. jessica boyington watching the roads. we have skyforce 10 live over top of a scene out in delaware where a truck has overturned and lost some of its load which was carrying chickens. the road is closed, out in smyrna, route 1 headed southbound. all of that is closed. no traffic moving by the scene. a couple things beginning on there. it's around route 13. so now in between 119 and exit 114, that's where it's going to be closed. it will be big delays for you there. take route 14 as your alternate, that's dupont highway. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> let's take one last look at your ten-day forecast. 69 degrees for wednesday. thursday, it's 72 degrees. a dip as we move along into your friday/saturday. those mid to upper 60s returning. but we have a lot of 70s on the map, guys, considering it's october. upper 70s. not bad. >> very nice. this is your friday. you'll be back on friday. >> on your real friday. >> i get my day off tomorrow. you said it will be one of the nicest days of the week. >> yes, yes. >> looking very good. >> i'll be back friday. >> tracy enjoying her time off. >> there you go. local updates throughout the morning. always get realtime news, weather and traffic on the nbc 10 app. >> thanks for being with us. the "today" show is next. good morning. unshackled. donald trump goes on a tirade against his own party ripping fellow republicans, including house speaker paul ryan. >> i don't want his support. i don't care about his support. president obama going off on trump's hot mike moment. >> you just have to be a decent human being to say that's not right. >> as hillary clinton's team deals with a new round of hacked e-mails. investigators now trying to figure out who was behind it. was it intentional? the fbi now investigating after a small plane crashed and burst into flames in connecticut. one passenger killed, the pilot hospitalized, but reportedly saying it was not an accident. not loving it. mcdonald's announces a big

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