southwestern pennsylvania, the area i just mentioned. he does very well in the northeastern part of our state once anthracite coal dominated the economy. a fairly large proportion of the pennsylvania electorate, about 40% of the electorate overall in our country. , in six of the key southwestern counties, each one of them has a democratic but a registration -- but a registration -- voter registration. these are the so-called reagan democrats. we still use that terminology. solid group of's supporters. the rust belt, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan and wisconsin. -- there are not as many of them in pennsylvania as there are in the southeastern part of our state where hillary clinton is doing better. host: the phone lines in this segment, we want pennsylvania residents to call in. 202-748-8000 is that number. all others, 202-748-8001. if you want to talk to terry madonna. you mentioned the voter registration numbers. the deadline has now passed in pennsylvania. what do we know about those shifting numbers and where they ended up? guest: there is not any doubt that the republicans benefit

>> the candidates for pennsylvania attorney general, on "inside story" now. ♪ good morning, everyone. i'm matt o'donnell, and this is a special edition of "inside story." you're about to meet the candidates for pennsylvania attorney general. one of them will replace current attorney general bruce beemer, who was appointed by governor wolf to replace acting attorney general bruce castor, who replaced the resigned attorney general kathleen kane. it has been an eventful several months. over to my right here is republican john rafferty, who is serving his fourth term as state senator for pennsylvania's 44th district in berks, chester, and montgomery counties. and mr. rafferty is also a former pennsylvania deputy attorney general. >> thank you, matt. >> good morning to you, mr. rafferty. democrat josh shapiro has been a montgomery county commissioner since 2012 and serves as chairman. mr. shapiro was also elected four times to the state house of representatives. good morning to you as well. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> let's get right in on the questions. mr. raffert

. nbc 10's erin coleman with with us now and erin we know pennsylvania is front and center this weekend. >> the final push to election day, we will see a lot of heavy hitters, tonight republican presidential nominee will hold a rally in raleigh. he will push himself to the limit. he told supporters in north carolina today that a rest day for him means two rallies. the republican nominee says he's fighting for every vote, no matter what shape he may be in come election day. >> these are massive rallies and we're going to do this for another 19 days. right up until the actual vote of november 8. and then i don't know what kind of shape i'm in, but i'll be happy. >> trump says it's not about creating a movement, it's about winning. from north carolina to pennsylvania, taking a live look right now at johnstown, a rally for trump is already under way right now, let's listen in. >> the likes of which you have never seen. makes it impossible for our businesses to compete. 70,000, you have heard me say this, i thought it was a typo, how could it be so much? 70,000 factories and you know better

>> pennsylvania, home of the liberty bell, the birthplace of our nation, and donald trump's last stand? "inside story" starts right now. ♪ good morning. good to see you. i'm matt o'donnell. it is sunday, october 9, 2016. thanks for turning on "inside story." let's meet our insiders of the week. first up, communications executive nia meeks. >> good morning. >> good morning, nia. documentarian sam katz is with us. hi, sam. jim eisenhower, attorney. >> good morning, matt. >> good morning. and law professor jan ting. >> hey, matt. >> hey, jan. all right, let's get into it now. political webzine 538 says pennsylvania has a 12% chance of deciding the election, and the only other state that's higher than that, according to 538, is florida. and we know there's gonna be a lot of complications with the hurricane down there. let's show you a couple of polls that have come out. the first one is 6abc f&m, a franklin and marshall college poll. has hillary clinton with a pretty decent lead among likely voters -- 47% to 38%. then you throw in the registered voters, it goes to 48% to 36%. so, s

. today, we are looking at pennsylvania with 20 electoral votes. our first guest this morning will be terry madonna, the director of the center for politics and public affairs at franklin and marshall. with, we will be talking christopher nicholas, a republican consultant. that is all coming up this morning on "washington journal." ♪ day, the nation decides our next president and which party controls the house and senate. stay with c-span for coverage of the presidential race, including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump and their surrogates. follow key house and senate races with our coverage of their candidate debates and speeches c-span, where history unfolds daily. as the nation a >> a new president in november, will america have its first foreign-born first lady since louisa adams or will we have a former president as first gentleman? learn more about the influences of presidential spouses from c-span's "first ladies." first ladies as a companion to c-span's well-regarded biographies series. it interviews with the nation's leading first ladies historians. each ch

beautiful bucks county, pennsylvania. just up the river from where we are where donald trump will be tonight down the river is where i grew up. pennsylvania key to both candidates. hillary clinton will be headed to nearby philadelphia tomorrow. we are looking at live pictures. donald trump revving up the crowd in north carolina. he urged them to take advantage of early voting now in the second day of the state. >> early voting is under way. make sure you send in the ballot. we cannot take a chance of blowing it. we cannot take a chance. >> we start with reporters on the campaign trail with the two candidates. i want to go first to jacob rascon. what are you seeing in the room? donald trump is speaking. what's his strategy in north carolina? this really important battleground, one of four the campaign is going after really hard. >> he was ahead in a lot of polls in north carolina. even as recently as early september. but right now several polls are showing him behind including us. four points, two, one. wasn't doing as well. that's true for every critical swing state. he's tied in

are making strong final pushes for pennsylvania. tonight donald trump was in bucks county. fox 29's brad sattin was there and brad, what message did donald trump have for his supporters tonight. >> reporter: he's really busy trying to al the troops at this point. get them motivated. tell everyone you know to get out the vote. 18 days until election day donald trump putting into overdrive. he started in north carolina. made it earlier today into central pennsylvania and wrapped up here in newtown. no great big news was made again it was all an evident just to rally his base. >> is there anyplace more fun to be than a trump rally? >> reporter: not for the 4,000 who turned out in newtown bucks county to rally around donald trump. >> smart people in pennsylvania, tough and smart and sharp. and people that don't like what's happening to their country. that's who's in pennsylvania. >> reporter: promising to lower taxes, cut government regulations and build up the military including growing the naval fleet with new jobs in philadelphia. >> i will instruct my secretary of the navy to study

pennsylvania's state run schools walked off the job on wednesday and they stayed on the picket lines until a ovlittle over an hour ago. >> reporter: it took by two years of fighting but it really came down to three days of striking, and of course this is for the faculty at all three of the pennsylvania state run universities. just a little while ago, the west chester university faculty had a celebration here. it sounds like the teachers are going to give a little bit on the salary and benefits in exchange for a couple hundred sticking points. i talked to an adjunct professor here and students and their professors are going to be together for this important homecoming weekend and they'll be back in class on monday morning. >> stay after school, stay after classes, why can't we stay out for three days and support them for a good cause. >> reporter: is it going to be a happy come homing? >> it's a happy home coming and we're on. >> reporter: they had replacement athletic trainers and the marching band wasn't going to where able to play because their instructor was on strike. moms

>>> and a royal relative of princess grace kelly returns to her pennsylvania home. >> right now at 5:00, vandals target the neighborhood of pennsylvania senator pat toomey, messages of hate were painted on the sides of two separate homes. >> the senator's own home wasn't hit, but neighbors say the vandals were trying to send a message. >> reporter: these victims are long time friends of the toomeys, but they tell me have they no idea why their homes were targeted. >> the jarring red spray paint had a clear message, calling republicans nazis and racists. >> they were cowardly enough to do this in the middle of the night. >> jennifer and her family found the damage early this morning. >> there's no place in this country for voter intimidation. that undermines or democracy. >> reporter: across the street toomey's house was left unscathed, neighbors say the suspects may have been confused, the homes on this block are strikingly similar. >> the people who live on this street are wonderful people and it's a shame that politically motivated people would do something like that. >> reporter

consultant managing this statewide races then pennsylvania just before what you went through the current numbers show where hillary clinton is ahead of donald trump ifif there is a path to victory in the keystone state what would be quite. >> i don't think there is a path to victory in the keystone state.just, at the at the end of the day as political consultants we have to respect the math. in the spring i said i didn't think there was enough angry white people for trump to win but the big hurdle for republican statewide is how badly do lose in philadelphia? and he is the democrats' best weapon in their struggle to get out the vote with their cohorts in philadelphia so he does the job for them becoming so toxic especially with key components of the democratic base for the young people and hispanics. if you come out of philadelphia losing by 550,000 votes there isn't enough to make that up. and it was interesting to note that for so many people out there, they're part of the world is one way or the other. if you are in northeast pennsylvania there's a lot of people there that don

little more than two weeks away. the white house candidates have been pushing hard for pennsylvania for months and now they are sweeping through again. in a real clear politics polls that takes the average of five different poll ns pennsylvania, hillary clinton is up on donald trump by more than six points. >> clinton and her running mate, tim kaine, will be campaigning at the university of pennsylvania this é@evening. you ardó looking at the democratic ticket in philadelphia in july. tonight, clinton will focus on her economic agenda as she tries to nail down votes in our region. her visit comes on the heels of trump's visit to bucks county where he doubled down on the claim that the election is rigged. here is clinton's response during a stop yesterday. >> make no mistake. by doing that, he is threatening our democracy. >> clinton got backup from vice-president joe biden. he is taking some heat for this comment he made about donald trump.9/ó >> what he said he did and does is aç÷ text book definition of sexual assault. >> the press always asks me, don't i wish i were debatin

across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. one night. that is the dramatic change in the process over taking the philadelphia area. with gusty winds, it's going to feel even colder. football fans were already beginning to bundle up tonight after donning summer wear earlier today. >>> friday night and the big story is the summer to late fall in the blink of an eye. let's get to meet yols cecily tynan at the big board. we have a change in the weather. >> we certainly do. this is a weather whiplash. a powerful cold front is moving through and bringing scattered showers to our region. another batch is moving through overnight. flooding rains in new england. the impact in our weather is the change in temperatures. ahead of it, we had five days in the 80s, including wednesday and thursday, record highs, 86 on wednesday, thursday, 81. now, temperatures are falling quickly. we hit 80 degrees earli

and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> underwater. deadly flooding in central pennsylvania, and tonight that same system is heading our way. the major temperature plunge you'll also see this weekend. >>> pennsylvania politics. donald trump is here tonight. hillary clinton coming tomorrow. how voters in our area could sway the entire election. >>> ticket troubles. some drivers say police have no right to bust them for speeding. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> deadly flooding. storms leave central and western pennsylvania underwater. tonight that same system is bringing rain to us. good evening. i'm jacqueline london. the path of destr

pennsylvania is a major prize in the race for the white house. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us. the clinton campaign tells "eyewitness news" nearly 8,000 people packed penn park in university city tonight and that is where "eyewitness news" reporter trang do he is live with more on tonight's get out the vote rally. trang. >> reporter: well, natasha, like you said this is an absolutely huge rally gates finally opened around 6:30 with tim kaine taking the stage about three hours later. hillary clinton didn't make her final remarks until just before 10:00 but as expected she took the time to bash his opponent on his refusal to relies his tax return. clinton says as president she would make a big push for manufacturing and clean energy jobs universal pre-k and college affordability for the middle class which was a big hit here on penn's campus. >> i'm going to do everything i can to get the cost of college down for everybody. [cheers and applause] >>> any student in a family that makes less than $125,000 a year could go to public college tuition

prison. nbc 10 was at the montgomery county courthouse inside as pennsylvania's former attorney general was taken away in handcuffs. about 30 minutes later, skyforce 10 overhead as kane walked into the montgomery county correctional facility in eagleville. nbc 10's deanna durante has been following the case. >> reporter: kathleen kane hugged her 15-year-old son before sheriff's deputies put her in handcuffs and took her out the back of the courthouse to prison. she said she was amazed by the letters of support, but despite the support and family ties, the judge says she committed crimes serious enough that she needed to be sent to prison. it's the first time since her arrest more than a year ago we've seen kathleen kane in handcuffs. she drove herself to court today. again, a first time we've seen that. during the course of the case and her trial, kane was flagged by state agents, security details. since she resigned after her conviction, kane was almost by herself. her 15-year-old son gave a brief and nearly tearful explanation as to why a judge should spare his mother jail time. chris

pennsylvania, daughter ivanka avoided reporters describing politics as a blood sport. >> vicious, vicious. >> reporter: today the republican national committee is silent, while leaders like paul trump's name. "time" magazine is calling it a total meltdown. >> he just appears to me to be a candidate that has come completely unhinged. he's somebody that seems to have lost his grip on reality, which is that this campaign is imploding. >> reporter: a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows trump isn't teflon, down five points in north carolina, and now tied with clinton in ohio. this, as sources tell nbc news, the campaign has given washington is narrowing, as more accusers threaten to come forward. katy tur, nbc news, philadelphia. >> reporter: i'm hallie jackson in cincinnati. donald trump's accusers all say he did what he's bragged about before. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. you can do anything. >> so when he started putting his hand up my skirt, that was it. that was it. i was out of ther

same front moving through the area caused widespread flooding in central pennsylvania. we will not get anything like that. storms turn roads into rivers, damaged homes and forced school districts to cancel classes today. one man was killed in clinton county when a tree fell on his home. >>> with changes in store, we ask you to rely on 6abc.com/weather throughout the weekend. you can use storm tracker 6 live radar to keep up to date as rain moves through and follow our meteorologists on facebook and twitter. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting tonight. a hail of gunfire broke out after 9:00. a 53-year-old man and two 30-year-old men were taken to einstein medical center. they are expected to survive. police have not made arrests and they are trying to figure out a motive. 5:00 a.m. wednesday. a strike that shut down the 14 campuses of the pennsylvania state university system. those picket lines are now gone. the strike is over. homecoming weekend is under way. "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes is live at westchester university. even for students, jeanette, i

>>> right now on "nbc 10 news today" the push for pennsylvania takes both candidates to the key stone state, including a late night visit to philadelphia by democrat hillary clinton. >>> it's a cold start to our sunday morning. we take a live look at the center city skyline. but get set for lots of sunshine later today. we'll let you know how much it will warm up by eagles game time. >> the cubs have won the pennant! >> and sports history in chicago. for the first time in 71 years, the cubs are going to the world series. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning, everyone, welcome to "nbc 10 news today" i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us. it is 5:30 on this sunday morning and it is a k4i8ly sunday morning. first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here with the first alert forecast. >> looking at a chilly forecast this morning. but as we move into the afternoon, temperatures will start to boost. so this morning, what you can expect. step out the door, get the sweater and the coat. it's windy, and chilly to kick off. now the good news is, it's not rainy. and

, thank you. >>> former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane posted bail in the last few minutes after being taken in custody, in handcuffs late this afternoon. she was sentenced to ten months behind bars for perjury. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in the courthouse in norristown with the latest on today's developments and breaking developments, joe. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. we will get to those developments concerning kathleen kane's incarceration in just a moment but first judge very certainly telling kane that she under mind the state's entire judicial systems, system of justice. others claimed she ran an office based off of espionage. these are allegations. dramatic scene inside montgomery county courthouse as disgraced attorney general and emotional kathleen kane is placed in handcuffs. >> backup, lets go. >> reporter: out back behind the courthouse a kay the yot i can scene as deputies pushed reporters and cameras back from the prisoner transport van that kane just boarded on her way to jail. on the front steps of the courthouse kane's brother and

and drove off. the victim got the tag number to his county issued chevy at a he hoe. pennsylvania state police say they followed up on the investigation and tracked truitt at his county office just down the road on 352. law issued two traffic citations. one for failing to provide information or render aid to those involved in an accident. and following too closely behind. state police wouldn't say why he wasn't charged with hit-and-run. but says the traffic citations are being withdrawn and the circumstances surrounding the crash are now being re-examined. late this afternoon after being contacted by "action news," county counsel met with the 79-year-old truitt. counsel released a statement that reads mr. truitt has requested medical leave and is off duty from his position as director of the department of emergency services. and i spoke to truitt by phone just a few moments ago. he says any allegations of hit-and-run are unfounded. he says after hitting the victim he drove about a block away got out of his car assessed that he had no damage, looked for the other driver and her car

down in the race for the white house, the nominees make a final push for pennsylvania. our region proving to be a critical stop in the most unique election season in memory. g evening, everyone, i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney. >>> donald trump couldn't to do stay on the offense against clinton during rallies in north carolina and right here tonight in bucks county. there's where fox 29's brad sattin joins us thousands of trump supporters as he tried to turn around trauma pinnin pil brad. >> reporter: latest polls nationwide showing he's 97 to 9% taj points. the cleanup is underway. really no problems here other than a small group of protesters hours prior to the event outside this event went off without a hitch. no real big news here. donald trump for the most part just rallying the masses. >> 18 days we are going to win the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: estimated 4,000 people loving what they heard turning out for donald trump's 33 minute speech. short on details but touching on familiar themes. dismantling bad trade deals, ending illegal immigration, cutting cri

narrowing its focus on ohio, north carolina, florida, and pennsylvania, which is one of the states where there are now concerns about the machines voters will cast their ballots on should there be a very close vote. nbc news senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden explains. >> hello, pittsburgh! >> we love the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: polling critical to this year's election. >> both the trump campaign and the clinton campaign know, if donald trump wins pennsylvania, he's almost certainly going to be the next president of the united states. >> reporter: clinton is currently leading in the state, but donald trump has not given up. campaigning there this week thea a massive rally. >> we have to make sure this election is not stolen from us and is not taken away from us. >> reporter: the seeds of doubt he started spreading this summer, fraud. >> the only way we can lose pennsylvania is if cheating goes on. >> reporter: experts say large-scale fraud is unlikely. but if there are claims of cheating or other irregularities in pennsylvania, that could be a big probl

. >>> push for pennsylvania, donald trump lays out his plan for if he gets elected. but hillary clinton gets ready to hold a rally in philadelphia. >>> watching the polls, reaction to an election lawsuit filed in pennsylvania. >>> cold and windy. an update on your first alert neighbor'dhood forecast and how low temperatures are dropping. >> all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> donald trump once again goes on the attack against the women who have accused him of sexual assault. it came as he laid out his plan for his first 100 days in office if he gets elected as president. good evening, i'm denise nakano, trump made his comments in historic gettysburg, as hillary clinton gets ready to stump for votes in philadelphia with her running mate wooxt very full decision 2016 team coverage we're live at penn park where clinton will be speaking and randy gyllenhaal will have more on a poll-watching lawsuit. we begin with chris pollone who has the latest on trump's comments. >> it was billed as a policy speech. donald trump in gettysburg, pennsylvania, laying out h

news, the punishment for perjury. former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is in a montgomery county courtroom to learn her sentence on her purgery and obstruction conviction. kane arrived in north township before 9:00 this morning. good morning. kathleen kane is fighting to stay out of a prison cell. her attorneys are arguing she should get probation or house arrest instead of jail time. mo neek is live outside the montgomery county courthouse. do we expect to hear or what do we expect to hear rather from kathleen kane today? >> we're not sure if she's going to testify, but i can tell you the former attorney general arrived here about two hours ago. with her family. mrs. kane, would you like to make a comment? what do you hope happens today? wearing a dark suit and white blouse, the convict ed felon smiled, but said little. kane has come to court to face her punishment. three things the judge will consider. the sentencing glooin of 12 to 24 year kane's years of public service and the best care of her two teen sons who are sitting with defense witnesses today. back h in august

manheim, pennsylvania. it is just over one hour. gentlemen, please welcome the next president of united states, mr. donald j. trump. ♪ mr. trump: thank you everybody. thank you. [cheers] we are going to make america great again. [cheers] mr. trump: we are. i am thrilled to be here tonight. beautiful city. mannheim. [cheers] i will tell you what, we will win the great state of pennsylvania. i went to school in pennsylvania. we are going to win pennsylvania. we are going to win back the white house and we are going to be so happy. we are going to be so happy and we are going to again be proud of our country. we will be proud. we are going to take on the corrupt media, the powerful lobbyists, and the special interests that have stolen your jobs, here factories in your future. that is what has happened. we are going to stop hillary clinton from continuing to rate the industry -- raid the industry from your state for her profit. hillary clinton has collected millions of dollars from the same global corporations shipping your jobs in your dreams to other countries. you know it and ev

thousands of professors at 14-state run university in pennsylvania. >>> winds of change, sky6 live hd looking live at the flag whipping in the wind in the fall air. seven inches of rain from the same storm system washed away roads and homes in other parts of pennsylvania. the devastation happened in hills grove, sullivan county. 130 miles to the north. one person was killed when creeks and rivers spilled over their banks leaving places partially under water. too early to tell how much damage the storm caused. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast goodbye 80s hello to the cool temperatures. these are welcome changes, everybody wanted the change. sky6 live hd shaking around in atlantic city. winds are picking up, we're seeing gusts as high as 30, 35 miles per hour. it's going to get worse this afternoon. winds could exceed 45 miles per hour later on. storm tracker 6 live you can see the steadyier rains across -- steadier rains across southern new jersey and coatsville and malvern. burlington, camden, medford, glassboro, and hammonton getting wet. this will contin

state of pennsylvania. donald trump rallied supporters in bucks county. the focus on the commonwealth is very strong as we enter the final weeks of campaign 16. good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm natasha brown. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in newtown bucks county with more on trump's message to the crowd. david? >> i'm inside the newtown athletic club training center. it's a field house behind the main athletic club. a lot of people. we had a packed house. donald trump message and his supporters are counting down until election day. >> it's time to drain the swamp in washington, dc. >> reporter: donald trump came out swinging friday night before a packed crowd on the grounds of the naivety athletic center. >> we will rebuild our navy and do it with american seal made right here in pennsylvania. >> reporter: he spent the first few minutes talking about the u.s. navy and his plan to increase naval spending while giving philadelphia a prominent position. he then turned to the state of pennsylvania. >> we are going to start making things in pennsylvania again. >> repo

jacket. justin is ahead to tell us he can actually what we can expected to. >>> pennsylvania once again in the political spotlight, where the democratic campaigning, one day after the republican nominee rallies supporters in bucks county. >> to the is saturday, october 22, i'm january car day owe, right over to meteorologist, justin drabick. all good things must come to an end. those 80 degrees days gone for now. >> it was nice, yes, if you like the warm temperatures, yes, i don't foe if we'll see any more 80s, 70s possibly, but next several days we will bring back to average. so fall weather fans, they'll love this forecast. little rough outside this morning, though. it is winnie. it is rainy. kind of raw. try to hold off if you can headed outdoors, if you more hours, get rid of the light rain. heavy rain, only pick up a .10 of an inch in philadelphia so far, still rainingment check it out. we have the clouds, visibility, okay. but, you see the wet roads there on the center city streets. some of the highways, little rough to travel this morning, a loft roads, very little ponding to dea

pennsylvania. everyone every those areas depends on the ability to sell our products overseas. 96% of the worlds' population lives somewhere else. and i supported agreements when they've been backed by the pennsylvania man awe fact too ers association, pennsylvania farm bureau, when they open up foreign market for our goods, i supported them. because that helps sustain good high paying jobs. when there have been cheating has happened, as has happened in princeton steel, the u.s. steel workers, and the uss steel, u.s. steel itself brought this to my attention, i went to bat for them to insist on tougher enforcement. so, that's been my approach, support, trade agreement, that expands opportunities, and open up market for our workers, stands up when it is unfair, with respect to tpp, this is an agreement that's flawed. i've been clear about that. >> hold on, let me direct you back to the question. and i'm going to follow up quickly on that. do you agree, do you agree with donald trump that towns like ambridge, towns up and down the valley, have been desomated by the loss of manufacturing job

debate for the pennsylvania senate race. you can participate by sending your questions. just use #6abcaction through social media or send an e-mail to join the action at 6abc.com. the debate live from temple university monday night at 7:00 here on channel 6. >>> the investigation continues tonight into the crash of a small plane in the backyard of a home in new jersey. the pilot and passenger are in the hospital tonight. "action news" reporter, christie ileto is live at the scene. the crash site on east lyndon avenue. christie, what is the latest on this? >> reporter: well, jim, the feds work to uncover what went wrong here. while they work to uncover what went wrong here, five to ten minutes we see people driving past to marvel what's left of the crash site. with all the homes in this area, it's a miracle the pilot was able to steer clear of them ending up in the shrubs of someone's backyard. >> crazy. >> nuts. >> reporter: residents can't grasp how this crashed in their neighborhood narrowly missing dozens of homes. >> it sounded like a trash truck like when they go down. >> my

act to hold on to their seats in battleground states. >> i think pennsylvania voters are totally capable of distinguishing between the presidential race, which has in my view, two very badly flawed candidates, and the senate race, which is a totally different thing. >> sreenivasan: and, how are iraqi civilians being affected in the campaign to take back mosul from isis? next on "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy inspires. that informs and sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. this is p

for pennsylvania is stronger than ever. today alone, tim kaine, joe biden, donald trump, they're all making stops across the state. trump just finished up one rally and he's headed to another rally in bucks county. andrea is live right now. >> reporter: the doors just opened at 4:30 this afternoon, but some have told us they have been here since 9:00 this morning. some people told us they wanted to be here to feel the energy in the room. >> health care is a big issue, obama care is way out of control. >> the boarders have to be secured, there's no other way. >> that's what this entire election is about, the future of this country and the supreme court justices. >> reporter: these voters are casting their ballot for donald trump. they were standing in line six hours before the rally is even scheduled to begin. >> a bunch of people that have the same likes and dislikes, hate hillary, put her in jooiai the whole thing, deplorables, we're all deplorabldeplorables. >> reporter: donald trump is hitting crucial swing states. >> we cannot take a chance of blowing it. we cannot take a chance.

. live from florence township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> former pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah scores a small legal victory in his corruption conviction. judge threw out four bank and hail front charges based on post trial oceans. fattah was convicted in june of orchestrating several fraud schemes to raise money for his campaign and personal spending. four aids and advisors were also convicted. no sentencing date has been set on fattah's remaining counts. >>> usually traffic tickets are bad for the driver, who gets them, right? but the tables are being turned on philadelphia police department. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in university city with more on the legal battle will that the department is facing, over speeding tickets, alex? >> reporter: nicole, here is a little background. the philadelphia police department transferred their patrols of several make or highways to state police in 2007. until 2012, they pretty much shared that job. but you at that point it became strictly state police jurisdiction. something that a new laws

returns to pennsylvania, both donald trump and hillary clinton are campaigning in the state over next two days. after making a stop in north carolina donald trump will rally supporters later this afternoon in john's town. the republican presidential nominee will make an appearance in our area tonight, he will be in newtown bucks county. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton will hold a get out the vote rally. with her running mate tim kaine in pittsburgh, and philadelphia tomorrow. this morning bill clinton talked about his wife's qualifications to be president, during an educational conference in florida. it all comes on the heels of last night when two candidates came face-to-face in a different setting, here's correspondent, mark albert. >> reporter: hillary clinton and done will old trump head their separate ways campaigning this key battle ground states ahead of the november 8th election. they were together thursday night for a charity dinner that supposed to include, good natured ripping. >> this is first time ever, ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major

you the following special. >>> this is vote 2016. the pennsylvania senate debate. the final match up before election day. the candidates are, republican pat toomey, and democrat katie mcginty. today's debate is brought to you by six abc and philadelphia. and the league of women voters of pennsylvania. and now, live from the temple performing arts center in philadelphia, your moderator six abc anchor jim gardner. good evening, and welcome to the final debate between the republican and democratic candidates for the u.s. senate from pennsylvania. over the next hour the candidates will be answering questions, posed by me, as well as questions sent to us via social media and from some members of our audience. speaking of the audience we have asked everybody here to refrain from applause or any other interruptions, except for right now, as we welcome republican path the path toomey and democrat katie mcginty. >> applause. >> we are so glad thaw are here to look forward to a terrific debate here tonight. now, before we begin, a quick note on some of the ground rules. each candidate will hav

the stories we're following on "action news" at 12:30 p.m. breaking news, former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is in court at this hour waiting to hear if she will be going to prison for perjury. pennsylvania senate candidates pat toomey and katie mcginty square off in a debate tonight and it is live on 6abc. >>> we have details about a series of attacks on students and police near the temple university campus over the weekend. annie mccormick has details and live report coming up. >>> the big story on "action news" at 12:30 p.m. is breaking news, pennsylvania's top law enforcer kathleen kane is before a judge right now to find out if she will be going to jail. >> it's playing out right now at the courthouse in norristown, john rawlins is live with the latest. >> reporter: the hearing is going on ryan, in presentencing papers kane's attorney asked for house arrest saying she was the primary caregiver for two sons. the d.a. responded saying kane showed no remorse and showed a video tape from scranton television showing the day she resign, she said her tenure was b

votes in pennsylvania. we'll tell you where the candidates will be today. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i am ted greenberg. thank you so much for bhg with being with us. it is 5:31. a cool and damp start to our weekend. crystal klei is here with the forecast. >> what a difference it makes, a few days. we have been seeing 80s, day after day. we are talking temperatures that start in the 40s and 50s and won't warm up much through the rest of today. right now, 50 degrees in allentown and 42, mt. pocono, 53, philadelphia, 54, dover. the low 50s are going to dip around sunrise and creep back to the low 50s. you can see down at the bottom of your screen with our neighborhood seven-day forecast. radar and satellite showing us the showers pumping in from the north. we have clouds, rain, going to continue seeing scattered shower for the first half of today. the clouds will clear and take with it the moisture. the cool, windy conditions will be left behind. we are going to talk more about the rest of your saturday versus your sunday forecast coming up in a fe

>>> and here's is what happening on the campaign trail swings through pennsylvania. tonight crowd are lining up in bucks county to see republican nominee, donald trump. >>> but not everyone is happy about his visit to newtown tonight. good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm natasha brown in for guess contact "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live from newtown where trump is expect in a half an hour or so, david? >> reporter: hi in a cash a people are slowly filing in here. they have to get through security. we saw several thousand people outside, donald trump was at a rally in johnstown pennsylvania, western part of the state earlier and then take the stage tonight but not everyone in newtown is happen bye this tonight because it is on the site of the popular athletic club, in fact, ukee and natasha some people have have cancelled their memberships. thousands waited in line to see donald trump at newtown athletic club but not everyone in town agrees with the venue. >> people have their own opinions, and if they are not in favor of trump, yes, i totally agree it should be

would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >> right now at 11:00 a brazen robbery at a crowded macy's store and they believe this crime is linked to another high profile robbery. and scare on campaign trail. the plane carrying mike pennsylvania flies off the run way. >> i'm jess mess. i'm ukee washin

at tonight's debate. the race in pennsylvania could help decide whether the gop hangs on to its senate majority. plushs we'll talk about the traffic troubles that were brewing this morning and no laughing matter. where you will not find creepy clown masks like this this halloween. >>> a deadly shoot ng a philadelphia neighborhood leaves a 28-year-old father dead and the famry searching nor answers. good morning this is nbc 10 news today. police say the victim had just returned from shopping when he was shot and killed. pamela osbourn spoke to the victim's family and join us frus the lawncrest b neighborhood. >> not only is the fam dlif stated now, they tell me they're afraid for their safety. >> relatives identify the 28-year-old who was shot multiple times in his own driveway on ep prk street as johnny casada. his sister-in-law says he spent his last moments with his family and was returning to him when he was killed. >> took his son to the movie last night. he's 1 years old. came home. he said he was -- come back within 20 minutes, two shots. he calls them and tells them, come