right now on "nbc10 news today" a deadly shooting overnight in philadelphia. this morning police say they have a person of interest in the case. we are tracking developments in the ebola outbreak as concerns about the deadly virus move a little bit closer to our area. it is a beautiful fall morning. live look outside at boathouse row where temperatures could reach 70 degrees today. good morning. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:00 on this saturday. let's get right to our weekend weather with meteorologist michelle grossman.

michelle, going to be hard to beat yesterday. >> we're going to beat it today. we're going to be near 70 degrees. we're going to probably beat it a couple times as we head throughout the workweek. here is a live look outside. down the shore point from our cape may camera. waking up to clear skies across the area. we will see lots of supposed shine today. ing looking to be a very beautiful afternoon. taking a look at temperatures. they're a little chilly this morning. see a lot of blue on the map indicating lots of 40s out there. 41 as you wake up in allentown. good morning in lancaster, 45. 49 degrees in philadelphia. temperatures in the 30s in millville. that's always the cool spot. 38 there. 42 in atlantic city. 47 in dover. so again, waking up to clear skies. pretty shot from our adventure aquarium looking over center city. get ready for sunshine. wash the car. get out, do some things. 52 by 8:00 a.m. by noon, looking nice. 62 degrees. near 70 this afternoon. even warmer during your seven-day.

we'll talk about that coming up. new from overnight. one man is dead. another is wounded after a shooting in philadelphia. nbc10 was on the scene in kensington where police tell us the gunfire erupted at fourth street and indy nan avenue after midnight. 25-year-old man was rushed to the hospital where he died. a second man showed up at the hospital with a leg wound is being held by police as a person of interest. also new from overnight. philadelphia police are investigating another shooting. a man was shot at second and carpenter streets just before 3:00 this morning. the victim was taken to the hospital but his condition is unknown right now. police have not made any arrests yet thin this case. today marks the first full day of a new quarantine order issued by the governors of new york and new jersey. that taum 21-day quarantine includes any health care workers who have gone to west africa to

treat ebola patients. nbc10's matt delucia has been following the new developments. he's live in the digital operations center this morning. matt, explain exactly how and where this quarantine order is being enforced. >> rosemary, the new measures will impact those who are flying into jfk or newark airports. specifically health care workers who treated ebola patients in west african countries. this of course comes just a couple of days after a doctor in new york was hospitalized. that happened thursday night. he is now being treated for ebola. now with this new quarantine a health care worker who arrived in newark yesterday was immediately put into isolation. this worker apparently had no symptoms of the virus upon arrival at the airport but has since developed a fever and is being evaluated at the hospital. yesterday governors andrew cuomo and chris christie says a voluntary quarantine is just not enough. >> new jersey and new york are going to determine the standards of quarantine since cdc's guidelines are continue you'lly

changing. >> and later this morning in southwest philadelphia, communities with ties to west african countries are planning to hold a walk to raise awareness and stop the spread of ebola. that's at 70th and woodland at 10:00 this morning. live in the digital operation center, matt delucia, nbc10 news. to learn more about the ebola virus, just go to our website then.com and for ebola coverage on twitter, be sure to use #ebola. that way you will get the latest news from nbc10 and nbc on this developing story. silence instead of festive friday night football. that's the bottom line after central bucks west high school canceled homecoming and the rest of the season because of a hazing scandal. disappointment reprasd cheering last night in doylestown where the annual football rivalry with cb east was snuffed out by school administrators. nbc10 was at central bucks west last night where the stands were

empty. the superintendent issued a statement saying swift and firm action had to be taken after verifying improper conduct by members of the bucks football team. according to police younger players were hazed by seniors in a waterboarding type of incident. and there are also allegations that a freshman player was forced to touch another player in a sexual manner. >> it's kind of a beg letdown but the decision was completely correct. >> i think that what the school district decided to do is the correct choice. >> kids need to learn a lesson. unfortunately it affected everybody. for that i'm sad. effort kids who weren't involved. >> the cb west coaches were suspended from football activities but not from their teaching jobs at the school. we have new information this morning about a sex tape allegedly made by philadelphia school children. two 13-year-old boys have now been arrested. sources say the tape was made on linmore avenue in southwest

philadelphia. they are students at william tilden middle school. they had sex with a 11-year-old girl and posted the video on instra gram. investigators are looking for anybody else who may have been involved. in chester county a priest is being held on charges related to sending and receiving child pornography on the internet. investigators found pictures of naked underage girl on an instagram account linked to father mark haynes. he has been a priest at st. simon and jude parish. investigators say haynes admitted to sending and receiving about 150 images which were all traced back to the rectory at st. simon and jude. according to police, haynes told them he posed as a 16-year-old girl on a dating site several years ago and received lewd videos from somebody he believed to be a 14-year-old girl. the archdiocese of philadelphia is calling the charges seriousnd disturbing and says they are cooperating with the investigation.

a pennsylvania state senator will plead guilty to accusations that she used her elected office for political and financial gain. >> she's going to plead guilty to the charges? >>s a of now, that's correct, yes. >> that's the attorney for leanna washington confirming to nbc10 that his client will plead guilty at a hearing next week although it's unclear exactly what the terms of the plea are. her lawyer would not disclose that to us. the 69-year-old democrat is facing felony charges for allegedly using her taxpayer funded staff to plan and to host political fund-raisers. washington, by the way, represents parts of philadelphia and montgomery county. >> i could use a good four months to get back in shape. get my six pack back. >> that's what former philly mob boss joey merlini told reporters. sentenced for violating the terms of his probation. he met with a former mob captain at south florida cigar bar but

never reported the meeting to his parole officer. merlino has 30 days to report to prison. this weekend the clock is ticking on a possible septa strike vote. the transit agency's largest union will decide tomorrow whether to authorize a walkout. the union says at this point there's no plans for a work stoppage but if it comes to that the union will release a plan for service interruptions before a strike. 4700 bus drivers, subway, and trolley operators and maintenance workers have been working under an expired contract since march. the negotiations continue and pensions and health care benefits are the main sticking points. still is an active investigation. we still have investigators at the school, processing that scene. >> next, we are learning more about the student whom police say went on a shooting rampage at a high school in washington state. and the parents of journalist james foley talk

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investigation. >> there's still a lot of work to do. we want to make sure that we do this right. we want to make sure that we have all of the right answers. and that's what we're going to do, by taking our time, doing it thoroughly, and providing information only after it is complete. >> police say that two of the wounded victims are cousins of the shooter. today marks day 43 in the police manhunt for alleged cop killer eric frein. he is still on the run. now another man from the pocono mountains is facing charges in connection to the case. michael was charged yesterday with making false reports. according to police, he told them that frein asked him for a fake id so he could get into canada. he later admitted that he was lying and that that wasn't true. frein has evaded police and fbi agents since mid september. that's when police say he ambushed two pennsylvania state troopers in pike county, killing one and wounding the others. searchers believe that frein may

have been spotted on monday near pocono east high school. let's head now to virginia where authorities say remains found last weekend are those of missing college student hannah graham. they're confirming it. the uva sophomore disappeared a month ago. suspect jesse matthew jr. has been charged with abduction with intent to defile graham. the county attorney is determining what additional charges to bring against him. the parents of james foley, the american journalist executed by isis, are talking about the steps they're taking to help families in similar situations. diane and john foley spoke to nbc's andrea mitchell yesterday. they told her they talked to released hostages from spain and france who had contact with james while he was in captivity. the hostages told them that james organized games and lectures to keep everybody going, keep their spirits up. his parents are now establishing a james foley legacy fund in his memory. >> one of the main things we

hope to accomplish is to be a support for any american families who have a loved one who is hostage and to encourage a dialogue. >> isis militants abducted james foley in 2012 while he was working in syria. he was beheaded in august, becoming the first american citizen killed by isis. 16 coal miners are dead after their shaft collapsed in northwestern china. another 11 miners were hurt in the disaster. it struck just before midnight our time. work safety officials in china are no investigating. torrance shul rains flooded the homes and businesses. the russian water overturned hundreds of cars yesterday. look at that. firefighters rescued trapped drivers and pumped waters from flooded basement. they are doing all they could. fortunately there have been no reports of any injuries. forecasters say though that the

storm could continue through the weekend. i throw 70 miles per hour. that's throwing like a girl. >> it's also the name of a new documentary that features little league star mone davis. we'll give you the details after break. all right. a clear start to the day. a little chilly. temperatures noti s in the 40s spots. lots of sunshine. enjoy it. tracking even warmer air in your seven day. details are straight ahead.

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superstar mone davis. she was pictured on the cover of ""sports illustrated"" and made all kinds of tv appearances. now she's the subject of a spike lee documentary and a commercial that's running during this year's world series. >> i stand for girls who want to play sports with the boys and to be a role model for people, young and old. i throw 70 miles per hour. that's throwing like a girl. >> you said it. the chevrolet ad is part of the 16-minute documentary that's called "i throw like a girl" filmed by spike lee in south philadelphia. in the documentary mone and her family talk about her passion for all sports. she's apparently a tremendous basketball player. also talk about her life off the field and her plans for the future. you also hear from her coaches and how she became a superstar on the mound at such an early

age. you can watch it right now on our website nbc10.com. now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> all right. meteorologist michelle grossman. starting out with chilly air. temperatures in the 40s. what a beautiful afternoon we have. lots of sunshine. enjoy it. ing looking at temperatures near 70 degrees. some spots could even hit 70. first weather headline on this saturday, looking at a super saturday whatever you plan get the carwashed and anything outside. windy on sunday. another mild day where we will have the wind in place. like the low 60s. as we head throughout sunday. tracking another warm-up in your seven-day. 70s in your skechb day. so we even have upper 70s. one of the days. taking a look outside. looking at clear skies. waking up light winds. clear skies. temperatures drop back into the 40s. we're going to see them rise quickly once we get that sun going. 49 right now in philadelphia. winds out of the west-southwest at six miles per hour. looking at temperatures across the region, mainly in the 40s.

some spots in the 30s. reading, 49 in philadelphia. 42 in atlantic city. clear skies all across the board. looking outside. yeah, we're going to wake up to a nice morning. we're going to end the day just as well. so all day long we're looking at lots of sunshine. same story on sunday. temperatures across the region your see lots of blue on the map. 43 in mt. pocono. 44 in reading. 40 degrees in pottstown. 49 in philadelphia. 38 though in millville. a cold spot. 42 in atlantic city. once we get that going we're going to see the temperatures rising. as we go throughout time here by the lnch lu time, 62 degrees. and then maybe dining outdoors for dinner we're looking at 67 in philadelphia. and could hit 70 degrees, especially to the south and east as we head throughout today. good day to do anything. we're looking at clear skies right now. nothing showing up on radar. nothing will show up as we head throughout the later part of the day. looking back to the west we do have a cold front that's draped in the midwest. you can see moisture associated with it. it will swing through later on tonight but it's going to swing

through dry. we're don't have the threat of showers. not bringing much cloud cover. high pressure in control today bringing us the sunshine. a great day to get out and look at the fall foliage. high color in suburbs. bucks county, montgomery county. further north we're going to see peak colors. pretty day to get out and see the leaves. sunnynd mild, 67 to 70. could be a little gusty late afternoon into the nighttime hours. it's really sunday when we see the winds kicking up. a little cooler as well, 66. may feel cooler because of the wind. mixture of sun and clouds. by monday, full sunshine. 66. look at tuesday, 74 degrees for a late october. wednesday, 77. could see a nighttime shower. keeping you dry throughout the day. thursday, cooler, 61. for halloween on friday, 59. a transplant breakthrough in australia. next, why doctors say it could save more lives of those waiting for a donor heart.

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doctors and nurses will soon have traping on their smartphones and tablets to handle ebola patients. the cdc has asked the experts at johns hopkins medicine to lead a group to develop a web-based training tool for ebola. the program will focus in part on how to put on and take off personal protective equipment. it's expected to be available on the cdc website in the next few weeks. surgeons in australia have performed the first successful transplant of a heart. it stopped beating. until now trans plants only used a beating donor heart from a brain dead patient. the new transplant technique involves resus statating hearts pumping blood through them. it could increase the number of hearts available for transplant. the city of philadelphia is encouraging smokers to quit with the first tobacco free pharmacy network in the country. it's called the preferred healthnet work and encourages city employees who are not covered by union benefits to use pharmacies that do not sell

tobacco products. city workers who use other pharmacies will be charged an additional $15 more per prescription. >> it could potentially, positively impact the health of a much broader community and allows the city to manage health care costs and larger, more wide spread benefit changes. >> city officials say hundreds of independent pharmacies and three retail chains have registered. the changes start january 1st. the time right now is 6:26. "nbc10 news today" continues in just a moment with another half hour of news. we'll have stories we are following for you this morning. ebola concerns and the new rules in place to prevent the spread of the virus in our area. get ready for a beautiful day. waking up to clear skies. once that sun does rise we're going the see lots of sunshine. we're going to see warmer temperatures this afternoon. live look outside. chilly across the area right now. 47 in philadelphia. we do have some 30s on the map as well.

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right now on "nbc10 news today" the first person to be quarantined under new ebola rules in new jersey and new york remains in isolation this morning. we'll have a live report coming up. live look outside right now. center city skyline on this warm fall weekend. beautiful day is in store for our area. the mild temperatures are going to last in through next week. good morning. welcome back to "nbc10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the pleasant weather outside. >> good morning. looking great this weekend. a little windy tomorrow but today almost picture perfect for late october. mild but not mild now. we have clear skies. what a pretty site in cape may. you see that sun starting to come up.

it's going to officially come up in a 7:00 hour but we're going to see lots of sunshine as we head tlud the afternoon. clear skies, light winds. seeing the temperatures chilly this morning. a big difference from this time yesterday. it is 15 degrees cooler in pottstown than this time yesterday sand degrees cooler in mt. holly. when you wake up get out early this morning. you will feel the temperatures. 40s across the area. some spots though in the 30s. mainly 40s to the north and west. again, 12 degrees cooler in reading than this time yesterday. lots of blue on the map. 41 in allentown. 45 in lancaster. 49 in philadelphia. 42 in atlantic city. the cold spot in millville, 38 degrees. once we get that sun churning we're going to warm up. by 8:00, lots of sunshine, 52. 10:00 a.m., 57. by noon, 62. topping out near 70 later on this afternoon. we're going to be warmer during our workweek while the peak of that in just a few minutes. new from overnight. one man is dead. another is wounded fr a shooting in philadelphia.

nbc10 was on the scene in kensington where police tell us the gunfire erupted at fourth street and indiana avenue just after midnight. 25-year-old man was rushed the hospital where he died. it's the wounded man who showed up later at the hospital that caught the a tensittention of p >> second male, he might possibly turn into a suspect. right now he's a person of interest and under police guard for involvement -- possibly involved with the shooting. >> police say at least one witness saw the wounded man run from the shooting scene into a house. investigators have not found a weapon in that area but they tell us that they're going to be looking at any surveillance images that may be available from the scene. there are new standards in place this morning for passengers landing at either jfk or newark airport. the governors of new york and new jersey have ordered a mandatory 21-day quarantine for anybody who goes through those airports who have had direct contact with ebola patients in

west africa. matt delucia is live in the digital operation center. matt, this is not an option anymore, not voluntary, right? >> yes. the key word here is mandatory. before yesterday health care workers who were treating ebola patients in west africa could voluntarily put themselves in isolation. now at least that was the request. but that is not the case anymore. this week a doctor in new york was hospitalized and is now being treated for ebola. and now the first person to be placed in this new quarantine, a health care worker, she flew in to newark liberty airport yesterday. she was immediately put into isolation. this worker apparently had no symptoms of the virus upon arrival but has since developed a fooef youer and is being evaluated at newark hospital. yesterday, governors andrew cuomo and chris christie said this is about responsibility for protecting the public. as of right now some residents still have serious concerns. >> we put people who have certain professions to higher

standards so i think that's why people are upset and i think they have a right to be. >> now, the health care worker being monitored this morning in newark had been working with doctors without borders. here's who they're saying. doctors without borders has enjacketed strict protocols governing the return of its health workers to their home countries. we act in full compliance with official public health regulations. right now the organization says that it is going over the new regulations set in place by new york and new jersey and adding that it does intend to comply with those regulations. live in the digital operation center, matt delucia, nbc10 news. here in our area, some first responders from south jersey are getting potentially life-saving training on ebola awareness. nbc10 was in clayton county yesterday where the doctor and the county's director of nursing spoke about the virus and its threat to public health. the training focused on personal protective commitment and guidelines for first responders

when they suit up on scene. >> scary but as long as you're well equipped and you're ready to take on the task at hand, you know, the knowledge having hearing from the seminar can apply it in real life. >> the training is available through next wednesday and is open to all county police, fire, ems, and first responder agencies. you can count on nbc10 to help address your concerns about the ebola virus. on monday morning we will have two medical professionals here at the nbc10 studios to answer your questions. if you have a question, send it in right now. just logon to the nbc10 facebook page and look for the ebola q and a section. we will answer your questions live monday morning from 4:00 to 7:00 right here on "nbc10 news today." in other news this morning, with reports showing pennsylvania has some of the worst bridges in the country, penndot is ready to replace hundreds of them across the state. pen dot shows the plenary infrastructure group to repair or rebuild 558 bridges.

construction will begin next summer. the project is expected to be finished in three years. plenary's must then maintain the bridges for the next 25 years. >> today we launched an effort to rebuild 558 structure deficient brinls in a rapid method that has not yet been done throughout the country. >> the average cost per bridge is $1.6 million. the entire project will cost the state of pennsylvania $65 million a year. relief is on the way for drivers on the new jersey turnpike. work on widening a 35-mile stretch in burlington and middlesex counties is finishing a i head of schedule. it's also $200 million under budget. the reconstructed stretch of the turnpike will go from six laps to 12 lanes. the northbound lanes will open tomorrow and then the southbound lanes will open next weekend. today a once in a lifetime opportunity, the mainline mansion that belongs to the

former owner of the 76ers will go to auction. pat croce's estate in villanova will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. nbc10 got a tour inside the home yesterday. the auction company tells us croce and his wife are empty nestors and no longer have a need for such a big mansion. if you would like to bid, here's what you need to know if home is 10,000 square feet, sits on more than 3 1/2 acres, it was most recently listed for more than $6 million. you can take a virtual tour of the mansion right now on nbc10.com. we've got a slide show of the interior and exterior of the property. this morning we are learning more about a massive airbag recall that could involve even more vehicles than first thought. next, how to ipd find out if your car is on that list.

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the recall list, first write down your number, then go to nbc10.com, we'll link you to an online database where you can type in that vin number to check. it is getting to be that time of year. ups is expecting a double digit surge in shipments as the holiday shopping season gets under way. to hand the workload it plans to hire up to 95,000 seasonal workers. you may remember last year ups was caught off guard by the mum b number of people who bought gifts off line and shipped them at the last minute. some deliveries diplomat even make it until after the holidays last year. a new survey finds that hiring is healthy but wages are not going up. that's one of the stories in this week's business news. let's check in now with cnbc's tyler mathisen. >> good news for apple last week with more than 39 million iphones sold and best quarter ever, ever, for sales of its mac personal computers. apple easily whipping earnings forecast last quarter. ipad sales though down another

12%. reflecting an industry wide decline of tablet sales. different story at ibm. totally so. big blue missed its earnings forecast on weak revenue growth. it also incurred a big charge to offload its struggling chip making unit. paying another company -- paying another company $1.2 billion to take it over. an actual highway traffic safety administration raised big concern for owners of more than 6 million vehicles. airbags, many made by japanese company, called tacata, those airbags can explode in an accident sending shrapnel flying. the recall affects most popular brands of automobiles including bmws, general motors car, honda, mazda, nissan, toyotas. new survey of business economists finds hiring is healthy but wages are not going up. only a quarter of companies surveyed raised wages in the summer quarter. that's down from 43% in the spring.

not many raises during the hot months. meanwhile, another survey says that last year americans took the fewest number of allotted vacation days in nearly four decades. it costs them billions of dollars in benefits. the airlines are at it again despite lower energy costs most of the major carriers raised fares on their domestic routes by an average of $4 a ticket. maybe that's why those vacations are down. and staples became the latest big retailer to admit that it was likely the target of a massive credit card breach. earlier this months sears holdings reported a breach at the kmart stores. other retails including home depot, super value, and target. beware hackers, why don't you go on vacation? i'm tyler mathisen. get all of your business news on cnbc. jimmy rollins receives a special award for his accomplishments off the field. ahead, we'll hear from the phillies shortstop about the honor. good saturday morning. temperatures in the 40s.

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>> there was a period of time that we knew we weren't getting a ship for four weeks. it was at one point your proverbial ship came? >> right now delaware has 43,000 tons of salt stored up. this year deldot will be testing a new system to keep track of how much is being used. they're going to be mounting gopro cameras in barnes and that will tell them exactly how much salt needs to be replaced. this is nbc10 news. >> all right. thankfully we are not doing a snow forecast today. pretty forecast. as we head through the afternoon, mild temperatures. right near 70 degrees. no complaints. you don't have to think about snow yet. taking a look at the weather headlines, super saturday. enjoy it. get out. beautiful day all day long weatherwise. by sunday, still a nice day. mild temperatures. lots of sunshine. we're going to bring some wind

in. pretty windy as we head throughout our sunday. and then our seven day, swept nasdaq our seven-day. we're talking mid to upper 70s through the middle of the workweek. right now, clear skies. trying to come up, officially comes up in the 7:00 hour. we will enjoy sunshine as we head throughout the rest of the day. 49 in philadelphia. winds out of the south-southwest. helping to drop the temperatures. as we head throughout this overnight morning into the afternoon we're going to warm up. 70 degrees last tuesday. roller coaster as we head through wednesday and tuesday. rain and clouds kept the temperatures down. 70 yesterday. nice one yesterday. it's going to be another nice one today. 69 is the forecasted high. some spots may reach 70. probably not much higher than that. right now looking at a lot of blue on the map. we do have cold temperatures. as we start out this saturday morning. 43 in mt. pocono. 44 in reading. 40 in pottstown. even philadelphia below 50. 38 degrees in millville. cold one there.

42 in atlantic city. and 47 in dover. looking at clear skies. beautiful morning. beautiful afternoon. nice night. hopefully you do have some nice plans for your saturday. a super saturday, radar is clear. clear all throughout the day into the night. even though we have a cold front that will swing through right now it's back to the midwest. it will swing through later on this afternoon -- this evening into the morning hours. but it's going to come through dry and not really bring clouds with it. so beautiful day to drive north. see some fall foliage. we have high color in parts of central new jersey, bucks county, mobt gory county, lehigh valley and chester county. a peak as you head towards the poconos. today,ing looking at beautiful day. sunny and mild. 67 to 70. no complaints for those temperatures in late october. winds out of the west at five to 15 miles per hour. starting out light. gustier as we head throughout the evening hours. seven-day forecast. sunday, looking at nice day once again. 66. not as nice as today. it could be gusty at times. over 25 miles per hour on

sunday. that's what we're going to have to deal with on sunday. looking at mixture of sun and clouds. monday, full sunshine comes back. nice, 66. tuesday, warm, 74. that's ten degrees above what is typical for this time of year. even warmer on wednesday. mostly cloudy. 77. could see a few nighting time showers by thursday. mostly sunny. cooler, 61. chilly for the kids on friday. not too bad. again, october 31st. 59 degrees. now let's head to new york and check in with lester holt and erika hill to see what they're working on for this morning's "today" show. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> m coming up, live at washington state where officials are putting together the pieces of the deadly school shooting. why would a popular high school freshman open fire on his classmates. this morning we're going to talk to one student who saw the tragedy unfold. also, this morning, the latest on the ebola scare. here in new york city one doctor is hospitalized with the virus while the states of new york and new jersey are implements new quarantines. we'll be joined live by dr. rick

sacra who contracted and beat ebola. when you see the aftermath of this car crash, the driver survived. wait until you hear when one unlikely piece of the car helped save his life. going to pull at your heart strings a little bit here. take you to a town celebrating the holidays early this year. it's all part of an effort to help up with very brave boy battling a rare disease. we'll have those stories and more when we get started on a saturday morning right here on "today." >> thanks. >> okay. are you ready? i sure am. one of the top rachked teams in pennsylvania keeps on rolling. that kickses off this week's edition of the "high school blitz." >> yes, swinging along with the crimson. st. joe's prep continues to

dominate. kid jackson gets in for the easy touchdown. prep rolls over roman catholic, 43-0. hadfield and alberto to jake robertson. 6-0. easy breezy, 50-12 win. shawnee quarterback, gets it to the end zone. shawnee knocks off cherokee. cherry hill west, argentina. going to keep it and don't cry for him or argentina for that matter. great choice. they won, 46-21. high school blitz game of the week is brought to you by ford stores, home of america's favorite brand. >> you want it, you got it. you voted to see paul vi and triton. running back moore wants to thank you for your vote because he was in the spotlight for this one. catch him if you can like the gingerbread man. 28-0 victory and division crown. >> the high school blitz play of the week is brought to you by toyota. let's go places.

>> two a heart tugger here. 11-year-old kevin smith is fighting an epilepsy seizure disorder. lansdale let them tote it last night as they escort him to the end zone. 20-14. there was so much joy on the lansdale sideline, listen to kevin's mom. >> it's unbelievable. we keep saying that the compassion is contagious. and it means so much. >> courtney, a proud moment to be sure. time for skylights. huge crowd for the annual downing west rivalry. my goodness. east with the pass to the end zone. touchdown. east wins it, 34-14. westchester east had its hands full with undefeated coatesville. look at the tom fullery. they tried the fik punt which worked but the tlrick play wasnt up. henderson handing the rock to trey green. trey is good for six. out running the defense. henderson wins it, 41-14.

northeast running on omni here. 15 yards away. northeast wins it by 30. frankfurt defense hailed strong against south philly. brooks says, uh-uh to this run. frankford gets the 18-8 victory. penn charter celebrating 325th birthday but melbourne prep couldn't care less. takes the pass to the barn. melvern prep wins, 34-16. roxborough trying to get ball downfield against lincoln. sanchez, his pass is knocked around. picked off by isiah a thomas. nice name. rocks bor regets the win, 20-6. cue the music. join us tonight for a half hour of highlights and feature stories. don't miss the high school blitz tonight at 7:00 where else but right here on nbc10. i'm danny pommel.

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phillies star jimmy rollins is this year's cowinner of the robert to clemente award. jay rollins and paul concern. rollins was praised for his work with inner city students and other charitable efforts. >> we go out there as baseball

players and people get to see us in uniforms and, wow, that's a great person, that's a great player. but i think to take that off the field, to become more than just a person in a uniform says a lot about a person. >> the award is named for hall of famer roberto clemente they who died in a plane crash while delivering aid to earthquake victims in central america. before we leave you we want to get one last check of the weather and good news. >> it's a good one, yeah. temperatures near 70 degrees. later on this afternoon, already pretty as the sun is up. looking at a nice day today. clear skies. right now 49 in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. we do have chilly spots across the area. we're going to warm nicely. 69 by saturday. sunday, 66. then i'm going to give you a neek speak 77 by later on this workweek. >> looking good. that's going to do it for us. the "today" show is next. michelle and i will see you back here at 8:30. have a good one.

limb. good morning. why did he do it? >> there is a possible shooting in the cafeteria right now. >> the struggle for answers after a high school freshman opens fire, killing a classmate and wounding four others before taking his own life. this morning, a student who was there speaks to us live. extra dose of caution. new york and new jersey impose their own strict quarantine rule on those who have in contact with ebola patients overseas. this after one doctor is back with ebola. and holidays for a super hero. an entire town turns out to help make a special week for a brave little boy. we'll share this wonderful story of love and generosity today, saturday, october 25th, 2014.