been doing on purpose and with his own purpose. yesterday i said what i said with purpose to shine light on the fact that he ising badly. >> reporter: both men say they don't agree with each other on a lot of issues. metcalf has said he has asked bradford multiple times to not touch him bradford says he doesn't recall a previous request but, quote this isn't the first time the chairman has gone off. deanna durante, nbc10 news. following a developing story. a shootout near a day care puts nearby schools on lockdown. this happened at haverford avenue and 67th street in west philadelphia. police say two people in two cars began firing at one another around 1:00 this afternoon and one of the bullets went through the window of a day care. a nearby overbrook high school was placed on lockdown. nobody was hit and officers are looking for the people who fired the shots. to weather now, and the big chill is here. you are looking live at the blue cross river rink at penn's landing. ice looks great out there. nobody taking part, but that's probably going to change later. a cold walk, though, in brandy wine park in wilmington. that didn't stop a few people, though, from enjoying the fall weather. including the ducks and the dog! >> all kinds of humans and animals. here is the view at camel back mountain resort in the poconos. no skiers yet. this time yesterday temperatures were in the 60s. right now those temperatures in the 40s. nbc10 chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. tammie, you have been warning us about the nose-dive in temperatures and also the approach of maybe our first snow of the season. >> i think i sound like a broken record, don't i? >> just enough. >> i say it every news cast. you have been patient, and all of you at home have been taking note i think because i have noticed extra jackets on people outside. not just because it's cold. i think people are ramping up. this morning we were quite mild. basically the temperature after midnight was in the 50s. then we drop down to the 40s. that was, oh, about noontime. and right now we are holding at 43 degrees. it was quite a drop from the upper 50s to the low 40s and then a teensy bounce back upward because of some sunshine out there. we are looking at 38 right now in allentown. 42 in wilmington. mount pocono you are at 31 degrees. the temperatures are not going to go upward for tomorrow. this is right about where we're going to be. so you are going to have to dress appropriately. it looks like by the end of the week we will be cold enough, especially friday night, to see our first flurries flying across parts of the area. we'll talk about where that's going to happen when i come back in a few minutes. you can stay on top of the forecast in your neighborhood. all you have to do is download the nbc10 app. it's free. you can sign up to get free weather updates sent to your phone. >> the wildfires in california are now threatening the nation's largest city. ounty. the side icture of the n of the mountain. mandato mandatory evacuations in belleair and sherman oaks neighborhoods. photos of the flames near an interstate. the 405 was shut down after a fire inched closer and closer to the highway. amazing images. fire officials say the fire has grown to four times the size of manhattan. new at 5:00. nbc10's steven fischer is in los angeles where some of the city's most expensive properties are now destroyed. the wind here in southern california is fueling these wildfires. i am here in huntington beach just south of los angeles, and i talked to some locers arouals w me the wind is not normal for this time of year. >> reporter: southern california is on fire right now. >> it's bad. everything is burning. >> reporter: multiple wildfires raging out of control and ravaging everything in their path. >> now it's just gone. to watch it burn -- >> reporter: homes and other buildings, swallowed by the flames. everything gone in just seconds. >> kind of devastated. it's overwhelming. >> reporter: the flames stretch from the fire near the getty center to the thomas fire in ventura county. exploding and expanding overnight. >> the fire just got way bigger. it's now on the freeway. >> reporter: if you are wondering if the eagles game is in jeopardy. it is not right now. the rams canceled the outdoor practice today because of air quality issues. the eagles have nothing to worry about right now. they are practicing about 30 miles south of los angeles in anaheim. reporting in huntington beach, steven fisher, nbc10 news. let's bring back in meteorologist tammie souza. >> you lived in southern california for much of your young life. you had your share of covering wildfires out there. tell us what they're in for. >> they're in for a nasty time. the winds will keep swirling. tonight it will be hard to breathe because the smoke settles down with the cold, clear, dry air. that's when the smoke is the thickest. that's why they were wearing masks. tomorrow the winds kick up again. this is an idea of where the winds are the strongest. the red and magenta colorations, those are winds of 60 miles an hour or greater. this is where the three main fires are. we are seeing drawing and strong winds picking up in parts of orange county toward laguna beach. the wildfire relative humidity right now is 37% in oxnard. not bad. los angeles, 22%. yesterday the were in the single digits. that's part of the problem, when it is exceptionally dry and you have all the wind whipping through. the setup is basically you end up with high pressure over the desert. all of the wind blows from that straight out over the ocean. as the wind blows down the mountains it picks up speed and that's what fuels the fires and makes them move at 50 or 60 miles an hour. look at this picture. this was me and my uncle mylan. behind us, his house lost in the witch creek fire. i had friends who lost houses as well. it's a sad situation. you can read my blog about growing up with wildfires in southern california. just go to our website at nbc10.com. guys. >> all right, tammie. to washington where speculation is swirling that senator al franken is getting ready to resign over allegations of sexual misconduct. another woman has come forward with accusations against the minnesota democrat and a dozen have called on him to step aside. his office said today he'll have an announcement on thursday. a top democrat tweeted he expects franken to resign tomorrow. a scare at a philadelphia elementary school after a student brought a loaded gun to school at general george mccall elementary in society hill. officials with the school district say police were called after the principal was informed that a student was in possession of the weapon. the school placed on lockdown briefly, and both the student and the gun were removed. no injuries were reported. police in five towns spanning three counties need help to stop a pair of men wanted for robbing game stops all over south jersey. in the video you will see only an nbc10, watch as the suspects send customers running. the security footage is from one of six armed holdups in recent weeks. they occurred in deptford, washington township. mount laurel. gloucester township and del ran. the crooks brandished knives and pointed guns at employees and patrons. >> last thing employees want to do is fight with individuals, especially with others in the store. they're coming in armed. just give them whatever they are asking so they can get out of the store as quickly as possible. >> police say employees did the right thing by allowing the suspects to take off with thousands in cash as well as xbox and play station consoles. we talked to customers who said they're concerned. that part of the story in coming up at 6:00. a warning for people shopping online. >> thieves are looking for packages left on your doorstep. troopers are offering this word of caution. protect your holiday purchases. have your packages delivered to your workplace instead. consider installing a security camera at your front door. and require a signature for delivery. they're often the silent victims of the opioid crisis. family members. today city officials including philadelphia mayor jim kenney held a round-table discussion with people directly impacted by drug addiction. officials weighed in on how the opioid epidemic is affecting the city's child welfare system, a jump in the number of families torn apart by the abuse. >> the crisis existing in philadelphia is happening in every single part of pennsylvania. >> the state auditor is visiting children and youth service agencies across the state to learn more about the challenges they face. across the river, candlelight vigil is aimed at supporting families impacted by substance abuse. people who died from addiction are also being honored. the vigil continues until 6:30. the nbc10 digital team has been covering the opioid crisis and its grip on local families for two years. watch our series titled "generation addicted." streaming now on the nbc10 app. fear in a community down the shore. >> the site of a home riddled with bullet holes. new at 5:00, we hear from neighbors who fear it could be the work of rival gangs. also new at 5:00. evidence of a potential tie between birth control pills and breast cancer. the new information that could impact millions of people. historic decision. president trump decides to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. the consequences world leaders say could come next. it running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $24.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today. . an historic move by president trump this afternoon, announcing the u.s. will recognize jerusalem at israel's capital. >> it's getting mixed reaction. denise nakano is in the breaking news center with details. >> this is a new position for the u.s. in the decades long fight over the disputed territory. it's a decision palestinian and arab leaders warn could spark violence and further derail an already shaky peace process. >> i have determined that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. >> president trump today delivered on a campaign promise. world leaders, even strong allies, say the move is a mistake, arguing it will upset a delicate balance. president trump says this is actually a step toward peace. the president is also pledging to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem from its current location in tel aviv. both israelis and palestinians claim jerusalem to be their capital. they say it's the heart of a jewish state reaching back thousands of years. palestinians say it should be the capital of their future state. benjamin netanyahu saying this is a historic day. jerusalem has been the focus of our hopes, our dreams, our players for three millennia. jerusalem has been the capital of the jewish people for 3,000 years. for palestinians, today's announcement is a sign the peace process has not worked for them. >> we are the land owners of this land. we are the owners of this place. we were here before any other. >> who controls what in jerusalem. with the core of the u.s. sp sponsored peace process. the subject of decades of talks now thrown in disarray. u.s. officials say a location in jerusalem has yet to be chosen and that the embassy move will take years. denise nakano. nbc10 news. to our first alert weather now. talk about an arctic blast. you will need the puffy coat and scarf tonight. a live look at the philadelphia skyline. low 40s. the cold conditions will stick around for a while. >> nbc10 chief meteorologist tammie souza joining us now. a lot of us up for the gradual cool-down. we didn't get that. >> you want to meander into it. >> exactly. >> i am glad i trained you well. puffy coat. >> we have learned the official lingo. >> erin and i already knew but we're glad you know, jim. it's puffy coat season. a look outside. not too shabby. we have cloud cover but we had a fairly decent-looking sunset. 58 degrees was the high today. you would probably think i was crazy to say that but that was shortly after midnight. then we fell into the upper 30s and low 40s and bottomed out at 40 degrees. no rain after midnight. the highest wind gust was 39 miles an hour earlier this morning. right now for all of you in mount pocono. 31 degrees. in allentown. 38 for you right now. it's 42 in wilmington. to vineland. 40 degrees. 43 in wildwood. 43 atlantic city. mount holly, 42. dover at 42 as well. we are looking at a chilly night ahead. we are in the 40s, that's seasonal right now. we're going to drop much further. a pool of air has dropped down out of canada that will stay with us. the shades of pink are bad. notice on a weather map. shades of pink related to temperature, very bad. watch how this rotates around. the pinks and even a bit of a light whitish pink comes down. that is cold arctic air. it will be with us for a week. look at the time line. december 16th. the next ten days. these will be the temperatures at this time of the evening. ten days from now. we're going to be looking at the teens and low 20s across the area. we're going to get very cold air moving into the area after the initial push of cold air. right now the doppler radar is quiet. we have clouds drifting through the area and also the lake-effect snow machine which has turned on. you see it going full force across the great lakes with the cold air moving across the warmer lake waters. the cold front has move out across the atlantic to the east of us. it's parked off the east coast. here is what's going to happen. into the 30s tonight. 30 in reading. 34 in millville. 35 in toms river. poconos mid and upper 20s. by tomorrow afternoon we make it into the mid 40s in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. cooler than normal. and then we go into friday. well, on friday in the afternoon we are only going to make it to the upper 30s in philadelphia. mid 30s elsewhere. here comes a storm system riding up along the front that parked right off the east coast. it will bring a little bit of a rain/snow mix. light snow to southern delaware and new jersey and then it's out of here and saturday morning we start again. here comes another push from the storm system. we could see light snow in southern delaware, south jersey. philadelphia may be picking up a flurry or two. there is a little bit more off to the west of us. in fact, there are several more systems in the pipeline. how much snow are we talking about? not much of anything. look at this. it may be a dusting. places like cape may or southern delaware, you might actually get an inch or so of measurable snow. then it will probably melt away. the first of the season. >> 44 tomorrow. 39 on friday. snow showers south, a flurry possible in the evening. 39 on saturday. again, snow showers mainly south of philadelphia in delaware and south jersey but we could see flurries here. 38 on sunday. 44 on monday. let's go ahead and look at where we go from that because on tuesday another storm system comes in. this one is interesting. the models are conflicted. some bring the snow right into philadelphia. the entire area, tuesday night, wednesday, exiting on thursday. some of the other models keep it further south of us. notice the temperatures right in that range. nighttime lows in the 20s. daytime highs other side of the freezing mark. we will be cold enough. we just need the moisture. guys. it's a yearly event in norristown that brings police, kids and people together. people volunteered their time serving dinner to folks struggling with addiction and mental health issues. the event was started by a norristown police detective. one family thought they were covered in the case of a car accident. >> they had a hard time collecting payment on their warranty until nbc10 responds and harry hairston stepped in with a valuable lesson that could save you thousands. riding into the holidays on septa. the fun and festive bus competition that even had santa trading in his sleigh today. they spoke out about sexual misconduct by dozens of high-profile men in entertainment, media, business and sports. today the silence breakers were named "time" magazine's person of the year. the cover of the magazine features ashley judd. taylor swift. susan fowler and others who say they've been harassed. many of the women who spoke out helped launch the #metoo movement with millions telling stories of sexual misconduct on social media into i could never have envisioned something that would change the world. i was trying to change my community. >> i thought, you know, if women can just come forward and say "me too," two beautiful words that tarana started, we can start to shape this and get an idea of the magnitude of this issue. >> "time's" person of the year issue hits newsstands coming up on friday. >> a group of bakers is suing the state of new jersey. they want to change a law that bans the sale of home-made baked goods without a license. the law was put in place over public health concerns. new jersey is the only state in the country with the ban. history is being made in north philadelphia. >> today project home broke ground on the city's first permanent housing development for lgbtq youth who are homeless or at risk. it will provide homes for 30 young people once construction is complete. >> there is still a lot of work to do. the opioid crisis will make that fight even more difficult. but today is an important step in making homelessness rare, brief and nonrecurring. >> the new facility is named for gloria casarez, a pioneer in championing lgbtq causes in philadelphia. a new effort kicked off today to bring computer science studies to all city students in philadelphia. >> the initiative called cs 4 philly began this morning. students were given a short lesson on coding. the goal, to make sure philly's young people develop strong skills in technology. and we have a winner of the most festive vehicle in the septa fleet. the scooby doo decorated bus was given first prize. the buses are decorated every year with a holiday theme. eight of them. i was honored to be one of the judges. i have to say, pretty impressive. crews worked for weeks to get the wheels in the holiday spirit. [ cheers and applause ] >> the buses can be seen at various spots across the city. they really go all out. one of them had a chimney on stop with smoke coming out of it. >> we saw that one with the gingerbread house on the front. >> top covered in shingles. >> nice job. picking up the pieces following a disappointing loss. carson wentz explains why he believes the eagles will defeat the rams on sunday. first, an innocent woman's shore-side home riddled with bullets. we're asking are rival gangs behind the violence? new at 6:00. eyes peering into her bathroom. the prowler one philadelphia woman confronted when she saw him staring through her window. i saw the change in rich when we moved into the new house. but having his parents over was enlightening. ♪ you don't like my lasagna? no, it's good. -hmm. -oh. huh. 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>> yes. they were shooting at each other. >> reporter: investigators confirm an alleged gang member among those arrested and charged on last night's shooting on the expressway is the brother of the victim saturday night. pleasantville police are stepping up their presence in the community. >> there will be more visible and invisible patrols on the street. hopefully we'll get hold of this as quickly as possible before anyone else gets hurt. >> reporter: police tell me they are also working with several law enforcement partners to help crack down on the violence. live in pleasantville, ted greenberg, nbc10 news. former national security adviser mike flynn faces new allegations days after pleading guilty to lying to the fbi. nbc10 reports a whistle blower told congressional investigators flynn texted a former business associate during president trump's inaugural address. flynn allegedly said u.s. sanctions against russia would be immediately ripped up, making way for new nuclear power plants in the middle east. in partnership with russian interests. congressman elijah cummings is going to subpoena the white house for documents related to flynn. president trump's oldest son in the hot seat on capitol hill today. the house intelligence committee interviewed donald trump jr. as part of its investigation into russian interference in last year's election. they are interested in a meeting trump junior and other campaign officials held with russians last year. they also want to know about messages to trump junior exchanged with wikileaks. the website that leaked e-mails from top democratic officials during the campaign. new jersey's governor is endorsing a plan to cut retirement benefits for say the workers. governor christie discussed the state's pension plan today in trenton. he has long called for slashing retirement health benefits for state workers but the democratic led legislature has resisted. governor christie is hopeful the incoming governor will embrace the plan. >> i don't know politically given some of the position the governor-elect has taken, how he intends to deal with it. the great thing about this job is, once you get here, you have no alternative but than to be confronted with it. we will see how he reacts. >> governor-elect murphy proposed funding the pension plan in part by raising taxes on millionaires. fema workers who put in a lot of overtime earlier this year may not get all of their overtime pay. fema says an unprecedented hurricane season. 500 federal disaster workers are in danger of exceeding their cap. city employees may be barred from having or displaying certain symbols at work. today a city council committee held a public hearing on the matter. it stops workers from having hate symbols and materials in city owned or occupied facilities. philadelphia revenue is up while they are paying less for benefits, wages and overtime. the cities its year-end funds are more than $100 million over what was projected. the report also finds an improvement in homicide arrests. where people are finding a place to call home in new jersey according to the u.s. department of housing and urban development. homelessness is down by 4% across the state compared to last year. homelessness among families with children has dropped by 57%. since 2010. a local radio duo collected more than a million pounds of food for local families in need. wmmr radio hosts preston and steve camped out in the parking lot of xfinity live and collected food donations for nearly a week. tonight we learned the donations will provide more than two million meals to people in our area. take a look at this video of a robbery in south philadelphia. police say a guy stalked his victim on wilder street back on november 13th. when the victim got into a car, the robber walked up and pretended to have a gun in his pocket and demanded the victim's wallet. the suspect then ran off. no one was arrested. a look at stories making headlines. children in newcastle county. a group of teens robbing a woman at knife point. surveillance images of the suspects who are accused of threatening a woman outside a dollar tree store. the teens range in age from 8 to 16. in sussex county, delaware, a discoveries scientists made while searching remnants of a 17th century plantation. it included the graves of 11 people including the earliest known grave site of african-americans in delaware. archeologists say the discovery could provide new insight on the first people to call delaware home in the new world. praying they can stay in america. >> two local business owners face a deportation hearing this week. how they are turning to senator cory booker for help. details on the new study that's drawing a possible link between birth control pills and an elevated risk of breast cancer. that's next. new at 5:00. an immigrant family is praying for a miracle tonight. [ praying ] >> this is what was happening today outside senator cory booker's camden office. the business owners are set to be deported back to mexico this friday. they have been living in the country for more than ten years. >> if they go back to mexico, they could be in danger. with the drug cartels. according to oscar, he says it's very dangerous. his kids, especially edwin, is only 15 years old. he doesn't read spanish. he has never been in mexico. >> senator booker's office says it will be sad to see another family needlessly torn apart. new at 5:00. a new study could raise more concerns about birth control, hormones and the risk of breast cancer. it looked at women who have used low-dose birth control pills and iuds for several pierce of time. researchers found a slightly higher risk of breast cancer in women who used the contraceptives for more than ten years. one expert says women shouldn't be too fearful of the results. >> i don't think that any woman should panic based on this article. i think that you have to weigh the benefits of being on hormonal contraception, including pregnancy prevention and all the other added benefits of hormones. >> the study was released in the new england journal of medicine. >> tonight on "nbc nightly news," the pros and cons of more hormonal birth control. working to bounce back. next at 5:00, carson wentz explains how the eagles' mindset will help them soar to victory this sunday in l.a. a cold weekend ahead. it might include some of the white stuff. i will tell you who might see it and who probably won't. come on back for that. all new at 6:00. a milk crate, a tailoilet and dining room chair. philadelphia police are launching an attack against all those things tonight if you try to use them in a certain way. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. eagles quarterback carson wentz is keeping a positive attitude following sunday's disappointment in seattle. tonight the birds are on the west coast as they prepare to take on the rams in los angeles. >> john clark joins us live from l.a. in the last 45 minutes wentz spoke about the team's mindset coming off the loss. >> reporter: the eagles have taken the field at angel stadium in anaheim for the first time. this is a baseball field. it's not batting practice. this is the eagles' first official practice of the week. they'll practice here all week. you look at the dugouts over there. that's where they come out for the practice. there they are warming up and getting ready. let's look at the outfield. the rocks up there. the field goal posts on the warning track. you can actually hit a home run if you kick a field goal. let's hear from carson wentz. i asked him about winning nine straight games and then you lose a tough nfc game on the road. is this team going to come back with even more of an edge on sunday? >> we all hate to lose around here. that's kind of always been the thing with us. i think we have always had the same focus, same energy, the same kind of passion every day. at the end of the day last sunday we just got beat. we just got beat. but i think we will all respond in the right way. >> reporter: you heard it. carson wentz is very positive about responding. malcolm jenkins told us, hey, we got punched in the mouth and i know we'll respond in the right way. coming up at 6:00 we'll hear from head coach doug pederson and jim schwartz. do the eagles need more focus? are they having too much fun? we'll hear from them. for now, live at the angels baseball stadium. not a football stadium. the birds' relocated home for the week. >> doing what they have to do to get ready for the weekend. john clark. nbc10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. we have you covered sunday. coverage starts sunday morning at 9:30 with eagles gameday kickoff followed by eagles game plan at 10:00. join us after the late news for more exclusive eagles analysis and interviews from the team and coaches. >> john clark was out there in his t-shirt. to our weather. it's a cold night in philadelphia. it's in the low 40s right now. a live look now at university city as commuters head home. this is the kind of night when you want to warm up the car before taking a drive home. you have to. >> would you do that for me, please? >> i'm right on it. >> warm it up for you. two words. >> yes? >> seat heaters. >> those are great. >> that's it. i can't even get in my car right now. it's in the 40s here in philadelphia. some of the outlying areas already into the 30s. we are looking at what's going to be a cold night as we look across the river at new jersey. i am showing you this big old map, not because i want to show you what it looks like in billings, other than the temperatures to our west. 19 in bismarck. 16 in the twin cities. 34 in chicago. that cold air is sliding our way. there is no warm air sliding our way. it's all cold. 43 in philadelphia. same in pittsburgh. 38 in rochester. let's go look at your neighborhood. 38 in allentown. 37 in coatesville. 42 in dover and wilmington. 41 in trenton. mount holly, 42. 43 in atlantic city and wildwood. vineland at 40s. a little warmer in dover. 35, 36 at stone harbor. 34 in atlantic city. a little cooler when you get into berks county. lehigh valley. 29 in allentown. here is what you need to know. brr! the coldest air of the season is upon us. even colder air pushes in next week, straight from the arctic circle into philadelphia. we will see some snow. flurries are possible everywhere friday night and saturday. but the best chance is going to be south of the area in southern delaware and also south jersey. don't worry. kids, if you are watching, there are more chances for snow next week. two more storm systems lining up. we'll see what they do to us as we get closer to the date. winter begins at 11:38 in the morning in 15 days. get all your warm clothes out. nothing showing up on doppler radar. other than clouds on the satellite radar. snow going full force with the lake-effect snow machine. hour by hour let's show you what will happen. tonight we drop into the 30s. you will wake up at 33 in philadelphia. tomorrow morning, 30 in allentown. tomorrow afternoon. mid 40s in the metro area. outlying areas low 40s. on friday only in the upper 30s. here is a coastal system that maybe brings snow or rain/snow mix. south jersey and delaware. saturday afternoon, another push from the system and we could see light snow accumulating snow, less than an inch at this point it looks like, across south jersey and delaware. some of the flurries could fly into philadelphia. we'll look at temperatures only in the 30s on saturday as well. so chilly enough, certainly, for snow. 44 for tomorrow. 39 on friday. and on saturday. snow showers mainly south. 38 on sunday. 44 on monday. and then another big system comes by us tuesday and wednesday. those are the days to watch for potential accumulating snow here. guys. new at 5:00. warranty woes. >> a family wanted to get their car's warranty paid out after the vehicle was totaled. how nbc10 responds helped themnd consider before taking out a warranty of any kind. plus, a 75-year-old visually impaired man was beaten and robbed in broad daylight. tonight police say they are moving closer to justice. one of several brand-new stories we are working on for nbc10 news at 6:00. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. fixodent plus adhesives. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. she never let anything slow her down. and aetna is moving medicare advantage plans forward right along with her. we offer $0 monthly plan premiums. and a limit on out-of pocket medical costs you pay each year. call aetna today and we'll send you a $10 reward card with no obligation to enroll. because getting older clearly isn't what it used to be. lester holt joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> a live report from los angeles. another fire. this one shutting down one of the busiest highways in the country and destroys homes in some of l.a.'s most fashionable neighborhoods. a new and troubling look at the link between birth control pills and breast cancer. those stories and more coming up here on "nightly news." for now back to you in philly. nbc10 responds. a viewer purchased a third-party car warranty. >> after a collision she was out of car and cash. and cash. harry hairston is here with her story and what you need to know about the third-party warranties. >> there are details to keep in mind about that. and when you want your cash back, you kind of want it back now, real soon, right? get this, folks, this has been going on for two years, and nobody wanted to pay up. joe joanne ricky wanted her son to have his dream car. it looked just like this one. >> subaru. five-speed, turbo legacy gti. >> she bought it for him in 2014 from cruise auto. >> when we purchased it they offered us a third-party warranty. i think it was $1800. >> the three-year extended warranty came with a money-back clause. >> if the car is totaled and there is time left on the warranty you will get a prorated recent. >> three month after she purchased the warranty her son got into an accident. >> he was broad-sided. it was not his fault. the insurance company totalled the car. >> she tells us the warranty company tells us she was to get a prorated refund of $1400. half from the warranty company and half from the dealer. but cruz auto told her it didn't owe her anything, it was all on the warranty company. >> i started sending registered letters to both of them asking for the proper amount of money. >> after two years of fighting, she decided to contact nbc10 responds. after we got involved, the warranty company also told us cruz auto should have paid half. cruz auto still disagrees, but the warranty company apologized to ricky for the delay and issued her a check for the full $1400. >> we appreciate your help. you are the best! >> now, listen, we checked with the federal trade commission about third-party warranties. here is what you need to know. first of all, get in writing who will pay a refund due to you. the ftc says third-party warranties often have a large profit margin so negotiate the price and look for benefits such as a car rental alolowance shoud you need it. we are now at $814,032 as money nbc10 responds has recovered for you, our viewers. and folks we're not done yet. >> if you have a consumer complaint head to nbc10.com and fill out the form or call us. we will respond to you. up next on nbc10 news at 6:00, a bullet goes flying through a day care's window. why the owner thinks naptime may have kept the children from getting hurt. the silence breakers who inspired other sexual assault survivors to come forward. they're named "time" magazine's person of the year. i'll let you know who could see snow and who is a no go when i come back. peeping prowler. new at 6:00. a mant ioc woman confronts something peering through her window. a bullet shatters a day care's front window when a shootout erupts outside. the day care's owner tells nbc10 children could have been hurt if the shots had flown minutes earlier or later. good evening. i am jim rosenfield. tonight police are still looking for two suspects who fired the shots. rosemary connors explains how naptime may have saved a child's life. >> it was 1:00 in the afternoon when gunfire erupted. one of the bullets went through this window and the other from this window. what may have saved them, the time of day. it was naptime so the kids were already down on the ground. >> you have baby lives that -- you know, baby lives in there. i don't want to cry. >> reporter: for lindy barber who founded little shepherds christian learning center

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