there now. very comfortable numbers. 70 in potts town, 69 in allentown. 72 in mount holly. 72 in philadelphia and millville. we're going to have a big shock to the system tomorrow because we're going to be lucky to make it out of the 50s across much of the area tomorrow. nothing showing up on doppler radar. we have a front that's coming through, but the shower activity is just bumpyiing into our dry r mass. we'll see the clouds coming through and we'll see sunshine tomorrow. it's going to be sharply cooler by about 15 to 20 degrees. locate your fall jacket. 58 in philadelphia tomorrow, 56 in lehigh valley and 61 along the jersey shore. on sunday, we could see some rain, especially in the morning. we'll be back into the 60s when i come back i'll talk about how this could affect the eagles game and we have to talk about next week. it's going to be an interesting roller coaster ride ahead. we learn today that frank r r rizzo statue is being moved to a new location. right now it's in center city. it comes after the city asked you what to do, what should happen. >> next at 5:00, rosemary connors joins us. you spent the day talking to the artist who sculpted the statue of philly's former mayor. >> reporter: the sculptser said he did get a call from the city about the plans. he says he was never consulted in the process. in his opinion, there's a real opportunity here to continue this dialogue about this complicated former philadelphia leader. >> this is a chance for education. >> reporter: near the likeness of ben franklin, by the bust of martin luther king jr. and in the midst of other famous americans is frank rizzo, philadelphia's police commissioner and mayor from the late 1960s. >> it's hard to be objective because it's like my first born male child. >> reporter: he understands why some philadelphians protested the removal of rizzo. many view his legacy as oppressive. he wondered if there's a way to give new meaning to the statue. >> it's a good opportunity to have, again, bronze plaques that explains the differences of opinions about him. and having a sculpture there is a contrast. >> the decision puts us on the right side of history. >> reporter: helen gin says it tells the story about where philadelphia was. >> it's a statement about the importance of incluseivity for public places for all. >> you can see i'm doing this for fun. >> reporter: he tells me he didn't vote for rizzo and didn't agree with his politics. but believes the statue should still stand. >> i don't know who he would have been today. he would not necessarily have been that same frank rizzo. the day he died he went to an african-american church to try to get votes. >> reporter: this afternoon i also spoke to frank rizzo jr., who is a part of a movement here in philadelphia that is calling for a formal hearing in front of the arts commission to make their pitch about why they believe frank rizzo's statue should stay. i'll have more coming up at 6:00. reporting live outside the municipal services building. we have new information about a north hampton mother charged in the killing of her son. police say they found her inside her apartment passed out on the couch. her son, who was disabled, was discovered unresponsive in an overflowing bathtub. police say they found a syringe and spoon used for taking drugs inside the apartment. wallace has been charged with involuntary manslaughter. was it rigged? president trump says the american public deserved a federal investigation of hillary clinton and the democratic national committee. this after former acting dnc chair, donna brazile claimed the 2016 democratic primary was rigged in favor of hillary clinton. on twitter the president wrote pocahontas just stated that the democrats lead by the legendary crooked hillary clinton rigged the primaries. let's go fbi and the justice department, end quote. po pocahontas is what he calls senator warren. brazile responded says i said dnc rigged the season. first of all, i don't speak in all caps. she went on to say no laws were broken but a fundraising agreement looked unethical. today, philadelphia native chris matthews host of heaardba. he said her claim could tear the party apart. >> it's going to add to the division to the party between the bernie people. the young people in many cases and now they will have a justification for their suspicion that the party establishment was backing hillary. one thing you've got to say about donald trump, he's a brilliant exploiter, an opportunist that lives off the land. if something breaks his way he gobbles it up and use said it. the president and first lady head today asia on a 12 day trip to five different countries o. a total disgrace to our country and military. that's what the president is saying about a judge's decision not to give bowe bergdahl prison time. bergdahl pleaded guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. he faced up to life in prison but instead a judge sentenced him to a dishonorable discharge and reduction in rank. bergdahl walked off his base in afghanistan in 2009 and was captured by the taliban. police say a woman found dead in her camden county apartment was murdered. >> officers responded in blackwood just before 11:00 last night after receiving a 911 call. that's where they found a 42-year-old woman dead on the floor. police aren't saying just how the woman died. no one has been arrested. the former chief of security at a delaware prison where inmates staged that deadly riot in february is no longer with the department of corrections. it's not clear whether he quit voluntarily or was forced out. 18 inmates were indicted last month for their alleged roles in the uprising. lieutenant steven floyd passed away. three other prison workers were taken hostage. isis is claiming responsibility for the deadly terror attack in new york city. investigators are looking through the phone of the suspect. detectives say they found isis propaganda and videos on s sayfullo saipov's iphone. eight people died and 11 more were work when saipov drove a truck into people on a bike path. police shot him in the stomach after he jumped out of the truck holding two guns. one of the victims was darren drake. his father says to be angry is useless and they are overwhelmed by the support in their community. at least two maskosques in passaic county have gotten threats. on a typical friday, the mosque gets 2,000 people for prayers. still ahead, are they safe? thousands of runners, including some from our area might be asking themselves that as they prepare to run in the new york city marathon. we'll tell you about the security measures in place after tuesday's terror attack. and a two-year-old hit by an off duty police officer. we'll tell you how the little girl is doing tonight. then there's tainted candy. the strange behavior that a teacher noticed in her students shortly before they were rushed to a hospital. why are south jerseyans turning against steve sweeney? it's because sweeney's been exposed as a double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. tonight, security is tight across new york city. on sunday thousands of runners will crowd the city for one of the world's most popular marathons. it comes days after a terrorist attack killed eight people. >> officers there are preparing to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: you can feel the general excitement near central park. those runners tell us they've been training for four months and they're ready to go. they also say they realize that there are looming security concerns, but they're not going to let that get them down. because they've trained. i know the feeling. i'm running, too. security barriers up and down first avenue on manhattan's upper east side, the first obvious sign that the new york city marathon is days away. first time runners are anxious. >> there's nerves in accomplishing such a big feat. >> reporter: when the wave of 50,000 plus runners take off sunday morning there will be more security than ever before. >> thousands of uniformed officers you'll see on the route. other officers you won't see, they'll be in plain clothes. we'll have hundreds of counterterrorism trained officers on the route. they'll have radiation detection devices on their person. >> reporter: to protect everyone police are bringing in more sand trucks, blocker vehicles, rooftop observation posts, extra heavy weapons teams and helicopter surveillance. >> there is an extensive amount of effort being made in additional resources being used to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: runners trying to push the thoughts of the unknown from their mind, wanting to focus on staying positive and willing themselves somehow, someway to that finish line. >> i'm ready. i can't wait. i can't wait to the finish line and get my medal and prove to myself i can be a marathoner. >> nothing is going to stop me, i feel safe. it's probably the safest city in the world. it was a special day for a dozen children in our area. their adoptions became final today during a celebration in center city. look who it was. we emceed the event. it's a sponsored event by ph philly's human services. there are 1,200 children in the city still waiting for a forever home. to the new jersey hall of fame, that's our home state, erin, of course. the list of people nominated includes one famous hollywood star. actor tom cruise on that list along with late night host steven colbert and antonin scalia. 51 people are in the running. voting is online go to nbc10.com, the nbc 10 app as well to cast your ballot. a dedicated member of the medford police department is retiring. k-9 officer porter is retiring. he joined the police department in 2010 and has served the community with honor. porter will spend his retirement relaxing at home with his handler officer and his family. local students spent part of their school day helping in the fight against hunger. >> students and teachers in montgomery county packed meals as part of the rise against hunger event. the organization hosts packing events in 20 different cities throughout the country and helps 37 developers countries around the world to promote education, encourage children to attend school and improve students' health and nutrition. don't forget to fall back on sunday. daylight savings time ends, giving you an extra hour of sleep. i love that. but it also means it will get dark earlier. the for day light saving time was born in 1784. 70 countries around the world observe day light saving time. i'll take the extra hour. chilly tomorrow then showers. we'll talk about the weather now. today a break from the fall weather. this is a live look at boathouse row. here is the view from. >> we're going to ride the roller coaster up on sunday. above average and monday above average. tuesday we start going down, down, down, down, down, down, down. >> where are you going? >> you'll need to have that winter coat by the end of next week. just locate that one and have it -- >> it's ready. >> we're going to go from sweatshirt to fall jacket to winter coat. let's go outside right now and take a look at what's going on. we do have the clouds in place. we are looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies. it's been a gray afternoon. we did have some sunshine out there earlier today. right now, 72 in philadelphia we should be around 60, 61 this time of year. the wind is 9 miles per hour. summer does not want to let go. it isn't going to let go until i think by the time we get into the middle of next week and then it will say i give up. it's going to call uncle and that's it. 69 in allentown, 71 in wilmington. take a look at vineland at 75 degrees. it is 72 in trenton and 75 in atlantic city. i can't even imagine sitting on the beach right now on november 3rd in atlantic city. 39 in allentown, 46 in philadelphia, 44 in vineland and 46 in atlantic city with a 44 in wilmington. why so much chillier than we were this morning? we have a front that's going to be passing us. behind it comes this push of cold air for about a day and a half. so we've some big changes for the weekend ahead. first off, a 15-20 degree temperature drop from today to tomorrow. yes, we're going to be in the 50s for much of the day tomorrow. we'll see the 60s on sunday. we have a chance of rain, specifically tomorrow night and into the first part of sunday. yes, there could be some sprinkles at the start of the eagles' game. cold air arrives the middle of next week. so cold that by the end of next we have a 4 for the starting number on the daytime high. nothing on doppler radar as far as rain. there's a front coming through but the rain is evaporating because the atmosphere is simply too dry. the main body of the next storm system, it's moving through wisconsin right now. we're going to focus down south. toward memphis we have another area of low pressure. this front comes through. it cools us down for tomorrow. look at the numbers you're going to wake up again, 30s in the out lying area and winds are out of the north. we go through the day, only making it into the 50s. it's still a chilly day tomorrow with clouds. here comes some rain tomorrow night and into sunday. that is ahead of a warm front. that warm front will take us into the 60s. here it comes. on sunday, that was game time, could see some showers left over. it passes, leaves us in the 60s and even the 50s as we head intomen. here comes the cold front. behind that, even colder weather. the wentz weather, we're looking for 64 for our kickoff, 66 at halftime and 66 at the end of the game. there's a chance of showers, specifically at the beginning of the game. carry that poncho with you if you're concerned about that. you can follow everything along on our app. get your neighborhood weather there. of course, check out what's going on during the game. download it at nbc10.com. 46 in philadelphia, 45 in the lehigh valley. we'll see some clouds with a few peaks of clear sky. we'll see a bit more sunshine tomorrow, 58 in philadelphia, 56 in the lehigh valley and 61 along the shore. then we get to sunday. things get a little bit more interesting. the temperature starts to go up. we see rain again at night. we see some storms perhaps on monday. and behind that we slowly cool down. look at this, we're 52 by wednesday. 52 on thursday. friday, that is not an incorrect number. 42 for a high next friday. and that's when we could see our first freeze. a couple days in the 40s. locate your winter gear. >> have it handy. attacked in their back yard. >> the rabid animal that sunk its teeth into two dogs and tha their owner. down he goes. this burglar makes an entrance and it's all caught on surveillance video. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. take a look at this, a burglar make as crashing entrance in baltimore. check it out one more time. surveillance video shows the suspect falling from a ceiling of a convenience store. he immediately starts stuffing packs of cigarettes into his shirt and he climbs up and leaves the same way he dropped in. from center city to new york, china even australia. iphone fans have been lining up for days to get their hands on apple's tenth anniversary smartphone. it's apple's most expensive phone to date. >> but if you don't have your hands on the iphone x already, chances are you're out of luck for now. nbc 10 was outside the apple store on walnut street in center city for the first customers. analysts say the phone will be hard to get because of high demand and limited supply, causing delayed delivery for online orders. customers told us why they think it's worth the money. >> i like that it's like, got the new touch features and everything. yeah, and the face screen, which i think is fine. it unlocked your phone. >> customers we spoke with said not all apple stores were stocked. some plan to purchase the phone and resell it. why are so many people willing to shell out $1,000 on a phone? here are some of the features we've been hearing so much about lately. the model gets rid of the home button. controversial in some cases. other people say good riddance. go away. also that face i d we've been hearing about. it recognizes your face. look at that mug right there, that's my mug. takes apart your face and -- takes in your face and removes that touch id to unlock the phone. there's a portrait mode that a lot of people have been talking about. taking better selfies. it's now available with that front facing camera. you see charlie and me right there. visit my facebook page for more pictures like that. while you're at it, actually, go to erin coleman's as well. to learn more about this iphone you've got to go to nbc10.com. whether or not experts think it's worth the price tag in the first place. you can go to our free app nbc 10. a dramatic temperature drop is coming this weekend but you wouldn't know it by the looks of things tonight, steve? >> we're living in the moment mere here at johnson field. we'll get people's reactions to this nice warm november weather, coming up. unexpected ingredient. six high school students were rushed to the hospital after eating tainted candy. who's facing charges . all new at 6:00, is joe biden going back on the campaign trail. the political insider who says biden will be on the ballot in 2020. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. why arit's because sweeney'sing been exposed as aeeney? double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. cold like it usually is in november. >> it makes me feel good because we don't have to have any jackets on. but don't celebrate the warm weather just yet. a dramatic temperature drop is just hours away. and it will leave you reaching for your sweaters and your scarves. >> brace yourselves we're talking about a 20 degree dip in temperatures. the first alert weather team is making sure you're not caught off guard this afternoon. tammie souza is tracking changes hour by hour. >> first let's check in in germantown at our nbc 10 high school game of the week, wearing short sleeves out there. >> reporter: that's right. you would think this would be a september game behind me. as you can see the players behind me are stretching on the field. they're getting ready. they've got the gatorade, the water, it's in the 70s right now. unbelievable warmth. let's live in the moment for a little bit. we have some great weather. i'm going to bring you two great friends i just met. donna and charlene, step over here. you guys looking forward to the game tonight? >> yes, we are. >> how about this weather, you loving it, hating it. >> loving it. great football weather. >> i see these designer tee shirts, why don't we sport them off for the camera real quick. andnes these are two proud moms. it's going to be an active night on the field. we've got the energy. we're enjoying it now. let's take a look -- >> senior night. >> senior night, tonight. i may hang around for that. temperatures right now, we had highs today well into the 70s. you can see that average high is 61 degrees. so we were way above the average. i get to tell you the good news, with temperatures in the 70s, right now it's still nice outside. we're enjoying this warm short sleeve weather. however, some changes are in the works. we'll be talking about that. let's take a look at the field here tonight. you would think this is a september night. we have both teams on the field. this is our game of the week. we'll show those highlights for you at 11:00. will you ladies be watching at 11:00 tonight? >> yes, we will. >> let's check the changes. tammie has the dramatic temperature drop. >> you had the good news. i don't want to have to give the bad news. that's not fair, is it? >> reporter: i drew the long stick on this one. >> you definitely did. tell everybody out there for senior night it is going to be dropping, but not until a little bit later on tonight. so steve was right. we topped out in the 70s today and we'll be falling through the 70s. 60s in the outlying areas. we lose our clouds, so a cold front is coming through. dry air moves in. by 7:30 in the morning, any warmth we had left is going to radiate into the atmosphere. we'll see maybe 44 in philadelphia. 38 in potts town, 37 in allentown. warmer along the jersey shore. that's where we'll see the 50s. and basically your weekend is going to be a mixed bag. it's going to be chilly tomorrow. if you're going to the heart walk, jacqueline london is the emcee out there. it will be sunny but you'll need your jacket. 58 in the pennsylvania suburbs, 56 in the lehigh valley. 59 in new jersey. 61 along the jersey shore and 59 in delaware. now we'll see overnight, saturday night into sunday rain develop and move into the area. this could linger into inveryth beginning of the eagles' game. temperatures will make it into the mid and upper 60s on sunday. after that, well, we have a big roller coaster drop. we'll talk about that when i come back in a few minutes. you can track that dramatic temperature drop along with our team of meteorologists. just download the free nbc 10 app to follow the temperatures right in your neighborhood. new at 5:00, a newcastle county father says he started the fire that burned down his family's home. delaware online reports christopher greg became enraged and ransacked his daughter's room. he is now charged with arson. a 2-year-old child who was struck by a newark county police officer is now out of the hospital. the officer was in his unmarked vehicle when he hit a woman pushing a child in a stroller. the officer was not injured and an investigation is ongoing. investigators are working to identify a woman who was found floating in cobb's creek this morning. someone spotted the body and called police. all investigators know is the woman was in her 30s or 40s. they don't know who she is or how she died. a case involving two people found dead in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood is being investigated as an apparent murder/suicide. officers found a car with a man and woman dead inside. the two people inside were shot in the head. police say the man was still holding the gun when they discovered the bodies. the couple had a history of domestic violence. take a look at this robber, he pulls a knife on a worker. it happened at the oregon discount market on 11th street in south philly last month. police tell us the suspect got away with cash. call police if you know who this is or anything about this case. a $10,000 reward is on the table for anyone who can help lead police to the arrest and conviction of this robbery suspect. investigators say he robbed the freedom credit union on princeton avenue. he handed a threatening note to the teller and flashed adgun. philly police want to talk to this man. a surveillance camera captured him allegedly taking a package from a house in the 2,400 block of manten street. investigators say he first cased the block on his bike, then came back and grabbed the box from the doorstep. a raccoon that attacked two dogs and their owner has tested positive for rabies. the dogs were outside in their owner's yard in camden county when the raccoon attacked them. the homeowner was scratched when it attacked the dogs. vice president mike pence will be in york county, pennsylvania tomorrow. he'll be joined by secretary of labor, alexander acosta. the plan is to meet with business leaders and families to talk about tax reform. in just four days, you have a say in some important local elections. delaware county, the deadline to submit an absentee ballot for civilians just passed. military must be received by monday november 6th. delaware county, making sure you're safe from the flu while on the go. the county council held three drive through flu shots today. everyone was invited, but it especially helped neighbors who are less mobile and parents with young kids. in montgomery county, the edgehill road bridge over route 611 has reopened. the bridge was closed back in january for repairs. crews replaced the deck and installed new sidewalks. an international battle in the rink. >> these roller derby competitors aren't messing around as they vie for a championship trophy. we have a front row seat to all this action. blast from the past, we go inside the new passage just uncovered in one of the seven wonders of the world. don't miss the high school blitz tonight at 11:00. thanks to your votes, the winner of the game of the week, the playoff game between boys latin and imhotep charter. we'll have more at 11:00. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. sick from tainted gummy bears. six alabama high school students are recovering after their teacher noticed them acting lethargic and nervous with dilated pupils. the students say they ate gummi bears laced with some sort of drug. getting kids to eat healthy. it's a challenge, i'm sure one that erin as a mom, you're quite aware of. there's hope now thanks to the region's most popular convenience store, wawa. a new program called super nutrition for super kids. the goal is to teach children to make healthier food choice and hopefully help prevent them from being diagnosed with diabetes. this weekend, wnba all-star and delaware basketball legend elena delladon is marrying her partner on loing island. the knot.com is following their wedding. the country music association is now apologizing for trying to limit reporter questions during its awards show. the cma wanted today ban reporters from asking questions about that deadly mass shooting at a country music festfivafest. brad paisley tweeted i'm sure the cma will do the right thing and rescind these ridiculous and unfair press guidelines. when you've got the best record in football, it is worth a little party. >> that's exactly what the eagles have been doing, but the football stars are stealing the celebrations from other sports. who does it better? the hot debate in the locker room. get ready for a big and i mean a big temperature drop this weekend. even a bigger one next week. come on back, i'll explain the roller coaster ride down. relationshinging off the ho. the mad rush to sign up for medical marijuana, coming up at 6:00. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. nbc 10 is the official station of the philadelphia eagles. the team is celebrating the best start in football. they are 7-1. say it again, they are 7-1 through the first half of the season. >> can't say it enough. they're celebrating after big plays, too. danny pommels joins us with more, hey, danny. >> birds, the hottest team in football. hotter than a bowl of wasabi. if you've been watching, the football players are stealing from other sports to celebrate their big plays. let's have a look. you know about the offense, started when tory smith scored against the cardinals and went with the home run celebration. everybody loved that. this past weekend was hertz hitting jeffrey. but have you seen rodney mccloud celebrating his interception, reenacting michael jordan's buzzer beater or derrick barnet. who is celebrating better. >> what kind of question is that? we are. we are. hands down. you say the celebrations in baseball, you know, got hit by the pitcher, i'm just saying we got it, hands down. >> the offense, they actually offered up the charging the mound celebration. they say when you get an interception, you should do this. then they took it. >> telling it like it is. hear more from malcolm this sunday in my exclusive interview. that's part of our power hour of eagles coverage. after the game the most complete highlights and game reaction on eagles' game day finals. that's it for me, coming up at 6:00 the latest on the sixers and eagles coming up. back to you. >> they should really do the ai drain the three pointer step over -- >> right, yeah? >> that's a good one. >> fletching cox playing the guitar. >> perfect. >> they're having a lot of fun. danny pommels live for us, thanks. turning to the weather now. a live look at the -- you know what -- yeah, ben franklin parkway here. that's the art museum in the distance. it's quitting time. sky is clear. commuters are heading home. >> friday night, a live look at university city where the sun is getting lower and lower in the sky. sunset happening at 5:56 tonight. a few minutes from now. tammie souza is with us. >> as daylight savings time inches closer we're looking at a big change. >> this is a sunrise this morning over bucks county, isn't it gorgeous? there. storm clouds moving past the same area. send your pictures to me on facebook or instagram or twitter. i'll try to share them. that's quite a big difference. such a spectacular start to the day. now kind of sliding into a bit of a cloudy evening. we hit 73 as a high. didn't pick up any rain. although there were some isolated showers across the area. the highest wind gusts, 17 miles per hour. there it is. that sunset, that's just minutes away. 7:32 was the sunrise this morning. and tuesday should be about 7:33 tomorrow morning. all right, temperatures right now, we're looking at 69 in allentown, 72 in philadelphia. 75 in vineland. 75 in atlantic city. 74 in dover. when is the last time you saw something like this on november 3rd? it's not very often that we do. but tonight, reality sets back in. we'll be 46 in philadelphia. 39 in allentown. 44 in wilmington. 46 in atlantic city. that's because we have a front coming through. behind it, cooler air is on the way. so let's look at the doppler radar. we have clouds in place but we don't have any rain. all that rain just bumping up against that drier air that we have here. it's falling apart. it's a weak front. behind it is a push of very chilly air. in fact, so chilly, look at the air that's in place across minnesota and wisconsin. they're looking at heavier snow there. we're focused down at the bottom of your screen. there's another system that's going to come out of parts that region and that's heading in our direction. 44 in philadelphia in the morning, 30s in out lying areas. clouds will move in tomorrow afternoon. so we'll get a little sun and then clouds. then rain moves in ahead of a warm front on our sunday morning. look at it at 1:00, just about game time. we could still see a few scattered showers. here comes the warm front. it's going to turn our winds and we'll warm into the 60s on sunday. and on monday, we could be into the 70s before this cold front comes through. then brings us some very frigid air. how frigid? i'm glad you asked. we're looking at 58 for tomorrow. that's chilly. we have the big philly heart walk tomorrow. you turn your clocks back. you get the extra hour of sleep on sunday morning. there is the eagles' game, we could see showers in the morning. then late at night and into monday we could see some more showers. perhaps the best chance of showers will be in the afternoon on monday with storms. that's when we could see the 70s. then we fall to the 50s on tuesday. 52 on wednesday. 52 on thursday. look at next friday and saturday. highs only in the 40s. and we could see our first freeze in philadelphia. the end of next week. guys? we're following breaking news in atlantic county. s.w.a.t. teams are on the scene in summer's point with an armed man, we're told that man is barricaded inside a building. you're looking from sky force 10. this has been going on for the past half hour or so at summer's point apartments near route 559. you can see the emergency vehicles there, the police officers on the scene. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you new information as soon as we get it. well, it's a battle to the finish. >> some of the toughest ladies on skates are here in philadelphia. as tim furlong learned, they are not messing around. right, tim? 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i don't know. think of it as a giant x-ray machine. it allows scientists to peer deep inside the pyramids. scientists are trying to figure out what the hidden chamber was used for. very, very interesting. >> yeah. >> unanswered question right there. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here is jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. next all new at 6:00, will he or won't he? a political insider says he knows for a fact if joe biden will run for president. history on the move. philadelphia says the controversial statue of frank rizzo will be relocated. why rizzo's son says the city is ignoring his family's feelings. breaking developments in the child luring investigation. only nbc 10 was on the scene when police spotted the car they were looking for. but find out why it did not lead it a break in the case. right fnow we have breaking developments on a child luring investigation. >> just after our report at 4:00. police tracked down a car they thought was involved but police say it's not connected. >> deanna durante was the only reporter on the scene. deanna? >> reporter: we were here, we were live when that car that police had been looking for all day drove right by. police swooped in, they were able to talk to the driver and bring that young victim to the scene. they tell us that the driver and the car have been cleared. however, investigators say although that is not the car they believe was involved. tonight they are still on the hunt for a silver car involved in this attempted luring attempt. >> it's scary. but it's the world we live in today i guess. >> reporter: parents and grandparents wait for the bus. a day after a 10-year-old girl says she was followed by a man in a silver car. >> everybody hopes it never happens. >> reporter: police say the girl was walking home when the man asked her to get in the car. parents say they've talked to their kids about strangers but tonight are doing it again. >> i told her what happened and told her that she didn't need to