the people of the commonwealth of pennsylvania -- having been elected four times to the senate of pennsylvania with three counties -- knowing my integrity, knowing my desire to get jobs done, knowing my desire to do what's best for the people of pennsylvania, i will assure them, with an ethics policy that we've already published on our website, the proper use of government property. we're going to have programs in place for all the attorneys to follow, all the agents to follow in that office. there will be continuing legal-education classes. there will be human-resource classes to make sure everybody in that office is following -- or are following all the same policies, in the same direction of that office. and i will take the time as well, as attorney general, to have press conferences to assure the people of pennsylvania where that office is headed, and to travel to 20 regional offices, the office of attorney general, to meet with the staff, to explain to them the policies of what's expected of them. and if they perform the duties as required, by law and by the directors of that office, i'll

the line for pennsylvania residents, 202-748-8000. outside pennsylvania, 202-748-8001. all from inside pennsylvania, washington, pennsylvania, karen, good morning. caller: hello. calling because i used to be i will never vote democrat the rest of my life and make sure my children know what your party is all about. pick hillary clinton is revolting and i just want you o explain why she is so self-enrichment. plu tonium deal, 20% of supply of uranium went to the russians. that is after she got 145 million dollar donation to her foundation and bill got his bag money, 1.1 million in russia. signed off for uranium. uranium, fishient in that is why she had to sign off on it. head had interest in that russian company. for just self-enrichment her. sorry to see karen leave the party. -- i'm not familiar with most of what karen just said, think that if you have a oncern about relationships and connections to russia and i think that it is hard argument to make that is more likely to be tough on the russians about ring what he said vladamir putin and the fact that actuallyr campai

pennsylvania is a firewall. we can't ignore pennsylvania. they have been 12 points up to four points up. >> do you worry? >> look, i'm worried about all this happy talk convincing people who want to see hillary clinton be the next president. they don't want to see donald trump saying to themselves, well, she's got it. i don't have to stand in line for an hour and staying home. that can become a self-fulfilling prophecy. the message we have here in the five counties is let's get out in record numbers. number one, to prevent hillary losing. number two because we want to send a message in pennsylvania and a message nationally. it's important how much hillary clinton wins by. for governing afterwards if she wins by six or seven points nationally it's better than winning by two and a half or three. >> let me switch to other topics. the guardian is reporting that trump's confidante will be in nine cities are larger minority populations including philadelphia. do you worry about voter intimidation with that? >> their exit polls and our people we no

the line for pennsylvania residents, 202-748-8000. outside pennsylvania, 202-748-8001. all from inside pennsylvania, washington, pennsylvania, karen, good morning. caller: hello. calling because i used to be i will never vote democrat the rest of my life and make sure my children know what your party is all about. pick hillary clinton is revolting and i just want you o explain why she is so self-enrichment. plu tonium deal, 20% of supply of uranium went to the russians. that is after she got 145 million dollar donation to her foundation and bill got his bag money, 1.1 million in russia. signed off for uranium. uranium, fishient in that is why she had to sign off on it. head had interest in that russian company. for just self-enrichment her. sorry to see karen leave the party. -- i'm not familiar with most of what karen just said, think that if you have a oncern about relationships and connections to russia and i think that it is hard argument to make that is more likely to be tough on the russians about ring what he said vladamir putin and the fact that actuallyr campai

and everyone agrees pennsylvania's a key state. the trump people know they have to win pennsylvania, and the clinton people are outspending the trump people in pennsylvania by a significant factor. so, the clinton people are taking pennsylvania very seriously, and we await developments. >> there is no trump campaign. there's trump. >> and that's kind of what's been working up to this point. >> well, it worked up until the convention. it hasn't worked since the convention. and unless donald trump in tonight's event, the town meeting, and in the next debate acts like a guy who could be president, he has no chance of attracting people who are still in the mix for making a decision. and that's not a lot of people in pennsylvania. the hillary clinton campaign has been a ferocious campaign. they've had -- the all-star team has been in pennsylvania. pence i thought did a very good job in the vice presidential debate. and kaine, who i didn't know much about, really did not come across as a very likable guy -- end of story. now it's back to

thousand concerns are spurring a lawsuit in pennsylvania. state republicans are challenging the law that says poll-watchers can only serve in counties where they live. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins us live. you talk to voters about those claims? >> denise, right now as you mentioned, if you want to be a poll-watcher, you have to volunteer in the county where you live. state republicans hoping to break down those barriers with a new lawsuit they say this could be helpful to democracy, but critics are warning it could also lead to voter intimidation. >> the fairest election possible. >> the pennsylvania gop says they want transparency. putting more eyeballs in more voting precincts. >> the chance to insure there's as many people that can monitor the election as possible. >> the lawsuit would let someone from a rural area like schuylkill county oversee elections in urban centers like north philly. but critics including the governor say it's an invitation to chaos, saying it could lead to voter intimidation, it comes as donald trump has repeat

andrea, donald trump has some ground to make up here in pennsylvania? >> reporter: that's right because all of the polls have him behind here in pennsylvania. so at this point, the voters he really needs to resonate with are women. >> look at all those women for trump signs, i love that. >> reporter: during a campaign stop earlier today in north carolina, donald trump signaled confidence in his support from women. but the polls show otherwise. >> he was close in pennsylvania and then is that state was released and he's having trouble with the woman vote. >> reporter: the comments about multiple allegations of misconduct that trump has denied still has him on defense. >> i supported him because i listened to the videotape and i don't know if anyone's ever heard a bunch of women during brunch and a bottle of wine that they could be stalwarts. >> if people would just separate all this stuff and all the things that go around, the way he is with him and all that, just look at the issues. >> reporter: pennsylvania is a must win on the way to the white house.

pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump..." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i 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. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice sorcing outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual. forcing small business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself, voting to gut rules that protect us and crack down on big banks. pat toomey. out for himself, not us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> got real dicey there for a couple weeks. eagles, pile up penalty and racked up a couple losses but yesterday, they jumped back i

>> we love the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: polling experts say pennsylvania is 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 pren 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, though he's never come forward with any specific evidence of fraud. >> the only way we can lose pennsylvania is if cheating goes on. >> reporter: experts say large-scale fraud but if there are claims of cheating or other irregularities in pennsylvania, that could be a big problem. because pennsylvania is one of 15 states that uses some electronic voting machines, without a paper record of the vote. which means if challenges are raised, there's no way to do a recount by hand. >> i think really it's negligence for a secretary of state anywhere in the country n

only pennsylvania state police can ticket you. the lawyer told us there is the no-speed enforcement between the two agencies since 2012. one client challenged a speeding ticket in court and won. >> most people wouldn't question it. i think most people assume if they are being pulled over, the police officer has the authority to do that. >> they shouldn't be doing that. they shouldn't be doing that. that is not their job description. >> you don't want people to be breaking the law. it is like a 50/50. >> we reached out to philadelphia police and the city. both said they could not comment because of legal cases over the ticket. >>> police are searching for a couple of toy thiefs targeting toys "r" us thieves between new jersey and maryland. police believe the couple may have ties to the ocean county area. investigators say the past few months the pair has swiped tens of thousands of dollars worth of items from a number of stores. police believe the paris likely returning the items for cash at stores in other states. >>> you are goin

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, it is gone from dismay to delight in the course of one day. >> reporter: jim, students couldn't have been happier to return to class. more than 100,000 students were left in limbo after they couldn't hash out a last minute dial. tonight, suddenly the strike ended with bothsides making concessions. >> i didn't know how long the strike was going to be. i thought maybe another week or so. hearing the agreement finally achieved. i'm excited to go to class. >> reporter: on the campus tonight, a collective sigh of relief after a tentative deal was finally reached on day three of the state system's first walkout in 34 years. >> i feel better now that they have an agreement. >> i'm happy. i want to get back to learning. >> reporter: it disrupted classes at 14 units bringing the semester to a halt. hanging i

host: another pennsylvania caller, lan caster, pennsylvania, john, go ahead. caller: hello. arguments, i'm for change. is, you know, the tax code is changing in this years.y over the last 30 i'm 67 years old. the way trade is conducted has hanged through the trade agreements. you have corporations now through the wto, not even a organization, but government agreed to rganization has access to the united states treasury, if they perceive that their profits were laws sovereign nation passes. i'm totally against that. people that benefit from globalization through the tax code have the that.ty to do that are an people left behind don't. and both taerts have left this setting the stew. you can look and see the income has ality that this created. host: john, running out of time. give mark nevins a chance to its is and perhaps appropriate we end on trade, an issue that has been such a big speeches the ump candidates are making as they travel through pennsylvania. guest: sure. this, working on races all over the country and we're hearing the conversation place rade taking everywher

back to you. >>> to decision 2016 and the push for pennsylvania. trump supporters are lining up right now in bucks county as donald trump prepares to take the stage. the republican nominee will be rallying in newtown later tonight. pennsylvania, as you know, a crucial battle ground state and trump will need suburban voters if he is to win the election. >> brian moore reports. >> reporter: 18 days left and donald trump has his eyes on the finish line of the race. >> i'm almost sure, if the people come out, i will win. but i will be happy with myself. >> reporter: in must-win north carolina no mention of his female accusers or the rigged system. he focused his attacks on clinton. >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt politician ever to run for the presidency. hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the watergate commission. >> donald trump was jeered by some attendees at the traditional charity as the remarks went beyond good natured ribbing. >> here she is tonight, pretending not to hate catholics. >> reporter: trump refuses to say if he'll accep

check out storm scan3, that batch of rain confine over eastern pennsylvania. so not much happening in western chester county, northwest berks county, areas to the west are good. and then we do have batch of heavy rain coming over the delaware river right in you, over the delaware memorial bridge, we zoom in little bit here, into part of salem county, you can see, some brighter yellows here, just indicating few burst of some heavier showers building on in, but other than that, just steadier, light rain, just to make it miserable outside. slowing thing down little bit on the roads. winds, they'll gusting up to 40 miles per hour later this afternoon, stays winnie tonight, sustained wind up around 20, through the overnight hours, even into sunday. still, windy day, that northwest wind starting to bring in the cooler air. so, we have warm afternoon, past several days, now the cool night. those are good ingredients to get good fall collar, almost at peak, especially up into the poconos, so a lot of high color going on there. probably peaking over the next few days,

of pennsylvania, to the united states senate! (cheers) >> reporter: both are tying toomey to the top of the republican ticket. >> every day when ever more horrific evidence comes to light about what and who donald trump is and pat toomey fails to have the courage to say this is wrong, this is beneath human dignity. pat toomey is making clear where he stands. that's with donald trump and that's against the values, the family values that pennsylvanians really stand for and honor. >> 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. so i am running an independent race . d i think that pennsylvanians will make a separate judgment. >> reporter: that's why toomey invited maine republican senator susan collins, who has flatly said she will not be voting for trump, to underscore his message. >> he puts people ahead of politics; he is beholden to no one. >> reporter: toomey's strug

pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump..." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i 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. >>> all new viral videos today "right this minute." cameras catch a woman suddenly knocked down by an attacker. >> completely dominating the situation. >> however, how a hero delivers karma his way. >> same intensity that jerk did. >> a pro ballplayer with a body double robot sparks a dance craze. >> the tony is taking off. >> now musical genius big frieda shares how she's spreading it one bounce at a time. >> we need it everywhere. >> and an idiot on the track survives one close call. >> oh! >> but see what the video shows that changes everything.

pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump..." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i 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. >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> in nicetown police need your help in finding the man they say stole a pricey package from a homeowner. surveillance video captured the man taking fed ex package from a home on the 7100 block of north 18th street on monday. police say the package had an oil cooler in it worth more than 400 bucks. cops think the thief may be in his late teens or early 20s. >>> did you have problems with sluggish internet today unable to log on to social media sites guess what, you were not a lone. series of cyber attacks a

that is the message from the pennsylvania department of health. the department launched its annual campaign today urging people across the state to get their flu shots. experts say there are two important reasons to get vaccinated every year, one, flu viruss are constantly changes, and the protection from the vaccine actually decreases over time. tnchs playground can play a major role in a child's life, we know that. today hundreds of volunteers carried, assembled and -- the design was based on children's drawings at a special design event last august. >>> turning to breaking news, we can tell you that a strike involving professors at 14 state universities across pennsylvania is over. >> tim furlong just spoke to some of those professors who told him it ended a short time ago. tim is digging for new information, he'll have more in a live report coming up at 4:30. >>> turning to our weather. erika, i know the weather is changing fast. >> really fast too. we saw 80s yesterday, the past couple of days, 70s today, so temperatures above normal so by to

in pennsylvania, costs are up 50%. every private insurance company is raising prices, every employer is raising prices. but we're seeing obama care struggling because we haven't seen enough younger healthy people to buy in to counter the older population who needs health kir. those who can't get insurance, are also in greatest need. and if you don't have enough younger people to support it, that's a challenge. some insurance company are saying, we're out, we can't operate in the state if we don't have enough younger healthy people. we have seen everybody raising prices on insurance, but obama care struggling because they don't have enough young healthy people. the vast majority of people who get obama care qualify for tax credits, because they're generally poorer. and as a result, those tax credits will actually offset the higher premiums. >> it bears repeating, the statistic you quoted here in philadelphia, 55% is what rates are expected to jump. >> on obama care. >> and you can see tom's full report on nbc "nightly n

you know, we've seen this movie before here in pennsylvania. not long ago, we saw republican leadership in harrisburg push a voter id law. spent millions of our dollars, spent efforts to intimidate voters, and here's what we found then. court proceedings, following that legislation, after millions spent and the court asking show us one example, one example, of voter fraud. and not a single example was identified. not one. look, the good people of pennsylvania take their democracy, take their commonwealth, and their country very, very seriously. and i know in this election season and others people want their voices heard. they will show up respectfully of the process. but i do think that is another one of those reasons why it is important for senator toomey to say donald trump is unfit to be president of the united state. >> senator, quit rebuttal please? >> well, i mean, i think i covered the point. the fact is our elections are a fundamental aspect of our democratic process. one of the most important defining features. and they work. they have

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 everybody else knows it. [boos] that is why clinton would 100% approve transpacific partnership, a total disasterous trade deal. she called the deal "the gold standard." economicill bring devastation to pennsylvania and our campaign is america's one andonly chance to stop that lots of other bad things that are happening to our country. and she lied about the gold st

"i 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 washington. nata

as the push for pennsylvania intensifies. decision 2016, clinton and her democratic running mate tim kaine spoke on the penn campus after a spot in pittsburgh yesterday. republican donald trump was in central pennsylvania yesterday. the candidates now have just 16 days left to win over voters. thousands of clinton supporters braved chilly temperatures at penn park last night. the democratic ticket hit their platform points about job creation, women getting equal pay, college affordability, and defeating isis. clinton and kaine warned their backers not to rest on poll numbers showing them ahead in pennsylvania. clinton also reached out to republicans and independents who feel they just can't vote for donald trump. >> for anybody who may be reconsidering their support for my opponent, i'll do my best in these next 17 days to reach out to you. >> they don't call you the keystone state for no reason. you guys are key to us winning. >> clinton and kaine held their rally at penn just about three months after being nominated at the

. >>> both candidates 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. >>

senate in pennsylvania will debate here in philadelphia. republican incumbent pat toomey and democratic challenger katie mcginty will face off at temple university. the latest quinnipiac poll shows toomey leading mcginty by 4 percentage points. the candidates debated in pittsburgh last week. i spoke with a political expert from rowan university to get her take on this race. >> both people are hardening to their positions at this point. you're trying to persuade a few people. it may come down to what's turnout like on election day. >> tonight's second debate between mcginty and toomey will be their last. >> a new abc news presidential poll shows hillary clinton 12 points ahead of donald trump, 50% to 38%. >> have 16 days to make this happen. but you have to get out and vote. and that includes helping me re-elect republicans all over place. i hope they help me, too. >> trump began a campaign swing through florida yesterday in naples. he urge a crowd of supporters to vote for republican candidates for senate, house and other offices. trump wil

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 destruction stretched 150 miles, and now pennsylvania's governor is calling in the national guard to help with the recovery. a 65-year-old man died after this tree fell on his home in clinton county. he was on a ladder when the tree came down. it knocked him to the ground, then landed on him. officials have declared a disaster emergency in sullivan county. a number of roads are closed. some nearly destroyed. fast-moving floodwaters washed away at least two homes and several cabins. flooding is also a major issue in lie combing county where water isn't just outside but also inside homes and buildings. many residents were evacuated around 5:00 this morning. that same system is bringing rain to our area tonight. nbc10 was there for a wet night in westchester, but the big weekend story is the wind, and a 20-degree temperature plunge. meteorologist erika martin has our nbc10 first alert neighb

donald trump is ramping up his message in pennsylvania for the first time in almost 30 years pennsylvania appears to be up for grabs. the most recent quinnipiac poll shows clinton leading trump by just 6 points. that factors in other party candidates. >>> today hillary clinton shifts from this stop in ohio to a rally in pittsburg and ending the day right here in philadelphia. shell speak tonight alongside running mate tim kaine at penn park on the university of pennsylvania campus. >> we are not going to tolerate the kind of gun violence epidemic that has swept this country. >> clinton got up in wilks-berre from vice president joe biden. >> what angered me is trump's behavior, trump's actions have been so outrageous, there has been no time, no time for the press to believe to be able to e stuff that matters. >> the clinton campaign is hitting back that trump may not concede gratefully should he lose on november 8. clinton said america knows the difference between leadership and dictatorship. >>> donald trump is going to gettysburg. he is going to layout his plans for the first 100 days in

pennsylvania's cut off has already passed. you can track every date you need to know on the nbc 10 app. >>> turning now to our weather. a cool fall night in center city. nbc 10 where people were out inhad joying the crisp, autumn air, but soon it will start feeling more like summertime with temperatures in the 80s fle next week. >> we have a nice warm up in the works. we saw a chilly start to the day and temperatures mainly in the 60s. it's clear across philadelphia . you will see your current temperature, 54 degrees with light winds, otherwise, allen town, 46 and atlantic city cooler at 45 degrees. 80s making a comeback in october. 70s by tomorrow. and then 80s, upper 70s to low 80s by monday and mid-80s possibly by tuesday into wednesday and we go back into the 70s by thursday. coming up in my full forecast and 10-day on temp, we're going to talk about why the warm up is happening and possibly a storm later next week. back to you. >>> i'm amy, coming up next in sports, we're going to hear from carson wentz on his approach to

even in southeasten pennsylvania. we are at the peak. lehigh valley and up towards the adirondacks in new york and very close to the peak in other parts of the lehigh valley and some of the northern western suburbs. it is just spectacular looking out there. we have winds gusting up to 23 miles an hour in millville. 22 in philadelphia. again, not nearly as strong as what we saw over the weekend. those showers and northwestern pennsylvania are not going to make it as we go through the day today and some snow flurries on the future cast up in some of the mountains in new england. yeah, a sign of things to come eventually. eventually, winter will be here. tomorrow afternoon, we're still kind of dry. we're dry into wednesday as well. but as we dpo into thursday, we see moisture approach frg the west and that's when we should see some showers this week. and the rain chances show that in philadelphia practically no chance until thursday. same thing are dover and atlantic city. and in redding. there's the one day where the rain chance spikes up

>>> 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 agre

he then turned to the state of pennsylvania. >> we are going to start making things in pennsylvania again. >> reporter: he then pivoted to wednesday's third and final debate. >> who won the debate? that one, honestly, that was not close. except for a couple of dishonest groups, they would say, i think she won. i think -- give me a break. >> reporter: trump fans waited hours outside and agreed. he won the debate and will win november 8. >> it will be very close. you got to believe the polls. i think, i think he has a chance to take pennsylvania. >> watching mr. trump's rally. once a in a lifetime event. >> november 8th get out and vote, november 8th. thank you, everybody. >> reporter: i mentioned we're in the field house behind the newtown athletic center. i spoke to the owner of the center earlier. he told me about 20 people so far have cancelled their memberships. they were upset about donald trump being here. they have to do what they have to do but ultimately this is a private club. donald trump will be in gettysburg pennsylvania tomorrow at 11:00 and he and mike pence will be in cleve

but hillary clinton is going to win pennsylvania. she's going to win pennsylvania big. it's going to be five, six, seven points. that is too much of a margin for toomey to overcome. so practice saying it, jim, senator mcginty. >> i don't think so, mark. katie mcginty has no particular record whatsoever. and the record she has is bad. when she was chief of staff to the governor, she got kicked out of the room so they could get budget negotiations done. when she left the dep, she was working for herself and not the people pennsylvania, taking a $100,000 a year job. >> the first woman senator in the history of the commonwealth. >> we'll see. >> we'll leave it there, guys, always an interest conversation, mark and jim, thank you. >>> let's move on to our weather. some big changes coming our way. here is first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. >> hey, guys. yes, tomorrow a little colder than today. car today we're in the 60s. tomorrow we'll be in the mid-50s for a high. make sure you have a jacket tomorrow. a nice look at center city. we're seeing dry conditions today, it

pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> an emotional gathering in northern philadelphia today, friends and family gathered to remember joyce. the group picked today for the vigil in for of domestic violence awareness month. >>> and according to police, she was handcuffed to a bench in her germantown house and beaten because she wouldn't submit to her boyfriend's authority. her boyfriend and another man continued to beat her even after she died. and the abuse was witnessed by her children ages 10 months to 10 years old. >> it's not okay to be hurt. it's not okay to be controlled, it's not okay to be emotionally abused. >> the people of today's vigil were given information on how to repo

pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump..." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i 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. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: will he or won't he? >> of course, i would accept a clear election result... >> pelley: but trump reserves the right to challenge the election. also tonight, after the debate, lingering doubts. >> i am a hillary supporter, and yet, if i said that i did not have concerns i'd be lying. >> pelley: the skyrocketing cost of plastic. interest rates on store credit cards hit record highs. >> this is one of the riskiest forms of credit out there. >> pelley: and a letter that arrives just at the right time with a messa

eight pennsylvania voters are also plaintiffs in the lawsuit. democrats responded by calling the lawsuit a publicity stunt. >>> just over two weeks now until election day. stay with cbs3 "eyewitness news" for complete campaign coverage both on air and online. cbsphilly.com. >>> one person is dead, another wounded after a shooting inside a philadelphia burger restaurant. "eyewitness news" here at burger lane on the 2800 block of north 22nd street where police say a 23-year-old man was shot and killed and a 16-year-old boy was wounded this afternoon. the teen is stable at the hospital. police have no leads on a shooter not just yet. >>> and a police involved shooting in philadelphia is still under investigation and officers are still searching for a a lot of one suspect that got away. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has the details from west philly. >> i just heard them like consecutive nine shots and then nine more shots and maybe a couple more. after that them coming outside to see what's going on. >> reporter: it's a 4:00 a.m. wakeup call r

teachers at 14 pennsylvania universities are on strike right now. the faculty union announced the strike this morning following a full night of negotiations without reaching an agreement. kutztown, cheyney says students should report. we're checking on the others. we'll keep you posted. >>> the two presidential candidates square off in their third and final debate. they will face each other at the university of nevada las vegas. trump doubled down on his claims of election fraud. clinton stayed off the campaign trail to prepare. >>> here's a live look at las vegas. this is the thomas & mack center at unlv. clinton will get the first question. you can watch the final presidential debate tonight at 9:00 right here on nbc 10. nbc 10's lauren mayk is there. you can look for her live reports later today. she'll also wrap up from the spin room tonight at 11:00. >>> a school bus company has apologized after leaving a 7-year-old with autism alone in west philadelphia. >> a mom, loree next lloyd tells nbc 10 the school warned her the bus would be two hours l

pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punshied for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for