nbc 10 breaking news. >> the breaking news that we're following this morning. another ebola patient in the u.s. nbc 10 has just learned that a hospital worker at the texas hospital where an american patient was treated has tested positive for the disease. this as new york's jfk airport begins to test passengers flying in from west africa. and ready for primetime. we're live as eagles fans get ready for a "sunday night football" match-up against the new york giants. mother nature is certainly getting in the team spirit. here's a live look at lincoln financial field. the rain has moved out. and we should stay dry for the game. the tradeoff, though, is that we have much cooler temperatures. good morning, i'm rosemary conners. let's get right to that weekend weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. the rain cleared out with plenty

of time ahead of that big game. >> absolutely. and now wool see even more sunshine. so once the rain stopped yesterday, it was still really overcast. it's a cold start, so don't let the sun fool you. as we take a live look outside right now, the city skyline looks pretty nice, but definitely like me last night. a closer look at our temperatures. we're in the 30s if you're closer to the poconos. 36 degrees in allentown. 37 currently in pottstown. 47 in philadelphia. 46 this morning in wilmington. and as we head into the rest of today, we will push into the 60s. the low 60s, staying below average. more sunshine today. then i'm tracking a warmer and unsettled pattern. i'll let you know what that means coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. >> we'll check back with you soon. new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in east germantown. a man was shot in the leg. responding officers took that

victim to einstein medical center where he is now in stable condition. no word on a suspect or a motive in this shooting. a vigil will happen later today in central new jersey for the alleged victims in the sayerville war memorial high school football scandal. the event is scheduled for 6:00 tonight in kennedy park. that's across the street from the high school in middlesex county. meanwhile, a seventh student has surrendered to face sex crime charges in the hazing scandal. prosecutors say freshman team members were hazed and harassed by upper classmen. some of the attacks were sexual in nature. the defendants range from 15 to 17 years old. the school's entire football season was cancelled earlier this week. the infectious disease conference in center city philadelphia will wrap up today. experts from across the country have been gathered here since wednesday. they've been talking about ways to treat and prevent a wide range of diseases and there has been a focus on ebola and

enterovirus d68. let's bring you back to that breaking news that we're following. we have just learned that a health care worker in texas has tested positive for ebola after a preliminary test. the centers for disease control will conduct more tests to confirm that. the texas department of health says that the worker cared for thomas duncan. he was the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. he died on wednesday. we will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you any new developments throughout the morning. meanwhile, passengers arriving at new york's jfk airport from african countries affected by ebola are going through a stepped up screening process. the customs and border patrol released these photos yesterday of their agents at work. they're using no-touch thermometers to take the temperatures of passengers from liberia, sierra leone and guinea. federal health officials say these screenings will add an extra layer of protection against a disease that has already killed more than 4,000 people. over the next week, the screenings will begin at other

major international hubs, including washington dulles, chicago o'hare, atlanta, and newark. philadelphia international is not included because there are no flights from west africa. a church in the city's west oak lane neighborhood is gathering supplies for one of the countries most affected by the ebola outbreak, liberia. they hosted a donation drive yesterday, and hundreds of people answered the call. volunteers collected bags of food, cleaning products, and medical supplies that will all be sent overseas. >> sickness anywhere is a threat to health everywhere. as the continent of africa goes, so goes the african diaspera. we have to bring healing. >> a missionary group is helping to ship the boxes of supplies which will leave for liberia on monday. this morning, police in

radnor township will hope that somebody will recognize the get-up worn by a bank robber to help them make an arrest. one of them showed a gun, but no employees or customers were hurt. police are hoping that somebody will recognize one of the robbers because of his distinctive shoes, high sox, and gray jogging outfit. the township is now offering a $7,500 reward for any information that leads to an arrest and a conviction. police in moorestown, new jersey, are looking for three men who robbed a family dollar at gunpoint. these are surveillance photos from the crime that happened on friday night in west camden avenue in burlington county. they got away with some cash. nobody was hurt in this case. a big drug bust in burkes county after police found cocaine hidden inside an xbox. police say the drugs were mailed to pennsylvania from the dominican republic. officers followed the shipment to a home in reading and then made four arrests. the cocaine inside the xbox was

worth more than $100,000. there's more trouble for acme supermarkets. two stores in our area will be shutting their doors. both stores are in bucks county. acme says 130 employees work at both stores, but they're trying to find them new jobs at nearby locations. the stores will close on november 13th. this news comes after acme reported a data breach just two weeks ago. "sunday night football." tonight in south philly and right here on nbc 10, it's the eagles versus the giants. nbc 10's matt dlucia is live just outside the link this morning. i'm guessing not too many people out there, but we know fans are getting ready all across the city. >> reporter: that's right, rosemary. no one out here just yet. the excitement is in the air. the eagles are 4-1. the giants are 3-2. and this, for some fans, is the game they've been waiting for.

>> we got the tickets and said let's go. >> reporter: carrie and nick drove from enemy territory to be inside the link tonight. >> it's my first actual game that i actually am coming to. >> his brother is a giants fan and his father is a giants fan, so it was like a family rival for a little while. >> reporter: and they're not the only ones who drove into town. the "sunday night football" bus has been making its way around the delaware valley this weekend and the showdown with eli and the giants is upon us. the birds have gotten off to a strong start. 4-1. but those close calls and shaky plays have fans wanting a little more. >> it's time for nick foles and the defense to step it up. eli's going to be sacked like three times. and now put him out of the game, hopefully we take over the game, take over the first place division, cowboys lose to seattle, we'll be number one. back again. >> reporter: and we will be watching.

that "sunday night football" bus will be back here across the street at xfinity live starting at 3:30 today, and then it's the eagles and giants on the field tonight at 8:30. and you can watch it right here on nbc 10. live outside the link, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> you can count on nbc 10 for your complete coverage of the eagles-giants face-off tonight. coverage starts at 7:00 and kickoff is at 8:20. after the game, be sure to watch our extensive postgame show. we'll have live interviews with the players, pressure from the coach, and much more. that's all here on nbc 10. and coming up in sports, poking fun at eli manning. what the birds will do tonight that they have never done before. john clark breaks it all down for us. plus, the parents of the bucket list baby are reeling after hackers took over their facebook page.

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this is nbc 10 news. >> here's a live picture in center city. you can see it's just a little bit breezy at this hour, but the wind is really not going to be an issue for us today. we're dealing with cooler temperatures and they're colder than they should be this time of year, so if you are going to the game later tonight, definitely wear that jacket. maybe add on an extra layer or two. meteorologist brittney shipp will have the details coming up in the seven-day forecast. today, philadelphia sports broadcasting legend bill campbell will be remembered. a viewing will be held this afternoon from 2:00 until 6:00 at blake doyle funeral home. there will be a funeral mass tomorrow morning at christ the king church. campbell may be most famous for being the only person to call wilt chamberlain's 100-point game. he also broadcast the eagles' 1960 championship. new developments this morning on the bucket list baby. the facebook page for baby shane has been taken down after it was hacked this weekend.

after explicit photos were posted to the page, nbc 10 reached out to facebook and got the social network to take care of the problem. baby shane's story has received national attention. before he was born, his parents found out that he had a rare and deadly condition. they knew he would only live a few hours after he was born. so the couple decided to visit their favorite attractions during the pregnancy, calling it shane's bucket list. he was born on thursday, but died just about four hours later. next on nbc 10 news today, preparing for deployment. >> a very hands-on, practical matter. >> we'll take you inside the u.s. training center where american doctors and nurses are being prepared to take on ebola. and it's going to be a cold start, even a freezing start if you're closer to the poconos. more sunshine today. i'm tracking warmer and unsettled weather as we head into next week. your details in my first alert seven-day forecast.

the breaking news that we are continuing to follow this morning is about a hospital worker in texas who has preliminarily tested positive for ebola. officials say the worker reported a low grade fever friday night and was isolated. the centers for disease control will still need to confirm the test. the texas department of health says that the worker cared for thomas duncan, seen here, who was the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. he died on wednesday. many u.s. doctors and nurses traveling to west africa are making a stop in alabama first for training on how to treat ebola patients as safely as possible. nbc's erica edwards shows us what kind of preparation they go through. >> reporter: these doctors and nurses suited up in heavy protective gear are learning step by step how to treat ebola patients in west africa.

>> we're trying to teach people infection control in a very hands-on, practical matter. >> reporter: dr. michael young has set up this free specialized training facility in aniston, alabama. >> doctors, nurses, emts, physicians assistants. >> reporter: they're teaching the basics of working in an ebola treatment unit, along with safe disposal of dead bodies which are highly infectious. >> a bucket with 25% chlorine. >> reporter: while these folks are preparing to travel overseas, other doctors and nurses are preparing for cases to arrive here in the u.s. bellevue hospital center . actors pretending to be potential ebola patients were hired to test several hospital systems, including bellevue's. back at the cdc training course, doctors and nurses are also experiencing the uncomfortable and extreme heat involved with

wearing three sets of gloves and personal protective gear covering every inch of their body. the cdc course can accommodate up to 40 health care professionals each week and will continue at least through the end of the year. erica edwards, nbc 10 news. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. maybe you had to turn the heat on last night. we are going to see a cold start, and in some locations, close to or even below freezing. that's where we have our frost advisory, which will stay in effect until 8:00 a.m. we have your eagles forecast. it's an improved forecast from what we saw yesterday. right now throughout philadelphia, 47 degrees. we're seeing a few clouds, our humidity is at 77%. the air is calm. temperatures about six degrees cooler than right now at this time yesterday. reading, we're in the low 40s. 44 degrees in atlantic city, under clear skies. that always helps us cool down overnight. so do light wind speeds. we're only at 31 degrees in the

poconos. 37 in allen town. 43 in quakertown. 47 in pottstown. northeast philadelphia in the low 40s. if you're closer to the shore, we're staying warmer. take a look at avalon at 50 degrees. and 46 right now in dover. the other thing we're dealing with besides the cold and freezing temperatures in the poconos is the fog. so we are down to a three-mile visibility in mount pocono, down to less than two miles in allentown. mount holly down to about three miles here. so just be careful if you're traveling in these areas in the next few hour. we do expect the patchy fog to linger throughout this morning. patchy frost is a possibility for us as well. with this frost advisory staying in effect at least until 8:00 a.m. and that's because temperatures are in the low to mid 30s throughout the morning hours. mainly confined to the poconos. we're seeing a few clouds streaming into our region. our temperatures will start off in the 30s and 40s this morning. we are going to warm into the 50s, eventually pushing into the

60s with more sunshine. so it will be nice as you head out to the game. just make sure you bring a thicker jacket because we are going to see cooler temperatures because the game is so late. our future cast shows that we are going to see clouds as we head into monday, even the possibility of a stray passing shower. same thing on tuesday. we'll see a better chance of rain as we head into wednesday and also thursday. temperature-wise this morning, by 7:00 a.m., still in the 40s. 53 degrees by 10:00 a.m. by 1:00 p.m., 61 degrees, although our high today will be a little bit warmer than that at 63. more sunshine expected for the eagles -- well, not for the eagles game because it's at 8:30. but more sunshine today on your sunday. monday, a chance of showers. warmer temperatures. tuesday and wednesday, back to the 70s, well above average. mid 70s as we push into thursday with a chance of showers again. we start to dry out heading into next weekend.

the wayne train was on track for the flyers, but was it enough for their first win of the season? nbc 10 sports is next. i love the bacon on this sub. i love bacon so much, i'm launching a line of bacon jewelry. aw, i've seen those online, but-have you ever seen bacon brows? what was that? i was just putting the finishing touches on my bacondor. everyone loves bacon at subway. try it on a bacon egg & cheese. subway. eat fresh.

hey, i'm john clark. flyers starting to avoid starting 0-3 for a third straight season. playing with a sense of urgency last night. they had some jump against the canadiens. look who's honored during the game. they got to love how wayne simmonds is playing to start the season. wayne puts the flyers up 2-0. the wayne train cannot be stopped. take a look at his second goal of the game. four goals in his first three games. nobody has more in hockey. so it's 3-0 flyers. into the third period, but they collapse. the canadiens within one there,

and then it's tied up at 3-3 right here. the flyers get outshot 20-5 in the third period and overtime. ray emery keeping them in it. look at the glove save on the breakaway. wow. but the flyers shut out in the shootout. flyers lose 4-3 in the shootout. they're winless in their first three games for a third straight year. >> we just played defensively. we didn't check. we kind of sat back. >> you're thinking okay, it's one goal. the second goal. well, you know, you get angry. i think as a team, you know, that's when you start getting mad. you stop it right away. >> and their tough schedule continue. it is eagles-giants day. it will be right here on nbc 10 tonight at 8:30. stay tuned after the game for a

special postgame show from outside the burgh's locker room. dod dominique rodgers-cromartie. eagles are poking some fun at eli this morning. fans getting ready for the blackout. >> you want some of this? i don't think you want this. hey. what's going on? >> i'm afraid of the dark. >> we'll come to get you, eli. >> the eagles' defensive players coming to get eli. even giving him a wedge gee in the dark there. the team is going to wear all black uniforms for the first time. should be cool. penn state started the season 4-0, but what has happened to the offense these last two games? just 214 yards last night at michigan. the first big ten night game at

the big house. second quarter, christian hackenburg finding deshawn hamilton. the nittany lions are up. third quarter, hackenburg, picked off. back-to-backfield goals gives michigan the 16-13 lead. fourth quarter, hackenburg sacked. michigan beats penn state 18-13. how about temple hosting tulsa at the link? more special teams magic at the link, just like the eagles hear. conner riley scores. temple up 14-7. fourth quarter, owls are down three. p.j. walker. look at this pass to jalen fitzpatrick. touchdown. temple takes the lead for good. close to 500 yards of offense. they win their third straight 35-24. the owls are 4-1. their best start in four years. villanova all over rhode island. quarterback john robertson with four touchdowns again. the backup comes in and he scores. watch out for the linesman,

though. villanova wins. they have won five in a row. penn loses to fordham. they're 0-4. jonathan papelbon on espn's "college gameday" yesterday. this time he grabbed something else to show who he was picking for the game. >> i got the real thing, though! i got the real thing. >> uh-oh. >> there it is! >> what an argue with ucla coaches here. that's jim mora, the head coach getting on his defensive coordinator. says you can call the plays then and hands him his play sheet. he walks off. but then jim mora comforts his coach, look at that, hands on the face. ucla lost to oregon and the union, like the flyers, they blew a 2-0 lead. they lose to columbus. they're eliminated from the playoffs. i'm john clark. enjoy your blackout sunday. >> we will. the eagles, they're 4-1. the giants 3-2.

it is definitely going to be a tough one. matt delucia is counting down to "sunday night football." matt? >> yeah, rosemary, counting down about 14 hours now until that kickoff happens. we're talking with fans about how they're getting ready for this big game. >> and i have my black on, i'm ready, and our forecast is beginning to be ready. it's going to be better than what we saw yesterday with all the rainfall. now we'll see plenty of sunshine throughout sunday. cooler temperatures settle in for the eagles game. i'll go over all the details in my first alert seven-day forecast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job of posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half-fast. totally half-fast. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast. that is up to him.

nbc 10 breaking news. >> another potential case of ebola in the u.s. this time a hospital worker in texas where the first ebola patient in the u.s. was treated. is. and gearing up for the big game. we're live with a look at some of the ways fans can get in on the action. here's a live look at lincoln financial field. i know a lot of people want to

paint their chest, paint their faces. look, bundle up. we are starting out in the 30s and 40s in some parts of area this morning. it will warm up, but we've got these cool temperatures to deal with. good morning and welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary conners. it's 6:30 on this sunday. brittney shipp is tracking the dry but chilly conditions outside. it's a little bit colder than it should be this time of year. >> that's right, and that's with our overnight low and our daytime high. typically we're at 69 degrees. today we'll stay in the low 60s. our overnight lows are below average as well. there's a live look at cape may. a closer look at the frost advisory, that's mainly affecting the poconos. it's going to stay in effect until 8:00 a.m. there's a possibility of patchy frost. temperatures are actually right below freezing at the poconos. 31 degrees in mount pocono. 36 in allentown. 37 in pottstown. 45 degrees in millville. as we head into your late

morning hours, temperatures will be slow to warm. we are going to head into the 50s throughout most of your late morning hours, and then we'll see a high today of 62 degrees. rosemary? >> thank you, brittney. let's bring you up to speed on that breaking news that we're following out of texas. a health care worker there has tested positive for ebola after a preliminary test. officials say the worker reported a low-grade fever on friday night and was isolated. the cdc still needs to confirm that test. here's what we do know. that worker cared for thomas duncan, seen here. he was the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. he died on wednesday. meanwhile, the nbc cameraman infected with ebola continues to show modest improvement. doctors at the nebraska medical center where he is being treated say he is still very weak, but his condition has improved since friday. he is receiving an experimental drug and i.v. fluids. he was infected while working in liberia. new york's jfk airport is

now screening passengers arriving from west african countries that have been affected by the outbreak of the deadly virus. the customs and border patrol released these photos yesterday of their agents at work. they're use nothing-touch thermometers to take the temperatures of the passengers from liberia, sierra leone, and guinea. federal health officials say these screenings will add an extra layer of protection against an illness that has already killed more than 4,000 people. next week, the stepped up screenings will begin at other major international hubs, that includes washington dulles, chicago o'hare, atlanta, and newark. philadelphia international is not on this list because there are no flights from west africa. in center city philadelphia today, the infectious disease conference at the pennsylvania convention center will wrap up. experts from across the country have been gathered here since wednesday. they've been talking about ways to treat and prevent a wide range of diseases, but there has been a focus on ebola and enterovirus d68.

new from overnight, philadelphia police are trying to find the person who opened fire on a man in the city's belmont neighborhood. this happened just before 12:30 on north 42nd street. police tell us that a 42-year-old man was shot in the leg. right now he is in stable condition. today in central jersey, there will be a vigil for the alleged victims in the football scandal. the event is scheduled for 6:00 tonight in kennedy park and that's across the street from the high school. meanwhile, a seventh student has surrendered to sex crime charges. freshman team members were hazed and harassed by upper classmen and that some of the attacks were sexual in nature. the defendants range from 15 to 17 years old. the school's entire football season was cancelled earlier this week because of the allegations. this morning, police are looking for an underaged driver who went on a joyride and

crashed into three cars. that's according to police. it happened just before 9:00 last night at the intersection of 19th and cecil b. moore in north philly. he allegedly rammed into a parked car and nearly plowed into an apartment building. the boy ran from the scene along with several passengers. a woman inside the other car was taken to the hospital for only minor injuries. the trouble keeps coming for acme markets as two stores in our area are closing. both stores are in bucks county. acme says 130 employees work at both stores, but they're trying to find new jobs at nearby locations. the stores will close november 13th. this news comes after acme reported a data breach just about two weeks ago. it is a sunday showdown in south philly. the eagles will take on the giants tonight. if you don't have tickets, don't worrying you can watch it right here on nbc 10.

matt delucia is live outside the link this morning. i know it's quiet, but that's going to be different later today. you have covered the tailgaters and eagles fans do not disappoint. >> reporter: yeah, give it a few hours, this place will be packed. it's very quiet and dark out here for the moment. just a few cars, but i'll tell you, later tonight, that game will be happening right here at lincoln financial field. nick foles and the eagles against eli manning and the giants. but long before kickoff happens, some fans have been ready and waiting. >> we love our eagles, what can we say? >> reporter: and lamar davis really does love the eagles. he now lives in north carolina, but he took this trip to give his birds a little southern love. >> through every fiber of my being, i'm excited. you know, the new york giants? are you kidding me? who wouldn't be excited if they're an eagles fan? >> reporter: especially if you live in giants territory. nick varno has been a fan of the birds since the age of 4. >> i've liked them for, like, a

very long time. it's like my first actual game that i'm actually coming to. >> reporter: others have been watching this rivalry in person for decades. mike mcfadden has ban season ticketholder for 24 years. >> take care of business. >> reporter: the birds are 4-1 on the season and it's still early, but enough to have some setting their sights on the future. >> the super bowl. that's what we ultimately want. wh what team doesn't? but the goal is playoffs and we'll go from there. >> reporter: and every win counts. we will be watching. the "sunday night football" bus will be back here across the street at xfinity live. later tonight, eagles and giants playing right here at the link. reporting live in south philadelphia, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> keep it right here on nbc 10 for complete coverage of the eagles-giants face-off tonight. kickoff at 8:20. after the match-up, we've got an

extensive postgame show. we'll have live interviews with the players, the coach. much more. it's all here on nbc 10 tonight. next on nbc 10 news today -- from the young, to the old. protesters and police face off in ferguson. and we're hearing that the situation is getting tense. we are tracking all of the developments. a former first lady and now the current one, the democratic candidate for pennsylvania governor get some high-profile help from the white house. we'll tell you when and where michelle obama will campaign in our area.

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this is nbc 10 news. >> the deadline is looming for former players to opt out of the nfl concussion lawsuit. lawyers for some players had asked for the tuesday deadline to be dlae delelayed until afte fairness hearing. the league lawyers who negotiated the minimum $765 million deal opposed the delay, arguing that thousands need the money quickly. the settlement may not be finalized until the end of the year. this next one may make you think twice if you're planning to eat bacon. we could see a drop in pork prices after word that more pig lets are surviving a deadly virus that has killed millions of piglets. but the latest update from the u.s. department of agriculture shows that new decontamination procedures appear to be working. however, there are fears that the virus could return this winter because it thrives in cold and damp conditions. for more economic news now,

we check in with cnbc's tyler matheson, who has a preview of what may move the markets during the week ahead. >> for many of us, the new week begins with a holiday on monday. the stock market will be open on columbus day. but the bond markets will be closed. so will the post office, federal and state agencies, and you can expect a whole lot of schools and banks to take the day off as well. there will be no quarterly earnings coming out on monday either. but the new earnings season does officially kick into high gear during the other four days of the week. we will hear from all the big u.s. banks, by the way, including citigroup, jp morgan, chase, wells fargo, bank of america, goldman, morgan stanley. but it's not just the banks posting earnings next week. johnson & johnson, american express, google, general electric, just to name a few. i could go on and on, really. apple's got a big event planned for this week. some predict the company will unveil an updated ipad, but reports say the new tablet may not come until next year because suppliers can't even keep up

demand for the new iphone 6. fiat chrysler expected to sell more than $800 million worth of shares this week. and if you don't think winter is just around the corner, think again. the ice skating rink at new york city's rockefeller center just outside the "today" show studio will open for its seasonal business this week. i'm tyler matheson. get all your business news on cnbc. next on nbc 10 news today, shutting down streets to get ready for a big event in our area. we'll tell you what it is and what areas you should avoid. a cold start this morning. more sunshine as we head into the afternoon. dry conditions. i'll have your seven-day forecast coming up.

new video just in this morning from st. louis, missouri. yeah, that's where police and protesters are clashing outside of a convenience store. about 200 demonstrators who were protesting the death of vonderat myers staged a sit-in overnight. officers at least ten people and used pepper spray or tear gas on some of the demonstrators. myers, who was 18, was shot and killed on wednesday by an off duty police officer working a security job. according to police, myers shot first, but his parents say he was unarmed. this is all happening as a so-called weekend of resistance is under way in missouri to protest the shooting of michael brown back in august. last night, marchers rallied outside of busch stadium in st. louis where the cardinals hosted a playoff game. police and protesters also faced off in nearby ferguson,

missouri, where brown was killed. the earlier demonstrations were also peaceful. >> our officers are on bikes riding through the crowd. that's the message. let's all be respectful of everybody. >> at this point, i'm a little at peace. i'm not angry. i mean, upset maybe. >> brown was not armed when he was shot to death by ferguson officer darren wilson. a grand jury continues to review evidence in that case. in our area in less than two hours from now, runners and walkers will begin the fifth annual justice for all 5k. it's happened at memorial hall in philadelphia's fairmont park section. the walk raises money for community legal services which provides free representation to more than a million low-income philadelphia residents. isis militants appear to be tightening their grip around the syrian town of kobani. more than 500 people have been killed in the month-long siege

of kobani. u.s. air strikes around the city appear to have had little effect. kurds battling the militants have been calling for better weaponry, more help on the ground. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel says the situation there is dangerous. >> the effort to degrade and eventually destroy isil is a long-term effort. this is difficult. it is complicated. >> hagel made those comments in santiago, chile, where he met that country's president. the defense secretary is on a six-day, three-nation trip in south america. a little bit later this morning on nbc's "meet the press", an exclusive interview with white house national security adviser susan rice. she will discuss the battle with isis and the next step from the united states. that's this morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. now to decision 2014. one candidate hoping to be

pennsylvania's next governor is getting the backing of the first lady. michelle obama will campaign in philadelphia this week for democratic candidate tom wolf. she'll appear at an event on wednesday at the dorothy emanuel recreation center in northwest philly. wolf is looking to unseat current pennsylvania governor tom corbett. the election day is just 23 days from now. you can head to the polls on november 4th to cast your vote for pennsylvania's next governor. people across the country and in our area will honor fallen firefighters today. all pennsylvania and u.s. flags will fly at half staff from sunrise to sunset. more than 100 firefighters killed in the line of duty will be remembered at the national fallen firefighters memorial service tonight in maryland. open enrollment begins next month, and this weekend, people in philadelphia found out how to get covered. an information session was held yesterday morning at temple university on the new health care law. the affordable care act. people learned what plans are available, how to enroll, and

how to use the newly formatted health care website. this morning, thousands of walkers will be raising money for the prevention and treatment of kidney disease. this is a live look at the philadelphia museum of art, where registration for the 13th annual philadelphia kidney walk begins just a short time from now at 8:30. the walk then starts at 10:00. this event is expected to raise about $485,000. the fourth annual walk for wishes will also be health this morning. this one's going to be at the philadelphia zoo. it's in support of children with life-threatening medical conditions. the walk benefits the make a wish foundation of philadelphia, northern delaware. that also starts at 10:00 this morning. the cleanup continues in tennessee after a tornado ripped through the area on friday night. take a look. hickman county residents were able to get a better assessment of the damage yesterday. the national weather service

said that the ef-1 tornado had winds up to 100 miles an hour. several homes were damaged or destroyed and two people were hurt. local and state officials are contributing to helping the cleanup. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. it's a cold start on this sunday. we are going to be slow to warm as we head into the afternoon, but we should push into the 60s. yesterday we stayed in the 50s. we have a frost advisory in effect at least another hour until 8:00 a.m. for the poconos, and then your eagles forecast. this is an improvement from yesterday's rainy start. a look outside right now at the city skyline. the sun is up. we are seeing patchy fog, if you're closer to suburbs in the lehigh valley. but for philadelphia right now, 47 degrees. a few clouds. our humidity is at 77%. our change from yesterday down 6 degrees. about 6 degrees cooler. here's a closer look at our visibility. it's down to less than a mile in reading. you have to be careful in those

areas if you're heading out the door. down to two miles in allentown. mount holly seeing decreased visibility this morning with the patchy fog. and that's due to some of the leftover moisture from yesterday's rainfall. 31 degrees in mount pocono. 36 in allentown. a cold start to the morning in pottstown at 37 degrees. 47 in philadelphia. low 40s. 43 degrees in washington township. 42 in trenton. closer to the shore, staying warmer, 50 degrees in avalon. if we take a look at the rest of our temperatures, you can see where the stationary front is draped. it stretches all the way back to texas, and on top of the front, we're seeing those cooler temperatures. 37 in detroit. and then if you just take a look south of the front, we're seeing those warmer temperatures, mild air. as we head into the rest of today, we don't really have to worry about any rainfall. it's going to stay to the south of us. we will see a lot more sunshine than what we saw yesterday.

all that rainfall again staying to the south of us, closer to west virginia and parts of the carolinas. frost advisory staying in effect until 8:00 a.m. today. patchy frost is possible. so 40s and even the 30s for us to start off. but as we push into the afternoon, more sunshine, then the clouds will start to increase again overnight. by monday, we'll see a chance of scattered showers. wednesday, thursday, even another chance. so an unsettled workweek as we head into next week. 69 is our average for this time of year. we took a big hit with our temperatures yesterday, but we'll start to recover a bit as we head into today. we are going to see a later eagles game. we'll stay in the mid 50s as we head into your morning. as you head closer to the afternoon, we'll be in the 50s. 56 by 11:00 p.m. and your seven-day forecast shows a chance of showers.

a warm-up as we head into next week. today in philadelphia, the first ever old city fest. organizers are already getting ready for the event. crews were out just a few hours ago shutting down roads ahead of this afternoon's festival. fortunately, we don't have any rain to deal with. it runs from noon until 6:00. if you're looking for something to do in jersey, celebrating new jersey's 350th birthday. today is the last day the nj-350 pop-up store is open. setting the bar even higher.

next on nbc 10 news today, daredevil tight rope walker nik wallenda gets ready for his next stunt. what he's doing this time around that will make it even more dangerous. and a quick reminder about the great shredder event that's coming next weekend. nbc 10 and telemundo 62 have teamed up with allstate to help you get rid of your outdated documents. it's happening next saturday from 9:00 until noon at the wells fargo center. best of all, it is free. a huge bag of items i'm going to be bringing. and hopefully having all of my items destroyed. we will see you there. have a good one.

hundreds of people in atlantic city got a firsthand look at daredevil nik wallenda two years ago. he walked a tight rope 100 feet above the beach without a harness. wallenda had no problem performing the stunt, despite the varying winds off the ocean. and now he's preparing for his next amazing feat, where he'll be walking high above the windy city. wallenda is practicing at his home in florida right now. he'll need to be ready because he's really challenging himself in chicago. there he'll walk on a tight rope more than 50 stories up and at a 15-degree angle. but that's not all. he'll also be blindfolded at the end of his journey.

>> if i want to encourage and inspire people, which is the goal of everything i do at this point in my career, i better challenge and push myself. >> that's enough of a challenge. wallenda's walk is scheduled for sunday, november 2nd. this morning, we continue to count down to "sunday night football." matt delucia is following all of the excitement. matt? >> yeah, rosemary, tonight the eyes of the nation will be on south philadelphia. we're talking with fans about the excitement in the air. but brittney, there's also a chill in the air today. >> that's right, and a chill is going to stick around for most of the day, although temperatures will be warmer for most of today than yesterday. the timing is going to be on the cold side. so make sure you bring a jacket with you if you're heading out to tailgate. i'll have your eagles forecast coming up.

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nbc 10 news starts now. >> today, a vigil will be held near a local high school after seven football players are charged with sexual assault in a hazing scandal. this morning, ebola screenings are under way at the first airport in the u.s. this as health care worker in texas has tested positive for the deadly disease. we'll have more on that in just a home. here is a l