dorenbos wowed our keith jones during a facebook live broadcast. he answered questions from fans across the country and shared some stories about his time competing on america's got talent. and you can audition for the hit nbc show when it comes to philadelphia january 14th. he's so good. >>> almost with a snap of our fingers, the weather is changing, sheena. >> yes, jacqueline. i wish. i wish i could change it back to summer, but it's actually going to start to feel a lot more like fall soon. very soon. as soon as the weekend. but first we have to deal with some fog and even some rain in the forecast. areas of fog overnight tonight. i think we're going to see some of this developing as we go into the morning hours too. for your morning commute, we'll be seeing some areas of patchy fog throughout the entire area. so don't be surprised if you run into that. rain chances through tomorrow evening mainly into saturday morning. then it's going to get chilly and windy for part of the weekend. i think the main area of wind, what we're going to see mostly

my name is keith jones. i'll bring you up to speed as far as what this technology is like. i'll show you what it's like to be a reporter here at nbc 10. >> and it's going to get cold tonight. some areas already in the 30s, and frost for tomorrow morning. i'll show you which areas will see the frost and our next round of rain before the weekend. that's coming up next. hey, don't shoot the messenger, but that other messenger? he's been lying to you about katie mcginty. the truth is, in government and business katie mcginty's been a leader in clean energy. she's never done anything illegal or improper. turns out, the smears against mcginty are paid for by special interests and wall street billionaires who've spent 20 million dollars to keep their guy, pat toomey, in washington. that's the real message. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. most people owe the bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that

live in the operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> okay, keith. >>> take a look at this hurricane hunting plane as it guess tossed around as it flies directly into the storm. wouldn't want to be on this flight right here. the national oceanic and atmospheric plane records wind speed, air pressure, and rainfall, to make accurate predictions on how the storm is progressing. the storm has made a mess of air travel down south. thousands of flight cancellations have impacted flights out of philadelphia international airport. officials say check the airport's website and twitter feed for updates. stay with nbc 10 news and the nbc 10 app so you can track the hurricane's path. the download will bring severe weather alerts and your first alert neighborhood weather forecast to the phone in your hand. >>> turning to our weather, here is a live look down the shore in cape may, very different than florida, of course, very pleasant out there. a few people getting a few rays from the sun on this friday. the weekend could bring some rain. meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking it for us. >> how

keith jones, nbc10 news. jackie. >> all right, keith. >>> entertainment tonight's nancy o'dell is speaking publicly for the first time since the tape surfaced of donald trump making lewd comments about her. >> there is no room for objectivecation of anyone, not even in the locker room. the conversation has got to change because everybody deserves respect, no matter the gender or setting. >> on friday, the e.t. host was thrown into the spotlight when the conversation surfaced between trump and her former colleague billy bush. in it, trump revealed he tried to make advances toward nancy o'dell. billy bush, who hosts the third hour of the "today" show has been suspended indefinitely. >>> vulgar language, racy recordings and a bitter battle between the candidates have parents questioning how much their kids should be exposed to this campaign. nbc10's drew smith spoke with families and a psychologist about the tough conversations going on in america's living rooms. >> rated as m.a., mature audiences. >> reporter:

tonight pennsylvania senate candidates made those allegations face to face and nbc10's keith jones is here with the details. >> the first debate was heated from the start. it felt like their attack ads we're all so used to seeing. they both called each other liars and addressed how they became millionaires. we have seen the ads. >> billionaire pal pat toomey. >> millionaire katie mcginty. >> reporter: now they spar face to face. senator toomey accused mcginty of personally benefiting from taxpayers. >> pennsylvania pax tayers lost their money, but katie is a multimillionaire now. worked out nicely for her. >> he's repeated this story line throughout his campaign that has been so 100% negative. >> reporter: she went on to hammer the incumbent republican. >> 100% -- >> reporter: about his support for donald trump. >> the senator is the only person running for united states senate in the united states of america who has not told his constituents how he's going to vote. i think it's past time. >> reporter: senator toomey's response? he needs more time. >> we've got two badly flawed candid

keith jones, nbc10 news. >>> be prepared to laugh. you can watch keith's entire interview with kevin hart on nbc10.com. >>> now to this. neighbors in one part of wilmington always wondered how their park stays so clean. well, now they know. meet mr. sunny. he's the guy who cleans hanes park for free every single day. the 62-year-old had a series of strokes a few years ago, and he says cleaning the park is therapeutic and gives him a sense of purpose each day. he believes his hard work has also caused others to be more careful with their trash and has made the park a safer place. >> i live across the street. if you drop paper, here i come. i don't care who it is, i'm coming to get the paper. when i do something, i want to do it right. mama always said, you're going to do something, you do it right. >> the city of wilmington did give mr. sunny his trash grabber tool, but he pays for the gas for his leaf blower. he takes his mission very seriously and says he doesn't plan on giving it up anytime soon. what a good man. well, hopefully the

nbc10's keith jones reports. >> i'm a little overwhelmed because i don't know what's going to go on with exams. >> reporter: this woman has a hard enough adjusting to life on westchester's campus. add a teacher's union strike to the mix and no classes for three days, and hailey is stuck adjusting again. >> it's not they're being selfish, but i just think like there's people that are trying to learn, trying to get an education, and like this is obviously compromising it. >> reporter: earlier tonight, a big compromise. this tentative contract couldn't come at a better time. it's homecoming weekend here on campus. a lot of traffic is already starting to build up as alumni who had mixed feelings about this, including students, get back to this campus and back to work. >> i had a lot of tests scheduled, so i got to study now. >> gerald gray isn't alone. more than 100,000 students at 14 state universities were affected by this including these five in our area. basically the new contract provides raises for employees but requires them to pick up a greater share of their health care costs. teach

i'm keith jones. >> i'm erin coleman. right now at 5:00, protecting your vote. donald trump has suggested several times now that voter fraud is a concern in pennsylvania. today state leaders showed nbc 10 how they keep those ballots safe. >> a new poll shows trump is struggling in this important battleground state. quinnipiac released the results a few hours ago. it shows clinton expanding her lead in pennsylvania thanks to independent voters. voters head to the polls in just 22 days. >> no matter who gets your vote, leaders want you to know it is going to be counted. nbc 10's deanna durante shows us how. >> for anyone who thinks there is going to be any kind of shenanigans, that is just not going to happen. to the guy with the funny hat, don't bother come back here. >> reporter: they didn't mention donald trump by name. they are lawyers, politicians, watchdog groups, democrats and republicans, sharing the stage, to encourage all voters to cast a ballot on november 8th. >> voter suppression is nothing new. >> reporter: they say voter fraud is rare. however city

nbc 10's keith jones is live at the scene with more on the story. keith. >> reporter: jim, i talked to officers here. they're having trouble comprehending this tragedy. the boy fell from way up on the seventh story of this building at the imperial towers apartments. we went up to see for ourselves how this could even happen. >> we found him right over here at the edge of the parking lot just face down, you know? >> reporter: we won't show you the exact spot pointed out by a surt every security guard too traumatized to show his face. >> it was a crazy experience. it was crazy to witness. >> reporter: he was with both of the 4-year-old's parents and another neighbor too shaken to speak on camera. >> checked his neck, his arm, and his groin area. no pulse. >> reporter: we spotted lieutenant john walker on the balcony with a window and a door seven floors up. he thinks the boy climbed on to a heater and fell out the window. >> on to the heater, out of the screen. on to the balcony, and then we have to figure out how he went from the balcony over top of

for more on this story, let's go to nbc10's keith jones. what have you learned? >> reporter: ride the ducks released a statement saying that operations in philadelphia are not financially feasible at this time. it cited factors that included a 330% increase in their insurance premieres. you might remember two deadly accidents involving duck boats here if philadelphia in may of last year, a ride of ducks vehicle hit and killed a woman crossing the street during rush hour. then back in 2010, two hungarian tourists were killed when a duck boat was hit by a barge. it led to a $17 million lawsuit and criminal charges. ride the ducks says it is working with its 42 employees to help them get severance and help them find new jobs. live in the breaking news center, keith jones, nbc10 news. >>> one person is dead after a tractor-trailer crushes another car on route 295 in salem county. skyforce10 over that scene around 7:00 tonight near the new jersey turnpike. you can see the trailer of the big rig resting on what looks to be a pickup truck right there. police say the dri

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keith jones has our story. >> reporter: they want to rig the election at the polling booths. take a look chicago. where you see things happening that are horrendous. >> donald trump repeating claims of voter fraud. >> the number of presints in philadelphia that voted entirely for obama in the 2012 election and some folks pointed to that as evidence of fraud. >> according to factcheck.org, those who looked said evidence of construction just isn't were heavily democratic, often times in african-american communities that went heavily in favor of obama. they said it was not only possible but probable that you might have these kind of instances. >> despite the data, trump continues to claim that voter fraud is very common. >> they criticize us for saying that. >> reporter: he's calling for poll watchers to look for those impersonating. >> researchers look into that kind of thing say that kind of voter >> reporter: professors say noncitizen voters may have benefitted democrats in 2008. but a harvard professor manages the data use nad n that study to the data was misused and the con

. >>> here's keith jones. >> next at 5:00, we follow that story of a missing lehigh valley mother found dead in her co-worker's yard. now the suspect may have been learning about hunting humans, plus donald trump defends himself against sexual assault allegations while hillary clinton's campaign gets called out by philadelphia's catholic church. a pair of controversies 26 days until election day. >> and the clouds are clearing out from today. we'll be seeing cooler temperatures followed by a pretty big warmup as we go into next week, i'll show you that looc along with your weekend weather that's coming up next at 5:00. >>> right now at 5:00, hunting humans. the evidence police say they discovered after finding the bones of a missing mother in her co-worker's yard. >> enough is enough. >> first lady michelle obama sounds off on donald trump calling his comments an insult to decent men everywhere. >>> and catholics versus clinton. with the highest official in philadelphia's church says the catholics want from the democrats' campaign. >>> good evening, i'm keith jones. >> today a lehigh va

keith jones, msnbc 10 news. . >> coming up at 4:30, we'll go live to the bahamas where there's a threat from the storm right now. for updates on the storm any time, just tap the nbc 10 app. >>> a south jersey mother moved to tears after coming face to face with her daughter's accused killer in court. the family of 8-year-old gabby hill carter. south jersey bureau reporter sidney long was the only reporter there for the emotional hear. >> do you understand the charge against you? >> only nbc 10 has the emotional testimony of tyhan brown. >> the defendant admitted to the witness that he shot a person in the head on that night. as the person attempted to run into a building. >> gabby's mother listened in horror, wiping away tears as the prosecutor laid out the case that changed their family's life forever. >> a couple of times i wanted to walk out. >> gabby's stepdad spoke on his wife's dehalf. >> the bail was set at $4 million be it still hurts. >> reporter: we now know critical details about what motivated the shooting and what unfolded immediately afterwards. days before, brown was invo

and keith jones is following those developments. >> reporter: right now donald trump is speak at a rally in colorado springs, he's talked about a number of issues. he blamed the media for creating a rigged system for reporting false stories about women, suggesting that they were -- he also charged with voting on november 8 will be rigged, especially in citis like philadelphia and chicago. he said something he said he will tackle as president something we haven't heard him say before. >> if i'm elected president, i will push for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on all members of congress. they have been talking about that for years. decades of failure in washington and decade of special interest dealing, must and will come to an end. >> and the final candidate face-off in las vegas is tomorrow night, it could be the last time ever that hillary clinton and donald trump share a stage. there were dozens of protests of donald trump across the country today, dozens of women formed a human chain around trump hotel in chicago this morning. organizers protest eed trump's comments

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> count on nbc 10 for complete coverage of hurricane matthew. download nbc 10 app to follow the storm right on your smart phone. >>> take a look at this video right here. within the last 90 minutes, sky force 10 captured these pictures. that's a horse being flown to safety after a rescue attempt to took hours. >> we go to tim furlong who joins us live from the scene. >> the collide clydesdale isn't the woods, but he is out of the woods. cyrus is at least 18 years old, but he may be 20 or 25, he was rescued from an auction about two week ago. and this morning the woman who feeds him couldn't find him, within minutes, we had quite a rescue operation under way. dozens of rescuers here to help. in the 2:00 hour, after the caked out mug -- he was finally resting in a field. all of his buddies came over. we just spoke a few minutes ago with the equine veterinarian who was here helping cyrus. >> we were trying to get the limb s profused with blood. right now he's doing quite well, he's stable, he's comfortable, we kept him calm through this whole thing

i'm keith jones. >> i'm erin coleman. right now at 5:00, the final countdown. people who rely on trains, buses, and trollies to get around are bracing for a strike at septa. >> workers could walk off the job just seven hours from now unless both sides reach an agreement before midnight. >> nbc 10's drew smith is live outside the sheraton in center city where negotiations are taking place right now. drew, you just got some new information. >> reporter: yeah, we just got word from septa that they'll be making a statement in about 15 minutes inside the sheraton hotel here as to an update about the negotiations. but we haven't heard from the other side that there is a deal. so that's not expected to be great news. but we'll go in right after this report and see what they have to say. meanwhile, a lot of travelers across this city, whether you take septa or not, are bracing for what could be a messy commute tomorrow. for some passengers, the hours before a possible septa strike are like preparing for a snowstorm. cynthia lewis rode the bus with her grandkids to the

nbc 10's keith jones is joining us live with the details. keith? >> news entities have been fighting with the city of orlando to release 600 calls associated with the massacre. they want to put together a timeline of the response to the attack by police. the city says some of the calls are too graphic and don't need to be released. here is some of what the judge released today. >> by the way, there's some vehicle outside that has some bombs, just to let you know. these people are going to get it and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid. >> okay, i understand that, and i'll pass that along. can you tell me what vehicle because i don't want to see anybody get hurt. >> no. but i'll tell you this, it can take out a whole city block almost. >> omar mateen made that call during the rampage back in june. at one point he pledged allegiance to isis. he was later killed in a shootout with police. 49 people were killed in the attack. there were more than 200 other calls that have not been released to the public. the judge says she'll have

nbc's keith jones caught up with hart at the riverview plaza theater. >> reporter: who is bigger in philadelphia right now, you or carson wentz? >> me or carson wentz? carson is doing amazing things. i don't want to do anything to jinx eagles football. >> hart also told keith he tries to make his comedy appeal to everyone. he said he has fans from 17 to 88. love that guy. >> probably more eagles fans. >>> chester county tells us that they put it in jeopardy. >> and how the nbc10 responds team gets them reimbursed after a cancelled flight. oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. also try crystals and packs. >>> new allegations against donald trump as women come forward and accuse him of touching them inappropriately. now, he's threatening legal action. >>> under fire. two boston police officers are wounded and a suspect is dead after a late night shooting. >>> and appeal denied. bill cosby lose

nbc10 anchor keith jones served as mc for the seventh annual taste of wine on the main line. guests sampled wine and craft beers while raising money for the greater philadelphia chapter scholarship fund. >>> the eagles return from their early season bye this sunday in detroit, but that isn't stopping jon dorenbos from having a little fun. he got in a little tailgating at tonight's grand opening celebration at mark's jewelers in montgomeryville. what, no magic? i was waiting for the trick. danny pommells. >> everybody loves john dor enboss these days. i'm danny pommells. wait till you hear what defensive coordinator jim schwartz has to say about his players. joel embiid steps on the floor in a sixers uniform. we'll show you what the big man did tonight. that's next. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate fundi

our own keith jones is affiliated with the organization. he served as the m.c. for tonight. >>> speaking of tonight, looking at the temperature there. 73 degrees, and it's going down, down, down. >> i know. this was the warmest. sheena. >> tomorrow we're still going to be unseasonably warm, but we're not going to be at those mid-80s like we saw today. we had the record heat today. tomorrow, still a nice day, but we're going to have some showers around for the morning commute. that cool trend, you're right, does continue as we go into the weekend. record highs for today, here they are. temperatures were mostly in the mid-80s. wilmington hit a record of 87. philadelphia hit 86 degrees. keep in mind the normal high for today is 66 degrees. we were 20 degrees above where we should be. so we have that unseasonably warm air mass in place. tomorrow it's not going to be as warm through the afternoon. tomorrow, showers will be around mainly north and west in philadelphia. the colder air gets here for the weekend just in time for the eagles game. if you're going to be tai

nbc 10 keith jones caught up with him at the riverview plaza theater. >> who is better? you to carson. >> i will say carson. i don't want to jinx eagles f t footba football. >> he also said he tries to make it appeal to everyone. he has fans from 17 to 88. very specific. >> amazon plans to add workers to help increase in demand. up to 20% boost from the conditional hires this year. it will be at amazon security centers. last year 14,000 seasonal workers transformed into first time jobs. >>> the grocery store will hold a celebration. it is one of more than 200 grocery stores that were approved for win sale permits earlier this year. >>> abington township will award two officers who wrestled a gun away from a suicidal man. the gun went off several times. no one was hit but one of the officers hurt his shoulder in the struggle. >>> ask any yogi and they will tell you the practice of yoga can lead the positive change in mind, body and spirit. it is are tina is the founder and is here for us. you have said that yoga saved your life. now you're work to improve other people's l

nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next with keith jones. >> denise, thank you. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a question that hasn't been answered in nearly three years. tonight brings a possible break. we're live with a look at why investigators are so interested in what may be buried in one area backyard. >>> plus nbc 10 takes you inside the arena that will host the one and only vice presidential debate. what we can expect to hear tomorrow and why the stage here is set up a little differently. >>> and we are tracking hurricane matthew. i'll show you the track, the most updated from the national hurricane center. plus a cooldown in our forecast. >>> dictatigging for the truth. why investigators are so interested in what may be buried in one area backyard. >>> a sampling of sunshine after days of gloom. there's more on the way. >>> plus what hurricane matthew may mean for our area. >>> and concert questions. kanye west walked off the stage after learning his wife was robbed. tonight his fans are wondering what the drama will mean for his show tomorrow night in south philadelphia. >> announcer

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> we have new details in a deadly house fire in chester county to tell you about. this afternoon we learned the name of the woman killed, 65-year-old bonnie lynn hall. crews found her body in birmingham township early this morning. investigators trying to figure out what started that fire. >>> new details tonight about new jersey transit's push to install a safety system in its tracks. that system is caused positive train control or ptc for short. today the board voted to lease the radio frequency it needs for the next 50 years. installation should be complete by 2018. the lack of ptc is one of the possible causes of last month's deadly train crash. >>> the trial of accused cop killer eric frein will begin next march. authorities caught him after a 48-day manhunt, you may recall. a judge has set march 9th as the date for jury selection. jurors for frein's trial will be selected in chester county but bused to pike county located between scranton and the new jersey state law. jury selection is expected to  last about five days. >>> a south jersey university

i'm keith jones. for sheena and all of us. thanks for watching. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- emily blunt. mario batali. musical guest, chance the rapper. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 546! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: please. enjoy yourselves. welcome, welcome, everybody, welcome! welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show"! this is it, right here. that's the crowd you want. [ cheers ] you guys are the best! makes me feel good. thank you very much. i'm your host, jimmy fallon. guys, we're just four weeks away from halloween [ cheers and applause ] that's right. people pretending to be somebody else, going door to door for handouts, or as that's also called, running for president. [ cheers and applause ] here's the latest on the election. the saturday, "the new york times" released some of donald tr

political reporter theo keith is in the newsroom. theo, this all has to do with donald trump. even if ryan wins re-election, which is likely, and republicans keep control of the house -- suddenly not a lock -- ryan's speakership is in doubt because of dissent in his own party. nats -- hey everybody from fall fest speaker paul ryan is trying to prevent donald trump's plungi that would allow democrats to regain control of the u-s house. yet some republicans, unhappy with ryan's refusal to defend trump, are threatening the speaker's job. a lot of the people who believe so desperately that we need to put donald trump in the white house, they question the loyalty of the speaker. i do think there will be real discussions after november 8 on who our leadership will be and what that will look seats in the house, uwm professor mordecai lee says ryan's job becomes tougher. it could happen to him what happened to his predecessor. it could happen that a minority of his caucus is so unhappy that they could prevent the caucus from really operating ryan's team responded, "the speaker is figh